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Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21
WESTSIDE NOTES
MRS. ORD JACKSON

A barbq will be served Sat-,
June 22, at 1906 S. 9 Ave. Food
will be available all day for only
ST. per plate. Breakfast will be
served Sum-. June %. beginning
at 6 am. at the same location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Son Williams,
and their daughter, Billie, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Money. Windell
and Elise Money, of Gallup.
New Mexico, we're house guests
of Rev. and Mrs. C. V. Nelson.
9l3 S. E Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Jones,
1918 S. lS Drive, discovered
new places on their sightseeing
tour of Phoenix on June l6.
Sick List: Mrs. Nola White,
local pianist. collapsed at her
home Sunday. She is at county
hospital.
Also in the county hospital
are Mrs. Gertrude Albert and
Mr.. O. Atkins, of Chandler who
is PCWM of Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. Emma Steed Is back at
Memorial hospital.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21
CASSIUS
BEATS
COOPER

LONDON The Loui sWlle Lip.
Cassius Clay, made good his pre-
diction to defeat British heavy
weight champion Henry Cooper in
the fifth round.
Before an audience of $4,000,
Clay came back from a first
round attack and a knock down in
the fourth to brutally rain blows
on Cooper's face. The bout was
stopped in the fifth because of
the badly gashed eyes of Cooper.
1t was the nineteenth straight
victory for the American boxer
who quotes rhymes and predicts
victory rounds. Clay may receive
$4,000 and Cooper $4,000 for
the biggest boxing event held in
England since l948.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21

George E. Meares. first vice
grand basileus Of the Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity, renewed friend
ship with many local residents,
when he attended the 18th Dis
trict Omega far we stern regional
confab last weekend.
Mr.. Meares. a probation Of
ficer for the past lS years In
Brooklyn's top criminal court,
was the first executive director
Of the Phoenix Urban League,
lo44-45.
He and his wife, Minnie, work
ed hard to establish the Urban
League here. 1t was during the
time of race riots at the army
posts near Phoenix.
Mr.. Meares said the only place
to get restaurant service was at
the airport. Today he feels in
many respects Phoenix is as lib
eral as New York.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21
GREGORY AIDED
BY JFK'S DOCTOR

WASHINGTON Comedian
Dick Gregory dropped in at the
Justice Department to see Robert
Kennedy and mentioned he had
pain from a pinched nerve in his
left arm.
The Atty. General phoned DR..
Janet Travell, the presidents
personal physician. She eased the
pain in As minutes.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21
POS tai STATIONS
MUST INTEGRATE

WASHINGTON The Post OF
flee Department announced twill
end segregation in all stores
that operate postal facilities.
There are about 10000 postal
contract stations in small stores
throughout the United States.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21
YOUTH SPONSORS
ROUND TABLE

Bahai Youth of Phoenix will
sponsor round table discussion,
"1he Purpose of Our LIVES"
Tues, June Is, 8 PM, at 3O2
E. Portland.
The public is invited, there
will be no charge or collection.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21
FOR SALE

3 bdrm. house l4O2 E.Coro-
nado corner lot nice shrub
berry garage Patio Cottage
In rear. A bargain at $4,000 =
ST. 200 down.
HOUSES & APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
2 bdrm. House clean near
school & transportation $500
per mo.
2 bdrm. Apt. newly decorated
water furnished S65 90 per
mo.
bdrm. Bachelor Apt. water
& gas furni shed S45 90 per mo.
l Bachelor Apt. fully furni sh-
ed all utilities paid $4,000
per mo.
JONES REALTY & INSURANCE
COMPANY
2Ol9 E. BROADWAY RID.
BR 6-425S
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21

Mrs Ralph King their wedding cake They
married Friday June a. and reception held at the home
Mr. and Mrs Arthur McCun 224 E. Woods
She Is the former Mss Dorothy McCuin.
Other photo shows guests who attended the reception including
Arnoean Brooks Verne Wright Verla Cau Shirley Burnett
Jessie ckeson Barbara MCun. Henry Thompson and Arthur
McCuin.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-21
NEGRO GETS HIGH
POST OFFICE JOB

CHICAGO George W. Young
of Detroit was recently appointed
as acting special assistant for
employee relations In the Chi
cago region. by Postmaster Gen.
]. Edward Day.
Young is the second Negro to
serve in high personnel level
in the Post Office Department
regional program.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

LGSeviLLGnG caters to the
SpGniSh-SpeGkiRg resi-
dents in the vicinity.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
LEFT BANK

Owens, jr. He has a small combination office
workshop. Stuffing, nails, hammers and shreds
of material are all within easy reach-in his
pocket, on the desk, on the floor. Mr.. Owens
has worked for her: At AtJacqueline Kennedy's
direction he covered the walls and furniture
Of the Empire Guest Room at the White House.
Sick dolls are taken to another skilled
craftsman, Doctor" Elizabeth Toney, at Lii
liputian hospital in the 24OO block of Eigh-
teenth street. On her shelves Doctor Eliza
beth" keeps supply of spare heads made of
bisque, and plaster arms and legs. Repaired
dolls stand in the front window and stare with
healthy glass eyes at passersby
AS one might expect, the character of this
crossroads also has drawn an art colony. The
GO0nt gGTde painters and aficiOnGdoS often con-
Continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Rawhide-"The Gentemans Gentleman" Heepeat) Brian
Aherne gives the show little class playing English
valet without boss Once his master dies Aherne de-
cdes to go to work for Gil Favor and the regulars
Mushy, WiShbone and Scarlet-do big takes at the
wonder Of Favor with a servant 1880 p.mp WToP-o.
Sing Along With (Repeat) AS usual fans will
Joy the tmeless hits Of the old school like ME and My
Shadow; Leslie Uggams' Begin the Beguine and Bob
McGrath's villa" Why Car 54s Toody and Muldoon
join the gang at the end is mystery but the rest Of
the gang sing on. (colcr) $3.50 pm. WRcA.
I'm Dickens He's Fenster-"The Joke" Repeat) A wild
outing Harry tries to find joke for a speech he's
supposed to make receiving safety award When he
finally decides on one there's definite split the
merits Of the gag The best takes place at Harry
house when he tells his wife the Joke pmp WMAL-7
Alfred Hitchcock-"Dont Look Behind You" Repeat) A
weirde about pretty medical student who's being
followed by psychopathic killer. All the possible
poets appear at dinner party at the start Since none
seems normal you can pick the killer among the odd
balls (heres bird lover with the strangest voice. for
example). The show has moments Of suspense a
handsome production, and a very pretty and capable
actress in Vera Miles. $3.50 .mr WToP-s
Jack Paar ShOwLas Of the season before in
Actress Anne Bancroft singing after Jack s
monoogue, reminding in Where Are You?" and
These Foolish Things" that there's end to her
talents other spots feature Buddy Hacket with round
of wild Stories and Kukla and Ollie with their old friend
Fran. (Color) 10 PM. WRC-4.
ceremonies surrounding the death Of the Ponti and the
public response fully covered Correspondent Wnson
Burdett analyses the specuations aboard what lies
ahead in the policies of the Vatican 1890 pm WTOP-9
TOnght-Arhu Godfrey closes out his weeklone hosting
stint with Jimmy Carson Attorney Louis Nicer Writer
Rufus Jarmon, and Singers Richard Hayes and William
Dupree along (Color0 1850 pmy WRCA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

and I don't know what you
should do. You see, NBC News
has never had a baby before"
MGM-TV has just made a
deal with Ian Fleming (of the
James Bond fiction goldmine)
for a series to be called Mr..
Solo" 1t would be aimed for
the '64-'65 season the way
they keep signing people for
Judy Garland's new series next
fall, they'll have a show even
If she doesn't show upl .
Signed as regular: Jerry Van
Dyke Dicks brother), and
they're trying for Jonathan
Winters, too. Look who's
talking like old-timers-the
Mcclure Sisters. when we
started. there were the Fon-
taines, Chordettes, the Andrews
Sisters, also the Four Lads, the
Four Aces and the Crew Cuts, "
said Phyllis-"but that refresh
ing, wholesome kind Of show
business is gone. Today there's
the dirty looking tight pants
group who always make you
feel they need a bath" The
McGuires visit Ed Sullivan
Sunday.
Eric Sevareid is repeatedly
due back in Washington this
fall to work out of the CHS
Bureau here. Meanwhile,
reports continue that David
SchOenbrun and CHS are dis
cussing termination Of his con-
tract. Schoenbrun, with
CHS for 16 years, repeatedly
baked at leaving Washington
after q brief sojourn as bureau
chief. While Arlene Fran
els is mending rapidly follow
ing her auto crash, she isn't
expected back on What's My
Line? for some time. We
missed Burgess Meredith's por-
trayal of the poet on Naked
City the first time around; en-
joyed the repeat Wednesday.
:. But Meredith always could
read verse brilliantly. His
Broadway break was as the
poet Marchbanks to Katharine
COfnell's famous all-star Can
dida" with Basil RathbOne,
others).
WMAL-TVs Lorraine FIOcks
postcards from Berlin: Took
some interesting film in West
B erlin-and going over the
other side of the wall today.
If they let me out, will dock
on the s. S. France June IL
and show my films Of France.
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GUEST LIST
SUNDAY TV

1900, WTOP C9)-City Side.
Former District Commis-
sioner Robert Mclaughlin,
president Of the Citizens
Crime Commission of Met
ropolitan hington
Sterling Tucker, Washing
ton Urban League and VIII
liam Norwood, first vice
president Of the Commits
sion.
1900, WRC az - Dimension
-Four. Representative Dow
dy, Democrat Of Texas.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Issues and
Answers. DR.. Sarvopalli
Radhakrishman, President
Of India.
500, WRC az - Meet the
Press. U. s. Commissioner
Of Education Francis KEEP
pei.
1900, WTTG (5)-Mark Evans
Show. Mrs. Orville Free
man; Tom Powers, National
RestaNra mt Association:
Senator McGhee, Democrat
Of Wyoming.
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OTHER TV HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5) - Movie
Greats. For Me and My
GAL" The romance of two
vaudevilists around World
War I. Judy Garland, Gene
Kelly (1942).
l1:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. "Crossfire." Tense, ex-
cellently made melodrana.
Robert Young (194D.
l1:25, WTOP (9)-Steve Allen
Show. Stuntman acrobat
Janos Prohaska demon
strates some unusual bal.
ancing feats and Comedian
George Kirby joins Steve in
making a funny fone call"
1880, WMAL "a - Movie.
"Carbine Williams" This is
an engrossing personal drama
Of the man who invented and
improved the Carbine rifle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07


show. The Establishment. on
WTTG-5 June 90. E. ct would
be more fun If everybody won)
What Sen. Fulbright, of Ar
kansas, didn't know when he
called for "a good TV series on
the true life heroics of school
teachers" was that two pro-
grams about teachers were in
the works-Mr. Novak, for
NBC, and Charming, for ABC,
The network, by the way,
yesterday denied the rumor in
Variety that Charming is al
ready a casualty because Of
sponsor resistance to its We'd
nesday, 10 pm. time slot.
Danny Kaye will be on the
same time for CBS). We're
glad it's not so, incidentally;
the pilot on ABC's Fred Astaire
premiere, with Burt Brincker-
hOff, Jason Evers, and Henry
Jones, was first-rate.
Note: Charming already has
ten shows Gin the can" with
such guests as william Shatner,
Telly Savalas, Susan KOhner
and Susanna Pleshette.
Nancy Hanschman DickersOn,
whose first baby will be born
next month, switched from
CHS to NBC News on May /
and reports they've been won
derful to me" Wondering
how she should work time off,
ETC., Nancy asked NBC weep
Julian Goodman for advice.
He replied: "Bill (McAndrew)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WGAY-FM 1895 Mel
Stagedoor. Selections from
Gypsy" and "Pajama
Came"
500, WTOP-Baseball. WASH
ington Senators VS.. the
Cleveland Indians.
S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
time. Jose Jimenez is fea-
tured in the comedy album,
"Our Secret Weapon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

Spain, England and Germany
on Woman's World. Mike
NARROW, Of Norwood TV. writes:
Delighted that you more or
less endorse the idea that the
Washington chapter Of the TV
Academy could also be called
the Lou Hazam fan club" &.
Garry Moore may have had
TVS top variety show Tin pop
ularity) this season, but his
producers certainly didn't
waste time trying to think of
imaginative ways Of handling
such guest as Allan Sherman
or, this week, Don Knots, who
did his ancient Roy AtweIl
sportscast bit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

500, WMAL-FM (1O7.S Mel
Symphony in Stereo. Bizet's
Symphony in c Major.
1900, WMAL-FM t1O7.3 Me-
Heritage Concert. Works by
Telemann. Haydn, Dohnayi
and Bartok.
$3.50, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mc.)-
Stereo Concert Time. London
symphony Orchestra. Works
by Granados, Brahms and
Mozart. 'fs
$3.50, WGMS-AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-Edinburgh
International Festival 1862.
Philharmonic Orchestra Of
London: Gennadi Rozhdest-
vensky, guest conductor.
ShoStakovitch's Lady Mac
beth Of Mzensk: Suite, and
other works.
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Other AM Stations

nelY.FM-sss Ms an. 70 mitslght
NAvA-FM-1os.t Ms an. 10 On.
NRe-FM-sl.s Me.-s;jo an. 10 tS.m.
wroP.FM-ss1 Me.-s'1s an. 70 iisaM
wINx-isoo ks.--7Ihour spsrstiSa.
HPik-IJo Ks.-DsyllgAi snly.
WaMa-ioso ks.-bsylisht SnlI.
wuST-tt1o ke.--Dsyllsht 0hiy.
NFAI-i77o ke.-DsIllsht euII.
wWDe- 1850 ke.-7l houf bpsrStlon.
WEEL-tiip ke.-7lAsur spsfailSn sIespt
Msnasy mlanlsht to an Tussasy.
uhMc-tiso ke.-s,3e IN. 10 miaalsht
NO0k-illo ke.-1a-hsui Opsfslion Msaag-
Saturday; Suaasy an 10 mltnisht.
WEAM-i1so ke.-1l-heui operation, sHeept
Sunday midnlsht 10 si.m Monasy.
wD0N-is4o ke.-Dsy,sht only.
w?ec-isso ke.-Dsylight only
WPRN- 1860 M.-Osyliehi shB
WeMS-sIo ke.-Mondiy-ssturdsy $50 an
10 mlanlghti Sundays, Q an. 10 mianisht
wAvA-Ieo ke.-naylight ealy.
WavA-ts1o Nc DaYllshi oalv
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EDUCATIONAL N
Channel rs

6:OO-What's New. Children.
6:l5-The Friendly Giant.
Children.
6:3O-World Film Fair. "a
Changing Liberia"
7:OO-Speaking Of Sports. big
League Baseball"
1880 Vignettes in Cultural
Geography. Ghana.
S:OO-What in the World.
Quiz game with DR.. Froelich
Rainey.
S:S0-Gilbert and Sullivan.
THE Immortal testers: The
Golden Years" Second cpl
sode Of the lives of Gilbert
and Sullivan, covering the
period from 1880 to 1885.
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FIN Stations

WsIB-FM-su.I No 10 u p.n. MSadsy-
FhaaE . an. to Pm. Saturday nsSs
10 alaught sUaasy.
WPRW.Ph-iobI Nc. $50 an to MllnISht
WHEs.FM-Io7.I Nc. tstsFssl-
u noon to midnight.
NAMU-FM-Ss.s Me- p.m. 10 nldnISht
WoL.FM-ss.l Ms.-siOo a.. To nl1nIsht
WElH-FM- 1905 Rs.-ILm to mlanlIhL
MAsHTM-slI Me.-Ism 10 iiiis in.
WWDc.FM-1ul.i Me.-7l-hsui SpaFItsn.
WsMs. FM-loj 5 Ms.-MSadsy-sItuFtsI, So
an. to ~isniSAti suas'ys" Q ,aI to
mldnight.
NlMD.fM-sLI Ms.-Ilm. 10 mIdAlEAt
WeTs.FM-si.s Ms.-IiSo 10 10 On. Msa..
FTl.' $50 to tp.m.l sunasy. ste IN.
NHRlFM-ios.S Ms.-l7 assn to ml1nlEht
WMAl I'm 1914 Me.--s IN 10 li4s an.
MPecIM-Sss Me.-s an. 10 IIn.
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for use by the Armed Forces.
James Stewart, Jean Hagen,
Wendell Corey Q952).
1855, WTOP-The Late Show
Santa Fe." Routine RAN
dolph Scott Western, strictly
for action fans. Janis Carter
(195D.
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Television Tomorrow-suturduy June 8, 1868

hl PHSssAS M
tD Ruff TO- shah Lewis Show tG 1850 King Aaue
and shut suAIss ii Make Room for Daddy a. watch M WH'ti
t4o, neter
WTe-AA Lief NsWshsat Speedway IunatOna $50 Deputy
81 TO- Six PIsss H. Adventures Big Movie Double tu
Eashds Comedy.
WMALsiS Light $50 Life snd Teachings Jesus H. Car
~ IosAss ESQ MOvSi T.
chsee s.
WoPIia Morning Medtatous VARS Bny Party
w eapn Esnlos TO- The Alvin shSM 1850 Mighty Mouse Psus H. 40
ventures an Tm ia RV show; a. King 3o Rpsoti
Saturday Mt A1p smst Stakes Early showi $780, Saturday NsMshh
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WOOK-TV
ChcnneI IL

SCOT eenarama Dan &c
6:SO-News. Weather. Sports.
7:00-Wrestling.
S:0O-Mark Sabre.
Ss3O-Broadway Goes Latin.
9:OO-Movie. ~ Hours.
lO:SO-News, Weather. Sports.
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ON THE AIR
Next on TeIevision,
The Establishment
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

The Week End WASH Just which group will get goahead
to do weekly sarca review TV isn't clear at this point
but there two more entries since the highly successful
What's Going On HereP preview. One-Leland Hayward
bought the rights to the BBC saucy controversial This is the
Week That Was Two Peter Cook will direct half-hour
, 1963-01-22
Education

a list of all colleges and uni
versities providing the insti-
tutes so that interested teach
ers may apply. Target Ian
guages: Spanish or French.
Questions may be directed to
Miss Alicia Ortiz, Supervisor of
Foreign languages, in the De
partment.
, 1963-01-22

Housing
able to begin the initial oc-
cupancy during the latter part
of March or in the month of
April.
, 1963-01-22
Congressman

is not, he noted.
Congress writes the Organ
ic Act, the Insular Constitu-
ton, which governs the legis-
lature's actions.
Mr.. Priests article CONT
nues: Interior Department
sources also appeared concern
ed over the legislative revolt
and its effects on government
cooperation IN the Islands.
"Aspinall said the White
House had offered no hint of
when a home rule bill might
be introduced. But he said he
had planned to take a study
group to the Islands last year
to review insuiar affairs and
probably will do so in the near
future whether a bill is offer
ed or not. Asked what he
would review, he said: eve
look into everything"
, 1963-01-22
GOVERNMENT OF
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF UNIIED olA1ho
Christiansted. ST. Croix
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in quadruplcatef for Kitchen equipment
for the Insular Training School, will be opened on feD-
r1ary Is. 1868, in the Department Of Property ana FRO
curement, Christiansted, st, Croix, u. 5. Virgin lslanoS.
Copies Of Invitation to bid may be obtained from the
Department of Property and Procurement, Chrlsuans1eo'
St. Croix, U.S.. Virgin Islands.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a bid bono
or certified check in the amount og 8 per cent OF the
total bid.
The Government of the Virgin Islands reserves the
right to select the successful contractor or to refuse all
bids or to pursue any other course which mya pc II tne
hest interest Of the Government OF the Virgin Islands,
and the decision of the Government shall be final
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioners Of Property & Procurement
Per:
ALPHONSO ROMNEY
District Supervisor
,22-23-24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-08

ticipated In a civil rights dem
onstration.
Soon after the park opened
at noon, Mr.. Price told a re-
porter he wasn't sure whether
the demonstrations were detri-
mental to his business since
the crowd was one of the larg-
est at the park in some time.
Apparently" he said, "if we
can offer them this extra added
attraction maybe it'll be good
for business"
The white patrons began
gathering in the park soon
after it opened at noon but
the rides and games were do
ing little business. Most Of
them milled around or sat or
benches at the main entrance
on Gwynn Oak avenue, obvi-
ously waiting for something
to happen.
Arriving early at the park
in advance of the demonstra'
tors, were about is member
of a segregationist organiza'
ton known as t he Fighting
American Nationalist (FAN.
Charles v. Luthardt of Gler
Burnie, Md, who heads the
group, passed out pamphlets to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-08
a Ruccoons Rip
Bethesda Home
In Wild Spree

Four wild raccoons virtually
ransacked a Bethesda residence
and led captors on a 2-hour
chase through the house before
the furry animals were finally
caught yesterday.
The young animals, fright
ened at being separated from
their mother and without food,
overturned furniture, scattered
papers, broke mirrors, and
chewed pencils at the home of
Lawrence M. Vaughan, at 1915
Oneida lane.
The occupants were out of
town when the raccoons APP
parently entered via the CHM
ney several days ago. according
70 SCan ErnSL, q naturalist at
the Wheaton Regional Park. A
neighbor noticed the house in
disorder and phoned police
Saturday night.
I'VE finally rounded them UP
with a lasso-type snare at
tached to the end Of a stick"
Mr.. Ernst said.
He said one escaped outside
after its capture, and the other
three were carried back to
Wheaton park where they were
released into the brush yeSter-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-08
Guordsmen Quitting Cambridge,
Leaving Race Conflict to Town

coming effective if 20 per cent
of the voters petition for a ref
erendum.
Negroes insisted that the
council could have settled the
matter merely by enacting an
ordinance which could not have
been subjected to referendum.
In their statement last night,
they said demonstrations would
be resumed to protest what
they termed lack Of progress
and to dramatic their objec-
tons to the Imprisonment OF
two teenagers who were ar
rested in demonstrations last
month.
The Negroes charged that the
youths were prosecuted because
Of their participation in the
protest Movement. White
spokesman have said they were
sent to reform school because
of previous Juvenile records.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-08
AIR FORCE FLEDGLING LANDS
GASLESS PLANE AT GOLF CLUB

An Air Force Academy cadet, home for vacation,
ran out of fuel and crash landed his small, rented
airplane last night the eighth hole of Arlngton's
Washington Golf and Country Club without raising a
divot.
Frank C. Packer, 20, a first classman at the
academy, landed the par-four hole at about pm.
without damaging the aircraft and walked away unhurt
He had rented the snge-engine plane earlier in the
day from a Harerstown, Md. airport
The aircraft remained on the golf course this
ing while he made arrangements for its removal.
Herbert Barrett manager of the club refused permits
sion for ake-off last night from the farway for fear
the plane might damage the turf
Cadet Packer is visiting his parents at $40 Fifteenth
street, Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-08
SEND A KID TO CAMP
A Three-Yeor Wait
For Checkup Clothes

Joan, Renee and Pete haven't
been to a doctor in three years
It's not that they weren't
sick sometimes. They were. But
there was always the problem
Of having to pay the bill later
an impossibility no matter
how small.
They haven't had any new
clothes in that time, either,
Again, it wasn't that they
didn't need them. They just
couldn't afford anything more
than a few secondhand goods.
They have six brothers and
sisters, and the only income is
their fathers $50-a-week pay
check, augmented by surplus
food. Their father tries hard,
but his unskilled hands cannot
earn more.
Camp will mean a physical
checkup for the children. And
it will mean getting some new
clothes for school. Their mother
has promised to put aside
whatever money she can while
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Falling Slide Kills
Maryland Boy, 3

A 3-year-old boy was fatally
injured when a playground
slide fell on him in the yard of
his home at Lanham, Md, yes
terday.
The boy was Frank Thomas,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Thomas, 6717 Good Luck
road, according to Prince
Georges police.
Detective Christopher Bryan
said the boy and some other
children had a rope swing
fastened to the sliding board
when Frank caught the rope
and pulled the slide over on
him.
He was rushed to Leland
Memorial Hospital, Riverdale,
but was pronounced dead on
arrival at tbs pm. the detec-
tive said.
Police listed the death as
accidental.