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Evening star., 1961-01-28
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star staff Writer

Senator Butler, speaking
before the annual meeting of
the Maryland State Golf
Association last night at Chevy
Chase Club, emphasized that
"local attitudes and local
planning" are necessary to
give the State and the Nation
places to play golf in the world
Of tomorrow.
open spaces, like charity.
begin at home" Senator
Butler said.
The Senator, q member Of
Baltimore Country Club and
Burning Tree, said 1--WE are
all familiar with the amazing
growth Of the suburbs In nearby
Virginia. and particularly In
Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties. Suburbs need
land for houses and play
grounds, schools and parks.
But golf courses seem to be
forgotten.
"The Federal Government
can do little. for this Is
primarily q State affair."" the
senator said. 1T is up to you
gentlemen to remind the
public again and again Of the
need for recreation, and there
fore the need for golf courses.
Senator Butler had a list
Of suggestions for members Of
the cabinet in relation to their
golf.
Tips for Cabinet
Among them were tips for
Attorney General Robert Ken
nedy to eliminate the stroke
and distance penalty for out
Of bounds; for Postmaster
General Day to experience
working conditions of postal
carriers by carrying his own
bag; for Secretary Of Interior
to start a national program to
replace all divots: and for
Secretary Of Commerce Hodges
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Butler Stresses Need
For More Golf Courses

to urge the use Of new golf balls
on water holes.
Ralph Bogart of the host
club; seven-time amateur
champion Of Maryland, was
installed. as president. sue.
ceeding Jack Emich Of Balti-
more Country Club. Emich was
elected secretary. All vice
presidents moved UP q notch
and Eddie Johnston Of the C
c. Of Maryland in Baltimore
was added to the list.
Penalties Noted
The executive committee
announced that the stroke and
distance penalty for out oi
bounds will be used in al
Association-sponsored tourna.
ments. The option will be
forgotten.
Sites for the 1861 tournament
schedule were announced. Two
Of the three major tournament,
come to Washington, tht
women's championship June
SO at Bethesda Country Club
and the Maryland Amateur
June 1928 at Chevy Chase
home club Of the president. Tht
amateur will be played or
midweek dates instead Of thu
usual week end.
The Maryland Open will be
played at Elkridge in Baltimore
July II, preceded by the State
pro-am championship.
The schedule:
April 9-30-state team champion,
May 5-Mixed tvo-bau st Wood.
Bethesda; SO-ssDstat. Amateur ] q
Chew Chase, 2T-ststs Junior a
BROOKE Manor.
July 10-Maryland Pro-amateuI
Championship at Elkridge: 1l-Mary.
land Open at Elkridgei -21-TWe.maE
team at Five Farms; 29-Mixed two
ball at Salisbury.
ment Il Woodmcnt: a4MFathSSlant % SS9rns
son at Green spring Valley.
septsmser 2A-state senior ct Greer
:. October 3-5-Payne Cup at Turi
Valley; 6-President's Plats at Manor
Columbia.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Jan. % (AP).-Laurence Owen,
a 16-year-old miss from a
championship family, is the
new queen Of United States
figure skating.
The Winchester, Mass, High
School senior glided over the
ice in . brilliant free skating
exhibition last night to take
over the crown vacated by Mrs.
Carol Heiss jenkins, WHO
Evening star., 1961-01-28
George Mason Wins
Second From herndon

George Mason got off to a
60 lead. then had to come
from 10 points behind to beat
Herndon High School for the
second time. 65-6l. last night
in a Virginia Group 1-B North
west Conference basketball
game at Mason.
A field goal by Butch Dun
can gave the Mustangs the
lead permanently at 51-50 in
the only scholastic game played
last night in Northern Virginia.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
Montgomery JC
Wins 9th in Row

All five starters hit double
figures. led by Ed Baruch's 81
points. as Montgomery Junior
College won its ninth straight
Tri-State Conference basket
ball game. 1857. over Shenan-
doah Junior College last night
at MIC.
The loss dropped Shenan-
doah, with a Ga record, into
third place in the league.
Potomac State is second with
q 6-1 mark.
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CymbuIu Leeds Bulls

Jim Cymbala, a 5-foot-1l
sharpshpoter from Brooklyn,
popped in 80 points for q team
season high yesterday as Bulls
Prep won its ninth basketball
game in 10 decisions, 106-70,
over the Naval Security Station
at Silver Snrinr Armoru
Evening star., 1961-01-28

ARCADIA, CALI, Jan. "a
(AP).-Six or seven 4-year-
olds were scheduled to parade
postward under sunny skies
and q rapidly drying race track
today as Santa Anita pre-
sented its 500, o,oo0-added Ma
turity before an expected crowd
of $4,000.
The racing strip was pro-
nounced good" yesterday fol-
lowing Thursdays rain and
there was a strong possibility
1t would be fast by post time
for the rich race.
Rex Ellsworth's Prove. It,
c. v. Whitney's Tompion, the
c. r. Mac Stables T. v. Lark
and Ralph loves New Policy
were the so-called big four
named for the mile-and- -one-
quarter fixture, which IL re-
stricted to 4-year-olds.
Kerr Enters Pair
Rounding out the field were
the Kerr Stables Grey Eagle
and Prince Blessed and Peter
Bullen's Djeddah Pat.
The latter was q doubtful
starter. Trainer H. C, Nc
Bride indicated the colt would
stay in the barn II the strip
turns fast.
II all seven 60 to the post,
the race will gross &l67,370
and the winning stable will
collect $93,370.
Prove It. who was too small
to race as o 2-year-old and
developed late as O 3-year -old,
is the probable favorite at
about 8 to S. He has been
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WuIkersyilIe Ahead

Poolesville High School closed
the gap to q points in the third
quarter but never quite caught
UP with Walkersville after the
early moments as the visitors
suffered their third defeat in
nine games, $3.50, last night at
Walkersville.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
Rich Maturity Likely
To Have Fast Track

beaten only once in eight
starts and in his last race
he defeated Tompion. among
others. in the San Fernando
Stakes at q mile and one
eighth.
Shoemaker on Prove II
Jockey Willie Shoemaker will
ride the Ellsworth colt, who
enjoys a definite weight ad-
vantage. Conditions based on
earnings gives Prove It an i'm
post Of ll6 pounds. 10 less than
T.V. Lark, nine less than
Tompion and six less than New
Policy.
The lightweights are Grey
Eagle, ll3. and Prince Blessed
and Djeddah Pat. each ll2.
T.V. Lark, who won five
500 ,000-added races last year,
has Eddie Arcaro in the saddle,
Arcaro has won three Maturi-
ties, including last years run
ming on First Landing.
Manual Ycaza will be aboard
Tompion. The Whitney colt
was closing ground on Prove
1t in the San Fernando and
the added Maturity distance
may be to his advantage.
New Policy. with Milo Valen-
zuela UP. won the San Pasqual
Handicap last Saturday over
Q modest field.
Travis M. Kerr's longshots,
Prince Blessed and Grey Eagle,
will be seeking to emulate the
victory Of q far more distin.
guished forerunner In the
stable. Round Table. He won
the Maturity in 1855.
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roll to play him loosely. and he
broke the game open with Jump
shots from IS feet out.
Tim Mcnamara added 10
points. mostly on long set shots,
and played q fine floor game
for the Cadets. Larry Rohan
got IA points for the Lions, who
lost three starters on fouls.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
Bayer Holds
4.Stroke Lead
In Coast Golf

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. z8
(AP).-Long hitting George
Bayer went into the third round
Of the $4,000 San Francisco
International golf tournament
today with an imposing four
stroke lead.
Booming his drives 800 yards
down the fairwayS of the 6,672-
yard Harding Park course, the
former University Of Washing
ton football player convinced
fans that his first round SIX
under-par 65 was no Nuke.
Seven brides highlighted his
card as he blazed through his
second round yesterday in five
under-par 66 for q total Of 1871.
Bayer. who has earned only
$ll4.29 on the pro tour this
year. was q hefty money winner
in 1860. however, at $24,955.
7 Tie for Second
Clustered at 135 were seven
subpar shooters, including
ch ariie Sifford. only Negro
player In the tournament, whose
first round IS had put him even
with Bayer at that point.
But Sifford said he couldn't
sink q putt" yesterday and his
one-under-par 10 enabled half
q dozen veterans to overtake
him.
Ted Kroll. who led the re-
cent Crosby tournament by four
strokes after three rounds and
then blew himself out Of con-
tention at the finish; Arnold
Palmer. Billy Casper, Don Jan.
uary. Stan Leonard and Mike
Souchak were punched with
Sifford.
Only one stroke back at 1856
were AL Geiberger, Ernie Voss-
Ter and Yves Ellis.
Field Cut
Bob Rosburg, winner of the
Crosby this year, Doug Ford
and Phil Rodgers were grouped
at 1877.
Ken Ventura, Dave Ragan,
Lionel Hebert. Dave Hill. Bo
Winirger and Bud Holscher
trailed with 1873.
John Brodie, rangy quarter
back Of the San Francisco
Forty-Niners dropped back to
Q four-over rs yesterday after
being only one stroke off the
opening round pace with a Sc.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
Rockets Score
Over Northwood

Once-beaten Richard Mont
gomery held Northwood to one
field goal in IL shots in the
third quarter, opened a 12-point
lead and captured a 1857 vic
tory last night at Northwood.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
Soccer Games OFF

All National Soccer League
matches scheduled for tomor-
row have been postponed, the
league announced today.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Bulls Prep, l06: Naval Security sta
George Mason, 65; Herndon, 81.
Richard Montgomery. ~; Northvcod.
St. 0J Johns, SO; Carroll, 40.
Walkersyiile. 90: Poolesyills: go
washinston-Lee at Falls Church. post
wsSsiisld i At Madison. postponed to
ra5ssSq,s' 5ss:a e 'MSnJ.at q JHStfm'n-so'tou post
Wheaton at Blair. postponed to today.
oyyn9 1.ssr PsTk At surrsttsViiis' postponed
Laekey At Great Mills, postponed to
consressional at Mosby. cancelled.
Pomonkey at Leesburg Douglass. no
report.
Postponed Indefinitely
Qroveton at Mount Vernon.
Marshall at Nokesville.
Luther Jackson at Bowling Green.
Poole at Jennie Dean.
High Point at Northwestern.
Bladensburg at oxon Hill.
Douslass at Cedar Knoll.
woodward Prep at DuVal.
Laurel at SasseeT.
Msrearet Brent at Calvert County.
Hayre de Grace at Glenslg,
LaPlata at Colonial Beach,
Qonyaga at Good Counsel
Meekin at Fairmont Heights.
Priory at Quantico Post.
Neale at Ryken.
GAMES TODAY
stuart vs.. CIV at Hammond, 6:3o.
Lee Ct Fairfax. postponed indefinitely.
Gaithersburg at Northwood, 8.
Randolph Macon at Episcopal, 4.
yorktown at st. Anthony's, 8.
Wakefield at Madison, ..
Gwynn Park at SurrAttsville, 9,
washing ton-Lee at Falls Church, 2.
wheaton at Blair, $50.
M9ekin at Blackwood IN. J) Seminary.
o'Connell at Benedictins (Richmond), a.,
GAMES TOMORROW
CC'sNMstns vs.: G2nzaga At Carroll, 3.
dictine, 8.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
FIGHT RESULTS

Madrid. Spain-Davey Moors, 100,
Springfield, Ohio, stopped Fred Cali
ana, 130. Spain. I. CNon-title.)
Reno. Nev.-Cleo (Honeyboy) Eloby,
1877, Oakland, Calf, stopped Jimmy
(Spud Perroddy, 1854; Reno, 3.
Philadelphia-Jimmy soo-Steve Hay
wood bout postponed to next Friday.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
NBA STANDINGS
WESTERN DIVISION

Results Yesterday
Boston, 14O: Detroit, Ill.
New York, 100: Philadelphia. 11e.
Syracuse, 1888; Cincinnati, 1876.
Games Today
New York at Philadelphia (after-
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Games Tomorrow
Philadelphia ct Boston (afternoon
.TV.
Detroit at Los Angeles.
Syracuse at st. Louis.
Evening star., 1961-01-28

Totals 24l361 Totals rs is 65
Halftime: 1926: Harndon.
Evening star., 1961-01-28
BOATS and MARINE

FAMILY BOAT. 42-ft. twin-screw bay
cruiser, 3 permanent bunks, galley and
head; $1,000, to settle estate. Ewes,
VIII. 2-13S4, for appointment.
SKIPPER, loft. fiberglas with steer
ing wheel and throttle; $500 '66
Evinrude is h,p. motor. Sl55. Sacri-
flee due to husbands death. 10.
1-1309.
HOUSEBOAT, privately owned: all
aluminium. 20 IT.; loo in Washington
suburban area. BOX 2S6-M, Star.
Evening star., 1961-01-28

Iotals II So totals 15ls 4s
Halftime: 29.24, St. Johns.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
GERMANY
Herter

Former Secretary of State
Christian A. Herter yesterday
received one Of Germany's
highest decorations, the
Grand Cross First Glass of
the Order of Merit of the
Federal Republic.
The decoration was pre-
sented at the Embassy here,
in a brief ceremony immedi-
ately preceding a luncheon
for Mr.. and Mrs. Herter.
In comforting the honor,
German Ambassador Will
helm Grewe praised Mr..
Herter's courage and firm
stand on principles" while
Secretary of State. You
have fought for the heritage
Of the Western world and for
the preservation Of peace"
he said, and brought "the
human touch of a warm,
friendly. loyal personality
and a perfect gentleman" to
the office.
Among the guests at the
luncheon given by Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Grewe were Mr..
Philip Watts, Special Assist
ant to the Secretary of State
on Soviet Affairs and Mrs.
Charles E. Bohlen. Mrs. Foy
Kohler. Mr.. Francis w. Tully,
jr., Mrs. Martin Hillenbrand,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Krapf
and Mr.. and Mrs. Heinz
Droege.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

Mrs. Carl Fritsche in Alex
andria. Guests will be alum
nae officers of Washington
and Northern Virginia.
NOrthwOOd WOman's Club
of Silver Spring - Annual
spring luncheon at noon at
the Norbeck Country Club.
Installation of officers.
E Pluribus Unum Chapter,
d. c., DAR-Meeting at 1890
pm. in the library of the
chapter house. Dessert and
installation.
Columbian WOm EN- of
George Washington Univer-
sity-Annual meeting and
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luncheon at noon at the
AAUW headquarters. Mr..
James Norman Mosel will
speak. and election of Off
GERS will be held.
Dolly Madison Chapter,
d. c., DAR-Luncheon at
pm. at the Brook Farm Res
taurant. DR.. H. C. Byrd will
speak.
Vienna Woods Garden Club
EARLY summer flower show
from 2 to $50 pm. at Flint
Hill Elementary School, pre-
ceded by luncheon for the
judges at Evans Farm Inn.
Keystone Chapter, OAR
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DINING ROOM

ThomosviIIe "RuroI English" Heather
Dining Group ---259o OFF
$244.70 Modern Grey Dining Group
Special, buffet, extension tobIe ond
six side choirs 1890
$4,000 to $3.50 Odd Dining and Desk
ChoIrS $1,000
$4,000 6-Pc. Colonial Pecan Dining
Group buffet, drop-Ieof tobIe, 5 side
and one arm choir--$249. 90
$4o3 90 9-Pc. Modern Plastic Top Elm
Dining Group, buffet, china top,
tobIe, side and one arm chair,
$4,000
KroehIer WE'VE" Modern Walnut Din
ing Room 30% OFF
Century Conquest" Transitional WoI-
nut Dining Group -3ooo OFF
Evening star., 1961-05-19
BEDROOM

$3.50 to 500 so Odd Beds, single and
double size-oIl styles and finishes.
eoch $1,000
S3l8.OO KroehIer "Scuff Proof" Mod
ern Plastic Top Bedroom, double
dresser, mirror large double chest
and bed 1900
$449.5o Traditional Mahogany Bed
room Suite, double dresser, mirror,
chest, night stond and bed, $4,000
S307.0O Modern White Ape Bedroom,
double dresser. mirror, chest ond
bed d-----------$I7s.oo
$l85.00 French Provincial Triple
Dresser, Mirror and Bed, antique
$1,000 Birch Youth Bed" and Mot
tress, complete $4,000
KroehIer "Verve" Modern WoInut Bed
room -3ooo OFF
5000 to $500 Odd Night stonds,
many styles and finishes $1,000
Evening star., 1961-05-19

Stopping at a basket coun-
ter the other day I heard one
woman say to her friend, 81
love them, but what do you
do with them?" If she had
been alone I would have made
some suggestions, but in
stead, thinking there may be
more like her, I decided to
pick up my basket and go
home and write this column.
It's fun to start a collec-
ton. 1t makes a gift for
guests to bring to you. and
it becomes a fascinating past
time to buy one from each
place you visit on a trip.
The long French bread
baskets make a wonderful
centerpiece filled with either
fruit with trailing plump
grapes, or flowers set in tiny
containers. Wicker cornuco-
pias may be hung on the wall
filled with green vines. I
have seen a small wicker
wine holder painted shiny
black and used for facial
tissues in the bathroom.
The tinV baskets serve their
purpose we'll as individual
peanut. popcorn or crispy
cocktail bits. The wicker
epergnes make wonderful
cookie and mint holders,
and the large divided bas-
kets can handle all your dips
and crackers at cocktail
time.
What do you use them
for" Indeed! Dressing room
trays, on your desk for mail.
For everything! So why not
go on a basket binge today.
MRS. r. N. ASKS:
I'VE are moving our IL
year-old son to a new room
and will be doing over every
thing but the hardwood
floors and doors. His furni-
ture to be redone consists of
a bookcase, chest, twin beds,
desk and chair. Would you be
kind enough to suggest a color
scheme for the room, furni-
ture, bedspread, draperies,
etc?"
Dear Mrs. F. NJ:
Thank you for your per-
sonal comments. Since I do
take a personal interest in
my readers problems it's
nice to feel the way you do.
Now about your sons room,
how would he like midnight
blue walls. furniture painted
white or scraped to light
natural finish, curtains white.
bedspread a plaid or tweed
mixture Of white, red and
navy blue. bright red rug,
white lamp shades. Histori-
cal or animal prints on the
wall with wide white mats.
Mrs. ]. B. asks:
"Will you please help me.
I have white furniture, red
rugs and green walls. Would
like to repaint my walls a
different color?"
Dear Mrs. J. B.:
Try a rich egg plant color
for the new darker wall
treatment.
Copyright, 1851, Dorothy Draper)
BE Your Own Decorator" fos-
einstins and most informative book
let BY Dorothy Draper, is ovoiIobIe
10 readers Of The Stor. Send Is
cents in coin and your nome ond
address printed 70 Dorothy Draper,
core Of The Evening Stor. Mrs.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Banquet

The Falls Church Branch
OF the American Association
Of University Women will
hold its annual fellowship
banquet Monday at 7 pm.
The dinner will take place in
the Hunt Room Of Evans
Farm Inn. Chairman is Mrs.
James w. Spain.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

Meeting at 2 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Claughton West.
Benjamin Franklin Uni
versity Alumni Association
Annual meeting at the Presi-
dental Arms. Reception at
$50 pm. followed by dinner
at 7:15 pm.
Junior W0man's Club Of
Rockville - Paris in the
Spring" party from 9 pm. to
l am. at the Rockville Civic
Center mansion.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
This Is NOT a
Cash and Garry Sole!

Malcolm Seotes offers FREE DELIVERY and the
usual BUDGET PLAN courtesy. However, to
achieve our aim Of having us little os possible
TO move we must ask you to take IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY and not ask US to hold your bargains
for some future date. And if you take your
bargains with you, you'll receive on additional
discount Of 800 No phone orders.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
OCCASIONAL

$l2.95 to S29.e5 A Group of occo-
sionoI TobIes, many styles and fin
ishes $1,000
5000 to $4e5o A Group of Coffee,
Step, End and Commode Tobes, ali
styles and finishes $1,000
S44,50 Maple Students Desk $1,000
$3.50 Decorated Bachelors Chests,
$500
$3.50 Modern Plastic Teo Corts.
$1,000
$500 Solid Cherry Occasional TobIes,
cocktail. step or Pembroke $39.75
$49. so to $3.50 Special Dnettes, var
ious styles and coIors- $1,000
$3.50 to $99.5o 7-Pc. Dinettes, vor-
ious styles and coIors $4,000
1895 to $34.50 Odd Dinette Chairs,
S4.9s
$3.50 Dinette Bor and 2 Stools,
s34.75
Evening star., 1961-05-19

Rest assured it's our regular stock that's
reduced. You save on Malcolm Scutes
traditional quality. Nothing hastily
brought in special for the sole. This is
q Malcolm Scotes Sale, backed by the
integrity Of the man who's been giving
Wushinetonion's Furniture for the
years" for two decades.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
TODAY

Rock Creek WOmen'S Re-
publican Club-Buffet from
6 to 9 pm. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George War
ner.
Drama Section, WOman's
Community Club of Kensing-
ton-Supper meeting at $50
pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Spurney.
Was shingtOn Branch,
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CLUB CALENDAR

AAUW - Spanish language
group meeting at 8 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Laura
Lokke.
Dance Section, WOman'S
Club Of Chevy Chase, Md,
Inc.-Meeting from $3.50 to
II pm.
TOMORROW
Alexandria Alumnae, Kap-
pa Alpha Theta-Meeting at
10:30 am. at the home of
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BEDDING

Odd Mattress ond Box Springs. Single
and double size sets. Per set, S4S.oo
"SeoIy" PosturepedIc Spring or Foam
Box Spring and Mattress Set, $4,000
"Serto" Sertopedic Spring or Foam Sets,
$l2s.oo
"Restonic" Ortho-tone single Set,
$1,000
Simmons" Beoutyrest single Sets only
$4,000
"Sprino Air" UItino single Set only,
$4,000
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
What to Do With Baskets?

Droper cannot answer personol mail,
but will use questions Of widest
general appeal in her column.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
LIVING ROOM

$99.50 Donish Walnut Loveseot, foam
cushions, blue cover------$64.oo
$3.50 Matching Chair
$3.50 Swivel Rocker, tile red foam
scot ----$36.75
$2l4.50 Modern Turquoise Soto, foam
cushion $ll9.5o
$449.50 FIexsteel Modern 3-Pc. Sec
tionol, foam cushion, aqua cover,
$2zs.so
Evening star., 1961-05-19
SLEEPERS

$229.5o Colonial SIeepers, foam cusr-
ions, Vorious colors
$229.50 Modern Sleeper, foam cushion
Postuerpedic mottress, Vorious coIors,
$4,000
$3.50 Blue Plastic Louneer, os is,
$3.50
>$28e.5o Modern Sleeper, foam rubber
cushions, blue cover; os is $l49.5o
$49. so Chair Bed, brown cover, $2S.7S
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-01

am Clarence Ellis was born September 80.
1924 at West, South Carolina. reside at 1905
Kildare with my wife and family. I am now seek
ing to be elected to the Office of Village Trustee
had my schooling in New Jersey, where grad
uated from high school and attended Harbism Jr.
College. i served three years in the United States
Marine Corps and 1 am now a member of the
Marine Reserve Corps. | have lived in Robbins
for the past twelve years and am active in civic
affairs. | am Deputy Director of Evacuation in
the Robbins Civil Defense and Vice President of
the N. A. A. C.P. Branch.
Robbins is my home and it is my greatest de
sire to see Robbins progress pledge the contin-
uation of a bigger and better Robbins.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-01

I am Herbert " MS. was born December
"a, 1926 in Augusta, Georgia. I am candidate
for the Office of Police Magistrate. am 81 years
old, married and reside with my wife and children
at 1916 Emery Lane have lived in Robbins for
twenty-five years and 1 was elected to the Office
of Village Trustee in 1859, and have spent two
years with that legislative body. have prepared
myself for the Office l now seek by working as
clerk in the Superior Court where have access
to unlimited study of legal technics and am advised
and helped by the most able lawyers and jurists
the State affords If elected, I intend to bring to
that office ability, respect and integrity.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-01

/ am Roland Lee. / was born December 9, 1916
in Robbins, Illinois. | reside at 1926 Finley ave.
with my wife and family. I had my schooling at
Lincoln Memorial School and Blue Island Com
muity High School. | have been interested and
active in civic affairs of the village for number
of years. have faithfully served the village as
fireman since 1887 and now hold the rank of Lieu
tenant. If elected to the office of Village Trustee
I will continue to serve faithfully. It has been
my lifelong dream to see Robbins progress to the
point where people would want to come here to
live; 1t has now reached that stage. pledge to
do all in my power to keep the wheels of progress
rolling toward bigger and better Robbins.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-01

I am James Barnes. ! was born October 10,
1926 in Robbins, Illinois | reside at 37l7 West
13oth street with my wife and family. / graduated
from Lincoln Memorial School and Blue Island
Community High School. I finished my schooling
while serving in the United States Air Force
Incumbent clerk for the past eight years, now
seek reelection on my record Of progress. am
a member, deacon and choir director of the New
Friendship Baptist Church During my term OF
Office, a modern bookkeeping system was intro
duced regular Office hours established, some of the
latest Office equipment purchased to work with.
and large and efficient staff to render better and
faster service to the public