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Evening star., 1961-05-23

than 100 players in mems
singles, and over so in women's
singles. There also was a large
draw in the other divisions
mems doubles. women's doubles
and mixed doubles. Tourna-
ment chairman Buddy Adair
expects an equally good turn
out this year.
Last years finalists in mems
singles, Donald Dell and Mike
Franks, will be missing. They
are still on an overseas tour.
Both will play in the British
Championships held at Wimble-
don in June. This tournament
is to tennis what the Kentucky
Derby is to horse racing, Those
who have played at Wimbledon
say that no other tennis event
can, compare with it.
b =
Although Dell and Franks will
not be available for the Greater
Washington tournament, a
strong field is shaping up. Ted
Rogers. George Stewart. and
Dick Razzetti are among the
top contenders already entered.
Evening star., 1961-05-23
FISHING OFF WAcHAPREAGUE
When 1t Comes to Drum Ye Editor Lets George Do 1t
By CHARLES COVELL
-- outdoor Editor

Some fishermen are always
lucky. Maybe they were born
that way. Maybe they carry a
concealed rabbits foot.
If you're a fisherman, you
know the type. You can't COM
pete with them. You Just tag
along and hope some Of it will
rub off on you.
So it is with George Killmon.
Sometimes we affectionately
call him Lonesome George,
Lucky George or Tarpon George
but only the last two apply.
George is never lonesome. He
has lots of friends, among the
charter boat captains whom he
supplies with bait and gear.
the sports fishermen and even
the mongrels that sleep in
the shade in front Of his
little marina on the dock at
Wachapreague, Va.
Caught Three TarpOn
George also goes fishing
when he can. It was he who
borrowed this writer's outboard
and caught three tarpon all by
himself one morning. 1t was
also he who took along Chuck,
jr., when this writer's son
caught the only tarpon to be
taken in Virginia last season.
And this after we had sat and
counted 81 jumping all around
us without a bite the day
before.
You'd think by that that
some of his luck had rubbed
off on our son. Maybe so, but
it never works that way with
us. Like the black drum.
Black drum are now running
off Wachapreague. They've
been moving slowly up the
Eastern Shore of Virginia for
a couple Of weeks. They've
ranged in size to an 80-pounder
caught by Raymond Reed of :
Chincoteague in Cobb'S Inlet.
Don't Sniff at Drum
Fifty to so pounds is not
uncommon and If you're one
of the breed of fishermen who
are inclined to sniff at a black
drum, forget it. They've got
more than size on their side.
The other night we saw o
60-pound black drum rip off
more than 200 Of the $50 yards
of 36-pound test dacron on a
big reel. From now on, We'll
have nearly as much respect
for the black drum as that
more highly regarded cousin,
the channel bass.
Now we've never caught a
black drum or channel bass.
In our waters were pollock and
hake and haddock and cod and, ]
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if you knew how to catch them
striped bass. But drum are
Southern fish and seldom wan
der north of Delaware Bay.
So our ambition has been to
catch one of each. And when
George called last week 1t
looked promising. Trouble is,
we didn't take into account the
weather-and George.
Fog Over Islands
Fog banks hung low over the
iSlands-Cedar, Parramore and
zIog-aS we set out with Capt.
Bobbie Turner on the Bonnie
Sue that afternoon. Through
the channels of the seven miles
of bays and marshes We
threaded until we came to
Little Machipongo Inlet,
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standing contribution to local
tennis.
A tournament for boys l3
and under was completed last
Sunday at Bancroft Park in
Arlington. Twelve-year-old
Phil Irish defeated 10-year-old
Fred McNair " in the finals.
For youngsters their age, they
demonstrated amazing stroke
production and court sense.
Fred, who stands 4-feet-8. has
another three years TO go in
the 13-and-under division. BY
the time he has reached his
last year in this age group he
could take national honorS.
The Middle Atlantic senior
team, composed chiefly of play
ers from Washington. failed in
| it's bid to win the Atlantic
Coast championships for a sec
ond consecutive year. In
matches held at Worcester
Mass, the Middle Atlantic con-
tingent lost on the first day
of play to the Middle States
philadelphia and the sur
rounding area) by a So score.
Strangely enough, we man
aged to win both the No. !
singles and No. / doubles
matches. Don Floyd registered
a hard-fought victory over Rob-
ert Biddle of the Middle States,
3-6, 90, 6-3. Bill Bassett and
DR.. Jim Shafert Tailed the
other point for our local group.
We dropped two tough
matches which, II won, would
have changed the result in our
favor. Edgar Lee lost 6-8, Us,
Us, while John Irish and
Ramey Donovan fell just short
of winning in doubles.
On the second day Of team
competition, the Eastern States
New York City and environs)
won the championships by
downing Middle States, 4-3.
Middle Atlantic was blanked,
TO, in a consolation match
with New England. AS on the
first day, our team lost several
close three-set encounters.
Evening star., 1961-05-23

10 miles west of
Wachapreague.
There we hit q solid wall Of
fog and promptly went aground
on a sand bar in the inlet. only
to be freed by the wash Of our
own wake and a quick reverse
of the diesel.
Slightly shaken. we headed
back to call it quits. but a
friendly wind came up, swept
away the fog and we were able
to get out of Wachapreague
Inlet to the shoals that edge
the north end OF Parramore
Island.
The tide was flooding In then
and dusk was settling as Capt.
Bobbie anchored the big boat
between the channel and the
combers that beat over the
Evening star., 1961-05-23

football coach, Bud Wilkinson,
recently named a special ad-
wiser to President Kennedy on
the national problem of physi-
cal fitness.
At Z am. Sunday, teams,
swapping skis for canoes, will
stage a BLACK Stag" giant
slalom canoe race on the
Potomac.
Evening star., 1961-05-23
BOATS and MARINE

aft. PLYwooD BOAT. windshield
and steering, champ trailer. Must
sell 81 this Tk. Sacrifice best offer.
IA RUNABOUT, steering, remote con-
troll, 1860 Evinrude, Is h.p. motor
and trailer. $500. MA. 2-0i64
?T-FT, &C SEA SKIFF and 32-ft
steel houseboat, fully equipped. so.
$4,000 after pm.
Capacity Si75. WI. $3.50. OOO ~
15-FT. INBOARD. 4-cyl. marine en-
gine, speed boat with accessories and
new trailer; $500 or best offer
Hamp. ave-, Takoma Park.
so HIP. EVINRUDE, new, elec. start;
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1sI CORRECT CRAFT speed boat.
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FINANCE AND/OR INSURE
WHY PAY HIGH INTEREST RATESf
40 INTEREST
Up TO 8 YEARS TO PAY
ONLY 109e DOWN
For Write. Visit. Phone
II. GABRIEL MURPHY & co.
NsURARCE-BoNDs
1001 Connecticut Ave. D1. 7-9300
Evening star., 1961-05-23
New Booklet Describes
Shenandoah Park Hikes

from short easy strolls that
hardly would take an after
noon to all-day trips for ex-
perienced mixers. And there
hardly is a feature of the park
that isn't visited, from the
highest mountain (HawksbilD
to remote hollows, plus the
streams and waterfalls in
between.
Evening star., 1961-05-23
HIKING CLUBS

CAPITAL HIKING CLUB - Seven
mile Sunday hike along Goose Creek In
Virginia. Meet At 9 am. l424 x street
3-9635) know by noon Sat, May 81,
II you plan to go and II you can pro-
vide car. Bring lunch and liquids.
CENTER HIKING CLUB-sunday hike
through Forest Glen, Upper Rock
Greek. Meet at ! 80 pm, Georgia and
Alaska. Leader: Rueben Smelkinson..
WANDERBIRDS-Se mile SUNDAY
hike through Prince william Forest
Park, Virginia Meet at 18th street
and New York avenue NV. at Q am.
Leaders: Sam Fee1el and Anne O'Dono-
hue GEM, 3-0114
Evening star., 1961-05-23
WE'VE TOLD YOU nine TIMES

Repetition has its uses. It helps get the
point across. The point here is that,
standard OF compact, you get great
deal with Dodge. We've told you nine
ways to do it. We haven't told you the
Evening star., 1961-05-23
TENNIS TALK
By TIM CoSS

The deadne for entries In the Greater Washington Tennis
Championships is 500 tomorrow. Persons wishing to
enter should call Bill Shreve at the Tennis Shop Ma S5l65
Play in the tournament will begin Saturday at Sixteenth
Kennedy streets NV Matches will be held through the
following week. with the finals set for Sunday, June
years Greater Washington event attracted more
Evening star., 1961-05-23

them in greater abundance.
We've got a good reason tc
hurry back.
Evening star., 1961-05-23

three main differences between COM
pact Dodge Lancer and fuII-size Dodge
Dart They are appearance. (0bvious.)
Size. (Dat is the bigger.) And price.
FuIl-size Dodge Dart is priced model
Evening star., 1961-05-23

IkAE-HAU-M0'tS USED TO ADD
SPEED TO A SA66iN6 BAckcAST
LINE AND M DISTANCE cASTlh6.
WHEN THE BAckcAST rs WEAK
OR LOW, ANGLER 6RASPS LINE
NEAR 1ST LINE GUIDE AND PULLS
oowN AS FORWARD CAST is BE-
GUN. THIS RAISES SAG, RESTORES
TENSION m ROD TO AccELERHTE
LINE M POWERFUL FORWARD CAST
~ ASooUBLE-HAUL1 is HAULING TO
START LINE AS PICKUP BEGINS THE
BAckcASI, THEN HAULING AGAIN
JAS AsoVE) ON FORWARD CAST.
TO ExTE 70 CAST, RELEASE COILS
OF EXTRA LINE As RAckcAST TUG
IS FELT BEFORE FORWARD HAUL,
Evening star., 1961-05-23

DISTRICT OF coLUMBIA-WAsHkGToN
FRANCIS PARSONS INC, 2loo Nichols Ave- SIS
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD 43o Connecticut Ave. NV
SENATE MOTORS, INC, 629 H Street NE.
ToRREY MOTOR COMPANY ll37 18th Street NV.
MARYLAND
BETHEsDA-DER MOTOR COMPANY 77so Old eeoroetown Rood
Evening star., 1961-05-23

for model with Ford and Chevrolet.
Compact Dodge Lancer costs less. 1t is
priced about the same as Comet, Covair
and Falcon. Now 60 talk over a great
deal with your nearby Dodge Dealer.
Evening star., 1961-05-23

RocKvLLE-REED BROTHERS, INCORPORATED 500 Montgomery
SILVER SPRNG-sUBURBAN MOTORS INC. e5l Pershine Drive
VIRGINIA
ALExANpRA-MT VERNON MOTORS Nc le3o-5s Diagonal Rood
ARLNGToN-KRBYS SALES SERVICE INC 2eoo Tenth Street
FALLS cHuRcH-FALLS CHURCH MOTORS 554 NJ Washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
Press Prompt Action
On Voting amendment

NEW YORK. - The NAACP
has urged prompt ratification Of
a proposed constitutional amend
mcnt enabling residents of the
District of Columbia TO vote in
Presidential elections.
In a memorandum TO NAACP
branches this week. Roy wilkins.
executive secretary. asked that
ihov write their Governors. Sen
ators and the Congressman from
their districts urgino swift action
on the ratification Of the rcsolu-
tions.
Mr.. wilkins nntcd that nineteen
states have already approved
the amendment which is half Of
the number of notifications re-
ouired for its adoption. II the 20
states in which ratification resolu-
tions have been introduced will
act favorablv. adoption is as
surcd. Mr.. wilkins said.
Resolutions Of ratification have
been introduced in IL states but
have had no action. Thus far,
IL has been rejected in only one
state - Arkansas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04

More than half of the $50 major
areas are now classified as hav-
ing substantial! unemployment.
The Department said surveys
conducted by State employment
security agencies showed that
between November and January
the aggregate rise in unemploy-
ment in the $50 major areas total
ed about so percent. II added that
manufacturing employment-both
durable and nondurable goods
Observation-Disclosures TO decline
in four fifths of the $50 areas.
The surveys showed that in
many areas the deepest employ.
ment losses occurred in constrvc.
ton, hard hit by winter storms
and a continuing decline in home.
building. Durable goods indvsf.
ries, according TO the surveys,
also played q significant role in
the general employment decline,
with heaviest losses in areas pro.
dveing primary and fabricated
metals, noneIeefrical machinery,
and automobiles.
The Department said IS of the
48 reclassified areas were added
to the list of major areas with
substantial labor SURPRISES, bring
ing the number of such areas to
rs, largest total reported since
the low point of the 1858 recess
sion when 80 major areas were
SO classified.
Some of the largest metropoIi.
tan areas in the Nation were
among the Is areas added 10
the substantial labor surplus
grouping. The 25 areas we're: Phi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
: EDITORIAL :
Church Schools And |ntegration

survey conducted recently for commission of the
National Council of Churches indicated that churchrelated
private colleges in the South tagging far behind pub
lie institutions in desegregation.
The survey was directed by Dr. Herman H Long Nash
Vile Tenn He is director of the Race Relations Department
OF the United Church of Christ He obtained data for sec
ond of 1860 from 100 churcelated schools in
ID southern states.
Dr. Long ventures. like many other religious leaders,
that schools should lead rather than lag be-
hind in achieving racial ineIusveness However he
only public institutions, have thus far been consider
ably effective than moral pessvres which presum-
ably influence church-reated schools
The survey indicates that SO percent of the white pub
lc) colleges in the South showed of deseg
regaton and also 81 percent of Negro colleges supported
by state funds Among churchreated schools only 80 per-
cent had admitted Negro students Of the group of
churchrelated schools which had additionally served only
Negro students about 81 percent had enrolled white
students.
Dr. Long reveals that the number of Negro students
attending formerly awhe church-eated colleges totaled
about heeenhs of percent of the aggregate student
body of those colleges Negro schools in the survey 81 per-
cent declared their readiness to accept qualified stud
ents regardless of race
His conclusion is that instead Of Ieadng"-church-
related schools seem TO be following public institutions
which appear be responding legal and political forces
effectively than chvrchrelaed schools respond TO
the moral and religious influences central 70 their church.
reafedness."
Seemingly the issue of indignation of schools related to
e InrSdl IhuIcn ilgnl iedu not oloW the spirit ol
comfy unfolding in the world of temporal things This is
contemplated encounerng formal expressions of comfy
in business industry in various aspects of social action
civc and elsewhere throughout all phases of wholesome
endeavor the amusement and sports world, etc.
However, there is a lot of ground to be covered in
bridging the gap between comfy the practices of Chris
anty and doctrines proclaimed increasingly
ton There outside of the spiritual entity which
legal and political forces nave induced retarded sembances
OF comtynow aording great expectation Whereas with
the spiritual entity and unseeming conflict appears
prevail in Haunting the dominant theme of the Christian
way of life The Indianapolis Recorder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
VIC VET
SAYS

OIL hear that men being dis
charged from military service
have one-year deadline from
date of discharge for applying
for VA dental treatment. Is this
true?
A-CenersIIy. yes. for VA out.
patient dental treatment. for
Which the dental condition must
be servIce-connected But there
are a number Of exceptions. These
include veterans drawing compen-
safion for dental conditions, those
whose dental conditions resulted
from service injuries, and form
er prisoners Of war.
Q-Can I get transportation TO
a VA domiciiary?
AIS a rule, transportation
TO a VA domieiIisry at Govern
ment expense is provided only
for the initial admission.
o q .
OIL know a wife may be buried
in a national cemetery if her
veteran husband is already bur-
led there But what if the wife
dies first?
A veteran who assures GEM
efery officials that he intends TO
be buried in a national cemetery
may make arrangements for his
wife 10 be buried there IL she
preeedes him in death.
Q-Where does one write TO
secure information about state
bonuses to veterans?
A-Write n the State Capitol
in the state concerned. Do not
write the Veterans Administration
about state bonuses as they are
administered soIey by the indivi-
dual states.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04

lsdelphia, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio,
Baltimore, Md. Los Angel G S.
Long Beach, Calf. st. Louis, Mo-,
Peoria. H.. Kansas City, Mo-,
Akron, Ohio. Allentown-B Bethlehem
Easton. Pa, Asheville, NC, Cor
pus Christi. Tex. Flint, Mich,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Knoxville,
Tenn, Louisville, Ky, Mobile,
Ala. Newark. Nj, New Bruins
wick-Perth Amboy, Nj, Port
land, Greg, Savannah, Ga, Ia
coma, Wash, Toledo. Ohio. Tren-
ton NJ. Worcester, Mass, and
York. Pa.
The surveys covered both cur
rent employment conditions and
future hiring plans Of employers.
The results are summarized in
the January issue Of Area Labor
Market Trends"
With regard to the future out
look, the summary pointed out
that manpower requirements re-
ported by employers to local pub
lie employment offices indicated
that the majority of the $50 sur
veyed areas expected nonfarm
employment to begin TO edge up
slightly by mid-March. Such non
farm employment pickup expect
ed by March will be largely in
seasonal activities such as con-
struction, trade. apparel, and
other nondurable goods indus
tries.
Aggregate labor needs this
year, as anticipated by employers,
are somewhat smaller than those
which had been forecast for the
same period in both 1859 and
1858.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04

THE PRAYER or THE
RIGHTEOUS AvAIlETH
MUCH"
Is II good for the Christians
Of the world TO wait 10 see
which way The winds and
storms will blow TO send OUT
a decree for all 10 join In one
solid band to pray Gods pro-
lection?
NOW is THE TIME to pray
His benediction upon all men
and nations. Is il not time TO
lay aside all human malice
hate and bigotry and ac-
knowledge God, the One ana
only Mind. Soul, Life, ana
Jesus Christ, His Son, the
way shower. and reoeeriei
of mankind? Yes. Not only
one day, but 365 days a year.
The prayer of the righteous
can unveil the Truth which
casts out false fears, reforms
sinners, and makes the way
clear.
The time for proof by dem
onstration is here right now.
This is the time for Chris
tians everywhere to rise up
in the Spirit, and prove the
nothingness of all wrong, sin,
and sorrow, to such an extent
that they flee away rs chaff
in the winds.
Prayer in the church,
home, on the job, and even
while walking along is the
way to spiritual progress
which makes manifest in this
life in some measure the
everlasting and eternal law
of God.
Jesus said, go We INTO
ALL THE WORLD AND
PREACH THE GOSPEL TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
letter To The
E DITOR

| cannot understand why the
people of America are so preju-
diced against one another. espec-
ally against Negroes. When /
came to America from Italy six
years ago, was told to stay away
from Negroes because they were
bad. stupid, and could hold only
the lower class jobs. Since this
was indoctrinated into my mind
earlier, | believed it for a long
time. until | entered college.
Now | know that l was very
wrong.
This nation is real land Of
opportunity, very wonderful
country, where you don't have
to remain in the same situation
ell your life. but you can move
ahead and succeed. But | am per-
picked about the racial problem.
| have found that the crude ster-
torous associated with Negroes
are false. | had classes with Ne
groe, and they were not stupid
and bad as | had been told. To
the contrary. they were very
nice, and highly educated, | found.
The racial problem in America
has captured my curiosity. | live
in a very good neighborhood.
When get on the bus in the
morning, see about 8 to IL
Negroes getting off the bus to
20 to work, maid, cooks and
h0usekeepers. These people are
allowed TO come into white
homes to cook and raise white
children, but when il comes TO
living next TO one another, the
white says never.
Why is this America?
Once as | was walking to a
bookstore, saw a mixed couple
taking stroll on Michigan Ave.
A little boy of about seven whom
exclaimed to his mother, Mommy,
Mommy, look at that Negro girl
and white boy That was wrong
Was this American democracy?
On another occasion, a Negro
girl was waiting for a bus on the
corner and white youth asked
how long she had been waiting.
they struck up a conversation
about school and 1901 different
things. When the bus came and
the two got on, they were con.
stantly stared at by the FREEDOM
inantly white crowd on the bus.
Please allow me to say that il
hurts when people carry on in
that manner, | know because you
see, | was the boy that was talk
ing with the Negro girl. The
equality part of the US. Consti-
tuition that / read about was
certainly not applied here.
My best friend, whom | met
in college is q Negro. About 10
weeks ago ! was invited to the
home of this scnoolmate for din
ncr and | had a wonderful time
SO America, if you have some
thing against a Negro don't judge
all Negroes or all of any nation
atty by the standard of one per
son. Remember the bad are al
ways overpowered by the good
! seem 10 recall that some of
Americas greatest stars are Ne
groes: Ernie Banks. AL Smith,
Minnie MinosoN so just to to name
few ! am talking from expert
ence. not TO please anyone. but
because il is true. | know il is
much easier to pick your friends
and religion by hearing what 9th.
ers follow and say with their
advice. but this is often mis-
leading.
Remember. talk is cheaD. Whv
not take a few minutes to look
into things for Yourself as ] did?
Bv doing so. ] found ont that
some of the incest people are
Negroes.
Written by Guy Sanalitro
"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD

There are three separate sched-
ulcs used in computing income
tax. Schedule is used by those
filing a seperate return, Schedule
ii is used for those allowed to
file a joint return; and Schedule
Ill is used for those who qualify
as head of household"
To qualify as head of house
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
FEAR No EVIL

EVERY CREATURE"
rupIcTTAN SCIENC

EVERY CREATURE"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEACHES: "The invisible
Christ was imperceptible to
the so-called personal senses,
whereas Jesus appeared as a
bodily existence. the
human, material, concept, or
.Jesus. disappeared, while the
spiritual self. or Christ, con-
tinues TO exist in the eternal
order of divine Science, TAX
inc away the sins of the
world. as the Christ has al
WAYS done, even before the
human Jesus was incarnate
to mortal eyes" (S&H, p. 334)
Daniel through Spirit was
saved from destruction In the
lions den. The three Hebrew
boys came out Of the fiery
furnace, without even the
smell Of fire.
The Ten Commandments,
the law of God, came to
Moses through prayer and by
the Spirit.
1.-THE end of the law is
obedience
THAT THOU HIGHEST
FEAR THE LORD THY GOD.
KEEP ALL HIS STATUTES,
AND HIS COMMANDMENTS
WHICH l COMMAND THEE,
THOU AND THY SON, AND
THY SONS SON, ALL THE
DAYS OF THY LIFE; AND
THAT THY DAYS MAY BE
PROLONGED" Deut. 6:2)
For this to he done in our
time, we must put our trust
in the eternal everlasting
God, through whom all things
are done well.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-04
Joblessness Up Sharply In
Most Maior Centers

WASHINGTON, DC.-Unempoyment increased sharp
" during the early winter in virtually all of the Nations
major industrial ceners resulting in the Redistribution
reflect higher obessnes of 48 of the $50 major areas
covered by the Bureau of Employment Security re-
porting program the Department of Labor announced