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EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
By che Associated Press
GAMES TO-DAY


GAMES TODAY
Minnesota VS.. Philsdelphia al
Miiysukee VS.. st. Louis at st.
Petersburg.
x-cincinnsti VS.. Detroit at Lakeland
New York VS.. Pittsburgh at Fort
Los, Angeles (M s. chicaSO "a, al
Boston VS.. San Francisco at Phoenix
x-Washington VS.. Cincinnati al
Kansas City VS.. Baltimore at Miami
Cleveland at Los Angeles (A) al
Palm Springs.
GAMES TOMORROW
PittsbIrEh VS.. Philadelphis al
81. Louis VS.. Kansas City at West
NJ x:ciPeinnati {: VS.. Baltimore al
Minnesota VS.. Milwaukee at Bra.
chisaEo tA VS.. Los Angeles (N> al
san Francisco vs. Chicago IN, al
: x-washinEton VS.. Cincinnati Al
Tampa.
Cleveland VS.. Boston at scottsdale
Detroit VS.. New York at st. Peters
x.cincinnati playing two days with
split squad.
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CIV Golfers Beaten ]
In OPENING Mutch

George Washington Univer-
sity,s golf team dropped its
opening match yesterday, los
ing to Dartmouth. 51a-31a, on
Indian Springs Big Chief
course. ~
Results:
clifford, Dartmouth. defeated Bowers.
Cup: Graham, Dartmouth, defeated
SIngman. CIV. defeated Terwiiliger.
h-4; Mankowski, Dartmouth, defeated
Goldblatt, 4.3. Dartmouth best ball,
l-up. Rubin, CIV. and Tasker. tied: ]:
kosen, GW:. defeated McGullan. g-1.
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EIids to Speak

Area alumni Of the Univer-
Sity Of Virginia are invited to
hear Coach Bill Elias and his
new staff Of football assistants
tonight at Penn Daw Motel at
an 8 O'Clock dinner sponsored
by the Potomac chapter Of the
schools alumni association.
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Angels Cut Seven

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Mar
% .(AP).--The Los Angeles An.
gels last night released Pitcher
Jack Harshman. 80, and sent
Pitchers Dean Chance, Frew
Newman and Bob Sprout; In
fielders Jim FregoSi and Dor
Ross, and Catcher Bob Rodgers
to Dallas Fort Worth.
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washington Baseball club-1ssl Spring Roster

PITCHERS = Pete Burnside,
Bennnie Daniels, Dick Donovan,
John Gabler, Rudy Hernandez,
I'd Hobaugh. Johnny Kllppstein,
Marty Kutyna. Hector Maestri.
Carl Matthias, Joe McClain, Ray
semproch, Dave sisler. Tom Stur-
diYant. Hal Woodeshiek.
CATCHEkS - Pete DALEY,
Dutch Dottefer. Gene Green.
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1. Prizes will be awarded on
the basis Of the most cor
rect opening game lineup.
In case Of a tie, selection
Of the winner and score
will be used to determine
the winner. In the event
of q further tie, winners
will be selected on the
basis Of the earliest post
mark.
5. All entries must be post
marked earlier than mid
night, Saturday, April /.
8. All entries become the
property Of The Star and
the decision Of the judges
is final.
Z. Winners will be an
nounced on the sport
: pages of The Star.
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NFIELDERS-Chester Bosk.
Harry Bright, Bob johnson, Billy
Klaus, Dale Long. Jim Mahoney,
Danny O'ConnelI. John Schaive,
r. G. Stevens, coot Veal. Bud
zipfel.
OUTFIELDERS - Joe Hicks.
Chuck Hinton, Marty Keough.
Jim King. Willie Tasby, Gene
Woooling.
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EARLIER.
RESULT S
Bowie

n
FIRST RAcg-Purse. $500; claim
IeaApnr Beet lCerIeI $50 eco 2.4a
Friendly lester tAIeIvof) $50 $40
Fairy Mantle &C. Boland) see
Elba, Sgt. Vince, st. Marks. Easter
Mardi. Luckily Yours, Kno-Knox. Time.
1:12ss-
SECOND. RACE - Purse, So 800:
slaining; 4-year-olds and up; fur.
Tse Shirt &C, Bsl.nsp $50 500 $50
Migh River tKFatxI s.4O ice
Uncle Jess nattsrulOl Ia.20
Ardstown, Miss Petticoats. Little
NJ MMare TuypesSs Ksntnsky sssS RSRAp sapHns H%t
DAILY DOUBLE (ll-s) S2s.sO
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; @ furlongs.
On The Lawn lW'mSI $3.50 1880 $40
Be satisfied lCqrlel $50 400
wise Ish marble n'n ss1IE SStsTlinEl s.. pda;0o pd;0o
BeauvallOn, Maron NJ, Time. LES.
FOURTH RACE = Purse, $500;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 8 fur
Wins Ag.in tcuImOne, SEQ a.se $50
Legal Gain Passmore) $40 3.aO
Cup O'Coffee &C. Boiand) 800
Miss Bluebell, Absinthe, True Bob,
kiperic, Toodie. Time. 1:l2h.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furiongs.
Singing Bush lChurehl 1.6O 4.SO SEQ
Yitrifled tWlIIiams) $50 4,8O
Miss Tradition (Chambers) $3.50
poise, Danstir, Herald Wind, Birthday
GIFT. Likely MisS Time. I:10J.
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Lucky Lineup Contest
Offers Dozen Prizes

First prize-S1S0. Second prize-$1OO. Next 10
winners-two tickets each to game between the new
senator's and old Senators (nOw Minnesota Twins)
Nav 26.
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CLINICAL PROOF was Blocked number sf times
In reute effort when finishing fourth
even weaker rivals here. M0NTEG0 BAY was second
and is the enc to beat. DAMOCLEs Is due fer im-
proveA< effort.
5. xApprentiee allowance claimed.
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JACK RENDER finished a fine fifth TO Bal Musetts
10 the Governors Gold CUP beaten little than
- lengths. RAIN DANCE raced well In New Orleans
and might prove troublesome. DUCK HILL Is much i'm
proved and Is contender here.
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POLLY VALE had the lead In the stretch only %
Isse hy IenEth by the fTst-time starter hsarsO
Gently Only slight Improvement should earn first
money here. WELL doom droBs bit and figures to
started
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RESULTS YEsrERnAK

Antonelll. HAWKINS l6ls ana ThomaSi
Home runs = Cleveland, billiard,
Francona. Los Angeles, Cerv. Bilko,
h'ioe'
SAN FR'cIsco SiiSS S0S SS SoSL4 Il Il :
Ellsworth and Taylor; Miller, O'Dell
a. Dayiault (sl and orsino. W
GiEciSEEr1 REEaiSsTE SSa Sss fGS ffO SsS-9 Sssi9
Lazy, Fox tel, Narleski (S) and
tSl. Brisss co. and Bailey, zimner-
Home runs-Detroit. Cash, Brown. Vn.
Cincinnati, Coleman, Post. Robinson.
LIS ANG'L's. .(Nl 303 30S I0x-1i Il /
caro-; Drysdale, Palmquist .(s) and
Roseboro. camilli. W-Drysdale! L.
Home run--LOs Angeles. snider.
hfEEns9FE sHEEP9FE 5Ss 55s 5Ss 1ds ss-,s sas- q
Bonikowskl i9l and NarsEOn. Henry
Home runsMBaltimore, Breeding,
Adair, Philley. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
McAvoy. Dobbek.
MILWAUKEE, 600 600 1901 .
CHICAGO 1Al 900 000 000--0 o
Burdette, SPAIN (5l and Crandall:
Score. shaw (7). staley (9) and Lol-
lar W--Spahn. L-Shaw.
KAN. CITY 600 0O1 O10 3-5 10
NEW YORK 900 1lO 600 o. 5 2
Nuxhall, Kunkel (6D. Keegan (Sl,
Baker t1O) and Pignatano: Ford, Staf-
ford t9( and Berra. W-Keegan. L.
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TODAY,S SPORTS
ON TELEVISJON
WRESTLING

Wrestling at Baltimore =
WTTG5, 1880 pm.
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second 70 PRO-BRANDY In his last start TFiESPfAN
lest q grannd when third in . recent route SPE.
cIAL CHICK Is due fer bis best effort sf the
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GuIfstreum
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse, S3.lOO. claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; a furlongs.
H9mona Rode (H'ndexl $50 4.sO /. 90
Carter (Knapp) 0.9O 3.i10
ROYAL GULL (SelIePs) 1d0
Roguish Knight. Stan Gray, Broken
step. Steel Prophet, Sportscaster, Gay
bush, Face Value, Gentle Zephyr.
Prince View. Time, :242s.
SECOND. RACE - Purse. $500:
Claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 0 fur
Chit Chat CCInoD 1900 Y,SO $50
Minee Pie tAnyOn) $40 7.R0
Pa Honey (6POoksO Sa0
Red Cent, Slamstown, Invalidate,
1oode Two Shoes. Anne-Louise, Gov.
ington II, French Accent, Benell, Noble
Hash: Time. l:l12s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $66.2O
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: hand.
leap; a,year,olds. and upi 1h miles.
Little slipper II tS'el 1I.30 5.2O 3ssO
Social History tBFOoks) $40 3.1il
Menspcny ri, y. Bandit Plesal -. .n,4.20
ii. Phllslan. Time. g:U6.
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IHE ,DRAkLk q HEhtIy Faeed colt but ven
here bat & sharp and nt swADDLE win be ranGnE
chance. HUNTERS ROCK finished sixth in the Gold
Gus ana 10 . highly REGARDED 3.year-Od.
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BEST BET-JACK BENDER

Mrs. Barney Kein-John Tammaro entry.
REBEL FIRE closed with q rush when thIFd re-
Gently and might surprise at sEable edds with Jockey
FRED kfatE aboard REDBOW plenty Of speed
Sna VII be tsuEh to catch. Phil LIPPY e making
season In New Jersey and Delaware.
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TlFrg .EAcEE...: ss,ooo .lsiniur tssSOO,i Swear

Ids SCHOLAR impressive victor I'm his last
and Is placed in a spot 10 win another PlPPN RUN
steps bit after FeEistrinE for $500 SWISS LISA
beat weaker In her recent triumph.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT BOWIE
selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 1880 PM.

FIRST RACE - Parse. xa.500: claiming (S3.SO8l; :;
maiden 3-year-od filIies; furlOnSs.
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DAILY DOUBLE (1l-s) s2s.SG
Aoueduct'
BY the Associated PRE-

By the Associated Press
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claim.
ing; maiden 3-year-olds and up: 2
furlongs.
sure win tRqansl see $50 s.ee
Stevens Eileen tYotherl S.OS
c Silver Bath. d Up The Flue. Nymphe' )
Pennsylvania Farm-Jensen entry
d Barrone-Kehoe entry.
SECOND RACE u Purse. $500;
FranEHIa Yother) 3g.sS o. 80 = I; go
Oui Madame (BOulmetiS) 800 1.SN
Golden Haze tETrieo) 1859
Dorothy Buck. Blooming Fleet. Prin-
cess Eagra, Silver Flute, Chisette. Ro-
man Cookie, April Fiirt. Time, :193s.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S145.5O
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; maid
en- 3-year -olds and up; / mile.
Ipswich lWOOdhousel 1850 SEQ 500
Door Of Hone lB'lmetis) $50 9S0
Land Grant (Gustines) 2,30
Mighty Caesar, REGARDS to Mabel,
Hibernate. Time. 1:3gb.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, S3,7OO,
claiming; maiden 2-year-olds; fur.
Fine stroke Piercs) 6.IO 3.IO aaO
EFrard Miss (AFcarO) 500 g.SG
Lucky Mercer (WoOdhOuSel 3,3(
Our Son Don, Beth Page, Melody
Hill. Dunk Moon. Time, 1:009s.
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THIRD KACE-Fur.. ss,OOO, claiming uS,Ooo)l 5

an l. Haymaker-AProcupio entry.
LOUIS A. H, Is the alse eligible lIst bat las the
never started but has been training wen fer Bernie
Bend TOT DRUM Is better than his last start In the
mud and might upset.
FOURTH RAcE-Pur.s, sa.ssOs slalnInE 0:.s0Ol, q
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sHIcAS2 A2.,sa sE 9o 9Io 099 o99 Sd9 Sd9-7 Il
EllSyorth and Taylor; Miller. opel
Ellsworth. L-O,pell
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should rally 10 whip this weak field sMnER inIshed
third I'm his last and lOsks like the principal rival
IRISH CHEER ran crsditabis third IN his Seasonal
b0w.
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ar. Gian-F. Tosch-E. Ber1a entry
BIZ. w. Hooper entry.
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G;dehnes

EVERVBoDV KNOWS what
Thomas Edison invented -
the phonograph, the incandes-
cent bulb and more than a
thousand other devices. But
do you know what WhitcOn,b
L. JudsOn invented? Surpris.
ingly, it's gadget you use
every day. Leslie Leber tells
you what it is on Page IL.
EDIsoN was probably thinking
of memorable adventure of
his own when he gave the
advice (see left), Hustle
while you wait" In 1862, Is
year-old Tom was selling news
papers on the Grand Trunk
Railroad from Detroit to Port
Huron, when news of the
Battle of Shiloh came in.
In exchange for free maya.
zines, young Edison got the
Detroit telegraph operator to
wire a bulletin of the battle
ahead to all stops. Then he
stocked up with 1000 papers
for the run. Every station was
crowded with people eager for
the news. Raising hisprice from
nickel to a dime, Edison made
a handsome profit - which he
spent for lab equipment.
MORE history crops up in
two other stories in today's
issue. On Page 20, Clifton
EGdimGn presents Memories
OF A Civil War Bride"
AND RUSSIA teaches Ameri-
can history with a Soviet twist
- as shown by a test brought
back from Moscow by JhGE
and June Robbins page l4).
We'd never heard of the Union
general the Russians claim was
a follower of Karl Marx. A
little homework revealed that
Cerman-born Joseph Weyde-
meyer was indeed an admirer
Of Marx. But the Russians had
upped him a grade. He was
actually only a colonel.
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This peekend Thomas AIca
Edison takes his place in the
celebrated Hall of Fame at Neso
York University. Belos0 are some
of the cords BY s0hich this dis
tincticeiy american grHins tired::
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New To% New o* This w.A h" "r S" ! % Pan % c
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THIS WEEK Mooori"e / June 4. 1851
Evening star., 1961-02-19

some very sincere efforts to change it.
n. Whot's oil EIse faghsing abOWE? You
constantly argue and accuse each other.
Who started it? Whose fault is it? You
both blame the other The husband is
embittered, but he is not now considering
break. The wife, on the other hand, feels
she has had about enough. There's no time
to lose; agree to bury the hatchet and make
a really fresh start.
I. Are things FsalIY this bad? Perhaps
you've answered the questions Immediately
after a quarrel. Maybe you're both exag.
gerating - if so, you should try the ques-
tions again. If your answers were accurate,
then you are like two convicts shackled
together. You agree on one point only: 1t
can't 60 on! There must be external con-
siderations perhaps children - that
keep you from making break. But you
are running each others life. Be sensible;
your inner peace is worth something, and
if there is really no love left, why delay?
Out of the remnants of marriage you may
salvage some friendship. The End
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Oh, my I2gA
achingEM
back! ~

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restless nights and miserable tired-Out
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mild diuretic action tending to increase
output of the Is mikes of kidney tubes
Enjoy n good nights sleep and the
same happy relief millions have for over
so years. BE sure to get the large. eeOn-
omy size Doan's Pills and Rave money.
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characters "a little too strong for your
own good Neither of you wants to give in
an inch. The ship has ridden out the squalls
so far - but you'd better beware of real
hurricane.
r. Something is wrong here: Are you
sure you were honest with your answers?
If you were, there's trouble in the house -
and the husband is unaware of it. For some
time now, sir, your wife has been collecting
a list of grievances. There've been storm
warnings, but you've ignored them. Better
give her a chance to complain openly
before it's too late.
Q. Better NuIk things over: II may be
difficult, but if you, madame, are convinced
that you cannot live without him there's
no real need to worry. You lack mutual
understanding, and you, sir, though you
don't say so openly, are pretty fed up. Is it
basic difference in your characters? Is it
some old wound that didn't heal? Or is it
something that's happened recently that
you don't want to discuss? You can salvage
your marriage. but only il you both make
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in the segregaionst country
YUGosLAv PRESIDENT JOsip Tito embarked o a
goodwill than month West African countries
terminating with private visit to the United Arab Republic The
political and ties
Yugosava which include
Togo Liberia Guinea, Morocco Tunsia and the VAR
FOURTEEN AFRICAN presented resolution to
the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (HEc) meet
with responsibilities in Africa The action is in line with the Aro-
plan adopted for UN action in the Congo.
THE TWO MAIN political groups in zanzbar-the Zanzibar
Party
government
manship Secretary. government
proposed by Morning pol
itcal deadlock after the recent general elections
SOUTHERN cANIERooNs join French speaking
Republic while Northern CameroOns voted to
Votes the two British administered plebiscies
by decide
territories the basis Of the final results.
IVORY COAST PRESIDENT HouphOuet BOigny said that
Community cooperation
great understanding posi-
ton President Charles de Gaue The
sign strengthening oosening
with HOuphOuet BOgny added I'VE they will
strengthened"
THE GOVERNMENT Upper a goodwill mission to
Antoine Commissioner General
headed the mission
FORMER elected President
Republic Lbreve by 95 Of the electorate
the candidate The 81 deputies election single
gained of practically all the electorate
KING MOHANMED Of Morocco told visiting Mali Interior
Minister Madeira that Morocco Republic
Mali all the aid needs visited Morocco
delegation cultural technical
Government.
SOVIET CHEF Leond Brezhnev spent weex-ong
fetal visit in the Republic of Guinea President Toue
Conay the thanks the people gov
eminent for the gigantic economic financial technical and cultural
contribution which they received further
ruling Democratic party
Gunean state not the organic proongaon
longs financial military " he declared that
have chosen between the socialist
colonialism"
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GIoboI Shorts
, CULTURES EXIST IN TROPICAL AFRICA

EXIST IN TROPICAL AFRICA
Bloomington his volume Tropical AZ
T
University that subsahara Africa there
that do things recognzaby different from
entirely their devng entirely Of their want
ing" They occupy the
largest
underdeveoped in the world"
UNREST MOZAMBIQUE
Africa (ANP-Like unrest Angola following
incident indicated
territory Mozambique following
the hang of the liner by Portuguese rebels opposed
Premier Antonio Oliveira Salazer.
GHANA OFFERS TO TAKE OVER FIVE GOLD PITS
ANP)The Ghana that
making offer take of the
country pointed
an effort to natonaize the mines
FOREIGN DEPUTIES RESIGN IN CHAD
Chad Republic CAMP foreign
members whom French posts
the Chad Parliament Assembly
granting Chad nationality Gabriel Lsette
African politics. politics
of his Emergencies with President Tombalbaye.
NO MORE LABOR AID FOR SOUTH AFRICAN MINES
johannesburg (ANPAccong to reports Tanganya gov
eminent has notified the Witatersrand Native Labor Association
which supplies African labor Union gold recruiting
through Tya labor exchange South Tangana
with the next six months
PENSIONS FOR DIVORCED WOMEN
Cairo (ANP-social Affairs Minister
mitted bill to the National Assembly pensions
orced He said that under the working
single would be required to cent Of their salaries into
fund handled by divorce insurance bank"
ZANZIBAR STILL GOVERNMENT DEADLOCK
Dar-Essalaam (ANP)-Despite the tmelim by
Resident George Mooring
st unable government enjoying Legislative
jorty parties Srazs
requested
time to deliberate Should they fail to reach the Resident
appoint caretaer premier to until election
be held in six months
CAMPAIGN AGAINST NUDITY
(ANP)-Ghana decided
and other undesirable practices Mahama
Commissioner announced He said such practices lip peraon
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

GRANDFOLKS PRIVILEGE
Parents on the job must stay
With their little girls and boys
Grandfollxs though may go away
When they cannot stand the
noise.
Parents have to answer mo"
When some treat they must
deny,
Grandfolks to the store can go
And the wanted pleasure buy.
Parents must the doctor heed.
Often that's a grievous task.
Grandfolks seldom see the need
OF refusing what they ask.
Grandfollxs take the easier way.
Rather than to hear them cry.
Parents on the job must stay
When disturbances begin.
Whether it be night or day
They're obliged to stand the din
But whenever little spats
Angrily the children start
Grandfolks get their coats and
hats
And Immediately depart.
Edgar A. Guest
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GRANDPARENTS!

When you think of your Grand
parents what do you remember
most about them? I asked several
adults this question, then a few
teenagers and a few days ago
asked some children who are be-
tween ten and IL years old.
To show how "age" mellows
our opinions I will tell you first
what the youngest ones told me.
There were five children playing in
a group and after I had watched
them playing for a while I asked
girl, about ten years old how
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she liked having her grandmother
''baby-sitting" while her parents
were at work.
Her face Lit up and she talked
so fast it was hard for me to I'M
derstand her. She was 50 happy
having her grandmother live with
them, she said, "oh, we have Sun
day dinner every day now since
Grandmother is here and we have
bath every day and we wear all
clean clothes every day! "She con-
tinued," just smell me and see how
sweet 1 smell I had a bubble bath
this morning and Grandma made
the water smell like this. And my
hair, oh Grandma brushes and
brushes it and she puts a ribbon
on it like the other girls wear"
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tribal markings incompatible spirit Ghana
BUGANDA LEGISLATIVE ELECTIONS CONFIRMED
Rampaa Uganda CAMP
polling for the Legislative Council elections would be held Buganda
on March "a continuing the ng match between the
and the Kabala Government
CHANGES SUDAN CABINET
Khartoum (ANP)-sudanese Abound
replaced Ministry Local
Government appointed Minister It. Gen
Maxbou FL Amin Hal his
taken the Ministry Mama
director of the Agricultural Bank appointed Minister
ture
CATHOLIC GROUP OFFERS PRIZE PROMOTE PEACE IN
AFRICA
has announced will $25
the most
democratic institutions Acas
BOAT INTENDED FOR GOES
Milwaukee (ANP)Because trip by
Russian Premier Nta Khrshcev will soon be plying the ella
Ethiopia 1t revealed that the poped craft
chased by the West s Wis., United Presbyterian church
Presbyterian mission in Ethiopia.
MOST POWERFUL AFRICAN RADIO TRANSNnTTER GOES INTO
SERVICE
Abdjan NP)-The powerful African radio tranntter has
began the experimental waveength
ocycs acquant surrounding
Ivory regularly heard from Lbya to the
Canary Islands and throughout Europe the US
The equipment highly upodate and been delivered
to Radio Monte
GHANAS BLACK STAR GROUP TO TOUR EUROPE
Accra (ANP-A representative group
will be touring according Djan
and West Germany Russia possibly Kingdom
said that
AFRICAN-TTAIIAN CONFERENCE SLATED MARCH
Rome ANP)-Seedng for the first establish
with the African nations
here March The conference
Relations with Africa will be attended by eight African countries
CameroOns Republic Congo (Brazzave) Gabon
Ivory Coast, Niger, Tchad and Togoland
TsHoMBE WARNS OF WAR AGAINST U.N.
Esabethvle Katanga (ANP)
warned the United Nations
replace their Belgian tecncans
regime
NEHRU FEARS TROUBLE IN CONGO UNLESS IMMEDIATE
ACTION TAKEN
New Delhi (ANP)-Prme
warned that there would be argescae conflict and boodhed
the situation right Addressing public
meeting Juunder Nehru said the
difficult suppress
while the disputes
said Africa is rising and there especially
fast developing.
EASTERN NIGERIA PREMIER CALLS FOR AFRICA MARSHALL
PLAN
Enugu, Nigeria (NNP)-An appeal by a top
Ngean official for United
Africa something similar the placed
its feet after the second World War
said that while
the situation improved
Cinderella continent"
THREE AFRICANS RECEIVE JOBS IN SOUTH AFRICA
FORMERLY HELD BY WHITES
johannesburg (ANP-Three appointed
place of three white assistant Mofoo
johannesburg Martin manager
Affairs Department johannesburg Municipality
said the appointments experiment
being referred to Banu
superntendents.
NINE AFRICANS APPOINTED DISTRICT OFFICERS IN
KENYA
Narobi NP)-Nne Africans have been appointed as District
Officers the Administration appointments
meeting Appointments the
Colony, also include four localy-en Europeans
5000 AMERICAN NEGROES PAUSE TO PAY RESPECT TO
LUMUNIBA
Washington (ANP-The Negroes attending the mass meet
ing Negro American stand
three minutes silent for the death Pae