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Evening star., 1961-02-05
Reds0K DELAY
.InA-Test Talks
Assent to Proposal
Made by Kennedy
BY JOHN NJ. HIGHTOWER
Aasnciatad Preak staff Writer

BY JOHN M. HAGHTOWEk
Associated Press staff Writer
The Soviet government agreed
yesterday to President Ken
nedy's proposal for a six weeks
delay in negotiations on a
treaty to ban nuclear weapons
tests.
Mr.. Kennedy has started a
restudy of United States test
ban policy.
The Moscow action, though
perhaps a bit slow. was ac-
cepted here as another gesture
Of cooperation with the new
administration.
But in another development.
officials found evidence that
the Washington Moscow diplo-
matte honeymoon, dating from
Mr.. Kennedy's Inauguration, is
likely to be short lived.
This development was the
publication in a Soviet maga-
zine. Life Abroad, of sharp
criticism Of Mr.. Kennedy's
state-of- the Union message.
Publication Significant
Not only is publication of the
criticism a significant event In
ITSELF its focus on Mr.. Ken
nedy's unyielding attitude to-
ward Communist ambitions Is
seen here as being Of central
importance.
For the indication is that
Premier Khrushchev and his
advisers regard the new era of
better feeling between the
leaders Of the two great pow
ers as an opportunity to try
to wiring concessions from the
United States rather than as
See TESTS, Page Az
Evening star., 1961-02-05

be well spent If the District
is to go through another win
ter such as this one.
So far, he said, the snow re-
moval costs have run about
SIS million.
The biggest aid yesterday
was the warming sun. Temper
atures moved above the freezing
mark in the afternoon and
in the downtown sections the
streets were soon covered with
slush. With an anticipated low
temperature of Is degrees early
this morning, officials warned
Of hazardous driving conditions
in the area.
More Storms Threaten
Another ominous snow warn
ing was issued by the weather
forecaster who eyed a develop
ment that might cause some
snow in the Southern Appala-
chians tonight. In the Wash
ington area some cloudiness
and colder temperatures were
due today with chances Of snow
by Monday night.
The Weather Bureau report
said a high over the MisSiSsip-
.pi Valley will spread to the
Central Appalachians. while
another low developing In
Southwest Texas moves east
ward.
The forecast said the storm
may bring snow to the SOUTH
ern portion of Virginia tonight.
BY yesterday afternoon, 1t al
ready had begun to blanket
parts Of Oklahoma and Kan
SaS.
It was a similar develop
ment in the same section Of
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Suspect in Staying
|ofGir| Kills Himself
Fires Shot
As Police
HuItAuto

A SO i year old KenSington
man sought for questioning as
the prime suspect" in the ia
tai shooting Of Eleanor A.
Lawrence during Fridays
snowstorm killed himself last
night when police halted him
on the East West highway.
Charles Irwin Curtis Of 1914
Mills avenue, Silver Spring,
Md, described as a good
friend" of the slain 27-year-
old National Cancer Institute
clerk, died at Suburban Hospi-
tai less than 80 minutes after
he fired a shot into his
temple.
Detective 1t. Fred p. Thrail.
kill of Montgomery County,
who directed the investigation
of the Lawrence Staying, told
newsmen: Curtis was the
prime suspect. We now COM
slider the case closed" |
Curtis, the suspect Of q IS.
State lookout, was spotted
about 7:15 pm. yesterday
driving his station wagon
toward Washington on Con-
necticut avenue q block north
of Jones Bridge road. ;
Trailed by Police
Montgomery Police Pvt. Jer-
ry G. Sardone, who knew Cur
tbs, recognized him and made q
U-Turn to follow him. Pvt.
Sardone said he and his part
ner, Pvt. Lee Cashdollar, pur-
sued Curtis down the Jones
Bridge road, into Jones Mill
road and finally to the East
West Highway.
When Curtis made a left turn
into the highway, he said the
police car started flashing its
light. Curtis, he went on,
stopped Immediately and Pvt.
Sardone walked over to the car.
AS he reached the car window
to talk to Curtis, he said, Curtis
without saying a word
raised a pistol in his right
hand.
81 hit the deck" Pvt. Sar-
done recalled. Then he fired
the pistol at himself"
l Died in Hospital
The bullet went through
Curtis head and struck the
window on the drivers side. An
ambulance rushed Curtis to
Suburban Hospital where an
operation was attempted. He
died without regaining con-
seriousness.
DR.. Frank j. Bro SCI a t,
Montgomery County medical
examiner, issued a certificate
Of suicide.
Lieut.. Thrailhill gave these
reasons for calling Curtis the
prime suspect:
Curtis and Miss Lawrence
had been friends for five or six
years and shared an interest in
raising and showing bulldogs.
Curtis bought a .38 caliber
Hopkins and Allen revolver and
five bullets on Thursday at a
gun shop in Wheaton, Md. Miss
Lawrence, an autopsy disclosed,
was shot with a .38 caliber re-
See SLAYING, Page AS
Evening star., 1961-02-05

the country that brought the
8.3 inches Of snow to the Dis
trict Friday. In the Subsurbs
the blanket ran as deep as IL
inches. So far this season four
storms have brought a total
of 30.6 inches as the official
count.
The low tonight is to hit
about 18 with the high today
about 80.
Area police reported the ma
jor roads were cleared consid-
erably by the warming rays OF
the sun.
Melting snow has caused
backed-up storm sewers and
some degree Of flooding in the
streets, police reported. Work
crews were putting attention On
keeping open the sewers so that
the pools Of water could be
drained.
Drivers Becoming Expert
The number Of traffic acci-
dents yesterday did not exceed
that of an average day, and
police ironically attributed this
to the constant storms that
area motorists have had to
contend with.
"One more week Of this" said
a police dispatcher. "and We'll
all be professionals"
The Navy was sending an
ocean-going tug and a subma-
rine rescue ship from Norfolk
to head up the Chesapeake Bay
to help free an ice-bound
tanker near Chesapeake City.
The Navy has instructed
ships as far south as North
Carolina to aid Coast Guard
See SNOW. Page C-l
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Greeks Sign Pact

VIENNA. Austria. Feb. 4
(AP) Greece and Communist
Hungary have signed a 1861
trade pact for exchanges of
Hungarian machinery and
Greek farm products, Budapest
radio reports.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Rudur Base on Crete

ATHENS, Greece, Feb. 4
(AP).-A $35 million radar
station to spot guided missiles
for the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization is under con-
struction on the Mediterranean
Island Of Crete.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Senate Aide Picked
As NLRB Choirmon
McCuIIoch Appointment Expected
ITO Sotisfy Organized Labor
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy yesterday announced that Frank w
McCuoch administrative assistant to Democratic Senator
Douglas Of Illinois, will be chairman Of the National Labor
Relations Board
Mr.. McCuoch, who is SIS, will replace Boyd Leedom as
Evening star., 1961-02-05

at 8 pm. to announce the
launching. It made no men,
ton whether an animal or
man was aboard and did not
specify where or at what hour
the Sputnik was launched.
The official announcement,
based on a Soviet Tass News
Agency statement, said the de-
vice was circling the earth
every 1913 minutes on an orbit
at an inclination of 64 degrees
81 minutes. reaching 203.5
miles from the earth at its
farthest point and coming to
within 1885 miles at its
closest point.
Apparatus Functions
Apparatus on board func-
toned normally while 1t was
being put into orbit and
during its further movement
along the orbit" the state
ment said.
THE scientific and technical
tasks set for the launching
Of the satellite have been car
ried out" it added.
Previous space ships launched
by the Soviet space scientists
were in the five-ton class.
Last May Is a space ship was
launched to test the separa-
ton Of the capsule from its
carrier, for return to earth on
signal. 1t carried a dummy the
size of a man inside a cabin
that scientists said simulated
temperature and space condi-
tions an aStronaut would travel
in.
Dogs Survived Trip
Last August 10, the Soviet
scientists sent up a number of
animals including two dogs.
Belka (SquirreD and Strelka
Nittle Arrow, and announced
the dogs were brought back
alive after "a hours aloft.
Last December l. the dogs
Pschelka Gittle Bee) and
Muska little fly were hurled
into space in another five
tonner. In the recovery at
tempt, the space ship shot off
course and burned UP in outer
space. The dogs died with 1t.
(There were rumorS that
the Soviet Union tried and
failed in another spectacular
space ship experiment to
mark Premier Khrushchey's
visit to the United Nations
last September and october.
The Russians kept mum
about them and there never
was any confirmation).
The weight of the newest
Soviet space ship was set at
6,483 Kilograms S or 1892
pounds in the TaSs announce
ment.
In terms Of the United States
weights. based on the short
ton Of 1000 pounds. that put
1t in the 7.1-ton class.
BY Soviet calculation it was
q 6.5-ton affair, using metric
standards that would make its
weight 6.48 metric tons.
Tass said the announced
weight did not include that of
the last stage of what it called
an improved multistage rocket.
Last Tuesday the United
States sent Ham, a chimpanzee,
soaring into space in a space
capsule weighing 2,400 pounds
See SPUTNIK, Page AS
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Snow May Be on Way,
District Area Warned
OfficioI Wants Funds From Congress
For Equipment to Clear Streets

The District Engineer Commissioner, in the face of
warnings that may be the way said yesterday
Brig Gen Frederick J. Clarke said the money would
Evening star., 1961-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 (AP) -
A massive snowfall buried the
Northeast today. immobilizing
cities, blocking highways, dis
rupting commerce and vital
services.
Deaths from the storm, a
double pronged giant that
rolled in from the South on
winds hitting rs miles an hour
climbed past rs.
Up to 80 inches Of new snow
fell in Upstate New York, pill
ing up atop heavy falls from
earlier storms unmelted during
the longest freeze on record.
In New York City, Mayor
Robert F. Wagner. invoking
emergency powers, for the first
time barred private auto traffic
from the streets. In an un-
precedented action. he ordered
police to stop all but essential
vehicles, such as buses. cabs
food and fuel trucks and doc
tors on call.
Others Take Similar Action
Other communities took SIM
liar action as hundreds Of
abandoned automobiles, some
Of them buried so deeply that
snowplows couldn't see them,
blocked streets and highways.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Breothins in Spoee HeOd on FIRE.
quency. Po9e AS
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Sect A ------- GeneroI News
Sect. B Editorials, Classified
Sect. c Metro. Areo News
Sect. D Sports. Amusements
Also Sunday, The Stor Moso-
zine; This Week Mosozine. TV
Mosozins and Comic Section.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
zion Sputnik
Circles Earth
In 80 Minutes
Heaviest Body Ever
In Orbit; Seen Step
To Launching Man

MOSCOW, Feb. 4 (AP).-
The Soviet Union today
launched the heaviest Sput-
mix in history-more than
seven tons-as part of its pro-
gram to develop a heavyweight
space ship for manned flight.
The Moscow radio broke
into its scheduled broadcast
Evening star., 1961-02-05

$40, 500 a year.
Mr.. Leedom will remain on
the board as a member. But
New NlRB Chief Is x-Union Mem
Der. Pose As
Evening star., 1961-02-05

District and vicinity-Some cloudiness and
cold. high in the 30s, low near 18. To-
morrow cloudy and cold, chance of snow
by night.
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Continued on Page Four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

In this Nuclear age we
need more hope, faith, and
charity inspired by the law OF
God. We need in our midst
more of the gentleneSs, OF
Christ Jesus. To secure an
end to strife and to bring
forth the fruits of peace, JOY
and contentment, there must
be more and more spiritual
development.
Study, watch. and pray
that nothing can be taken
from this nation or its inhabi-
fanfs, while God be with US,
and we have the love OF God
in US.
The Bible tells us;
SEEK YE THE l. OR ID,
ALL YE MEEK OF THE
EARTH WHICH II A V E
WROU G. H T HIS JUDGE
MENT. SEEK RIGHTEOUS
NESS, SEEK MEEKNESS,. y
Mrs. Eddy says;
If Spirit Soul, could sin
or be lost, then being and
immortality would be lost,
together with all the faculties
of Mind; but being cannot b..
lost while God exists. :"
Spiritual vision is not sub
tconfinved o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
FEAR NO EVIL
God IS WM M
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

ordinate TO geomefric alti-
iudes. Whatever is governed
by God, is never for an in
slant deprived Of the light
and might Of intelligence and
Life.
With its divine PROOF,
Science reverses the evidence
OF material sense. Every quail
ity and condition of mortal
lily is lost, swallowed 10 in
immortality. Mortal man IS
The antipode of immortal man
in origin, in existence. AMI
in his relation to God"
Science & Health with
Key to Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy p.
2l5.)
Jesus prayed to God;
Father, gIorify thy name.
Then came there a voice
from Heaven. saying, ! have
glorified it, and will glorify
it again.
The people therefore, that
stood by, and heard it, said
that il Numbered: Others
said. An angel spake to hlm.
Jesus answered and sail,
This voice came not because
Of me, but for your sakes.
\ PAGE Four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
ATTENTION. Ed SULLIVAN:
THE BIBLE IN SCHOOL"
NY. Trib. I-23

Possibly one Of the reasons for our ,v... Ss,, 40
IS the Withdrawal OF any religious exercise, IN seh",
semb'ss- In all probability many Of these vo,,o 49,.
eeive no religious instruction az all 's '''' 70
And we are constantly being exposed 10 v,o,., :.
our 1v programs something svsry psren, 60, !" :"
ming about Sy writing protest 10 our brosde .,,, .
rs"s. Even 'ns's wild west performances which ,oor
,s,e.. '"'' ''"'''" . popular. ere fuII Of VIC.
See THE BIBLE IN SCHOOL p,..,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

MORE OF THE DEVILS LABOR BAR0Ns.
's0APY Williams PHENOMENA!
"cAR LAY0FFS PAST PEAK WARDS"
but $4,000 FACE CUTOFF NEXT WEEK.!
Free Press "a
"AUT0-PARTs FIRM PLANS MOVE SOUTH"
TATE OF 800 HERE UNCERTAIN
IN TRANSFER TO TENNESSEE"
Free Press IA
ANN ARBoR PLANT CLOSING. TO IDLE 200"
Free Press "a
Gar LAYOFFs PAST PEAK WARDS"
but 80, 900 FACE CUTOFF NEXT WEEK"
The of the auto indvstrys worker Isyoffs sp-
psreny Wards Au'omofve Reports said Friday
syoffs announced for next week by the
makers.
See CAR lAYOEES pace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
TESTIMONY, NINTH CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST, WED, 2-I.

INSPIRING HYMNS:
327: THE GOD WHO MADE BOTH HEAVEN AND
EARTH" - BUT NOT THE MATERIAL" AND HUMAN,
WHICH ARE DEvILIsH. MYTHICAL MORTAL
THOUGHT SYMBOLS. coUNTERFEITS. AND BUR-
LESoUES OF THE SPIRITUAL. DIVINE OF THE Ex
elusive REALITY OF UNAVAILABLE. oMNPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
BIBLE READINGS: MOSES LEADERSHIP or THE
CHILDREN OF ISRAEL: 1F We OBEY THE COMMAND.
MENTs AND STATUTES or THE LORD. We SHALL LACK
NO GOOD THING! - AND YE SHALL NOT BE AFLlcT.
ED WITH THE DISEASES OF THE EGYPTIANS!
FLUCTUATIONS VIA READINGS FROM GODS CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - iNFALLIBLE PASTOR |!
BIBLE GUARDIAN. LIBERAToR. OF OUR SENIOR.
BASIC BIBLE. PASTOR. KING JAMES PROTESTANT, AND
ALL BIBLES cRlEvous VICTIMS or SAUL or TARsUs
ADAm-EvE TRANsLAToRs. TENS OF THOUSANDS OF
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs!
HYMN NO.
ABIDE NOT IN THE REALM OF DREAMS.
Q MAN, HOWEVER FAIR IT SEEMS;
BUT WITH CLEAR EYE THE PRESENT SCAN,
AND HEAR THE CALL OF GOD AND MAN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
missile SUCCESS AMAZING"
"MINUTEMAN IS PERFECT IN 1ST TEST"
FILES $500 MILES IN 20 MINUTES"
The State Journal, Lansing. 81
NY. Trib. ~


CAPE cANAvERAL, Fla, Feb. IA Mnuteman-
an awesome new nfereonnenfa baistie missile-oined
the Air Forces arsenal Of defense weapons today
In the rockets first flight test, all three sod.fvel
stages sned perfectly and the sixy-footone 10000
pound weapon in twenty minutes reached its TARGET area
about $500 miles away in the South Atlantic
The missile lesPed off its launching pad in wsopina
show Of Newsmen watching from $500 feet awsv
we're shaken by the laundering They we're able 70 fol-
low the flight for almost three minutes BY that time the
"'nufeman was well on its way toward reaching its top
speed Of more than 5000 miles an hour.
See MISSILE SUCCESS. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
WIRE TO PRES. KENNEDY
PLANES SAFETY INSURANCE.

FRIENDS. 1T is A JOY TO BE IN THIS DEAR CHURCH
AGAIN. AND SINCE MY LAST VISIT ON A WEDNESDAY
NIGHT. SO MANY BLESSINGS HAVE BEEN ENJOYED,
VICTORIES. AND TRlUMPHs; IT SEEMS THAT EVERY
YEAR IS BETTER THAN THE LAST, OF THE 46 or MY
NEARLY 69-YEAR SEGMENT OF ETERNITY!
See TESTIMONY. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
"u.s. REELS UNDER FURY OF STORM"
Free Press "a luPn
PRES. KENNEDY's. billy CRAhAIM's. ct Al.
WEATHER!!!
L. A.l E.sakusrf feAxA


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "ovr Fsfher-hAoher God. slhsr-
onovs TO- ie Science and Health with Key 10 the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission, who wildly the grace OF cod-do Fruehsuf
Martin Luther lob in this age And how Science
Health our textbook is Gods Liberstor of the Bible
HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE TOO!
Jesus loved righteousness and hated iniqu'y
The ~ivkewarm~ live in tools paradise
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE = MY WORKS AND GREATER" JESUS.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
EVERY EFFECT A MENTAL PHENOMENON
THE UNIVERSE IS loo's THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
.m.Y-T.H-I.c.A.LE BUT TIE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL" - TO ST. PAUL. TO YOU.
THE WEATHER IS A MIRROR OF US. PRAYERS.
DISCIPLINE. VIRTUES. VICES. THINKING.
LEADERSHIP
NOT ENOUGH SANE. SATAN-FREE CHURCHES !
CITIZENS CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS -!
AND THEIR APPREHENSION OF EXCLUSIVELY
REAL WEATHER:
IN ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE WE LIVE.
AND MOVE. AND BREATHE land HAVE OUR BEINcr'
-cs. Hymn.
suPsRsAruRAreD uNINvADAsLE. omNPREsENr
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE INTACT - AS PER
ETERNAL FOUNDATIONS THE GENESIS or PERFECT
GOD. CREATION, OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE
:76 MAN, THE CHRISTINE. YOUR TRUE BEING,
WITH DIVINE DOMINION OVER ALL!
See U. s. REELS Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
CAR LAYoFFs PAST PEAK = WARDS"
BUT $4,000 FACE CUTOFF NEXT WEEK
DEVIL, VIA HEART ATTACK" THINKING
sUFFOCATI0N = STEALS IS YEARS!

or NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST MESSIAH PHoNY
REALISM - TAKES HARVEY W. ALEXANDER, % -
former Assistant Manager Of Public Reistons for she
Ford Motor Company Free Press 2A)
COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
FORTUNATELY. DEATH IS MERELY AN ADAM
EVE MORTAL THOUGHT MYTH
See HEART ATTACK. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
re. "AMERIcA NoDl STATES ITS CASE"

by Msgr Thomas J. Fitzgerald
NATIONAL OFFICE FOR DECENT LITERATURE
must WE BE HELPLESS AGAINST lNDECENCY?"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
ED SULLIVAN ASKS IN FEBRUARY GOOD HousekEep-

ED SULLIVAN ASKS IN FEBRUARY GOOD Housekeep-
ING
rs Tv TOO VIOLENT FOR CHIDREN?"
NY. Trib. l-23
Yesl says Mr.. Sullivan And he urqes STRONGER ,,r.,-
tai control OF viewing He also advises parents 20 demand
that TV eliminate violence during hours when eh;,d.
WATCH In an article sure TO draw sharp comment from
viewers networks and sponsors Mr. Sullivan takes oY t,
westerns and crime shows But only for children H
that he isn't against westerns as sveh-snd ,ba, b. !.
against censorship. But he states siy that he wOuIdn
e' any Y0o"sser under fourteen watch any western al
excitement that always surrounds your sdversns :, 60.
Housekeeping. ~ SS'1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

NATIONAL OFFICE FOR DECENT LlrERArURE)
must WE Be HELPLESS AGAINST ECENCY?"
6-l-57 bookIet
The National Office for Decent Literature is currently
under concerted attack n is hoped thar Msg Fifzqersds
article this week p 280l will air What
Msgr. Fitzgerald states in columns clarifies the posi-
ton of NODL. We trust that from on will be impos
sibe for any air-mnded individual or group TO accuse
NoDL Of policies practices that Conference.-The or
"un-Amerean."
See No0L STATES Page
This is the fourth in series Of special articles bv
Sylvia Porter)
'WHO ARE OUR JOBLEss?
1.-THE HARD CORE OF THE PROBLEM"
Free Press l-76
IGNORANCE. BIRTH FLOOD OVERWHELMING
RELIGIOUS. EDUCATIONAL. AND OTHER
DEVELOPMENTS
THE DEVILS re. M0NsTR0slTY lis or
MAJOR guilt
HAS MADE RESPECTABLE THE MILLIONS OF MAR
RIAcEs, WHICH ARE MERELY LOCALIZED LusT"lll
See THE HARD CORE, Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
"WHITE HOUSE PHYSICIAN IS WOMAN" :
DR.. JANET 6. TRAVEL.
GOOD FOR PRESIDENT KENNEDY!

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE WHITE HOUSE. AS FAR BACK AS WOOD
ROW WILSON HAS HAD MISERABLE. SATAN
BOUND" SPIRITUAL MALPRAcTITIoNERsl
INVOLUNTARY DEVILS ExEcuTloNERs! - BLISS
FULLY AND HELLlsHLY IGNORANT OF HOY
SCRIPTURE THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING"
THE FLESH" THE HUMAN BODY, IS A Myth 81
= MERELY A CONGRESSIONAL. MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGE or THE SUM TOTAL or HUMAN CON-
sctOUskEss AT ITS BEST. IT IS A SYMBOL OF MY
OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE BEING THE IMAGE or
DIVINITY - NEVER BORN NEVER DYING = ETER.
NALLY PERFECT - SPIRITUAL. cHRlsTlIKE
See DR. TRAvELL Page
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Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing

tPsqe0fE
Firing ShoG "" e"d"u "
Success M
NnM
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-27
Wednesday. December z7. 1881 THE NOME NUGGET Deer Industry Is Tax-Consuming Octopus =. Could Be Boon to State

direct competition with other meat and fiber industries
 He said the market research made thus far was made on the basis of the meat as a gourmet item, but that the findings were not conclusive.
 Grissom said the reindeer in- dustry would get a publicity push in the form of reindeer bone offi- cial buttons planned for the Fur Rendezvous and possibly for Century 21 in Seattle.
 As another publicity token, a reindeer lawn fur hat designed by Helen Fisher and worn by her at the luncheon is being sent to Hedda Hopper, Hollywood collmnist.
 Grissom cited the successful ex- perience of Finland and Russia in the domestic reindeer industry, saying, eff they can do it, so can we.p
 He said that in addition to aid- ing the economy of the state as whole, properly administered reindeer industry would be an- other food supply source for na- tives, who he said, would be feel ing the pinch of dwindling fish ing resources.
 Grissom cited the lack of ade- quate sanitary slaughtering facili- ties for the industry as one of the failures of the bureau in it's man. agement of the industry. He said also. in outlining the history of reindeer since they were first im-l ported from Siberia in the last century, that the reindeer popal1a- ton reached its peak in the eor1y 193O's but dwindled tQ q fraction since the federal government re- stricted the industry to natives.
 In 1884 herds numbered abou' million, while the present popu. lation is only 43. 900, Grissom said
 He said the only real slaughter facility, at Nunivak Island, ia neither adequate nor profitably operated.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-27
} January Is New
 March of Dimes Month

Trina Has Tylsr, two year old Miss from Juneau. sat on inc edge of Gov. Wm. Egan's desk last week and said "say YES". meaning "saY YES 10 the Now March of Dimes." " which officially begins ne,rt Tuesdny. Jan. 2.
 The March of Dimes. which developed two vaccinss asainst polio. now also seelks 10 pre- vent birth defects and srthritis. The theme of the campaign is. Your Dimes will Do If Again.
 Trina is one of 250.000 chill drsn born each year in the United s4ates with significant birth dofscfs. Though Trina's condition is relatively minor. she sYmbolixes the publicss con- cern about fhe problem of birth defects.
 During Txina.s visit. Gov. Egan proclaimed JanuaxY as New March of pimos Month throughout Alaslka and uxpod all Alaskans to 'seivo thpIx sexviees md sapporf 10 4his carnpaion n tho firm belief that your dimes will do ii again"
 Trina is the daughter q Mr. and MSs. Hobort TYler. jsnsau.