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AquotenniaI To
Offer Action Packed
Outdoor Proqrum

An action packed program Of
sports and lakes activities are on
tap for visitors to the 22nd annual
Minneapolis Aquatennial, July IA
%.
Thirty Explorer Scout Canoe
teams will paddle down the mighty
Mississippi from Bemidji to Min
neapolis, July S-14, TO officially
open ten days of Aquatennial fun
and festivity. The race represents
the first of many outstanding
sports and lakes events that are
scheduled for both weekends of
Aquatennial.
The Aquatennial Water Ski
Tournament, featuring members of
the Bald Eagle Ski Club and skiers
from throughout the Upper Mid
west, will kick off the first week
end of activity at s am, July IA,
on Lake of the Isles. The three-day
tournament runs simultaneously
with the Upper Midwest Sailing
Regatta which begins at 10 am,
July IA, on Lake Calhoun.
Aguatennial introduces a new
family participation event this
year in the Minnesota River Aqu-
tennial Regatta. One-hundred fam
lily boats will shove off from Man.
kato July Is on an excursion down
the Minnesota River to Mime
apolis. After an overnight stop in
LeSueur, the Regatta continues to
Minneapolis landing at the Lyn-
dale Avenue Boat Docks, Sunday
afternoon, July 16.
Aluma Crafts precision speed
boat team will thrill the spec
tators on Lake Calhoun with all
day shows Friday through Sunday
both weekends- ending with a
spectacular performance at the
Aquatennial Watercade Finale,
Sunday evening, July %. Another
event scheduled for both weekends
of Aquatennial is the Obedience
Dogs on Parade at Calhoun's
Thomas Beach. The Saturday and
Sunday dog trials begin at 4 pm.
Polo matches will be revived this
year after many years absence
from the Aquatennial Sports scene.
They will be held at the Old Fort
Smelling Polo Grounds both Sun
days, July 16 and %, beginning
at pm. Summer Bowling will be
in full swing during Aquatennial
when the women's national cham
pions compete in a spare time
bowling tournament at Joyner
Lanes, July 12-15, and n mems
handicap tournament will be held
everyday during Aquatennial at
Lynbrook Lanes in Minneapolis.
Second weekend sports and lakes
activities are as action packed as
the first weekend's program. The
AAU Swim Meet at Edna Pool
gets underway July % at 8 am.
for two full days of swimming and
diving competition. Lake Calhoun
will be the scene of many spills
and thrills Saturday and Sunday,
July % and %, with two mornings
of sailbOat races. an Outboard
marathon scheduled for Saturday
afternoon and. the spectacular hyd-
roplane races Sunday afternoon.
Always a popular Aquatennial
feature, the Woodhill Horse Show
will be held July 21-23 at the beau
tiful Woodhill Country Club in
Wayzata.
The fishermen get a chance to
demonstrate their skill at n bait
casting tournament for seniors,
July % on Lake Calhoun. The jun
ior baitCasting tournament is
scheduled for l pm, July %, and
fishing contest is on tap for
Thursday evening, July 20, at Lake
Calhoun.
Topping them all from the
standpoint of participation is the
annual Turtle Derby staged on
Calhoun's southwest shore. This
popular event for the younger set
will be held at 2:3O pm, Saturday,
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(Roberts Show ID. Washington
Lounge) on the Chicago Southside
which she leased for several
months.
LIFE Magazine editor and NY.
city councilman Earl Brown is the
leading candidate for the $22, 500
a year job vacated by Robert
Weaver when he joined the Ken
nedy administration as Housing
chief.
The us. Comptroller-General
said Chattanooga Negroes were
shifted from one slum to another
to make way for a urban renewal
program in the Tennessee city . e.
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance
Co., Chicago based insurance firm
now has assets of 81 million dol
lars with it's acquisition of Domes-
tic Life and Accident Insurance
Co., of Louisville. Earl DickersOn is
president of Supreme Liberty Life.
EIks Grand Exalted Ruler HObsOn
Reynolds suspended 40 members of
Imperial Lodge No. 125 of New
York City, for malfeasance.
Show Biz World: Nina SimOne,
controversarial singer is ill with a
severe virus attack. She dubbed in
the songs for the screen production
of "Porgy" which Dorothy Dan
bridge was supposed to be singing
Rupert Branker, pianist, ar
ranger, director and coach for the
Platters, recording favorites was
slain in a Los Angeles street last
week. He was found unconscious
and bludgeoned in the street and
died when removed to the hospital.
The Platters were in LA. for a
nine day layover preparatory to
playing a New Jersey date and
then for a European tour g..
Charles Harris, former Billy Will
Hams pianist is dead from shotgun
wounds and his wife Irene and her
alleged lover are being held by
LA. police.
In st. Louis, Mo-, four violations
of the new city ordinance banning
discrimination in public accomoda-
tions were reported in the first
four days of the laws operation
In Kansas City, 40 year old
Clifford NJ. SpOttsville, a former
assistant prosecutor for Jackson
county has been named an assist
ant us. district attorney At
lanta, Georgia Negroes are at
tempting to pull together to elect
a Negro to the city's board of
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14
Propaganda Design He SGys:
Propaganda Design He Soys:
Do Africans & American
Negroes Dislike Each
Other Writer Asks
BY HORACE MANN BOND
Dean, School of Education Atlanta University:
President, American Society of African Culture
BY HORACE MA

Africans do like American Negroes and American Ne
do like Africans American Negroes mis-fts in
Africa and Africans do identity themselves with American
Negroes.
This the theme of disturbing articles recently pub
lished in the United States.
On May 13 the New Yorker magazine published long
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14

Charlie to all
who know him }
pointed out he
started in Chi
cago in October
of 1928. He trans
ferred to st. Paul
fin January OF
1927 and to Min
Ineapolis on May
Day of the same
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14
WASHINGTON coLUMNIsT

Robert Spivack reports on
how President Kennedy is losing
the confidence of the sincere
liberals In and out of govern
ment In his exclusive weekly
column watch on the POtOm-
ac" an authoritative piece
which appears In this paper
each week, as an editorial page
feature.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14
National News
In Brief

Singer Dinah Washington is su-
ing three Wayne county (Detroit)
sheriffs for a million dollars for
humiliation and mental distress.
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Applications Being Token:
New Apartment Building
In Minneapolis Ready
For Occupancy Sept. |

400l CLINTON, 20 unit, three story apartment
building located the southeast of 4Oh St. Clinton
Av S. Minneapolis is accepting applications for rental
leases.
The handsome structure will be ready for occupancy
September the Clinton Properties nc stated this
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$5 PER YEAR; Is CENTS PER COPY
Letter CoUSes Storm:
Letter Causes Storm:
Gov. Andersen Clarifies
Miss. Governors Claim
He AssaiIed "RiderS"

report Monday from the Associated Press at Jackson,
Miss that letter Governor Ross Barnett of Mississippi from
Elmer Andersen of Minnesota had aSacd the Freedom
Riders answered promptly and sharply by the
Minnesota chief executive Tuesday morning July II when the
Minnesoan denied he had attacked Freedom Riders"
Said Andersen: 81 have aSsaied Freedom Riders and
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14

there was nothing IN my letter
to Governor Barnett which could
be construed as an attack on Free
dom Riders.
Approves Demonstrations For
Justice
Il believe, Andersen's statement
said people should demonstrate
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14
Dan McAdomS
New Pofenfofe
Fexzon Temple 26

William Dan" McAdams was
elected illustrious potentate Of
Fezzan temple No. 26, AE.A.O.N
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aldermen. Chief
prospect is veter-
IN militant lead
er A. T. Walden,
d e a n of that
city's articulate
a n d outspoken
leaders.
The president
of the Washing
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14

The way money goes these days
it would be easy to convince people
that it is printed on fly paper.
half.
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Stay Off this date July 28-
Local SIG Auxiliary PicnIc.-Advt.
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Many a man breaches economy,
but leaves it up to his wife to
practice it.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14

Religion is a must for those who
expect to make a happy landing.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-14

Take a look into your wife's
purse if you want proof that money
isn't everything
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09
Hagerstown
Gets Affiliate
OF Local Firm,

A Rockville firm has opened
an affiliated plant in Hagers-
town to manufacture furniture.
The new plant is Contempt
Furniture Corporation, an af-
filiate of Contempt Associates,
Inc, Congressional Plaza Indus
trial Center.
1t will manufacture rattan
and upholstered furniture and
nodded plywood and fiber glass
chairs.
]. Webster Hopkins, president
of Contempt Associates, has
also been elected president of
Contempt Furniture.
Ralph Salazar, former presi-
dent of Salazar Furniture in
Havana, Cuba, will serve as
treasurer and general manager
of the HagerstoWn firm.
Paul McMurray has joined
the staff of both plants as sales
manager.
Jerry Jump is now member
of the Board of Directors of
Contempt Associates, and will
continue as vice president and
general manager. Henry Finley
is Contempt Associates vice
president in charge of produc-
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09
Damascus Kids
To Wash Cars
For Prom Money

Procrastinating car-washers
in Damascus, please note-in an
effort TO raise money for their
junior-senior prom, members of
the Damascus High School jun
Tor class will be offering their
car-washing services to one and
all on Saturday, May 20.
For the price of a dollar, you
can have that dream on wheels
of yours picked up, washed and
delivered by the youngsters be-
tween II and 5 pm.
And, If you're going to the
big smorgasbord being held at 3
pm. that day by the Catholic
Church of Damascus, you can
place your car in the hands of
junior class members and have
it spruced up while you're
feasting.
Sounds like a worthy effort
by junior class members to
make their prom the best ever.
How about helping them out?
at least, it'll get the job off
your hands
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09
County Teenagers
In Concert May IA

Over 100 of Montgomery
County's mast talented teenage
musicians will fill the boys
gym of Bethesda-Chevy Chase
High School with the sounds of
Schubert, Bizet, Mozart and
other composers on May IA.
The Montgomery County
Youth Orchestra, under the di-
rection of Chester Petranek, will
give its 18th annual spring con-
cert at 4 pm, climaxing a sea-
son of performances that in
cluded two highly successful
tiny tots concerts for nursery
school youngsters.
The orchestra will be "play-
ing for its music most of the
50-cent admission charge will be
used to purchase scores for
future years.
The unique youth orchestra
was formed in 1947 by Petranek,
with members carefully select
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09

ed from the junior and senior
high schools on the basis of
musicianship and additions.
Graduates of the orchestra have
gone on to study in conserva.
tories and in music depart
ments of colleges and universe
ties, many OF them with schol-
arships.
The orchestra is privately
supported by its members.
Funds raised at concerts go to-
ward purchase of a few instru-
ments and music. 1t rehearses
weekly throughout the year on
the students free time.
The May IA program includes
Unfinished Symphony, Schu-
bert; English Dances Set ii,
Arnold; The Dream of Scipione
Overture, Mozart; Passacaglia
on a Well-Known Theme, ia
cob; L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2,
Bizet, and Overture in D Major,
Schubert.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09
Takoma Art Group to Hold
Outdoor Showing May Fl

fessional, amateur, teens and
children.
Presentation of awards total
ing SIS will be made by Mayor
George M. Miller at ) pm. Sun
day. The judges will be noted
area artists Pietro Lazzari and
Jack Hammond.
Pictures will be accepted at
the library on Saturday, May
20, between the hours of $3.50
and $3.50 pm, and should be re-
claimed by the artists imme-
diately after the show.
Entry forms are available at
the library.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09
Fire Department Outlines
Escape Plan for the Home

going back into burning build
ing to rescue someone who has
already escaped, but whose
whereabouts were uncertain.
6. Children are easily fright
ened SO make them understand
the importance of the fire drill
and see that they obey your in
structions.
If you remain calm and do not
panic when fire strikes, chances
are you will save your life.
Always remember: first get
everyone out of the house, then
call the fire department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09

An outdoor exhibition of orig.
inal works by artists within a
25-mile radius of Takoma Park
will be held by the Takoma
Park Art Association at the
city's library, 101 Philadelphia
ave-, from l to 6 pm. Sunday,
May 81. In the event of rain,
the show will be moved indoors
to the library.
Entries should be current and
not have been shown in a pre-
viously-judged show. There will
be four classes of judging pro.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-09

If fire should strike your
home tonight, would you and
your family be able to survive?
Would your attempts to escape
be planned?
The Rockville Volunteer Fire
Department points out that a
major number of fire deaths
occur in homes whose occupants
had not been drilled in prepare
tons for such an emergency.
1t cited two recent homes fires
in a nearby county which claim
ed a total of 2f lives, and urged
area families to plan their
escape before fire strikes.
Fire drills are standard in
schools-why not make them a
part of your youngsters home
life, too? By practicing fire
drills, every member of your
family will have a better chance
of survival.
The fire departments fire
prevention committee has come
ep with the following recon-
rnendations for preparing every
family member from grand
father on down against the
chance of fire:
1. Sit down with all men,
bers of the family and discuss
escape routes to the outside of
the house from each house, par
ticularly bedrooms.
2. A gree upon alternate
routes should the major route
be blocked by smoke or fire.
3. Plan your route to get out
of upstairs rooms without using
the stairway. Rising heat and
smoke will make the stairs USE
less in most cases.
4. Practice fire drills regular
~ with all members of the FAM
lily to make sure your plan is
workable.
5. Choose an assembly point
outside for the family to meet.
Many people have been killed
Evening star., 1961-06-16
NEW CENTER
Sails BIossomino
On Lake Borcroft

and most Of them new. BY the
end Of the season the instruc-
tor hopes to have 20.
How the Super-Sailfish has
become the class boat Of Lake
Bancroft is interesting. This 13-
foot, 7-inch craft is one Of
three (SailfiSh, Super Sailfish
and Sunfish) put out by the
Alcort company Of Waterbury,
Conn.
Hull Like POntOon
The Super-Sailfish carries IS
square feet of sail as against
the 65 carried by the Sailfish,
which is only II feet, IN
inches long. The Sunfish,
though it is slightly larger than
the Super-Sailfish, carries the
same amount Of sail.
All have one thing in COM
mon, though. the hull, which Is
built like a pontoon Of either
plastic-surfaced marine ply
wood or nodded fiberglas and
Is unsinkable as well as easily
righted If overturned.
Masts, boom and upper spar
are Of aluminium alloy and
sails. lateen-rigged, either et
cotton or bright-colored nylon.
Comdr. Guy likes the Super
Sailfish because Of its safety
featureS-''it can be righted by
a 9-year-old If it goes over and
with its full decking it's q vir-
tual life buoy"-but he also ap-
preciateS the boats speed and
low cost.
Nevertheless. it actually was
chosen after the closing regatta
Evening star., 1961-06-16

Of last seasons pioneer iIlstruc-
ton program. The Super-Sail-
fish outperformed its smaller
brother. the SailfiSh, and the
one hybrid which competed
against it in Lake Barcroft's
light. tricky winds.
After finding out how well
Evening star., 1961-06-16
NEW CENTER
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

When there's a powderkeg Of
potential boating interest, all
it takes is a spark to set it off.
The powderkeg was the chill
dren of Lake Barefoot, the
spark. Navy Comdr. James w.
Guy.
Lake Bancroft is a small body
Of water. a former reservoir
just off Columbia Pike in near
by Virginia. In the last few
years several hundred fine
homes have been built around
1t.
When the Guys moved there
three years ago there were only
. few sailboatS and no program
Of any kind to teach young
sters the fundamentals Of sail
ing.
Expects Glass of 100
So Comdr. Guy. who was a
boating enthusiast on Lake
Michigan as soon as he could
toddle, set out to do something
about it. Last year he taught
q class of q youngsters to sail.
This year he expects nearly
100.
It is a community project,
sponsored by the community's
Recreation Committee, with
-Comdr. Guy as official, If un-
paid. instructor.
Last year there was a fleet
of six boats, three Of them
Super-SailfiSh, two, Sailfish,
and one a hybrid. This season
Comdr. Guys class will start
with eight, all Super-Sailfish
Evening star., 1961-06-16

poets to have similar prizes this
year.
This year the Red Cross sail
ing manual will be the text
book and a Red Cross repre-
sentative will visit Lake Bar
croft toward the end Of the
season to give the written ex-
Evening star., 1961-06-16

aminationS required for Q Red
Cross sailing certificate.
AS a boy Of IA, Comdr. Guy
helped to build small boats in
a Chicago yard but his enthu-
siaSm for sailing really dates to
a tour of duty aboard a carrier
at Newport, r. I. There he did
Evening star., 1961-06-16

the Super-Sailfish performed,
Comdr. Guy went about inter-
esting residents In buying more
Of the boats and contributing
their use to the youngsters.
Medals were awarded at the
end Of last season to regatta
winners and Comdr. Guy ex-
Evening star., 1961-06-16

q lot Of sailing around the
harbor.
When the classes start June
"a, his own two children, John,
Evening star., 1961-06-16

IA, and Laurel, IL, will be
there. A third, James (Skip),
16, is a lifeguard at Lake
Bancroft.
Evening star., 1961-06-16

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failure from blowouts, cuts, bruises
or breaks caused by normal ROAD
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driving PLUS our famous Lifetime
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
ACADEMY. ON. THE.RHL

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Films For Discriminating Folk, Historic
Sth q g SITS. Sc, Ii. 1929, MATINEE
WALLER. "CAN CAN" color, $50, 40,
$50, 900. STARTS THURS: jacques
Tatt, MY Uncle" and Preston Sturges,
The French. They Are Funny Race"
OF GLORY"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
BY LEONARD LYONS
Hall Syndicate

NEW YORK.-During a
discussion about heads of
state being criticized no mat
ter what they do, Peter Us
tinov, the author-star of
"Romanoff and Juliet" men,
toned this story: A man,
his son and a donkey Travelled
to a village, the man riding
the donkey. He heard the
villagers say, Look at that
healthy man riding, while his
child walks"
They went on to the next
village, this time with the
son riding the donkey. The
villagers said: Look at that
old man walking while his
strong son rides" On their
way to a third village both
the father and son rode the
donkey, and the villagers
said, Look how cruelty
they're treating the poor
donkey" Then both father
and son walked with the
donkey trailing, and the
villagers said: Look at those
fools walking when they can
ride"
WINNER: UStinov, who
won an Academy Award for
his performance in Sparta
GUS" discovered that Oscar
winners are permitted to buy
as many replicaS as they
want, for sos each. That's so
they can display them in
country homes, on yachts or
even on the hoods of their
cars.
UStinov said that Sparta
Gus" was not his finest per-
Torrance. His best was dur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30

wood. He was called upon to
do an Improvisation with
AKIN Tamiroff. The tmpro-
visation began with Tamiroff
pretending to deal cards.
Cooper pretended he'd lost
the hand, played again, lost
then arose slowly, and
spoke: II think you'e cheat
ing" =. "And I don't think
you're improviSing," said
Chekhov. 1T was brilliant,
but it seems to me you've
done something like that
before"
SACRIFICE: When the
Rev. Martin Luther King, jr.,
was arrested, Harry Bella
fonte and Sidney Potter
started working for his re-
lease. They took no bookings,
opened an office and worked
long hours each day for three
months. When King was re-
leased, the wan, overworked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30

NAYI.0R 10Th q AIo. Ave. Sc.
lU. 1900
,, Great Bible storiesl ELANA
EDEN in THE STORY OF RUTH"
COLLINS in ESTHER AND THE
KING" Color, at 3:15. 7:25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
THE LYONS DEN
AsUstinoV Points Out,
You Just Can't Win

ing a wartime talent contest
for servicemen in Scotland.
He wanted the prize money
so that he could buy a recip-
rocal round Of drinks for his
officers. A local boy, singing
Scottish songs while wearing
a kilt, almost had it won
until Ustinov performed.
1T was extremely difficult,
competing against a singer
in a kilt in Scotland" he
said. But he won the 10
shilling prize and bought
drinks for an officer, Carol
Reed.
COLLECTOR: James Mel
ton, the former Met Opera
singer who died last week,
devoted his last years to his
priced collection of ANTIQUE
autos. His search for the cars
was aided by some fortunate
breaks. He once sang in
Detroit for Queen Juliana,
who rewarded him by reveal
ing where, in Rotterdam, he
could buy a rare DeDion car
made in 1900.
When the Met began a
Embarrassing campaign, Mel
ton offered to drive a carload
Of opera stars in a 1900 car
to Billy Roses home to pick
up a check from Rose. Billy
listened to the plan, and
said: "Mr. Melton, tell the
Met that Billy Rose doesn't
go in for stunts"
ACTOR: Gary Cooper once
enrolled in Michael Chek-
hov'S drama class in Holly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
GREENBELT oR. -. 4.el!

THE GRASS IS GREENER" CARY
GRANT, DEBORAH KERR. 1:I5, BIS,
5:2l. 7:24, Q:27. -
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Potter grinned and said to
him: Daddy, next time
you're on your own"
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-08-25

brother of Mrs. Hergatt. the lat ter generally known locally as Candy.
 Edith seeley on the Rose Marie called for help because of lost screw and the Nancy took the Rose Marie" on tow. Mrs. Seeley told Hergatt about another disabled fishing boat. the ~Ron Nicki" out of Kenai, which was swamped out by the south end of kalgin Island. The crew sat on the cabin all night. two miles off the beach, and were picked up by the Nancy next day. Both boats were lowed for q couple of miles.
 Bill seeley on "Neleinee then set out to pick np= the Rose Marie" which Marion cut loose 50 he could tow the Ron Wick" to the south end of Kalgin Island where 1t was tied to a barge. The sRose Marie drifted nearly to Homer before Bill caught up with the boat his wife was on and toWed 1t back.
 Tn the meantime the "Naneyn relieved the Sea Riyef.n owned and operated by Louie Wiggins. of 400 salmon SO he could finish picking his nets.
 When 1t was all over, Marion said he forgot to take any pie lures; there vas just toe much going on and the samsels had had enough excitement for the rest of the summer.