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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-04-14

tatiOnS as result of the trlaI-au
these have been the subject of
much discussion.
One rather distasteful comment
has come to my attention. 1t is the
expressed fear that, especially in
view of the planned filming of all
court proceedings, Israel may be
treating the trial as "circus," or
an event with holiday trappings."
1 must confess that this descrip-
ton is painful to me.
1T is INCREDIBLE that anyone
could believe that Israel, which
lives still in the emotional shadow
of the Nazi horror, could make a
"circus' of this trial.
Nor can 1 imagine the people of
Israel, so many of whom lived
through all the Nazi terror, con-
ceivably considering this an oc-
casion for a holiday"
AS for the filming of the trial,
it is a must, in view of its historic
importance. But it will relieve all
troubled minds to know that the
television equipment has been
placed in such a way that the
cameras will not be seen by any,
one, and that all the technical work
will be handled unobtrusively, by
the most skilled professionals avail
able.
am sure that we can rely on
the Israelis, who have acted with
truly remarkable restraint, and
on their government, which has
not only prevented any public
display of the criminal and any
hostile demonstrations against
him, but has even paid for the
cost of his defense-we can rely
on them to maintain good taste
and an unprejudiced atmosphere.
1 am less concerned, oddly
enough, about the holiday trap
pings of this trial than am about
the thousands of Eichmann's Vic
tins who managed to survive, and
who will have to live through the
nightmare of remembrance.
I pray that they may have the
strength to bear it, and that the
listening world will come to under
stand fully the consequences of
totalitarianism, so that we may
never, never again have this horror
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The World Over

is always kept in mind that Ju-
daism is not the religion of the Old
Testament, though obviously rooted
in it Modern Judaism is the
product of long and rich develop
ment of Biblical thought. 1t pos
sesseS a normative tradition en-
bodied in the mishnah and the
Talmud as well as the Response
and the Codes of the post-Talmudic
period"
Eugene Cardinal TiSserant, dean
of the College of Cardinals at the
Vatican, made this response to
the essay: Robert Cords PAM
phlet proved interesting reading.
Many of his observations are very
true and just. 1t is precise, that
God in the Old Testament ap-
peared as the God of love, and
the Lord of eternal Justice. 1t is
a correct that no one has the
right to quote precepts which
exist in the Old Testament as
though they originated in the New
Testament.
"It is more difficult for Christians
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| visited upon us!

NloAICO OPOiA u.s.
4
AT LONG LAST, a significant
move is being made to clarity and
to improve Christian-Jewish rela-
tons.
I am not referring to relations on
a social or economic level, which
are the EFFECT, but to religious
misunderstanding, which is a
CAUSE of hostility between our two
groups.
The Synagogue Council of Ameri-
ca has reprinted and made availa-
BILE to Protestant and Catholic
leaders an essay by DR.. Robert
Cords, past president of S. C. A.
DR.. Cords propos S these
ground rules" for an authentic
dialogue between Christians and
Jews Il am giving them in briefest
form):
/. "The time is overdue for
abandoning the weII-worn con-
trast constantly being drawn be-
tween The Old Testament Lord
of Justice and the God of Love
of the New Testament. Every
competent scholar knows that the
Old Testament conceived of God
in terms of love as well as of
justice, just as Jesus God mani
tested Himself in justice as well
as in love, for justice without
love is cruelty and love without
justice is caprice"
2. CLOSELY related to this /.
is the widespread practice of con-
trasting the primitivism, tribalism,
and Journalism of the Old Testa-
ment with the spirituality, univer-
salism and freedom of the New .
The contrast between the Testa-
ments is achieved by placing the
lower elements of the Old Testa-
ment by the side of the higher
aspects of the New"
3. Another practice which should
be surrendered is that of referring
to the Old Testament verses quoted
in the New as original New Testa-
ment passages"
4. Finally, the dialogue /.
can be mutually fruitful only if it
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to comprehend the distinctions of
modern Judaism to that of the Old
Testament, which we have in the
Bible. Modern Judaism appears to
us as the continuation of the
Pharisaical traditions, which causes
us to regard it with certain suspi-
cion. Consequently it would be fruit
full to prepare discussions on the
distinctions between modern Ju-
daism and that of the Old Testa-
ment."
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held and that it
could be held no.
where but in Is
rael.
The effect the
trial will have on
w e S t e r n Ger
many, the desir-
ability of t h e
death penalty for
Eichmann, t h e
danger of anti
semitic manifes-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-04-14
BY DEBBIE JAFFA METZ
(The News Own COlumnist)

Opinions, comments, advice, and
criticism abound on the subject Of
the Eichmann trial, which will be
in progress by the time this article
appears.
In general, except for the lunatic
fringe, most commentators accept
the fact that This trial HAD to be
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-04-14

SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
Evening star., 1961-11-19

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they'll think it's party!
Evening star., 1961-11-19

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Evening star., 1961-11-19

Sifted -four
Salt
Onion salt
Butter, melted
Milk or light cream
Minute Rice
Turkey or chicken broth
Grated American cheese
Cooked asparagus
Sliced turkey
Toasted Slivered almonds
Evening star., 1961-11-19

THIS WEEK &osorios / November ~. 1851
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been their guest for several
weeks. MIR. and Mrs. Moore
will remain in Gadsden with
relatives for the Christmas hol-
idays.
Priscilla Rabby will CO m e
home Sunday from The Mem
phis Academy of Arts and
spend the holidays with her
parents. the Harold RabbYs.
Mary Martin came home
from Mississippi Southern
Wednesday to spend Christ
mas and New Years with her
parents the L. R. Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Allbrit-
ton attended a banquet at Sky
line Country Club in Mobile
Saturday night.
Attending a meeting of East
ern Star members in Oc e n
Springs Sunday afternoon
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Milli-
kan. Mr.. and Mrs. William De
Shurley, Mr.. and Mrs. Noll
Braxton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I.
Allbritton, Mrs. John Cirlot,
Mrs. Carey Ray and John
O'Macki.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke at
tended a Christmas banquet
in Mobile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Humph-
reys were in Jackson and
Vicksburg for the weekend.
Mrs. r. C. Baxter was host
ess Monday night to two tables
of bridge. Mrs. Thomas Sim
mons was a guest. Members
present were Mesdames Ker-
ney Clark, Tyler Moore, Thom-
as Kindred, Robert Mcintosh,
Lowell Barfield and Joe
Brown. High score was won
by Mrs. Brown and bingo by
Mrs. Clark.
Saturday guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Crate were the Ell
bey Almans of Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. w. Evans
moved from Pascagoula to
Kreole this week.
Edward A. Khayat attended
a meeting of the Mississippi
Association of Supervisors in
Jackson Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. r. w. Mcintosh enter
tanned at coffee Tuesday hon.
oring Mrs. Thomas Simmons
of Gadston, Ala. who has been
a guest of the Tyler Moores.
Guests were Mesdames Gary
Lennep, Loren Bosarge, Low
ell Barfield, Roy Harrison, Ty-
Ter Moore, Graham Baxter and
Thomas Kindred.
George Y. Malone of Dothan,
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ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Her
mes Hamilton of Mobile have
announced the birth of dau-
ghter, Lori Diane, on Dec. 10.
Mr.. Hamilton is formerly from
Moss Point and is the son of
the G.. NJ. Hamiltons. Mes
DANES Holland Schatz, Willie
Ardoin and G. M. Hamilton
were in Mobile Tuesday visit
ing the family.
Jack Lander. Stanley Illich
and Jack Taylor attended the
state band clinic in Oxford
Thursday through Saturday.
Expected guests of the Ross
Letys for the weekend are his
brother-in-law and sister Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Jones, Connie
and Ginger of Hattiesburg.
Gail and Hartwell Herring
will come home Friday from
Ole Miss to spend the holidays
with their parents MIR. and Mrs.
H. c. Herring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kin
dred and daughter, Carole
Lane will leave Saturday for
Fort Pierce, Fla. where they
will visit for a week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Kindred. From there the
Kindreds will go to Enfield, N.
c. as guests of her father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. John
Davis.
Carol Payne. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Payne. will
come home Friday from Ole
Miss for The holidays. Betsy
Lott of Mobile will be a guest
in the Payne home for the
weekend.
William Mcintosh Of Char
lesion, S. C. was in Moss Point
for the weekend as guest of the
j. c. Hassells and Jack Lam
ders.
Mrs. Blanche Simmons was
accompanied home from Prov
idence Hospital Thursday by
her mother, Mrs. Arts Will
kerson.
Mrs. Kathleen Richards of
Gulfport was guest Thursday
of her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Parks.
Mrs. Everett Harper and son
Blair returned to Waban, Mass.
by plane Tuesday after several
weeks visiting relatives in the
Paspoint area.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Moore
and Leigh Ann will drive to
Gadsden, Ala. Saturday. They
will be accompanied by Mrs.
Thomas Simmons, who has
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Ala. was guest of his son-in-
law and daughter DR.. and Mrs.
Wallace Calhoun over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mcintosh
were in New Orleans Saturday
as guests of Mrs. Altha King
and Mrs. Yuki Carnes. Sunday
guests of the McIntoshes were
Mr.. and Mrs. v. r. Krebs of
Mobile.
Mrs. Barney Livingston was
hostess to two tables of bridge
Tuesday. Mrs. Gerald Henley
Of Pascagoula was a guest.
Members present were Mes
DANES Rix Simms, T. L. De-
Lashmet, Jr., James F. Harvey
Harry Lane, Duell Hewlett,
Glenn Torres and James Flow
ers. Low score was won by
Mrs. Simms and high by Mrs.
T,anp
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Larsons and they will spend
Christmas holidays here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Larson.
On the trip to Fort Campbell
VickY will accompany Mrs.
Jackie Madison and son Jay
who will spend Christmas
there with Mr.. Madison.
Weekend guests of Mrs. E.
G.. Ford and the l. G. Levys, Jr.
were Mrs. Ford's sister and
niece of Jonesville, La, Mrs.
B. A. Womack and Mrs. H. r.
King. a
Mrs. H. H. Effler of Milwau-
kee, Wis. arrived Monday for
a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter and family, the Harvey
Bullises.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carson
were in Birmingham over the
weekend to visit Miss Marie
Zannis and Mrs. Pete Zannis. II
Guests Of Mrs. Tressie Caulk
last week were MIR. and Mrs.
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Terry Speights of Pascagou-
la will be master of ceremon-
les for the 1862 Carnival Ball
of the Krewe of Niord, accord
ing to Krewe captain Leo Fort
ner, also of Pascagoula.
Mrs. Joe Bailey of Moss Point
and Mrs. Paul Kidd of Pasca-
goula will be official hostesses
for the Jan. 6 event at Holiday
Inn. Bill Pope of Pascagoula
will be doorman.
Dance music will be provid-
ed by Billy Jackson and his
Blue Notes. The royal floor
show will be by the Nightin-
gales, composed of Misses En-
lily Larsen, Judy Ford and Ju-
dy Sibley, all of Pascagoula.
The identities of Queen Iduna
II and her maids will be re-
vealed to the public in the
Chronicle Dec. 90. Thor II,
Mystic King Of Carnival, and
his dukes will be unmasked at
the ball.
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Date Book

Friday
Pascagoua Arts Crafts Club, womens club center
2-5 pm.
Monday
Lions Club, Cotita's Pascagoua
Pascagoua Jaycees clubhouse Delmas Avenue 8 pm
Pascagoua Lodge 49, F&sAM Masonic Temple, 219 S..
Market Street pm.
Moss Point Young Mems Business Club, pm, YMBC
building.
Business and Professional Womens Club Pascagoula club
house, 7:45 pm.
Jackson County Central Labor Union, Electricians Build
ing Market Street, Pascagoua, 7:30 pm.
Past Matrons Club, Pascagoua, 7:30 pm
St AIMS Guild, st. Johns Episcopal Church, pm
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shelton
and children were in Philadel-
phia over the weekend where
they visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. N. Creekmore, and
his sister and family, the Burl
Hunters.
Vicky Larson will leave Sat
urday for Fort Campbell, KY.
where he will visit his brother
and sister-in-law, 1t. and Mrs.
Billy Larson, for five days. He
will return Dec. % with the
A training course for Girl
Scout and Brownie leaders In
Moss Point and Pascagoula
was planned Tuesday at the
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staff ot hospitol
oncl cuxiliary SET
For Xmas event
BY Emily Hughes
{Woman's Editor)

Holiday parties. typical OF
the season, are being given by
organizations and individuals
with several scheduled each
night in the two weeks before
Christmas.
Among the gala affairs was
the Christmas party annually
given by the Wayne Lees OF
Pascagoula.
The Elks home on Krebs
Avenue was setting Wednes-
day for the gathering of more
than 200 guests who were en-
tertained at dancing to the
six piece orchestra under oil
rection of Robert Chapman.
The hall was decked IN TIN
sci and glittered bells from the
ceiling. and snoWmen appoint
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Lofimer lid club
hos Xmas party
makes conufion

Annual Christmas party Of
the Latimer Home Demonstra-
ton Club was held Tuesday.
Gifts were placed beneath
tree for exchange.
Luncheon was served buffet
from tables decorated to carry
out Christmas theme.
Mrs. Clifford Turk, president,
opened the meeting with the
pledge to the flag and the
thought for the month, "The
Christmas Star Has Five
Points"
The group joined in singing
and Mrs. Erie Cruthirds read
the Christmas story from Luke.
The Country Church" was
read by Mrs. Martin Fowler.
Mrs. Kenneth Gates reported
that the club had donated
$11,65 for a Christmas party
for students of Jackson Coun-
ty School for Exceptional Chill
dren in Pascagoula.
There were 81 adults and II
children present. Guests were
Mesdames Edna Lamas, Car
ley Sentell, Charlotte Garner
and Ira Naples.
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w. +. Tutor and Mrs. Judy
Smith of Birmingham. The
four of them visited in Baton
Rouge and Hammond. La. and
returned to Pascagoula Sun
day.
Donna Gotta arrived home
from Mississippi Southern
Wednesday to spend Christmas
holidays with her parents, the
Bennie Cotitas.
Mrs. H. B. Cole is in New
Orleans with her son and dau-
ghter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
! Cole, who are ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Castig-
lola arrived home Saturday
after two weeks vacation at
Pocono Lake, Pa. They also
visited in Philadelphia and in
Washington with Mr.. Castig-
liola's sister and family, the
John McDonalds:
ClarenceF Fox sWas expected
to be released Thursday from
Singing River Hospital where
he has been a patient for sew
eral weeks.
Ronny Guest, Georgia Tech
student, was expected to ar
rive today to spend Christmas
holidays with his parents, the
w. r. Guests, Jr.
Kim b erly Ann Tillman,
daughter Of the Henry Till
mans of Hattiesburg, is spend
ing the week with her grand
parents, the w. B. Robertsons.
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Gala parties begin Xmas season

ed the walls.
Table decorations were CEN
terpieces of holly, and there
was a traditional tree with
gifts for all present beneath it.
Mrs. Lee, wearing a cherry
red chiffon dress with flowing
sleeves, was assisted in distri-
buting gifts by Mrs. N. c.
Rivers.
Refreshments were served
from a buffet table centered in
a holiday arrangement of red
carnations.
4 X X
Another holiday affair was
h ED at Longfellow House
Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Guest and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guest, Jr. of Pascagoula.
They received about a hun
dred Paspoint guests who call
ed during the evening hours.
X X X
Singing River Hospital Aux
iliary was scheduled to enter
tain members of the hospital
staff, auxiliary members and
guests Thursday.
Sc ting G for the annual
Christmas party to begin at
7::30 pm. was the American
Legion Building in Pascagoula.
X 4 X
Upcoming on the agenda of
parties is dinner-dance at
the Elks' Building Friday given
for Navy and civil service per
sonnel at ingalls,. Woo d y
James Orchestra will provide
music.
Elks' auxiliary will sponsor
a Christmas party Saturday
with their husbands as guests
for dinner and dancing.
Pascagoula Jaycees' Christ
mas party will be held this
year at the Moose Hall. An
orchestra will play at the
Saturday fete.
Mond ~, Pascagoula Busi-
ness and Professional Woman's
Club will have a buffet dinner
and party in the clubhouse on
South Pascagoula at Com
muny. The executive commit
tee will host the party.
X X X
Mrs. Richard Latady was
hostess Tuesday to three tables
Of bridge at Holiday Inn.
Visiting high prize was won
by Mrs. Charles S. Mitchell,
bridge club high prize by Mrs.
James H. Colmer and bingo
prize by Mrs. G. M. Williams
Others who attended were
Mesdames r. K. Hollister, Jr.,
Emile Baumhauer, Jr., A. c..
Weeks, j. M. Haltom, Vincent
Blackwell, Frank Lee, Frank
Hammond, H. H. Nelson and
Karl B. Nelson.
A dessert plate with coffee
was served.
X X Il
Mrs. S. N. Ashley was hos
tess Monday to members of the
Stitch Club who gathered 70
fete Mrs. V. G. Hirth at a
birthday party.
The Ashley home on Lake
Avenue in Pascagoula was dec
grated in Christmas arrange
ments and featured a snow
scene above the fireplace.
Mrs. Hirth was presented
gifts of crystal by the hostess
and club members.
Birthday cake and ice cream
were served.
Mrs. Joseph Canerela was
winner of the doorprize.
X X X
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Moss Point
BY Virginia MilbY
(CR 5-76A7)

Mrs. Nathan SnYthe went 10
Hattiesburg Wednesday and
was accompanied home by her
daughter Janice from Missis-
sippi Southern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Mont
gomery and children of Biloxi
were weekend guests of her fa-
ther and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Farragut.
The Henry Lynds will be IN
Tampa and Miami for the win
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g@;ii, II :i:;:;; P0l12t] - ! u {
Girl scout leader training course
planned at Paspoint workers meet

monthly meeting Of the Neigh
borhood Committee composed
of Girl Scout and Brownie
leaders and committee work
ers in Pascagoula.
They met at the Girl Scout
Building on 18th Street.
Moss Point Recreation Cen
ter has been set as meeting
place for the first in a series
of four sessions to begin Jan:
from 9 am. to l pm.
Baby sitters will be provid-
ed at each meeting
Mrs. Willie Ardoin of Moss
Point is in charge of the meet
ing.
In other business conducted
by neighborhood chairman
Mrs. Truett Wilson, delegates
and alternates were chosen to
attend fourth-district council
meetings during the year.
Named as delegates are Mes
danes Wilson, William Cheek
and w. M. Ellington. Alternate
is Mrs. Pol M. Ros, Jr.
Information for January reg
istration with the national or
ganization was compiled with
eight new Girl Scout and
Brownie troops reported organ
ed since October.
Mrs. Dean Anderson was
elected as new secretary of the
committee.
Following the meeting a buff
fet luncheon was served in the
dining room. Guests were Ben
L. Briggs, Amos Rolls, Robert
Scharnhorst and Emily Hughes
Members attending were
Mesdames Scharnhorst, Eding-
ton, Wilson, Ros, Cheek, E. w.
Huddleston, John E. Rednour,
Jesse Tillman, j. l.. Morehead
and Holcombe Pittman.
Mrs. Ellington was hostess at
the luncheon.
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M Tie A's's

The Inn is really glowing
for the Christmas season
under the expert touches OF
; Mrs. Margie Ermis. We
s were fortunate in getting
!, three lovely white flocked
spruce Christmas trees
from Stephen Stringfellow.
When a tree is SO beautiful,
there is little to be done to
show all its loveliness. In
the Captains Room you
will see a tree highlighted
with red ornaments that
overlooks the fish pond and
fountain. In the Patio Room
our smaller tree is donned
with green ornaments.
The decor of our Bourbon
Street East being red and
gold, we found the white
tree with gold ornaments
) very fitting. The Christmas
s season is not complete with
}out peppermint cane dy
: canes. We have used those
to decorate our lobby en-
{ trance. If you haven't seen
) these lovely decorations,
please come by and enjoy
I them with us.
4 X X
international Paper Co.
s celebrated h cir annual
Christmas party at the Inn
Saturday evening, and all
seemed to be enjoying the
joy of the Christmas season.
X X X
Sunday afternoon, Santa
Claus came bursting into
the Captains Room to the
shrieks of SIS children whose
/ fathers are employed at the
Continental Can Co.
X 4 X
Mrs. Richard Latady en-
) tertained her bridge club
at the Inn Wednesday. It
{ was our pleasure to serve
! them our biscuit tortoni
dessert.
X X X
The married young peo-
; pies department of the
s First Baptist Church enjoy
{ ed a Christmas dinner in
; the Captains Room. Mrs.
{ Travis Avara, who is gen.
{ eral flower chairman for
: the church, arranged a very
s attractive centerpiece of the
( Christmas colors for the
5 head table. Mr.. Billy Hud-
$ gins presided and a read
ing, 'The Spirit of Christ
mas, was given by Mrs.
s Joe Webb. Rev. Clark Nc
; Murray, pastor, gave a
s short devotional on the
$ Christmas Story.
{ X X X
s May the true spirit of
$ Christmas radiate through
; out all of your lives.
) My9ts7ase
s Innkeeper
| MwMasa
| @uxs-
Evening star., 1961-05-21

Washingtons Jim Simpson, who
shared mike duties with Jim Mckay
for the Drake and Penn relays re-
Gently. will broadcast several events
on ABC-TV'S new World of Sports
series on Saturday aftern oonS
(WMAL-7.
Among the events Simpson will
handle are the International Golf
Championship from Puerto Rico on
June 10; the National A.A.U. Track
and Field championships from Rams
dall'S Island, N. Y. on June "a. and
the track meet between the United
States and Russia from Moscow on
July %.
The 32-year-old resident of Chevy
Chase. Md. whose home TV base is
WRC-4. worked with Bob Wolff last
fall on the ABC-TV Football Score
board program following the NCAA
games
During the past IA years. he has
covered such top events as the Army
Navy football game. the NCAA Re-
gional b SIX ct b all championships
baSeballS Game of the Week mot
seen here). COLTS National Open and
Masters Journeys, and the Olympic
games from both Helsinki and Mel
bourne.
veteran of the United States
Navy, Simpson has broadcast, on a
regular basis, regional college foot
ball and basketball games, as we'll as
professional baseball games.
AUTO RACING
tRlDAY-Speedway International
1000 pms
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 500, Lime TriaIs
, 1961-04-24
Over 400 Acres Of
Cross Ldnd
Destroyed in Fsted

Fire trucks and the water
truck were called out yes
terday at noon to assist in
controlling cane and bush
fires which started at Es-
tate Concordia in the Fred
eriksted area. The fire got
outof control and spread to
Estates T W 0 Williams,
Wheel of Fortune and Robe
Hill.
1t is estimated that over
four hundred acres were
burnt.
The Fire truck from
Christiansted did not re-
turn to its station until 6
pm. Valuable assistance
was rendered the firemen
by a number Of persons
whose names were not
available.