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Evening star., 1961-05-31
Danish Gunboot 7 rails
TroWIer After SheIIino

Z. COPENHAGEN, May 81 (AP)
"A Danish frigate today trailed
the Scottish trawler Red Cru
sader after shelling her near
!, the Farce Islands in a Danish
British clash over North At
s,lantic fishing rights.
The 274-ton Red Crusader
,retreated toward the Scottish
s,coast under escort of two Brit
.ish warships, which rushed to
her aid after the shooting yes
.terday.
: The British naval command
.ers refused to surrender the
trawler, which the Danes ac-
cuSed of fishing inside Dan
ish territorial waters around
the FaroeS.
The Danish frigate Niels
Ebbesen was under orders to
follow the trawler but only to
the edge of British waters.
The Red Crusader was hit
three times by gunfire in yes
terday's brief encounter after
the Danes put a boarding party
aboard the trawler to take her
over. The Danes said the
frigate opened fire when the
Evening star., 1961-05-31
Women Finally
End Air Race

NASSAU, Bahamas, May 81
(AP).-The l1th annual All
Woman's International Air Race
finally ended-four days and
SOS miles after it began.
The % women fliers and
their co-pilots took off from
Forty Myers, Fla, Saturday
morning and were due to land
here Sunday. They reached
Fort Lauderdale, where bad
weather closed in and kept
them grounded until Sunday.
They arrived at West End,
Grand Bahama, late Sunday
but were halted there, again
by heavy overcast and rain, un-
til yesterday.
Unofficial winner was Mrs.
Edna Gardner Whyte of Fort
Worth. Tex, defending cham
pion and three-time winner,
who averaged 1907 miles per
hour with a plus factor of lit
per cent over her planes rating.
She flew a Cessna 100 with
Martha Wright of Grapevine,
Tex. as co-pilot.
First prize was $1,000 with
$500 divided among the next
five finisherS.
Evening star., 1961-05-31

British skipper made a dash for
freedom.
Two shells punctured the Red
Crusaders bow and a third
knocked out her radio aerial.
There was no report of in
jurieS to personnel.
When the British warShipS
appeared, the Danish boarding
party returned to their fr.gate
and the traveller kept steaming
toward her home port of Aber-
deen.
Britain and Denmark have
been disputing fishing rights
around the Faroes, between
Iceland and the Shetland Is
lands. British trawlers have
challenged Denmark's attempt
to restrict them by extending
the Faroes' territorial waters
from 6 to IL miles.
Evening star., 1961-05-31
Is there an
"AII-Vear" Liquor?

Sure. Bacardi. 1t makes a cool
Collins for summer, a Hot But
tered Rum for winter, the
Daiquiri for any month. (Plus at
least 80 other January through
December drinks.) As we say,
Bacardi is enjoyable always and
all ways. Buy a big bottle.
BAcARDI IMPORTS, INC, NY. RUM,
80 PROOF.
Evening star., 1961-05-31

Stop in right away at any First &
Citizens office and open your ALL
Purpose Club account. Well be very
happy to welcome you to this newest
family of systematic savers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
Z ID 1T q IL 1 "A l.
Carl Braden Waits As Time Passes

Southern indignation leaders asked President Kennedy
20 nonor the 10th anniversary Of the adoption of Bill
CT Rights by granting executive cemency TO Carl Braden
southern inegratlon worker serving one-year SEN
tence for contempt Of the House JnAmercan Activities
The Southern leaders took 10 the White House clemen
ey petitions signed by several thousand persons from all
oyer me nation ne delegation which met with Presden
VA ASSISTANT Lee White included the Rev Wyatt Tee
Walker and the Rev Ralph Abernathy OF Atlanta James A
''onpro"s 81 OF New Orleans The Rev Fred L. Shuttle,
worm OF Birmingham and The Re, Walter Fauntrov of
Washington
The fiee men represented larger delegation of lead
gf' from an parts q the South which had visited White
vSt Win Identical petitions signed bv thousands of h
the delegation
Tristan Leadership onterence lntegraonS organza-
ton headed bN Dr. Martin Luther King Jr who was ono
q lhe lnatoFs Of the clemencN petition Braden The
= ha' pFgNatd ihe leadership for the cemencv car
pagn ahich has been progress for several months Mr.
Apernashl treasurer Of SCLC Mr. Shuttesvorth is sec
relatN and Nh Faunroy Washington representative
Dir DomoroNsk executive director of the Southern
onierenee Educational Fund another integraonis or
sanzaion which Braden serves as field secretary
Among the sgners OF the cemencv petition are hun.
qIeas q members Of grassroos civil rights organizations
N me South as well national leaders in the fields of
education religion science and the arts
ne petitioners maintain that Braden was called be-
lore the House lnAmerican Activities Committee solely
2l naTaent purposes because of his work Tor integra
The Committee questioned Braden at hearings at At
s rights and civil Liberties and about his personal be-
ANITA ~ 1888 asking him about his activities in behalf of
let and associations lie to cooperate telling the
ommttee That under the First amendment these things
we're none Of their business
Inc Supreme Court upheld his conviction for
contempt last February in 81 split He is of 40odd
Americans who have either recently served Jail terms are
e al no" o. facing the threat Of Jail for citing the First
Amendment before the House Committee Senator East
snG subcommittee Or similar committees of state legis-
.stgres
Ne are IN accord With Mr. Walker who said:
DIT insistence respect for the First Amendment
IS pst Il our ciHi M rites DESTROYED We shall have
~ ' nl'h which 70 fight for civil rights There i:
ns danger Of rightism and inquisitosl committee
fetarring seriously the desegregation process
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
The GOVERNOR Writes
BY JOHN 3. SWANSON

lAtsFG-A recent tour Of Michigan home and train.
!na snDo io he mentally retarded hospital for the
menfsi M holiday season il no,
always JOYOUS
group u Joined me in daylong inspection Of
facilities ispeer Home Training School and Pontiac
state Hospital that problems o,ercowded con
'ons and lack q personnel facing stateoperated mental
institutions
We for buildings at apeer where
two attendants severely patients Fa
nle for these patients include one toilet At
night three persons Auperse dormhoes that sleep pa
More than 600 patients apeer with more
than 1000 the waiting S
Probably Of the facts that becomes an
parent when visiting Of for the mentally i'll or
the retarded that 81 The Patients represent generation of
neglect
As all illnesses early detection can mean
the difference between chance
for constructive productive life community
have emphasized the community facilities for
the mentally and emotonay retarded
and will continue to ask the Legislature
can be taken this front
In addition the Legislature longer ignore
the fact that hospitals for the mentally III 1870
pacy and facilities for the mentally retarded l6G ca
pacth than 1400 mentally retarded patients
than 300 mentally i'll patients waiting for
We provide attendants for % wards
hospitals that unattended least during shift
We also that the 500 children housed
patients mentally i'll hospitals have suitable quarters
essential specialized treatment they receiving
So approach the IT profound hope that
Michigan will responsibilities providing for the mental
health needs citizens We cannot afford to do otherwise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
ChrysIer Starts Tests
Of Gas Turbine Enqine

will be maintained, subjecting
the vehicle TO exacting require
nenis en- route.
The Dodge Turbo Dart will un-
dcrgo 750-mile-run.in from
Chrysler Corporations Detroit
headquarters TO New York City
10 check perform ance and opera
ton prior TO its coast-to-coast
trip
Mr. Huebner will accompany
the test car throughout its trip
TO the West Coast. He has direct.
ed the gas turbine research pro-
gram at Chrysler Corporation
since It's inception in 1945 and is
considered a world authority on
gas turbine research and develop
mcnt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
NEW YORK DECEMBER

MN lORh DECEMBER -
Chrysler Corporation started
a 3.000-mlle ccaSt.to~coast engln.
eering evaluation and test run
Of lis latest gas turbine engine
here December 81 The cruel
test run is scheduled TO end in
Los Angeles about January |.
The five-day endurance run
i being made in 4 1862 Dodge
Turbo Dart. specially re-styled
and modified Dodge Polara. II
is the climax Of the company's
current evaluation Of its new
advanced design regeneratiye gas
turbine power plant for passeng-
or cars.
Chrysler's original automotive
rcgenerative gas turbine engine
made a similar road test in 1856
The new test IS marking the COM
pletion of fiye-and-one-half years
Of exhaustive laboratory and prov
ing grounds performance testing
and materials development.
Chrysler Corporation is the
only automaker TO undertake and
complete coast-to-coast run in
gas turbine-powered production
passenger car.
The Dodge Turbo Dart test
car will depart from New York's
Tavern-On-T he-Green in Central
Park Thursday following a break
fast news conference with news
paper. radio and television re-
personalities.
Robert Anderson. corporate
vice president and director Pro.
duct Planning and George ].
Huebner. Jr.. executive engineer
Research. will discuss the status
OF the company's turbine pro
gram.
The coast-to-coasi trip will de.
monstrate notable improvements
Of the Chrysler gas turbine en-
CINE as a passenger car power
source and. at the same time,
will subject the latest turbine
engine design to arduous mid
winter. over-the-road conditions.
During the 300O-mile test. the
frrhine-Dowered Dodge Turbo
Dart viii use various types of
low cost fuel. including kero
scne low.grade gasoline and Up
4 fet fueD. The route will ira
verse mountain elevations rang.
ing from 1000 feet above sea
level n sublevel desert lands.
Rigid performance schedules
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

"Jesus said unto him. II
thou canst believe. all things
are possible to him that be-
lieveih. Mark 9:23l
Christmas 1861 has gone
and enough has been ex-
pressed in word and song
about the Christ to evange.
ike the world and bring in
TO individual conscious think
ing a goodness OF the sp'r.
ifUal realm in obedience to
the law of God to last for
ever.
Mary Baker Eddy, discov-
erer of Christian Science ex-
plains Spiritual Conception:
The illumination OF Marv's
spiritual sense put TO silence
material law and its order
of generation. and brought
forth her child by the reve-
lation of Truth. demonstrate
ing God as the Father OF
men. The Holy Ghost. or di-
vine Spirit. oyerShadowed
the pure sense of the Virgin
mother with the full recog-
milton that being is Spirit.
The Christ dwell forever an
idea in the bosom Of God,
the divine Principle Of the
man Jesus, and woman per-
ceivei this spiritual ide-,
though at first family doye''-
oped.
Man as the offSprinq Of
God. as the idea of Spirit,
is the immortal evidence that
Spiri; Is harmonious and man
eternal Jesus was the OIL
spring Of Mary'S selfconsci-
Gus communion With God.
Hence he could give a more
spiritual idea Of life than
other men, and could Demon
strste the Science of Love
his Father or divine Prin-
eipie." SSH PIP 29-30:20-4l
The newspapers. the pull
pit. the radio. and teleyiSion
all played a prominent part
in bringing back to memory
the birth OF Christ Jesus.
The divine discussions
should mean more than a
passing description. The pro-
cess OF description dates
back nineteen hundred sixty
one years. and should have
a great meaning in commune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
FEAR NO EVIL
Tie Christ SPIRIT q
MM M M1w
By ELIzABETH ELLINGTON

ty, and national life of men
and women
Now in 1862 as we cIino "a
the Christ spirit we are Der.
susdsd 70 believe this will ba
the best way 10 solve commu.
~, national end international
problems. All Of the prob.
lens Of TO-DAY must be solved
through individual right un.
derstanding put into inteIli.
gent collective action.
Looking back on the
Christmas heralds of 1861
we should come into 1862
with a new and better un.
derstanding of obedience TO
God. and His son the Chris,
idea. not in matter. but in
Spirit, the divine Principle
governing all.
And when he was twelve
~years old, they went up 10
Jerusalem after the custom
of the feast.
And when they had full.
filled the davs. as they re-
turned. the child Jesus tar.
led behind in Jerusalem: and
Joseph and his mother knew
not OF it.
And II came TO pass, that
after three days they found
Kim in the temple, sitting
in the midst Of the doctors,
,-ih hearing them, and ask.
inn them questions.
And he said unto them.
How is it that We sought me-
visit we not that | must be
about my Fathers business?"
Luxe DAP. 43. 46, 49).
The time is here when we
should lay aside all human
malice and false thoughts
and replace them with bal
anced faculty of CONSCIOUS
ness in accordance with the
law of God.
The watehfUI prayerfuI
study of the life Of Jesus in
the Bible and especially
through the revelations in
Christian Science help US on.
ward and upward into bet.
ter understanding when in
trouble.
The supreme infinltude Of
the law of God. through the
Spirit of Christ Jesus is here
now working with us.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
WE ARE CHALLENGED: BE STRONG OR Re spl IT

First we will take Eastern Europe then the mass of Asia than
we VIII eneee the United States We will not have attack u
VIII fsl like an over-ripe fruit into hands"-IENIN
Communism relentless Its tactics vary Its aim does NOT rs
tally sheet Of tyranny is testimony TO that
Look back but fifteen years. The lone Communist ooo
ny was Soviet Russia 10 million people million SQUARE
miles Today the Soviet empire dominates Is million SQUARE
miles and 300 million people Communism driving rnlessv
has become master of onefou globe third CT msnnd
Look ahead Listen to todsys prophets
The Communists will destroy capitalism.
-" the day will come when will bury you,'
-. your children will live In a Communist societv-
Communism plan with iron purpose Thar MA,
sto split US from freedoms Split world and among
ourselves Split the inner strength of democratic process
That strength your power individual How you use
FREE DIGEST Of The Report Of ths Prssid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
VIC VET
SAYS

Q-Do servicewomen receive
the same benefits as serviccmen
after they are discharged and be
come veterans ?
Ayes.
Q-When a veteran believes
he holds unemployment rights
in federal agency, but the
agency refuses TO re-employ him.
to whom does he appeal his case
Ain the case Of field SER
vice position, appeal should be
made 70 the Civil Service Re.
sionaI Office having jurisdiction.
over the area; in case Of depart.
mental service Job or central
office position, appeal should be
made 70 the Central Office OF
the v. S. Civil Service Commits.
sion, Washington, D. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

WIN oeeoe both the nations future and your own commuo,.
- 80 .s e Dy armed or economic force alone 4 il an ida
must be mastered BY suoenor ideas. " = :" 49,
"o sush IDEAS IN the Report Of the Presidents
"uns me critical decade ahead programs for acton - ,r
wsss lou ere inc nation Make your personal actions count
wake our naonsl goals your personal oos,. 49, ss ~"
e"a"enses and knowing how to meet them y "'o""s '
! ! !. !. !.
nesn Dy getting copy OF the Rcport t,tea - |
Goals For Amerca~s." at your boot<to,s Hs
.noose hafdcover. 81 pspefback or Sand -,
tne 'Iee digest below Both President kscosS,
enc PRESIDENT Eisenhower urge YOU 70 resd
'nnk and act upon il now Remember ,hs, p.3.vVY-
We w' never become 'oyerripe trt ,s,as -
r -, me pueklng so long as we realize th.,
'nttDoM IS NOT A GIFT Bur TAsw q
Commission Write ~coa rc.p
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-28
Letter to The Editor
the Editor and Staff of

To the Editor and Staff of
The Republican:
Congratulations for your cover
age last week on the celebration
of that grand citizen. Mr.. A. d.
Navlor. We have known him many
wears and found him always the
same affable and courteous gentle
man.
Years ago, when Mt Lake was
beina born. when there were mud
roads and very few dwellings of
any kind, there came from the
then small town of Fairmont. w.
Va. one George w. Mayors. build
el and contractor With him came
his wife and daughter, Annie Mrs.
r. l.. Cunningham Mr. Mayer
built several of the cottages here
On the day Mr.. Naylor celebrated
his Tooth birthday, she also cele-
brated her Tooth birthday. She re-
calls going to the blacksmith shop
with her father. By this time she
will have received copy OF last
weeks Republican and we feel sure
she is enjoying reading OF this
celebration that was also her day
to celebrate. Had she not been in
a wheel chair, we feel sure she
would have been in Oakland to
offer her good wishes to MIR. Nay
lor. Again our appreciation of The
Republican as a SPLENDID news
paper and congratulations to Mr.
A. D. NaylOr.
M r
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-28
Controlled Burning
To Last 3 Months

The states controlled burning
regulations became effective last
Friday and will remain effective
until December Is, it was amour
ced by w. A. c. Irwin, district
forester.
From September Is until De-
cembcr IS, except when the ground
is covered with snow open-air
burning is prohibited. except be-
tween 4 p. m. and midnight.
There are conditions for late
afternoon burning. There must be
d fire break at least 10 feet wide
completely around material to be
burned and adequate personnel
and equipment present to prevent
spread. At least one person must
remain at the location until the
last spark is out
Mr. Irwin said predictions indi-
cate a relatively dry fall season.
He cited as factors as helpful in
reducing forest fire loss as better
equipment, better personnel and
greater public awareness of the
fire danger
In the five-year period from 1925
to 1890 the district had PTS forest
fires and they burned 1876 acres.
Since that peak there has been a
gradual decline in number and in
tensity of forest fires. In the 1886
40 period there were 227 fires
burning 1857 acres. In 1946-50
there were IS fires burning 422
acres. BY 1860 there were II
fires burning 307 acres, an aver
age of only 43 acres per fire.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-28
SernOnette
By Area Ministers
by The Rev. Luther Seibert,
Pastor of ST. Johns Lutheran
Church, Red House
THE WORST FAMINE is TO BE
WITHOUT GOD"


WITHOUT GOD"
Recently we have heard of great
hunger and starvation in Commit
mist China, not to mention India,
Latin America, Asia and Africa.
Of course such a tragic human
situation as hunger is desperate,
and we who live as Christians in
this land of milk and honey" should
do all we can to help correct ii
by concern and sharing. However.
the Prophet Amos tells us or
warns us of an even greater Fam
inc in the 9Th chap. Of his Book,
verses 11-l2, when he says. BE
hold. the days are coming, says
the Lord God. when | will send a
famine on the land; not a famine
of bread, nor thirst for water, but
of hearing the words of the Lord.
They shall wander from sea to sea,
and from north to east: they shall
run to and fro, to seek the word of
the Lord, but they shall not find
it." The famine Amos warns about
can reach even the fat and rich and
lazy, and Americans have been cur
rent;y described by all three adj
jectives.
Who is this Amos anyway? He
was a Shepherd from Tekoa who
lived about $50 B. c. under the
rule of mighty King Jerobam II,
King of Isreal. Amos was Proph
ct before the Exile when the
Jews were to be scattered among
many nations as slaves. Israel was
very powerful and prosperous for
small kingdom at this time. In
adversely the prophets spoke with
hope, in prosperity with caution
or DOOM Amos writes against the
nation of Israel in heated opposi-
ton because of the perVersiOn of
the Jewish religion Jacob Myers
says, The nature of every ma
tons downfall has been perver-
sion of religion, Christian nations
included"
A Famine is coming. God tells
Amos. 90 tell the people what it
will be like 1t is not to be a fam
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-28
Observes 18th Wedding
Anniversary Lost Saturday

MI. and Mrs. Harold RI Shalfer,
Of Brookside. w. va, celebrated
thcir 28th, Wedding Anniversary,
Saturday, September 30 A barbe-
cue dinner and dance we're held in
their honor al the home of
their son and daughtcr-in-laW Mr.,
and Mrs Lonne Shaffer Those
present were son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Shaffer
and family. son Bonnie Shaffer,
and daughters, Ellen. Barbara, and
Mickie Shaffer Also MI and Mrs.
Dayton Alexander Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Harsh and family, MI. and
Mrs. Albert Wiles and family. Mr..
end Mrs. Herman Kcmphfer and
;on. Mr. and Mrs. John Reiser,
James Mahan. Bernard Sergeant.
Adrian Shaffer, all of Brookside;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cato and
family. Hopemont w. Va; Miss
Juanita Alexander Oakland; Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Brosman, Indian
apolis. Ind: Mr.. and Mrs Nick
D'Amico, Belle Vernon, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Lou Buehrig and family,
Pittsburgh Pa. A special attrac-
ton was Kenneth Smith, a magi-
elan. Harold Shaffer is owner IF
Brookside Stone Co, and has re-
cently leased it to a Corp. with
John Reiser President. James
Mahan, secretary and treasurer.
Shaffer is a technical adviser.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-28

inc Of bread and water They al
ready had famines Of bread and
water, but these did not cure them
of their evil ways and false re-
ligion. This Famine would be an
extreme scarcity Of hearing the
Words of God. Even if the people
looked for and wanted the Words
of the Lord they would not find
them
What are some of the Words
of the Lord? Hope, Love. Charity.
Sacrifice, Service Confession, Re
pentance Salvation, Resurrection,
Forgiveness. Faith, and Everlast-
ing Life to name a few Wouldn't
it be terrible not to have these
words of the Lord in our lives
and not to be able to understand
their meaning? Israel prospered.
but the Chosen people of God for
got what God had chosen them
for! Thus they were punished and
destroyed Rome prospered and
was burned TO the ground by bar
barians from Europe Germany
prospered and started and lost two
world wars and now lies divided
in great crisis between East and
West Today England. France, Rus
STA. the United States and other
European countries prosper, but
will they be DESTROYED tomorrow?
If they are destroyed, it will be
due to a Famine of the Words of
the Lord The Hydrogen bomb NAV
be the way these nations will be
destroyed, but it will not be the
reason for the destruction.
Behold, the days are coming.