European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 16, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 5 White. Spokesman for foes of flab or tees of i tin Golf Low flabby americana bicycle Paul work id motorized Goli up or Edward s. Wet eve Belmont Jong Tim neighbors of the Whites i4 de Witte a retired vice presi Dent of the first Boston Corpora Tion is the Only patient in Massachusetts general Hospital history who re cycled to that venerable institution for a t major operation. \ Wutte was Only restrained f from biking Home a g a i n afterwards when doctors threatened to shackle him to the lied Unju their St Ltd ing healed. Or arid convened the party Siat the Cambridge boat club a Jenaris beat Rig a is adventurers a train seven 1asbprief a Iol hed 1 dil. I i to. Wife in a a Iii a Wojik i u3 io1 Charies Riverio of of be doctor Wasj to make T _ _ " i. I. To. _ a i fun sex pres or 4 and mrs. Near Harvard University at 7 . The temperature was 38, the Sun was just warming this age of the four wheel chromium Dinosaur Early sundays the Only time a cyclist can enjoy an uncluttered Harvard two students joined the group. At first it was thought that Harvard s flab was in Retreat it soon became apparent however the students were mostly interested in the Wattos vivacious daughter Betsy. Crossing the River nearly five Miles downstream the peddling Pil grims returned on the Boston is strictly a . The Only Way a reporter could ask questions was by keep ing up the Pace and firing Between gasps. The doctor sold he last checked up on former president do Ghl 0. Eisenhower three1 months ago in California. The president was Fine. The doctor was appalled when the management of a nearby Golf course said motorized carts would have to take the place of walk ing for everyone the Golf link were becoming too crowded to per Mit golfing on foot i m going to Harrington r.j., in a couple of weeks to try an help popularize biking Down White said. The president of bar ringtone College told White that Only he and the College chef hiked regularly. Most americana eat too much smoke too much and above an Don t exercise enough White said looking towards a Well padded citizen whizzing Post in a . To a a it Faudt to pm a Railroad a in fit n la ? 1-,Jand flee bandits sex idiots n crowded Brand 6swnk lev aka on a a 4generaljni j1 it a Agap a i one aut of was fired a Jat of said Lief believed one san might have been posted watch s at All Leadin from rail j tinder Padt Avenue the men might a Lull club prize to daughter Lri. A family o f. I a jujjbeenj5 chosen. 1962 Homet Naker of the tear it an bounced Here _ in Fonn Jay Mccloy chair Anib = Board of directors of girls America of Ted Sally Fin Nield. Mass would be Lton lunch her during a youngster a Wio a Bays. That homemaker is a Happy sat Omant with Many souls awarded a $500 Check and Trivento Dies 7 v go a to i. Or. Sullivan 9c Developer of Jav i h Vilh pfc Yvo feb known nex and " honorary Cal Nan in toward of Corning jul less of Patsy in who 20ago wa8 Iff Tuti As a Slouf wounded six year old on a Gulf Dalcanale Battleground is a glowing Bride at Kerf Eddi a in Washington to Joe b. I Eft Baltimore electronics technician. The Catholic who officiated is the Rev. Frederic Gehring right who was a chaplain with the . Marine unit that rescued Patsy. It was father gearing who gave the Waif of Guadalcanal her Christian name. Associated press photo Hopes secret1 sauce recipes will bring Job rider Cottons to Cape cod Hyannis mass a a negro Short order Cook kept his Barbecue sauce1reclp.es a 4pet secret As he began settling Down to a new life far from Luke Rock Ark David Harris arrived Here As a reverse Freedom Volder sent to Cape cod on a one Way ticket purchased for him by a segregationist group in Little Rock the 43-year-old former army mess sergeant disclosed he has Hopes of obtaining a Cook s Posi Tion by Dent hot his pet secret i specialize in Barbecue sauces he told welcomes a and there s nothing quite like them " asked Tod divulge the broke out in a Broad Grin arid replied. -5 i m sorry. I can t Tell you How make the sauces that s one of my Little pet the world War ii and Korea War Veteran had several Job inter viewsscheduled., earlier Ihen declined with regrets a positi6n offered him ,. As a r Cook at a restaurant at this summer Colony town 6i thank Syoufi very Harris told Jolin Jet Akler owner of t h e Mayflower restaurant but Toh Ety Foj i _ i = folks Here have fixed me up with some appointments for Job inter views and i will have to keep them. I May take you up on your offer spent his first night Here at the Home of a local Moleiro. They sure have a Beautiful town Here he enthused and the people have been Harris was met by some 100 per sons including president Kennedy s youngest brother Edward a Ted and a delegation from the Cape cod Branch of the National association Eor the advancement of coloured persons. Harris trip Here was financed by the capital citizens Council in Little Rock. Author Golden offers to pay return fares Charlotte . Up author lecturer Harry Golden said a has paid the fare to new Orleans for a negro who Rode a Freedom bus North two weeks ago at the expense of segregationists. Golden humorist and publisher of the Carolina israelite said he to Raj " t v t to to 1 i Hajt Benton Jack Home hailed by Truman 4 a " � �1lp1 " a. -f1 t a ". J. To. Scupi Missouri. In Truman unveiled n portrait i Vanir Renton Hio first Hart Benton came for the first time Jin 30 described w the greatest jhie1 Lage by former pres a s. arrived on Chy wi1h Tisev a Kindred friends .including?1 " Tremari in Truma a Portra iof Benton before i an enthusiastic crowd in City . Truman congratulated artist Charles Banks Wilson a Long time Friend Benton from Miami okla. M. \ then shaking hands with Ben ton or. Truman said you re the greatest artist of the giving Bento the hand shake As he stepped from the special train was former Missouri James t. Blair. The City auditorium was the scene of a Large collection of Ben ton s valuable paintings. The Ben ton works will be on display in Neosho and then taken on a tour of other cities. Would pay for other negroes to re turn Home to their families. He earlier had proposed starting fund to pay or Home bound trips for negroes shipped out of the South by segregationist organizations after they have completed their vacations in the Golden said Eli a negro from new Orleans left new Yorkton a train headed for Home Eli. He said was one of six negroes sent to new York May 1 with one Way tickets by the White citizen Council. He said Ell told him a Friend Norris Price also wanted to re turn to new told Ell to have the other boy write me a postcard Golden said. Ill give him the fire if he wants it in new Orleans George Singel Mann who promotes one Way ride for negroes who want to leave the South scoffed it Golden s claim that he paid for the return ticket o a negro Singelmann shipped Tonew York. Singlet Nunn called Golden an sex convict and suggested Golden was trying to get my Kiclty for a Book he is about to Singelmann promised that More than 20 More negroes. _ would get free one Way tickets to new York this week. Glenn scholarships set up new Concord. Ohio up Muski Ngum College has announced a $625,000 John h. Glenn fund will provide 25 annual scholarships in the name of the astronaut a former mus Ken gum student who was America s first spacemen to orbit the Earth. Court spurns appeals of 2 Union figures Washington . Supreme court has turned Down appeals by two convicted Union lenders Dave Beck former president of the teamsters Union and Maurice a Hutch Ebony head of the Al Cio carpenters Union. Beck who was succeeded a teamster Boss by James r. Hoffa was seeking reversal of his grand larceny conviction based on charges he stole $1,900 involved in the Sale of a Union owned Cadillac. He was sentenced to not More than 15years in the Washington state s Onvil Clort for can tempt of Congress was similarly upheld by the High court. He had refused to answer questions at hearing of the Senate labor rackets investigation in june 1958.charges Bias Beck s conviction by a King county wash., jury was upheld Bya 43 vote. He had claimed in his Appeal that the grand jury which indicted him was not impartial and that the trial itself should have been moved elsewhere because of Adverse radio and newspaper publicity. Hutcheson who has headed the carpenters Union since 1952, was sentenced to six months in Jait and fined ?50g for his refusal to answer 18 Senate committee questions. Including whether he knew Hoffa the committee was investigating the alleged use of Union funds to head off a Lake county indictment of Hutcheson in a. High Way scandal Case court to hear negroes plea Washington a the supreme court has granted a hear ing to 187 negro students convicted of breach of the peace As a result of a demonstration against racial segregation March 2, 1961 at the state Capitol grounds in Columbia students paraded on the grounds carrying placards while legislature was in session. Uphold ing their convictions the sout Carolina supreme court said police orders to the demonstrators were reasonable and motivated solely by a proper concern for the preservation of order and prevention of further interference with tray no violence threat fines of $100 or 30 Days in jail were imposed a most cases. Counsel for the National association for the advancement of coloured people in appealing to the highest tribunal on behalf of the negroes said the record contain Echo evidence of actual or threatened violence. The Appeal contender the students were therefore denied due process of Law As guaranteed bythe . Constitution s 14th Amend men the court will hear argument on the students Appeal sometime. Units new term beginning next oct. I
