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Evening star., 1960-10-12
Defense Rests
For Whiteside
BY the Associated Press

The defense in the conspir-
acy trial Of Thurman A. White
side rested its case today.
Thomas A. ONeil, a Wash
ir1gton certified public account
ant, was the last defense wit
ness. Attorneys planned to
make their summations this
afternoon and the case is ex-
pected to go to the Federal
Court jury tomorrow.
Whiteside, a Miami attorney,
is charged with corruptly in
fluencing Richard A. Mack, a
former member of the Federal
Communications Commission.
The Government charged That
Mack and WhiteSide conspired
to rig a Channel 10 television
permit in Miami to Public
Service Television, Inc, a sub
Sidiary Of National Airlines.
Mack is i'll in a Fort Lau-
derdale (Fla.) hospital and is
not being tried at this time.
Mr.. O'Neill presented charts
which summed up defense and
Government exhibits on loans
made by Whiteside to Mack.
Whiteside has contended that
he had made loans to Mack, a
close friend, for many years
and that loans made while
Mack was an FEC commits
sioner had no more significance
than previous loans.
Mr.. O'Neil said that from
July Z, 1855, to March 8, 1858,
while Mack was on the FEC,
loans by Whiteside to Mack
totaled $14.445 and that all but
$50 has been repaid. He said
this does not include 5000
Whiteside loaned Mack prior
to July, 1855, and which has
not been repaid.
Mack and Whiteside were
tried together last year, but the
trial resulted in a hung jury.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Cubuns Put Out Fire
PeriIinq Oil Plant

HAVANA. Oct. 10 Cap "a
grass fire briefly threatened
government-owned oil storage
tanks in East Havana today
-Four fire companies and work
ers from the nearby refinery
put out the blaze.
The fire broke out near a
storage area which had be-
longed to the Shell Oil Co. be-
fore naturalization. Havana
radio stations said many work.
ers were burned, but eye-wit-
nesses said there appeared to
be no injuries.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Eichmunn Well,
His Lawyer Says

TEL AVN, Israel, Oct. IL
(AP).-Lawyer Robert Servatius
saw his client Adolf Eichmann
for the second time yesterday
and said he found him COLI
tented and looking well.
"Eichmann is aware that his
position is serious" Mr.. Ser
vatius said. He said the former
Gestapo official was pleased to
receive a letter from his brother
delivered by Mr.. Servatius at
their first meeting Sunday.
Mr.. Servatius, who has been
retained by Eichmann's family
to defend him on charges of
directing the mass extermina-
ton Of 6 million Jews during
World War II, was to return
home to Cologne, Germany to-
day.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

talked in her suite in the Hote
Plaza with her first husband
George Metalious. sitting be,
side her and putting happily or
his pipe.
She said they were remarked
Saturday in Elkton, Md.
Her marriage to T. j. Mar
tin, IS. a Laconia, N. H., disc
Jockey, was practically over be-
fore it began, she said. The two
were married in February, 1858
Evening star., 1960-10-12
1900 a Year Drown

CHICAGO.-One of every Is
fatal accidents in the United
States is a drowning. Each
year about 1890 Americans
drown while swimming or play
ing in the water. About 1900
persons a year die in boating
miShapS.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Catholic Schools Weiqh
2-Yeor Cut in Program

Because Of teacher shortages
and incre a sed enrolment
Catholic school systems are
giving intensified consideration
to shortening the usual 12-year
elementary program and to in
PRODUCING classroom innova-
tions.
The plans are being studied
by the National Catholic Edu-
cational Association, which held
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Author Remurries
Her First tHusbund

NEW YORK, Oct. IL (AP).-
Grace Metalius, author Of the
best-seller "Peyton Place" who
divorced her second husband
last Friday, disclosed today
that she had remarked her first
husband.
The IS year : old author
Evening star., 1960-10-12
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Evening star., 1960-10-12

and Miss Metalious said she
left him less than a week later.
She divorced Mr.. Martin in
Laconia. The divorce was not
contested.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
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CAMERAS

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Bogs at Drastic Reduc-
tions.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Mile Mark Set
AtShenandoah

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
May 7 (SpeciaD. - william
Casilear's Ware tore down the
stretch at Shenandoah Downs
tonight to overhaul the favored
OKeegan and win the S2.500
Eagle Handicap in track record
time.
Ware. ridden by Larry Rey-
nolds, was clicked in 1898,
the third time this week that
a new mile record has been set
at the nighttime track.
OKeegan. backed down to
even money by the crowd of
1871. moved into the stretch
well in front with the veteran
Ray Arduini in the saddle. But
Ware came on IN a rush to win.
Ware paid $3.50 and So and
oKeegan paid $2.4O. There was
no show betting in the four
horse race. Look Good was
third and Arch Rival fourth.
The crowd bet $340,713 on
the l0-race program.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
17-Hit Attack
Routs Bisons

DOVER. Del, May 7 (Spe-
ciaD Delaware State came up
with q l= -In third inning and
went on to trounce Howard
diversity. 1876. in q baseball
game here today.
Delaware pounded out II hits
and was helped by six Howard
errors in chalking up its ninth
victory in II games. The Bisons
lost their 18th against three
victories and two ties.
HOWARD - 100 O41 Ooo-e 81
DELAWARE 106 102 30x-13 II
Diekerson and walker; Short
Aarington ID, HARRINGTON (5) anc
Wilson.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
WI Nine Bows
To Wakefield

Wakefield erupted for seven
runs in the sixth inning on five
singles, two walks and a hit
batsman to run up a 1912 vic
tory over Washington-Lee in a
non-league baseball game last
night at Bancroft Park.
WAKEFIELD 11O 1O7 0-19 12 2
WAsH-LEE - OO2 900 % 81
Woessner and Dirks; Newman, Rath-
erdale t6), McCann (6) and Blaisdell.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Tough for Foreigners

Since 1920, only two foreign
born professionals have won
the PGA Championship. Tom
my Armour. a Scot, took the
title in 1880. 1t wasn't until
l947 that Jim Ferrier. an
Australian, broke through the
American monopoly.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

., FIRST RACE Purse e ;,,r,sIs. $1,000;
5.Pt 6oP FE:pt E.It,! .yasIR Koo, IOO tdS S sS sS
Pstaxant Prime. tPSiumbO) $50
Romaine, ESSie Lea, Sparkling River,
Jimmy. Kalks, Merry Esgle, Tatiana.
Time. lots.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $1,000;
elaiminE; 4-yeaT- -oldS and up; fur
| longs.
Mss Charm CRsynOlds) 400 s.so 800
Hamilton Girl. Little Nubby, Monika,
Big Crash, Kingbird, Montana Sand
Son, cosmic Bess. Time. 1888.
DAILY DOUBLE (5-s) PAID S2s.4O
THIRD RACE Purse, $1,000: A.
BOnny's ch'ce (Ard'nD 500 $50 500
Bunny'S Babe (SerViS) 400 500
Eton Jacket (Bauerl 1I.40
Blenheim Time, Naughty Nymph,
R., Eck-Hesrt. Time. 1855.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: A.
gear-olds and up; claiming; turlongs.
Pleasure Time brandy $40 40
Eugene Boy ParenD $50
Tina Bay, Poppys Gem, Shallow Wa
ter, Chalkee. Silent John, Quatre Proof,
beau Occs 4lInes los.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; A.
year-oldS and up; claiming; 5lz fur
ChaiIa Pocket Csmith) $50 $50 $50
Here's Proof CMcIyorl $50
Fey, Liar Warnesa, Good sign,
Fair Arch, Phillis Carol, Majestic
Move. Time. l:Os.
srv-r1y pArr d.. e,,oo.
year-olds and up; claiming; mile
BarOn's Folly (Pap'O $500 II 90 $40
NaEOya brandy 500 400
Shana Madel (GOOdwin) 6.6O
Super Ala, Gang Moll, Blue Dare,
Hylo Son, Blue Tigress, Petit Bate
ment. Harlan County Time, 1;409s
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S1,1O0:
45year-olds and Up; claiming; lie
Rare Dance CCApe 1900 8. SEQ
Hero's Prince Floriol 40 $3.50
Baritone Bob (Riveral 400
IcarIan, Iota, Pooch, Senorilla, Kap-
pelmetster. Time, LASS.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; A.
year-olds and upi claiming; ga fur
Gentle slam &; R,Id.l $40 ESQ 50 ..iO g
Grand Suspense, One Tear, Whose
Strong, Endless Acres. Time, :39As.
! NINTH RACE-Purse, 900: g.
/ year -olds and up; handicap / mile
/ Ware (Reynolds) $50 800 out
O'Keegan (ArdunD 2.40 out
Look Good CPalumbol out
Arch Rival. Time, 1898 (track
/ record).
TENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: A.
/ year-olds and up; claiming; ! is miles
| Personal Reg'ds (R'ra) 900 $50 $50
Blow Gun (Goodwin) 500 4.60
| Star Ship brandy 7.20
! Albarado. Socinus, High JinkS, Coach
Line. QueStrose, Exact, Bunny L. Time,
| l:47is
Attendance. 1871. Mutual handle,
| S340.713.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
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Evening star., 1960-05-08
1000 Turn Out

A crowd of 1000 memers and
guests of the Washington
Board of Trade turned out for
the last of the nonbetting pro-
grams yesterday afternoon.
They saw Victor Scamp,
owned and driven by Carolus
Wade of West Chester, Pa, win
a trot in 2:094s. best time for
a 2-year-old trotter anywhere
this season.
Dana Irving of Plattsburgh,
N. Y, scored the only double
on the nine-race program. He
won the last two, scoring in the
eighth with Spike Hanover in
2:0815, best time of the day.
and taking the ninth with
Tonia Hanover. He is co-owner
Of both of them.
The old argument as to
whether the weight of drivers
is q telling factor in harness
racing, a question that never
has been completely resolved,
came up again as 240-pound
Frank Stafford drove Philips
Prince to a seven-lengths vic
tory In the sixth race.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
MQllI1aIE GUIDE y
A&AAzAA FOR FIT1Ne OUT" SUPPLIES ESg@I

I4-FT. WOLVERINE speed boat. fber-
glass bottom, excellent condition. Call
v-5O EvINRUDE STARFLIGHT-NeW,
In the crate: FIRST 5000 takes. FL. 4
CABIN CRUISER, 4O-ft. sedan: Chrys.
mar. eng, bat. chg. eng. gen. sniffer;
Bargain. EASTERN POWER BOAT
CLUB, Anacostia river.
32-FT. BAY-BUILT CABIN CRUISER,
head. sleeping otrs.. new radio-phone:
fully eouip.; deal. S2.l00. 10. 5-0337.
MARK 80 Mercury. electric starting
about $500. Mark 75-A Mercury cleo
Best offer. CT. 6-70l7.
1859 42-FT. CHRIS CRAFT Constella-
tion, used only 140 hrs. loaded with
extras, truly in new-boat condition.
CABIN CRUISER, bay-built. 2s-ft., s.
It. beam. Jo-JO, Rose Haven. TU.
CHRIs-CRAFT RUNABOUT, 2O-ft.,
3OO-h.p., fully equip; S1,400. Trade
for car or boat. TE. $3.50.
CANOE, Indian River, IL, excel. cond.,
$3.50, Herald Harbor Beach. VI.
9-S209.
OWENS left. convert; top and side
curtains; 4O-h.p. motor, trailer: 1925
or, best ofier. 2224 Penna. ave. Sc.
LU. 4-9617.
OWENS 1883. 24-ft. Pvt. owned. Ex-
eel. cond.; must sell. ia. 4-l3S0.
IL CENTURY, plank mahog., VS. eng.
trailer full cover, auto; bilge pump.
% 6est otIer. % Co 5sssGn no' or J3 Sif2H as9i4s! g.
I3-FT. RUNABOUT; center deck, cover
and equipment. No reasonable offer
refused; WI. 2-7254.
AUX. SLoOP; 26-ft. shoal draft, sleeps
3-5; excel. cond.; fast, able. sailed
Havana, Cuba to Lake Ontario, S5.-
600. Call OIL. 7-9015.
OWENS 22-ft. cruiser. loo h.p.. ship
70 shore, fully. equipped: can be seen
Sunday; Bluejssket, Langley Marine
14-FT. RUNABOUT, 30-h.p. motor;
trailer, twin tanks, remotes. boat
cover. many extras: S725 or make
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 10 h.p.: excel
cond;;, with 2-wheel carrier. OR.
FOAM-RUBBER BOAT CUSHIONS AND
MATTRESsES-Any shape, priced by
Pam p Z RsbrS SoTs6sd co sS7 81 gnSo'fE;a &C. nS
LATE-MoDEL 16-ft. Higgins inbd. boat
cond. Priced rsas. Lu. i.6So4. 'N'I
RAX BgT TG,a 4s marin. ET sssDs 4 stSys
PisI I' aol@@uN. Aaissi2ssT. sTAilIiNoFoN'
DoCKAGE. ramp; close.in Va. side,
ideal loc. JU. 9-1351 after s; 703-
TR. 5-7316. week ends.
WANTED : GLAssPAR, used, Club
Mariner, Sesfair sedan or DelMar.
1i.FT WOLVERINE. runabout, trailer,
7hsh,p. ElEin motor. all $500. CY.
14:FT, RUNAB0UT; 1853 boat trailer:
$500. viii sell separately. caii either
JE. 2-l630 or JE. 3-l636.
1859 45-H:P. MERCURY, excel. cond.,
S425 or best offer. EDWARDS MA
F1NE CO. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. OF.
left. BOAT, s4-in. beam. 35-h.p
motor motor. & sIsc. starting, eonvt. top.
Mobile CT. No. 81. woodbridge. va.
S6O0-1s-FT. INBOARD HYDRO plus
custom. trailer. Speed 90 m.ph. Must
be sold by Monday. RE. 7-2221.
OWENS '5s 24-ft. inb exp. cruiser:
22O hip, top speed % m.p.h., 3l5
eng. hrs; sleeps 8, galley. head, di-
nette, loaded with extras: Just refln-
lshed. S4,995. JE. 2-76S3.
BoRUM Monterey 16-ft.; 35-h .. John
son. elec. remote controls. 1857; Ster-
ling Admiral trailer: beautiful. like
new. DU. 7-5532.
SAIBOAT, 1910 37-ft. Baymate ketch:
1858 Seascout engine: fully equipped.
Corinthian Yacht Club, 2nd and v
SITS. s.w.. ia. 7-5146.
BOAT, motor and trailer, 30-h D. john
son elec.; 14-ft. Whirlwind, excel.
cond., compl with skis: S7e6. AP. =
Evening star., 1960-05-08
USED BOATS

1s-FT 1858 CoRONET oUTBD CRUISER; 5O-hp
elec. Johnson with Gator trailer. Asking $500
21-FT 1857 OWENS EXPRESS; 1Oo-hp fibre -glassed
bottom SoUOO
25-FT. 1855 AUXILIARY sLooP CoQUETTE; 10
hip Kermath; in yacht condition ---- So,oOO
25-FT. 1886 HUBERT JOHNSON SEA sK1FF;
Chrysler As hp. mot originaD $4,000
2s-FT. 1881 RICHARDSON double cabin with 1855
' 90 up 'P'------------------------- ---'- "-''O
2s-FT. 1856 CHRIsCRAFT EXPRESS; twin s5 hp.
112 hours $500
3O-FT. 1856 RICHARDSON EXPRESS; twin 1876 hp.
sleeps SIX --- --------------- Ss'ooO
s2-FT. 1853 cHR1s-cRAFr EXPRESS; twin las hp $500
s4-Fr 1s4 BALTzER SEDAN ds6O 2l5 hp. loaded $1,000
s5-FT. RICHARDSON SEDAN; twin 1856 hp,
Ss-FT. 1855 COLONIAL SPORT FISHERMAN; twin
ZOO hp --.-----------..---. ------------ sloSOo
4o-FT. 1852 RICHARDSON DcFB; twin las hpg
Asking $4,000
4o-F,r, 1888 CUSTOM SEDAN; twin u94s) lis hp;
best condition possible $1,000
4O-FT 1859 CUSTOM SPORT FISHERMAN; fly
bridge, 3O5 hip, Pearce Simpson radio $74oo
4l-FT. 1855 RICHARDSON DcFB; twin 2OO-hp
Chryser --------------- Asking $25OOO
AFT. 1889 ELCo DCEB; new twin 155 hp; walk
45-FT. 1888 TRUMPY DCEB; twin 2OO-hp Kermaths
(not orgnaD $13500
SOFT. 1850 HUcKINs CRUISER; twin GIN 6-T;
newly recondtioned -.-.. --.--- Asking $4,000
51-FT. 1898 sPARKMAN sTEvANs SPORT FISHER
MAN; twin diesel 6-n .- -. ---.--.. Asking $4,000
54-FT. 1929 ACF RAISED DECK F. B. CRUISER;
twin 6-71 diesel Asking $4,000
OTHER 1IsTINGs AVAILABLE
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Evening star., 1960-05-08

SIXTH RACE-Purse, Sl,1OO: A.
year-oldS and up claiming; mile
Baron's Folly (Pap'sl $500 II 90 $40
NaEOya Brandy 500 400
Shana Madel (GOodWin) 6.6O
Super Ala, Gang Moll, Blue Dare,
Hylo Son, Blue Tigress, Petit Bate
ment, Harlan County. Time, l:403s
Evening star., 1960-05-08

Fishing boat, 1e feet, seven
foot beam. two feet free board
Bargain. $500. Draws about II
inches. Day cabin forward.
White cypress construction:
built 1851 60 h.p Gray marine
motor operated fewer than 100
hours. You and your kids are
safe in this boat. Phone nights
Hobart 2-1557.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; A.
year-oldS and up; claiming; 5la fur
longs.
Challa Pocket (Smith) $50 $50 $40
Genesee Mist (Weakley) 1910 $50
Here's Proof (McIvOTl $50
Fey, Liar Warnesa, Good Sign.
Fair Arch, Phillis Carol, Majestic
Move. Time, l:0S.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

SEVENTH RACE - Purse, S1,1O0;
4-year-olds and Up; claiming; lie
miles.
Rare Dance (CApe) 1900 8. $50
Hero's Prince tFloriOl $50 $50
Baritone Bob (Riveral 400
Icarian. Iota, Pooch, Senorilla, Kap-
pelmeister. Time, 1:4S%.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

AFT. WOLVERINE speed boat. fber-
glass bottom, excellent condition. Call
Ii 4-l663
Evening star., 1960-05-08
Eight Entered
In Inaugural
AT Rosecroft
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stan Writer

The $4,000 Inaugural Purse,
q pacing event with eight en-
tered. features the opening of
Rosecroft Raceway's 24-night
harness meeting tomorrow
night.
Post time for the Rosecroft
meeting is 500 pm, with the
daily double windows closing at
$40.
Valley Stock Farms Mr.. Bud
long. to be driven by Charles
King, is the early 8-5 favorite,
mainly of his efforts at Roose-
velt Raceway this spring. He
won three times in five starts,
posting a mark of 2:05.4 in one
ride. Mr.. Budlong is the fourth
leading money winner of the
1859 season in dash competi-
ton winning 20 of his "a starts.
Expected to press the favorite
in the Inaugural is Shovel
Poultry Farms Doug A Dew,
who won twice at Roosevelt this
spring, going a mile on one
occasion in 2:05.4.
Thompson Has Entry
The locally owned Wishican,
property of Jack Sapienza of
Takoma Park, also is entered
in the Inaugural with Clint
warrington in the sulky.
Rounding out the field will be
the Carl Thompson entry of
Eddie Adams and Lady Reward,
Jack Donovan's Tips Son and
H. H. Poultry Co.'S True
Wilma.
The secondary feature, the
S2,500 Invitational Pace, has
drawn a field of seven with
Byron D. Kuth's Right Time,
to be driven by John Patterson
the 81 choice. Two other
sharp contenders in the In
vitational Pace are Irving Guy,
from the stable of Roy Riddick
and Esther G. from Joe Eyler's
barn, to be driven by Ralph
Ayou, the former Hollywood
stunt man.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

year-oids and Hp; claiming; 3Is fur
longs.
Gentle Slam IL. R,lds) $40 $50 2.4O
Orleans sun (Espinosa) $50 $50
Way Lowe (Palumbo) ESQ
Grand Suspense One Tear, Whose
Strong, Endless Acres. Time, :394s.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: A.
EsSayiSt (Smith) eco 500 $40
Pleasure Time brandy 9.4O 40
Eugene Boy Parent) $50
Tina Bay, Poppys Gem, Shallow Wa
ter, Chalkee, Silent John, Quatre Proof,
Beau Dee. Time, 1:l34s.
Evening star., 1960-05-08

NINTH RACE-PuTse, 81, 500; s.
year -olds and up; handicap; l mile.
Ware tReynOlds) $50 800 out
O'Keegan (ArdunD 2.40 out
Look Good Palumbol out
Arch Rival. Time, 1898 Ctrack
Evening star., 1960-05-08
GN3 31llZIlZI 10 31I! e 5!IE q
eG&SEX $3.50, - s.@S=e1HasS@N

IO-FT. PENYAN RUNABOUT. BOP
shape. nberglass, fully equipped, 10
h.p. Mercury. spare prop. parts; $500
for both; HoLLANDER, IA. e-242s'
Evening star., 1960-05-08
DAILY DOUBLE (5-s) PAID S2s.4O

THIRD RACE - Purse, $1,000: A.
year-olds and up: claiming; furlongs
BOnny's Ch'ee (Ard'nD 500 $50 500
Bunny'S Babe (Servis) 400 $50
Et0n Jacket (Bauer) 1I4O
Blenheim Time, Naughty Nymph,
Merry Roman, War Gang, Catherine
R., Eck-Heart. Time. 1:133s
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02
James r. Willis

James R. Willis, 70, resident
of this community for many
years. died at $50 am. Wednes-
day april 81, 1861 at the Vet
Grams Administration Hospital.
Danville. He had been a patient
there for three months.
The body is being brought to
the McHaney F u n era | Home,
where friends may call from 6 30
to 8 pm. Friday. Services will
be conducted at 2:30 pm. Satur-
day from the Du b lin Street
Church of Christ, Urbana. Inter
ment will be in Mt. Hope Gene
terry.
Mr. Willis was born Feb. l, 1890
in Richmond, Ark. He had resid-
ed in Urbana for 80 years, and
was employed by the Clifford
Jacobs Forging Co. for approx
mately 80 years. He was recent
ly retired by the company. Mr..
Willis was veteran of World War
I, and was a member of the
Church of Christ. He was pre-
ceded in death by his wife, Mrs.
Matte Willis, who died several
years ago.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02
Minkins, Oldest
NeWsnan Dies
In Providence z.

PAWTUCKET, R !. (ANP) -
John Carter Minkins, 50, Rhode Is
lands oldest newspaperman and an
ardent champion CT the rights of his
rice. died last Thursday at hos
pital in Providence.
He was stricken at his home where
he had resided for 50 years.
Minkins wrote regularly until the
last for the Washington Eagle, Of
fetal publication of the Independent
Benevolent Protective Order of the
Elks of the World, and was proud
that he was the sole colored person
to have risen to the post of Editor
In-Chief OF a white newspaper IN
Rhode Island and probably IN the
world.
He held that position with tn
former Providence News for five
years. Minkns wrote for the Hears;
newspaper han contributed : SIM
day lctts - IT. 5n>l2e tdohe iof
Is y"ai> and At, Cncc correspond
cnt Tor TIE Ncn ) ark Herald
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02
BAHAT GROUP
TO PARTICIPATE
IN CONVENTION

A large delegation of Baha'i
observers from the Champaign
Urbana area will participate in
the SIND annual National Bahia
convention Thursday throug h
Sunday in the 100000 Bahai
temple at Wilmette, north
shore Chicago suburb.
Attending will be: Mr.. and
Mrs. William K. Baker and chill
dren, Crystal, Frank and Robert;
John BASTARD, Garcia H. Busey,
Janet Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. Flovd
Donley,
Flora Hotties, Mrs. Eleanor
Hutchens and daughter, Bar
bara; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Jones, Riaz Khadem, Mrs. Nor
ma Luker, Mrs. NATION, who is
visiting in the community from
Key West, Fla; Herman May
field, Mrs. Mary MilAGan, Mrs.
Edith Osborn and daughter. Mary
X; Mrs. Lucille Taylor and Da-
vid YoShioka.
Delegates and observers from
every state and Puerto Rico are
expected. The three-fold purpose
4 OF the convention is to elect the
nine-member National Spiritual
Assembly, t h administrative
body for the coming year; to re-
view the achievements of the
Bahai ten-year global spiritual
crusade initiated in 1853, and to
consult on ways and means for
achieving its remaining goals
within the next three years.
The presence of Nine. Ruby
yin Khanum Radiant, American
born wife of the late Shoghi Eff
fendi. Guardian of the BAHIA
Faith, 192l-57, will be a highlight.
Nine. Rabbani is coming from
the Baha'i international head
quarters at Haifa, Israel, where
she resides as one Of the nine
Chief Stewards of the Faith.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02
WILL Adds
Programs

University of Illinois radio sta
ton, WILL, will begin several new
programs during May.
A series, The World of 1860
from United Nations Radio, will
be presented at 4 pm. on Mon
day
"Voice Of Man" will begin al
4 p m. May 6 and continue each
Friday. The series consists OF
readings Of he best ESSAYS from
THE Newsletter" OF the past
~ wears Editor fdaar Dale viii
'leaa nc essays.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-05-02

He was deskman and editorial
writer for the Pawtucket Times
from 19OO-O4, later City Editor and
Sunday Editor of the Providence
Telegram, News and Sunday Editor
of the Providence Tribune, and fea-
ture writer for the Providence News
Tribune. He worked under David
O Black on the Times