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Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
Ocean Downs Ready
For July 4 Opening

CONTINUED from page one)
stable area, which is open to the
public, has been thoroughly reno
waited and new equipment installed
for better service.
Sleeping quarters for the care
takers have been improved and
more f1oored track stalls provided.
Ocean Downs officials are anti
cipating the biggest season ever at
the seashore oval and have gone
all out with improvements this
year.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17

Admiral Cary t. Grayson, per-
sonal physician to Woodrow Will
son, cut to minimum the use of
medicine in the White House. He
advised plenty of sleep and regular
games of golf, instead, for the Pres
ident
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
$50 COIN POCKETED

SALEM. ore. R-when the
Northwest Numismatic Assn.
packed up it's collection at the end
of its three-day convention, one
coin was missing:
An 1923 penny. valued at $50.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17

States from Pembrokeshire in
South Wales were used on the
original roof of the British House
of Commons, destroyed in World
War II.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17

A favorite repast in Greece is
dolmades, consisting of grape
leaves stuffed with meat, rice, on
ions and seasoning.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
IsInOr League
Results
Indians 20, Dodgers 16.
Indians 8, Athletics z.
Noxt Weeks Schedule

June 81: Indians VS.. Pirates-6
p. m.
June %: Dodgers VS.. Athletics
6 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
Milford Little League
Standings as Of June IA
Major League

June 20: Tigers VS. Phillies-6 p.
m; Yankees VS.. Orioles-8 p. m.
June %: Giants vs. Yankees-6 p.
m; Braves VS.. Phillies-S p. m.
June "a: Braves VS.. Orioles-6
D. M; Giants VS.. Tigers p. m.
Wfu0w TnaUw0
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

Copyright, 1850, Robert G.
Spivack).
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Beware of the Monster!

wicked destructive
city He has been mans mortal for
stealty through laying he satisfy
appetite Untold misery and destruction follow
wake He cities countless millions of dollars But
expenditure has stopped the relentless mces onslaught
this greedy monster We all have seen him He's metropolitan decay
scourge mankind
developed apathy prob
lens of keeping our communities and cities Clean vigorous healthy
develop principally fail to their property
state of repair Whenever this happens the city loses
dapidaed rundown
Worst all the the entire community lose because
erty devauaon sets m and the area becomes less desirable place
which to live.
Fortunately problem being
combating metropolitan the
Twin Cities Metropolitan Planning Commission the City Planning Com
missions Minneapolis and St Paul and the Housing and Redev
Urban renewal clearance and
programs chiefly supervision
housing They
planning Federal aid projects
projects underway
Minneapolis housing
has been COMPLETED near Columbia Park Northeast Minneapolis At
undesirable has been converted into
80 families IA and AZ apartments In addition
city reap annually in increased
Probably besknown redevelopment the
involving the lower loop About 34Oo persons lived in this Skid row.
buildings than old mark the onetme center
Minneapolis Many old buildings
already have been RACED
project completed municipal lib
ray buildings parking facilities hotels moe retail bus
expected
paid federal
government The city plans to get its investment back about e
the revmped expected to return than
million annually increased
The Genwood Redeveopmen Area is another big project 1t is
located about IN million dollars the
undesirable unsghty city within city
families modern and comfortable living
which has improved park playground fire station shopping
center community building for recreation revised street system and
other commercial and industrial development The federal
will million dollars of the The city looks
about million dollars
Several other projects in throughout the city The
Minneapolis Housing Redeveopment Authority
the planning The authority future renewal will
rehabilitation giving priority rapidly
deeroratng
We salute the responsible dealing with
complex problem arrestng metropolitan decay city By
} doing they holding a bay
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Poor Advice From Senator Long

According Long
administration Such advice gatuitous coming
country
been daced before the world the dseggon
the New Orleans.
the incidents which Orleans
portion population governor legis
ebelng
appropriate nry
US like political
constantly violated their oaths OF office which
uphold the Constitution failing people
Supreme
these encouragement
challenge
the courts but the with
based attempt maintain racial public
facilities makes mockery of American democracy
Mcbride Dabbs white addressing
the Urban Leagues 37h meeting Thursday
pressed theory political leadership
South Carolina
the
represented
desegregaon
Dabbs political leaders
encouraging blocking
DEGREES the US
as Orleans
typical leadership which
nation well fall determined
the backward attributes southern
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
A Disparity in Votes

in
northern states in presidential elections.
Virginia basis of the figures
759757 President college
while
dent IL electoral votes
disparity college
votes based population popular votes The 1850
which still congressional
and Minnesota a population of 29S2483
the population 10
3391348 the basis preliminary figures while Vrgnas popa
increased 3903555 Minnesota expected
gressona the reapporonment while Vrgnas
delegation will Minnesota will
1854 Virginia retain H. though Minnesota cast twice
popular President Virginia did in 1850
Similar comparisons might be made between Minnesota other
southern which IL electoral votes
Kennedy 655Ss popular votes the BARS al
Of 1850 population of 390s17 Louisiana
Kennedy
popular population
a population of 1885, 40
figures percentage voting
south in
this disparity
DO the the south
southeners frequently that giving the
by
election that the entire nation
the voting the south Until
both whites and Negroes the polls election
said that states
in northern states electing
UNE.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
First Times First

Presidential ADMINISTRATIONS a
national problems
selves haven't changed
situation affairs relations labor relations
expanding economy
all boil
individual all people
who this with uso enjoy the best life possible
Many Americans cling with chidike
qualified
good necessary,
to spend little law set federal
program agency.
The evidence beays their trust Take look the farm prob
ddng years
than The squabbling military
legendary Certainly the Information Agency
Of how friends abroad
STILL when the Congress January there will
yet fields Personally
rather than setting
expensive programs-IndusriaI
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Letters To The Editor

your paper most
week, and find interesting
appeared that Kennedy his crowd editing
There so much History making in these Cold War Days that
History back less than a century ago is forgotten.
Less than hundred Abraham Lincoln the president
of the United States and the Republican until his
death responsible the He lost his life for
it he had
would not be troubles that
having.
Republican much like Abraham Lincoln
for president
the Republicans down the the election
wonder what President would thought
living and how would unces that their lives for
the feel about wasting their lives something little
ciated.
people Respectfully,
1917 La Sale Ave, Nov. 18, 1860.
Editors Note: paid they
owed the Republican supporting the straight ticket
Despite support Republicans
loyal Negro adherents 1877 when Republican President Rutherford
Hayes withdrew federal south the Negro
ulation at the mercy exslaveholders
With northern slavhog erected
effectively
the southern Negroes ending opportunity establish strong
party system the
Negroes and the cOncomant segregation and
blocked the 81 unhoy alliance
between southern Democrats northern Republicans Negroes
pecd this the southern Democrats but not from their
friends the Republicans eectonat the
drop of Abe Lncons hat
By Negro mostly north,
legislation being passed
deserted the Lincoln started voting Democratic from 1882
He 1856
Dwight per the vote
badly past did the
mandate wf had neither Lincoln reader Carl
might not have died vain.
little logical thinking the of those who think
1860 should still be debt to the Republican
the Negro longer
support party purely based
circumstances and events occurring 100 years ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

"HfNr
FORM
General
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

paying City
dails almost missed of the best productions
had the pleasure of enjoying for many a
We Nat King Coles I'm With which played the
St Paul Auditorium heater last St selected
the three tout cities for the production which
venture for popular singer Mr. Cole
In proves versatility by giving an excellent
performance actor naratng the ensuing action
with the old time performer of the spoken
Most of us remember the continued progress of singer
King Cole who combo singing hot numbers
ballads and disc Always improve
which heard most night clubs remember Cole experiment
ing by adding bongo drum player to his small combo
heghth early
dropping a straight
added from time Public reaction mixed feared Cole
popularity backing
him. Others felt the public especially the white public would
singing began
making
pounding
Cole went right ahead Just the same He made hit on radio and
sponsor regular
program for fear of hurting their southern white markets Thew vev
conveniently the 10 billion dollar market
looking with favor product sponsoring Negro artist which
would suffered biased southern
perhaps little disiuoned by the experience
certainly discouraged He continued sought after
albums are still rated tops as selling items
We get to why King try
sOcaed legitimate stage for his next venture but we happy
satisfying
for I'm With YOU" on Broadway
feeling sufficiently exploited
Cole advance members of the Negro
would enjoyed the
er promoted Thus at least couple thousand of people who would
enjoyed the tune music and the and
his beaueous Barbara McNir
living reviewing very
seldom the local daily critics which
making the critics didn't
keep
differences that Pm With
the sentence of this hardly qualify
critic but enough productions Broadway
good show when I'm With YOu" good
entertaining show
pleasant starring vehicle
with
book to the present question
Saturday audience
pretty
Negro singing the female lead surrounded by Negro
white dancers and noticeable but don't
audience thought only
the south of the Cities
the fact that its book preached
that of mef graceful
girl
Readers this column who fortunate
barn burner!-Ceci Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
Portrait of a Successful GubernatOrial
Candidate

striking governor-elect
Andersen and Kennedy apply especially
circumstances
bearer and how each conducted himself during campaign
Kennedy actively sought
Democratic generally speaking
leaders and old ahus did young
the Kennedy oudone
went and wresed the nomination by chng victories
the primaries
governors
discouraged leaders Just NICE
mean enough to be successful campagner against Free
Like Kennedy Andersen party
and other with his political strength their
backing
Democratic thought Kennedy
for seasoned campaigner during
debate Yet the undsnayed David undertook the formidable
telling Goliath the surprise many
well during the encounter
During Norhrop
Auditorium the University Minnesota
opinion
problems state to
gave impression being prepared
of his direct questions frequently
supported
philosophy his
similarity Kennedy
needy years the
legislature
1857 Here
national candidate plugged
the "tmefora- change" theme.
However portrait governorec
consider pants
platform bid OF biggest
deon which he based his his approach the hand
ling problems Andersen overhaul
system along
withholding He emphasized
a sales additional tax.
During the latter stages of the campaign Andersen banged
that had given
leadership the states mental health He pointed to thu
of key evidence that leadership
lacking the of the He then outlines
his including the establishment Of Department
Health with its a remedial program.
development population
Jagged behind the national during Freeman admin
istraon opponn
deliberately mnterpeted they
grade Minnesota's industrial growth
challenging
in calling out the militia intervene in the clearinghouse workers
declared he would do again similar
And the campaign went Apparently Andersen succeeded
the that he could
efficiently watching
we'll other national
by their campaign promises
Now Mr. Andersen will be in the drivers He will
the state elected
as such, governor all Of the people
people the expect representatives
political parties the state support
sound and him
Republican liberal support
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legislature from the liberals who
political
state disappointed
politician
socially business who thinks his obvious
leading gigantic which
efficiency regardless of the selfish party political
ought popular among people especial
independents slight suspicion
him
be FOR he
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
RACE PROBLEMS

ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Atlanta GA story from
Rochelle again points up South has
monopoly racial troubles
Police there Wednesday charged Negro parents with oter
elementary
school The charged segregation pracd this and other
Rochelle schools
problem nationwide 1t exists
depending makeup the population is vexng
complex The of the extremist
Negro or white offers at all
only understanding responsible leadership operating
give Violence disorder
bitterness hate make all the difficult to reach
a ground"
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Others said he should be put in
charge of the foreign aid program.
Some wanted him named as us.
representative to NATO.
Nixon apparently mixed all these
ideas. Instead he described him
self as leader of the constructive
opposition" and served notice that
he wanted to reserve for himself
the role of critic of the new ad-
fministration.
This is a role which Nixon finds
comfortable. His reputation was
established as an opponent, a
critic" and particularly as a de
stroyer" of political regulations.
When he tried to shift roles-when
he sought ito accentuate the posi-
tive" in the words of the old song
Nixon seemed out of character.
Considering the shoddy campaign
he ran and how close he came to
victory, it would be a mistake on
any Democrats part to underesti-
mate Nixon in the role he has
chosen for himself. I have no doubt
he will be a very tough opponent.
If there is any sign of "complacen-
cy" in the new Administration,
or "appeasement", Nixon will be
certain to point it out.
There is now talk of putting
one or two non-Nixon Republicans
in the new Cabinet. The names Of
Douglas Dillon for Secretary of
State, as we'll as Robert Lovett
and John McCloy Of the Chase
Manhattan Bank, continue to at
tract the most attention.
1t would be a virtual reputation
of all his campaign criticism of
inept handling of foreign affairs
if Kennedy were to name Dillon,
an Eisenhower carry-over. But
Lovett and McCloy would both be
welcome additions to anyone's cab
met, although not necessarily as
Secretary of State.
What makes it all so difficult
is that the whole gesture of BIZ
partisanship will be lost If Nixon
says that Lovett, McCloy or other
Eastern Republicans are m-accep-
table.
Strange as it may seem, what
we are likely to see in the next
four years is a defeated candidate
for President possessing the power
OF veto.
Copyright, 1850, Robert G.
SpiVack).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT @. SpIVAcK

WashingtOn-MR NIXON DETERMINES HIS COURSE
The campaign safe to forecast going
to last for the next four years.
That's what really emerged from the one-hour reconca
talk Florida between PreSdenteec Kennedy and Vice
President Nixon The former rivals used the words cord
a" and gracious describe each other but the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

the affair hdluly DCSPOoNS oNS4A "
result.
Kennedy, as the bare winner in
a hard-fought battle, did make the
gesture of going to Nixon's vaca-
ton spot. This was in keeping
with the American tradition OF
good craftsmanship after the game
is over. Nixon expressed apprecia-
ton that Kennedy had made the
pilgrimage.
But now that the amenities have
been complied with, we can expect
resumption of the sharpest pol,
itical warfare in a generation
The overriding fact as Kennedy
prepares to take over is that he
barely squeaked through. Nixon
made it clear that he will never
let him forget it.
If Kennedy had won decisively
as did Franklin D. Roosevelt OF
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Nixon
would be just as much of a dead
duck as Tom Dewey, Wendell Will,
kie and even Adlai Stevenson after
their defeats.
But there is no doubt that many
people believe that the Democrats
stole" the election. I suspect that
there was some vote-stealing on
both sides, but the finger of sus-
picion has been pointed rather
sharply at the Chicago and Phila-
delphia machines. The figures in
both cities, it must be admitted
look very strange. And so did those
from Republican-ruled downstate
Illinois.
Be that as it may, the election
results show the country to be
split almost evenly. Under such
COIlulI1OIlS hClilCuJ hdSI NC obSN
lutely brilliant in every move he
makes, or the honeymoon" will be
over even before his Inauguration.
NIXON TALENTS - To under
stand what Kennedy is up against,
it is necessary to understand how
the political mind" works. The
first significant proposal after the
election came from conservative
Democrats. Jim Farley was out in
the open and it is believed Joe
Kennedy was behind the scenes in
suggesting that Nixons talents
ought to be used in the new Ad-
ministration.
How were they to be used? Some
advisors thought Kennedy ought
to invite Nixon to join his cabinet
in a national unity gesture
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Evening star., 1960-07-09

. ALcoN BUILDER SUPPLY, kitchen cobi-
nets
ARBoR LANDSCAPES. shrubbey
. BERWYN FUEL & FEED CO., hardware
. COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO., heating sys-
TENS
. coNTEE SAND 6 GRAVEL CO., streets,
curbs
DOUGLAS LEWIS CO., pointing
Evening star., 1960-07-09

. EWING LUMBER co., lumber
. GANASSA Bros, ceramic tile
. GOLDEN KEY HOMES, trusses and lumber
work
"H.T. HARRISON & SONS, roofing
. HAYDEN 6 sPITzER coNsT. CO., cor-
penty
J. W. HOFFMAN CO., Inc, window frames
and screens
Evening star., 1960-07-09
For WoFn-out Tile

Question: live in an old
house where the ceramic tile
floor in the bathroom looks
awful. It is cracked and some
pieces are missing. What can
we do to improve its appear
ance?
Answer ceramic tile
floor can be easily covered
with a resilient tile and will
be completely satisfactory.
The only requirement is that
the floor be smooth and that
holes be filled with cement.
Rubber tile makes an excel
lent covering for bathrooms.
1t is extremely durable,
water-resiStant and easily
cleaned.
QuestiOn-Please tell me
what I can use to restore the
whiteneSS to my refrigerator.
Answer-The best mate
rial for this job is a we'll
known automobile body
cleaner. Most likely the
enamel on the refrigerator
has yellowed from age and
your effort may be in vain,
but it is worth trying.
Question: have just had
ceramic tile installed in my
remodeled kitchen and i'm
mediately the grout between
the tiles has turned yellow.
I hope you have a solution.
Answer - The tile setter
must have used water that
contained iron or chlorides
for mixing the grout. There
is an outside chance that you
can bleach it white. Beaches
that you might try are:
Laundry bleach, peroxide, to
which a few drops of am
monia has been added; and
oxalic acid crystals dissolved
Mrs. M. E.-Use chicken
wire to keep the Starlings out
of the caves.
G. C. K.-Use sandpaper
to remove all gloss and rust
from rusted steel wall tiles.
Then paint with a gloss
enamel. 1t will not be per-
manent but it is cheaper
than new tile.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

JOHN KoLB, Inc, drywoI
. MAGNUS LARSON, brickwork
. MARYLAND WHOLESALE BLDG. SUP.
PLY, medicine cobnets
. R. H. MoxLEY co., Inc, concrete
" NEIL ELECTRIC, electrical
}. T. PATTON 6 SONS, Iondscoping
. POTOMAC IRON WORKS, wrought iron
Evening star., 1960-07-09
Mr.. Baum
Answers
Queries
By HERMAN BAUM
Contributing Writer

Question - The concrete
walls in my cellar are too
rough for a good paint job
although the former owner
did paint them with an oil
paint. This is peeling and is
very unsightly. The children
use the space for playing and
] would like to make it more
attractive. What would you
suggest that 1 use to obtain
a smooth surface for paint
ing?
Answer-Some home re-
pair jobs are only difficult,
but this one borders on the
impossible. There is no point
in knocking yourself out
when you can do a better
job with so much less effort
If you will construct a new
wall around the perimeter of
the cellar to hide this mess
on the old one. A wood frame
is simple to construct and
you can cover this with a
variety of materials. Your
cellar also will be warmer
with this wall in place.
The general practice is to
assemble the stud wall on the
floor and then raise it into
place. Two opposite walls are
constructed. The other two
walls are similar except that
ends are made with single
2 by as instead of the double
studs with the spacer blocks.
Cellar floors are not uni
form, so measure the dis
tance from the floor to the
underside of the joistS in
several places and use the
smallest dimension. The
overall height of the franz
ing should be "a inch less
than this. Then, when you
raise the wall into position,
wood wedges are driven be-
tween the sole and the floor
to raise the frame tight
against the joist. The frame
is anchored to the floor with
12d cut nails driven into the
concrete.
The frames with the dou-
bic end studs are constructed
and erected first. The spacer
blocks are pieces of scrap
lumber, 8 inches or more in
length. They are located 3 to
4 feet apart. The small block
at the bottom is additional
anchorage for the Dashboard.
On top of the frame you will
see q 1-by-6 board extending
its entire length. The room
ceiling, when installed, is
nailed to this.
GypSumboard makes a very
satisfactory and inexpensive
covering for this wall. Cane
board, which is available in a
wide variety of widths and
colors also makes a very sat-
1sfactory covering. Knotty-
pine and other types Of wood
paneling are a bit more ex-
pensive but are also more
durable.
Evening star., 1960-07-09

. JOHN QUINN, Inc, plumber
ROCKVILLE FUEL 6 FEED, concrete
. sEYBoLT, GORE & NEWoUIsT, engineer
ing
TAYLOR FLOOR SERVICE, hardwood
floors
W. & S. NOTWITHSTANDING, weather.
stripping
. WHEATON TILE CO., tile and IinoIeun
Evening star., 1960-07-09

GlamorouS Hotpoint kitchens, NTH the latest
new equipment include undercounter dish
WGshers custom buut-in lDdH oUens, tabletop
ranges, famous diSpoSdls aud handsome Hot
point retrtOeratorS in your choice OF colorS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Craven county, and it is named
for me-"