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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-30

Mr.. Tubman said that only if
West Africa's resources "are ap-
piled to the good Of all free men
enjoying the privileges Of human
dignity and independence can this
area advance as it should"
Liberia was founded in 1922 as a
home for former slaves from the
United States. It became q re-
public in 1947. At the end of
World War II it was the only indie
pendent country in West Africa.
The interview with President
Tubman took place at his farm in
the hilly hinterland eighty-four
miles from the coastal capital Of
Monrovia.
The gardens at his residence
contain a small zoo with two baby
hippopotamuses, ch m panzees,
monkeys, antelopes and boa con-
strictor.
Brilliant eacocks strutted
through the tropical garden, which
represents hobby of the Presi-
dents wife.
Inside a comfortable bungalow,
delegation of twelve elders from
the nearby village of Totota dress
ed in colorful prints and robes
waited formally to congratulate
their neighbor on his Inauguration
for his fourth Presidential term.
With a long cigar, which identi-
fies him as closely as Sir Winston
Churchilps cigar stamps the Briton,
the President relaxed as he dis
cussed African political problems.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-30

He'd have been success" said
a jealous author of another, "if
his books had half the circulation
his wife has" .ei23G ..sa
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-30

Oil companies spent 81 ,683 mil
lion drilling 1881 non-productive
holes during 1955-1956, according
to industry figures.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-30

Dimes a climax MISSISSIPPI
reminded that Gripping polio still strikes children
peca of the immunity that
Pictured old Clark
Price Mississippi who
paralytic polio This
receiving
special following of the rehabilitation
afforded him by March of Dimes contributions.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-30

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-30

lasting. And money saved by individuals to help
keep our economy strong.
Your Savings Bonds, as a direct invest
ment in your country, make you Partner in
strengthening Americas Peace Power.
Bonds you buy will earn money for you. But
the most important thing they earn is peace.
They help us keep the things worth keeping.
Think it over Are you buying enough?
Evening star., 1960-08-16
MEET MISS BAR
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orion ocryIic-359o wool. Loden/red or green/
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(e) Preteens' Turte-Neek Sweater in easy
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Evening star., 1960-08-16

Thursday, August 1911 a.m.,
THE HEcHT CO., PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA
Thursday. August lS-3 pm,
THE HEcHT CO., SILVER SPRING
Evening star., 1960-08-16

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for pre- tie e ms and
girls.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Down on the Form" AppsorS
Eoeh Wednesday.
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
Donno's Gone But Remembered

cars died behind the sea wall.
The men thanked me for the
brief stay, and leaned mighti-
ly afainst the front door to
open it.
Chief and Emil Steencken
went out to slack the lines on
the boat and she rode easy in
the bedlam. Rain came down
through the roof of the house
and we tried to set pans to
catch it, but we ran out Of
them and fresh water glis-
tened on the pine walls and
ran in silence down through
the floors into the cellar.
Donna began to lean hard
against the house and the
house held, but the rain piled
up in the cellar until the box
es Of breakfast food broke
their moorings on the shelves
and began to move in a lazy
race to nowhere. The floor
inlay looSened and, as we got
the sump pump going. a wire
on the street fell and we had
no lights, no pumps. nothing.
Pieces Of siding came of
the house and the rain seeped
into the living room and
spread over the cork floor In
tiny rivers that hesitated,
then hurried, then stopped to
swell. We kept our spirits
up by fighting Donna first
one way. then another, al
ways reminding each other
that thousands of other
homes were worse of, far
worse.
A little after 4 pm, I
yelled to Chief that rain was
squeezing through the closed
windows. He said to me in a
normal tone: What are you
yelling for?"
I LOOKED OUT. The
river water had dropped 2
inches. The wind had died.
The river water looked green
again.
The lady had left.
Copyright 1860,
King Features Syndicates. Inc.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

Donna took all day to work
herself up to a proper fury.
When she reached it, she
came moaning out of dead
north, a live thing moving
and making dismal sounds.
The sound dose from muted
baritone to a sustained shrek
and the rain came down on
a long slant at 80 miles an
hour and whipped the
Shrewsbury River white.
She seemed never to tire.
Donna built the ocean waves
high and skinned the tops
of and spun them into the
sea wall. They hit and car
omed into the sky, standing
still for a moment like snowy
eeretS. The gale picked them
OF and sent them into Ocean
avenue to smash the homes
at high speed.
THE RIVER ROSE an
inch and a half every Is min
utes. 1t came up the side of
the bulkhead in the back
yard, boiling, twisting, roll
ing upstream at six knots.
Two motorboats went by
empty. Some creoSoted 12x12s
nicked Away We Go " and
swung away to join the Jolly
parade of tables, chairs,
beach pavilions, rowboatS,
telephone poles and one long
wooden bridge. bearing a
sign: mo Parking, Police"
1t kept coming up and the
boat rose with it, straining
at her lines. She took the
scud straight across the tram
som and as the water came
out the scupper holes the
wind bent the streams back
to the boat. The rain probed
at the house with a million
wet fingers until it found a
soft spot. Then 1t lifted the
shingles on the roof and
tossed them on the wind like
a magician picking cards
from his sleeve.
The sea wall cracked, and
hung open like a broken jaw.
The sand came through a
dozen gaps in the wall and
formed little islands along
the avenue.
The wind dug under the
overhead garage door and
lifted it open in one crash,
exposing the car to the rain
and the flying sand and the
tibers and boards which
danced in air like drunken
dervishes. A big Army trac-
tor truck inched along
against the wind, lights glaz-
ing duly in a gray haze, and
Andy Heating got off in a
Southwestern to ask if anyone
in the house wanted to be
evacuated. He had three men
in the back, and I had two
strangers in the house whose
Evening star., 1960-09-21
BY ED HARRIS

It was Saturday and we
decided to give the farm
workers the whole day off.
Miriam and I wanted to be
generous, because the men
had been working six long
days a week for months and
were threatening a rebellion.
WHEN WE SUGGESTED
to farm foreman Billy Smoot
that he knock OF, too, he
baked at first. There was
so much to be done. But
he did have to go to town to
talk to his insurance man,
it developed, so he and his
pretty wife, Helen, finally
drove OF. But in an hour he
and Helen were back.
Had to talk to that insur-
ance fellow right away" Billy
explained, standing at the
kitchen door and leaning
against it. He was exasper-
ated.
II got a notice in the mail"
he went on. Said my auto
policy was being Cancelled at
1901 am. next Monday be-
cause I hadn't paid some kind
Of membership fee OH time.
I didn't take out my insur-
ance in the middle Of the
night and I don't see why
they have to cancel it right
in the middle Of the night"
He paused. full of indigna-
ton. Imagine them insur-
ance people getting up at
1901 am. just to cancel my
policy!"
What did you end up do
ing?" asked Miriam.
Il Cancelled it myself, to-
day, in broad daylight" said
Billy. And I'm getting me
an insurance man who sleeps
at night"
He hung around the kitch-
en- another hour or so. Then
he said, rather embarrassed
ly: II don't know what to do
with myself"
Why don't you go fish,
ing?" I asked.
He shook his, head. Nav,
Evening star., 1960-09-21
DOWN ON THE FARM
Billy Gets q Day Off
And Can't Take 1t
I never 60 flShin'."
"How about a Walk?"

I never 60 fiShin'."
How about a walk?"
He laughed. II walked
bout ten miles yesterday,
looking for thet lost bull"
WELL" said Miriam, why
don't you just lie in the
hammock and rest all day?"
"Caint lie still thetaway in
the daytime" he replied.
HE LOOKED AT ME.
Maybe some people who
was born to do nothing. why
maybe they might be able to
do that"
why are you staring at
me?" asked him crankily.
A little later he went back
to his house, but exactly two
hours after that he returned.
Would you want to go
count the cattle with me?"
he asked.
I'VE just counted them
last night" I reminded him.
"And we Salted them, too"
He sighed. Guess I'll plow
I'D the last potatoes, then"
NO." I said firmly. Don't
you do anything. Just loaf
and rest"
He wandered on.
When next I'saw Billy he
was sitting on his porch,
smoking like a chimney. He
looked miserable. I took pity
on him. After all, neither
Miriam nor I wanted our
indispensable foreman to
turn into a nervous wreck on
his day of.
Billy" I said casually. "do
you think we ought to get
in that No. bull. Gilnockie,
and give him another injec-
tion for pink-eye?"
HE JUMPED UP imme-
diately. Indeed I dol" he
exclaimed, and started at a
brisk pace for the medical
supplies. He was happy.
fortune FeatureO
Down on the Form" Appeon
Evening star., 1960-09-21
USELESS
INFORMATION

North American Newspaper Alliance
II you are hit hard on the
head, it's better to have your
skull fractured than to have
your Uranium remain intact,
neurosurgeons at the Univer-
sity of Michigan Medical
Center insist.
The only impression ever
found of a dinosaurs rear end
and tail can be viewed i'm
printed in slate near South
Hadley, Mass.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

Every woman wants to put her personal stamp the she
decates Catering homemake preferences has been Pennys
special care for generaons Whether you wish the formal look the
casual look the dramatic look Penne has yOu in mind See what
variety Of decorating effects you make Buying for nearly 100
Evening star., 1960-09-21

stores Penneys works with top mills bring you the aswest In
color be wsaves finishes for lasting beauty easy on upkeep
Pennes knows your demands for STYLE performance quality down
to the last deta Come in today how you have every
thing: for far less than you think!
Evening star., 1960-06-19

clothes

Niece ,e,,o nm toss 'ern out! They're paper!
Here's happy news for do-yowSeffers cloIhs 10
,, ;r, on Grind garden soil into scrub the floor IN,
without worry It's cheap sturdy cOlOru and destined Tor the
ash can right from the start.
The clothes made by Dposabe lnc are waiting ior messy
in paint stores The prices range
from dollar to two The fabric is ceulOse waerrePelent
nonnAammabe and with thread SO that won't
tear Added attraction there's lint to stick to the new paint
STYLES are Jacket smock pants with elastic waband
d can he worn by men, women and varioussized children
Soon to come for frivolous workers. stripes and flower but
in the meantime you'll have sptter solid coors bright
and cheerful Anybody for waIpaPerng! JOAN aA'"'~
Evening star., 1960-10-26

boys hooded Jackets

Boys Lined Cotton Pants Polished cotton with cotton flannel
lining Choreool. block with red lining. Beoop style Sizes
&c Comp 499 quoIiY -------,-- s.ss
Soy Sturdy coon Cord Ponts Wosh and weor side adjust
ment ond belt loops Blue block charcoal Sizes
e-ls Comp. 3s9 and 4e9 quoity ----2 for SIS
Boys Famous oke SweoeVs Coo and puI-over Styles Wool
ond orOnS oere Sizes 6-ls Comp 4ee to $50 ouoty $50
Bcys Better Sport Shirts Cotton flannel Regular and button
down coo Pods. oequods. Sizes el6. Comp 2.9e quoiy
. . for $5
soy Cotton Sport Shirts Easy
and regular eoIo Sizes 6-l8. Comp l.ee ond 299 quoly
for $5
soy Better Knit Sport Shirts Long sleeves coor Style Cotton
or AerlonS Aeye Sizes e-s. Comp le9 and 2ee quality
-. for So
BOy SemPe Hose. Famous make Foney and novelty
pottes Looe on every por Sizes 9ll Comp 69c and 7ec
1uoly prs so
seys Cotton FIenne Robes Double shawl COLOR wop around
ee Stripes, checks OF imported cotton onne Sizes go
Comp 3.e9 and 4,e9 quality y----------------z zSs
LANSBURGHS-Boys' Wear-Langley Park-secoud Floor
Evening star., 1960-10-26
Colonial wing chairs
comp. 1895 ao.''v SOC

@ACA@MCa PSAMGAcSs S1rOAeS
speeo purchase mokes this low price possible One size fits
up to 80" woist White only al
plastic shoe robe
olds SIX pors Of shoes Plastic sides with transparent top
upper closure Turquoise pink. Comp. 80 quoIy an
plastic dress hangers
to pockooe Swivel metal top and notched for be. o
strops. Comp 8ee quality y--------- GNc
cotton striped diShcIOthS
cloths to package. Comp. 81 quality -----7Sc
ironing board pad and cover
For sondord size boord Sicone cover Comp 90 ooitv eI
muslin puII-On ironing board covers
Comp. to 79c quoity -------,------2 ? for SI
metal skirt racks
Holds to skirts Plastic tip, mors folds ove Comp
to LIZ quality -------------- z0c
metal under.bed storage chest
Lock and key rustresistont nsh 4oxSxls" size Comp
6.9s quality y------------------ A M
NoTIoNS-LGnglev Park. First Floor
Evening star., 1960-10-26

ae la - -
famous Selig foam sofas
COMP 1883 auo'i'y $l77
Generous 90" seie ofo Modern slim lines Reversible foam
cushions Topered walnut legs. Ice blue brown beige.
CaIdake hostess trays
Discontinued potterns Set Of troy with mobile spoce sover
holding rocks patterns including Du5or Wheot Nomondie
Lido Comp l7.e5 quoIiy y------------~--------9 9.99
SOlid.hraSS coffee urn
eeup capacity Wooden tipped legs serving troy sterno
holder and coffee for pncs poes etc Comp 95
qoo"V ----------------------- 1888
imported table lamps
Cut-out cino delicate flower or smoked oo STYLES Lomps
on9e to 35 toll with hondsome decorator hodes Comp 90
quoity @V0
Sllk-O.lite lamp shades
Decorator silk lite shodes exclusive with Lonsburohs oIore-
free lighting fodepoof obrics Gathered drope nnnno ton
ond bottom Rust restont heovy frome Drum bell shopes
popular sizes. Comp. 499 quality RI
Joe PalOOka bop bags
punching bag for the small fry so" toll of heavy gauge vyr
with plug vove and weighted bottom Includes nfoto pump
Comp. 4.9S quality y----------------- -.-----S ~
IL Gilbert Ereetor Sets. Comp. r. 90 quality - 7oS
10 DoIi-E Bothinees Comp. 4.e8 quality ----3 3:ss
IS Pogo Sticks. Comp 7.95 quality --------- 500
Formies TobIe Choir Sets. Comp g. 95 quoity 1880
IL Double Gun end Holster Sets Comp. 90 quality 3Ss
Observation-Disclosures, Lamps Toys Housewares
Langley Park, Lower Level
Evening star., 1960-10-26

LanSbrOOIx sport coats
All wool. oronO Aerye and wool O7S
in a wide choice Of pottens in AO Fl
brown, grey and olive. Ress. comp. 10 1888
shorts, longs end $35 eusity
wash IN wear shirts
1909 white cotton shirts with Sh,$ 8
modified spreod eoIor ond con- .oa
VertbIe cuffs. Sizes l4h to II. oo" .~.I;tv
lOng-SleeVe sport shirts
Completely washable with 2-woy WOO
collar Cheeks poids, Solids Sizes
S-M-l-Xl.
famOuS-maLxe sweaters
Hondsome foshion sweaters from G190
one OF our best nokers. Puliover "
Or eordieon. Bulky or plain knits. comp. $40 to
o'zes $3.50 SIS quality
famous EdgertOm shoes
Made by NUMB Bush WING tip, WOOO
sroieht tip and moe toes. Block 1$~V
brown and some cordoVon. Some
oil leather lined. to l3, A to comp I0'S9 70
in group zl.95 quality
Evening star., 1960-10-26

comp. 70 59c yd.
cotton fIannelettes
3 yd.. for 81
Completely washable cotton fonnelette for ehldrens
sIeepweor, shirts, etc. Prints So" vide.

ceIaneSe acetate taffeta
Swhy dressy tofeo II exciting including block
and white 4o WIDE Comp. 6ee yd quoty 37c
filny nyIOn net
72 wide oshcn-rioht coors including white red green
purple. Comp. 5ee yd quality 2Sc
fine WOOlemS and WOrStedS
1000 WOOL wool ond silk blends wool and mohoir skirtno
weed poids checks and many Others 54 So" wide Comp
398 to 4.e8 quoIty yd. 50
LANSRUPGLpS Fair;
Evening star., 1960-10-26
daytime dresses
new Christine hats

Veous and VeVets Also fur hotS in the Newest
shapes Comp 1889 to 1899 quality 50
Velvet Hats in the sno shope and bms Comp. $50
Junior DFesses-woo jersey woos Sheoths full
skirts short and "a sleeves Prints and Solids Sizes
7-l5 Comp. 1898 to 1898 quoity LIZ
Misses New EOII After-Five Desses-ln the seasons
most popular foshon fobrc Silk chiffon Ioee royon
brocode Block and stunning holiday coors. Sizes
to 20. Comp. 1923 to SIS quality ------------.. -
Misses, Petite imported Cashmere coots-Beioe and
other eoors. Comp. to SIS quality $3.50 Comp to SSA
Sl08 quality u
Lest Seasons WooI Suits Worsted WOOL Teeo n~I
types. twists tweed poids. Box, fitted, dem-ft, 9G0
wokne styles. Block, beige, blue, Misses sizes e. &0g
S-S. Comp. 1923 g 1888 quality AZ SOO
Lest Seasons Lishtweshs Wool coos--Hopsoekino
bosket weove, worseds, eobIe knits flannel wool rOO
blends Block novy beige, bIue green white Clutch SV
single and double breasted conqs. Misses and q cog
petite sizes sls Comp to 1898 and 4o 90 quoN ~ SO
Mis.ss' Rsla-shins eoen- Cotton poplinsl cotton
tweeds, roYon toies Mnny With bots. BEIGE green
black Sizes 81 l8 Comp. 7.e8 quoity an nm
LANSBURGHS-LGngley Park, Second Floor @SsSJ
Evening star., 1960-10-26
Junior jumpers

AlI-wooI sheoths and full comp
skirted styles. includes new ''''o-'
bondstond lengths. Solids and cor
pIoids. Sizes SIS. 70 Z
Evening star., 1960-10-26

FomOus Nome Fur Felt HGts. Assorted eoors ond blocks
GA to 7k. Comp 9.e5 quoIity
Cotton BEO0deO P0omos Fomous make Coot MILDLY styles
Fonces stripes, ooVer poterns A. g. c, D. AIS quoly
Sleep coots in the group. for SIS
Silk Tss-Repps fouIord stripes, Wool lined Comp
$50 quality 9Gc
Mems Hose-Anke length. eostc top Foncy cotton oroye
coble solids oo9o nyIon stretch foneies ohl3 7oc ouoty
for 81
Mems -Shiss-A with reinforced orhoes and neck
Full Sizes S-M-L-xL Comp. ST quoIiy 3 for So
Mems Cotton Shorts Full cut, boxer erpper styles Solids
oncies. Sizes 3o-4o Comp. 81 quality - for 50
Mems jackets. Foous moke Nylon with nyon nno Bomber
length, Upper front Fouord prints Sizes 3646 Comp ee5
quality RlO
style. M, l. Comp 5.e5 quality - 49, - I.00
LANSBURGH,S-Men's cIothinoMen. FL,
Evening star., 1960-10-26
linens, towels, comforts

Galloway bath towels
lrreos fomous Galloway "Sun Voey both towels Absorbent
heavy quoy PosteIs and doks Loree 25x48" If perfect
Wouo De I.So 60. 0SC
famous Mohawk percale sheets
Sombed cotton with thot silky finish lso hreods So inch
Sxlos" full fitted Comp. 33e quality ---------z.3o
4zx9sh" cases. Comp 7ee quality ------------eo 5se
mattress pad.cOVer combination
Quilted top Pod closely stitched with on theod and onorzed"
sides Twin size 39x76" Comp. 3.98 quoIiN -----2.88
Full size 54x76". Comp. quoty 3.SS
LANSBURGHS-Linens & Donestics
Evening star., 1960-10-26

comp. to 2.98 yd.
washable flannel
229 yd.
So9o wool. SO nyIon. Eight eoIors to choose from
including block, royo. red, green. 54" wide.

lovely holiday fabrics
Jocouords oeetoe ons prints 4o to as" wide Como
14e to .eS quality y--- vd QQo
famous name drip dry cotton prints
Select from eeometre floral prints Washable drip
deo Tor ehdrens and woens dresses 36 inches wide Comp
!" VIZ 'o --------------------S yds. 81
Evening star., 1960-10-26

NyOn TTeOt Slips. Beautifully trimmed with Ioce or en-
bodery White pink blue the group Sizes 324o. Comp
5e9 quality ---.-~- .-----. 2.S9
Evening star., 1960-10-26

DacrOn0 pOIyeSter filled comforts
Ssouttu toros in eeetote Pink yellow blue white Tx
OF size Somp |S9 quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. < "a
DeeFOn@ polyester filled pillows msteh Comp to 4oS
foam rubber bed pillows
Our own exclusive Swohoe bed pillows with white wohnhI.
zipepr covering. Comp. 5.99 quoty N- AZ
stamped linen tabTecIOthS
Swiss edge Cross stitch oopsstite 52x52" 52x7o" 6oxso"
zx9o end teo sets in group Comp 5e9 to s4e ouoty
u" "seo'e"0'k ------------------2.39 to $50
Park, First Floor
Evening star., 1960-10-26
buy for the men!
famous make all wool
suits and tOpcoats
2 for 500 .ss ca.

Comp. $50 8 SIS quOIity
Choose yourself Wordrobe and save in the bargain.
Suits-3-button lounge, continental or noturo shou-
der Checks, stripines. surfoce weoves, Solids Wor
steds, hopsockines. Regulars, shorts, longs.
Topeoots-roeIon or set-in sleeves Tweeds, veIours,
worsteds Double duty zp-in styles and dressy un-
lined models Solids, tpotterns. Grey, brown, blue,
olive.
Evening star., 1960-04-26
Motors Firm, SteeIs Off
In Irregular Market

NEW YORK, April 26 (AP) i.
Motors we're firm while steelS
edged off in an irregular stock
market early this afternoon.
Trading was moderately active.
Changes of most pivotal
stocks we're narrow. Here and
there a more speculative issue
moved 2 or 3 points either way.
The market showed no in
clination to follow through on
yesterdays sharp decline but
paid no heed to encouraging
news in the background.
Living costs climbed to an
other record in March, busi-
nessmen we're reported plan
ming sharp boosts in capital
spending and some earnings
reports were bright.
Analysts said the market may
be headed for a test of the
March lows.
Tobaccos. rails, aircrafts and
mail orders were lower. Drugs,
utilities and nonferrous metals
were mixed.
Zenith advanced about 2
points following a report of
record earnings. Allied Chem
ical gained a fraction following
Evening star., 1960-04-26

an official forecast of a 1860
earnings record.
Radio Corp. gained a point
as Wall Street talked of a rise
in its computer business to the
billion-dollar level in the next
10 years.
Polaroid was clipped for a
3-point loss on profit-tsking
following yesterdays 8-point
squirt.
Merritt-C Chapman & Scott,
reporting lower earnings, gave
up a fraction.
General Portland Cement
was unchanged at 81 on $4,000
shares. Missouri Pacific rose
"a to 40 on 10000 shares.
Puget Sound Power & Light
dropped "a to 81 on 10000
shares.
The Dow Jones industrial
average at noon was off 1.64
at 609.49.
American Stock Exchange
prices were generally higher in
moderate trading.
Corporate bonds drifted lower
in sluggish dealings. United
States Government Bonds were
steady in light trading.