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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-04
Southern Speaks
BY Dale Ellis
Game SponSored

Southern's Student Council spon-
sored the Varsity Club versus
teachers basketball game on Tues
day with the proceeds given to
the March of Dimes The campaign
ended in the school the same day
Color Day. Pep Rally Held
Color Day" was held on Tues
day to raise the interest of the
student body for the game with
Valley High School OF Homecoming
Students were asked TO wear Red
and White for the day.
A pep rally was held Tuesday
after the Varsity Club-Teachers
basketball game The cheerleaders
led several cheers.
Varsity On Scouting Trio
The varsity basketball team will
travel to HagerstoWn tomorrow
night to scout the Frederick team
which will play the Highlandcrs in
the Class A tournament COMPETE
ton.
Named Chairman
Albert Ringer is the chairman
of a special committee appointed
to study the Garrett County mathe-
mates program III grades !
through ~ The first meeting will
be held on February 10 at South
ern.
Speaks to Bus Drivers
Mr.. Kenneth Johns, principal,
spoke to the bus drivers on the
matter of discipline on the school
bus This meeting was held last
night
Bake Sale Held
The Girls Athletic Association
under direction of Mrs. Lucille
Kcrins, held bake sale last
evening after school.
Paints SIGNS
Mr. Melvin Garland and his art
classes have painted the signs used
at the home basketball games.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-04

1t was enormously reported last
week that the Lloyd car had
struck the Green automobile.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11
CHILDREN'S BOWLING
LEAGUE
WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE

Won Lost
Litetrend of Tucson 23h 1914
HoWardS Salon
of Beauty ........ 81 15
LevinSon Enterprises 81 Is
Speedway Sptg. GdS. 20 16
Polo Ice Cream -. 18k 17k
DOrSon Furniture Co. Is 21
Tops Del. ........ 13 23
Torchy's Drive-In
Liquors .......... II "a
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11
Births

To Mr.. and Mrs. Lanny
Siegel a son, Wade Lee, 8
lbs, Is ozs., on Oct. 80.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Siegel and Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Hancock,
all of Tucson.
o
To Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Agron a boy, Scott Michael,
Z lbs, on Nov. z.
Granparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Agron of Tucson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goyn-
shor of Chicago. The great
grandmother is Mrs. Jennie
Gold, of Tucson.
. Q o
To Chaplain and Mrs. Neil
Brief a daughter, 7 lbs, 1 o.,
Nov. 9 at Fort Huachuca.
It is the first child for the
new chaplain at the Fort
Huachuca military post.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11

outlined the work of Jewish
Family Service.
In his talk he said: "On be-
half of the committee and
myself, I wish to thank DR..
Otis Miller, chairman of our
Doctors Panel, and all the
members of his panel for
their splendid cooperation
with the agency. Not only do
they accept referrals of our
medically INDECENT clients,
but are also very helpful in
guiding the cas- ework e r
where the major problem
seems to be one of health.
"Our agency needs funds to
operate. We are ever mind
full of the ALLEGATIONS from
the United Community Cam
paign and the Tucson Com
bined Jewish Appeal"
Mr.. CARRIER also voiced
thanks to the professional
workers, Benjamin N. Brook,
Council executive director;
caseworkers, Elizabeth Brook
and Vera Burke and the
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11

vised activity and pays med
ical expenses up to a $1,000
maximum per accident. Two
plans are offered, one pro-
viding coverage through Sep
tember Is, 1861, for $1.5O;
and through June Is, 1861,
for $1.0O.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11
he
Sports
Page
BY Woody Cohen

THE PADDLEBALL LEAGUE opened its season with
ten teams Team No. l. 3, S. scored first week wins Ken
Fedman Leo Stein defeated Don Holt and Joe Bero-
witt in the weeks closest match 21-19 1421 2118.
The youth physical education departments are CO.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11
Ben Shein Really
Team Goes Into Lead

Ben Shein Realty has vaulted into THE ARIZONA
POST bowling lead this week by game margin
over Beacon Lighting and Jules Klowden Insurance.
In league matches this Morre Olshany rolled the
high game of 230 followed by Reeses 22 Ted Karnof
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11
Meeting Pays Honor
To Family Service

Tucson leaders of social service organizations and mem
bers the Jewish community gathered Sunday at the
Pioneer Hotel to honor the Jewish Family Service.
David CARRIER reappointed chairman of the COM
munty service agency and in his acceptance speech he
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11

est activity called "Funday,"
which will take place on
school holidays. The first pro-
gram for boys and girls (6-12
years old attracted 105 chill
dren. The day consisted of
movies, science and crafts,
dramatics and gymnastic ac-
tivities.
The Wednesday noon-time
badminton program started
last week. If you are inter
ested in joining this group,
play will take place at 12-1:3O
pm. in the gym. There are
still openings in the follow
ing gym classes: judo, wrest-
ling, trampoline, tennis, gym
recreation.
The Mitchells and the ROs-
enthals opened the 8 team
children's Bowling League
with three wins each.
Marty Jacobs 1873, Scot Be-
har's 131-243 and Gary Nit
chelIs 236 were top game
and series marks for the
Bantams.
This column would like to
thank the three bowling
league secretaries for helping
make the leagues such a tre-
mendous success: Sis Slavin
(childrens) Sylvia Smith
(womens) and Jack Davis
(miXedD.
Litetrend of Tucson has
taken slim ~ game lead
over Howard's Salon of Beau
ty in the Womens Bowling
League with a 231a-121s rec
ord.
Ruth Vegodsky 164-4444,
Claire Mozes 160-420 and Bet
ty LockWoods 401 were top
scores for week of October
%. Best Keglers for week of
Oct. 80 were Dee Cohen 168-
418, Eileen Hardin 165-405,
Blossom Joseph 165, Claire
Mozes 163-441, Lou Ash 1862
444, Sylvia Smith AS and
Hope Silvestri 440. The Sum-
day evening mixed bowling
shows a new leader for the
eighth straight week. Team
No. 8 leads the league with a
22-10 mark followed by No. 2,
IA with 21-11 marks.
Top bowlers for Oct. %
were men Ed Mozes 214-560,
Walter Novak 211-591 (new
Series record, Bill Dorson
2O1, Herb Michaels 535. Ruth
Vegodsky 192-479, Ina Thorne
177-487 and Anita Schulman
172 were best for the ladies.
Hi-games for Nov. 1 were
men-Leo Stein 192-528, Ed
Mozes 210-510.
Elaine Behar 193-477, Bee
Tully 156-404, Ina Thorne 1896,
Sue Behling 158 were top roll
ers for the ladies.
Jolson AZA and Z.B.T. con-
tinued to roll along undefeat-
ed with 40 marks. Jolson
AZA defeated Tucson AZA
"B" 20-7 and Z.B.T. won a
hard fought game from Ami
Club 1876 to keep their slate
clean.
The children'S basketball
program for boys 9-12 years
of age will start on Sunday
November 13 at 1:30-2:30 p.
m. Boys interested in playing
basketball in a league should
register at the gym Sunday
as teams will be selected and
the league will start on No
Vember 20.
The health and physical ed
ucatiOn department, in con-
junction with the National
Jewish Welfare Board, now
offers all Center members
who participate in physical
education activities, an oppor-
tunity to purchase group ac-
cident insurance. This plan is
offered only to Community
Centers, YMHAs and syna-
gogues, associated with JWB.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11

sky rolled an outstanding 623
series and Ken Feldman and
Sam Sher each turned in
series of 563.
Enc cantO Drug came up
with a high 1914.
In last weeks bowling Sid
Gickman took honors with a
222 game and a 600 series
and Ben Shein Realty had a
1,024 team game.
The standings:
TEAM w L
Ben Shein Realty "a II
Beacon Lighting % 13
Jules Klowden Ins. % 13
Crown Upholstery 20 16
Encanto Drug 20 16
Mi Art ElectronicS IL 10
Jerry Courtney Inv. 16 20
Reese Investments 13 %
LaScco Foods 13 %
c. & L Motors II IS
BONN Contributions tot
aling $4,000 have been made
by West German citizens for
the Anne Frank Society.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11

Council secretary, Florence
GoldStein.
The gathering in the Pho
neer Hotel also heard David
N. Ginsburg and ]. c. Fruch-
thendler talk about the pro-
posed nursing home.
The meeting was opened
by Mrs. Morris A. Shanhouse,
chairman of the arrange
ments committee for the
brunch affair.
The Arizona post., 1960-11-11

BRUSSELS A memorial
to the Jews of Arlon who
were deported or murdered
by the Nazis was dedicated
recently at the towns new
Jewish cemetery.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05
Africa At A Glance

TWO MORE OBJECTIONS FROM BRITISH COMMONWEALTH: ?
Ar) Ghanas intention Of becoming republic
by July cracup of the British Commonwealth of
nations win be held
May anniversary the Union Of South Afcato
country commonwealth and become
1851 or Southern thinking
security Of the European and the
reasoning greeted
Minister Macmillan visit to the colony
LIBERIA SUsPENDS HEALTH HEAD
MonrOvIa P)-The of the Mali fed
full independence
extend
and final agreement
pattern for the remaining 10
Community follow in achieving self
government.
UN GROUP oKS CAMERON MEMBERSHIP
(ANP)-The Republic newest Of the in
dependent Africa
becoming United Nations last week. when
Of its application The Cam
Groom Republic sponsored membership
power,
KEIYANs WANT sEIF-RULE, ADULT VOTE
delegates the conference the future
colony out boldly for Segovennen and
participate
originally boycotted when colonial
allowing Konange Of their special
activities had been barred
attending African groups offices He however is barred
conference sessions
GRAHAM GHANA AT ODDS
(ANP)-Evangelist Billy Graham the wrong
condemnng Sahara As result
political attendance local
cTusades dropped off sharply
GHANA ORDERS EIGHT SHIPS
Washington, CANP)-AccOrding diplomatic
company eight shipping
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05

regular children's diseases.
When they returned home for
their dinner their mothers were
home and had a good wholesome
dinner ready for them. When they
got home in the afternoon they
changed from their school clothes,
shoes and all, into their play
clothes and then they had cookies
and milk or a light snack.
About $50 pm. they had supper.
Many homes today are run as
they were years ago. Others are
run on schedules and both groups
turn out families that are a credit
to their parents, just as some were
years ago.
You can remember how wonder
full it was to 60 home and find
your mother there and you also
remember one day she was not
there and as soon as you entered
the house you asked your grand
mother, where il mother.
Your grandmother said, I'm
here, don't I take the place Of your
mother?" You loved your grand
mother but you Just wanted to
know where your mother was 90
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05

she told you a sick friend had
called and asked your mother to
come over.
You are remembering how your
neighbors shared their best food
with you. When they made extra
good rolls they made a pan for
you. You in turn made a batch of
cookies for them and there was
always a surprise in store for you
every week.
Whenever one neighbor was i'll,
the other neighbors took turns
seeing your family was fed, clothed
and the children sent to school.
They thought nothing of standing
over q hot fiat iron doing your
ironing If they knew you or your
children were in need of clean
clothes. Todays Neighbors? You
do not know the neighbor's names
who have lived next door to you
for several years. That was proveC
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05
Data IN Chatter
BY DARCY pNAuLR

FROM HOLLYWOOD Watch Johnny Mathis
splash during bidding
for him viii be of those shows the type Victor Boe
does wen
delayed canceg plans
able wedding Della resort Leroy Gray private
ceremony the weekend
The carriage way n quite a
DOwnbeat cafe all
the bt
White the exdrs Sammy Davis Jr closed the show with
the following night the crowd ngded to view
Canadian shOwg blonde Joan Stuart Davis highly pubnczed
nancee
Easy Benton DinAh wasngtons
edup What Takes" pde Il
good
Speaking singers pretty Diahann Carroll has been signed TO
appear popular Peter Gum" whodunt
a the riches Gil Green
pine
singing Francisco choir Daughter
minister this into the singing field wasn't exactly d.
certainly richer with
country praises destined make
quite a few trips to the bank
Spotted mnrqueeI Accuse" tand, These wilder Years"
Hansberry. wan always
aisn has win another good script This which win be
videos called The Drinkers
Civil the will the first q
during year prelude
producer schary quite
himself in literary circles sought the talented Miss Hansbes
for this
writer Yergan winning
critics praise his Fifteen Familiar Verse" which hit
bookstores Feb Included this book who
made their mark from DR. Ralph Bunche Fats Domino
noticed much pianist Barbara Carroll sounds like
Billy Taylor Larry
explode Josephine
"snatraisR Bobby
There Be Love" Horne brains equal
beauty little about famed
novelist VERIFY legally called the
writing
China to Cincinnati realize he is Of tan hue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05

Sometimes she only wanted to
borrow a cup of sugar, a little
starch, several tablespoonsful of
coffee or her child had a terrible
cold and she would feel better if
you came over for a minute and
looked at her daughter.
Gladly you stopped whatever you
were doing because if anyone was
i'll you did all you could for the
ailing one and then went home
and made some soup and whatever
else you felt would be tasteful.
You smile now as you recall
the mid morning the little bride
across the street came over to
your back door with tears in her
eyes, asking II you would come
over and help her make her starch
get thick like her mothers did.
1t was nearly noon and most of
the housewives washing was dry
and she was just starting, 30 you
thought. One look at the hereto
fore Immediately clean kitchen
and you almost tainted. Every
kettle you saw had starch in it.
The bride told you she had done
like she thought her mother did
but her starch just would not
stick. She had put boiling water
over the starch!
You showed her how to mix the
starch with cold water first and
then make it. As long as the bride
lived In the neighborhood she con
tinued to thank you for not laugh
ing at her.
To her that was as large q
problem as she had ever faceC
and you helped her by being q
good neighbor, and she proved Il
be one Of your best friends, despite
the difference in ages. She lookeC
to you as her mother away from
home" and you became a goot
friend Of her mothers who livec
in a distant city.
Remember how q telephone II
the house was really a luxury
Your mother didn't realize it bu
she kept books on telephon
calls she collected while you wer
in school When you got home 70
lunch you ate and then your moth
er gave you the neighborS name
and the name and telephone mum
Der each neighbor had received
Soon after the children went bacl
to school the neighbors came to re
turn the telephone calls they hat
received and of course each on,
visited a few minutes. How the,
enjoyed those little informal chat
1 together.
Then the housewife usually go
up not later than six o'clock an
after getting her husband off t
work she started getting the hous'
in readiness for the children VIII,
were called about 7 o'clock. The,
were scrubbed, hair combed
dressed and by 8 o'clock they wer
getting their school clothes on an
in a few minutes they started on
for school. They walked about tw,
miles to school every morning
walked home for dinner, then bacl
to school at one, and home agail
at 3:45. They walked all the who'll
school term and the majority of tn
children loved IT. They were ais,
very healthy other than having tn,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05
King S0Ys Negro
IVORY Of Kennedy
Dixie SmppoFF

Charleston, w. Va. (ANP)-Sen.
John Kennedy's seeming acceptab-
ility to conservative southern lead
ers may be q kiss Of death" 90
far as Negro support Is concerned,
DR.. Martin Luther King declared
here last week.
King said Kennedy who IL q
candidate for the Democratic pres
idential nomination il not handi-
capped among Negroes because he
In a Catholic, but they are sslspic-
ious Of his attitude ON civil rights
matters because southern conserva-
tives find him acceptable.
He added that II the Democrats
nominate Sen. Lyndon johnson
Of Texas, IT Ia his belief that Ne
groes might throw their support to
Vice President Richard Nixon.
Nixon, he said, In spite Of being
q Republican, has made q real i'm
precision on the Negro"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05

Chicago (ANP) - Josephine
Baker, the noted Aferican born
French entertainer win make her
American comeback debut at the
Regal theatre here beginning Feb
.. Bill Taub Is Miss Bakers man
ager.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05

when q man asked you to tell him
where Mr.. Smith lived. You did
not know any Mr.. Smith. He looked
at his list, saw this was the ad-
dress he wanted, rang the door
bell and found Mr.. Smith lived up
stairs in the apartment building
you lived in!
Esther Baldwin York wrote, In
these days Of rush and busy-ness
do we take time off for neighbor-
liness any more? Wed have . diff
ferent world if we did,"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05
THIS . THAT
By Hazel Underwood

These are my neighbors these who fail and rise
Who dream and wake. who dread and hope and yearn
Who, bound by earthly care, envsion skies;
Whose patience fails, and who slow to learn
see the print Of striving their brow
And sense that they and in quest;
Their soaring hopes and blind despair somehow
Find quick response upwelling in my breast
These my neighbors these in whom I see
spirit proud, rebelious selfish van
Or nearly noble, all q part Of me;
In upward striving runs common strain
Against discordant tricks Of circumstance
Our human oneness triumphs chance.
Florence Jansson in Think.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-05
OUR NETGHBORS

Then and Now: Do your neighbors
best friends? When
early the rushed your
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Symington States
Candidacy Session
CBy the Associated Press)

Senator Symington, Democrat
Of Missouri, says he plans a
meeting with close associates
today to decide. what he's going
to do about his candidacy for
the Democratic presidential
nomination.
Although he had not made a
formal, positive announcement
that he is in the race, Senator
Symington has been an obvious
contender.
He said yesterday he'll have
an announcement after today's
session. but hedgingly added it
may not be a formal announce
ment that he is running.
These comments came as
Senator Symington answered
questions at a luncheon session
of the Women's National Press
Club.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Bridge Foursome
OF SiIodor Wins
Vanderbilt Cup

JACKSON, Miss, Mar. 2;
MP).- The Vanderbilt Cur
was won yesterday by a team
captained by Sidney Silodor Of
Philadelphia IN the final ses-
sion of the American Contract
Bridge Leagues spring national
tournament.
The Silodor team, the de-
Tending champions. defeated q
group led by John Gerber OF
Houston by IA international
match points, and a unit head
ed by Waldemar Won Zedtwit2
Of New York by 20 international
points.
Mr.. Silodor's teammates were
John r. Crawford and Tobias
Stone. both of New York. and
Norman Kay Of Merchantville
N. j.
The champions defeated the
Gerber and Won Zedtwitz teams
in 36 hands of round robin
play. They were the three re-
naming units CT "A contenders
for the team of four match
play.
In the losers match, the Won
Zedtwitz team defeated the
Gerber group by Is interna-
tional points. An international
point equals about 100 points in
rubber bridge scoring.
The summer tournament will
be held in Los Angeles in Au-
gust.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

given to the feasibility of
tackling widespread advertising
evils on an induStry-wide ba-
sis. Voluntary compliance with
the law is always to be pre-
ferred if it can be made effec-
tive. But we cannot let en-
thuSiaStic declarations of good
intent on the part of business
substitute for law enforcement.
Mr.. Kintner asked the aid
of the association. He pointed
out: Public relations experts
must now carry forward the ef-
forts of the Federal Trade Com
mission and of the advertising
industry to eliminate the prac-
tices which have produced the
present crises"
Good public relations for
any business enterprise means
staying out of trouble. and that
means staying out of trouble
with the Federal Trade Com
mission" he added.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Castro PoperHits
Free Publication

HAVANA, Mar. % (APl-
The semi-oficial newspaper
Revolution today denounced
the independent Prensa Libre
as counterrevolutionary and
urged the government to in
vestigate the source of its A.
nances.
The editorial attack may
foreshadow a move by Prime
Minister Fidel Castro's gov
ernment to take over Prensa
Libre. 1t is one of two Cuban
newspapers which directors OF
the Inter-American Press As
sociation at a meeting in ia
maica last week recognized as
still free.
Revolution specifically called
for an investigation by the min
istry for the recovery of stolen
property. which has seized
money and property from sup
porters Of the deposed Batista
dictatorship. Several Havana
newspapers already have been
seized or closed down by the
ministry during such investiga-
tions.
In a front-page editorial,
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Four Music Firms
Cited in PoyoIo
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion today accused four more
Arms of giving payola to disc
jockeys to. get their records
broadcast.
The companies. are Carlton
Record Corp, Carlton Record
Distributing Corp. and w. S. F.,
Inc. all of New York City, and
Savoy Music Co., Newark, N. j.
The ETC contended that the
alleged undercover payments
constituted an unfair method
of competition prohibited by
law. The companies have 80
days in which to file answers
to the complaints.
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Sheraton Carlton Hotel at
tended by some 80 persons.
Mr.. Kintner told the audience
this new permanent organiza-
ton replaces the emergency
program set up after the rigged
quiz programs on television and
payola practices we're disclosed.
The commission is examining
the scope and extent of false,
deceptive and misleading ad-
vertising and unethical prac-
tices.
Expanded Program
The chairman said it has
long maintained a program to
review advertising in printed
media. The commissions per-
manent radio and tslevision
monitoring unit has been ex-
psnded to provide a monitoring
of printed advertising as well,
he said.
During the past five months,
Mr.. Kintner pointed out, the
Crash program has concen-
trated on monitoring television
advertising, but he said the
new unit will devote ccmpar-
able attention to analyzing
printed advertising.
Industry-Wide Plan
This will include a con-
tinuing survey of all news
papers and periodicals. spot
checks Of advertising of par
ticular products. spet checks OF
a advertising in geographical
: areas, and studies of adver-
tiSing appearing during par
ticular periods" Mr.. Kintner
asserted.
Every consideration will be
Evening star., 1960-03-23

had been stationed here since
February, 1858.
The dead men were identified
as M/Sergt. Irby McNeill. "a,
Of Jamison, Ala. and S/Sergt.
Dino T. Martelli, 80, Of Ard
more, Okla.
S/Sergt. George N. Baxter of
Washington, D. c., was shot In
the leg and reported in good
condition. The families of the
dead men lived with them here
at the air base.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Berserk Airmun
Kills z, Wounds |

HAMILTON. Bermuda, Mar.
% (AP).-A United States Air
policeman from the Bronx was
under observation today after
going berserk at Kindley Base,
killing two airmen and wound
ing a third.
Base authorities identified
him as William H. Cook, 20. He
Evening star., 1960-03-23

Revolution said Prensa Libre
has been q spokesman for the
United States State Depart
ment.
I'm these times to be the
voice of foreign interests is to
be the voice of treason, Rev.
olucion said.
Evening star., 1960-03-23
Cuneer Up in Conodo

MONTREAL. Mar. % (AP)
Cancer killed a record 22,089
Canadians in 1858, the Ca
madam Cancer Society reports.
The toll was $50 higher than
1857.