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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

This means shss approximately 100 union worsv,
must Join This union within 30 days lose their Jobs win
this company The union and company management have
agreed That vnorssnzsd employees will longer have
right 10 work In ssis plant.
Dean Msnion: Is shs Sylvsnis Company doing seers,
classified defense work for shs Government
Mr. BsrfeId Yes. know that u Il.
Dean Manion: Mr. BsrsId. you fired on July 10 bv
shs SySsWis cempsnyf
Mr. osri1eId Tkas Is eorrset.
Dssn Msnion: Why did YOU lose your iob7
M Dsrfeld was dismissed bseavss Of This union shop
agreement bsswssn The syvsnia Company end she u &
was nesd BY hs company that had TO ioin.th union
within 30 days s least agree TO pay dues was also
advised by ths company that IL rendered my dues the
company would not be compelled by ths u E. to fire me-
Dean Msnion: Why didn't you tender your dues?
Mr. Berfeid did not pay dues TO this union BECAUSE
COULD NOT SUPPORT SUCH UNION SINCE 1T IS
COMMUNIST DOMINATED. am member Of my local
School Board and member Of The Civil Defense organzs
on would have TO resign from these positions because
took loyalty oaihs in both cases. swearing that have
been and would not be member Of organization
cafng the overthrow Of the Government choice
between keeping Job and berayins those oahs. chose
not TO violate the oaths though would my
Job
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

But President Eeonhswsv merely refers 70 me- svs"ss
Of 1856 water shs DAM and once sss" ~ so"
nes hes developed into Essi-sss debate ~ me IN
Win Russia standing firmly behind the proseves o""so
Arab Republic and s countries that ere falling v"ess me
influence Of Nsssss. fear IL expressed mar 'wsse :"
danger Of being squeezed fhresfsnnsv man ever
before and that the multiple jaws OF s"sens wise are
drawing closer upon her.
Editorials The New Middle Eastern wsrThrssssn'"s Crisis
Bitssr Fruits Result from Americas
1856 Policies
In she crucial days Of octobsrNovsmbsr tsso me
Dwight D. Eisenhower Administration joined In moss
regreabIe alliance with Soviet Russia TO nvfy me resvs
Of s AnsloFrsncsrss actions In Me Ssnss s~d SUsx
areas. Canal Abds Nssssr completely licked BY the
minute LITTLE Israeli State and Nsssssn was all but ami
haied But the USuN actions made hero OF the defeated
dictator who had been in hiding during the Sinai campaign
The policies that then pursued by President
by Secretary Of State John Foster Dulles by our chief dele
gate ihe United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge % and by
the Labor Party Of England in its actions against Prime
Minister Anthony Eden coming TO roosf The evil
eggs cracking open At very doorsfePs.
Now the President whose caused him to resort to
nationwide teIsvision broadcast condemn Israel in 1885,
reported have said that the error Of the anti
Israel act Of November 1856 water fhe DAM.
The tragedy that ihe Of fhe concluding months
Of 1855 accompanied by much evil and wiekedness
Yielding pressure from the oil interests and from Arab
refused TO send Jewish servieemen to Arab countries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
TELLS THREAT BY UNION
~. S. AGENT SAYS RED CHINA FLOODS
ASIA WITH HEROlN"

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE REDS NATURALLY, WORK FOR THEIR
FATHER THE DEVIL = "A MURDERER VOID
OF TRUTH-voID OF REALITY
THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH. THE
DEVIL, AND HIS 'PHONY DEMOCRACY, COMMUNISM
AND THE DEVILS PSEUDO SUBSTANCE, A.,
MATTER" ALL WILL BE REDUCED TO THEIR
NATIVE NOTHINcNESs" - AND NY MARVEL
Gus CHRIST. MASTER. SUPREME SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES! IS IN
PROCESS OF THE DEVILS REDUCTION TO x-NUMBER
OF zERoS RIGHT NOW - THE ADAM-EvE
MYTHICAL socALLED WORLD. CREATION,
UNIvERsE
U. S. Agent soys Red Chino Floods Asia
With Herein
my. Tribvne)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 UPD-NARcoTIcs coMMs-
SIoNER HARRY ANsLNCER SAID SUNDAY THE
CHINESE COMMUNISTS WERE FLOODING SOUTHEAST
ASIA WITH DEADLY HERON BOTH FOR PROFIT AND
sUBvERsIoN.
He said that vnquesonaby the traffic has increased
in the flow Of heroin from Commvrir. China. The Red
regime is doing nothing TO suppress u. ne said.
On the contrary Mr. AnsIinger said fhe narcotics fr
TIC was faffening Communist chinas intake Of gold and Tor
esn exchange and serving political aims by weakening the
populations Of nations where the heroin is sold.
Mr.. AnsInger, interviewed on Jock Lswrenee's radio
news program said American agents in the Middle
East cooperating with local officials In effort TO cut OF
the flow Of narcotics TO the United States
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Probe Blast

CONTINUED from Back Pase)
STUPIDITY; SABOTAGE?
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SATAN HATH DONE THIS!
VIA HIS ADAM-EvE DUPEs-
HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS,
PR0TEsTANTs, AND OTHER
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!
IMPURE THINKING, DISCIPLINE,
PRAYERS. OF SATAN BOUND"
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs!,
DEVILS MATERIAL MEDcA AND THE OTHER NOM
CHRIST SCIENTIST THERAPEUTICS INCLUDING PRAY
ERS NOT SUBMITTING TO THE DISCIPLINE OF NY
MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST, MASTER. SUPREME.
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEo-
PLEs!-
DESTINED TO EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING OF THE Ma
TIoNs"!-REvELATIoN- AN AWAKENING. APPRE-
HENSON, OF THE REAL. Externally PERFECT
NATIONS
OF NY ONE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, mArTERLEss.
SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTllkE YOUR TRUE BEINcD. SUPER
SATURATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH OMNl-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. UNINvAD-
ABLE, 'NcoRRUpTIsLE. INvuLNERABLE!
ADDITIONALLY GUILTY:
NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTIST EDUCATION, CULTURE.
POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT.
REcREATIoN!, AND THE DEVILS BILLIONS
RAcKETS!-
l. sEx-SATANS SOCIAL H-BOMB'-RAMPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY AND ESPECIALLY IN THE EN-.
TERTANMENT WORLD AND WORLD OF LETTERS!
2, g. 4,-ALcoHoLIc BEVERAGES. TOBACCO. DRUG
STORE MEDICINES
APPRAISERS SUFFERERS SOOTHING SYRUPs" TO
FOG THE THINKING OF THE DEVILS ADAMS
EWES MuRDERoUS GAINS JUDAsES KNAvES AND
FOOLS, EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
PARENTHOoDl ~v
EXPLOITATION OF CRIME BY HoLLYWooD-A
GIANT SiNl-DoLLAR HUNGRY HEBREWS AND
LOUSY cHRisTiANsl-ALL THE FOREGOING DE-
LAYING AWAKENING. ENJOYED BY NY CHOSEN PEo-
PIE cHRIsTLiKE CHRISTIAN scENTISTs!, THE
GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN OF coD"!-
+. TO ST. PAUL, TO YOU.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
UNlONISM

Dean Msnion: press dispatch from Baltimore describes
he conclusion Of union negofsion In plant employing
10000 workers Along with wage increases ihs company
granted the union full union shop"
Continued Next Column Top,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
WORKER QUITS BUT HIS UNION DUES GO on
Gas Station Man Tells Threat

tchIcago Tribune, 7/24)
south side filling station operator told ths county
grand Jury Wednesday that he paid dues TO local 70s Of
The teamsters union employee who quit 10 months
ego and that from the union has been the
station TO inquire il the still there
James Terry, 1859 State ST., said he approached
by agents local 7o5 about three years ago informed
he would have Join the union He said he demvrred
told he would have enroll empoye in he unions
ranks
TELLS THREAT BY UNION
II put in Isaac Perry. and I've been paying 50 dues
every three months since then Terry told reporters
side the grand Jury Perry hasn't been with for
10 months and finally my Teamer Terry put his last
Perrys union card. rs still at the station"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
EIvis' Mother

(confinvsd from Beck Psgs)
PART2
DEVILS SOCIAL 'H-B0MB,, S-E-x!I!
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REBIRTH OF ALL
HUMAN PARENTH00D IMPERATIVE!
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE, ETERNAlLY,
COMPLETELY VOID OF HUMAN OFFSPRING!
THE MYTHICAL, DEvILISH, ANTlCHRlSI,
PsYcH0PATHIC, ADAIM-EvE, NUMEROUS
CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvES AND FOOLS, EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BlRTHSl-
THE CHASTITY FARCE"
OF accepting REAL the shadowy. soealied Msssri-
a" creation and unverse!-which merely visible,
MYTHICAL,
Mortal THOUGHT imsges!-eovnerfes and bur-
Iesqves Of eerna harmonious divine and spiritual ideas
Of
Supersstvafed vnvsdable neorrvpbIbe invlunersbIe,
OMNIPRESENT heaven and eternal life!
"EIvis' Mother Dies Of Liver An,ent"
MEMPHIS. Tenn, (AP) - Mrs. Vernon Presley AZ,
mother Of the rock n roll singer Es Presley died today
She admitted 10 hospital earlier this week with liver
silmenf.
Mrs PresIeys physician said death came at about Sis
unexpected since she had reported feeling so
much better" only few hours before.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23


AS Isrsers NOISY neehborhood" erupfed into chaotic
state threatening the peace OF the entire world statesmen
of many countries editorial writer's and colUmnsts in many
American newspapers and officials in Washington joined
in blaming the and serious crisis the lack
OF vision Of United States and United Nations officials
during the Suez and Sinai operations in 1856.
Now II admitted that by giving Israel and her allies,
Great Britain and France opportunity TO complete their
campaign against the then-defesfed Nasser the Middle
East danger would have been aveed and Nasersm would
have ended. go WES
continued Next Column, Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
1000 YEARS OF JUDAIC. SPIRITUAL TREASON |!

PRoFiTEERiNc IN GERMANY DURING AND
AFTER WORLD WAR AROUSED A MANlAcAL,
PSYcHOPATHlc FURY WITHIN THE DEVILS r. C.
RENEGADE ADOLF HITLER AND ALL HEBREWS IN
GERMANY IN THE DOG HOUSE!
AND So TODAY THE DEVIL HAS USED JUDAISM
AND THE zIoNsTs TO DRIVE A WEDGE
BETWEEN THE CHRISTIAN NATIONS AND THE ARAB
PEoPLEs-A MADE To-ORDER BREW FOR THE
DEVILS REDSI
BUT CHEER UP, FEAR NoT'-EviL is A MYTH,
WHETHER A MINOR FELONY OR A WORLD WAR y!
THE HUMAN RACES AND THE so-esIIed
MATERIAL" WORLD AND UNIVERSE ARE MERELY
VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
CONCEPTS IMAGES cOUNTERFEiTs AND BUR-
LESoUES. OF Externally HARMONIOUS
REALITY. DIVINE. SPIRITUAL IDEAS OF THE
ONE REAL REATiON-ETERNALLY
COMPLETELY PoPUlATlNG WITH MATTERLESS,
FLEsHLESS SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLIKE BEINGS
YOUR TRUE, ETERNAL lNDiviDUALiTiES,-SuPER-
SATURATlNG THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH
UNAVAILABLE, INcORRUPTIBLE, iNvULNERABLE,
OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEI
Is IsrceI in Wise?
DEMOcRACIES' BLUNDERS OF 1856
COME HOME TO ROOsT AS NAssER
GAINS STRENGTH IN MIDDLE EAST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

MR.. IARUE I. BERFIElD
FIRED FOR NOT JOINING LABOR UNION
Excerpts from Msnion Forum Network
EXHIBIT "A IN CASE VS.. COMPULSORY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Demoeraeies BIunders-

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HIGH MORAL COURAGE AND UNsELFIsHNESS
WERE REQUIRED
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10

Plastic grocery bags make good
containers for storing purses and
gloves.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10

ton form 2240 to make applica-
ton for refund for the coming
year which started July l.
Mr.. Schabinger says farmers
who have not applied before
can get form 2240 on request
from either the District Director
of Internal Revenue, Federal
Building, Wilmington, or at the
County Agents Office in New
ark.
The claim for refund must be
returned to the District Direc-
tor before September 30, or the
claim will not be paid, Mr..
Schabinger warned. Accurate
records must be kept for verifi-
cation.
Internal Revenue Service pub
I lication number 308, Farmers
Gas Tax Refund, will give COM
plete information on the re-
funds. Copies are available al
the Internal Revenue office and
the County Agents office, he
said.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
State All Tractor Operators
Contest Feature of
Kent-SusseX Fair

The annual state All tractor
operators contest will be a top
feature of the 1858 Kent-SusseX
Fair, July 2l-26, according to
Sam Gwinn, state All Club
leader.
The contest is designed to
give All Club members an op-
portunity to demonstrate their
knowledge of tractor mainten-
ance and skill in operation.
The contest will consist of a
written and practical eXamina-
ton, tractor safety and the op-
Grafton of a tractor.
Each county may enter three
contestants. They must be en-
rolled in the All tractor main
tenance project and must be
winners in the county elimina-
ton contests.
The contest will be held
Thursday morning, July "a
starting at 10 am. behind the
farm machinery exhibit. The
public is invited to this and all
other All events at the Fair
Gwin said.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
Home Gardeners Questions and
Answers

Questions directed to the
county agent on garden or farm
problems in the public interest
will be answered regularly in
these columns.
Q. What should / use for
blight on zinnias? Is rotenone
dust all right to use? &c, Eel
ton.
A. / would rather see these
plants because it may be some
thing other than blight-and
probably is. Blight can be con-
trolled with one of the fungi
cides such as ferbam. No-rot-
enone is an insecticide.
Q. l have corn IL" high now
and used 200 lbs. fertilizer to
acre at planting time. Should !
side dress with this cultivating
using 5-10-l0? Then at the third
cultivating use ammonium nj
trate? E.W., Harrington.
A. In a normal year up to
800 lbs. of fertilizer gives good
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10

sometimes even ask-for more,
a corn stalk just sulks 49,. and
turns brown. The vocal ability
of a boy gains more attention
than the silent method used by
a corn plant.
Because of its vocal short
comingS, corn is often short on
nitrogen, Mr.. Vapaa says.
To produce a bushel of boys
mo, no,-.-to produce a bush
ell of corn, it takes one pound of
nitrogen, 8 pounds of phos-
phate acid, and 6 pounds of
potash along with some minor
elements which are usually
present in sufficient amounts.
The difference in producing
30 bushels of corn without fer
tilizer and 100 bushels with
adequate fertilizer, is only the
cost of the fertilizer-about $40
worth. 1t costs about $25 to
plant an acre of corn without
fertilizer. This means $40 worth
of fertilizer gets you about 70
more bushels of corn.
Now is the time to put on the
bushel-producing side dressing
if you were stingy at planting
time.
If you put on enough phos-
phorus and potash, a nitrogen
side dressing is all you need.
Otherwise you may want to add
a complete fertilizer.
Base your buying on the price
per unit of active ingredient MIR.
Vapaa says. This is the best
way to compare fertilizer pric-
es.
So, if you want to get those
extra bushels that make the diff
ference between getting your
investment back and making
money, side dress.
1t pays off in extra boys, no
no, ,........in extra bushels.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10

from gorging itself on potash
which is a bad habit of alfalfa.
A spring course of 200
pounds after the second cutting
is a good distribution to get the
most efficient use of potash.
Mitchell says even if you for
60 the fertilizer on your alfalfa,
be certain to apply the boraX.
Alfalfa absolutely requires l6 to
20 pounds of borax per year on
most Delaware soil.
1t is carried in the 0-l5-30 at
a rate of so pounds per ton
which means you will meet the
requirement of l6 pounds per
year if you apply 400 pounds of
the complete fertilizer.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10

results provided soil conditions
are satisfactory and properly
balanced fertilizers are used.
tilizer recommendation on the
We much prefer to give a fer
basis of soil test results. Your
program seems to be quite logi-
cal and not excessive. You can
use 10000 analysis fertilizer
at half the rate for the same re-
suits as 5-l0-l0. Additional nj
trogen can be applied in many
forms-as a gas, liquid, or one
of the soluble salts such as you
suggest.
Q. What is this insect?
Sample submitted in bottle.) }
Ell, Dover.
A. | am not certain of the
species, but it is one of the
stalk borers which infest dah-
lias, sweet corn, tomatoes, po-
tatoes and similar plants about
this time of year. Spray con-
trolls are rather ineffective once
the grub gets inside the stalk.
Use DDT or malathion from
about May 5th thru June 18th
as a spray cover insecticide.
Q. How does irrigation af-
feet the food quality of pota-
toes? G.F., Smyrna.
A. Too much water late in
the growing season, either from
rain or irrigation, tends to keep
potatoes watery and with ten
der skins because maturity is
delayed. Growers usually stop
irrigation about two or three
weeks before harvest. We try
to hold a moisture level in the
soil for potatoes at so percent
of so-called field capacity.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
Kent-Sussex Fair Poultry
Show Announced


Sam Sloan, superintendent of
the Poultry Building at the
Kent-SusseX Fair, announced
that there will be a new feature
in the poultry program this
year, a Junior Egg Show.
To enter any part of the Jun
ior Poultry Show, you must
have an entry blank in the mail
by July IA, be from Delaware
and be under 2l years old,
Sloan said.
There is no entry fee and all
exhibitors will be given a pass
to the fair.
There will be four age cate
gories for each breed, and four
prizes in each class, SIS for first,
So for second, So for third and
a ribbon for fourth.
The breeds are: White Leg
horn, White Plymouth Rock,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island
Red, Cornish (any variety or
strain) and any other pure
breed. The age groups under
each classes are: with the ex-
ception of the Cornish and
White Leghorn) pullet A 8
months, cockerel 4-8 months
and cockerel 8-l2 months.
The exception in the White
Leghorn class is a class for hens
more than IL months old. The
exceptions in the Cornish is
that there is no pullet classes
There are also classes for all
breeds of broilers, roasters, ca
pons, ducks, geese, turkeys,
guineas, bantams, (pure breed
only pigeons, peafowls, pleas.
ants, chukar partridge, quail
and rabbits.
Sloan said the Junior Egg
Show will be separate from the
All and F.F.A. egg exhibits, al
though All and FLA. eggs will
be shown in the poultry build
ing. Eggs will be judged for size
and exterior quality.
Glasses will be in three sizes
medium, large and extra large
with one dozen in each entry
Each class will have both white
and brown categories.
There is also senior egg
show for adults, the only differ
ence in the classes being thai
three dozen eggs are required
for each entry.
For information or entry
forms contact Ralph Barwick
assistant extension poultrymar
at the University of Delaware
Sloan said.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10

ed by another dose three weeks
later will take care of a worm
problem adequately if the ami
mails are also shifted to clean
pasture.
Heifers under eight months of
Iage should not be put on pas
ture anyhow, because they are
very susceptible to worms and
do not take in enough grass to
meet their nutritional require
ments. This improves conditions
for worms too.
Old blue grass pasture is a
good spot for parasites to hang
out, so your heifers are better
off on rotation pastures, Mr.. Va
paa added.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
agricultural agent.

county agricultural agent.
This means fast irrigation
will produce run-off quickly and
force the operator to turn off
the system. The slow water in
take by the soil means the wat
er has only moved a short dis
tance into the soil-not far
enough for normal root growth
to result.
Farmers are advised that
their irrigation system should
be adjusted to put water on at
a rate which will allow it to
move into the soil. This may
mean you need more sprinklers
per unit of area.
If you are considering new or
additional irrigation equipment,
or if you need information on
rates of application for particu-
lar crops, contact Mr.. Vapaa or
the extension agronomist at the
University of Delaware for
Delaware Guide for Sprinkler
Irrigation Design"
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
Gas Tax Refund Applications
Out

Farmers who have not ap-
piled for refund of federal gas
tax on the gasoline they use on
the farm should do so according
to Edward H. Schabinger, New
Castle County Agricultural
Agent.
Farmers who applied last
year (for the year ending June
30) are now receiving applica-
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
FERTILIZE YOUR ALFALFA

is your alfalfa hungry?"
asks William Mitchell, extern
sion agronomist at the Univer-
Sity of Delaware.
You should be getting 400
pounds of 0-l5-30, plus boraX,
on your alfalfa during the year,
Mitchell says. 1t is best in two
servings to keep the alfalfa
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
Internal Parasite Control
Needed for Heifers

Heifers that are not growing
well may be suffering from in
ternal parasites, George Vapaa,
Kent county agent says.
Heifers should be examined
for worms if they have not done
we'll over the last few months.
A doze of phenothiazine follow
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
Growing Corn Plant Needs
Plenty of Food

Like growing boys, growing
corn needs a good food supply,
George Vapaa, Kent agricultur-
al agent says.
The big difference between
the two is a boy will grab
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
Nations Color Taste
Improving, Stylist Says

Mel Grau, one of the West
Coasts leading color-stylists,
says a trend toward low key"
colors means that the nations
tastes are improving.
Low key" says Grau, who
color-styles thousands of new
development homes in Califor-
MIA every year, means soft pas
tells in monochromatic scheme,
such as an asphalt shingle roof
in a quiet brown, with harmo-
nizing beige or gentle yellow
siding and trim"
Smyrna times., 1958-07-10
Water In A Hurry Can Be
Bad News

Many Delaware soils absorb
water at very slow rate ac-
cording to George Vapaa, Kent
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-28

day of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Rose
of Wilmington.
Mrs. Howard Sipple entertained
the members of her card club at
her home on Monday evening.
William H. Horleman of Sails
bury was the guest on Friday of his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Leonard Horleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Stokes
entertained at a family dinner on
Sunday in honor of Mr. Stokes
birthday.
Miss Candace Peck spent last
weekend with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Taylor of Reli-
ance.
The Pathfinder Sunday School
class of Asbury Methodist Church
met with the Reverend and Mrs.
Richard Gibson at the parsonage
on Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Wagner assist
ing.
More than $50 people attended
the testimonial dinner given in
honor Of DIR. w. T. Chapman, which
was held in the school cafeteria on
Monday evening.
Final figures for the 1858 March
of Dimes for the Harrington-Far-
mington district show that total
of $1,27197 was received TO con-
tinue the fight against polio. The
campaign was highlighted by Mo-
Tiers March which collected $422.1O
and the pupils of Harrington Spe-
cial School District who contri-
buted $193.43. Special gifts by IL.
E. Quillen, Amos Layton and the
Taylor Hardware Company spark
ed the drive. All campaign pub
licity urged that persons up to for
ty years of age should avail them
selves of the Salk vaccine as pro-
lection against crippling polio. The
1868 March was jointly sponsored