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Red Cross Tips
For Swimmers

l. Always swim with a compan-
ion, and swim where there are
lifeguards.
2. Stay out of the water when
overtired, when overheated, for at
least an hour after eating, and
during electrical storms.
8. Watch your step. Walk, don't
run, around a swimming pool.
4. Avoid wrestling and other
horseplay around a pool. Poor
swimmers have drowned by being
pushed into deep water.
5. If you have a home swimming
pool, it is safest to fence it in, to
keep small children from falling
into the water.
6. Keep small children out of the
pool except when adults are pres
ent.
7. Separate deep and shallow
water in pool with a buoyed line.
8. Keep handy such rescue equip
ment as ring buoys and reaching
poles, as we'll as a first aid kit.
9. Keep bottles and glasses away
from the concrete pool deck.
10. Alcohol and swimming don't
mix. Stay out of the water If
you've been drinking.
II. Take precautions against
sunburn, even on a cloudy day.
IL. Keep clear Of the swimming
pool area Immediately in front of
the diving board.
10. Don't depend on inflated toys
or tubes to hold you up in the
water.
IA. Don't dive in shallow water
and check unfamiliar waters be-
fore diving.
Is. Stay out of deep water If
you aren't good swimmer.
16. In long-distance swimming,
always swim parallel to shore and
always with companion or an ac-
companying boat.
II. Stay away from piers and
pilings while swimming.
10. If your canoe or rowboat
overturns, stay with it. Don't swim
away from it.
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Dorothy WooIfork.
Weds Harry Grey. Sr.
In Simple Ceremonv

Miss Dorothy Woolfork, 1921
Third Av. s., and Harry Grey, ST.,
3941 Clinton Av., were wed in q
simple ceremony on Sunday after
noon, July % at pm. with Rev.
James R. Holloway, pastor Of Zion
Baptist Church, reading the mar
rage vows.
Miss WooIfork, selected for her
wedding dress, a gold tone jersey
afternoon gown. Her accessories
were oyster white slippers with
lace insertions and she wore a five
strand crystal necklace with
matching earrings and bracelet
and an Orchid.
Mrs. Eunice Long was matron
Of honor and Charles Young, best
man.
The couple are at home to their
friends at 1921 Third Av. S.
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the Evening; Blue Monk;
"Jumpin' Blues"
The playing technique of Junior
Nance is natural, but his method
of Interpretation is unique He
uses changing moods and restrain
ed improvisation to achieve his OBJ
jective All these qualities are
evidenced on this disk of tunes,
which run the range from dated
Meade Lux Lewis-type blues
("Evening"), to a recent offering
of Ray Brown ("Gravy'D The
top tune is "Jumpin' Blues" which
does just what its title implies .
A FINE LIP.
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WEDDING PREPARATIONS

Milwaukee CAMP - A barber
who takes pride in keeping a fresh
supply of humorous material for
his customers told of a converse
ton between the younger brother
of a bride-to-be and a friend.
This is how the story was told:
MY sisters getting married to-
morrow"
Bet she's been awful busy"
Sure has. She's in her room
now getting her torso ready"
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THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY ALBERT ANDERSON

Flan1SC Bill Evans In Fast Jazz
Company
Chicago (ANP)-It never takes
great deal of persuasion to bring
out the best in pianist Bill Evans.
However, on his new leader-dislS,
called Interplay, on the River
side label, Bill scars to superhu-
man efforts, and for good reason.
Evans, even as the leader, is in
fast jazz company, gigging with
drummer Phlly Joe Jones and the
talented, young trumpetist Freddie
Hubbard, to name Just two Of his
collaborators.
This fine disk Is the feature of
the review this week. Details of
this and other wa0ings in the jazz
fare follows:
Interplay: Riverside LIP
(445). Personnel: Evans, piano;
Hubbard, trumpet; Jim Hall, gu-
tar; Percy Heath, bass; Jones,
drums. Tunes: you and the Night
and the Music; when You Wish
Upon a Star; "Tn Never Smile
Again; Interplay; you Go to
My Head; Wrap Your Torubles
in Dreams"
The title of this LIP is very ap-
propriate, for interplay is exactly
what occurs throughout the ses-
sion e.. Evans plays enough, SOLO
wise, to assert his leadership, but
for the most pant he shares the
honors with his men, from whom
he gets fine support and good
background music The quintet
evans formerly directed trios)
also plays delightfully."- together.
The title tune is also the best in
the set, although it gets a strong
challenge from the tearjerker,
%. Wish Upon A Star :"
Another feature of the disk is the
fine rhythmic of the orchestra
By all means, GET this disk.
POT LUCK: - Argo LIP
(715). Personnel: Ramsey Lewis,
piano; Eldre Young, bass; Red
Holt, drums. Tunes: "Andaluza";
Look a Here; "Arrivaderci,
Roma; II Gave My Love a Cher
ry"; Loeb Lomond'; 1--WE Blue 1t,
Again.; Mature Boy; II Re-
member the Starlight; "Shenan-
doah"; Swamp Girl"
Lewis, is not a way out" per-
former, but he is a fine musician
who has the ability to breathe new
life into old tunes and fashion new
approaches for others . He also
composes well - while playing
Listen, for example, to his version
of Swamp Girl" and see if you
don't agree that it doesn't follow
any regular pattern Lewis
changes the theme at least three
times But this greatest dis
play of inventveness comes on
the old Irish tune, "Loch Lomond."
While playing melodiously, Lewis
improvises and interprets cleverly
ON the theme . That tune is the
top tune and represents one of the
several pleasant surprises this LIP
hold for record fans GET 1T.
Juniors Blues: - Riverside
LIP (447). Personnel: Nance, pi-
ano; Bob Cranshaw, bass; Mickey
Roker, drums. Tunes: Down the
Line; Creole Love Calf; Rainy
Mornin' Blues; "Yancey Special;
Gravy Waltz; "Crackline' y; I'm
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turned to their home in Washing
ton, DC. after visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Earle T. Onque, 21S N.
Milton. While visiting with their
brother and sister-in-law, they had
the occasion to visit the Head Of
the Rapids Camp, Hincltiey, Mimi,
which is under the auspices Of Hal
lie Q. Brown House and Merit
Community Center. Also they
were the guests Of Mrs. Lula How
hand at her summer home at Lake
Adney, Minnesota.
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Baptist Church, Stacey, MINI
Miss Howard is one of the in.
structors at the ValMar Dance
Camp, situated on Lake Typo
Stacey Mimi, and Mr.. Hpscomt
is an architect.
Attending Beauticians COnven-
ton: Mrs. Joanna Barnett, 444O
Clinton Av., left Saturday, July
~ for Chicago, Illinois and will
be attending the Beauticdan's Con-
Vention as a delegate from Mime
sofa.
Hosts To Club: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde r. johnson, ST., 1925 Oak
land Av., were hosts on Friday
evening, July 26 10 the Twin City
Untouchables Club.
Return To Los Angeles: Mrs.
Mary Louise Gresham, formerly of
Minneapolis and her friend Mrs.
Bertha Williams, left for their
home in Los Angeles, Cal, Monday,
July 20. Mrs. Gresham and her
friend were the guests Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Howell,
ST., 22o7 Elliot Av., and Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Wade, ST., daughter
and sonin-law and family. Mrs.
Gresham and her friend Mrs. Will
hams were royalty entertained by
relatives and friends.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL

To Entertain Canoes: Mr. and Mrs Carl Claiborne 487 st.
Anthony Av will entertain members of the Cameo Club
summer home, at Pine Lake, Mimi. Sunday, August 4.
Home From Vacation Mr.. and Mrs. Earyn Bell and fam
n.y. 4O5 Hoyt Av at home after spending July 10
through % visiting relatives and friends in City,
Their daughter Muriel returned home July 80
Return To Washington Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Onque
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DON'T HOLD BACK
YOUR NEWS ITEMSI

This newspaper now goes to
press one day earlier each
week. II you have news items
for this paper In the middle
Of the week, from Wednes-
day ON, don't hold on to them.
Either phone or mail or bring
them to our office.
Our telephones for news
are Taylor 7-4021 - Taylor
7-4O22 or Taylor 7-4O2S.
After office hours persons
with social and personal items
may call ia. 9-4714.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS
August 4 August 10


August - Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Jackson, Jr., 9S2 Bryant Av. N,
seven years, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Carr, 1929 Clinton Av. S., seven
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jack
son, 1902 Welcome Av. N, seven
years.
August 8 - Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sailing, Duluth, Mimi,
seven years, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Self, 1895 Third Av. s., seven
years.
August 8 - Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Granger, 1924 Fourth Av. s.,
ten years, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Johnigan, 2s10 Clinton Av., 80
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Rhodes,
ST., 1901 Portland Av.
August 7 - Mr.. and Mrs. Vern-
on J. Tinsley, 10 years.
August 10 - Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brown, 1139 Fifth Av. N,
Al years, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Swan, City, three years.
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Social and Personal
K MINNEAPOLIS

Open House: Mrs. Marionne Williams 3649 Fifth Av S.
held Open House Saturday July q from to pm in honor
OF her daughter and sonnaw, Mr. and Mrs Maurice Adams
Berkeley Calf
Marriage Plans Revealed: Miss Margaret Ann Howard
Atlanta Ca will become the bride of Mr. Walter Carter Lips
COMB New York, NY Saturday August in the Oxford
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The us. Court Of Appeals, in
action at Oklahoma City in July,
1855, barred designation of can
ddates by race on state election
ballots.
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Aanta-A Family AtfarAartn Luther King, president
the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Obges
Christine FarriS Ceft), and his mother Alberta
autographed Of his latest book Strength during
special auOgraPhng session at Antas Ebnezer Baptist Church
where Dr. King is cOpastOr.
The book published by Harper Rowe dedicated
mother and father Rev. Martin Luther
church.
Dr. King who also authOred "Sd following
the successful Montgomery Alabama
would be the only public
make with his
He Is presently working still third which
Of his
Alexander
Jr, Atlanta
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

August August 10
August Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Davis, 200 N. Avon, SO years.
August 5 - Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ferguson, 1923 Rondo Av., 16
years.
August 7 - Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Massie, 932 Iglehart Av., "a
years.
August 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Dawson, 701 w. Central Av., 21
years.
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ACHING MUSCLES

Quickly relieve nagging pains of
tired, sore, aching muscles with
STANBACK Powders or Tablets.
STANBACK'S combination of medi-
cally-proven ingredients for relief
of pain works fast and gives re-
markably comforting relief. Salts
faction guaranteed. Snap back with
STANBACK.
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AND HE WANTED
A LITTLE FISH

DESTIN, Fla, April IL
(AP).-A giant ocean sun
fish weighing approxi-
mately 1000 pounds is the
trophy of an Ohio visitor
to this Gulf of Mexico fish
ing spot.
The fish, which appears
all head and little body,
was caught by D. Z. Shot
well Of Cincinnati, fish
ing from the charter boat
Wahoo offshore from Des-
tin.
The huge catch was
towed to shore after q bat
tie of one hour and SIS
minutes.
Accompanying Shotwell
on the trip were his wife
and three children, Eddie.
IL; Mary, 8; and Sally. 7.
"All / wanted to do was
catch a little fish for the
children" Shotwell said. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

vember l8-January 5 in the
east and November 18-Novem-
Der % in the west. Big limits
for most eastern counties Qike
last year, will be two a season,
one of which may be a doe. In
the west, the limits again will
be one a season, either sex on
opening day. Two changes call
for the opening Of Montgomery
County to deer hunting and
the prohibiting Of doe shooting
in Accomack County.
SMALL GAME-In the west,
the season for quail, rabbits,
squirrels and grouse runs No.
vember l8-January 81. Last
year, the season opened a week
earlier. In the east, the season
will be November l8-February
is for all small game. Last
year. the longer season applied
just to quail.
TURKEY-The season in the
west will be November l8-De-
cember IA and in the east De-
cember l5-January Is. These
counties have been added to
the list of counties having
closed season on turkeys next
fall-Accomack, Arlington, Bed
ford, Culpeper, Essex, Fairfax
Greenville, Hanover, Henrico
Isle of Wight. James City,
King George, King and Queen,
Loudoun. Mecklenburg, Nanse-
mond. Northampton, Princess
Anne, Southampton, York and
the City Of Newport News.
BEARING changes proposed
The season will run November
18-January S.
ARCHERY SEASON - The
season will be October 15-No-
vember Is, the addition of two
weeks.
Two new regulations will set
a trapping season for rabbits
(box traps only October Is
January 81, and will prohibit
the taking Of wild animals and
birds Except crows and fox
with the use Of recordings of
electrically amplified calls.
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HUNTING
Maryland and Virginia
Prepare Regulations
HUNTING

Virginia and Maryland are
getting ready to take final &C
lions on their hunting regula-
lions for the l963-64 season.
The Virginia State Game
Commission already has re-
leased its list Of proposed regu-
lations which are almost identi-
cal with last years. The proposal
will come up for final approval
at the commissions meeting in
Richmond May 8.
Chester Phillips, the commits
sion's executive director, says
there are no earth shaking
changes" and he is right.
The small game season in
the east would be expanded to
include rabbits and squirrels as
well as quail and the early small
game season would be aban-
doned In the west.
Deer Season Same
The deer season would be
almost identical with last years
In length and bag limits.
Over In Maryland, the States
Game and Inland Fish Com
mission will hold a public hear
ing in Annapolis April 20 to
discuss the 1963-64 hunting
regulations. The five commits
sioners will make final decisions
on the regulations after the
hearings.
Among the topics for con-
sideration are big and small
game. bag limits, trapping sea-
son and some laws enacted at
the recently concluded session
of the legislature.
New statues permit the COM
mission to set the wild turkey
and squirrel seasons between
october 5 and November 80 and
the quail season between No
vember is and February is.
The pheasant, grouse and rabbit
season permissible dates remain
the same between November
is and January 5.
The new deer law provides
for the hunting of male deer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

with two or more points to one
antler and spike bucks with q
three-inch antler for a period
of nine days beginning with
the first Thursday in Deem
Der, excluding Sundays.
The commission will consider
the setting Of an antlerless deer
season by special permit after
the closing Of the regular sea-
son. No antlerless season shall,
be authorized in Carroll, new
this year; Frederick; Washing
ton, except the Hancock elec-
ton district, and Garrett
Counties.
There shall be no antlerless
season in Allegany unless the
commissioner from Western
Maryland, George D. Walters Of
Frostburg, agrees to such 6
period.
Under present laws, there
shall be three-day open sea.
son for antlerless deer beginning
on Saturday Immediately priol
to November is of each veal
for residents and landowner.
of Dorchester. st. Mary'S, Som.
erset. Wicomico and Worchestel
Counties. No permits are re.
quired for the privilege.
Regulated Shooting Areas
The commission will also con.
slider dates for trapping beaver
1t will set a season for thu
regulated shooting area
throughout the State and dis,
cuSS the number Of regulated
shooting area permits for eacl
county. At present, only three
regulated shooting area permits
are allowed by the commission
for each county.
Consideration will also bt
given to the liberalization o.
the present seasons for hunting
raccoon and opossum.
The Virginia seasons up fol
approval May 3 are:
DEER-The season runs No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

efforts to rebuild herds Of big
game such as the buffalo. 1t is
hoped that in this manner they
will see how we have ruined
our own big-game stocks. that
perhaps they can save their own
threatened species.
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Norman Carr Had to Teach
.lamb-Like Lions to Hunt

them, and had been accepted
by a pride Of lions.
II called to them, and Big
Boy looked UP from a fresh kill
He came towards me and got to
within 125 yards. There he
stopped and looked me over
Then he slowly walked back to
where he was eating-which
was alright with me.
Lions have a territorial sys-
tenn" he explained in reference
to the fact that he knew he
could locate Big Boy and Little
Boy rather easily.
when I had Big Boy and
Little Boy at Kafue, at the
camp there were only the lions
Nelson (his native aSsistant)
and I.
But there were other lion:
about and often they would
come into camp and attack
Big Boy and Little Boy. They
will tolerate one another or
adjacent territory. but when
a strange lion comes in, they
try to drive him off.
Tooth and Claw
They attempt to bluff first
but II that doesn't work, they
will go after the newcomer
tooth and claw.
There was one big lion
named Goebels, who actually
came stalking right into camp
and Lit into Little Boy. / tried
to break them up, but I fin.
ally had to bump Goebels with
the land cruiser to get him off
Of Little Boy.
There was another time
when I was out walking with
Big Boy and Goebels charged
out of the brush to attack
him. We all three went dowr
in a heap. But I managed to
get out Of the way and after
a skirmish, Goebels retreated
Sometimes in camp at night
Big Boy would know other lions
were about, even though nei-
ther Nelson nor I could heal
them. He would become very
frightened and actually rub uT
against me, seeking comfort.
Carr said that while there
never was any personal dan
ger to him from Big Boy OF
Little Boy. both sides had 9
tacit kind Of understanding.
AT times they would be sur
ley and I would recognize the
mood and leave them alone.
never could go anywhere neal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

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