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Evening star., 1962-09-14

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Evening star., 1962-08-19
By WARD MOREHOUSE

LONDON. - 1t became a
chant on my London rounds:
You must see Albert Finney
he's an absolute daZzler,
the finest young actor in
England. So I went to Wey-
mouth where Finney is on
location with Tom Jones'" a
Woodfall Film production of
Henry Fielding'S masterpiece.
I found Finney in his
dressing room house trailer,
in an outfit that was an af-
front to Saville Row-Rum-
pied blue exercise suit, floppy
white hat, and white sneak
ers. He was lingering a Span
ish guitar and he explained
somewhat fretfully, I've
done nothing all day, so I
practice the guitar. It's sort
of a mess to be loafing
around"
Six Busy Years
At first glance Finney is
rather ordinary in appear
ance, nothing like as hand
Evening star., 1962-08-19

spirit and freedom Of be-
havior, so that you see hu-
man nature bounced and
thrown apart. One must
throw off ones jacket and
dive in"
AS a 21-year-old Macbeth,
with the Birmingham Roper
tory Theater, Finney caught
the eye of Charles Laughton,
who signed him for THE
Party" a West End play. HE
said was bloody awful, but
he took me anyway" He ad-
mires Laughton-and Laur-
ence Olivier.
"Oilvier is great. He's enor-
nous. In 'CoriolanuS' at
Stratford, he said one line
to me-he didn't have to do
it, because my part was small.
But there was that binding
moment of contact that is
more important than any
thing. Nothing is as impor-
tant as that"
Evening star., 1962-08-19

Finney read so books on the
Reformation leader.
I'm creating a part want
to be as full as possible, get
it as large as possible. You
learn all you can, then dis
card a lot. AS Tom Jones 1
want to express freedom of
Evening star., 1962-08-19

I took lessons also in Judo,
voice and guitar. When I
went to the theater I hadn't
been thinking of the play. I
was very fresh and it was
marvellous. The more one does
the more energy one has"
To prepare for Luther"
Evening star., 1962-08-19

the dresses ripped off her or
wrestling on the floor with
them.
Besides" he added, 81
cant stand the shoes she
wears-cheap, plastic wedges
that went out long ago."
Evening star., 1962-08-19

GER. were in Italy recently
when a dancer wrestled on
the floor with Jayne at an
awards affair.
II can't go on designing
for an actress who shows off
my work by either having
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Juyne WrestIes,
Her Couturier
Abundons Her

HOLLYWOOD (AP)-De-
Signer Richard Blackwell,
who had Jayne Mansfield
among his clients, is now her
ex-couturier.
II refuse to dress her any
more says the one-time
actor who now as known as
Mr.. Blackwell.
The designer and his busi-
ness associate, Robert Spen-
Evening star., 1962-08-19
Britoin's Finney Full
Of Energy and Ideas

some as Laurence Oliver to
whom he is frequently COM
pared. But he grows steadily
more attractive as he talks
and one soon concludes that
he is an extraordinary young
man, unusually thoughtful,
fervid. churning with energy
and ideas.
In six years Finney has
played more stage roles than
an American actor can ex-
pect in a dozen years, but he
has never appeared in New
York. Would he like to?
II don't want to come to
New York just for one play;
I want to invade New York
in three plays. I'd like to do
Luther (the John Osborne
drama Finney did in London)
and two other plays. 1t would
give you a better idea of
what I can do, and be more
interesting for me. Doing
different parts is less tiring
than doing one part"
every Exciting"
He said it was Every excit-
ing" to know that his first
m tion picture, Saturday
Night and Sunday Morning."
had been warmly received in
the United States.
Does Hollywood appeal to
him?
I've had offers, but I
doubt Hollywood will come
up with anything that will
involve me emotionally and
Realistically. I should like to
have gone to Hollywood when
they made great films, when
it was a great place. But the
magic doesn't exist there any
more. I enjoyed American
films immensely. before I
had any critical faculty. But
I still love Westerns-I'm
mad for them"
French, Judo, Music
Finney's speech bears the
mark Of Lancashire, where
he wqS born, and of the
Royal Academy of Dramatic
Arts, which he entered at II.
Now 26, he is blue-eyed and
muscular. with strong white
teeth and a shock of reddish
brown hair for his role as
the 18th century Tom Jones.
II think human beings can
do anything they want to-"
he said. They can fly-al-
most. While I was playing
Luther I got up at Z in the
morning and worked two
hours on my French lessons.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

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pFsdue,ive use ei youF slseping heurs vita
eus losing your rest. TheFough end abun-
daai dsia On hew end why sleep-leaTning
ueFks tester end mere effectively thea ne
usual eemseieus meiheds. THIS eempilaiioa
lnoludes studies On languags study, memegy
trsiaiag, hsbiis, seM@mpFOvemeHi, Fete
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eentrel. Ieu win Fseelvs these huilesins Tree
with 10 eest o. ehligstiea. No ssisspersea
Will eal.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Compiled by JOHN w. STePP
Stor StoH Writer
Background

THE OCTOBER battle of PeYTyviLe, Ky., bloody
Il though It tOGs proved nothing except that the
troops of both sides UGLOT0s and the command
ing generals sOGntin0 p determination So dis
mayed ,OGs Washington Uith Don Carlos BueHs per
formGnce that the administration replaced him ,Oth
William StGrke RosecrGns The CoTfederGcys Br0rton
Bragg under sharp criticism By his sbordindtes
Oho contended that sOith proper of his GUGGble
strength he might iOeH haze crushed the FedeTGls IN
fOLIOOup fight Bragg. however, had stGuneh friend in
President Jefferson DGUis, so he retained his command
of the Army Of Tennessee IN an orvGnisdtiOnGl re.
shuttle that placed the n0UTecuperGted Joe Johnston
in sort of supercommGnd of the Confederate Western
Department The UpshOt of PenyvIIe at any rate. sO0s
that BruO0 pulled his army out Of Kentucky0 gloomy
end to his promising iHuGsion deep into Tennes
see MuuTeeSborO and Chattanooga his principal
strOn0points Rosecrdns sIOsOv drJted southO0rd to
NGshUilIe By mid December the area betUesn MuuTees
boro and Nashville, 80 miles apart, nonGRsL sLGnd,
10Th attachments of both GTnes constantly probing the
strength and positions of the opposing 0rmies Both
dries iOGtching and ipGiting NeUs accounts
ected that period of ,OGtcL sOGitin0 limiting
that another explosion sOds not far off,
The Evening Star, Wednesday December IT, 1851:
REBELS MOVING ON NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Dec l6-8 PM.-Information re-
ceived at headquarters from the front tonight indi
Gates that the rebels pressing forward cautiously
in great force towards this city.
General Rosecrans has concentrated his forces,
NEWT cUrAun Av
Evening star., 1962-12-16
FROM TENNESSEE.

FROM TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Dec IS.-A party of rebel cavalry
yesterday grossly violated nag of truce by pouncing
on q detachment of the Fourth Michigan Cavalry
while awaiting a reply. They captured So of our
men,.
There is no prospect of general advance of the
rebels.
The Rebels have occupied Franklin
The enemy seem to be moving up. Forrest Is not
at Charlotte but there is heavy force at Nolensvlle
and Triune....
During this period of UGitinO Bragg kept his
ttOo stout cavalry arms in action Nathan Bedford
Forrest tOemt off on three1iOeek raid in sOest
Tennessee that played hob ,Oith Federal rail COM
municGtions, and netted vGst stores Of arms and
dnrmunition. John Hunt MOTvGn's men took off
on another fordy into Kentucky, tUreckin0 large
pant of the Louisville Nashville R0ilro0d and
destroying 50 million in Federal property BrdOC's
aim was to keep the Feder0Ls nervous and upset.
He succeeded to large extent
From The Evening Star Saturday. December % Issz:
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
NEW YORK, Dec l0-Special Nashville dis
patches to the Tribune state that General [Gren-
vile Melenl Dodge with his cavalry, has been fight
ing Forrest all day in the vicinity Of Corinth Nor
gan reported to be moving to cut off the Louisville
and Nashville railroad II is reported that General
[Earll Van Dorm, with $1,000 men, has arrived at
Stevenson, Alabama, to join Bragg Kirby Smith is
reported as moving toward Lebanon to support
Morgan.
General ROsecrans has dismissed large num-
ber of officers for drunkenness and disobedience of
orders.
mt Changes Plans
Evening star., 1962-12-16
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SUNDAY. THE STAR MAGAZINE.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
Ford =

tConfnved from Back Page)
REPUBLICANS ON FORD MOTOR COMPANY LOBBY
ISTs.
The tax package would have repealed some Of fhe
business and percent fax personal income
and a percent tax on corporation net income.
SWANSON SAID LAST WEEK He HAD PERSON.
ALLY TELEPHoNED FORD ON TWO OCCASIONS TO
ASK HIM TO ORDER FORD LOBBYISTS TO STOP THEIR
OPPOSITION TO THE TAX PROGRAM HE SAID FORD
REFUSED ON THE GROUND THAT THE PROPOSED TAX
WOULD RESULT IN AN INCREASE OF 81 MILLION
YEAR, ~ THE CoMPANY'S STATE TAXES.
Ssvsinson's revelation Of his conversations with Ford
and Ford's opposition the spvrred by Oct.
speech the auto executive made before the Michigan
State Chsmber of Commerce.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

(Confinued From Back Page)
OUT At THE STATES CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
TO THE OLD GUARD REACTIONARY REPUBLICANS"
AND FAILURE TO EXERT MY PERSONAL SUPPORT
WAS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAIL
URE" IN THE TAX REFORM PROGRAMS BEFORE THE
LEGISLATURE.
Speaking before the Booker T. Washington club in De.
ro Romney took credit for providing the leadership TO
secure 80 percent Of the model changes listed by the cif
ZEN, groups which pushed for the constvfona
ton."
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

UkvIIS mUA GIVE hU.k. OK kUk 4JH fSItI2IJ :
ALREADY rs TO so% DEAD FROM The NECK
W. OR DOWN.! DIES MisHRAHLY THE RoDsEvELTs
DARE NOT PERMIT HIS BODY TO BE SEEM
HOWEVER, ~ THE SPIRIT OF cHRisTLIKE LOVE.
WE PRoPHEsY, WITH REJOICING THAT THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS over THERE WILL HEAL
BROTHER FRANKLIN, AND cuNsuMAATE WHAT
the DEVILS. SATAN BOUND MATERIA MEDICA
COULD NOT POSSIBLY EFFEcTl
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT WILL. BE A GRAND LEADER
over YoNDER.' AND WILL APPREHEND THE
HIGHER. HEAVENLY. ANGELIC ANSWER TO
NOTHING TO FEAR BUT FEAR! AS RoosE-
WELT cARELEssLY AND sUPERFIcIALLY ENUNCI.
ATED, EARLY IN 1888
ne FEARED NOT TO VIOLATE THE TEN COMMAND
MsNTs! cHRlsTs SERMON ON THE MOUNT
AND TO BE Indifferent, CONTENTIOUS OR
HOSTILE TOWARDS Mv. GODS FULFILLMENT
OF JESUS PROPHECY TO THAT wicked AND
ADuLTERoUs GENERATION" WHICH COULD
NOT BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND FINAL REvELA.
TIoN - THE COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY
GHOST, TEACHING ALL THINGS! - SECOND
COMING" - CHRIST WITH YOU ALWAY'
MADE TANGIBLE. DEMONSTRATE. IN THE IRE
vlvAL OF PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS
LOST ELEMENT OF HEALING" - 1.-THE SMALLEST
PART OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" BUT WHOSE
HIGHER MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF
THE WORLD" /! = THE HEALING OF THE
lPSEUDo, MYTHICAL, ADAM-EvE IoRD-cOD'
coUNTERFEITs, BURLEs0UES. SYMBOLS
OF THE REAL i NATIONS" tRev. 222)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
Ronney =

Continued From Back Page)
Mr. Romneys speeches. I'm awfuy tired Of all the fight
ing that goes Lansing he asserts, speaking Of the
struggle between Democratic governors and Republican
legislatures. Maybe Republican governor get along
better and work things out. At least its worth try
II is the white-coIar worker however, who is
likely to defect from fhe Democratic standard Typical
Frank Rich who manages typewriter service shop in the
Detroit suburb Of Oak Park. Swanson supporter
years ago, he says II think need change think
Romney will do better iob."
With each candidate aiming at the preponderani Demo-
cratic vote, neither is probing deeply into the retarded
economic growth and perpetual fiscal crisis that plague
Michigan They agree many basic state issues, each fav
orng imposition Of state income tax higher state aid for
education and higher unemployment insurance benefits
strafeges.
One whore Mr.. Romney to have made
progress is among Mcgans big Negro population We'll
be lucky IL get the 2s Of the Negro vote that BagweI
got" admits Romneyite Some pro-Swainson Negro Bap
fist ministers have been quietly eondemning the Mormon
Chvres restrictions Negroes. But without the
Iigiovs factor Mr.. Romney would be hard put weaken
the bond between Michigan Negroes and the Democratic
Party
What worries the Swanson camp is the sessness Of
nearly the hero to Negroes that Mr. Williams was the Demo-
cratic organization will have make major effort get
the Negroes TO the polls.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
Kennedy

(Confnued From Back Page)
CHRIST SCIENTISTS, ALONE. OF ALL PEOPLES, AP'
PREHENp JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS" The
REAL WORK OF ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES, ALL
TuE TIMEI-A a SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE
WORLD, THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL"
FORTUNATELY, THEY ARE MERELY GIGANTIC,
ApAM.EvE "LoRD-CoD" tcen. III, eteJ FRAuDSl
AND MYTHS
c.H.I.LDL-E.s.s CHRIST JESUS REPUDIATED
SATAN, SIN, SEX, PSEUDO, BURLEsouE sA-
rANIc HUMANsl SocALLED MAN OF THE DUST
OF THE GROUND = MYTHS NOTHING
MESS
BUREAUCRATIC SPRAWL CRITICIZED"
NoN.cHRSTIAN SCIENTISTS - DEVILS
ADAMS. EWES: - HEBREWS res. PRoTESTANTS -
AND OTHER PARASITES OF THE BIRTHS
'FL0ODS....
During the 1860 Presidential campaign, Senator John
r. Kennedy charged that the Federal payroll had expand
ed 70 sIIme high under the Eisenhower Admn's'ra'
fons
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
Head-on :.


tConfinved from Back Page
Also, IL be wondered Just what Mr.. Swanson
based his assertions that Mr. Romney had failed to show
leadership.
IN THE AUTO INDUSTRY HE CERTAINLY HAS,
AND 1T is TtINKABLE THAT A MAN CAN TRANSFER
LEADERSHIP QUALITIES FROM THE PLANT TO THE
STATE HOUSE, HE SHOWED IT TOO. IN HEADING A
CITIZEN STUDY OF DETRolT's SCHOOLS, IN FOUND
ING CITIZENS FOR MICHIGAN, RALLYlNc SUPPORT
FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION AND IN TAX
INC A PRINCIPLE ROLE WHEN THE VOTERS ASKED
FOR IT AND WAS CONVENED.
MR.. RoMNEY WHO SAID HE'D GOTTEN HIS FIG
UREs FROM THE MICHIGAN EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
COMMISSION, ASSERTED THAT ACTUALLY THERE ARE
81 900 FEWER EMPLOYED THAN TWO YEARS AGO.
AND THAT THE EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS ARE DIS.
ToRTED BY THE DEPARTURE OF 10000 FROM MICH.
CAMS WORK FORCE.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
Hospital =

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THE HELL AND FOOLS PARADISE" OF THE
DEVIL |! - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE "LoRD.GoD"
tcen. TT, etc., MYTHS - THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE Lincoln quoting Shakespeare COM.
PLETELY EXPOSED
GENESIS :3l land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR =
HoNoRED BY THE c-H-ILD-L-ES-s CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD. IT WAS I.I-sl
VERY GOOD!
GENESIS I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH WERE FI.N-I-S-H-E-D! AND ALL THE
HOST OF THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER,
SIN, HE'LL. AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEviL' -
MERELY GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE "LORD-GOD" tGen. III,
eie.) FRAUDS HUMANS MYTHS!
AUDITORS: CUT STAFF AT HOSPITAL"
The Wayne County Board Of Auditors charged Thurs.
day that Wayne County General Hospital overaffed by
a million dollars year in its Psyehiatric Division.
II requested The Wayne County Board Of Institutions,
which operates the hospital TO correct the situation by
Dec. !.
The basis for the charge audit recently COM
pIeted by Robert w. Mroveh and Vernon J. Dvess staff
accountants.
The audit showed the Psyehiarie Division employs
81 more nurses and ia attendants than required TO
standards in 1853 by the Citizens Research coun
Gil Of Michigan.
II employs "a and l84 attendants
than needed maintain the standards maintained at
three hospitals in the metropolitan the audit said
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

"in my opinion fhr work force Of many government
agencies could be cut by healthy 20 per cent with
out any danger that the remaining employees would suffer
from overwork," declared EIiender.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

roM 70 ths $l4-bIlen mark
Not long ago, Secretary Of Commerce Luther Hodges
engaged in vnpsrdonsbIs hsresy when he said sxpsysvs
money could be saved by eliminating what he called decd
wood from the Federal payroll Hodges told ths House
Post Office and Civil Service Committee that in his de-
psvts~t alone atess Of the workers doing
jobs started 40 years and needed
more persistent critic Of bureaucratic sprawl Is Sena
tor Allen J. EIlender DIAL who didn't hesitate to cite
for the problem at recent meeting Of Ap
propriaiions subcommittee.
~ is eommsn knowledge" EIIendsr said, That when
new administration in, every person who Is
not civil service will want his senographer and
his own this and that around him.
Under Civil Service rules and regulations the former
employees cannot be discharged thrown out So fhe
will pick his people and LET the others fiddle
around in somewhere That is what makes these
agencies grow ofast There ought be some way 10 stop
it,"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

HER. VERSE;
BRAVE BRITAIN BLHsT AMERICA,
UNITE YOUR BATTLEPLAN,
VICTORIOUS, ALL WHO LIVE IT
THE LOVE FOR GOD AND MAN."
AND HER COMMENT RE WoMANs MAN
CHILD. p. SOS, GODS INCOMPATIBLE, iNpls
PENsABLE ONE AND ONLY NFALLlBLE
MASTERPIECE! BIBLE PASTOR - HIS CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - "scIENcE ANN
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES.
"cHRIsT. GODS IDEA WILL EVENTUALLY
RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES IMPERA
TlvElf, ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY - WITH
DIVINE scIENcE"!
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITORS PRO BR,.
TAIN. ANTI HITLER POSITION COMMEMORATE SEN
PART z
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SWANSON, CAPTIVE OF covEToUs, ANTI.
CHRIST, MARxIST-socIALsT BoRDERLINE
CRIMINALS, LABOR RAcKErEERs
SABorEURS OF DETROIT AND MlcHIcAN!-
REUTHER, EMIL MAZEY, GUS scHoLLE AND
THEIR KEPT MoUTHPIEcE, GUY NuNN! HoFEA
TOO OF COURSE!
GOV. SWAINSoNS DESTINY:
THE HUMAN BODY IS A MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGE! - A MYTH ~! A COUNTERFEIT, BUR-
LES0UE, OR, SYMBOL OF A DIVINE IDEAL
GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS, THE TRUE BEING
OF SWANSON YOU YOUR NEIcHBoR,
EVERYONE!
LEGS, FEET, SYMBOLIC UNDERSTANDING
WITH ADEQUATE HUMILITY, REPENTANCE OF
SIN. CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH CONSIDERATION,
LOST LIMBS WILL BE REPLACED AND NOT
ARTIFIcIALLY!
THE LOST LIMBS DEPICT A FROZEN SEGMENT
OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS VITAL ASPECTS OF
MAN. GODS SPIRITUAL cHRsTLIKE IMAGE
AND LIKENESS - BEING TEMPORARILY SUBMERGED
BY THE SATANIC. MYTHICAL, ADAM
EVE "loRDcoD" tcen. III, ete) ERRORS OF
PSEUDO, BURLEsoUE, SATANIC COUNTER
FEITS - HUMANS! |! - socALLED MAN OF THE
DUST OF THE GROUND (! = FRAUDS MYTHS!
NO-T-H.ENc.NES.S!
PART 3
SATAN BOUND DEMOCRATIC
ADMINISTRATIONS AND FDR.'S ANTI
BUSINESS. INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP.
BUILDERS OF THE COUNTRY. - MANIFESTED
IN TO 10 MILLION UNEMPLOYED IN 1899, AFTER
EXPENDITURE OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS =
IN MANY CASES OUTRIGHT soUANDERINc ON
RELATIVELY USELESS WORK!
AND REPUBLICANS DO BELIEVE IN cHRISTLKE
CHARITY TOWARDS THE UNDERPRIvILEcED.
BUT NOT ADMINISTERED BY DEVILS DEMAcocUEs
DEVILS MD'S GIVE F.D.R.. POLIO CRIPPLE.
OK FOR THIRD TERM!
OPPOSED BY
GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR!
BILLION SECRETS GIVEN TO, SOLD. OR
STOLEN BY THE REDS
FREQUENTLY, THE DEVILS JUDAS, CHRIST RE.
JEcTINc JUDAISM, BECAME THE DUPE, SUCKER
DEPUTY!
SATAN BOUND EDR AND AIDS IN CONTEMPT, OR
IGNORANCE OF HOLY SCRIPTURE ADMoNTloN,
AGAINST MAKING ALLIANCES WITH THE uNRicHl.
Eous THE WICKED - MAKE AN ALLIANCE WITH
sATANS sTALIN, DESPITE THE IMMINENT
DEFEAT OF JAPAN AND CHRISTIAN CHNA's
MANcHURlA GOES TO THE REDS
AND POOR CRIPPLED F.DR. NEARLY SELLS
OUT THE PEACE TO STALN
THE PEARL HARBOR INFAMY OF A SATAN
BOUND CRIPPLE J.
A 100 BILLION BLUNDER DISASTER!
AND, rHE cupIsTIAN NATIONS ARE DIScREDTED
AROUND THE WoRLD!!
HOWEVER, HAiLEiUIAH! FOR the hEAvtNLi
TRUTH OF MY, GODS. ALLNEss. C0ODNtss.
PERFEcTI0N or CREATION! THE UNIVERSE |!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1862 .
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-15
YMCA Plans
Theater Class
For Children

A series of Children's Theater
classes began this week under
the auspices of the Silver Spring
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
Glasses for children s to 16
years of age will be held at $3.50
and 4:30 pm. each Thursday.
Instructors are Miss Louise
Kapp and Miss Carolyn Phelps
of the University of Maryland
department of speech and
drama.
The YMCA also announced a
slimnastics and physical fitness
class on Saturday mornings for
women who are unable to at
tend weekday classes. The class
began this week with Mrs. Ed.
ma Hicks of the YMCA school
of dance as instructor.
Registration information can
be obtained from the YMCA of.
flee, telephone 5s5-1120.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-02-15
BAY
FISHING
Copf. Gene Hunt
Stella Maris
Chesapeake Beach, Md.

tial expense they could make
out by occasionally getting a
large party or two. This has not
proven to be the case. The mi
tial expenses to comply with
this law cost about $1400 per
boat. This was bad enough, but
it was only the beginning. Now,
every year, these eager beavers
come back-they've got a new
list of changes to be made.
Since this started in 1858 there
have been few fellows able to
earn enough to keep up with
the cost of the Coast Guard
changes. 1t was figured by the
more naive operators that once
the requirements were met and
the initial changes made, they
would have smooth sailing.
They failed to reckon with the
genius of the federal govern
ment. For example, we all had
to rip up our decks and install
four sets of scuppers (drains).
Now, scuppers are not only not
required, they are forbidden.
We all had to install Water-tight
bulkheads. Now that we have
them installed, water-tight bulk
heads are no longer required.
One buddy of mine was wiring
his new boat, so he took a sam
pie of the wire he wanted to use
to an inspector and was advised
to go ahead. He was assured
his was the finest wire money
could buy, which indeed he
thought it was. Now, three
years later, he is informed the
wire he used is illegal.
What has happened so far is,
the fellows who carry only six
people operate with a smaller
investment, work less hour, by
pass all this bilge from the gov
eminent, and in the end earn as
much as the fellows who try to
comply with this law. What all
this means to the fisherman is
simply this: for years we have
been able to haul family groups,
social organizations, or COM
pany parties of 8 to Is people.
1t may well be that, in the fu-
ture, if you want to go on an
outing you will be limited to six
people. Uncle Sam is going to
protect you. In fact, the way
he's going about it, he's going
to protect you right off the
water.