THE CABOLOnJU*
r e.. Saturday, wromn tt im
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' dilk nor.rr
i
j Falling teror>f-r*tnr<'a and rising rr>!rit* of 'irhermen are ia
I (tore na»ior. wjrto a* fall tippi na'-h'-s. Angl<>r* »..l fee happy *• see
I wafer skiers *r,<l swimmer* head indoor*. W*bing holes ai* point
to b» a lot quieter and probably more produ< iivo than to mid
lunuofr.
A« lake surface water eoo!«, fish will start moving from their
tnmmer rleep water home* to feed in the shallow*. Top water
fishermen using flie* popl'M* and spinner* will Ret more frequent
explosive f'tikes h> largejjiogth and small mouth haaa, for instance,
i Jn addition, fith Imokert in shallow water may be larger than those
: eaught there during the summer,
j Boatiees lis iter men are doe
'•or a bei'er shake than they
received in mid-summer. They
Will be able to f ast to fb h
formerly too distant to reach
from shore. The aretirate raster
will have e«p»j-lally good for
tune. Renewed a lion j« also in
the offing for dry fly fisher met}
In trout streams around the
nation.
Despite the ten denoy of fish
♦o more to shallow areas as
water temperatures diop. au
tumn flihermen who le a i* a
their deeper running lure* at. " "
-home cooldbe making a mistake. Nippy morning* may *tlll be
followed'by warm afternoon*, temporarily sending fish to deeper
water. A few lead head jus* with perk rind, for instance, coaid
Steen more fish taken in mid day.
As brilliant fall (ornery add* to the,pleaimrr* of fishing tripe,
ft’* abetter time than ever 10 take the family along. If you haven't
already introdu-ed them in fishing, why not now? Teach the wife
end youngsters to cast before leaving for Tiftbiog and double
jomt fim.
Tearhlnr a Winner to cast 1* made easy by simple to operato
tackle am h a* Cards Ahu .Matin 12* elosed face *pin casting
'Teel, ft mmo with monofilament line already spooled. A couple of
hours with me real make* even a "greenls" surprisingly proficient.
Matched with a nmd'um action rod such aa the Cards No. 2*24. the
spinning Teel 1* aa good for trolling aa casting. And If you plan s
'•day on th* water with the family, make sure that everyone has s
life Jacket or floating cushion.
Giving th* family a sample of fall fishing ought to create enough
Interest to keep them practice casting during th* winter month*.
By spring, you may be hard pressed to beat their accuracy
yoorsetf.
Ni-TIfNS CRAVI . ..
SWEET-TOOTH SWEATERS
i
49p vvif
k.v "V s
■ Ilf
•pn-tiiir aaftnaaa and mouth-w.t.rini color, Im4 a d.lirlom
•aw look to awaatar cUaair* for tho Md. «*t. TkU ihi.fr frotl
of Craalan acrylic fiber and mohair ha* hwn whipped ap lat<
traditional boay cardigan* and V-aark*d pullover* to top all th,
okirU and panU in a young wardrobo. And they'll keep their fluff)
Mwaaaa. aeon through r.poatad waahingi.
Welcome
>
3 Mr. Tobacco Grower* Os 1964
MU 7-2236 P. 0. Box 116
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EVERYTHING AT A DISCOUNT
Ladies And Children’s Ready-To-Wear .•. Man’s and
Boys’ Clothing. Shoes For The Entire Family, Household
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NEW OH ANA AID CHIEF Frank E. Pindar, a veteran
agricultural expert, has been promoted Item Deputy Director to
Director of the Agency for International Development in Ghana.
A native of Key West, Fla., Pinder hat served the United States
ms agriculturist tor 20 years and has spent more than hall of them
providing assistance to farmers in Wsst Africa. Pindar's appoint
ment places him in charge of one of the largest U. S. AID missions
in Africa (ASSOCITED NEGRO PRESS PHOTO).
"THf!T" "THBt
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**■ ACT 03 5
I • Qu»r>
4 - Opportunely
10 - United
11 • Male siclrteme
U - Adolescent
II • Line
14 - To nit
17 - Indisposed
II - Aloft
If • Otetmcttvr )
Sued horse
tO • C* netted
II Shn ratted Ipeiß
73 ■ Inrumhnts
15 • (order
It • Reoonselter
17 - Preposition
II - Vitu nOted
Id • Oof dole.
10 - One or the
other (abb.)
SI - 7eal
11 - Specie I time
33 • Circe refinsot
34 • Abbrovieted
room
SI • Seal charm
34 - Top of hsad
WOMEN'S TALK
RT MATTIK AM ITU COUN
(For Negro Praaa IntomattonaU
FAEHION NOTTS
Generally apeaking, the faahion
designer* of Paria have, moot of
the time, been fairly levelheaded in
dictating what we women muat
wear to be in the height of faahion.
But they have gone a bit too tar
when they decree that milady muat
*have ail her lock* to be in con*
formity with the leteet in faahion.
Thle Idea eame from o ama
nita rally. Jaegaaa Eataril la Ma
naaaa. and ha haa the gall to tn
*tot that weman add a far hah
to aeeeatamte the nowoot Farto
tan hair (laaa) atyle. I. tar ou.
win have to bow oat whoa It
enaaoo to ahavtag my hair oft.
which remind* mo of eomething
else I rood recently. It eootna that
the malm originally wore the thlfu.
skim mere, -A' lineo. full rtrirt*.
natural wototltnaa and drop wart
ime* that are curronUy the style
31 - Opponrd »
34 • Coe of the
girls (colkxj.)
41 - Maxim
42 - In reference to
41 * kail up Ota
fief
44 - Thet la
(Carta abb )
44 - Wheel part
4A ■ infinite
47 - Go astrty
. notia
2 - lid lace
1 - cogaisaaca
4 • Fined
5 . pp« part
4 - Thoroughfare
(sbb.)
7 • Pimlahmtnt
I - tort* dair
9 • Repirdta*
uaafulnen.
12 - Doubtfully
14 - Aerial tram
1A - Tha*
1* - To a.cort
1* - Rural Da livery
21 • frtntet e unit
22 - B ringer of
legal action
24 - A atandeTd
it ■ Picture*
15 - Plundered
14 - Journey*
M - Flemenur
l.attn (abb
S 3 ■ Debater
35 - Germanium
(chair. )
34 - Mleerv
17 - Tellurium
(chem )
40 • Argon (cbeir
43 - Thin*. in tow
43 - Adverwarv
43 • lror tchem.)
mode fbr la femme. But thet was
centuries ago. Seems to me I re
member seeing motion pictures, and
art works, depicting the male ani
mal In such a garb. Wonder how
they would look today?
Howard University students are
making the advertising page* of
the Washington. D C. papers look
100 per cent brighter As members
of the College School boards nf the*
various department stores, they are
showing off the new fall "beck to
school" fashions, for such stores at
Montgomery Ward, Hechfs. Sesrs,
end Woodard and Lothrop.
How they tell aa: Mies Bar
bom Cartload, a British novel
tat, and president of the Hatton
aj Amec tattoo of Health, ha*
esmo ap with the idee that ton
mach lipstick en a woman's lip*
way be a cones of cancer. The
HAH ti investigating Use color,
mod hi rootsmetlc to deter
mine which may cantata harm
fat chess kola. Bays Mkm Cart
lan ot MpaHeh daring their Mfr
—bat they da net know how
wemea are altergtr to ItpeHck
and they break oat In a raah
■ Itpattah haa that effect an
tho skim, what data H do to »
woman's hwMe. partksUrty It
aha appUea tot* mechr" Guam
well have to toko the. “as lip
attek" pledge-
Attractive Garyite. MARY At -
LICE MOXLJEY. and Now York, i
GEORGE SANDS repeated morris *e
vows in Bowling Green Ky. Both
are grad* of Western Michigan U !
she with a degree ut occupational
thorapy and ha. aociology. The i
myriad Job of dispensing courteous j
treatment to 90000 delegates attend-;
lng tho National Baptist Coaver.- i
tied. USA, Inc. meeting in Dotrci*.
was guided by Mrs. MARSKTTA
WELLS, Tho dynamic church leader
is proatdaat of tho Woman's auxil
iary of the Baptist Missionary and
Educational convention of Michigan
InternaUonally-known Oft ZEL
MA WATSON GEORGE of Clove
land. Ohio, will addross the first
anniversary program of tho "Gold- ■
on Hour." is Chicago. Sundav
Sept IT. Dr Ooorge. bated ta the
Sind edition of "Who s Who," as an !
authority on Negro muete, eetwad
os e member of the V. 4. dettgefli*
to the 15th assembly at the United
Notions, under appointment by
President Eisenhower.
The -premier performer of "An
tonio and Lae Bollete de Madrid.”
win benefit the International Hoe*
t>it*Uty center of Chicago. FoonW
in M 2, the organization gives serv
ice and assistance to same UW In*
tcmatronal guests annually. Among
its officers. director* and advisory
council member* are Mia Jewel
Rogers Lefontant. and Earl R. Dick
erson. president. Supreme Life to
suranee company.
MM" Is Gulaeven Puuseu, »
High *«eheri, Detroit, who Met
year placed third In dm eesaps
titien. She wen ike crown re
cently at Jackson park. Winker,
Ontario, ever S ether eenseet
snts drawn from Michigan and
Wlndser. I fprs sfnttag dm
PitHne Horn Charm aaboat,
Detroit, she bopaa to IndM
Sister Detroiters, the Misses
Lynn Smite. td. and Mery
Hightower, M, took second and
third place respectively .. .The
"Arsenic and OM Law’ predue
tton presented by the Versts
Park players at the Theatre an
the Lake, Chieaft*. Sept I to A
bad a Negro wroth w In the
east, Chicagoan Hoses Martin -.
OBSERVATION OF TH* WEEK:
“Politics is tbs way to get thing*
done.” say* Vet Phillip*, 40-year
old lawyer, first Negro and Brat
w oman to be elected to the Milwau
kee (Wls.) City council. Th* termor
Wiscosin Democratic committee
woman and mother of two. said her
husband tells her sometime*, "the
next time, bell marry a woman
who can't read or write."
*1 liljUm
•Make mine medium rare—
while I go clean up for dJE
ner."
VgMSM e * come Mr. Tobacco Grower Os 196*
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Welcome
Mr. Tobacco Grower Os 1964
KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS Boys’ ‘lron Horse’ Jeans
Assorted Prints VAt Dyed Denim 6to 16
39c each 3 for *I.OO *l.67 each
BOYS’ COTTON SLACKS MEN’S SUMMER SUITS
e FIRST QUALITY R
e Reg. 2.99 & 3.99 Keßr ' 29 "
2 - *5.00 *IB.OO
v LADIES’
SUMMER SLEEPWEAR MYS SPORT SMIRTS
Shift Gowns and Shortie Pajamas Long Sleeves
Reg. 2.99 to 5.99 , -
*I.BB t. *3.88 *1.99* *2.99
MEN’S COnON SUCKS MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS
Long Sleeves
*4.99 *2.99 a *3.99
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL DRESSES
*2.99 * *3.99
Hiidsonßelk.
FIUCAYSHUM&N.C
Mayor Sees ‘Victory For L&J;’
Eyes Chicago For *6B Confab
CHICAGO (KPP —qy«r Richard
J. Daley woe tuß of paWifflims at
hia find Cfijyßaß nan^aanference
AMteOh, !TX -1- * 1-1 ta
ft Mmaan. far Me etea Pied
6m. rittekanwr aeer mTgdp
rival Choriw C. Tatar. Mr tee
The Johnson - HnvnaSirw teem
were nominated by acekunation by
the eavewtiow.
Th* msvor sloe mdd Oie»«o will
ee all out pi w» bote Hi» rt-me
eroH* and Fewblbm nhHonal e<m
venttena In IM*. tmlshbr that “bv
1 oration and design, dip rit» I* the
eit- for the ooHtteel eonf.h. "
Mayor Delay waa oufek to Indl
——a - iL.i As g m Mwinlovoa den
ease mt* ™oni ni* *•»
the resort msecs of hmtf crueett*
fAtlantic CHv. “Chicago tea ter
mere aeumnriate star* far serious
minded poHtteiaa to bold te*»r *c
tfberatten. In teet Chtemm is the
beet convention city in tea nation”
Me printed ant teak as tee
notfawh liiiwairteßia hob.
Chicago Is tdeolty (seated, sad
who. an head of tea Oeak Con
ty Dwneerolle Ceafrol earn
wHtee. led tee Mlnli deteva-
Hm fa Iks eewvewMam was
hmeted at tea Ttevnwe betel
la AttMdte CNy. white many
riher mimhe— eg he greep
stayed efcewhwa.
Another teeter wkldl Daley said
la in Chicago's favor la time. He
said that because of tea . time dis
GIVE GOD
A CHANCE
NOW!
Attend Church
Every Sunday!
fercnttal tat Ban Francisco, where.
the GOP convened in July, mid At-1
Untie CRy. convention business |
SWISS ENTERTAIN ORPHANS—Forty children from a Staten
>«uwd M.Y. orphanage war* gu«sts of the Swiss Watch Pivfltan
{sot week at 5» New York World’s Fair. The youngsters, aged ftto
14, wer* treated to Swiss chocolates and tee cream, and a f«M tear
of many of the Fair’s exciting Pavilion* .. ...
Th* Swig* ora fomoua for iterir wmk with orphans
from on over the world. The Peetaloni Village in Eaatern Swtteer
loud is on entire “city” devoted to housing and educating orphans
from every earner of th* globe. In this tradition, the Swiss Watch
[ Pavilion played host to th* children shown above.
Welcome Mr. Tobacco Grower of 1964
JOHNSON TIRE SERVICE
Corner ft. Main sad Vance Street*
Next to Regers Esso Station
NEW AND USED CARS
Factory Method Recapping-1 Day Service
Main St MU 7-5255 Fuquay, N. C.
was conducted hours shea'
and one hour behind flhinago time
in the two dttek respectively.