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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15

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FARM AND GARDEN

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15

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Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

Girl scouts, All members, school
children and many other groups
are preparing to exhibit at the
Spring Flower Show, University
of Delaware in Newark on June
2 and 3, 1856. Special classes are
set up for boys and girls.
Two divisions have been made
up of Junior Glasses. Boys and
girls to Ia years of age are in
one division and those IA years
to 18 years in another group. AL
though both groups will enter in
the same classes, those under IA
will not be in competition with
the older boys and girls. There
are 18 different classes for jun
iors, including bower specimens,
collections of dried and pressed
leaves, house plant, dish gardens,
flower corsage and 8 different
flower arrangement classes.
Anyone may enter and there is
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
Deadline Nears For Wheat,
Program Compliance

Farmers with a 1856 wheat
acreage greater than their farm
wheat allotments have until May
81, 1856, to adjust their wheat
acreage to the allotment, accord
ing to George C. Simpson of Hous-
ton, chairman of the Delaware
Agricultural Stablization and Con-
servation Committee.
Wheat acreage in excess of the
farm allotment may be plowed
under as green manure, pastured,
or cut for hay. Any of these meth
DDS to reduce the wheat acreage
must be carried out in such a
way that the wheat will not reach
maturity. Farmers with aIlot-
ments of less than 15 acres who
now have more than 15 acres of
wheat may use the same methods
to reduce their wheat acreage to
avoid a marketing quota penalty.
Simpson reminds wheat growers
that a farm with a wheat allot-
ment of 15 acres or less may pro-
duce as much as 15 acres of
wheat without being subject to
marketing quota penalties. How
ever, if such farms produce more
than Is acres of wheat, the mar
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

no entry fee or admission fees.
All entry cards must be received
by May 81, 1856. Schedules and
entry cards may be obtained by
requesting them from c. w. Dun
ham, University of Delaware,
Newark, Delaware.
Cash Prizes Offered
Sweepstakes cash prizes are Of
fered in each division of $1,000
for first, $3.50 second, and $500
for third In addition, cash prizes
are offered for the first three
winners of each class. The first
three winners in each class also
receive ribbons.
Adult Glasses
The flower show also includes
"a classes for adults. These in
clude IL arrangement classes, per-
ennial flowers, house plants, roses
and special classes for profession
al gardeners.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
school For barbecue Experts

Fun and food for picnics and
other outdoor gatherings, will be
the theme of the Barbecue School
to be held on the School of Agri-
culture grounds at Newark, We'd
nesday. June 6.
Sponsored by NEPPCO, the
Northeastern Poultry Producers
Council, and by Delaware poultry
organizations, it will feature a
panel of visiting barbecue masters
who win demonstrate how to or
ganize and carry out mass chick
en- barbecues for anywhere from
so to 25.O00 people at time.
The second such school held by
NEPPCO in the East this spring,
it will last from 10 am. until 3
pm. and the students will then
get a chance to put into practice
what they have been taught as
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
All Members To Be HonOred
In Four Programs

Outstanding accomplishment in
the fields of Citizenship, Leader
ship, Community Relations and
Public Speaking will bring hon
ors to thousands of All Club boys
and girls this year.
Each of the four National All
Award Programs is designed to
better equip the individual for the
future, and at the same time give
opportunity for using personal
talents in strengthening the All
program and improving his COM
munity. The awards are designed
to honor an equal number of boys
and girls at each level.
In the Citizenship program, two
state winners will receive Certifi-
Gates of Honor, presented in honor
of Thomas E. Wilson. Their rec
ords will be submitted for consid-
Grafton for national awards of
two $500 scholarships and all-ex-
pense trips to the National All
Club Congress in Chicago.
Two gold-filled medals are pro-
vided for Leadership winners in
each county, and the boy and girl
selected as state winners will be
presented 19-jewel watches by Ed
ward Foss Wilson, donor of
awards. Eight sectional winners
will receive expense-paid trips to
the Club Congress, and four ma
tional champions, selected from
the sectional honorees, will be pre-
sented $500 scholarships. Silver
trophies will be given to the top
ranking boy and girl Leadership
winners in the Nation.
The two state Community Re-
lations winners will receive Ger
tificates of Honor, and eight Sec
tional winners will be the guests
of Gene Autry and the VIM. Wrig-
ley, Jr., Co., at the Club Con-
gress. While in Chicago, a boy
and a girl will be named as ma
tional winners and presented $500
scholarships.
Gold-filled medals are provided
for two Public Speaking winners
in each county. The Pure Oil Co.
will also present a 19-jewell watch
to the boy who is named state
winner and a set of silverware to
the top-ranking girl in the state.
National honor consist of two all
expense trips to the Club Con-
gress and two $500 scholarships.
All of the programs are con-
Quoted by the Cooperative Exten-
sion Service and the awards CO.
ordinated by the National Com
mittee on Boys and Girls Club
Work. Complete information is
available from county Extension
Offices.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAM
lilies OF KENT COUNTY

keting quota penalty is calculated
on the difference between the al
lotment and the actual acreage
harvested. TIL marketing quota
penalty will be $107 per bushel,
which is As percent of the parity
price of $2.39 as of May 1, 1856.
On farms with allotments of more
than Is acres, the normal produc-
tion from any acreage in excess
of the farm allotment is subject
to the marketing quota penalty.
Regardless of the size of the al
lotment, wheat from any farm on
which the farm allotment is ex-
ceeded is not eligible for price
support, Chairman Simpson en-
phasizes.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

they prepare a barbecued chicken
supper for themselves and guests
from the staff of the School of
Agriculture.
The school is designed to devel-
op a new group of barbecue mas
ters' for Delaware who are equip
ped to direct barbecuing for large
group gatherings or else teach
smaller groups how to hold back
yard barbecues.
Registration fee for the school
is S5 and local chairman Willard
McAllister of the University of
Delaware urges service clubs,
commercial establishments. recre-
alton centers and other groups
who wish to send a representative
to learn the fine points of bar
becuing to get their registrations
in early. The list of students at
the school will be held to 60.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

in flower arrangement including
one for an orchid corsage. An
other class called "Try, Try
Again" is limited to persons who
have exhibited but never won a
ribbon at a flower show.
To enter the class on "Begin-
ners Luck" write L. P. Kelsey,
Box $50, University of Delaware,
Newark, and ask to be entered in
Class 10. Entries must be re-
ceived by May 81, 1856. A com
plete schedule of all of the 102
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
Electric Fences Sometimes In
The BrOadcasting Business

An increasing number of cleo
trio fence owners are in the broad
casting business. Their programs
consist of buzzes, crackles, static
and other annoying noises.
If you are bothered with noises
like these on your radio or TV
set for no known reason, check
your community for a defective
electric fence, suggests Ernest
Scarborough, agricultural engin-
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
Beginners Luck

Why not try your hand at fiow-
er arrangement in the class called
Beginners Luck" at the Spring
Flower Show, University of Del
aware, Newark, June 2 and 8.
This class is limited to people
who have never exhibited at a
flower show.
There are also 10 other classes
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

classes in the flower show with
entry blanks may be obtained
from c. w. Dunham, University
of Delaware, Newark, Del.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24
Wool Pool To Be Held June 16

The third annual wool pool of
the Delaware Sheep and Wool As
sociation will be held Saturday,
June 16, at the Kent Sussex Fair
grounds, Harrington. Floyd K.
Blessing of Houston, chairman OF
the wool pool committee, stated
that invitations to bid are being
sent to prospective buyers and
that bids will be opened on June
1. Prices to be paid for the var
ious grades of wool will be an
nounced before the pool date.
Flock owners who wish to market
their wool thrugh the association
may participate.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-24

eer at the University of Delaware.
First, disconnect your fences
and ask your neighbors to do like
wise. If the static disappears, the
trouble is definitely in one of the
fences.
To find out which one, turn
them off one at a time. Then, if
you still aren't able to track down
the offender, you'd better call
your power company or an elec-
trical contractor.
There are several reasons why
an electric fence will start broad
casting static, says Scarborough.
1. The wire from the controller
to the fence circuit may be poor
ly installed.
2. Poorly made connetiocns.
8. Loose gate connection or a
wire spliced so that it will cause
arcing.
4. Cooper and aluminium wire
used in the same fence.
If your fence controller is To-
Gated inside a building, the insu-
lated wire connecting the controll-
er to the fence on the outside of
the building should be well-sup-
ported on knob insulators.
Never run this wire along a
water pipe or other metal surface,
Scarborough warns. The insula-
tion usually found on such a wire
is not able to resist the high volt
age produced by an electric fence
controller. If this wire comes in
contact with some metallic body,
it may cause arcing which will
burn away the insulation and may
send out static which will be
picked up on radio and TV SETS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
GIN Minister
Scouts Guest

DR.. William Fl. Alexander,
popular Oklahoma clergyman;
Mr.. John M. Schiff. partner OF
a well-known New York bank
ing firm: and several local men
of prominence are participant
ing in a Scout Leaders Recog-
milton Dinner at Downtown Ma
sonic Temple Saturday evening,
January %.
Also 1900 local Cubmasters,
Scoutmasters, Explorer Advls-
ors, and their ladies. will be
honored for their faithful Volun-
teer Service in the Scouting
program.
DR.. Alexander's presence as
guest speaker is made possible
through General Motors Corp
Grafton whom he serves a.
special lecturer.
He is pastor OF the Flrs'
Christian Church, Oklahoma
City. and is widely known fol
many years Of devotion TO youth
work. He helped organize and
direct the Oklahoma Mental
Health Association, served as
State Cancer Chairman and as
Chairman of the Oklahoma City
Community Chest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Cong. Diggs
Appoints q
ToAcodemy

Congressman Charles c. Diggs,
Jr., has submitted the names Of
four 18th District youths as his
nominees for the United States
Military Academy at West Point.
The four are Roland M. Ma
varro, II, Of 20l9 Clairmount,
Henry Gibson, IS, Of 1927 Della
ware; Charles T. Lynch, IS, OF
Ill Buena Vista, and Robert
Joseph Godfrey. Is. OF 24d
Church, Highland Park.
Navarro. former student OF
Central, Cass and Berkeley High
Schools is now attending Co.
lumbar Preparatory School In
Washington, d. c.
He resides with his grandpar'
ents in Deetroit.
Gibson 10 q graduate Of Wilbur
Wright Vocational High Schoo
and Lynch and Godfrey finished
Highland Park High.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
VET TAX FORMS
MUST BE FILED

Annual income questionnaires
are in the mail to Michigan vet.
Grams who are receiving non.
service connected disability pen
sion. Lloyd II. Jamson, VAs
Regional Manager for Michigan
announced today.
Mr.. Jameson urged ell those
who receive quesiionnaires 10
fill them Out completely and
return them Immediately to
the VA Regional Office. $40
East Jefferson. Detroit 81.
Michigan.
Unless properly filled-o u
questionnaires are returned Ia
VA within 80 days. pension pay
menis must be stopped. MI,
Jameson said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

Robert II. Johnson, Grand
Exalted Ruler from Philadelphia
extolled the progress OF the
Southeastern Michigan District
at Institution Ceremonies OF
Fawn Temple Sunday evening
in Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
He was introduced by Lewis
M. Lane. Grand District Dep
uiy OF Southeast Michigan.
under whose direction II has
now extended TO five lodges
and five temples. Fawn Tenn
pie being the latest. in his
depuiorial district.
GER. Johnson was brought
especially to the city to partici-
pate in the institution of the
new Temple by the units IN
the Southeast District.
The highest ranking official
in Elkdom, because of fatigue,
couldn't attend a breakfast in
his honor held in the Ebony
Room Of Detroit's Gotham Ho-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

FBI'S Hoover
Asks Apology
Of DR.. Howard

]. Edgar Hoover, mead OF the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation,
this week awaited an answer
from DR.. T. X. M. Howard con.
corning false accusations" about
the FBI. according TO Hoover.
Hoover contends that DR..
Howard. the Mound Bayou.
Miss. Civil Rights crusader.
is in error when he states
the FBI failed TO investigate
the slaYings and kidnappings.
especially the infamous Till
murder case"
Hoover maintains that his de.
partment investigates each death
to determining il the individuals
civil rights had been Violated.
Complete reports by his staff,
he says, revealed that mo civil
rights" were violated in any OF
the deaths in Mississippi during
the recent reign of terror, where
it was possible for the FBl or
Department of Justice to in.
tervene.
Mr.. Hoover made his letter 10
DR.. Howard public last week,
and stated that he expected an
appropriate answer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
E|ks' Rbt. Johnson Visits
Sc. Deputoria| District

r. His wife, Theresa. is Daugh-
ter Ruler of Fawn Temple.
Participants on the Institu-
ton program included: Mrs.
Mary Johnson. P.G.D.R and
Grand Organizer, who officiated
and introduced the organizer
Of Fawn Temple; Mrs. Geor-
giana X, Fields. Pc Or; Mrs.
Bertha McKanlas, P.G.D.R. and
Directress of the Shrine Dept;
and Mrs. Lucille Porter, Loyal
DIT. Ruler and DG.D.R.. who
introduced and presented past
CDR.
Grand Esteemed Leading
Knight. and State President
Bertram V. Gregory introduced
present and past grand officers
elected and appointed.
Poet and dramatist Paul K
Holt recited a poem, while Hen
rietta milestone rendered
piano solo.
Mrs. Nettie c. Jackson il
Grand Daughter Ruler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

Those who wish 70 receive
their 1856 devidend in the
same manner as in the past
are not required TO notify VA
Of that fact because their pre-
vious payment method will be
applied automatically.
Mr.. Jameson said eligible
policyholders who wish tc
change the method of paying
their 1856 regular dividend
should notify the VA office
handling their insurance account
in sufficient time before the
payment date TO enable VA "a
make the change.
Payments 10 eligible policy
holders will be made shoNfY
after the sppiverssrY date Of
each policy. beginning In jan
uarY and ending in December.
1885.
The 1855 regular annual Ma
tional Service Life Insurance
world War I'D dividend viii
amount to approximately $685.
100000 and will be payable e
holders Of approximately 5000.
900 participating term and per
manent plan policies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

tel. but joined in a Joint Fra
ternal Friendship Get-Together
given by Fawn Temple, later.
Lodges and Temples in the
District who brought G. E. R.
Johnson to the ceremonies
were: Eureka, No. 1891. VIM.
T. Richards, Err. and Ruth
Temple, No. 1912, both of Ham
tramck. Mich; Reeds, 354, Ru-
fus Parks. Err, and st. Clair
Temple, both of Port Huron,
Nordet, HAS, Wentworth Hill,
Err, and Cornetta Temple, both
Of North Detroit; and Silver
Leaf, 534, MI. Jenkins, Err,
and Capital City Temple. both
of Lansing.
Host was Bath City Lodge Of
Mt. Clemens, Vernon Abner, +.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Is Eaeape
To Death
AS ; Burn

An early morning flash hre
snuffed out the lives of three
persons about 4 am. Mon
day morning. including man
and his wife.
Willie Sims. his wife. Pearl
and Oliver Stewart. believed
10 be q roomer in the build
inc. were found dead by fire.
men shortly after the flash
fire was brought under control.
The two story frame. located
at 1879 Leland was first noticed
burning shortly after midnight.
Thirteen persons residing IN
the building escaped.
Mrs. Gladys White who re-
sided in the upper flat. awoke
her children after hearing
screams.
Mrs. Whites children ranged
in age from ? TO 20 years Of age.
Stewart, a rooiner on the
same floor with tie Johnsons.
was found dead behind a trunk
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

Supervisor
in detroit

Rep. John d. Dingell, Dem.
ocrat of the Fifteenth District
of Michigan, announced the
appointment of Charles s.
Brown. a Detroit attorney, to
his staff to assist in legislative
research and to supervise his
Detroit office.
Cong. Dingell stated that he
had selected his new aide from
among many others recommend
ed to him, not solely because
Of Browns experience and
training and his familiarity with
legislation and federal admin
istrative procedures, but also
because OF the overwhelming
support Of the people within the
Fifteenth District.
Currently in general law prac-
tice in Detroit, Mr.. Brown for
merly was an attorney with the
Chief Counsel's Office Of the
Office of Price Sterilization IN
Washington. D. c.
He is a graduate OF Lincoln
University OF Missouri and re-
ceived his LIB degree from
the University Of Wisconsin Law
School.
A combat veteran Of the ltal
ian Campaign of World War II,
Mr.. Brown lives in Detroit with
his wife. the former Cordelis
Betty Hinkson OF Philadelphia
and two sons.
He is the son OF the Rev. Rus
sell S. Brown Of Chicago. a
minister Of the AME Church.
Mr. Brown is member and
Trustee of St. Stephens AME
Church in Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

Competitors who do not pos
sess this education, but. can
qualify on the basis of exper-
ience. are required to pass a
short test in simple accounting
problems. 49,
Most Accounting and Audit
ing vacancies begin at grades
cS-7 and CSC which pay s377
and sass per month respective
". Infreauently, positions are
available for Grade GS-lS al
$500 per year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Christian Science
Lectures Set

You are invited TO he how
Christian Science heals al Free
Lecture on Christian Science
Thursday. Feb. >, 1856. pm.
al Eighth Church Of Christ
Scientist. Detroit. 200ll Grand
River ave. at Evergreen Rd
Lecturer is DR.. Archibald
Carey. C.S.B.. Of Detroit, mem
Der of the Board of Lectureshlp
OF The Mother Church, The
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
in Boston. Massachusetts, sub
ject Christian Science: How
God Heals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Minister Blasts
Pre-Marital Sex

GREENSBORO. N. elf the
spread Of pre-martial sex rela-
tons is a reflection Of folkways
and mores, then our society is
sinking lower and lower, the
Rev. Douglas E. Moore declared
at the Bennett College veSper
service Sunday in PfeiffeT
Chapel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Secretary Benson
On "See 1t Now"

u. S. Secretary Of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson will appear,
live on CHS Television's See
II Now" farm documentary. en-.
titled The Farm Problem: A
Crisis Of Abundance Thurs
day, Jan. 26. 10 TO IL pm. EST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Internal Revenue Seeks
Accountants, Auditors

The critical need still exists and Auditors
in the Federal service.
IA meat this demand A. connor Director. Seventh U.s.
Civil Service Region announced this week that new eS
,,.ton has lust been Issued which eliminates written
.,t requirement the applicant who college
In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
va Pray in Silence as Pilot Saves
Plane"
Detroit News
"0ne with God is a Majority!

Perhaps there was one Of Gods Chosen People
chrisfIke Christian Seienfiss-on that planet
We're not boastingl We're eonfessingl
The devils alcohol and tobacco dvpes DON'T KNOW
See "a Pray in Silence Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

Full information and applica-
ton orms. or information as to
may be secured at most any
where they may be obtained,
post ogice. or from the Exam
iner-in- Charge, Board Of us.
Civil Service Examiners. Room
402. Federal Federal Bpilding,
Detroit 80, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

Policeman, Thug Both Die In Duel
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, c.s

Policeman Sidney o'connor. rs
VICTIM OF THE WRONG CHURCH, SUNDAY
bscHooL-if sny-AND sENsuoUs EDUcATIoNI-
NOT A BULLET Deafh!-BUT A THINKING SUFFo.
CAToNH!-says ovr Father Mother God, aIIharmoniovsl
POLICEMAN. THUG BOTH DIE IN DUEL
windsor Start
DETRolT-A gun duel az the PeesdIIy Bar killed a
policemen and hodvp bandit Tuesday night while four
persons watched.
Psirolmsn Sidney o'connor 20, received radio dis
patch bsrged into the bar only TO be sunned down by
the youthful bandit. Richard DIVE Davies, n.
Sec Policeman, Thug Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Crosse Poinie Farms. Mich.

You are cordially invited 70
attend a Free Lecture on Chris
tan Science. Lecturer. John J
Selover, c. S. b.. Of Long Beach
California, member of the Board
of Lectureship Of The Mother
Church. The First Church o.
Christ. Scientist. in Boston, Mas.
sachuSettS. Subjec Christian
Science Reveals the Unlimited
Power of Prayer, al Crosse
Pointe Congregational Church
240 Chalfonte at Lothrup. Mon
day evening, January 80, at Q
o'clock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
VA Policy Holders Moy
Make Some Changes

Only eligible CT insurance poicyhoIders Who wish 10
change method of payment for the regular annual 1886
dividend are required to notify Veterans Administration Of
the payment method desired according to Lloyd II jane
son manager of the Detroit Regional Office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Fire Kills Mother, 6 Children"
Dad Badly Hurt as Home Leveled
in Marmora Area
Father Suffers Exposure,
(entury-0ld House Lost

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ANOTHER CANADIAN MULTIPLE TRAGEDY BE-
CAUSE OF sENsUALITY IN CANADIAN CULTURE,
RELIGION EDUCATION. AND CHRIST SCIENCE
VOID HEALING ENDEAvoRsl!i
We quote from the Windsor Star Of April 1852 iron
The obituary OF "Dr. r. r. Shields Crusader, Dies at 81
Famed Pastor Of Jarvis Church. Stirred N. P.s Ire
AssALED ROMAN CATHOLICS
See Fire Kills Mother-Page