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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
n the Associated Press

Navy officials disclosed yes
terday the huge nuclear-pow-
cred carrier Enterprise reached
destroyer speed in her first
sea trials.
Admiral George W. Ander-
son, Chief of Naval Operations,
said the S5,O00-ton Enterprise,
powered by eight atomic re-
actor engines, exceeded by
far" the predictions Of the
ships designers.
THE ship has gone faster
than any other carrier; it's
gone in excess Of 40 miles an
hour in trial conditions" the
Admiral added in response to
questions by a newSman.
Admiral Anderson has re-
ceived detailed reports from
Vice Admiral H. C. Rickover,
the nuclear propulsion expert;
Rear Admiral Ralph K. James,
chief of the Bureau of Ships,
and others who rode the Enter
prise during trials of the
worlds first atomic carrier.
Navy Officials Delighted
These first tests Of the ship
and her propulsion equipment,
preliminary to acceptance by
the Navy from the primary
contractor, the Newport News
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.,
were conducted off the East
Coast. The Enterprise put into
Newport News, Va, Friday.
Navy officials were delighted
with the demonstration, al
though Admiral Rickover would
go no further than to say the
ship exceeded designed power
SpeclIlcaClonS.
Admiral Anderson said every
indication is that the designers
and builders Of this first nu-
clear carrier had hit the
jackpot"
He noted that in addition to
her atomic propulsion system
the Enterprise has a quantity
of other new equipment and il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
Fire Ruins Plant

PONTIAC. Mich, Nov. 4
(AP) Flames fed by tons of
lumber and painting materials
today destroyed the block long
building of the Pontiac Mill
work Co., 2 miles east of here.
Firemen estimated the loss at
$500, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Perry of 1907 Atwood
street, District Heights,
Nd, will celebrate their
6Oth wedding anniversary
Tuesday. MIR. Perry is a
retired ID. c. Transit en-
plOye. They have seven
children, 16 grandchildren
and five great grand
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
Nlls1zMya
CHESS COMES ALIVE
WITH OUR HANDSOME SET

The tradition that chess the of the legendary
middle ages to life each year living chess gam
in Morosco, ItoY. Now from Germany France and oy
bring you elegant chess sets ebong this ancient pogeontr
to make the tradition Of chess live your home Come
the large selection in Stationery Department. From 29o 1000
in Washington Store From 299 $500 Suburban Stores
W6L-Sohoney Wos1ng Wheaton Pozos
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11

70 AID m WORLD WAR II. HE WAS SENT 70 DETROIT
TO RENEcoTiATE MuLTI-MILLoN DOLLAR CON-
TRACTS IN ORDER TO ARRIVE AT JUST SETTLEMENTS
BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND NUMEROUS COR
PoRATloNs.
AND MR. WOLF ENABLED Us TO MARVEL, AS DID
he. OVER THE POWER or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TO
EFFECT a MEETING OF MINDS OF BOTH SIDES AND
HARMoNIoUsLY ARRIVE AT JUST SETTLEMENTS.
YEARS AGO. MR. WOLF SHARED THIS EXPERT
ENcE WITH US. AND GAVE THIS ILLUMINATING FACT
- At LUNCH TIME He SPENT AMPLE TIME IN THE
c.s READING ROOM BEFORE REJolNINc THE PER-
SONS OF THESE MILLION RENEcoTiATIoNs.
MR. WOLF. WITH DEEP HUMILITY. GAVE HIS
THANKS THAT WE HAVE SO GOOD GOD. AND HE
CAVE THANKS THAT WE HAVE CHRIST JESUS. AND
A BELOVED MARY BAKER EDDY
AND WE SAID TO HIM, AFTERWARD, THAT WE
ADDED IN OUR OWN THOUGHT THANK GOD FOR
OUR OWN DEAR BURT WOLF
READERS EXCELLENCE AND PERTINENT
SELECTION FROM TEXTBOOK.
WHAT SUPERB FIRST READER THIRD CHURCH
POSSESSES AND SOON THEY WILL VOTE TO ELECT
NEW READERS FOR 3YEAR TERMS.
THIS PRESENT READER SEEMS TO BE VERY ALERT
TO THE HIGHER MISSION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE =
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" SEEMS TO BE MORE
ALERT THAN SOME FIRST READERS THAT THE HEAL
ING OF PHYSICAL DISEASE is THE SMALLEST PART OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. IT IS ONLY THE BuCLE CALL TO
THOUGHT AND ACTION"
THIS READER IS TO BE COMMENDED TOO FOR.
LAST NIGHT BRINGING OUT THE SELECTION FROM
OUR PRECIOUS TEXTBOOK. THE BASIC REQUIREMENT
FOR BEING A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST -p. ls2 - I'VE
ARE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, ONLY AS WE QUIT OUR
RELIANCE UPON THAT WHICH IS FALSE AND GRASP
THE TRUE"
land THE NEXT LINE, MOT cvEN- FOR YOUR
INTEREST READS: I'VE ARE NOT CHRISTIAN SciEN-
lists UNTIL WE LEAVE ALL FOR cHRsT.D
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11
Refinery Explosion

(Confinved from Back Pagel
SPIRIT, SUBSTANCE. IN, AND OF, THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE!
Genesis 1881: "AND GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT He 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREATORl HAD
MADE AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS t-Is-l VERY
COOD"l PERFECT - THE REAL - THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH OF THE Ex-
elusive REALITY OF UNAVAILABLE, oMNPRESENI
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
"REFINERY EXPLOSION KILLS SIX"
BoRcER, Tex. Feb. n LAP)-A shafferng explosion
ripped through construction site at the Alamo plant OF
Phillips Petroleum company today and state police sao
at least six persons were killed.
The number of injured was not known Immediately,
hut vnconrmed reports indicated the total may be large
The area was sealed off immediately after ihe blast
A company spokesman said he could not determine
Immediately the number Of injured
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11
(consinved from Back Psge)

In announcing ihe breakdown after Cooperation coun-
sci Charles H. Tsnnsy got the orders and seventy
Iesmsn began conducting raids. MAYOR WAGNER SAID:
THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR PUBLICATION.
PANDERINc TO LUST. APPEAR TO nae TO HAVE COM
PLETELY FORGOTTEN ANY RESPONSIBILITIES THEY
SHOULD OWE TO THE PEOPLE AND YOUTH or OUR
CITY,"
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11

tceniinvsd From Back Paes)
There has besn no "dynamism In ihs movement he 4
quoted saying"
And 10 those Of who listened to his vnrspor,ed mill
liant I6-inve speech At fhe Liberal Psrsvs Testimonial
dinner to Art Goldberg Feb. 49, his rsssssness was
obvious.
What disturbs Rsvther considerably is the slowly van
shing American production and maintenance "iob"
Between 1853 and 1860 some 100000 such Tasks
have disappeared from the American factory Another 400
600 such Jobs have been wiped off nations railroad
system.
This adds up to almost 100000 members cut from
The movement during he eight years since the AFL-co
merger.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11
Auto Firms Snub-
tconfinved from Back Page)

(continved from Back Psge)
THE DEVIL, VIA SUFFERING, WILL FORCE RE.
BIRTH OF HIS ADAMS. EWES. MuR0ERoUS GAINS
JUDASES. KNAvES AND FOOLS - THE EGO AND PsY-
GEOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! =
MAKING IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL REBlRTH WHICH
JESUS ExPOUNDED TO TRUTH-sEEKiMc RULER, NIco
DEMUS - NOW AVAILABLE AS NEVER BEFORE. IN
ITS COMPLETENESS. PURITY. VIA CHRIST JESUS 90
YEARS RETURN = FoREvERMoRE - IN HIS MOD.
ERN KINGDOM THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVE
MENT - HEALER OF THE NATIONS - REvELA-
TOR OF THE REAL - THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH (Rev. 22ll OF THE Ex-
elusive REALITY OF sUPERsATURATED, IN.
CORRUPTlBLE UNNvADABLE oMNlPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE
HABITAT. OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS!
(Chrisf Jesvs)
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11
INFALLlBLE MEDICINE FOR
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES:

MY. GODS ONE AND ONLY SANE. SATAN
FREE CHURCH. NY CHRIST SCIENTIST - FREE OF
THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF ADAM-EvE PAS
TORS OF THE FLESH - THE NON-cHRIsT scIEN
lists! - 90.YEAR PLUS RIP VAN Wrinkles!
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY
IN OBVIOUS WICKEDNESS, BUT IN INvOLUN-
TARY ERROR! - LIKE SIMON PETER. THREE TIMES
A LIAR ON THE EVE OF THE CRUcFIxON -
THIRD YEAR, JESUS DISCIPLE - BUT. SO DAYS
LATER, MY! - THE DAY OF PENTEcoST.'
ON FIRE WITH THE HOLY GHOST!
PART
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11
Bishop Pike


tcontinued from Back Page)
REVELATION 2l:l - THE REAL - is DEMON.
sTRABLE. VIA NY TWO GREATEST WITNESSES
SINCE CHRIST JESUS - WOMAN Revelation l2:l. 81 -
" !: "AkD THERE APPEARED GREAT WONDER IN
HEAvEN A WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN.
AND THE MOON UNDER HER FEET, AND UPON
HER HEAD A CROWN OF TWELVE STARS;
v. S: land SHE BROUGHT FORTH MAN CHILD WHO
WAS TO RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF
IRON"
THE IMAM CHILD, is MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT FULFILLING PROPHECY EARLY IN THE
10Th CENTURY:
TT IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES = IMPERATIVE. BASIC.
PURE EDUCATION, CULTURE, POLITICS REcREA-
TiON - REALLY RE-cREATIvE. RESPECTING
JESUS AND MY SUBLIME, BASIC TRUTH RE HEALTH.
HEALING, HEAVEN HERE, NOW -
1.-THE FLESH PROFiTETH NOTHING! - John 663.
R.c. g.
Entertainment A COLOSSAL VICTIM OF THE
DEVILS MULTI-BILLIoN 5 RAcKETS! - MAKING
DUPEs SUCKERS, DEPUTIES. OF HEBREWS AND
CENTILES!
SEX ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL!
C-H.IL-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS REPUDIATED
BOTH SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHooD 81! SEX
is A SATANIC COUNTERFEIT OF THE DIVINE
AND SPIRITUAL PEROCATVES OF NY OFFSPRING.
YOUR TRUE BEING - SPIRITUAL INTERCOURSE.
COMMUNION AND POWER TO EXECUTE NY WILL
R.C. POPULATION EXPLOSION" FLOODS
LUNACY! -.
TREASON! - TO BE ANNIHILATED VIA WARRIOR
ANGEL MIcHAELs DIVINE THUNDERBoLT: SEX IS
ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL !! MARRIAGE IS MERE
LY -POTENTIAL- DIVINE CONTROL!
ALCOHOL. TOBACCO. AND USERS OF WHITE
WASH ANTIcHRIsT SCIENCE CURES, - ARE
BARRED FROM MEMBERSHIP IN MY ONE AND
ONLY SAME, SATANFREE CHURCH. THERAPEU-
TICS. MY CHRIST. SCIENTIST. JESUS MODERN
KINGDOM AND HIS 30 YEARS RETURN! ! - FOR
EvERMORE
AREBUKE TO THE IMPURE THEOLOGY OF BILLY
GRAHAM AND OTHERS ALL THE NON CHRIST
SCIENTIST!
BLIND LEADERS or THE BLIND" - LOOKING
FOR A RETURN THAT HAS BEEN coNsUMMATED.
FOLLOWING THE MARTYRDoM OF ABE LiNcoLNl
NO MESSIAH FLESH FOR D0UBTINC
TH0MAsES'!
OF THE INVISIBLE. oMNPREsENT CHRIST. JESUS
DECLARED:
10. AM WITH YOU ALWAY. EVEN UNTO THE
END OF THE WORLD!
CONCEPTION BY. THE HOLY GHOST.
THE HUMAN BODY IS CONGRESSIONAL MORTAL
THOUGHT MYTH NORMAL ADAM-EvE CON-
cEPTIoN IS A 9-MoNTHs HYPNOSIS or THE
DEVIL |! ~ MARY HAD CONCEPTION BY THE HOLY
GHOST INSTEAD OF A cARNAL, MALE, ADAM
EGO IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MARCH IL, 1861
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11
Jesus my FATHER'SBUSINESS'
Makinq Christian Science Students,
Thinkers, Leaders!

ALL OTHER LEADERS AND LAYMEN ARE, MORE
OR LESS, BIG OR LITTLE SAULS OF TARSUS! WHOSE
ALLEGED FREEDOM OF THE WILL tRc.) IS
GIGANTIC DELUSION UNTIL - AN ADAM. EVE,
ET Al, BECOMES A THOROUGH, SINCERE CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE STUDENT
THE DEVILS .PHoNY' FREE WILL LEADS THEM
INTO MANY A BLIND ALLEY, DEAD-END STREETS 4!
AND WHEN MANS EXTREMITY GODS OP-
PoRTUNITY" (s&H) ARRIVES, THEN, LIKE SAUL OF
TARSUs - HIS PAUL DISCIPLESHIP IMMINENT -
THE SATAN BOUND" ARE FORCED TO CRY OUT:
LORD, WHAT WILT THOU HAVE nae TO Do?
The Detroit tribune., 1961-03-11

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT ! - REvELATOR OF
THE REAL NATIONS tUNIvERSE) = NEVER NEEDING
A HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY!
ROD OF IRON" - oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE.
90. GOD!
NEED NOT SAY TO YOU THAT AM IMMENSELY
GRATEFUL FOR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - THE FULFILL
MENT OF JESUS PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED AND
ADULTERoUs GENERATION" OF ANOTHER COMFORT
Err. EVEN THE Holy GHOST TEACHING US ALL
THINGS -"
FINAL HYMN, NO. So, so APPROPRIATE:
EVERLASTING ARMS OF LOVE,
ARE BENEATH AROUND, ABOVE;
GOD 1T IS WHO BEARS US ON.
HIS THE ARM WE LEAN UPON."
REACTIONS:
GENEROUS, INSPIRING, AND INFORMATIVE - ONE
LADY TEsTFIER SAID SHE HAD DIFFICULTY IN HEAR
ING US -'ALTHoUCH WE SPOKE WITH CONSIDER
ABLE vcoR; WE MUST. IN THE FUTURE. IN so LARGE
A CHURCH. FACE soUARELY THE LARGER PORTION
OF THE CONGREGATION, WHEREAS WE HAD ONLY
TURNED AROUND HALFWAY.
SECOND SPEAKER, MR. BURT B. WOLF. c.S.
OUR DEAR FRIEND GAVE BEAUTIFUL TESTL
MoNy. GIVING US HcHLIcHTs OF THE POWER OF
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TO OPERATE JUSTLY.
EFFECTIVELY. IN THE REALM or MULT-MILLIoNs OF
DoLLARSl
MR. WOLF GAVE UP HIS BUSINESS m NEW YORK
AND OFFERED HIS SERVICES TO THE GOVERNMENT
lconinvsd Next Column Top)
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18

Gamma Rho and Gamma
OmIcron chapters held their
annual Founders Day pro-
gram in the Guest Dining
Room at Jackson State Col
lege, February 4, 1861.
The program commenced
with music presented by So
rors of Gamma Omicron
Chapter, prayer by Soror
Bernlce L. Bell, and Soror
Ernestine Holloway, Basiieus.
extending greetings.
Soror Barbara Ferguson in
troduced the speaker, Soror
Ida Jones of Gamma Rho
Chapter, who very eloquently
spoke on the subject, ALPHA
KAPPA ALPHA ACCEPTING
THE CHALLENGE OF THE
COS.
For academic achievement.
Sorors Barbara Ferguson and
Mary Alderman of Tcugaloo
and jackson State College,
respectively, were presented
copies of The History of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority. Soror
Mary Champion, ''Miss Tcug-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18

aloo," and Soror Lucille Mich
OILS, Miss Jackson State Col
lege," were presented gifts.
These presentations W er e
made by Soror Ernestine Hol-
loway.
Highlighting the presenta-
ton of guests was the intro
duction of Soror Lazettc Hale,
Supreme Tamiouchos, Langs-
ton University, Langston, Ok
lahoma, who was in the city
on a business trip.
Soror Dora S. Washington,
Chairman of the Founders
Day Committee, conducted
the RECONSIDERATION service
which marked the close of a
momentous observance.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18

Johnson, Vera; Jones, Ethel;
Jones, Rebecca; Kennel, Ka-
tie;
Larry, Curtis; Legginton,
Elaine; Liddell, Patricia; Lof-
ton, jeanette; Loggans, Cen
evieve; Love, Cynthia; Luck
EFT, Annie; Luckett, Porter;
Magbee, Charles; Markham,
Delois;
Mayfield, Marylyn; Nc
Caskill, Emma; McGill, Rob-
ert; McMiller, Betty; McMul-
lin, Lee Eta; Mitchell, Ger
aid; Morris, Clara; Moore,
Dersk M. Moore, Rosalind;
Morris, Sallye;
Newton, Joyce; holland, De-
lois Perkins, Rutha; Pitts,
Barbara; Polk, Deborah; Po-
well, Lille; Price, Theodore;
Pugh, Elma; Pugh, Mitchell:
Ragon, Angelo; Rand, Lou
is; Rhodes, Floyd; Rucker,
Edward; Scott, Samuel; Sim
mons, Odell; Simpson, Mat
tie; Shavers, Ethel; Smith,
Catherine; Spencer, Eliza
beth;
Spruill, Eloise; Spruill, Dor
othy; Southworth, Barbara;
Stanley, Corine; Sykes, Shir-
ley; Tabb, Lloyd; Tabb, Wal
ter Jr.; Tabor, Sarah; Tate,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18

Gates, Joe Jr.; Clark, Mae
Emma; Cooley, Nadeen;
Cork, Mary Dell; Cornwall,
Yasmin; Course, Joyce; Da-
Wis, Charlie; Die, o. c. Jr. !;
Dunlap, Gertrude; Dunson,
Barbara; Dunson, Patricia.
Ellis, Rufus; Emmons, The
dore; Epps, Dorothy; Fielder,
Carolyn.
Fielder, Rita; Freeman,
David; Galloway, Elizabeth;
Garner, Annie; Garner, Mar
gerine; Giles, Ellen; Glass,
Dorothy; Grant, Deloris;
Greer, Joe Ann;
Greer, Louis; Hardeman,
Leon; Harris, Ella; Harris,
Robert; Hayd IN, B o b b y;
Hemphill, Emma; Henderson,
Solomon; Hernton, Benjamin;
Hester, Dorthea; Hewitt, Ed
wilma;
Hewitt, Willie; Higgins.
Hattie; Hinton, Christine;
Holmes, Roy; He use, Joe;
Hunt, Alice; Johnson, Clar-
ence; Johnson, Cleo; John
son, Clifton; Johnson, Geral-
dine;
Johnson, Gloria; Johnson,
Jackqueline; Johnson, L. T.;
Johnson, Ruthie; Johnson,
Shirley; Johnson, Tommy;
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18
Greenwood
School Release
Honor Roll For
First Semester

According to a recent an
nouncement by Prof. Wisdom
+. Coleman, principal of the
> TO- G Street Elementary
school, the following students
made the honor roll and hon.
orable mentions roll for the
flrst semester of the school
session 1960-61. All honor roll
students have an average of
$4,000 and honorable men,
tons, and aver ge of 80-89.
HONOR ROLL
Austin, Elnora; Ankton, Ed
wilma; Archie, Rosie; Butler.
Preston; Brownlow, Daryl:
Buckingham, Jessie; Bea-
mon, Shelia.
Brown, Annie; Barton, Car
leon; Childress, Lynda, Car
penter, Sherry; Davis, Lena:
Daniels, Esther; Davis, Ger
aldine; Evans, Rosie.
Evans, Sandra; Ewing. San
dra; Ewing, Sharon; Fisher.
Zebra; Fisher, George; Floy-
de, Frank; Friday, Dixie;
Friday, Walter; Fuller, Bren-
da; Galloway, Christine.
Garner, James; Gray, Jer-
ry; Harley, Maurice; Harris.
Theodore; Hayes, Charlotte;
Haymon, Kathleen; Hender-
son, Machell; Henderson, She
liza; Hudson, Allean.
Hughes, Amanda; Issac.
Roy; Jackson, Ada; Johnson,
Dorothy; Johnson, Marilyn.
Renter, Leroy; Larry, Lois.
Lockett, John; Lotion, An
nette; Lucas, Rutha; Mellow
ell, Minnie; Moore, Linda;
Norwood, Willie; Powell,
Margeree.
Pugh, Nora; Reaves, Eliza
beth; Robertson, Patricia Sis
son, Willie; Smith, Curtis.
Smith, Eugene; Spruill, Pink
lie; Sailing, Geraldine Stra-
lighter, Lonnie; Streeter, Cha
rles;
Thurman, Roosevelt, Triblt.
Aaron; Williams, Annette.
Wilson, James; Wilson, jam
eS; Wilson, Mary; Wright,
Tenina; Wiley, Gene; John
son, Juanita.
Honorable Mentions
Austin, Katherine; Archie,
Jeanette; Anderson, Sam
my; Aldridge, Fermon; And
erson, Betty; Baker, Alice:
Bladder, Josephine; Ballard,
Edmond; Ballard, Margie;
Barker, Nancy; Beck, Hill
da; Booth, Mary; Brooks,
Charles; Bracy, Acquainita;
Brown, Ruby; Buchanan, Ma
BILE; Carpenter, Delquency;
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18

frankie;
Taylor, Anthony; Thomas,
Elois; Thomas, Jerlean; Tho
mas, Rosie; Thurman, Annie;
Travis, Carol; Washington,
Dolores; Washington, Doro-
thy;
Washington, Floyd; Wash
ington, Frances; Williams,
Annie; Williams, Artheria;
Williams, George; Wiley,
Johnnie; Williams, Katie;
Wright, John.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18

KAE WILLIAMS, the MIR.
Loudwouth" of WDAS radio
station in Philly, confirmed
an exclusive item in this col
umn when he purchased the
plush Northwest Club a few
days ago, and announced that
B. B. King would be his first
big star.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-02-18
Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority
Observes
Founders Day


Honoring the 53rd Anniver-
sary of the founding of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority, mem
bers of Beta Delta Omega,
Evening star., 1961-12-17

Compare all tee Smoke travelled through fine tobacco tastes best
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1961-04-02

s.E. SECTION, adjoining Protestant
Boiling Air Force, shopping CEN
ters, 24-hr. bus service to down
town area. 2 and 8 bedrm. apis.
reas. rates. 10. 10000. 420S
4th st. Sc. Atlantic Garden Apis
S. CAP. ST., nr. Eastover Shopping
Modern 1 bedrm.. lge. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit, 4 lge. closets: incl
utils, S74.50. Ii. 3-330S or HI
9-542S.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15

Team High Single Game: Team
No. 8, 713; Team No. 8, 2o3G;
Team No. B., sos.
Team High Series: Team No. 3,
205s; Team No. 8, 2Os6; Team No.
a, 177s.
Individual High Single Game:
Betty Adams, 1888; Muriel Gard
ner, III; Mary Lauder, 16S.
individual High Series: Cathy
Toombs (sub), 500; Mary Lauder,
469; Muriel Gardner, ass.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15
NORTHERN LIGHTS
September Q

The Lights were on In fun
brilliance Of sixteen teams Satur-
day at Nib. This season the
league Is carrying two divisions;
A & B. In the A Division are
bowlers who made 1855 average and
up: Female 1873 average and up.
The 'B" division carries male 154
and down; Female 1877 and down.
It Is the hope of the officials In
the league that division COMPETE
ton win be good for the bowling
game, and a lift for the low aver
age bowler who figures he has a
chance for honors among his peers.
The Glanton family was out in
fun force with the newest addition;
Sherry Sue being hauled" around
by her older sisters, Jackie and
Elaine and not a "squawk" she
seemed to enjoy I'll The William
Webb family were enjoying the
family sport"
Secretary John Webster was
passing out cigars celebrating the
birth Of another son. Lerno Pink
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15


tion for the Advancement of
Colored People cited Senator Mans
fields reported observation that
the amendment, offered by Sena-
tor Jacob X. Javits (R-, N.Y.,
was out Of order because none Of
the money to be made available in
the pending measure was earmark-
ed for additional terminal con-
struction.
This view Of financing Federal
Aviation Agency projects with
Federal grants ELS faulty" Mr..
Wilkins asserted The alleged sep
aration of FAA grants to states
and cities for airports into what
may be termed operational funds
and those for terminal facilities is
one invented and advanced only to
perpetuate illegal segregation in
interstate air travel" he charged.
The allegation that Federal
funds for site acquisition, runways,
hangers and landing systems may
be separated from funds, whether
federal or state, used to build and
maintain terminals is a mischiev-
Gus fiction conceived and nurtured
below the Potomac" Mr.. wilkins
declared
IF the Federal government sub
scribes to the reasoning behind
the motion to table the Javits
amendment, then, in consistency,
it ought to make clear to all In
terstate air travellers that Federal
guarantees extend only from the
runway" he continued.
The United States Government,
the NAACP leader told Senator
Mansfield, ''is under an obligation
to see that the complete facilities
of Interstate travel are open
without humiliating racial segreg-
alton to any travellers. It seems
clear from recent court decisions
that states and localities may not
interpose harassing restrictions
upon such travellers where the ef-
feet Is to deny the enjoyment of
constitutional guarantees"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15
Ton PIuysr Who Set Grand
Slam Record Voted
CHS "pIuyor OF Year

CHS Player OF r00r
Wilson, N. G. (ANP) - A Ne
gro player who set an all-time
baseball record Of seven grand
slam home runs in a single season
was voted the Carolina Leagues
player Of the year for 1861.
EIe Is Chuck Weatherspoon, who
won the honor by a wide margin
over rynner-up Gates Brown, the
league batting champion
In the balloting announced by
Bin Jessup. league president,
Weatherspoon garnered IS Of the
20 votes cast by sportswrters,
sportscasters and field managers.
Brown received eight votes
weatherspoon's feat Of seven
grand slam home runs this season
has never before been accomplish
ed in the major or minor leagues.
Ironically, weatherspoOn, in his
seventh year IN organized baseball,
hit only .219 for Wilson last year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15

Los Angeles CANP) - Accord
ing to recent rumors, several vet
eran Ram football players are
complaining about their inactive
roles.
Among those dissatisfied with
their present lot are Joe Marconi,
ousted from ftIIIback; Fred Ryan,
who appeared briefly as quarter
back against the 49ers recently,
and Red Phillips, who has been
ignored in the past offense, Los
Angeles sport experts say.
There has been no confirmation
Of the rumors from the players,
however.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15
rMM cETY
Pin PATTER

By LOUISE THoAaAs
MIdwuy s-sszS

Iney was giving his support to
Team No. 9, which Laura and Lois
Green were keeping q sharp eye
ON, MON" and Dad. Joe Norris,
Jr.. came with his dad. Mrs. Frank
Alsup and Mrs. William Wagner
were enjoying the food and fun.
Betty and Jack Adams were
welcomed by their many friends
at the lanes. Jack win be missed
by the bowling crowd this season,
he Is entering school to study Bus
mess Administration and books
and bowling do not make a very
good mixture.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
September 0
TEAM STANDINGS
st. Paul papers are again rum
ming mems 600 and women's 500
totals. League secretaries should
call CA. 2-5011; after 11:45 pm.
CA. 2-s252.
Oddities, splits and duplicates
should be mailed TO the bowling
writer by Friday Of each week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-15
NAACP Protests US.
Funds For Erection Of
Segregated Airp0rtS

New embarrassing Senate vote to table amend
msn cutting off federal aid to aports in five southern cities
which practice racial segregation NAACP Executive Secretary
Roy Wilkins has written Senate Majority Leader Mike Mans
field urging that the Government make grants Of any
nature to any airport which dscrmnates in any be-
tween travellers the basis of and color"
In recent letter the leader of the National ASsocia