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HARMON FARK YW-WIVES
meeting is scheduled on
Tuesday. May "a, $50 am.
at the Harmon Park Club
House, Fifth Ave. and Yava-
pai. Miss Sue Stille of the
National YWCA board, For
eign Division Staff, will be
guest speaker.
Miss Stille has worked
seven years in Uganda, help
ing to organize a YWCA
unit. She has served with the
YWCA in the middle East,
Italy and Germany. The
public is invited to attend.
SUN VALLEY TENT, chill
dren's division, Knights and
Daughters of Tabor held a
hobo party last Saturday night
The evenings fun ended with
adance at Masonic Hall, 2509
E. Broadway. Costume prizes
were won by Ernest Whitehead
and Emily Barnett. Roy Lig-
gins won a prize for having
the greatest number of dona-
tionS.
SOUTH PHOENIX WOMAN'S
CLUB retained the same of
ficers for 1o6O-61. Reelected
were Mrs. Fred Warren, 2161
E. Violet Dr., pres: Mrs. War
rem Hankins, 1902 S. 40 St..
vice pres; Mrs. Travis Will
liamS, 5044 S. 21 Way, Secre-
tary; Mrs. James Billion, 2137
E. Parkway, asst. sec'y.; and
Mrs. j. Ford Smith, 5025 S.
81 Way, treasurer. Recipient
of the clubs four year high
school scholarship is LeDon
Whatley.
Other activities for the year
include Christmas baskets,
Easter shoes for IL children
and $25 was donated to South
MT. High School for a band
trip.
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The Airedale dog was named
for the Aire Valley in North
ern England.
Arizona tribune., 1960-05-20

About 5 quarts of milk are
needed to make / pound of
American cheese.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
Dodgers Hitting Stride,
But P irotes Remain Hot

Banks nor Boudreau thought
the big righthander was aiming
at Ernie.
1T was a fast ball that broke
in at him." Boudreau said. "of
course. Drysdale was pitching
him inside anyway"
SPAIN Wins 275th
The Pirates trailed, 2-1, with
two out and no one on base
in the ninth at Cincinnati. Bill
Mazeroski got them rolling win
a single, his third hit, of Re-
lever Jim BroSnan.. Smoky
Burgess, just back from a two
day suspension, followed with
a pinch-single off Loser Bill
Henry Q-D. who then gave up
SINNERS winning blow.
MazeroSki doubled and tied
it at l-all in the fifth when he
scored as Skinner. who beat
See NATIONAL, Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-07-08
BY the Associated Press

The Dodgers have begun to
look like world champions
again, but they still have a
long way to go to catch the
plucky and persistent Pirates
in the National League race.
The Dodgers, who trailed by
8l2 games, moved within half
game of third-place San Fran
cisco by whipping the Cubs,
I'll, last night for their ninth
victory in IL games and fourth
in a row.
But the Pirates put away
their fourth consecutive success
when Bob Skinner, who drove
in all their runs, cracked a
two-out, two-run double in the
ninth inning that beat Cincin-
natl, 80. 1t was Pittsburgh's
l1lth last-inning victory and
pushed the Pirates 10 games
over 500.
Keep 51a-Game Lead
1t also retained their 51a-
game spread over the second
place Braves, who defeated,
Philadelphia, 20, as Hank
Aaron backed Warren Spahn's
f1ve-hitter with a home run and
sacrifice fly.
St. Louis raped San Fran
cisco. 7-3.
Righthander Don Drysdale,
after winning just two in l3
tries for the Dodgers over more
than two months, now has won
his last two starts for a 6-10
record, He allowed eight hits
and walked four, but struck out
eight and blanked the Cubs
after George Altman hit his
third home run in his last three
times at bat in the second in
ming. That's the only run
Dodger pitching has allowed in
27 innings.
Duke Snider drove in three
runs and tagged Reliever Seth
Morehead for his first homer
off a lefty since 1856. His two
run triple-a high fly that was
lost in the twilight at the Coli
seum-clinched it for the Dodg-
ers as they scored three in the
first off Mark Freeman Old.
Banks Streak JeOpardized
Ernie Banks, Chicago's great
shortstop, was hit by one of
Drysdale's pitches in the fifth
inning and had to- leave the
game. He suffered a severe
bruise on the upper part of his
left arm, but it was not known
whether the injury was serious
enough to break his string of
consecutive games played at
572.
If Banks can't start tonight's
game, Manager Lou Boudreau
will make every effort to get
him in as a pinch-hitter so he
can keep his streak going.
Banks, who has driven in IA
runs for the Cubs, was hit by
a fast ball. Drysdale has been
accused on other occasions of
throwing at hitters, but neither
Evening star., 1960-07-08
Owner of Celtic Ash Dies

He was a native of Lowell
and a nephew of the late Will
liam Cardinal O'Connell of
Boston. He served as treasurer
for several Catholic charities,
and was a veteran of World
War I.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
He was i'll at the time of Celtic
Ash'S surprise triumph June II
and watched his colts victory
on television.
Cavan and Celtic Ash were
the only two colts O'Connell
ever had entered in the Belmont.
O'Connell entered the hos
pital in Brighton shortly before
this years Belmont for treat
ment of a back ailment.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
PROBABLE
PITCHERS

AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON at Baltimore (n) -
WoodeSnick t3-1 and Fisher t5-6l.
Cleveland at CHICAGO I'M Bell
7-6l or BowSfield t4-4) VS.. score l-3) &,
Detroit at Kansas City rnD-Bun-
ming (6-5l VS.. Herbert (3-gJ.
New York at Boston ln)-Ditmar
G-G VS.. Monbouuuette az.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (twi-n)-
VS.. BuZhardt t4-5) and Green -tl-2l.
Cincinnati at Milwaukee IND - VS..
Burdette S-4).
Chicago at Los Angeles (nl--Ander-
son C2-5l VS.. Craig CID.
st. Louis at San Frfancisco tn)-
SadecH (2-4) VS.. Sanford CS-5).
Evening star., 1960-07-08
Tribe Inability
To Beat Pierce
Proves Costly
By the Associated Pres.

It's getting so everyone ap-
parently has forgotten Billy
Pierce except the Indians, who
wish they could.
The White Sox Southpaw was
overlooked as a starting pitcher
in last falls World Series and
passed over by his own man
ager. Al Lopez, when the Amer
lean Leagues All-Star staff was
named. But he's been a one
man roadblock to Cleveland
pennant hopes.
He beat the second-place In
dians for the fifth straight time
over a two-year span in a 9-3
decision last night that gave
the White Sox a sweep of a
two-game series at Cleveland.
The defending champions, in
fourth place, now have taken
6 or 10 from the Tribe this
season, and Pierce has won four
of them.
Yankees Lead by Three
This one dropped Cleveland
three games behind the first
place Yankees, who swept a
two-game set at Baltimore by
beating the Orioles, 6-3. The
third-place Orioles now trail by
four games.
Detroit defeated Kansas City,
6-3, and Washington split a
twi-night pair at Boston. The
Senators won, 6-5, then lost,
Az.
Pierce (7-4) gave up seven
hits, one Jim Piersall's ninth
home run, while winning his
fourth decision in the last six.
He last lost to Cleveland on
June 80, 1859, and has won
seven or eight from the Indians
in the past two seasons.
AL Smith, who was 4-for-4
and Gene FreeSe each homered
and drove in three runs for the
White Sox in a 13-hit attack.
Freese's shot, with two on,
came in a winning five-run
third off Jim Perry (9-4), who
has lost only two of his last
| 10 decisions.
Boyer, Cerv Homer
A two-run seventh inning,
triggered by Clete Boyer's
homer and capped by Tony
Kubek's sacrifice fly, brought
the Yankees from behind
against loser Milt Pappas (7-6) .
See AMERICAN, Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-07-08
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

BALTIMORE, July S.-Cam-
ilo PascuaPs value to the
American League squad in ALL
Star Games at Kansas City
and New York next week is
doubtful. The Cuban right
handler, lone representative of
the Senators in the spectacles,
hasn't been his customary
sharp self in five weeks because
of an ailing shoulder.
Pascual notched his eighth
victory last night in Boston,
but for the fifth successive
time since suffering his in
jury he failed to finish as the
Senators won the first game
of a double-header, 6-5. They
saw their four-game winning
streak perish as Boston won the
second, Az, behind Billy Muf-
fett's four-hitter.
Camilo, who departed after
five innings last night, hasn't
been effective since his shoulder
was damaged May 81 while
being restrained in a verbal
duel with Pete Runnels of the
Red Sox. He is reluctant to
volunteer to pull out of the ALL
Star games, but it's obvious he
isn't on the beam.
Performance Tails Of
Maybe the arm will be all
right by then" Pascual said,
but recent performances lend
no support to the hope. Before
his injury Camilo struck out 81
batterS in SO innings. He since
has famed only 13 in % in
nings.
Before his run-in with Run
nels he went the distance in
six of seven starts, but he since
has been forced to leave early
in each of his five starts. His
Evening star., 1960-07-08

BOSTON, July 8 (AP). -
Joseph E. O'Connell, stock
broker and horseman, SO, died
yesterday at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital after a four-week
illness.
internationally famed in
thoroughbred horse racing cir
cleS, O'Connell owned two of
the last three Belmont Stakes
winners - Cavan in 1858 and
Celtic Ash this year.
A former vice president of
the National Shawmut Bank,
O'Connell had operated his own
brokerage firm since 1885. He
was a director of the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Boston Edison, and the
Union Savings Bank of Boston.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
VALUE TO A. L. DOUBTFUL
PoscuoI's S Shoulder
Still Question Mark

pre-injury earned-run average
was 2.19, but since that episode
it has been an unimpressive
500.
PascuaPs bosses are puzzled,
because he isn't giving them
much information about the
condition of his arm. They
don't know whether he needs a
rest or more work, the latter
perhaps to strengthen the arm.
But they do know he's likely to
be clobbered by Ernie Banks,
Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Ed
Mathews & Co. unless he shows
more stuff than he has been
displaying in recent weeks.
Didn't Have Stuff
Pascual was selected for the
second All-Star Game at Los
Angeles last year but was re-
placed by Pedro Ramos due to
arm trouble. Camilo recovered
to win 13 of his last Is decisions
on route to II victories.
Pascual reported no aggrava-
ton Of the injury last night,
but it was apparent he didn't
have his customary stuff. He
struck out only two and was
slapped around for seven hits
including three doubles and a
triple-before being yanked
with none out in the sixth.
The Senators staggered to
that victory as Manager Cookie
Lavagetta patched with Chuck
Stobbs, Don Lee and Hal Wood
eshick. The latter, due to op-
pose the Orioles Jack Fisher
tonight in the opener of a
three-game series, came in to
retire Runnels for the final
out at a time when the Red
Sox had runners on third and
second.
Frank Sullivan was clipped
for three runs in the first in
ming, with Jim Lemon supply
ing a two-run single. Doubles
by Vic Wertz and Gary Geiger
pried a run from Pascual in
the fourth, but the Senators
made it Al in the fifth when
Pete Whisenant doubled, went
to third as Reno Bertoia
grounded out and scored on
Bob Allison's single.
The Red Sox continued to
peck away, adding a run in the
fifth when Don Buddin tripled
and Pumpsie Green got a pinch
single. After Runnels singled
and Ted Williams doubled in
See SENATOR'S, Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-07-08
Palmer Gains Trails by A.
As Rain Ha|ts British Open
Play Suspended
Until Saturday.;
NuqIe 207 Leeds

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland,
July 8 CAP).-Arnold Palmer
Of Latrobe. Pa. moved within
four strokes of the lead in the
British Open golf champion
ship today with a third-round
34-36-70 for a total of 211.
Just as he finished, a tor
rental rain hit the course and
the final 18-hole round was
postponed until tomorrow.
Kel Nagle of Australia be-
came the new leader by firing
a II for a 54-hole aggregate of
207. The 39-year-old Aussie
had 69-67-136 for the first
two rounds.
Roberto de Vicenzo, Argen-
tine-born pro who now plays
out of Mexico City, started the
third day of the 100-year-old
tournament as the leader with
1874. but his short game went
to pieces and he carded rs for
total of 209.
Palmer's relentless play -
which was reminiscent of the
manner in which he closed
ground to win the United
States Open and Masters
tournaments-thus Topped one
stroke off the margin Nagle
started out with today, and five
strokes off De Vicenzo's lead.
Palmer 3 Under Par
Playing in alternate rain
and brilliant sunshine. Palmer
continued to have trouble in
getting his longer puts to
drop. However, he managed
four brides against a single
bogey and toured the historic
st. Andrews Old Course in
three under regulation figures.
Par is 36-37-73.
In third place after 54 holes,
Palmer is tied with Sid Scott
of England. who shot a brilliant
81 today to add to his tWo-day
total of 144 for a 211. Close
behind at 212 is Joe Carr, Irish
amateur, while Harold Henning
of South Africa is next with
213.
Peter Thomson of Australia,
who before the tournament be-
gan was co-favorite, along with
Palmer and Gary Player of
South Africa. shot rs for a
three-round total of 216. Thom-
son is a four-time British Open
champion.
Player Has Troubles
Player, the defending cham
pion, started out brilliantly and
had a three-under-par 33 for
today's first nine. However, he
See BRITISH OPEN, Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-07-08
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Player Has Troubles

Player, the defending cham
pion, started out brilliantly and
had a three-under-par 33 for
today's first nine. However, he
See BRITISH OPEN, Page Ais
Evening star., 1960-07-08

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Program Listings

9-This Man Dowson. Crime.
Keith Andes stors.
500
5-Moior League BoseboIl.
z Hours. Double Heoder. CleVe-
land VS.. Detroit-Los Angeles vs..
Milwaukee.
9-The Texon. Western.
LonoIey rides into q small town
to visit on old lowrnon friend and
finds him ioiIed for murder. Rory
Calhoun stors.
$50
4-ToIes Of Wells Forgo.
Dale Robertson stors.
7-Bourbon Street Beot.
! Hour. Twice Betroyed." Col
Calhoun agrees to help police
sereeont break up on income tax
evasion plot and ends up occused
Of O $l5o,ooO sWindIe. Richard
Long, Andrew Dueeon, Van Will
lioms.
9-FotheF Knows Best. C'm'dy.
Stuart Erwin visits the Andersons.
900
4-Peter Gum. Crime.
"The Dummy" A top ventrilo-
ouist is murdered and the most
likely suspect hires Gunn to cleor
him. Croio Stevens, Lolo Al
briqht.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
MONDAY

9-The Danny Thomas Show.
Danny Ieorns thot three con be
crowd when he tries to interrupt
his daughters honeymoon. Danny
Thomas, Penney Porker. Pot Hor-
rinoton, ir.
Monday Listinss Cont. on Next P0ss
Evening star., 1960-04-03
April a

Continued From Pose IS
700
5-Quiek Draw MeGFow.
CARTOONS.
7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. SieeeI. Make.
9-Son Francisco Beet. Police.
Woner Anderson stors.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
MeCoffrey. Allen.
7:ze
9-TV Editoriol.
7:3o
4-Riverboot. Adventure.
! Hour. 1.-THE Long Troll"
Coptoin Holden becomes involved
in O bottle between Cherokee In
dions and the Army colonel who
has been ordered to relocote
them. Doren McGoVin stors.
5-Kote Smith Show.
Down musicoI memory ione
with Singer Arthur Trocy.
7-Cheyenne. Western.
I Hour. Lone Gun." Cheyenne
Bodie tokes on troll pirotes and
nutinous cowhonds in an attempt
to toke the first cottle drive into
Dodge City. Clint Walker, Paul
Brineeor, Nancy Hale, Bob Steele.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-30

thirdly Mr. Coward when has reached
between people, there absolutely nothing that
about if whites and blacks happen to be involved
Coward and those who think like
the white the lowest possible to further
the black the
intelligent white will tired of this
sensical maybe she'll take rolling
into a few erratic skulls
creating disseminating religious
getting
that better job could
dividing causing among
lean people!
emphaticaly that racial religious intolerance
things that the only possible mankind
recognition
God"
Senator Kennedy he had do with the fact that
the writer
Negro-Baptist
With this line of thinking hopeful that especially the Amer
will mind that against Mr. Kennedy because
will against uphill struggle equality
optimistic let that in few elections hence
with rabd
goup-wn buiy trying defeat oh let's say
for example, Ralph Bunche.
this time it will not be religious issue it will be
the color of his sknJery Robins St Paul. MIMI
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-30
Kennedy Eofs His Words

Kennedy last named Florida Senator George
his for thirteen southern and border
apponee promptly right withhold
doement of the platform particularly what he termed its
obnoxious and unrepresentative civil rights plank"
ring fight
rights legislation of
Undmayed by to party platform
joined running
Senator Lyndon Johnson etravagant the
acceptance appointment greatly
victory johnson
they're going
Democratic platform the civil rights planSn the north
that their southern spokesman has their
mi a opposite
We ess
be pattern that Kennedy following During the
convention Kennedy much the that had almost
support supporters
liberal and labor delegates plea that only his nomination
prevent
standard
Kennedy got nomination
words chose johnson his for the osenb
carry
with the
support the would legislative
platform promises
The Senate session only days old when Senator
nedy cast his table Republican add
of that by charging that the Republicans
political they
Kennedy putting in with the Dxecrats
month after his Kennedy compiled
following
nomination southerner as vice pres-
dential nominee
2 He has voted to table civil rights legislation
chosen southern
rights panks obnoxious unrepresentaive
Kennedy propose stop?
What price prepared
support Kennedy
a in the California UOs Angees) EAGLE.
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be mistake changing type cooniansm another.
only the Africans the crisis will be
remained convinced American
the best form Of political life
freedom growth in the world today He believes this
shoghted fellow
keep enjoying the full fruits of democratic
society.
just majority group America the
Africa it had rid itself Of the widespread
bgotr prepared offer the Africans
neutrality-suspicious. and incorporated by its
restrictions and oppression of it's own black citizens
opinion country offer the
other nation We willing better
explained
understanding
this
rendered which inherent
given by the Soviet bloc.
forward to end bigo segrega
discrimination of 1.-The American of life
contend successfully with the willy Soviet for the
friendship cooperation world
well Asian.
up collective minds that
going other nations by what
what actually do and what
really
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-30
Puys Respects To campaisn intolerance


bitterly opposed to
this writer The
enormously that Kennedy supported
Gripping 1857 civil rights bill
comprehensive study
Kennedy Respondent rights matter
his office he
supported legislation proposed by
may by the Barry Gold
Motors etc)but it should be
deeply appreciated by the working people
Kennedy would by far his opponent
to be Christian Americans
Joined defeat him based the religious
Religious Freedom met
Washington following statement issued
meeting Catholic President would be under
pressure the wall of separation of
and state"
disgraceful the activities
group Minneapolis who call them
Preservation of The White Race
group who trying to preserve the white
going gress in order to relate to them
don't already know?
should followers that is far far too
to try preserve the white race
Apparently they centuries the white
destroyed the remotest possibility Of
preserving wantony unscrupous violated the
chastity of Negro women slaves
because Of the white man
having helpless black today IN
cent of the Negroes
muattoes Yet group trying to preserve the
white race?
must be aware that an act OF
atrony cohabaon require first of ALL desire on the part
people; secondly agreement must be reached between