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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-12-01
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GODLINESS-

WI tAlOdo0AA0o OA GIt1A5ShfO WIN
felt secure in the law have been
silenced because of fear of re-
prisals, when those who are not
afraid to speak sound like a
voice crying in the wilderness
it is our moral obligation as
Jews not to desist from being a
light unto the nation. Let us
draw sustenance and support
from our prophets.
The prophets of Israel were
lone voices crying in the will
derness, but their lone voices
brought forth into practice that
even-that even-"the stranger
shall be unto you as the home
born" This is Judaism echoing
its message to us. Silence is
death. 1t clears the highway for
these ungodly men to race
down.
/ am afraid of silence and /
will not remain silent as long as
God keeps the breath of life
within me. / will not be 81
fenced! The Jew and the Chris
tan realizes that this hate
preached against a group of
Gods children is not what he
learns in his church or syna-
gegue. The Jew cannot remain
silent to injustice against any
one. The fresh wounds of Hit
lerism, the ghettoes of Europe
flowing through his veins-the
pogroms in his genes-these are
the results of silence. Has 81
lence given to the Jew of the
south security?-b m b j n G S,
economic reprisals, have been
his reward.
The Supreme Court, the high
est in our land, though it has
been inept in carrying forth its
judgment, has stated violence is
no reason to suspend the law
to deter this or any other court
from its course of duty. Silence
is no answer to the cancer these
segregationists have terminated
these towards who attack
at night. Our greatest weapon
is freedom of speech. Shall we
not use it, because of fear of
these towards who will soon
turn and run with their tails
between their legs - who will
soon be recognized for what they
are? Communist! they cry, to
anyone who is brave enough to
fight them. The Communists in
all their years of organized eff
fort have not wrought the dis
unity to our nation as Byrd,
Almond and Faubus have In
these past few years.
Byrdliness has as its bedfel-
lows hate and prejudice. Their
motto: divisiveness at all cost,
even if it endangers the security
of our nation. Outsider! they
cry. You are not a Virginian;
you are q Texan. / am some
thing that transcends being q
Texan or a Virginian. I am an
American and, yes, am a Vir-
ginian; but not of the vintage
of Byrd and his invertebrate
crew that follow him like sub
dued puppies, but ! am a Vir-
ginian of the vintage of Jeffer-
con who Said. at have SWORN
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Man Cleared
In Death Of
2-Yeur-OId

A man charged with second
degree murder in the death oi
a 2-year-old boy was exoner.
ated yesterday IN 5 District
Court through o directed yer-
dict Of acquittal.
James Stirling. IS, had been
accused Of fatally beating Ivan
p! Digman with. his fist last
October while babysitting with
the child and his 7-year-old
sister at an apartment in the
$500 block of Thirteenth street
NV.
Judge Joseph r. jackson,
telling the jury the prosecution
had failed to prove its case,
pointed to conflicting testimony
and ordered acquittal on a mo-
tion by George j. Thomas, de-
fense attorney.
Commenting on testimony Of
the 7-year-old sister of the
dead boy. Judge jackson said
she is a bright child but i'm
aginative. The girl was the
chief Government witness.
The sister testified that the
defendant had struck her
brother but later testified that
a detective had told her to say
that. She asserted, however,
that her account was true. The
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Hair Grows Rapidly

CHICAGO.-If you are a nor
NAL person, you hair grows
about an inch every six weeks.
If you are a man. the hairs on
your head are almost all differ
ent from the ones that were
there six months ago.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Indiu's Crop Poor

NEW DELHI-India's 1852
so rice crop Is now, officially
estimated at 2s,3ss.oO0 long
tons of milled rice. a decline OF
1,016.000 tons from the previ-
Gus seasons record. Droughts.
floods, and unfavorable sowing
weather were blamed.
Evening star., 1960-12-14
Aussies' Debt Hiqh
CANBERRA. -

CANBERRA. = Savings In
Australian banks total $l,125,-
O00. 900. but installment debt is
at a record 1927 million.
Evening star., 1960-12-14

detective denied he had given
the child instructions as to
her testimony.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

1.-THE American people - his
- tory's most avid nomads -
are getting set for their annual
summer migrations. By the time
the first leaves of autumn Rutter
across the superhighways, more
than 80 million Americans will
have taken a vacation to some
dream spot in, or out of, the sun.
It's spring right now, and open
season for all kinds of people to
accost me on the street and ask me
to reel off my list of Americas
most sublime vacation spots.
But today America is too big for
any man, no matter how we'll
travelled, to give expert advice on
Evening star., 1960-03-27

all segments of it. So this year,
when the editors of THIS WEEK
asked me to advise Americans
whether to seek their summer fun,
rest and adventure in the East,
West, North or South, | decided
to submit the challenge to board
of experts - who in verse, song,
prose, achievement have honored
and glorified their beloved areas of
America.
On the next page you will find
the eight zestful verbal travel post
ers they have composed. You can
pick your own guide to lead you to
greener, or in some cases sander,
pastures. May the best booster win!
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Let hand Ski||S
help you guess
how old are these babies?

As baby learns to make his hands mind" his mind,
hand ss develop in orderly after month
Some advance faster than ohes-but know what to
look you guess babys age pretty well by watching
what he do with his hands How the
ages of the babies with the busy hands below?
Evening star., 1960-03-27


How to "sit pretty" when
you're expecting
Cheering a spoon from dish to mouth
~ is a hand skill few babies manage
before first birthday. Encouragement
helps; so do xtra-good foods to practice
on-such as Heinz High Meat Dinners,
containing 8 times the usual amount of
meat Tasty examples-new Chicken a
la King and new Chicken with Rice.
Both are rich in tender chicken and, to
balance" baby's menu, creamy vege-
tables. Strained and Junior.
Q Quicker service comes baby's way
in cereals now Heinz new Instant Cereals
mix smooth instantly, like the name says
in FIVE fast seconds! Another nice
. thing: they stay smooth and unlumpy
while your baby eats. Only Heinz makes
these nutritious Instant Cereals-so easy
to fix and to feed. And so easy to find at
your food store, in their smart new
packages. Let baby try all delicious
favors soon: High Protein, Oatmeal,
Rice, Barley and Mixed Cereals.
Q Baby ON the way? When you sit
down, start like this: put one foot slightly
back of the other, bending knee. Use leg
muscIes-not back muscles-to lower
yourself into the chair. Feels better =.
looks better, too!
Evening star., 1960-03-27

o Minutes make the difference be-
tween smiles and tears at mealtime!
When your little gourmet is so eager to
eat he can hardly wait, Heinz speedy
new screw-on caps help keep the peace.
They come off in a, hurry, with one
quick t,lrn-no need to fuss with pry-
off tool. They reseal alright easily, too.
Mothers tell US screw-on caps-a Heinz
frst-are the greatest convenience since
Heinz Baby Foods themselves!
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Q Picks up the tiniest
things with his new-found
"tongs" thumb and
forefinger-working to-
gether like a precision
tool. This exciting skill
a helpful step to self
feeding-usually shows up
by baby's ninth month.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
to see America!
BY LOWELL THOMAS
ion now?

Planning your vacation now?
Let THIS WEEKS panel OF experts help you
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Q Uses both hands at
once, and each follows
separate orders-such as
Hold this toy, pick up
that one." Easily shifts
things from hand to hand.
What do these clues add
up to? More than likely a
seven-month-oId.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

THIS WEEK Masorins / March ~. 1850
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Turn TO page and listen to the experts
Evening star., 1960-10-18

DOWN TENPN LANE A
colorfu1 rivalry Is developing
between the youngest star in
the area and one Of its top
veterans. They are Jim Robin
cite Of Arlington, II, and Vern
Ashbacher. pro at CongresSion-
al Plaza.
With averages Of 0l-plus
they. along with Ed Sheets. are
virtually tied for the individual
lead in the Major Travelling
League, Robinette with Shirley
Bowl. Ashbacher with Congress
sional Plaza and Sheets with
Fair Lanes Virginia.
But the youngSter got the
bulge on his seasoned rival in
the first six-game round Of the
qualifying test for the Virginia
State rnatch-game champion
ship. rolled at Fair Lanes Ball
eyS Crossroads. Robinette shot
1886 for q 206 average while
AshbAcher was landing second
with 1870.
Thus Jim moves Into the sec.
ond block Of the 24-gaine test,
to be rolled Saturday at Bowl
Americas Shirley Bowl. with a
40-stick advantage. Three, Of
the 40 keglers in the compete
ton will qualify for the State
finals at Richmond November
SIS. e,s -a@ -ra,
Robinette and Ashbacher met
head on in the last session Of
Evening star., 1960-10-18
HUNTING
and
FISHING
Those who KNOW him. viii \,

Those who know him, will hail
the choice Of Robert q. Martin
as new chief Of the Virginia
Game Commissions Fish Divi-
sion.
Martin, assistant chief for
more than five years, succeeds
the late Gay w. Butler, who
died In September.
The new chief may be ex-
pected to carry on the policies
Of his predecessor, who had
served 30 years in his post and
designed and put into service
four large hatcheries and one
trout rearing station.
At the same time, Martin is
young, capable and aggressive,
and has the best interests Of
the fishermen at heart. One Of
the things ny fishermen can
hope for are more streams set
aside strictly for their sport.
-
Before offshore angling fell
on for the season ct Ocean
City. Nd, q good catch was
made by q Washington area
group with Capt. Sid Bunting.
The party caught 66 bonito,
blues and albacore, including
q l5-pound. 3-ounce albacore
taken by Richard E. Tilley Of
Chillum, Md. Others aboard
were A. A. Muse Of Chevy
Chase, William H. Maxwell III
Of Hyattsville and John Alb
bott Of District Heights.
On q recent trolling trip out
Of Tilghman Island with Capt.
Harry Covington, three WASH
ington anglers caught more
than 100 rockfish.
The anglers were Philip Hal
perm, Jack Dennis and Lee
Lawson. --COVELL.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
DUcKPINS
Relaxed Stance Helps
BOwler's Concentration

A proper stance at the start
consists Of much more than
merely standing on the ap-
proach before starting the de-
livery.
Take . comfortable. relaxed
position on the approach, three
or four PAGES. anywhere from
8 feet for children, Q feet for
women and q maximum Of IL
feet for men behind the foul
line with left foot directly in
line with the head pin.
Experiment to flnd the start
ing spot which finds you finish
ing from two to six inches from
the foul line after your de-
livery. The feet are 8 to 4
inches apart with the right foot
4 to 6 inches ahead Of the left
foot. Toes are pointed straight
ahead.
The body should be erect. but
relaxed and parallel to the foul
line. A relaxed stance, facing
the pins squarely, allows for
maximum concentration on
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Fishermen Tied
In World Series

CADILLAC. Mich.,. Oct. Il
(AP).-Harold Ensley Of Kan.
sas City. Mo-, and Don Spaser
a Lansing, Mich, mailman
were tied for first place after
two rounds Of the World Series
Of Sport Fishing.
Ensley and Spaser each de-
feated three opponents in over
all competition.
Marcel Tourdot, Pennsylvania
State champion, was in third
place followed by Wade Miller
Of Houghton Lake, Michigan
State champion; Mike Covace-
vich Of Mexico, and Jose Pinto
Of Costa Rica.
Fifty-five contestants, includ-
ing IL State champions, are
competing in the series which
Is being held at q different lake
each day.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
New Expedition
To Reddish Knob
Region Planned

A second expedition to the
Reddish Knob region Of George
Washington National Forest is
being sponsored this week end
by the National Parks Associa-
ton and its Potomac Valley
Program group.
Purpose is to acquaint con-
servationists with the problems
OF this mountain wilderness
and the threats it faces from
reservoirs and highway con-
struction.
Those attending will meet at
Bridgewater. Va, Friday and
travel by truck to the camp
ground on the crest Of Shen-
andoah Mountain. On Satur-
day night the group will stay
ct the Girl Scout camp west
Of Mount Scion.
A similar expedition was
sponsored last year.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
DC. Boxer Loses
In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is
(AP) Returning to the ring
after q 21a-year absence, Jim
my 500, 138, Philadelphia,
scored q technical Knockout
over Clifton Bradley, l33, Phil
adelphia. at 2:20 Of the second
round last night at the CAM
bria.
In the other half Of the
scheduled eight-round double
windup before 1902 who paid
q net Of s26.050, Bob Cofer,
152. Philadelphia. avenged the
only defeat Of his career by
pounding out q technical
knockout over Willie Gray, $50,
Washington, DC, at 1:4I Of
the fourth round. The bout
was stopped by Referee Joe
Sweeney because Of Gray's cut
eye.
Ironically. Gray defeated
Cofer on q cut eye Just about
q year ago In Washington.
Cofer Is now 22-l-1, Gray IL
80.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

the Major Travelling League,
and this time the veteran pre-
vailed. For Congressional ASH
bacher was thigh at 244-646I
and Robinette best for Shirley
with 21S-626, seven pins better
than Herb zost, the Shirley
anchor.
Three times in one day the
leagues series record was brok-
en-. in each instance by a team
that got the big one to avert
a shutout. Congressional shot
1899. Fair Lanes Virginia 1888
and Wheaton Bowling Center
1924.
The team competition is hec-
tic. Congressional Plaza leads
with 91a-51z, only 4 point
ahead Of Bowl America Shirley.
Fair Lanes Virginia and Bowl
America Silver Hill. Greenbelt
stands 81a-01a. Fair Lanes
Maryland 81, Wheaton Bowl.
ing Center. Ali and Silver
Spring Bowl. 3-12.
A Purifying session is slated
Sunday at Congressional Plaza
what with Congressional Plaza
meeting Fair Lanes Virginia
and Shirley taking on Fair
Lanes Maryland.
Biff Rodgers. a little man
with a big tenpin delivery.
smoked up a 278 game and 500
series for Washington Beef IL
Provisions to pace a high-scor-
ing night in the Greater WASH
ington Major League at Ross
lyn. Two imperfect shots cost
Biff q 800. He left UP the No. 4
stick in the sixth frame ana
got only nine pins on the 18th.
roll.
Mike Martino of Bob Ban
ming Plymouth started q game
with a split. which he failed to
convert, then struck out except
for his last roll, which felled
seven pins. His series was 634.
Don Johns rolled 238-634 and
Yancey Price 237-629 for Whit
more's Restaurant, Lou Mar
tinez 236-631 for Giant Food
and Hank Ford 225-629 for
Caruso's Five. There were nine
COOS.
With Andy Quisenberrry roll
ing 627, Carmen Don 619 and
Joe Clark 613, Tenpin Coliseum
swept Cherner Shirlington to
tie for the lead in the Virginia.
Maryland Travelling League
with Tenpin Coliseum. The only
other 600S were Vince Lar
roque's 623 for Rosslyn and Sal
Timpa's GIG for Lynwoc6
Bowl.
Bill Mood Of Mclean Bowl
leads in average at 205, trailed
by Joe Clark, Tenpin Coliseum,
and Larroque at 201.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Ducks Unlimited
Notes LeisureIy
Movement South

WINNIPEG, Oct. Is (AP).-
A leisurely, almost unnotlced
southwark movement OF water
fowl from the Canadian prairies
Is under way, Ducks Unlimited
reported today.
The waterfowl conservation
organization said the only OBJ
vious indication of the migra-
ton is the diminishing number
of blue winged teal and pintail
in the prairies.
The limited movement is at
tributed to warm, sunny wealth.
er in the waterfowl habitat
areas. Continued fine weather
may delay mass migration for
some time yet, the report said
All prairie reports show good
populations of healthy birds,
with most water areas well
used. KinderSley, Sask., and
Hanna, Alta, areas have noted
good geese movement from the
north.
Alberta areas displayed "a
heavier population than last
year with a higher percentage
Of juveniles. Mallards and pin
tails appear to be fewer, but
baldpate and Scaup are up"
Saskatchewan and Manitoba
generally showed coed density
and distribution with move
mSpt from the north on q mi
nofA scale. y
Evening star., 1960-10-18
HIKING CLUBS
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
WANDERBIRDS-Trip to Little
DEVILS Stairs, Shenandoah National
Park, Va. Chartered coach leaves 18th
s am. Two hikes available, one I
z miller, the. other 10 miles. Leaders
and reservations: Frances and Anson
Courier, SOb9 S0th street sc. tLu.
CENTER HIKING cLUB-21st an
niversary. hike along C&O canal.
Meet at 1 pm. at parking area across
hishway from Cabin John Bridge.
bus to Cabin John. Leaders: Gertrude
cAFfTol HiKfNG CLUB-six-mile
hike from. Buck Hollow to Mary's
1924 K street NV. Make reservations
BY noon Saturday with leaders John
smith HQ 2-09S0) and Mary Eselby
Evening star., 1960-10-18

pins. To relax. some bowlers
take q deep breath and exhale
just before beginning their ap-
proach. {
Grip ball with right hand,
supported and steadied with
left hand. Tall men may want
to bend their knees slightly to
compensate for their height.
Duekpin Bowling couneIl)
Evening star., 1960-10-18

tAAAo 4VIu nAAklud1 JOuI ldIu6uI
sponsored by the Nags Head
Surf Fishing Club, the real Sc
cret Is the fact that the Beach
Buggy boys from Seaside, N. j.,
Just kept on fishing. That and
knowing where to fish.
So far as bait is concerned,
we, the Tri-State Anglers, had
variety enough to tempt any
fish. We tossed chunks of peeler
crab. strips Of bunker, mullet.
sQuid and pieces Of shrimp.
When bluefish were about, we
cast Hopkins jigs plain or
adorned with yellow or white
pork rind.
End In FOur-Way Tie
The result2 The Tri-Staters
finished In q four-way tie for
10th place among % teams
from as far north as Staten
Island. N. Y. Why? Because,
like o lot Of others, we'd slow
up when the fish refused to
bite. Wed sit on the beach and
admire the scenery.
Not the Beach Buggy as
ISOLATION. It's flve anglers hus-
tied and there were few mo-
ments when their lines were
out Of the water.
For its second victory in a
row, the Jersey team collected
the lions share Of awards at
the closing dinner at the Caro-
linian Hotel, headquarters for
the tournament. It retired Nags
Head Clubs silver trophy, got
the individual gold medals and
also won the big Carolinian
trophy.
The Merchantville Fishing
Club from Merchantville, N. j.,
collected. 3 trophy for second
place as well as individual
statuettes for its members. Sim
liar awards went to the Abe
marie Anglers Club of Elizabeth
City, N. c., for being third.
Journeys Great Fun
But win or lose. fishing tour
naments are great fun and the
losers generally go home just
as happy about the fish they've
caught as the winners.
AS q matter Of fact the fish,
ing was at least fair and prob
ably good If not measured in
terms Of the superabundance
often found along the Outer
Banks. Fish taken were rated
on q point basis and, to count,
every species except kingfish
had to be at least IL inches
long. For kings, or more prop
erly. whiting, the minimum was
10 inches.
Total catch for the two days
Of team competition was COS
"keeper-sized" fish, of which
Evening star., 1960-10-18
cooeh's Wife Dies

EUGENE. Greg, Oct. 10
(AP).-Mrs. Len Casanova. wife
Of the University Of Oregon
football coach, died yesterday of
cancer after q long illness. She
was so.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
INSIDE SECRET
INSIDE SECRET -.
TOWN Surf TOURNEY
Just Stick to Fishino
By CHARLES COVELL

MACS HEAD, N. C., Oct 1S-How do you go
about winning surf fishing tournament? The New
Jersey Beach Buggy Association has the answer and
it's an easy one.
Keep your lines in the water. Despite gossip that
they had imported worms or other special bait for
Evening star., 1960-10-18

the largest was q 7A-pound
founder or fluke. In addition,
many smaller fish were taken.
including numbers OF snapper
blues measuring, aggravatingly,
just under 10 inches.
The Beach Buggy team
actually won under q handicap.
Each Of the % teams was sup
posed to have six members, but
only five were permitted to fish
at on time. The captains were
alternates and allowed to put
their lines in the water when a
team member hauled out to
bait up or land fish.
Like our team and several
others, the Beach Buggy asso-
citation had only five members,
so that everyone fished at the
same time. 1t meant extra
hustle.
The tournament opened in
weather sharply contrasting
with the conditions a year ear
lier. The sun shone so warmly |
bathers were on the beach.
There was no wind and very
little surf. On the same date in
1859. q northeaSter lashed the |
ocean and made heavy outer
clothing a necessity.
The beach had been divided
into strips numbered from / |
to 40. The night before the
tourney, team captains met
and drew the positions their
teams would fish each morning
and afternoon.
Fishing for the Tri-State |
Club besides this writer were |
Charles A. McGahan of WASH
ington, Col. william II. 3. How.
ard and John E. Howard of |
Baltimore and william Nagle |
OF Philadelphia.
Fought TarpOn in Surf
McGahan is a rugged COM |
petitor and avid surf fisherman |
who sleeps in the back Of his
station wagon, gets his own
meals on a primuS stove and
last spring at Cape Hatteras |
fought a tarpon an hour and
Is minutes only to have It 4
break free when almost on the
beach.
Long before the bombs that
signaled the opening hour, we
hustled down the highway to-
our first allotted position. Coast
Guard crews were buSily put
ting UP new telephone poles TO |
replace those razed by Donna
but otherwise there wasn't
nearly the hurricane damage
we expected to see.
Surf fishermen n look for
sloughS and holes created by
the pounding breakers and we
found a couple Of fair spots on
our section. BY the time the
judges jeep came along to
make a count we had several
small founders and enough
larger ones to give us 30 points.
At our afternoon position at
the other end of the beach, we
didn't do nearly as well but
McGahan got us Is points on
a big fluke, 4A-pounder that
bit on a Hopkins lure he was
tossing out in the hopes of get
ting bluetish or q speckled
trout.
Bluefish Too Small
Next day our luck wasn't
good at all but we did get the
remainder of our 62-point total
on some founders and one
kingf1sh. Blues were abundant
but didn't measure up, nor did
the one pompano and one small
trout we caught.
Spreckled sea trout had been
biting in the surf along with
puppy drum, but whether be-
cause the sea was too quiet or
the wind in the wrong direc-
ton, no one caught many.
Several women's teams COM
peted and biggest fish taken by
a feminine angler was a s.
pound drum.
After the team event, indi-
vidual competition took place
and Horace Mayer of Beach
Haven, N. j., won a wrist
watch with his 40 points. Sec
ond was William ]. Kunze, IT., :,
Of Moorestown, n. j.
In the women's division, Ida
Abel Of Quantico had the most
points. The 1876 anglers caught
$50 scoring fish. r,
Evening star., 1960-03-27

served the community audi
torium IN April:
Hyattsville Teen Club, .
pm, April !.
Representative Ric hard
Lankford, April 2.
Maryland Association for
the Deaf, April 3.
Agricultural Research Gen.
ter Employee Association, 7
pm, April 4.
Prince Georges Recreation
Department Square Dance
Glass, 8 pm. April 5.
All Club leaders training,
10 am, April s.
Re creation Department
Ballroom Dance Glass. 7:45
pm, April 6.
Nationwide Insurance Co,
7:30 pm, April 8.
Eastern Star Lodge, / pm,
April 8.
Agricultural Research Cen
ter Employee Association, z
pm, April II.
Square Dance Glass, 8 pm.
April IL.
Census Bureau Training, 9
am, April l3.