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Evening star., 1962-05-30
jim BISHOP

There was q small breeze
in the evening. The mists
came up the Avon slowly,
like transparent fingers i'm
parting a blessing. In a half
hour, fog had engulfed the
Cotswold H.lls and srnothered
Bristol. The hilly streets were
obliterated in patches. The
roofless church. opened to
heaven In an old air raid,
the neat shopsl the univer-'
sity, all died one by one.
Paddy Smythe sat to sup
per In tie kitchen. He was
a young, lean man with
small, alert blue eyes. He
drank his soup slowly and
noisily, the right arm and
the spoon forming a metro
nome for dull music, the left
elbow on the table, with the
fist against his cheek. His
wife stood on the far side
of the table, buttering slices
Of bread for him.
'TT'S A BAD NIGHT" she
said. "will you be staying
home?" Paddy shook his
head. He looked up at the
window and watch he'd the
night fog coat the pane with
thin milk. He was going out.
Another card gamer" she
asked.
Another card game" he
said in a deep growl. He
looked up as though to di-
vine the intention Of the
question. Bridget 8 myth h e
stared impassively. 81 don't
like to be alone nights"
"Ah nov. ?" Paddy said.
That's sad Indeed it is. Me
heart Is bleeding. Ali I ever
see Of you when I'm in the
flat is you talking on the
phone to your girl friends or
ye're off to night services. I
hope ye're saving my soul as
well as your own"
Sometimes" she said soft
ly, Il go TO the cinema" He
slammed the big spoon into
the bowl so that it made q
splash of soup. Not unless
they're playing King Of
Kings" he said loudly, cor
some holy picture" Bridget
looked frightened. She did
not like loud voices. Paddy
saw this and modified his
tone. "It will do you no
good" he said, ''to make a
smell about it. I have me
cards. You have the church. ="
She nodded. And the rugby
pool" she said.
"All right" he said resign
edly, II won a few quid on
q game. And / may win some
more at cards. I'll be home
in the morning."
Evening star., 1962-05-30

she wouldn't hesitate to in
tercept your note to her son.
Wait until you see the boy
alone and give him your gift
in person.
=
DEAR ABBY: I have never
been married, but I have nine
children running from 10
months old up to 16 years old.
The children are living with
my mother and my aunt, but
the welfare is supporting
them. I am not in love with
their daddy any more, but he
hangs around my mothers
house and also my aunt's
house to be where the chill
dren are. He told the welfare
people that he would marry
me and take care of the
children if I would marry
Evening star., 1962-05-30
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. E. EDGAR

RE WARD; Corot, the
French landscape painter,
decided at the age Of 26 70
devote all his time to his
art. His father, who was .
working man, put him on q
small allowance. which paid
for the barest essentials.
Corot was still living on the
same pittance "a years later.
when he was decorated with
the Legion of Honor. His
father was greatly impressed.
After the ceremony, he
pressed some money into his
sons hand.
Now that you have q red
ribbon to decorate It," he
said. 81 think you should buy
a new coat"
= = .
SURE SIGN: Author John
Erskine and a fellow lectursf
were seated on the speakArg
platform, waiting to address
an audience.
How long are you going to
speak?" asked ErSkine.
81 don't know" said the
other, 81 usually stop as
soon as the people out front
start looking at their
watches"
I'm a little tougher than
that" said Erskine. ''I wait
until they start shaking
them"
Evening star., 1962-05-30

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
have q real problem Of being
nervous while reading aloud
or talking to a group. I suf-
fered the same humiliating
experience all through my
high school days, even
though I was at the head
of the class scholastically. I
now have a job which calls
for reading monthly reports
and this makes an actual
nervous wreck out Of me. I
feel I need help outside Of
myself. Is there any hope:
Mr.. C.
IS THERE a common man
with hide so thick that he
doesn't mind getting up in
front Of a group? One who
doesn't get sweaty palms and
goose pimpIes? They are the
exceptions.
Many of my patients with
similar trouble have told me
that they got over their
anxieties and fears by taking
Q speaking course. It's worth
the try. Meanwhile, perhaps
your doctor will prescribe a
few tranquilizers to help you
get over the hump.
&AH =
Dear DR.. Steincrohn:
Please answer if at all pos
siblel I am so discouraged
I don't know what to do.
About seven months ago I
had q thyroidectomy because
the gland was overactive. But
to this day I suffer from
every complaint I had before
the operation. I still have q
fast pulse, tiredness. extreme
nervousness, shaky hands,
etc. MY doctors assured me
the operation would be q
sure-cure. Now, when I tell
them that I feel just the
same as before my surgery,
they seem uninterested. Can
you advise me?-Mrs. K.
IN MOST instances. re-
moval of the overactive
thyroid tissue at operation
transforms the patient into
q calm, relaxed person, with
out the shakes, and into one
who has a slow pulse and
absence of palpitation.
Whether your continuing
symptoms are still on q
thyroid basis -or due to
function nervousness !
don't know.
But I certainly believe that
You owe it to yourself to get
disinterested opinion some
'7here. Ask for q consulta-
ton with another internist to
60 over your problem from
she ground-floor up; or have
sour doctor recommend some
diagnostic clinic that spe-
cializes in thyroid problems.
=, = = =
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: For
the last two years I have
been bothered with spasms
of the colon and q sensitive
intestinal tract. Anything
cold, roughage and highly
seasoned foods cause diar-
rhea. I have to watch my
diet constantly. What worries
Evening star., 1962-05-30
DEAR ABBY
Two-WoyAdvice
Offered

DEAR ABBY: How can a
mother teach her son obedi-
ence and respect for his eld-
ers? When I tell him to pick
up his clothes or straighten
out his bureau drawers, he
sticks out his tongue and
makes faces at me. Then he
runs to his father for pro-
lection. I am tired Of his
acting up. I certainly have
Evening star., 1962-05-30

him. Should I marry him
when I don't feel any love for
him? PENSACOLA.
Get back where you belong,
marry the man and raise
those children. Whether you
are ain love" with him is un-
important now that you have
nine children who didn't ask
to be born.
50
HoiU's the tDorld treating
you? For a personal, un-
published reply, send a SELF
addressed, stamped enUelope
to Abby, care of The EUe-
ming Star.
ForAbby'S booklet, Hon to
HdUe q LoUely Wedding"
send SOC to ABBY, Boz 1865,
Beverly Hills, Calf.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
USELESS
INFORMATION


The JouoDinC items are all
ercIusiDe, all sew, all useless
and mostly amusing.
By PAUL STEINER
North American Newspaper Alliance
If the mucilage on the
back Of 100000 postage
stamps were placed in a sin
gle receptacle, there would
be enough to easily drown a
collector, a philatelist has
figured.
H&&
A Lakewood (Calif0 woman
says that when she consulted
her ouija board on money
matters, she was shocked
when it answered her in foul
language.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

tried my best to raise him
right, but I don't know where
I go off the track. He is no
child. Abby. He is % years
old. What can be done?
FED UP.
Either this son Of yours Is
teasing you, in which case you
should ignore it-Or he has
the mentality Of a 6-year-oId,
in which case he needs .
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ton. However, the key to the
plan to block the seating of
Written involves the candidacy
of Rev. Merrill Lindsey, the Ne
gro candidate, who got a little
over 1900 votes of the more than
$4,000 votes cast.
According to reports, petitions
will be circulated throughout
the district this summer with
the wording: We the under
signed Negro citizens of the
United States and the State Of
Mississippi, residents of the Sec
ond Congressional District, be-
ing Fl years and older and at
present not qualified electors,
hereby declare that if we had
been permitted to vote, we
would have voted for Merrill E..
Lindsay in the June 5, Congress
sional primary.
1t is estimated that there are
100000 Negroes in the district
eligible, but who are not reg
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

With handsome cake a hot fragrant tea
for setting you'll spend happy hour with your guests The
frostng and the filling make the cake There's of
that simple statement demonstrated here The
bought layers made from cake mix lemon flake
from favorte Whatever luscious
ambrosal frong provides eating and con-
versaton, too!
Ambrosa Frosting
egg whites, unbeaten tablespoon grated orange
1-1/2 cups rind
Dash OF salt cup packaged grated
1/3 juice
tablespoons water 12 chopped orange
teaspoon light corn syrup sections (about large
orange)
Combine whites salt, juice corn
of double boiler Beat with sturdy
eater about minute until thoroughly mixed Then
boiling water beating constantly with Cor high speed
of electric mxer) minutes, until frosng will stiff
peaks r frostng from bottom and sides
with rubber patua spoon Remove boiling
ter Beat minute or until thick enough to spread
orange rind
To I of the frostng add ga the
Spread cake layer Cover with Then
spread remaining frosng cake arnsh ton
with remaining and additional sections desired
Makes enough frosing for two 8-or 9-inch layers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07
Parks And
Recreation
Report

The Jackson Department Of
Parks and Recreation reports
that during the past week on
the ten Fairgrounds for Negro
children a total Of 14,741 wre
in attendance with an overall
attendance Of 30,561. Partici-
patton for the past week ran
28,749 with an overall participa-
ton Of 50,601. Total number
registered thus far is 4,116.
Each playground conducted a
Horseshoe Tournament at three
age levels, 6 to 8, 8 to IL, and
Is to 16. Results Of the play
offs held on each playground
Friday were the following:
Martin: William Cooper, T.
Amons, Barbara Ray, John Wes-
ton.
Smith: Lee Burks, Linwood
Murriel, Robert Dent.
College Park: A md e rson
White, Joseph Heron, Mozell
Stamps.
johnson: Charles Daily, Bob
by Funchess.
Morrison: Girls - Georgia
Smith, Levistine Young, Dolores
Gray. Boys - Paul Robinson,
Eddie Chase, Percy Williams.
Rowan: A. E. Carter, Chester
Anding, L. v. Anderson, B. T.
Washington.
Robertson: Melvin CASTOR,
Henry Began, Ruby Trevillion,
P. Carter.
Walton: Jerry Sutton, Alex
ander Henderson, John Knight.
Isable: John Began, Willie L.
Kimbles.
Jones: Girls-Barbara Allen,
Doris Burnell, Shirley Jackson.
Boys-Wilson Moffett, Joe Clay,
Luther Moffett.
Two baseball leagues were or
ganized the past week with a
total Of 8 teams. The divisions
are Pee Wee and Junior, ages
8 to 13 and ID to II. In an eff
fort to reach all Of our children,
teams are located at Isable,
Smith, and College Park Play
grounds. Volunteer workers
serve as coaches and officials
along with our playground staff.
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have seen all your films" he
said, "You must come to my
mine. will furnish transport
and everything. You must not
forget our people"
Tonight 1000 people gathered
in the open air in revolution
airy township known as "Red
Kenia." The presentation had
been announced throughout the
day by Radio Katanga, operat-
ing over improvised transmit.
tiers as the main station had
been destroyed by UN bombs.
At the request of the Director
of the Radio, the Colwell BROTH
ers broadcast twice today for
fifteen minutes. The Mayor Of
Kenia himself toured the town.
ship all day in loud speaker
van inviting his people to the
presentation. The Catholic sta
ton attached to Salesian Col
lege, also announced the presen-
tation every hour throughout
the day.
Yesterday the MIRA force
were guests of Union Miniere
for the day and attended pri-
vate luncheon with directors of
the company and an afternoon
reception. The German miners
presented their film to the Afr
lean and European staff in the
Company theater. The wife of
the Acting President of Katan-
ga gave tea party for the
wives of the Ministers to meet
Madame van Beuningen.
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n Bel Nat'I.,,
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through the 9th, 1862 with the
Educational Institute in session
the preceding week - July Goth
to August 9TH. Mrs. Chapman's
work in the interest Of the 43rd
Annual and End Annual Trade
Show will bring together some
of the top Trade folk in the
Beauty field as well as in other
fields. Among the Exhibitors
will be Clairol featuring Helen
Jasper and Claire Johnson, not
ed color technicians, Summey's
Beauty and Barber Supply Of
NYC, Helene Curtis, American
Tobacco, Hamilton House Motel
of Miami, Fla, and others.
Unique about this years
Trade Show will be the award
ing of door prizes by the var
ious Exhibitors. Monday, and
Tuesday, August 9Th & 7th such
prizes andIor gifts will include
electric clippers, hair dryers,
cosmetic kits, posture chairs,
etc. Wednesday, the 9Th, pro-
misses to be the day of days,
when a beautiful 1862 Bel-Air
Chevrolet will be given away at
2 PM on the Exhibitors floor.
This 1862 NBCL Convention
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istered to vote.

istered to vote.
According to reports, Riggs
hopes to get $4,000 signatures
which would be more than the
total vote in the election.
The plan is based on the Sec
nd Section of the 14th Amend
ment Of the U. S. Constitution,
which states that there shall be
a reduction in congressional rep
resentation Of any state which
denies the ballot to anyone on
account Of race.
Higgs expressed the hope of
being able to get some out
standing personality to present
the petition to President Ken
nedy as evidence Of what is go
ing on in regard to Negro voting
in the state.
Observers here recalled that
a similar move followed the
1916 election blocking the late
Senator Theodore G. Bilbo from
taking his seat in the U. S.
Senate which he had won by a
landslide vote in the election.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

vice complete with sermons and
gospel and spiritual singing.
The one-day session will be
highlighted by a mass, 200
voice choir and the Young Mini
ster's' Jubilee Chorus. The 400
delegates who are expected to
attend will be addressed by
Bishop o. T. Jones, Presiding
Bishop of the Church of God in
Christ, Philadelphia.
Getting underway at 9 a. m.
the Junior Department will hold
a conservation service and later
a Diocese presentation to assist
more than 100 African students
will be made.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

Celebrating special occasion this month? Then plan informal
patio supper featuring tasty hghghted by cool and
refreshing Fried chicken made early the day and
co we'll with seasoned salad and buttered
onions The fruy beverage ideal and
delicious for this Prepared with envelope
drink blended with
cranberry juice versatile drink that tastes good all through
the meal.
Pineapple Grapefruit Cranberry Punch
1 envelope pineapple-grapefruit Q-pnt bottle)
Kool-Aid Soft Drink Mix cranberry juice cocktail
3/4 cup sugar cups water
Pineapple Ice Cubes
Combine ingredients Stir until instant soft drink mix and
sugar with Pineapple Ice Cubes if desired
Makes about quart, servings a ounces EACH
*TO MAKE PINEAPPLE ICE CUBES Pour pineapple into
cube trays and freeze untI firm
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

Men have fun doing their cooking awhile they
of the they
off their with frying pan is on long weekend fishing
trip After many pleasant hours rpped lake and resfu
fish lucky enough be the days catch will
eating pleasure.
Preparing the fish be simple chore, breadng
mixture of meal and convenient pancake speedy
job Fried golden brown the beadng fish wonderfully
crunchy texture and rich just-right flavor.
Of the breadng equally prepare home for
packages of meal and pancake mix ahomes
cupboard shelf So the last of the weekend catch brought home
skill fish handsomely this
breadng.
SPEEDY BREADINC FOR FISH
Makes 1-1/4 cups breadng
1 cup pancake mix teaspoon salt
ia cup enriched
meal
ingredients paper plastic bag Shake thoroughly
combine. Breadng may be stored in bag both sides
cleaned moened fish with breading Fry small of
fat until fish faky and tender Turn only during cooking
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

series will include some of the
biggest and the best events
with a full program for each
Of the affiliates as we'll as for
NBCL itself. The Educational
NBCL Institute will begin the
series on July 10Th and close
August 4th. Meetings and at
fairs of the NBCL Natl. Soror-
ity-Theta NJ Sigma - August
9Th and 9th follow and last but
of great Importance is the
NBCL Convention and Trade
Show, August s through the
9th with all sessions at
Hotel Pick Carter under direc-
ton of President DR.. Katie E.
Whickam.
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katanga -.
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L N~~SsSSAsssSA = SAss = ~oS ~AASx
his city in company with the
mayors Of three Elisabethville
regions. "You have created .
real brotherhood in which all
people can unite. That il the
greatest need in the divided
world" concluded the Lord
Mayor.
The Katanga government ar
ranged q press conference for
the MIRA force to meet local
and international correspon-
dents in the Elisabethville Press
Club.
Earlier In the day the Presi-
dent Of the General Federation
Of Katanga Trade Unions, Mod
este Mufba, with members Of
his executive, received the Ger
man miners at his union head
quarters.
Elisabethville, June 20 The
Foreign Minister and Acting
President Of Katanga, Monsieur
Evariste Kinda, today received
the international MIRA force in
President Tshombe's residence.
Addressing them he said, II am
very glad to receive revolution
aries in q country Of revolun-
tionaries. I took good note of
everything you have said. This
will help the advancement of
our country. We will do all we
can to help and back you so
that peace may come again to
the world"
The Commanding General of
the Katanga Army, General
Nuke, attended special show
ing of the miners film "Espoir"
(Hope) along with senior staff
officers. The presentation had
been arranged by the Lord May
or Of Elizabethville in the Civic
Theater, once described as the
most beautiful in southern Afri-
ca. The walls are SCARED and
the windows have hundreds of
bullet holes. U. N. machine
guns in bunkers and buildings
around are trained on this build
ing.
The Mayor of Elisabethville
said, "MRA has helped US in
our difficult days. None should
underestimate its influence on
Katanga."
During lunch today the man.
ager of a mine 400 miles away
came and made himself known
to the MIRA force who were at
luncheon with the Mayor. II
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

An homemade cake will be the hit
This Happy Day Cake Frosnp is kent
the baking for convenience in carrying serving
Happy Day Cake
22 cups suited Swans Down Up cup shortening Cat
Cake Flour temperaturel ~ ~
teaspoons double acting / Gun milk
baking powder teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon salt unbeaten
LIZ cups sugar Easy Chocolate Frosting
Stir shortening soften St ingredients Add 3
the milk and the VANILLA until all dampened Then
beat minutes at medium speed electric 800 vigorous
strokes by hand Add and remaining milk and
and bake in about 80 to IS minutes
Easy Chocolate Frosting
Cream tablespoons butter add cup sted confectoners
gradually blending WELL Add teaspoon and IL
unsweeened chocolate Melted thoroughly
an additional cup ifted confctoner alternately with
Beat until smooth. Makes 1873 cups frosting
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07
Bible Way Young Peoples Session
Scheduled For PHILADELPHIA July n

Washington-The Fifth Gen.
eral Young Peoples Session of
the Bible Way Church of Our
Lord Jesus Christ Worldwide
will convene in Philadelphia at
the Refuge Church of Christ,
July 14th.
Elder Bernard G. Battle, Gen.
eral President of the Young
Peoples Department, announc-
ed last week that the session
will feature reports from the
Little Folk" Convention, the
Junior Department and a youth
conservation service. A star
feature will be a midnight SER
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

a heart attack. She Immediately
called the police, who rushed
Foster to nearby Michael Reese
hospital where he was pronounc-
ed dead on arrival.
The embarrassed Miss John
son did not disclose, however,
whether she was really dating
other men as Foster had alleg-
ed.
A native of Williamson, w.
Va, Foster was graduated from
the Morris Academy of Beauty
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Drops Dead 49,.
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"other men,"
His 30-year-old sweetheart,
Miss Elmira Johnson, told pol
ice that Foster, &c came to her
fashionable Prairie Shore
apartment, accused her of "see-
ing other men," and then wrap
ped his hands around her neck
and attempted to strangle her.
She was saved, she explain
ed when Foster suddenly slump
ed to the floor, the victim of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-07-07

Culture here, and had lived in
Chicago for about two years.
Prior to coming to Chicago he
lived in Akron, o., where he
attended elementary and high
school.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-07
a BUSY MONTH

February proved to be a very
busy and eventful month for all
Of us here at the County Extern
sion Office. Considerable time and
effort was spent in planning and
helping to conduct two major
agricultural events, the first East
ern Montana Sheep and Wool Pro
duction School and the 9Th annual
Town and Country Institute. Now
that these two events are over, we
certainly feel the time and effort
was not wasted as we have heard
many fine comments on both.
Might also mention that consider
able time was spent during Febru-
airy working with the Richland
County Resource Planning and
Development Committee. This
Committee is getting off to a good
start and a few investigations for
economic development are already
under way. Now for a brief run
down on each of the major activ-
tiles listed.
The Sidney herald., 1962-03-07
TOWN AND
INSTITUTE

During the annual Town and
Country Institute which was held
February 9th, the women of the
community had a special program
on new fabrics for the coming
spring-summer season. The guest
speaker was Mr.. Walter Dudra,
manager and buyer for the Pin
Cushion Stores in Montana.
The program covered new fab
RIGS for home furnishings and
clothing. Some of the highlights
in the presentation were colorS,
textures, and patterns of the fab
RIGS for the coming season.
This spring season the colors
which will be used in clothing are
green's, oranges, blues, browns, and
the color combination of Amer
icana which is red, white and blue.
There will be a large collec-
ton of various textures in the
fabrics. There will be hubby sur-
faces such as the Seersuckers, slut
woven fabrics such as the shan
lungs, brocades, sheers and coarse
weaves of homespun.
Cotton knits r popular in cas-
ual costumes of dresses and sports
wear. The advantage of the cottor
knits are the easy care anc
wrinkle resistance which is a mic,
feature for vacation clothing.
The various patterns in the new
fabrics include stripes, paisle,
prints, plaids, border prints anC
4 embroidered patterns.