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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18

Hope rides high this week for
Bluffton colleges first victory
over Heidelberg and coach Ken
Mast says this could be the year
TO do the impossible"
There are weights on both sides
of the scales but for the first
time Bluffton seems to have more
nearly an equal amount of weight
on their side.
Biggest factor weighing
against the Beavers is the one
platoon system they must play
against Heidelberg, their only
game this season under NCAA
rules.
This means Bluffton will not be
able to rely on the crutch of free
substitution to make up for their
lack of depth in the line.
Tipping the balance towards
Bluffton is their impressive show.
ing against Taylor's solid club
Saturday night, coupled with con.
flicting reports on Heidelberg s
strength.
In Good Shape
Bluffton enters the game near
their physical peak. Speed boys
Elbert Dubenion and Bob Logar
were both battered Saturday eve.
ming but should be ready to &C
against the Student Princes. Du.
benion had a slight charley horse
and Logan a minor ankle sprain
Among other things the limited
substitution rule means that Joe
Urich will see more action al
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18
Golfers Awards
To Be Presented

Champions and runnersup ir
the first Bluffton golf club tourn,
ament will be presented their
trophies at the Bluffton Business
Mems association meeting next
Wednesday evening at Brooke
Motor Sales.
Champions were Jim Knox,
Ralph Diller and Gary Herr.
Second place finishers in the
three flights were Clete Meyers,
Don Martz and Joe Harris.
The six men also received
merchandise prizes, which were
presented at the conclusion oil
the tournament.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18

quarterback. Urich'S defensive
talents cannot be sacrificed -
and there are those who say the
same thing for his pitching arm
and he will be going both ways.
Good Pitcher
He played almost strictly de-
fenSe Saturday, running only two
plays from quarterback. His rec
ord was good. He threw one
touchdown pass and had another
sure one until Jim Buffenbarger
dropped the toss as he neared
the end zone.
Mast says Bluffton must pass
to upset the Princes but he
didn't say how much he would
use the overhead route.
For the first time, I really
believe we have chance to beat
Heidelberg" Mast says. He goes
on to add the Beavers won't be
run over"
Blue Princes
At Tiffin, meanwhile, Heidel'
berg coach Paul Hoerneman has
done everything but wear sack
cloth and ashes in mourning fol
16 lost lettermen.
The Student Princes lost regu'
lars at tackle, end and center as
well as their entire starting back
field. Only position which they
call sound is guard, where three
lettermen return.
Only a, the smallest Heideibers
squad since Hoerneman took ov
er the coaching job in 1916, are
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18

One of the most crucial of the
early season Northwest confer
ence games will be played at
Columbus Grove tomorrow night
when the Bulldogs host defend
ing champion Elida.
Delphos Jefferson, a surprise
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18
Mid-OhiO Schedule

Bluffton at Heidelberg
Wooster at Ashland
Adrian at Defiance
Otterbein at Findlay
Centre at Wilmington
Ohio Northern not scheduled
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
SEARCH HUMAN WAYS;
TURN TO GOD

When we search and try
our material ways and turn
to God in the Holy Spirit,
we find solace, from our
fears. And trusting in God.
through Jesus. our Lord and
redeemer. we are saved and
protected. against the IisbiIi-
ty of hynotism which would
try TO overcome Us by human
malpractice. The power OF
divine Love mounts up 10
the foot Of the throne OF
CONTINUED on Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
Devils LABOR s-T-E-A-L"-A. r. r., c.s.
OUT or CONTROL

Excerpts from Detroit Times Editorial. 4-23-5o)
convincing argument for legislation to end monop-
olisie control much OF American industry by labor
unions made in little volume disappearing under the
doIefvI title. Economic Analysis Of Labor Union Power"
Lest we be charged with snlsbor bias we hasten 70
sdd that the author Edward H. chamberIn. esteemed
scholar professor Of political economy a. Harvard and
editor OF the Quarterly Journal Of Economics s long has
been friendly 10 trade vnicnisr-
lsss OUT or CONTROL. Page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
CURB ON LABOR RACKETs IS VETOED
BY Y. C0v'R. HARTMAN"

my Tribune. 4I25)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
COW HARTMAN AND MAYOR WAGNER or N. Y.
CITY, r. C.. ARE so HEAVILY INDEBTED TO LABOR
RAcKETEERs THAT NEITHER DAREs TO WAGE
AN HONEST FIGHT IN BEHALF or RIGHTEOUSNESS,
JUSTICE, MERCY
AND BEAR THIS IN MiNp THE FATHERS Busl-
NESS" THE REAL WORK or ALL RACES AND PEOPLES.
ALI THE TIME !. IS A SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD [DAMNABLE. LuNAric ADAM
EVE MYTH H. THE FLESH. AND THE DEVIL
tsee LABOR RAckETs. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03

Truth Is settled by a test
against error, there Is no RI
val in Truth and divine Love.
Because the law of God
has a standard which never
has been, and never will be.
outwitted by error. we
should show gratitude. This
standard can only be cctab-
lished in daily life through
demonstration.
The works of Mary Bskc-
Eddy have been tested by
many people and have been
found to be of a good pur-
pose, not only healing, the
sick but to lead on toward
taking away the sins of the
world, as did Jesus. On page
27l of Science and Health
with key to the Scriptures,
she has stated as follows:
Jesus instructed his dis
eipIes whereby to heal the
sick through Mind instead OF
Matter. He knew that the
philosophy. Science. an d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
"THINk-B0DY PROPOSED BY BARuCH".
"PANEl OF EXPERTS WOULD AID u. s."

BY James G Warner my Tribune. ~ u
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE,
DEAR. PROFOUND HEBREW PATRIARCH. Mr..
sARueH; YOUR COUNSEL rs GOOD AND WILL De
NEEDED.
FORTUNATELY. NY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE.
cHklsILIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. ALREADY
BopYi
tss. rHlNx.nopy, psos a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
"Totisy in National Affairs
CONGRESS CALLED INTIMIDATED BY MONEY
OF LABOR UNIONS"

BY Roscoe Drvmmond

BY David Lawrence
my. Tribune. AIS. and Detroit Free Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WE REMIND YOU THAT THE MuLTBlLLloNs
or DOLLARS LABOR UNIONS HAVE ACQUIRED ARE
MERELY PART OF THE HUNDRED BILLION
DEVILS Observation-Disclosures STEAL THAT DEVIL
sHLY IMMORAL LEADERSHIP WHICH FORMED
ALLIANCES WITH THE uNDERWORLDs OF U. S. AND
RUSSIA. AND WHICH BUILT UP THE COMMUNIST
MONSTER GOLIATH "A MYTH FORTUNATELY.
BUT ONLY MY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLkE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. CAN sLAY THAT
MONSTER!
tsee CONGRESS CALLED. Page ln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
U. S. STEEL CORP. PRES. HOOD. "sC0FFS
At CHARGES AGAINST STEEL"
"SAYS NO INDUSTRY CAUSED IMITATION
"RocER M. BLoUcH, CHAIRMAN OF Y. S.
STEEL" hits SOARING WAGES!
my Tribune. ALlo

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE UNDERWORLD CHARACTER OF THE
HUNDRED BILLION S DEM0CRAT-LABOR
STEAL IS HAVING "A DAY OF RECKONING
NO i-M-P-u-N-IT-Y FOR VIOLATIONS OF CON-
MANDMENTS VS.. covETousNESS. STEALING. THOU
SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE NE" =
INFINITE, MAJESTIC sPIRiT-THE ONE REAL
SUBSTANCE
MATTER" IS A MYTH! - A DEvILISH.
sHApoWY, MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTERFEIT AND
BURLESoUE OF THE DIVINE
oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE, YOUR "FATHeR-MoTHER
GOD, ALL.HARMoNoUs." THE ONE REAL
PARENT IN. AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE =!
AN IMPERATIVE CONSIDERATION FOR DIVINE
GUIDANCE VIA THE CHRIST THE WAY. THE
TRUTH AND THE LIFE" AND RETURN OF CHRIST
AND JEsus-WITHoUT FLESH, MORTAL THOUGHT
EMBODIMENT lin MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE,
CHRIST sUPER.scIENcE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES - THE
COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH you ALL
THINGS"
tsee v. S. STEEL, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
DEMOCRATS TRY TO USE SLUMP
AS POLITICAL TOOL"
BY David Lawrence

By David Lawrence
free Press AM. and NJ T. Tribvne)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
AS DID THE DEVILS +. D. R.. n. S. T..
AND THAT PECULIAR BREED OF HEBREWS.
ROMAN CATHOLICS. PR0TESTANTS
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
SEEKING A FlESHLY PARADISE J.
INDIFFERENT, CONTENTIOUS OR HOSTILE -
TOWARDS MY DEMONSTRATE REVELATION - THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY - OF OMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFE-lNCORRuPTiBLE,
INvULNERABLE-ETERNALL COMPLETELY
POPULATED, SUPER-sATURATED. WITH THE ONE
REAL cREATIoN-ADAMLESs EvELEss.
MURDERoUs cAINLEss. JUDAsLEss. VOID OF
KNAvES AND FOOLS
(see POLITICAL TOOL, Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03

III rum, Casting OUT al IN.
harmony"
Those who are willing to
leave their nets or to cast
them on the right side for
Truth, have the opportunity
now, as aforetime TO learn
to practice Christian heal
ing"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03

DEVILS BIG LABOR STEAL HARNESSES
CANADA. TOO!
FARMERS RAP SNUG HYP 0CRISY' OF LABOR"
PRODUCERS AT MERCY OF UNIONS"
Power To Strike At Critical Time,
al Favored Position"
Windsor Daily Star. 4Il9)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THAT DEsPOTIC POWER Is OF THE DEVIL. EVIL
ANIMAL MACNETISM-MYTHIcAL. ANTI-cHRIST.
ADAMEvE, MURDEROus CAIN. JUDAS KNAvES
AND FOOLS EGO AND PsYcHolo cY OF ALL HUMAN
BIRTHS Jesus. Of course exeIvded-"THE cHAST-
lY FARCE OF MATERIAL so-esIedl ExlSTENCE"IE
p. 272. MY MASTERPIECE. the c. S. textbook
SAVIOR, LBERAToR. AND PROTECTOR OF ALL
BIBLES king James Protestant. Ny Chosen-FRoM
. THE INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs AND
THE NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST CLERGY - PRISONERS
or THE DEVIL EVERY SINGLE ONE mot IN
OBVIOUS WIcKEDNEss BUT m INVOLUNTARY
ERROR
tsee DEVILS LABOR STEALS Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
C0UNCILW0MkN MARY v. BECK ASKS
PAY CUT, RKS COLLEAGUES!

"'DROP IN BUCKET SAYS MlRiANr'
free Press 4/26)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GOOD FOR YOU. dear Mary Beck.
THE WIDOWS MITE HAD JESUS EARNEST coMMEN-
DATioN. RIGHT EXAMPLES ARE POTENT. AND
YOUR WILLINGNESS TO SET A GOOD EXAMPLE Is
NOT A MERE MITE!
MORE POWER TO YOU!
tsee couNcILWoMAN, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03

EISENHOWER SEEN WINNING
FIGHT FOR PENTAC0N PLAN
BY Andrew E. kyehonf 6. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our father-Mother God, all
harmonious Up. is, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
do Luther job IL .Si. .ss
And how! Science & Health, textbook, 10 Code
Liberator OF The Bible.
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEi AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE
Tool
Jesus 'Ioved righteousness and hated inquity"i
The 'qukewarm" live in fools paradss."i
BY Roscoe Drvmmond
my. Tribune. 4lle. and Free Press
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SAYS: AMEN, AMEN. AMEN
WAsHlNGToN.-If President Eisenhower continues 10
do battle for his defense modernzsfion as sovy
did before the American Society Of Newspaper Editors
this week. he will have good chance Of winning Congress
sionaI approval
THE FEW POWERFUL CONGRESSMAN WHO
HAVE A VESTED interest," IN KEEPING
EVERYTHING JUST AS IT IS MAY HAVE A HARD
TIME SELLING THEIR STANDPATISM TO THEIR
COLLEAGUES.
REP CARL VINSON, D.. Ca, FOR FORTY-THREE
YEARS A MEMBER or CONGRESS AND A FAITHFUL
AND UNcHANoING SPOKESMAN FOR THE NAVY. CAN
RAISE r;lS HANDS IN HORROR, AS HE DID IN THE
HOUSE WEDNESDAY, AT THE PREDICTION THAT Nc
ELRoY WILL BECOME A CAR. THAT THE NAVY WILL
BE TAKEN OVER BY THE ARMY AND AIR FORCE. THAT
CONGRESS WILL LOSE ITS FINANCIAL CONTROL OVER
THE ARMED SERVICES AND THAT CHRISTIAN CIVIL.
ZATloN WILL DEBUT UTTERlNG THESE PREDc-
TONS DOESN'T MAKE THEM TRUE. To have eoniure
up such orebongs suggests that the opponents have few
valid arguments TO use.
(see EISENHOWER SEEN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
PPE-SMOKINC HEBREW RABBI.
MORRIS SHAPIRO, PRISONER OF THE DEVIL J.

TO CROSS ATLANTIC IN PURSUIT OF WISDOM
THAT WILL NOT BE PURELY DIVINE AND INFAlLiBLE
IGNORING MY. GODS. SUCCESSOR TO SATAN
BOUND" ROME AND JERUSALEM !-BosToN.
MASSACHUSETTS - HOME OF THE MOTHER
CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST (!
THE Ho OF NY ONLY PURE. MATURE. AND
TRUE CHURCH OF ALL TIME CELEBRATING AND
PROTECTING ALL NATIONS - MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE, CHRIST, SUPER. ABSOLUTE, MASTER
SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH, MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLES-
tsee PlPE-sMokINc HEBREW. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03

THOSE AZ PLANE DEATHS!
JET FIGHTER PLUNCES FROM $4,000 Fl.
INTO AIRLlNER AT $1,000 Fl.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRiBuNE
HEBREWS. CATHOLICS. PR0TEsTANTS.
AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL.
THE kON-cHRlST SCIENTISTS. ALCOHOL.
TOBACCO AND DRUG STORE MEDICINE USERS. ARE
INCOMPETENT -. +. ARE THINKING. SPIRITUAL.
PRAYER cRIPPLEs !-oF DEFECTIVE DISCIPLINE.
LEADERSHIP. RELIGION. EDUCATION. CULTURE.
THERAPEUTICS. ENTERTAINMENT RECREATION
CONTROL or PHYSICAL SCIENCE III
GOD AND THE DEVIL DO ALL
ALLEGED FREEDOM or THE WILL IS SPIRITUAL
LUNAcYln
or THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS DECLARED:
FATHER. FORGIVE THEM. FOR THEY KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY Do
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
: FEAR NO EVIL =

Christ esq, Dises,n,, Save, -Aad Protects
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
LET US SEARCH AND TRY OUR WAYS AND TURN
AGAIN TO THE LORD"
LET lift up heart with hands unto God in the
heavens" EzekieD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-03
"T0RNAD0ES LASH FLORIDA"
"CRUSH HOMES IN Fl. PIERCE,


iF THE SATAN BOUND" IDLE RICH OF FLORIDA
WILL AVAIL THEMSELVES OF MY MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE. CHRIST. SUPER. ABSOLUTE.
SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO
ALL PEoPLESI. THEY WILL AWAKEN TO,
A.P-P.R-E-H-E-ND. "A NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW
EARTH" THE REAL OF THE ONE REAL
CREATION - FLESHLESS. MATTERLESS, SPIRITUAL,
cHRIsTLlkE - Externally, COMPLETELY POP.
ulATINc THE ONE REAL uNIvERsE-SuPER-
tsee FLORIDA ToRNADoEs, Page n
SENATE REJECTS new LABOR BILLS"
"KN0WlAND PROGRAM MEETS SWIFT
DEFEAT"
free Press. 4/26
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE SUBMISSION TO THE DEVILS LABOR
MONOPOLY. INTIMIDATION. AND MULTI BILLION
sTEAL-AN ATTEMPT TO clRcuMvENr THE
COMMANDMENTS:
THOU SHALT NOT covET"i
THOU SHALT NOT STEAL!
THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE
NE" =
NOT MATTER" THE MYTH. THE DEVILS
'PHoNY' SUBSTANCE |. BUT MAJESTIC, uNERRlNc
SPIRIT. MIND. SOUL. oMNIPorENT. DIVINE LOVE.
The ONE TRUE REAL PARENT. IN. AND or.
THE ENTIRE uNlvERsEi
tsse SENATE REJECTS. Page ~
Evening star., 1958-05-11

persons. The admiral suggests buying value, not
chrome, and sticking to used cars with changes
about every three years. BY paying cash and
making up depreciation in monthly savings so
another car can be purchased In the three-year
period IL per cent of income for transportation Is
not considered excessive In the admiral's scheme
Of things, man doesn't buy a new car until he's
So, by which time his savings investments win
give him the extra income to do it.
Insurance, the admiral emphasizes, is for pro-
lection and not a substitute for savings. To keep
protection high he suggests buying the kind Of
insurance that gives protection at low cost without
frils or fancy benefits. The heaviest insurance
program should be carried during the years OF
maximum responsibility and then lightened to ease
the burden of payments In later years. Adding to-
gether costs Of life, fire, home, automobile medical
and mortgage insurance the admiral arrives at
figure between and Is per cent. Though SEEM
ingly high, the policies are important to avoid
financial disaster.
After arranging for a to per cent expenditure
for personal, religious and recreational expenses
the admiral comes to the source Of future income:
Savings. Though savings may vary, depending on
the age and stage Of the family the admiral insists
that a definite amount be taken OF the top OF
income to make certain that it doesn't get lost In
shuttle Of expenses. good average might be 10
per cent, although 7h per cent might be more
feasible
Keeping in mind the expectation of a comfort
able retirement the admiral suggests variety OF
ways to make savings work to produce income later
in life Principally, these are banking and invest
ing. AS a case in point, savings Of $40 month
will aggregate in 40 years to nearly $4,000 at
per cent interest compounded annually. At per
cent, good stock market return, the same amount
would reach nearly $4,000. Broadly speaking, the
admiral believes that sound common stocks oner
the best area for investment of savings
While the admiral has surefire way to help
family stick to its budget he does make 1t attrac-
tive enough to cause many people to want TO stay
reasonably close to the limits prescribed
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Continued From Preceding Page

care, taxes d. d. recreation, religious and phlIan-
thropic contributions and personal expenses must
be included" Taking up the budget question a
step at q time, the admiral shows how a secure
financial future can be provided through careful
budgetng over long-term working career
A home is the basis Of family lhe and the
admiral is convinced it is less expensive in the
long run to own your own home rather than rent
it. If consistent savings are begun early in your
20s, there will be enough for a down payment on
a home that may run about wo-and-a-hah times
annual income. Total monthly expenses for upkeep
and mortgage payments should run between 20 and
as per cent Of monthly earnings. Furniture, the
admiral suggests, ought not cost more than IS
per cent Of the value of the house. and this over
a long term Buying for cash, the admiral believes,
Is the best way to keep furniture costs down, and
appliances, too By saving wisely, the budget
minded family will provide for removal to larger
quarters when these are needed and will have COM
pleted payments early enough to enjoy the home
worry-free.
Food equally with shelter, covers large part
of family'S expenditures. Depending on individual
taste and the number Of mouths to feed food bills
may range between II and "a per cent Of income
By cutting waste to a minimum, by purchasing In
volume when items are not perishable, and by
broadening the menu fare to include all kinds of
nutritious foods, reasonable food expenditure can
be maintained
In the admirals opinion, the too-wen- tailored
man may Gnu UP GuEeaODaEe uHauClALy, SO ne
suggests frugality when 1t comes to dress Pur-
chases should be timed for sale periods when mark
ups are greatly reduced. Care of clothing to
minimize wear and tear viii also be worth while
For the whitecollar worker three suits worn inter-
changeably last longer than two suits worn alter
natey and third bought when one wears out. An
expenditure Of or per cent Of annual income
for replacement is considered sufncient for a whole
family
Since America became q Nation on wheels our
pattern Of living makes an automobile a great
convenience, If not an actual necessity to many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

which tell the story In tree rings Instead
Of supporting heavy growth, the trees are
eroded hulks Of dead wood, with strips Of
bark sustaining live wood and nourishing
perhaps a single bough.
DR.. Edmund Schulman. associate pro-
lessor Of dendrochronology at the Univer-
sity of Arizona, pushed his research to the
top Of the timberline after he discovered
the ring-story Of wood used In Indian
pueblos dating to 800 years before Colum-
bus. He died in January before his findings
were published. The accompanying pictures
were made during his search.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Oldest Living Things

A 2O-YEAR SEARCH for the oldest trees
n in America has resulted in a discovery
In the White Mountains Of California
which deposes the giant seQuoia as our.
oldest tree and enthrones the bristlecone
pine. These trees. according to the Ma
tional Geographic Society. which has just
announced the results, were alive when
Abraham was and old when Solomon ruled
Israel. They are 1000 to 1900 years old.
The pines grow miles high In the
mountains, pushing roots into rocky
crevices and showing minimum Of growth
in waterless years. according to the borings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Don't Miss Our Sensational New Add-ASection Edition
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Milford chronicle., 1958-03-14
% Young Men Have
Been Inducted

On February 81, 1858, there was
delivered for induction from Local
Board No. 2, Georgetown, Della
ware Sussex County area) twen-
ty-two (22) registraHts. Our hos
tess church this month was the
Avenue Methodist, Milford, Del
aware. Rev. Robert E. Green with
Mrs. Byron Gibson and Mrs. Leila
Kopf assisted. Mrs. Kopf's daugh-
ter, Dianne, and Joan Jensen,
served coffee and donuts to the en-
tire group of approximately seven
ty (70) young men. In addition to
the group of twenty-five for induc-
ton, a group had been ordered
for preinduction physical to leave
on the same day. The WSCS of
Avenue Church, represented by
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Kopf, gave
each inductee a box lunch. Rev.
Green gave each individual a pock-
ct prayer book, and his message
that will mean more as each day
goes on.
Mr.. c. Wesley Coddington, Selby-
vile, Delaware was with us as
usual to present each with the Tes-
lament. Mr.. Coddington represents
the Giddeons.
DR.. T. C. Mulligan, the faithful
chairman of these occasions, was
With the group and gave the boys
lis God-speed message.
The following is a list of those
inducted and now located at the
Retention Station. Fort Jackson.
South Carolina:
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-14

Read The Classified Ads,
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-14
Lonely Lion
Gets Owner
In Trouble

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - up -
Among all the animals in Alaska,
Gil is unique.
The territory is famous for its
brown and black bear, moose, deer,
arctic polar bear, mountain goat,
dali sheep, reindeer, caribou, musk
OK and even buffalo.
But Gil stands alone as the only
one of her breed in Alaska. She's
a lion-or lioness, if you prefer.
And her life, although. complicated
in the past by frequent court dis
putes, is bit more soft than that
of other game animals in the ter
ritory.
She doesn't roam the rugged for
ests in search of food or a place
to sleep. Even Alaska's frigid wea-
ther is no problem.
Gil is a pet-and about as do
mesticated as 2-year-old lion any
where could be.
She's owned by Staff Sergeant
and Mrs. Glenn F. Diel, and lives
mostly in the garage of the Diel
home in suburban Hidden Valley.
Her grazing land, the back yard
of the Diel home, now is enclosed
by an eight-foot wooden fence top
ped by a heavy wire mesh. The
barricade was ordered by U. S.
District Judge ]. L. McCarrey, Jr.,
after a number of complains had
been filed against Gil's neighbor-
hood ramblings.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-14

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q Selbyville, Delaware; Ernest
Ben'le McBroom, r. d. 2. Glendale,
Delaware; Earl Mumford, Selby-
vilbe, Delaware; William Thomas
Davis, r. ID. 2, Georgetown, Del
aware: David Gralyn Jones, r. ID.
8, Harrington, Delaware; Harvey
Green Collins, Jr., Greenwood, Del
aware; George Albert Brown, Jr.,
r. d. 1, Seaford. Delaware; John
Ellis Baynum, 104 Kings Highway,
Milford. Delaware; Melvin Conwell
West, r. d. L. Laurel. Delaware; !;
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i. Harbeson, Delaware; Woolford
Lee Fountain, Seaford, Delaware; I;
Joe Louis Polk, r. d. /, Laurel,
Delaware; Clemon Thomas Nell
son Sturgis. r. d. 2, Frankford,
Delaware; Clayton Joshua Henry,
r. d. 2, Selbyyille, Delaware: Har-
ry Leslie Blades. Bethel, Delaware; !;