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Early Exercise Seer

CONTINUED from Back PaQe)
THE PRINCIPAL THING is TO GET WISDOM
AND UNDERSTANDING. THEY ARE MORE TO BE
DESIRED THAN GOLD. SILVER. AND Ru8IEs.
AND ALL THE THINGS ONE CAN DESIRE ARE NOT
TO BE COMPARED UNTO THEM. THEY BRING
HEALTH. LONG LIFE, HONOR. AND WEALTH.
1000 8. c.
THE WORLD is NOT A PLAYGROUND. 1T
A scHooLRooM
LIFE IS NOT A HOLIDAY. 1T is AN EDUcATIoN"
Henry Drummond.
KNOWLEDGE IS PoWERl
BUT THE WRONG, so-eslIed KNOWLEDGE MAKES
A HITLER MussoLIN. TOTO, CAESAR, NAPoLEoN!n
BUT A KNOWLEDGE OF THE CHRIST IDEAL OF
ONE PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION. AND UNIVERSE,
SAFEGUARDING ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, EXCLUDING UTTERLY ANY
REALITY TO THE DEvLsH, FRAUDULENT
MYTHICAL. VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT HUMAN
AND MATERlAL-MAKEs MY CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHRisTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS PRoPHETsl-
MAJOR AND MINoRl WITH MUCH PROFIT TO ALL!
EARLY EXERCISE SEEN AS ANSWER TO HEART ILLS
free Press)
CHICAGO tAPl-A physician commended Wednesday that
program Of exercise and weight control started early
life might enable ihe nation TO lick he disease Of pros
perty"-prematvre heart attacks.
Dr.. Edward p. Lvonso. of Los Angeles, said there is
growing evidence that heart deaths in the young middle
aged linked in TO prosperity easy Jobs and
leisure time.
There Is also evidence he added that impending heart
afsedeeeed we'll in advance by rising blood pressure
and qviekened pulse rae-mghi be caught in time TO
institute preventive measures.
Or. Lvongo, medical director Of the General Petroleum
Corp and chairman Of the American Medical Associations
section preventive and industrial medicine and public
health based his view detailed study Of 100 heart cases
in fne 40 TO soyesr-od age groups.
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brother Fruehauf"
Continued from Page III
PART Z
AETER.THOUCHTS.

Had time permitted would like 10 have added the
following grand facts There is New Testament Scripture
In which Jesus says Neither pray for these only but tor
Them also who shall believe through their word
God declares His Christ that the healing OF The sick,
she diseased the deformed the premsivrey dying is ss
rentsry!-merey evidence Of genuine. pure, divine,
DRucLEss, non-resimensed Christianity. The higher
mission Of the Christ take away the sins OF the world
JUDGE NOT BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES They are
fine mortal thought eovnerets burlesauss OF divine
Ideas or indivdvsliies and he hesh and matter are
only visible MORTAL THOUGHT MYTHsl!!
PART
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Dr.. Billy Graham
Continued from Back Page)
PART Z


THE HUMAN AND THE MATERIAL" ARE VISIBLE
MORTAL THOUGHT MYTHICAL COUNTER
FEiTs AND sURLEsoUEs or THE DIVINE. THE
ONLY REAL IL
THOSE TWO IMPERATIVE WITNESSES SINCE
CHRIST JEsUs-MY CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TO
ALL FULFILLING JESUS PROMISE TO
COMPENSATE FOR FIRST CENTURY iNADEoUAcY
FOR THOSE THINGS YE CANNOT BEAR NoW1
HENCE, THE FULFILLMENT or "ANoTHER CON-
FoRTER :. TO TEACH you ALL THINGS
John l4-vIA WOMAN" Matthew 1899, NY iNcoM
PARABLE PROPHECIES, THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY, NY DAUGHTER REvELAToR, WHO HAS PUT
THE "LEAvEN" Christ Seienee) INTO THREE
MEASURES OF MEAL"-"scIENcE, THEOLOGY,
MEDicINE"-THE TITLE or THE 9th CHAPTER
or THE C. S. TEXTBOOK, NY MASTER HEALER,
MIRACLE WORKER, EDUCATOR, SAVIOR. LIB
orator. AND PROTECTOR or THE HOLY
scRIPTUREs-Kins James Protestant superior 10
oil ofhsrs-FRoM THE INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY or ALL THE OTHER RELIGIONS
PRISONERS or THE DEvILi-sATAN WATERING
DOWN THE INCOMPATIBLE FUNDAMENTALS OF
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs-
Continued Next Column-TOP)
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Materia Mediea--
Continued from Page 7,
DR.. WILLIAM SCOTT SIMS

physician in Detroit for the past 10 years Dr. William
Scott Sims ~, will be buried tomorrow in Woodmsr.
Cemetery after services at II al the Plymouth Con-
gregations Church, 5l4 Garfield He died Monday al h
home after short illness staff physician several city
hospitals, Dr. Sims served captain in The Medical Corps
during World War II. He Is survived by his wife. cods
two William Scott Jr and Art Alexander davoh
ters. Wlhemina and Edna Emma; and three brothers,
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SPIRITUAL LUNAcY. cRIMINALITY. GRAND

SPIRITUAL LuNAcY, cRIMlNALITY. GRAND
LARcENvi
LOOSE MY PEOPLES AND LET THEM cor!l
TIE kREMLINs HELL OF HATE or GoLIATH-LIKE
CRIMINALS AND SPIRITUAL LUNATIcs WILL
RELEASE ALL CAPTIVE NATIONS AND PEOPLES
!, oMNIPorENcE. YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD
DIVINE LOVE. HAVE SET IN
MOTION FORCES OF LIBERATION OF THESE
DEVILS cAPTIvES. IN BELIEF. AND THE
RELEASE WILL COME AS PER SCHEDULE
AND ALL WILL LIKE IT.
INQUIRIES SEEK BLAME IN cAvE-IN DEATHS
or SIX
wATcHMAN AT BROOKLYN JOB WAS ONLY
FOR TRAFFIC DUTY
By Judith crisf ~ u Tribvne)
Nine official Investigations begun yesterday into
the BROOKLYN sandbank CAVERN that buried and killed six
children under twenty-five Of earth Tuesday evening"
Throughout The day on state county and city levels,
official after official announced that he had ordered
no some aspect OF the tragedy resulting from
the collapse Of an vnshored excavation at the site for
BrookIyn-cueens ExPresswsy link along the Grand ST..
Extension at Marcy Ave. in the Williamsburg section Of
Brooklyn.
The berssvsd families went through the grim task Of
officially identifying fhe bodies al the Kings County
while their srievns neshbors started TO raise funds for
funeral and protested various conditions TO which they
attributed the ehiIdren's deaths.
Az the end Of the day. fact emerged:
There Waterman on the excavation site TO chase
away the children who caught in the fatal landslide
at Oils pm.
Officials Of the State Department Of Public Works. In
charge Of the project said their contract requires watch
the excavation site, but provides that watehman
maintain continuous patrol Of the proee-bvt only ITO
safely maintain traffic, and not patrol the excavation.
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Cobo Asks Extension


Some IS persons, including his wife and brother Cd
ward on hand cobo filed petitions with lolA
names for ths Republican svbernatoriaI nomination.
Cobo also conferred with Republican legislators After
ward he said he thinks Unemployment benefits should b.
Iiberazed until the current wave Of IayofTs is eased
He indicated that he favored extending the duration III
present benefits beyond the 26week maximum instead
changing ihe payment rate proposed by Gov Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
WHOSE FUNDAMENTALS ARE PERFECT

WHOSE FUNDAMENTALS AXE PtkrESt-
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. VIRGIN BIRTH.
RESURRECTION. AscENsioN-BuT NY GREATEST
LEADER SINCE CHRIST JESUS MRS EDDY. HAD TO
| TAKE NY 'DIcTATIoN INTO HER sofh YEAR ANr
GET IT COPYRIGHTED AS A SAFEGUARD AGAINST
ADuLTERATioN THE 1900 YEARS iNvoLuN
ITARY SPIRITUAL ApuLTERATIoNs or THE HOLY
SCRIPTURES. WHICH ALMOST suFFocATED THE
MARVELLOUS. PRACTICABLE PROMISES or NY
BELOVED SON. JESUS. AND nae, YOUR FATHER
MOTHER, GOD. ALL-HARMoNoUs"-THE MASTERS
WORK AND GREATER SHALL YE Do
Is per John i4:i7:
"vERLY, VERIFY. SAY UNTO you. THE WORKS
THAT DO SHALL YE DO ALSO. AND GREATER
WORKS THAN THESE SHALL We DO. BECAUSE
I GO UNTO NY FATHER!
AND SO MAY ALL or YOU BECAUSE u AM"
oMNPREsENT. omNIsciENT. oMNIAcTIvE. oMNlP.
oTENTn!-BUT 90 NOT SURROGATE MY STILL,
SMALL VOICE." WITH THE DEVILS BILLIONS
ESCAPES tso-ealledl-ALcoHoLlc BEVERAGES.
TOBACCO AND DRUG STORE MEDICINES
SOOTHING sYRUPs-To COVER UP THE
SPIRITUAL NAKEDNEss. OR SPIRITUAL ImPURITY
OF THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE EGO AND
PsYcHoL ocY. INTO WHICH ALL HUMAN OFFSPRING
ARE BoRNI AND THE BONDAGE CONTINUES
UNTIL THE REQUIREMENTS ARE MET, AS THEY
ARE BY MY CHOSEN ONES. cHRIsTLIkE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. NAMELY THIS
CHRIST JESUS IS THE WAY, THE TRUTH. AND
THE LIFE" THE NO. I CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
WE ARE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ONLY AS WE
QUIT OUR RELIANCE UPON THAT WHICH IS FALSE,
AND GRASP THE TRUTH. WE ARE NOT
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS UNTIL WE LEAVE ALL FOR
CHRIST. TRUTHl-p. I92, s&H-
NOT DEMANDING THE IMPOSSIBLE, BUT A CHOICE
OF THE ONE THING NEEDFUL' WHICH MARY,
SISTER or MARTHA. CHOSE, AND WAS COMMENDED
FOR IT!
1T MEANS TO MAKE-AS THE SUPREME OBJECT
or LIFE-THE PURSUIT OF cHRISTLIKE WISDOM
AND MASTERFUL, SPIRITUAL, HOLY HEAVENLY
BLIssFUL UNDERSTANDING, WHICH FITS THE
DISCIPLE TO PROVE MERIT WITH SIGNS:
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT
BELlEvE-THEY SHALL SPEAK WITH NEW
ToNcUEsl ONLY NY CHOSEN ONES cHRIsTLiKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE COMPETENT TO
DO sol
THEY SHALL HEAL'-vlA CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL-ALL MANNER OF
DISEASE, DEFoRMITIEs. AVERT PREMATURE
DEATHS, AND RAISE THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
THOSE DEAD ABOVE GROUND IN THE DEVILS
ADAM AND EVE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF SIN,
DISEASE, DEATH, DISASTERS OF so-esIed NATURE,
AND WORLD WARS EVENT - AND ExcEssEs OF
HEAT AND COLD!
ALL THESE THINGS SEEN, THE TEMPORAL
ARE MERELY VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT
MYTHICAL BURLEsouEs or THE ETERNAL
HARMONY OF MY DIVINE IDEAS, THOUGHTS, AND
cHRlsTLlKE, THE ONE AND ONLY REAL
CREATION
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17-Year Mother
Continued from Page II
z ACCIDENT VICTIMS RITES SET

ACCIDENT VICTIMS RITES SET
Detroit Tmesl
Betty Jane Pefon, ~, and her only child Howard IT,
months will be buried Monday in Michigan Memorial
Park after services al pm. in the Uhf Funeral Home
Wayne
They we're killed Wednesday when ihe 27year-od pick
up truck they riding in overturned on rural road
five miles south Of Flat Rock Mrs Peion and her SON lived
on Waltz road Huron Township.
Surviving are the husband and father, Howard ST..
parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd PROCTOR
brothers and vneIes, Herbert II and aunt Mrs. Mary
Yates.
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TRIBUNE--saturday. June 30, 1859
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham


QUESTION: am young minister and trained
in pastoral eovnselns in seminary. now find some Of
this eounselng in getting me involved beyond my depth.
both spiritually and psyehoogeaIIy Should sfop7 NM
ANSWER: A Christian minister must be q source Of
help guidance and comfort TO his parhoners II he is TO
fulfill his responsibilities But in this eounseng there
grave pitfalls, Of which you evidently Just finding
out.
minister is not psyehiarist and should not attempt
70 be for he could do much harm aYman trying
10 practice medicine
Secondly some Of those seeking counsel may have
motives other than those first expressed you counsel
women your wife other person should be present
Also be careful that you not made the mental repos
tory Of lot Of mpvry and evil.
The Apostle Paul warned his young spiritual son, Tim.
oihy Neither be psrisksrs of other mems sins" This may
not be direct reference TO your problem but know
ministers who have found their minds filled with fhe
counting OF the evil lives Of others that they have been
unable TO cope with ihs problem spiritual level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Hollywood Report
MiItie Eyes Intrigue

mer hiatus +. I'm betting that James Cagney
who detests TV will agree to Robert MOntgOm-
ery's request to make his televiSion acting debut
on his first show of the season. They're buddies.
And besides Robert is offering James fortune.
Metro has picked songstreSs Margaret Whit
ing to "seI" Grace Kelly, Bing Crosby ct al In
High Society,"" via video. Maggie will MARBLE
the hit songs from the tilm.
Buster KeatOn, who wasn't doing much on TV
until Paramount decided to film his life story, is
set for the September II spectacular on MICS
THE Lord Don't Play FavoriteS." And over
in England there's competition for Richard
Greenes robin HOOd"-King Arthur and his
knights of the round table, no less, and titled,
1.-The Adventures of Sir Lancelot."
Victor Borge in London re the fortune he
earned on CHS last year: Il talk. Then play
the piano. Then 1 talk some more The act has
been done before-but never at these prices"
Distributed by MANA
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Hollywood Report
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD.-MiltOn Berries trip to Europe
In September with wife Ruth, was supposed to
be for pleasure only But Uncle Miltie can't sit
still that long So he will film an adventure
series with Sheldon Reynolds, all over the world
for TV Of course. NBC is reckoning for Paul
Douglas to repeat his Born Yesterday as Nv
spectacular, with Mary Martin all set for the
part of the not dumb blond, originally played
by Judy Holiday, And OrsOn WelIeS has
agreed to be the guinea pig for Joseph COttenS
first directing chore on TV-with the new "On
Trial" telefilm SERIES
The Riddles will be sorry to hear that Walt
Disney has abandoned plans to film some more
"Davy Crocketts' for the living room. The lat
est segmentS apparently didn't pay of. Ital-
ian beauty Sophia Loren has dozen TV dates
for the top shows-to ballyhoo her Pride and
the Passion" epic for Stanley Kramer-in the
fall when the top shows recover from the sum-
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This Is your chance to sound of-dnd
~ Critic Bernie Harrison tOiH do his best
to ansloer questions. Please keep letters
brief. Pen names nil be used If desired.
Dear Mr.. Harrison
Did you see the Julius LaRosa show Saturday
July 28)? Especially Gene Vincent! You pan
Elvis Presley now's your chance to really sound
OF. 1 really like Elvis but if you didn't see
that show, 1 can tell you it really was funny
Gene had costume worse than anything
ElviS ever wore. His hair looked like brush
growing on top of his head. He ran all over
the stage =. and looked like he was flirting
with the men playing his background tried
to keep a straight face-but couldn't
faithful Presley and former Vincent fan
Ny only objection to the spirited Vincent per
Torrance lUaS the mOnotoRy OF the music. He
looked okay to me OTHERWISE though. In fact,
most of these tellol0s look alike to me and as
long as the Presley rogue continues, thereH be
plenty of tmitGtorS
Dear Bernie:
After listening to the concise and objective
broadcast of the Brooklyn Dodgers games and
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TeIeVue MAILBAG

then tuning in on Wolff and Mcdonald, 1t sets
me to wondering. Are these two men, the gush-
ing loquacious Wolff who murders the Queens
English, and the ponderous apologize McDon-
aid, on the payroll of the Griffith clan or are
they just plain owbrows in the trade?
jew.
We're you dlDdre that the Dodgers games l0ere
recreated-1ot broadcast as the game is being
played? And isn't there a terrific distinction
betl0een calling the games OF penndnt contender
and one that is lost in the second diUision?
You raise an interesting point in club control
OF SportScaSters, ho1OeUer. And it comes doaOn
to this: If you l0ant complete objective, un-
biased report OF game, you'll haze to read
Siam, or Ha,0kins or your taUorite newspaper
reporter.
Dear Bernie:
Sneak Preview" baff1ed me last week and
I've been trying to find someone who could ex-
plain what it was all about. Pat O'Brien was
involved Can you help?
Puzzled
missed the ShoW-but TeleVue'S Sheila Gal
lagher caught it and her reaction loaS similar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

After listening to the concise and objective
broadcast of the Brooklyn Dodgers games and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

along the sides and ends Of the
pool will absorb pressure from
expanding surface ice. You can
lash the logs to stakes outside
the pool to keep them from
drifting.
A tarpaulin or Vinyl-coated
nylon cover will prevent leaves
and debris from staining the
finish and also will act as an
insulating blanket. Clean and
dry all equipment before you
store it. Drain hose and keep
it in a dark. cool place. Lay
diving boards fiat on 2 by As.
Like a boat, a house must be
watertight. A good roof is not
enough. Water blown into cracks
around the frames OF windows
or doors and freezing can cause
serious damage. You won't have
much Of q house left if you let
this go on. A good calking job
is the way to prevent it.
Calking is especially important
where shingles or siding meet
masonry work. Also, wherever
wood overlaps brick or cement,
you have a potential trouble
spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08

garbage and refuse disposal is
a trim, tidy, Streamlined adjunct
to the house that detracts in no
way from its appearance. 1t will
remove all traces of trash from
your kitchen, your yard and
your daily or weekly chores.
This galvanized steel sanitary
unit fastens to the outside Of the
home. 1t utilities 81 inches in
outside width and height with a
24-inch depth. The lid of this
new unit can never be inad-
vertently left on, since the rails
ing and lowering Of the lid Is
synchronized with the opening
a.SI closing Of the unit
This unit offers an opportunity
for a cleaner, neater yard, is a
labor saver for the homemaker
and a health safeguard.
For further information you
may write Mr., Derwin at Room
200. The Evening Star, Washing.
ton, D. c., incloSing q self
addressed envelope.
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says Swimming Pool Age, which
ought to know since it is the
Iindustry'S official publication.
An empty pool is more subject
to winter damage because freez-
ing moisture in the ground will
heave tremendous pressure
against a POOLS walls and floor.
This will buckle q metal pool and
crack a concrete pool. However,
If you keep a pool filled, prefer.
ably to a level 6 inches below the
overflow gutter, pressure will be
lneutralized. The filter system
should be drained by closing the
main drain valve and opening
the other valves.
Logs anchored in the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08
Disposal Unit
Solves Trash
Problem
BY d. M. DERWIN

Until recently. nothing could
be done successfully about trash
cans other than to attempt to
camouflage them or hide them
out Of sight and hope for the
best. But now being marketed
is a new concept in trash and
garbage containers for the home.
This unit dispenses with the use
of trash cans and enables the
housewife to dispose of refuse
by passing it through an access
door in the kitchen wall into an
outside container which at
tacheS to the outside wall, from
which collection is made easily
and quietly.
This new, sanitary way for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08
BY DAVID G. BAREUTHER

Some nice new back yard SWIM
ming pools are going to be ruined
this winter. The same goes for
garden fish pools, fountains and
bird baths. Reason: There's no
wrecker as tricky as Jack Frost.
If you want to be smart you'll
start winterizing around your
house right now, even if you
don't have a pool. Some chores
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Swimming Pools Need
Protection in Winter

like calking are always neces-
Sary.
But first, how are you going
to winterize a swimming pool?
Something like 10000 new ones
were built this year and a big
proportion Of them in Northern
States where they are going to
freeze.
Don't Drain 1t
Well, don't drain your pool
Keep it filled with clean water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-08
SToNEHAM

3 bedroom, w bath split level
with powder room, separate DIN
ing room, modern kitchen ond
full basement.
$325 Down
30-Year 81 sic ON
Loan VsAOW
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National Boptists
Re-eIect Texun, "a

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 7 (P).
. An elderly Galveston (Tex.)
pastor will lead the 100000
member National Baptist Con-
of America the coming
year-just as he has the past %
years.
DR.. G. L. Prince, 84-year-old
president of the convention, one
of two principal Negro Baptist
denominations in the Nation,
was reelected yesterday by a
734-531 vote over the Rev. P. S.
wilkinson of San Antonio.
About 5000 delegates to the
convention meeting last night
adopted the recommendation of
their committee on social justice
that Negroes meet the mob
forces that seek to maintain seq
regation with devotion to Christ
and His way"
The committee report said the
convention has taken the posi-
ton that segregation is in vio-
lation of the teaching of the
Scriptures and the spirit of
Christ"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07
Funds to Expand
Courthouse OKd

An application by Arlington
County for planning funds has
been approved by the Commu-
nifty Facilities Administration of
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency, Representative Broyhill,
Republican of Virginia. has an
nounced.
The sum of $41,000 will be
granted for planning alterations
and additions to the present
courthouse. These include an
addition to the south wing, re-
moval of the present center Sec
ton and installation of a six
story center section. The county
also proposes to air condition
the entire building, and to buy
additional land for Office ano
parking facilities.
Estimated total cost of con-
struction is $2,545, 900. to be paid
for from county bond funds
Construction is scheduled Il
start in 1858.
The planning funds are au-
| thorized under Public Law 34s
of the 84th Congress as interest
free advances for planning Of
public works. 1t is repayable
when construction begins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-07
u. S. Funds Sought
By Group Aiding
Ex-MentuI Putients

A request for Federal funds to
aid in the establishment of a
rehabilitation and job placement
program for former mental pa
tientS has been made by a nearby
Virginia organization, the Foun-
dalton for Community Aid to
Mental Patients.
Miss Frieda Reicher of Alex
andria, foundation president, to-
day announced the request has
been forwarded to the Office of
Vocational Rehabilitation of the
Department of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare.
The foundation seeks a five
year grant of assistance for a
proposed Northern Virginia CEN
ter where former patients in
State mental hospitals may re-
ceive aid in their reimbursement
to community life.
Contributions toward the prof.
ect totaling over $4,000 have
been received by the founda-
ton, Miss Reicher said. The
non-profit foundation group was
organized in 1854.
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Farmers Parade
To Precede Fair
In Anne Arundel

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. Z up.
"A farmers parade through
Annapolis on September II, has
been scheduled as a preliminary
to this years Anne Arundel
County Fair to be held Septem-
Der 1922 at Sandy Point State
Park.
The cavalcade will include
motorized agricultural equip
ment, horses, farmers, dairymen
members of All clubs, bands and
pretty girls entered in beauty
contests
The fair committee has set the
second day of the 4-day program
as military neighbors day" The
Naval Academy band will pre-
sent a concert on that day anc
demonstration teams from the
naval air facility and naval engi-
neering experiment station will
enact a helicopter rescue from g
llife-raft floating in Chesapeake
Bay within easy view of the park
A romance of Anne Arundel
tobacco" show will depict the
story of tobacco from seed tc
cigarette on all four days.
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MARY[AND- VIRGINIA NEWS
Suit to Block lntegrotion
Opens in Anne Arundel

was Mrs. Francis Schwaninger
of near Easton. n
when this crowd is counted"
she said, II hope it is noted that
one stood up and was counted as
not for this"
Court Action Duet
The meeting was told that Mr.
Williams was preparing papers
for presentation to Circuit Judge
y. De Weese Carter next Tues
day. asking that the Talbot
school board be enjoined from
putting Indignation into effect
The opening of Howard County
schools today left only two more
Maryland Counties = Hartford
and Westinghouse begin the
new fall term. They are sched-
Iuled to open next week.
Eleven Negro pupils were as
signed to the first five grades OF
previously all-white schools in
Howard.