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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-25
Economy of Pipeline Transportation

Pipelines in the United States are delivering
natural gas, crude oil and refined oil products
over long distances at surprisingly low costs.
AS an example: one gallon of gasoline can be
transported by Texas Eastern's Little Big Inch
products pipeline from Houston to Chicago
a distance Of 1125 miles for one cent.
The economy of pipeline transportation is one
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Al Pros Entered
At Green Spring

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is (Spe-
ciaD. The Middle Atlantic
PGA will hold q pro-am golf
tourney at Green Spring VAL
ley Hunt Club here Monday.
Following are starting times
for the Al pros entered:
First Tee
2 s.m--oJohn MTsSer; s:219stevs
Charles Heriing; S:4aNcalroI Mac
Master; 9:4e-Art Jones; S:56-Jim
Piattery: IO:O3-Ron Beverungen;
l0:l0-Bir Bassler; 10:1T-Cos Tiso;
10:24--Paul Hayiland: 1O:31-Andy
oiP'Pn pmnssii l0S1xiS oiiS.St Gonie fS;O7-ceorr.
I:2l-Bin Clarke; l:2S-Jimmy Duke:
1:35-John C'Donnell; 1:42-M Med
we'd; 1:45--Royce Shelton.
9 a.m.-John Zaleski; 9:2S-Jimmy
Dick Mullen; 9:56-Bob ecker; zoos
Rick McHaie; 10:10-Ron 6tans-
bury; 10:I7-3Paul Mosca: 10:24E
JACK Lowe; 1O;Sl-John Jendraslk;
Phillips: 1:I4-Bob Moran: i:2l-
Don Beach; 1:2S-Frank Tenney;
1;35-Henry Gerard; 1:42-Chuck
Smith; l:47-Jim Bellezzi: 1:5E
Starting times Of washington area
golfers entered in the Baltimore City
Open qualifying round on Tuesday at
Green Spring:
1O:2O-Jack Lowe: Bob watkins:
1890 - Dick Mullen; I0:40 = Bob
fi:1O-BarTy FuhrmSn. Bii
Deck: II :30-Dick Mason; noon
Rudy Nielsen: 12:10-Carl Lohren;
l p.m.-Bill Gilbert, Al Medved.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

half points over Sky Search,
owned by S. H. Rogers Fred,
who has been the principal
force behind this show for II
years.
In the largest side saddle
class seen in these parts in
many seasons. Mrs. Fletcher
Harper won the Ballantrae
Trophy, with Poppet Robinson
in second place. Mrs. Harper
is the wife of a former MFH in
this area and repeatedly has
won three-day endurance tests
since her 10th birthday.
The family class also brought
a large turnout dominated by
the clan Of william P. "Pappy"
Hubert.
Champion among the ponies
was Gauchino owned and rid
den by Langhorne Wiley. The
reserve went to Tina Tener on
Mocha.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

and one sixteenth in 1.44H.
Three horses dominated the
early running. Tooth and Nail,
Careless John and Ouija Board
were closely punched with Con-
nestoga moving into fourth
place.
In the stretch, Careless John
had assumed command with
Ouija Board hanging on for
second place. and Counterate,
who was virtually left at the
gate. running third. Sutler,
taken to the outside was fly
ing and crossed the wire two
lengths to the good.
The race crossed $29,175 and
$l8,638.75 went to the winner
The balance Of the all-soph-
omore field was made up Of
Tooth and Nail, Sea Classic,
Burnt Clover, Conestoga, Count
Amber. Counterate and Penny
Trumpet.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Area Golf Team
Divides Matches
In Muson-Dixon

BALTIMORE. Oct. is (AP).
-Philadelphia and Middle At.
lantic teams Of amateur golf
ers tied at 3-3 TO-DAY in the
first day of q Mason-Dixon
tournament at Green Spring
Valley.
Philadelphia's No. / team,
Jim Sykes of Old York Road
Country Club and Louis Riggs
of Manufacturers, defeated
Ralph Bogart and Bobby Brow
nell, both Of Chevy Chase, 4
and 3, over the par-70 course
The Middle Atlantic team Of
Johnny Eisinger of Congress
sional and Bill Brownrigg OF
Manor won. 3 and 2, over the
Philadelphia duo Of Nick La.
man Of Belmont and Bob Rag
land of Aronimink.
All other teams halved theil
matches. producing the tie.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
2Longshots Dominate.
Garden Stote Feature

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. Is (AP)
Longshots took complete COM
mand of the $25,000 added
Benjamin Franklin Handicap
when SOL and 70-1 shots ran
one-two at Garden State park
this afternoon.
The winner was Mrs. Theo-
dora A. Randolph's Sutler who
came from out of the pack to
run over horses to the wire.
Alamode Farms Ouija Board,
always In the thick Of things,
took down second money over
the AS favorite, Louis Lee Hag-
gin us Careless John.
Sutler. who was meeting top
drawer talent for the first
time. paid $l2S.40, $4,000 and
$11.6O. Ouija Board brought
back $42.6O and $l1.40 while
Careless John returned $40.
Harlan Dalton rode the up
set winner who ran the mile
Evening star., 1960-10-16
British Prospect
For international
Sd in Champion

NEWMARKET. England, Oct.
is (AP).-Marguerite Vernaut,
an Italian thoroughbred, won
the SD RUNNING of the cham
pion stakes today in a race that
left a British prospect for the
Washington. D. c., Interna-
tional trailing in third place.
Jockey Enrique Camici pushed
Marguerite Vernaut into the
lead at the start Of the mile
and a quarter test, some 800
yards from the finish. Never
Too Late grabbed a narrow
lead going into the famous
Newmarket dip.
The Italian horse rallied
strongly and won by half a
length.
Apostle, the English horse
entered in the International to
be run at Laurel, Md, Novem-
ber IL, was six lengths back in
third place.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
REDSKINS

Continued From Page FL
comes through, but will be
ready to take over II Shaw
falters.
Seeking their third straight
division title. the Giants won
two Of their three victories to
date by 2-pont margins. Con-
erly's last-minute, 42-yard scor-
ing pitch to Frank Clifford pro-
vided the winning margin in
last weeks 1917 thriller over
Pittsburgh. In their opener at
San Francisco, the Giants over
came q flrst-period, 14-0 deficit
to edge the Forty Miners. 21-19.
They walloped st. Louis by q
more convincing 35-14.
Defense may be the key to
the outcome of today's game,
and the Redskins are proud of
theirs. Nixon's men held the
champion Baltimore Colts to a
200 score in their opening
game and Baltimore a week
later crushed Chicago, 42-7.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Silver Lining Takes Trophy
In MiddIebure Horse Show

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Oct. is
(SpeciaD. - Frederick War
burg's Silver Lining won the
Ruth Matthews Guitar Memo
rial Trophy for junior hunters
here today as Northern Vir-
ginia's largest amateur horse
show was held at Glenwood
race course for the benefit Of
SPCA.
Silver Lining was ridden by
Christy West in scoring a 1913
victory over Baby Doll from the
stable of Mrs. Redmond Teorge.
The Guitar honored the mem
ory of the late Foxcroft School
director Of equestrian sports.
Silver Lining also ran up 91a
points in the working hunyer
division to win the champion
ship by margin Of one-and-a-
Evening star., 1960-10-16
MADDOX Victor
0nLafeCharge
Al Marlboro
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor


MADDOX, from the Washing
ton-owned Flamingo Farm of
Cleveland Skinker, turned in
another one Of his game races
yesterday, to win the 5000
Marlboro Handicap, before q
shirt-sleeved crowd Of S,857
racing fans at the Southern
Maryland track.
Making Q powerful charge
on the hackstretch the last
time around. topweighted Ma
dok with 125 pounds, made 1t
look easy after being last in
the field Of six with a half
mile to go. Settling for Sec
ond after battling Kun On Doc
for the lead was William T.
|Leatherbury's Eastern Hobo,
beaten three-quarters of q
length.
William B. Casilear's Ware
gained third, another length
and a half back with Ess Dee
fourth. Disappointing the
sweltering crowd was Natagar,
the 17-to-10 favorite, who
failed to run back to his fine
race at Marlboro on opening
day when he won the Potomac
Plate. Natagar finished last in
an extremely dull effort under
124 pounds.
MADDOX, o 7-year-old gelding
was ridden by veteran Joe Ser
Wis and paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$3.50, being the second choice
in the betting. Eastern Hobo
who had been racing at Bel.
mont Park, returned $3.50 anC
$500 and Ware, $4.20 to show
MADDOX ran the mile and a six.
teenth in 1:522s over the fast
but deep surface.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Continued From PAGE Fl

NVAA~ANsSC~@ = ASAAe 49,
lead in their battle to the wire.
Calumet Farms Bold Prince
finished fifth. followed by
Ambiopoise. Sherluck. Anni-
hilation and Garry Back.
Moreno said that in the upper
stretch 81 was waiting for some
Of the others to move up, but
when they didn't ! set my
horse down and let him go.
In mid-stretch Milo tvalen-
zuela) got about q neck ahead
Of me and when I saw who it
was, I dug in again because I
know Garwol pulls himself up. "
Mrs. Suzy Ketchell sold Row
ing Minstrel. q bay son Of Count
Fram-Video Queen, to WolfSon
about a month ago for $50, 900
plus $4,000 from each Of his
next two winning stakes racers.
Rowing Minstrel netted q
purse Of $106,310.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Comeback Victory

COLORADO SPRINGS. Oct
is (AP).-Colorado State Col
lege gave up a first touchdown
to Colorado College but came
back in the second half for a
2l-15 Rocky Mountain Confer
ence football victory today.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Soviet Runner Sets
O,O00-Meter Record

MOSCOW, Oct. is (AP)-
Peter Bolotnikov, Soviet runner
who won the 10.000-meter event
in the Rome Olympics, bettered
the world record today with a
clocking of % minutes, 1873
seconds at Kiev.
The world mark of 28:3O.4,
set in Moscow by the Russian
star Vladimir Kuts, has stood
since September II, 1856.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Gurden Stute Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ins;. 3-year-olds;. furlongs.
Daring Heart (C'onel $50 $50 SEQ
Last Day (Boulmetisl $50 A.6O
Dancing Pincher (Chambersj 500
Black Jet, ROYAL Easter. willie the
Whale. Gymnast, ValQui, Our Faith.
Time. 1:12.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $500:
claiming; 3-year-olds and UP: liz
War signals tMonaD eco 500 $40
War Time (CulmOne) 24.OO IL 20
Rocket Fuel (COrlel 4.40
,e rat WSrI Ge Of At T. pors Dis
Check. Solid Gold. Althway. Time,
1:47as.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RACE - Purse, S4.5O0;
ssMn slSning ,;S Syse5;olds -dn sd dturlOaHss an
SsS'4 E:s! Tss! s!'s !ci:n:.::15 $50 S4S $$$ s$
New Pepi. Sailor Man. Eden Hsii. Hail
Bob Maisel. Stall Getter, Moaning
Low, Tune Reporter. Big Buck. Time.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
rattle Chant tc'one, $3.50 1000 $50
Buily's Kin cHaImstsI 5.SO 40
White Label. Pundit. Exodo. Ines
capable. Alhambra Circle, Warspite.
s4Ss sss oaFd.nls ds''i Trisl iSlloVGS 1si
Division); 2-year-olds; mile.
Belle Breeze (G'erO 1880 $50 500
HSok Iso OTt 'hSgeEn ..;., *o'oV Ay'S0 9s0
Royal Blossom. zonah. Ny Sister
Kate, Maggie James, Party Package,
Zehenna, Indra, Kissing Belle. Time,
1898.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; the Gardenia Trial Cd
Divisionl; 2-year-olds; 1 mile.
Bowl 81 Flowers IBTsJ $40 SEQ 800
Angel Speed lHarmatS) TAO $50
~ Prominent Lady, Miss Malabar, bar
Noble Touch, Rose Bower, Good Move,
Glad, Princess Leeyan, Oil Royalty.
Time, 1:3Sh.
added; BENJAMIN Franklin Handicap;
3-year -olds; liz miles.
ouija Board iRosers) 1880 40
Careless John (B'lm's) 2.4O
,,G Tooth and eEUa.S.ni. Nail, Sea Classic, Burnt
counterate, Penny Trumpet. Time,
1:4zh.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds up;, La miles
Sunset Baby (BlumD 1890 100 400
Seventy Six tHarmatx) 1920 TAO
Dager' Beaver tBlOck) SOC
Necromancer, Headless, Grand Sea-
son, Oil Master, Can Opener Sprinter
Bun Hero: chal Bang, Baker Street.
Time, 1:40.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
LSU Edged
By Kentucky

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 10
(AP).-Clark Mayfield. q soph-
omore halfback, made good his
second fleld-goal try tonight to
give Kentucky a 30 Southeast
ern Conference football victory
over Louisiana State.
Mayfleld's 28-yard boot came
after the third Kentucky Of
fensiye threat of the night. He
had tried unsuccessfully early
in the first quarter for a field
goal from the LSU 80.
I.SU I.SU,,.vv -------- Q 9 9 9-9S
KentucEy-F0. 20 MaynelG.
Attendance 3R,O0O
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Red Sox Prospect

HAVERHILL, Mass, Oct. IS
(AP)-The Boston Red Sox to-
day signed Mike Ryan, 18-year-
old sandlot catcher. to a class
B baseball contract and as
signed him to Raleigh Of the
Carolina League.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
LAUREL RAcEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RACE - Trot; Class c-1;
purse, 5000: 1 mile.
DsSy Pes s,,Iv:I. Ss!I.SnI l2..o go e go g
Victor Bruce, Mary B.. Jennse Elite.
Yankee Ted, Buck A. Volo.i Time,
SECOND RAcE.Pace; class c.;
szsS.e Ssssa., ~ 1920 s,sSS S s.adSS e
Bonny willow (Ranklnl $50
pySd Mss Ss6sllse Hecepssd s sdiS fG not nisS
Fargo tscratchedl. Time, 2:09.
DAIRY DOUBLE--ls-al PAID SII4.se
THIRD RACE = Purse. 5000; pace.
class Gel: mile.
y. KlsEs Ha.aEsiS sir, sAzfIS !zIs9.re S seS
WsybilFs son. Hasty Dean. Licorice,
Chandler Hanover. Time, 2:0S1s.
scratehed-Llttls River Bruce.
trot fogRrA clsss BE- SASn ana 9.s r's mile 'OOO'
Ckice Hanover (A'tol $3.50 $50 $50
Duke Lee tAkonry. Sr.l 1I.OO $40
Carries Bonney (Whitsl $50
ss3ns 3 MsSas SSRsI hanover aTn ssIy Sk Aircrsf
Time, 2:07M,
FIFTH RACE - Purse. 5000; pace.
HsSsv: sISss C-h;l t:nnI ME aPs,k, ,eso aao 4Oo
cSSSon SSsy PETH PiTe fMyeTS '" 40 SO
Mighty Bucky. Princess Norris. Fol-
low Her, Treasure Island, kernal Cobb.
Time, 2:064s.
SIXTH RAcE-Trot: class B-1 and
GiSTy S s Ean'r ". Mi Mi 1856 eco $40
Betsy Resent %; Lekum) 5.0O 40
AIiant Hanover &c. ROieefl $50
NOR. ' Pay Skipper. cutsy Hanover.
Time-2:O54s.
49ers No. Five.
SEVENTH RAcE--Pace class B-3;
purse: $1,000; ;si.,91 Tile; 4 On aao sOo
Galt Way selks (WiiiaFO $50 $40
Clinterpsrt, Panda, Market Report,
Believe. Ne. Time. 2;O6ss. 4Sers Gold
Rush, No. 4.
EIGHTH RACR-Purse. S1,25O:
'"The An Revoir'':: pace. class B-1; 1
i:,,is Pas Ralnsew tl1ssrl $50 4.oS 3 $50 g
Cheeheyette Gene (CrHne) $40 s.S0 S0
Laudsrdsie Lad. Psnsy Chief. sunny
D.. Nancy Ruth. success Byrd. Time.
zsers Gold Ruth No. 5.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; B-3
Honey FinSo iAyou) - IS 10 ago $40
Guy Chief (Hayman) -----4.0O 400
Maids Hal (Wilsonl - $50
Hector. Neely Hanover, Town Favor
lite, Lumber Lad. Ensign Marie. Time.
2:O62S.
.nwna .nUn wWfsun Osn
Evening star., 1960-10-16
OIympics Banned

Roman Emperor Theodosius
banned the Olympics in 393
A. D. following a riot, touched
of when the Greeks accused
the Romans Of professionalism.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
NFL STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION
WESTERN DIVISION

GAMES TODAY
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Dallas.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Los Angeles at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
San Francisco at Chicago.
Green Bay-Bye.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Belmont Results
By the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
hs fs. SE:sEse' EssEsa and aa faI!Snss 9sS SEQ
Take Five (stovaN) 900
Rose zayne, Kentucky. Roman, Fel-
fsenor Martines. Time. i:s5. '
Field.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $500;
Sa1ans SslRnsE asrssef fsssael0' AsS ssS SO $40 sO
Kentucky Bandit (Snyder) 4.IO
Limoges, Cherry Jubilee, Blue Flag
y: TesSan; rh That s,IIII Lucky inc.n Pay, Pesks
quill. Time, 1:37b.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss4
THIRD RACE = Purse. $4,000; q
year-old maidens; l mile:
SfS'' Ss ws GHpnsE EotS:l tSs5'' 1870 ZIG 4S s4S
Tutankhamen lGrant) $50
Bookclifie. WINGED Victory. will to
Live, Game. Sure Win, Del Wells
Guardian Angel. Reds Handful,
Fighting zivics, One Love. Time
Field.
FOURTH RACE : Purse, $4,000:
iioWsneeS; His;Ig eSasm, Ssear-olds ilSSrIGps
ROYAL Assent ~ ~sAnderson) ~ fiS
Tardino, Pagasol Doll. Hula Lou,
Our Answer. WHISKY. La Coronilla II,
Samphire, Chinamans Chance. Time,
1:112s.
FIFTH RACE = Purse. 81 200; al
Level Fiisht !Grsntl S.'O 80 s.sSS sS
Quinn S iasTs Honey Adams, ~ $50
Resistiess. Muitnomah, JsbeS Abel.
Stan the Man. Time. 1:13b. r..
SIXTH RAcE-Pqrse. s6.5OO; al
Pier caDponi tAdams) So. 10 81 90 $50
Wolfram (COmbesD 4.5O 3.2O
Zenith, Get Lucky, Forte, Royal
Redress, Hoe Down, Charpentier. Super,
Catapult, Volcanic. Time, 2:1Sb.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 100000
ADDED; ADDED the Champagne Stakes; 2-year-
: sSs Ssy!ns %1is %in;t1 ono, $50 $40 $40
Bronzerullah (Ussery) 7.1O
Garry Back, Globemaster, Annihila-
tion, Beau Prince. Ambiopoise, sher-
luck; Time, 1853.
Q Harbor View Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds up; 8 furlones
Outgiving tYcaZa) $50 ESQ $50
. Jet Fuel CUssery) 800 $50
. Greek Page (ValenE'a) $50
Disperse. Sid Old Boy, Tom Bulger,
Ira Eaker. Yorktown. Time, 1:1O3s.
q Gilroy entry
NINTH RACE - Purse, S4,7OO:
miles.
Balmacara tNeIson) 1910 500 4.7O
Casual Friend (ValensueIa) 4.6O 3.lO
Alstar, El Florentino, Lucie Manette
ana Golden Sun. Time-1:50.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
FOOTBALL SCORES

80 = 0oS
Syracuse 81 - Penn State Is
Thiel AZ ------Case Tech
Tufts IA ------- Lehigh
UrstnuS IL ------- Wilkes
Wagner 81 - Kings Point 1:
w. Va. Tech FL N'wp't News
w. Va. WesI'an IL GlenviIIe
West Chester 40 Clarion 1.
Western Res've 81 ALCHEMY
Westminster Z - Geneva
Yale 70 --- Cornell
SOUTH
Auburn 9-----GeOrgia Tech
Duke IL --- N. C. State 1:
e. Carolina Z w. Carolina
E. Kentucky 0 e. Tennessee
Florida IL - Vanderbilt
Georgia 20 Mississippi st. i
Hampden- Sgd. 32--W. Md. 1,
Kentucky 3 -. LSU
bliss. Coll. "a Southwestern
Md. State IA - N. Car. AIT 1
SeWanee 81 Austin (Tex.) 2
Tennessee 20 - Alabama
Tenn. Tech 10 w. Kentucky
The Citadel "a Richmond 1
VPI 27 william & Mary
Wake Fer. 13---N. Carolina 1
Wal, 26 Randolph Macon
Evening star., 1960-10-16

SECOND RACE = Purse, $500;
claiming; 3-year- -olds and up: / mile.
Variant (HaFtack) $50 $40 $50
Sound N Fury (Adams) go 4.1O
Kentucky Bandit (Snyder) 4.1O
Limoges, Cherry Jubilee, Blue Flag
Bad Bow, Good Sinner, Miocene, Es-
Quill. Time, 1:37h. ,
Evening star., 1960-10-16

4SERS GOLD RUSH NO. 3
Attendance ASA. Mutuel handled
one person picked 5 winners on
the 40ers Gold Rush and paid S5,672.
Thirty -four persons picked winners
in the Little 49erS and paid S71 40.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track

BEST BET-RoTAL BUTTERFLY-FoURTH RACE
FIRST AcE-Pwe 81 90; eISimns $4,000 to ooo; 3-yeoF
ods and up; 5 furIomss
Evening star., 1960-10-16

TWo-dolar mutuels paid - PRINCE REWARD SO 20,
500 $3.50 GAME STYLE s7.sO. s4.4o. DOCTOR Leg
Hsndle-s7ees7. Total handie-s647.elo Attendance
Evening star., 1960-10-16
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SEA

FOURTH RACE = Purse, S4,50O:
allowances. 3-year- -olds: 8 turlonss.
Hastily ,!Adamsl 2O.0O 1910 .100
Royal Assent tAndersonl L5O
Our Answer, Whispy La Coronilla II,
Samphire, Chinamans Chance. Time,
1:112s.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

Two-doller mutuels paidy-PATUXENT FRINGE SIS;
$40.
Handle s4s.see Daily double handle -s4e.1a2.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-02-25

NEW HEART-LUNG MA.
CHINE, developed with the sup
port OF Heart Fund dollars, is
displayed by DR.. Robert E.
Gross Of Children'S Hospital,
Boston, = pioneer I'm modern
heArt surgery. The device re-
quireS much less blood for prim-
Ing purposes than older models.
ena doubles the number Of heart
operations = surgeon can per-
GegA n enc day. The Heart
no4 campaign viii reach its
e11n1Ax W1eA = nationwide resi-
eae1al collection On Heart Sun.
~, February q.
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Rhode Islands largest single
industry is manufacture of tex
tiles. The state also pioneered in
the manufacture of jewelry and
SilverWare.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-02-25
McCiIl on Lincoln

Defining me Gods will and
Horace GreeleY's.
Gods will is General This and
Senator That.
Gods will is those poor col
ored fellows will.
II is the will of the Chicago
churches.
It is this mans and his worst
enemy's.
But all of them are sure they
know Gods will.
I am the only man who does
not know it.
And. yet. if il is probable that
God
Should. and so very clearly.
state His will
To others. on a point OF my
own duty.
II miqht be thought He would
reveal It TO me
Directly. more especially as
So earnestly desire to know His
will.
The will of God prevails. No
doubt. no doubt
Yet, in great contests. each side
claims to act
In strict accordance with the
will of God.
Both may. one must be wrong.
God could have saved
This Union or destroyed II
without war
If He so wished. And yet this
war began
And. once begun. goes on.
though He could give
Victory. at any time. to either
side.
It is unfathomable. Yet I know
This. and this only. While live
and breathe.
I mean to save the Union IT
I can.
And by whatever means my
hands can find
Under the Constitution"
Always he had his mystic faith
in the people--in their ability to
maintain popular government. 1t
was an unwavering faith in all
that is meant in the phrase, THE
Union"
For US, a century older now,
there is the clear duty to have
and express that faith and not to
allow any petty sophisticatlon to
blind us to the fact that right
does make might.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-02-25

u. VISITING THE SINS
OF THE FATHERS ON The
Gu ILDREN, AND ON The
CHILDREN'S CHILDREN. /. ~
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Did you know that


that H5onb completed
test adds unknown numbers to that tragic total?
result Of
already performed7
including Nobel
"imperative"!
Diplomat T.
speaking connection
the problem
all: namely,
that be to human and to the genetic
ons not to on
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children.
obligation
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today the testing Of nuc1ear
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Evening star., 1960-04-03
Invalid Womun
Suved From Fire

A 70-year-old invalid woman
yesterday was rescued by pass
ersby from her flaming home
at Comus. Md.
Upper Montgomery County
and Hyattstown volunteer fire.
men reported the two-story
frame house was almost de-
stroyed by the fire which ap-
parently started when an oil
stove exploded
Mrs. Elmer c. yelling was
carried from the house by
three men who were driving by
and saw the flames. Her nus
band was unable to carry her
from the house unaided-
Mrs. yelling was admitted to
Washington Sanitarium for OBJ
servation and treatment for
smoke inhalation. She was re-
ported in good condition.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
VPI DRILL TEAM
Wins Unit Award

Drill Team z from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute yesterday
won the best unit" award in
a drill competition Of the 18th
ROTC Air Force Regiment in
the University Of Maryland
Arm0ry.
Company P. Johns Hopkins
University, was named the best
overall company in the COM
petition. Other winners, listed
in the order they placed with
unit designations in par
entheSeS are:
Rifle match. University of
Maryland Isl. Loyola College
of Baltimore CT: trick drill.
VPI CEl. Morgan State College
of Baltimore tV): color guard.
LOyola TT: Maryland &C.:
individual drill. VPI IT.. Johns
Hopkins P): basic drill. VPI
E); Maryland CC).
Evening star., 1960-04-03
8 Escape
School Here

Eight District youths broke
out of the National Training
School for Boys last night after
they were reprimanded for
roughing up a new inmate. au-
thorities said
The boys had been left alone
together in q locked room for a
few minutes when they rushed
against the door. breaking the
lock They escaped by running
down the dark hillside to
Rhode Island avenue NE. and
disappeared.
Dr.. Louis Jacobs. Superin-
tendent of the training school.
said the boys probably 'holed
up somewhere in town. Wei
probably spot them before
long" District police were
alerted-