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Evening star., 1961-02-14
'Finuncier' Seized
In Theft of Bonds
OF Butistu Man

NEW YORK. Feb. il (AP) .
Herman w. Brann, self
described international finan-
cier. was arrested yesterday in
connection with transportation
Of more than $1,000 in stolen
securities from Miami. Fla, TO
Geneva, Switzerland.
A complaint authorized by
United States Attorney E. Cole
man Maddsen Of Miami said
the stock was stolen December
2 from the home Of Anselmo l..
ALLEGRO. Cuban Senate Presi-
dent under former President
Fulgencio Batista.
Brann. 43. Of Chicago, was
arrested by FBT agents as he
arrived from Switzerland
aboard the steamship Ivernia.
He was arraigned before United
States Commissioner Earle N.
Bishopp and released on his
own recognizance pending a
hearing February 20.
The complaint, filed January
26. charged that on December
9 Brann. along with Henry
Schiff Of New York and Miami,
and Henry Bertrand Leitmann
Of Hampstead Farms, Spring
Valley. N. Y, conspired to
transport the securities from
Miami to Geneva. There Is q
high dollar exchange there.
Harvey @. Foster, chief agent
Of the FBI office here, said
Alfred %. Laurence Of Surfside,
Fla. also Is charged In the
case and presently is free under
$4,000 bond. ap
As yet. no one has. been
charged with stealing the se-
curities. Mr.. Foster said. e
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Goldberg Tokes 2 Steps
ToCounter Job Problem

ference tomorrow about the
problem Of dealing with un-
employment. The cabinet off,
Ger declined to 60 into detail
on this.
The Republican criticism was
In the form of an unsigned
article in Battle Line, q publi-
cation Of the q. o. P. National
Committee. The article claimed
Mr.. Goldberg's swing through
Illinois, Indiana. Ohio. Mich
igan and Pennsylvania was
politically inspired and that he
raised false hopes by telling
johless workers II pledge you
that we will find you q job"
Republicans Invited
A Labor Department Spokes-
man said Republican Senators
Of the States visited were in
vited to attend the meetings
and that Representative Fulton,
Pittsburgh Republican, was
present and spoke at both the
Pittsburgh meetings.
Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield dismissed the criti-
cisms as''par for the course Of
Battle Line"
Mr.. Goldberg's future timer
ary has not yet been set. But,
he said he soon win go to the
South and West and win visit
such areas as West Virginia. S
economically blighted coal
fields. the Mesabi iron range
in Minnesota and the harassed
industrial cities Of Massachu-
sets.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Cuba Is Silent
On Reports Of
Rebel Landing

HAVANA, Feb. II (AP).-
The government kept Q tight
Tipped silence today on reports
that Q large anti Castro force
landed on Cuba's northeast
coast and opened q second front
In Oriente Province.
Authorities also refused to
comment on rumors sweeping
Havana that q battalion Of
Fidel Castro's militiamen de.
fected during fighting in the
Escambray Mountains and went
over to the rebel side.
Attempts to shed some light
on the military situation were
slnothered by an official news
blackout. The Armed Forces
Ministry met all queries with
the terse reply. 1--WE do lot
have any information"
Travellers from Oriente Prov.
ince and Havana sources close
to the anti-Castro underground
insisted that UP to 1000 men
landed recently at Baracoa or
near Moa Bay on Cuba's NORTH
east coast.
Other informants, quoting rel
atives Of Cuban exiles, say some
Of these refugees are operating
in Sierra CriStal in the Oriente
range about so miles north Of
the provincial capital. Santiago.
This is where Fidel's brother,
Raul Castro. opened the second
front against ex-President Ful.
gencio Batista.
Sierra Cristal is about rs
miles from Baracoa, which
would give the invaders q for
midabie march to reach Q new
insurgent front. II one exists.
One Of the rebels main goals
has been to open Q second front
IN Orlente 70 relieve pressure
on the insurgents in the Es-
cambrays.
It was reliably reported that
more than $4,000 militamen are
tightening their squeeze on the
Escambray insurgents. Insur-
rectionists, with their supply
lines cut off. apparently are
being forced to come down
from their mountain strong
holds to seek provisions and
there are occasional reports Of
clashes. with the anti Castro
forces usually reported losing.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Democrnf Club
Elects le6 o fFicers

MRS. Rita Davidson. member
lof the Montgomery County
Board Of Appeals. win serve as
president Of the Kensington-
Wheaton Democratic Club for
the coming year.
Other officers recently elected
are Eugene r. Peters. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Zelda Zeldin. rec
ording secfetarys Mrs. Marge
Stanley, corresponding secre-
itary. and Edward 8. Shapiro.
treasurer.
X
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Sub Commissioned

VALLEJO, Calf, Feb. "A
(AP).-The nuciear powered
USS Theodore Roosevelt was
commissioned yesterday at
Mare Island Navy Yard. The
Nations fourth Polaris missile
submarine is the first Of its
type to be built on the Pacific
Coast. It is armed with l6
Polaris missile tubes.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
BOX SALE OF SHIRTS

S27-$S.sS White BrosdeIoth Shirts Our fomous "l4oe"
ond "l4l qualities Reouior color sonforzed French or
button cuffs. Sizes l4h to l7h; 81 to 50 sleeves
S4.z5 each; 8 fer $3.50
64s$5.sS Kenwood" White oxfoEd Button- Down Shirts
Very oneweono shirts with snorty shoped COLOR
Button cuffs. IA to l7h; 81 to SO sleeves
S4.25 each; 8 for Sl250
56s-$6.50 Blue Kentwoed" Butfen- celiaT Shirts
Yom-dyed blue oxford with famous "Kentwood" button
down COLOR Button cuffs. Ia to l7h. 81 to SO sleeves
4.65 eeeh; for $3.50
297-$595 White Dstisse Modvos Shirts Cool imported
cotton botiste Reouor eoo Button cuffs
Most sizes l4h to l7h; 81 to 36 sleeves.
S4.2S each; 3 for $3.50
Evening star., 1961-02-14
FURTHER REDUCTIONS!
For the Final Days Of ollr
Clcaranc,ye Sale
MEMS FINE SUITS

4S$ss Deeon end Wesd Lshtwsishs csbsrdinss Sutobe
for Spring Solid shodes Of ooy olive and Pieoed
peotess trousers Reelors shorts. longs, ero onesS7z50
$3.50 Suits Hard finished woeds shodes Of oroy blue
brown Shons and henobones Good selection reouiors
shorts, longs and etro S74S0
s7-$SS Suits. Very fine imported worseds Noy blue ooy
hernebOnes olive and glen pcds Re1uIor shorts longs
sItro ionos $3.50
4$lS Lsbow imported WeEsted Suis Blues olive
Also ottroctye hernsbone patterns Ample size ronoe reouor
---
4T$IlS Nsrmsn Hilton Nsturs shosIssr Suits Imported Scot
sh ~eeds, woeds and solid shode wipeods Reouo shorts
- - - - s--- ------ %
43-$l3S Chester Barrie Msdsn-Enssnd Suits Distinctive
ported tweeds in ooy and brown pd stripes and soft
pottens Good selection Reouo shorts longs so
$3.50 Chester Bsrrs Suits. superb auoy
SII4.50
7-$l2S DAvsazs Nsturs Shoulder Suits Peoess trousers
Rich olive shodes Reouors 4o A. A, a. shorts 4o longs
In.--.---------
ss$izS DAvenze Suits Mode il ItoI Neot potens
and blue grounds and olive pods oroy and
tooth checks Good size ronee regGor shorts so
$l6S Chester Barrie SuSs Hondsome
ehevos Medium eroy and medium. ton Reouhos, 40, Al;
few Of very finest h0nd-toiloFed suits broken
lots =. GREATLY REDUCED.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS

47-$7S0 end $ssS BFosdeoh Shirts Solids stripes Reouor
weight ond lightweight Broken sizes
t26-$6S0 White BoedOh Shirs Reouor point
eolo Button cuffs l4h-4: l54 S; l5h-3, 6; 1853 s;
leh-s. 5. 6; l7-3 -----------s------S4o5
10S-$750 Patterned Shirts. Buton-down Meodowbook wills
reouor color solid color and striped broodeos Broken
l4h TO l6h ---------------- "a Qs
Evening star., 1961-02-14
FINE NEcKWEAR

3S7$3So end 81 Silk Nseies Tussoh silk stripes Ens
fouords ell-oyer prints. polko dots liberty
l35-$250 SIX Bew Ties. Tostefu epp strpino ~
l63$S SILK Neekss Luxurious imported silks from swzerq
ond tok Meet wovens prints ond stripes 81 q
s7-$6.50 20 $40 Neckes Our finest quoy ties ncIud
sunptuous woven silks grenadines, picoes and others H
Evening star., 1961-02-14

1Se$S9S TFudieneI Cellar Shirts Oxfords and
modroses Styled for the college Smory
cut COLOR with the right rolf inverted book peot ond at
the boek Solid eoors and neat pnos IA III sleeve lengths
81 to IS - SASS
32-$sss Bentley" White 2x2 Broadeoth Shifts imported
z-p yarns French cuffs Sizes l4h to 7h 81 to SO sleeve
1!s-$lSSs DSJ Anderson Sstn Striped Shirts Beautiful quoy
mode with removable buttons for evening dress French
cuffs Size: l4h to 7h sleeve lengths 81 to 36-----S995
L$IoSS Ashley Qusity English White Brosdefoth Shirts.
Suptous sken ue Single needle toored Somerset Guild
French cuffs Az to l7h; 81 to 36 sleeves ------S795
DGJ Andersen Shirts British strpno and panel
7z-$i6sS Sea sand BrosdeOh Shirts Woven Greet Brion
Seid blues tons French cuffs l45, 4; l4hs 1876
64$lssS Sec Isnd Button Oxford Shirts Finest quality
oStord woven In ereot Brton. l42 3, l4h-5; l53 s.
l5h, g. 1863, 6; l6h-2; It's, s. 6; l7H-3 A. S. 1885
Evening star., 1961-02-14
SPORTS JACKETS AND SLAcKS
Second Floor

l4$S9S0 w. FEesmsn ShegsRd SpoFs JGekes Mulcolored
t~eeds In noturo shoulder styling Flop pockets Center vent
RsoulOn. s6. s7 SO. 3d. 90 a. longs 81. ss 80. 40
I6-$6sSo $72S0 MoIeslns KssneA apsss FsbGe Spcs
Jaelea Neot patterns cne eheeEs Modified shoulders Poteh
pockets Reoulnrs 37s &c. 80, 20; longs 49, 40 so
SIS Ner@on Hiton Solid ceieV BIassss Resuos 81 ss
eno. n -L- :: ~ a. -4c.a $3.50
Pottes on ooy ond brown grounds Re0uors only 57 5 80
~ a. eos = c.,.-,- 1890
fobres Distinctive potens pIod and checks Modified
shoulders poch pockets Reoulos shorts so
brown end olive, Resuors shorts. longs
IS-$1S Imported Worstsd FlsnnsI saeks Groys brown olive
s6$32So LsbOw DsersM end Wotsd Lshwsshs Gsbsrdins
sseks ioeo weight for Spring. Solid shades browns now
Not oil sizes In oil eoIors- SD oS
Evening star., 1961-02-14
FINE HATS 6 SHOES

s7-S11ss to $zsSs Ersneh Skinner shee. Yeo round styles
$2ssS Frsneh Skinner sumsT Shoes Assorted
models e.t not olI sizes r every style end SASS
Block. green dork brown, light brown. 6B 7h-SI295
sS-$16.s0 Spo"s HosS. Small brm Tyoeon hots Seroteh
finish Groy brown green. Broken nsxes-------Soo5 So o5
$3.50 SMsp Bm Hsts. Fine quality obbt fur Medium oroy
ond Corkle green 6B to Sl20S
l3S-$z5 BOsver Blend hsts. Snop bns oroy
green. 6B to GIT OK
Evening star., 1961-02-14
SUMMER SUITS

There Is sizobe group Of SUITS coed from the
previous seoson which wish to ceor quickly possible
All the most popular tobres represented including ohtest
weight docon and woed rich silks oil wool tropcols Nuturoy
incomplete but there Is good ronos
overol and prices DRASTIcALLY REDUCED FOR QUICK
CLEARANCE!
Evening star., 1961-02-14
FOUND

CAR KEYS. vic. Of Washington- Lee
shopping center. on pershing drive.
DOG. large, all white, resembles. .
Owner call, RE. 6.0052.
DOG, cocker, reddish brown. male; vic.
Beech and Western aVes. NV. WO.
6-398O.
SILVER PIN, vie. oath and Eye SITS.
NV. Call DU. l-2421 bet. 10 and s.
WHIST WATCH. Woman's. vic. wis.
and Western ave. VIII. 2-6677.
Evening star., 1961-02-14
oUTERcoATS


lS-$9S Msleom Kenneth Imported FsbEe ousseoa Lloht-
weight weed in brown ods and checks Reouors 80 40
longs: go. 80. 40. Al, AZ. $50
ceent for troveI Wrinkle esont Neuo shode Reouors 37
=; short 81; onos. 5s4o 4l-,----=----- $3.50
oobcrdne Of so wool ond 2oS long stope Voter and
wind repelent RoOmy English line: Rsguor se &c. 40 -
Also BuheFU 0usreoa coioru imported ds Rooon
sleeves Bel color Reouors. shorts SlOS5O
7-$l3S Chester BeMs Medium Weshf ouoE-
Neot o ond brown pod Rooon sleeves sIosh pockets
Regulars. SO, &c. 4o A. a.; Short 4o--------SoS5 so
$3.50 Rodex osteEeOGss Tooed England Scottish
Soxones Olive ond checks and pIod Reouo 36 81 49,
isis Deub: sssss:d Sri. sGot Wam ou5reoS Rn.e
length Toupe hede reouors 3d. 4o AZ longs &c. AZ Block
shode. regular, AZ; long, 4o $3.50
Evening star., 1961-02-14

1877 Syex Sea Isund Cotton Hose Our famous long weons 6s
rib hosiery Block, navy brown oroy loh to l3
$3.50 ARkIets,------now Sl.25
SITS Fun Length Hose 81 .35
IS3-$S "coURtsn Mere AakIst Luxurious blend Of 5o
veuno 2o Apoeo 3o90 Non Spring shodes eome end brown
4s-$2zSo "HsHs" Vests Classic Tottersols smo neot
checks son books Worm ond decorative 40 to 44--Sl395
-$5 WoO Jersey Vests Hendsome houndstoot checks Block
brown block k-oIive. 4o-44. half PRIcE-------S750 so
ISIS Heller Vests Pure silk and silk 6 WOOL Goy 40 and ~
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
GOOD FUTURE
PREDICTED FOR
TRAINED NEGROES

Seguin, TeXas-Delegates from
l25 Texas NAACP youth and COL
lege units were told this week that
Negro youth with good foundations
in English, mathematics and sci
ence have a bright future
Herbert L. Wright. national MA
ACP youth secretary. said that
employment and educational OPP
portunities, never thought possible
before. are now available to able
Negro youth
He cited numerous jobs in sci
ence and technology and liberal
arts, which "have gone begging
in recent months because of a
lack Of trained personnel to fill
them.
1--WE must create within the Ne
gro community a sense of urgency
towards education and its import
ance to future work success" Mr.
Wright said.
He addressed the Associations
Texas youth state conference held
Nov. 1912.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
ALABAMA OUTLAWS
BUS BIAS

Atlanta = A Federal judge in
Alabama issued a court decree
outlawing segregated buses and
terminals in his district.
The court action in Alabama
came as Mississippi and Georgia
police arrested Negroes who enter
ed white waiting rooms or sought
service in restaurants previously
used by white passengers at bus
terminals.
Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. is
sued an order in Montgomery pro-
hibiting Alabama authorities from
enforcing traditional racial bar
riers. His order was the result of
bloody race riots involving Free
dom Riders in Montgomery last
May. 1t conceded with an ICC rul-
ing outlawing segregation practices
on buses and in terminals over
the Nation.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
Is Mr.. GoIdwafeHr lnfoarl111eed5?!'

Mr. Hanner during his campaign for mayor
himself on Goldwater by saying that Mr. was
formed about the communist conspiracy When Mr. GoidVafeT says
that he doesn't very much about John Brce pu
expressed his approval the Phoenix B. ~
in his opinion is harmful and is not 70 Robert
WEIGH must he possibly be ulniored ABOUT @ ~
phoenix j B organization is common knowledge among ue
b nene that the John have worked persStenV TO o
credit the National Of Churches and to encourage loc
churches Of various denominations to Withdraw from ne Coun
formed? difficult believe that he is nfonled Jus. 4
ff to believe when reads the ecltous letter wnn ne @
dressed ear Harry" Harry Everngha EdHor OF Dy
Free does not know some OF tne QUIET
WIZ THE PEOPLE besides demonstration for him at tne chicago
Convention. ~a s4 ~ 81 ..ss. tU..Les. j.. ;
IN the matter of close affiation the Phoenix j. Society
Founder Robert Wech when Judge Phepes INTRO
duced Robert Weh the guest OF Arzonans For 20
cd hall in he Thunderbird Room Westward Ho There was
no istakg the abect alaiO paid BY the audence to Robert
t REGARDING the mesnerzed alteration o the audience for their
1d Know that if Mr. Godwater seriously wanted to know the
facts the Phoenix John Birch Society ne cou iu @
easily and quickly If he is uniformed, why?
~ w. A. ROBINSON
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30

Those ARIZONA SUN readers who read the PHOENIX GAZET
of Saturday Nov Is and John Hudsons Weekend Roundup
felt the frustrated ueasneSS that mpeed the per
passed the clipping of Hdsons cartoon pictures
take the Gazette would not have seen other
wise.
We fought running battle for several years with various or
ganaons trying convince of the really unprecedented people
who producing ministries ito for good
that they seriously hurting the Negro cause by these
donS These included other organizations Sunday schools
public elementary school in South Phoenix hospital club for
the handicapped and the local lodge of national fraternity They
fun and meant no harm or oense any one Most OF them
finally agreed when pointed out the HARM that had
side of the they had before realized that
minstrel extended to alive the traditional Stere0peS OF Negroes
that are largely responsible the discrimination against Negroes
employment public accommodations housing, and in all the
areas Of living as decent American citizens
At minstrel produced by Sunday School teens raising money
for much desired audosua equipment the bacace dark
Mgged male actors scratched themselves implying Investment
threatened each other with huge minstrel razos down the floor
each other lied the police
ed Enthusiastically talked dary language and displayed all the Sereo
types Of Negro behavior The female actors implied ster
eotypes jokes about Negro stupidity aness ickey
unness of Negro wives and just plain slavery types The songs
carried themes plus highly emotional religious behavior
by eving dary preachers The whole effort resulted in teaching
people laugh at other people merely because they were
different ehn magnyng physical differences and Great
the assumption that cultural differences growing out deprived
opportunities discrimination and dire poverty
racial traits This what John Hudson refers to as the good
old shows One has to be carefully taught to feel
this way the vicious offensive traditional minstrel show Let
us hope will his job daily paper to
courage the revival of these highly harmful appeals to racial pre-
judice
The Gazette was appealed to over again discontinue
the abones cartoon but finally dropped after con-
tending that there nothing harmful about the cartoon that was
lust good old Negro philosophy and they were gong 70 keep
willing than the Republic to Neero news ana pictures
the Republic they hurting fight for equal opportunity
by these dang steropes, do not know unless we drop our
w A. ROBINSON
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
NAACP SALUTES
Mr.. WILKINS

| Columbia, S.. C.-The Sout h
Carolina Conference of NAACP
branches reported 1000 additional
members this week, part of a con-
certed Southeast regional drive to
honor Executive Secretary Roy
wilkins 80 years of service with
the Association.
The campaign, which is being
conducted nationally, will culmi-
nate in a dinner in New York on
New Years Day at which time
Mr.. Wilkins will be honored. The
Associations regular annual meet
ing will be held the following day.
Heading the dinner committee is
Mrs. Jessie Vann of Pittsburgh, a
member of the NAACP Board of
Directors.
Rev. l. DeQuincey Newman, the
Associations South Carolina field
secretary, said that, as a result
OF the campaign, new branches
have been organized in Aiken, Dill
Ion, Kingstree, Mullins and Saluda
Other South Carolina branches
participating in the wilkins salute
include Rock Hill. Anderson, Dar-
lington, Oconee County and Orange
burg.
Robert w. Saunders, Florida
,NAACP field secretary, reports
that special membership drives
are under way in Tampa, Daytona
Beach, st. Petersburg, Fort Laud-.
erdale Jacksonville and Volusia
County
Additional branches in the south
east region participating in the
30th anniversary salute include
Prentiss, Miss: Cabarrus County,
Tarboro. Warsaw and Wilmington,
North Carolina.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
Rites Held For
Cecil A. Ivory

Rock Hill, S. C.-Rev Cecil A..
Ivory, militant president of the
NAACP branch. often seen picket
ing from his wheelchair. died after
a lengthy illness. He was al.
Funeral services were held for
him on Nov. Ia.
The deceased last came to ma
tional attention when he served as
spokesman for eight Negro stu
dent demonstrators who staged a
hunger strike last February in the
Jail.
The students, along with three
others, had been arrested and jail
ed on conviction of trespassing at
local lunch counters reserved for
whites.
Mr.. Ivory, though confined to a
wheelchair throughout most of his
adult life, was arrested several
times in the last two years OIL
charges of seeking lunch counter
service. He was often seen picket
ing on the main streets. from his
wheelchair.
He was named pastor of the Her
mon Presbyterian Church in 1948
where he served for the past 13
years, until his death. Mr.. Ivory
led the successful bus boycott while
serving in this capacity.
Commenting on his passing, The
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
SUPPORT
N A A { P

Evening Herald, local daily news
paper, said; who came to know
him well learned to respect him. :.
He was dedicated to the i'm
provement of the lot OF the Negro.
He went about his work with quiet
dignity and deep conviction. He
believed passionately that the cause
was decent and just and right"
He is survived by his wife, the
former Emily Richardson of Char
lctte, N. c., and three children,
Cecil, Jr.. Titus and Darnell.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30

New York = Attorneys for form
er baseball star Roy Campanella
and his eStranged wife, Ruthe,
avoided an open courtroom airing
of their marital problems recently
in Mineola Supreme Court, as they
agreed to granting Roy custody
rights to the couples three chill
dren every other weekend.
OBTAINED WRIT
Campy's attorney, former Judge
Harry Stackell. said that since
the 'Carnpanellas have been main
tanning separate residences in re-
cent months, Campy had obtained
writ of habeas corpus TO allow
him not only visitation rights, but
also custody on weekends so he
could take the three children on
trips and visit him in his Lenox
Terrace apartment. The children
are Roy Jr., II, Totny, 10, and
Princess, Z.
Prior to the court hearing on the
writ, however, Judge Stackell and
former Judge Hubert T. Delaney,
Mrs. Carnpanella's lawyer, met
and agreed on the custody for
Campy ever other weekend.
NO COMMENTS
Mrs. Campanella, who has re-
fused to comment on the prob
lens of their marriage still lives
| in the couples lavish ranch house
on Eastland Drive, East Island,
Glen Cove. L. l., overlooking the
Long Island Sound.
The couple have been maintain
ing separate homes since Campy
returned from winter baseball with
the Dodgers, but Judge Stackell
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
Campy Gers Rights To See His Children

said there was no present court
actions pending regarding separa-
ton or divorce.
Arizona sun., 1961-11-30
MizoNA3 sUslM

Well Folks, -ft
Antique or antiques make ex-
ceptional Christmas gifts.
Please note / said "Antique"
or Antiques! Antique" is
an exceptionally fine 6-year-
Utd bourbon whiskey. antiques,
as far as Reddy's Corner Is
concerned, are those beautiful
and unusual items like fine
glass, pretty China, French
Bisque, Gone with the Wind"
lamps, silver tea sets, etc.
that are on display all over
the store. Come on down, look
them over and make your Sc
lection while our stock Is so
complete. A deposit will hold
any item until Christmas.
Wen be seeing you.
AG aYwav
Evening star., 1961-05-27
~DEMARET TEAMS WITH SNEAD
Palmer and Player
To Skip Canada Cup

NEW YORK, May 27 (AP)
Colts cash rewards have be-
come so great that the two top
money winners of the game
can't afford to risk suspension
from the PGA tour to repre-
sent their countries in one of
the worlds outstanding inter-
national competitions.
:. AS a result a couple of gay
gaffers, Jimmy Demaret and
Sam Snead, will carry Uncle
Sans colors in the Canada
Cup international matches at
Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico,
next Thursday through Sunday.
Demaret, 81 Wednesday, was
chosen to replace Arnold Pal
mer, the National Open cham
ipion, as partner of Snead, 40
today, when Palmer, South
Africa's Gary Player and Can
ada'S Stan Leonard withdrew
from the cup matches yester-
day under threat of PGA sus-
pension. Palmer and Snead won
the Canada Cup last year.
Demaret, three-time Masters
Evening star., 1961-05-27
Bradley drops
Two Players

PEORIA, H., May ~ (AP).-
Bradley University has ordered
the dismissal of two basketball
players listed by the New York
district attorneys office as hav-
ing rejected bribe offers but
failing to report them to au-
thorities.
They are senior Alphra
Saunders and sophomore James
(Tim) Robinson, both Chicago
high school graduates.
The action touched off q
demonstration at night by 500
students. Ed King. dean Of
men, was hanged in effigy and
the dummy thrown on a huge
bonfire. Later six police squad
cars blocked off q section of
downtown Peoria and broke up
a motorcade of 80 to so cars of
shouting students.
Some OF the demonstrating
students carried signs reading:
eff the team goes, we'll 60
We back our team"
This apparently referred to
the fear Of a general deem
phasis Of basketball, but there
was no official indication that
such would be the case.