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Milford chronicle., 1960-09-30

A merry-go-round built in 1850
is still in use at Watch Hill. r. /.
It's wooden steeds are suspended
from a wheel with no platform
beneath them.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-30

Nails are sometimes used as
money in bartering for goods in
the South Sea islands.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-30

Kew Gardens, Britain's Royal
Botanic Gardens, has $4,000 diff
ferent varieties of plants.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-30

Read The Classified Ads
Evening star., 1960-09-19
Over 400 Home Repair and
Improvement Services, Including . .

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Improvement Services. Including -.
. Air Conditioning Fence. Installation und
Repair
Appliances Household ~
Awnings Q EIoo,. r.G.h;n.
. Basement WoerproofinS Fumisotins
Bathroom Remodeins Furniture. Uphosterns
. Block Tou eorbOss Disposed
Blower and Fun Repairs
corpet Cleaners NO"O'|Ops s0'0s"e's
Carpenters
Cement Laying O""s
Chimney Cleaners epO"Se''
Plumbing
cutcin and BIonket
Cleaners
n.....;. ,.. Roof Reporting
Dishwusher, Installation
and Reno;r Teevision, Services und
Reporting
O'operes' ns'Olloton' Vacuum Cleaners,
Remokins Cleaning Reporting .
Electric Service and Wcshins Machines
Reporting Water Heuter
Exterminotins Window Cleaners
ninI 0cn,uhIio Tenn
Evening star., 1960-09-19

going to get worse before
gets better"
In the keynote address ear.
lier, Senator Randolph, Demo.
crat-West Virginia, suggested
that the conference explore
three broad subjects-area re-
development, "the question Of
achieving and maintaining q
high rate of national employ
ment, and an adequate rate OF
economic growth" and the
need for planning Ito meet the
demands of the increasing rate
Of chronological change"
Noting that President Eisen-
hover twice vetoed depressed
areas bills which had been
passed by Congress, Senator
Randolph said:
Surely, if we can afford q
point 4 program for Asia,
Africa and South America, we
can-in all justice and common
sense-afford a similar pro-
gram for our own people"
Although the day-long con-
ference, participated in by nine
States in this general region,
was called by Senator Kennedy,
he did not attend the opening
His arrival is scheduled for this
evening, when he will make
what has been billed as q
major speech.
Yesterday Senator Morton o1
Kentucky, the Republican ma
tional chairman, issued a state
ment in which he noted that
Senator Kennedy was holding
Evening star., 1960-09-19

Kennedy, Democratic preSi.
dental nominee.
They gathered to discuss
chronic unemployment anc
what to do about it.
Statements by Secretary o1
Labor Mitchell were described
by Senator Hartke as typical
of the administrations atti-
tude" on unemployment.
Last year he told the Ma
ton that our jobless total
would drop below 3 million
in October, or he would eat
his hat. This year. Secre-
tary Mitchell has told us that
unemployment will not exceed
4 million in October" Senator
Hartke said. ..,
Thus it is that this official
spokesman of the administra-
tion himself predicts that the
jobleSS total this coming fall
will be million higher than
last fall-and attempts to sell
it to the American people as
a sort of accomplishment.
"They want us to fall into
a statistical trap, where we
think in terms of averages and
adjusted indexes"
Speaking too a crowd of
about 225 persons in the Char
lesion Civic Center, Sen. Hartke
said that in 1858, one in every
SO workers in the Nation was
unemployed.
I'm the spring of 1860, l in
20 was jobless. Today, in Is
is jobless, and if we can believe
what the business and economic
expert say, that employment is
Evening star., 1960-09-19

and we should cultivate only
love and brotherhood in our
hearts"
Congregation Rises
DR.. Peal's congregation rose
as he appeared for the Sunday
services. A church spokesman
said this was unprecedented.
DR.. Peal refused to see re-
porters after the services. He
sent his wife to talk with them.
She declined comment on her
husbands connection with the
national conference.
In his sermon DR.. Peale said
Matthew. one of the IL Apos-
ties, had been "a politician of
the worst type" who loved
money and was a CRATER. The
minister said Peter, another of
the Apostles, had been a mix
ture."
He wanted to do right, but
he did wrong" DR.. Peale added.
He wanted to be wise, but he
was stupid. He wanted to be
strong, but he was weak. I'm a
weak : willy nilly myself
mixed up"
Evening star., 1960-09-19

with the group known as Citi-
zens for Religious Freedom
might be questionable from
the standpoint of wisdom"
I've never been too bright
anyway" he said wryly. His
congregation laughed sympa-
thetically.
The group of $50 ProteStantS,
most of whose names have
been withheld by the organi-
zation. met recently in Wash
ington. One session, led part Of
the time by DR.. Peale, released
a statement which expressed
doubt that a Roman Catholic
President could resist pres
SureS from the Vatican.
Sends Letter to 1000
DR.. Peale was accused of in
jecting religion into the politi-
cal campaign. Senator Ken
nedy, the Democratic preSiden-
tial nominee, is a Roman Cath
Evening star., 1960-09-19
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Evening star., 1960-09-19

olic. DR.. Peale is supporting
Vice President Nixon, the Re-
publican nominee, a Quaker.
DR.. Peale resigned from the
organization and said he had
no part in drawing up the
statement.
DR.. Peale, author of the best
seller, THE Power Of Positive
Thinking" released a letter he
sent to the 1000 members OF
his church in which he said:
Il felt a sense of concern
about the matter of religious
freedom and believe it is proper
at any time for a Protestant to
meet with fellow ProteStantS to
discuss matters relating to our
faith.
1T is the American right to
assemble and to consider, and
in this instance it was done
with dignity and with a view
toward lifting the religious dis
cuSSion toward a higher intel
lectual level and to diyeSt it
of heat and emotionalism."
Not Head of Group
DR.. Peale wrote:
II am not the head of the
group and have never been
such. And it is not the Peale
Group In fact I do not now
or never had any relationship
with the group, except attend
ance upon this one meeting"
Always being sensitive about
our beloved church." he added
I felt that this unhappy sit
uation might bring disrepute
upon it, so I offered my resig-
nation to our elders and dea-
cons. They held a meeting and
refused to consider the reSig-
nation"
II do not feel" the letter
concluded, that I was wrong
in attending this meeting, but
it may have been unwise under
the circumstances. There are
certain spiritual principles
which we Protestants hold, but
we are certainly not against
anyone who serves our Lord
Jesus Christ, or against any
other faith, for that matter,
Evening star., 1960-09-19

a conference here on depressed
areas.
Before he has an opportu.
nifty to distort the record oi
West Virginia, I want to set II
straight" Senator Morton said
He said West Virginia, under
an administration headed by
Republican Gov. Cecil H. Un-
derwood. sis doing something
about its depressed area prob
lem"
Senator Morton cited the
Evening star., 1960-09-19
HartkeAssaiIs
Administration
Job Attitude

CHARLESTON, w. Va.
Sept. 10 (AP). - Senator
Hartke, Democrat of Indiana,
said today that the Eisen-
hover administration wants
us to become accustomed to
high levels of unemployment
and to view such employment
as normal"
Senator Hartke, a member of
a Senate special committee on
unemployment problems, spoke
at a conference of public Of
ficials from nine States who
met at the call of Senator
Evening star., 1960-09-19

State Temporary Economic
Program, proposed by Gov.
Underwood and enacted in
drastically curtailed form by
the Democratic legislature.
Under STEP, some of the
States unemployed are being
put to work on State park and
forest projects.
Evening star., 1960-09-19
Was Unwise to Join
Group, DR.. PeoIe Says

NEW YORK, Sept 19 (AP).-The Rev. DR.. Norman Vim
Peale says may unws for him to align him
self with group conservative Proestants but he doesn't
feel he did anything wrong.
said in yesterday at Marble Collegiate
Reformed Church. which he pastor that his association
Evening star., 1960-09-19
Pastors Question
Baptist Leaders

Both are recognized as lead
ers of the Southern Baptist
denomination. DR.. Reaves is a
former president of the South
ern Baptist Sunday School
Board and he is Alabama pres
ident of Protestants and Other
Americans United for Separa- :
ton of Church and State. DR.
Sewer is a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the
Southern Baptist Convention
and is a former president OF
the Alabama Baptist Conven-
ton.
The Dauphin Way Church
with more than $500 member.
is the eighth largest church
in the Southern Baptist Con-
vention and is the largest
Protestant church in Alabama
The First Baptist Church
has about 1900 members.
Evening star., 1960-09-19
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Evening star., 1960-09-19
Bdptists Hit
At Kennedy

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 10
(AP). - The president of the
Southern Baptist Convention
was quoted last night as saying
Democratic presidential NOM
inee John Kennedy would be
unable to carry Memphis IF my
congregation would vote like
I tell them to-"
DR.. Ramsey Pollard, pastor
of the 9,500-member Belleview
Baptist Church at Memphis,
was quoted by the Nashville
Tennessean as saying:
I'm definitely against a Ro-
man Catholic as President.
Kennedy is under the Roman
Catholic hierarchy and the Ro-
man Catholic hierarchy has
been guilty of religious perse-
cution for hundreds of years"
DR.. Pollard told The Tennes-
sean he has been preaching
against Senator Kennedy's
election. but the newspaper
said he declined to predict what
effect his sermons will have.
Pastors Question
In Mobile, Ala, two Baptist
pastors preached Sunday SER
mons questioning the fitness of
Senator Kennedy to serve as
President because of his re-
ligion.
The pastors devoted their
entire sermons to a discussion
of religion in connection with
the election. They are DR..
Howard M. ReaveS, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, and
DR.. Harold w. Sewer. pastor
of Dauphin Way Baptist
Church.
Evening star., 1960-09-19

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Hotel Tenant Receives
Thirty Days For
Punching Hotel Manager

A downtown St Paul hotel was
the scene Of a disturbance the
morning Of February 81. The hotel
manager complained to officers
that his tenant had struck him in
the face after he complained about
the tenant and his wife playing
their hi-fi so loudly.
Abe Sechter, manager of the
Leland Hotel, 148 f. 4th told of
ficer Gene Won Heyne and Robert
Anderson that when he complained
to his tenants Charles Pounds, 48,
and his wife, Maude that they
were playing their hi-fi too loudly,
Charles struck him in the face.
Charles Pounds received a thir-
ty day workhouse sentence on
February 90 and fifteen days sus-
pended on the drunk charge Maude
Pounds received a fifteen days
suspended sentence on the charge
of being drunk
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Disposition Of Cases
In St. Paul Courts

Donald L. ONeal, 80, 500 Day
ton who was arrested on January
IA for assault and battery, and
pointing and aiming a gun at
another person on complaint made
by his wife.
Both charges dismissed on mo-
ton of city prosecutor when O'Neal
appeared in court February &c.
Luther w. FuIford, 26, 500 lyle
hart. st. Paul who was arrested
by officer James Mann on a bur-
glary charge. He appeared in court
on February 25 and the case was
held to District Court.
A. ID. CIardy, 80, 1888 North Dale
who was arrested on an assault
and battery warrant sworn by his
wife, Eloyce Clardy, appeared in
court on February "a. Case was
dismissed on motion of City Prose
cutor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Halle Q. Camero
Club Does OK.
In Hotel Exhibit

In the inter-club exhibit and
competition presented by the Twin
City Area Council of Camera Clubs
at the Saint Paul Hotel, late in
the year the Halle Q. Brown Cam
era Club on the occasion of its
first entry into this competition
received 5th place in the final
standings in both the black and
white and the color Categories.
This record is considered outstand-
ing in the light of the clubs hav-
ing been organized but a year at
the time of this event.
In both the black and white and
color categories the Halle @.
Brown Camera Club received fur
Their honors when two of its men,
bers received final awards.
Godfrey Rawlings, SGT Iglehart
Av, st. Paul, received a final
award in the black and white cate
CORY for his fine portrait of two
children.
Richard Mason, Lake Elmo, re-
ceived a final award in the color
category for his outstanding flow
er study.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Intoxicated Tenant jailed
For AssaUItins Landlody
She Hits Him Back

On February 27, about S:55 pm.
an angry landlady told officers
Richard Pfiffner and Robert Lee
that her tenant has slapped and
cursed her. She said that she re-
taliated with a club for her own
protection.
Adell Galloway, 439 w. Central
complained to police that her
roomer, James Smith, 49, had as
saulted her and in an effort to
protect herself she struck him
with a club.
Police found Smith bleeding
from head wounds and arrested
him for being drunk.
On February 29th Smith re-
ceived a fifteen day suspended
sentence on the charge Of statutory
drunkenness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Girls Basketball
Tournament Set For
March Ia = March lS

Halle Q. Brown Community
House announces its annual Girl s
Invitauonal Basketball Tourna,
ment which Will be held March IA
through March IS in the Halle
q Brown gymnasium.
Teams will be playing in three
divisions; Senior. Junior and Grade
School. Senior teams will be made
up Of girls Il years Of age and
up; Junior team age limits are IA
through Il and Grade School teams
are limited to girls up to IA years
of age.
Entries must De in to the tourna-
ment director BY March 7. For ad-
diuonal information call Kathryn
R. Coram, CA. 6-SS64 or address
inquiries to: Halle Q. Brown
Community House. 553 Aurora Az
enue, St. Paul 3. Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Burglars "PrimP" Again
With Loot Taken
From LeRoY'S Rarhershop

Police were summoned again to
a much victimized st. Paul Barber
shop where the loot has usually
been various hair preparations and
items to beautify the human male.
Detectives Gerald Hanggi and
Gerald Bodin were told by the
proprietor of LeRoy's Barbershop,
Arthur Rinehart of 1871 Cumber-
land that between 7:2O pm. Feb
ruary 26 and 8 am. February 81
burglars broke into the shop
through the window and took
thirty gallons Of mineral oil from
a fifty-five gallon drum; two or
three cans of magic shave powder;
and one jar Of hair professor.
All squads have been alerted
for a well groomed" burglar.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
HoIIie's Annual
Cage Meet March
70 Thru April !

The Seventeenth Annual Halle
Q. Brown Invitational Basketball
Tournamen will be held in the Hal
lie Q. Brown gym March 2S
through April l.
Competition will be held in three
divisions; Senior men, Intermedi-
ates is and UNDER and Juniors
rs and under).
Winners in last years tourna-
ment State Liquor Euc's Boys
and St Thomas Juniors are eX-
pected to be on hand to defend
their titles against challangers
from the Twin Cities and out
state towns.
March % has been set as the
deadline for entries. More complete
information may be obtained by
calling the tournament director
Otis Smith at CA. 6-SS64, or by
mailing inquiries to Halle Q.
Brown House. 553 Aurora Avenue
ST. Paul 5. Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Minneapolis Man Arrested
In Theft OF Money Order

The suspicious of a st. Paul
wife were found to be accurate con-
corning a Minneapolis man she
suspected of taking her husband S
billfold, the husband thought he
had lost in a bar
Detectives from the Minneapolis
Morals squad arrested Harvey
Jones, 1888 Oakland Av, Minneap-
oils Feb. %. Jones was identified
by a Minneapolis bar tender as
having been the man who cashed
the stolen money order.
He was also identified as the
man who was with Romeo Woods
995 Rondo when ne went to sleep
in the st. Paul bar.
Jones admits cashing a money
order but denies endorsing it. The
address on the money order was
1922 Park Ave, however Jones
resides at the Oakland address.
Jones is being held on suspicion
of larceny from person.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
TED ALIENS AUTO STRUCK
BY HIT AND RUN DRIVER

Theodore Ted Allen, 973 lyle
hart, insurance man who, up until
recently handled auto accident
policies for many other people, re-
ported to police that about $50
pm. on February 90 a hit and
run driver struck his 1850 Hudson
which was parked in front of his
residence and inflicted about $40
damage.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
DisorderIy Drunk jailed
For Breaking Furniture;
Threafenina Women

Josephine Myles, 69l ". Central,
told St Paul officers Russell An
derson and Paul Henry that be-
tween 10 and II pm. on February
25 that Albert Davis, 25, Of 544
Aurora had broken two lamps, a
chair and the front window and
in addition she stated that he
threatened her with a knife. Police
confiscated the knife.
Davis was booked for drunk and
in Municipal Court on February
26 he was given three days in the
WorkhOuSe.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
Negro History
This Week
BY FANNIE S. WILLIAMS
(An AMP Feature)

March 6, 1920 Missouri Com
promise signed. Admitted Missouri
to the Union as a state. but for
ever prohibited slavery in the rest
of the Louisiana Territory lying
North of latitude SO degrees, 81
minutes North.
March 6, 1957-The Gold Coast
became an independent state anC
changed its name to Ghana.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
RAY CANTON ARRESTED ON
DRUNK CHARGE: GIVEN
SUSPENDED SFNTFNCI

About 1850 pm. on February 25,
Officers Rudolph Schuster and
Fred Franz saw Ray Canton, 40,
of POI State in an intoxicated con-
dition at Plato and State Streets.
He was arrested.
In Municipal Court on February
20 he was given a fine Of SIS or
one day which was suspended.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
PILGRIM SCOUT TROOP
SPENT WEEKEND AT
ST. CROIX CAMP

Boy Scout Troop No. 4OS spon-
sored by Pilgrim Baptist church
spent the past weekend at St.
Croix River Camp. Troop 4Os was
in the field most of the time on
training routine and was the only
troop with a color guard and a
flag raising ceremony.
Two patrols, the Painters and
Eagles, made the trip. Transporta-
ton was provided by the Army
Missile Battalion from FIT. Shell
ing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
SPOT CHECK NABS
REVOKED DRIVER

About 9 pm. February 81, St
Paul police officers Erhard Kaase
and Eugene Gordon saw an auto
being parked at Western and
Central. The officers stopped to
check the driver who was Arthur
David Jones, 80, of 4OS w. Central
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-04
WIFE HAS HUSBAND
JAILED EOR ASSAULT

Mrs. Jayne Boykin, 446 Car
roll had her husband, Louis. 81
jailed on Feb-,pry % as a result
of an assault upon her. Boykir
was jailed on the assault charge
On February 90 he received a
thirty day suspended sentence.