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Evening star., 1961-09-03
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES

FALLS CHURCH GARDEN CLUB,
Tuesday. 8 pm, Mount Daniel School,
Oak street. Falls Church, Va. Skit,
Antics and Ethics" 10 club members
in cast, to show what exhibitors should
and should not do II trying to win
show ribbons. Clubs show will be held
September 10 and II at George Mason
Junior-Senior High School. At meet
ing Tuesday will be arrangements by
men members.
CHEVERLY GARDEN CLUE, Thurs
day, s pm, cafeteria, Cheverly- Tux
edo School, Cheverly, Nd. Highlights
and plans call for the fall flower show
September % and "A. Mrs. Horace
Butterworth to speak on THE Exhib-
itor." Entries in the home and gar
den. contest must be submitted by Sep
tember 8. For information on contest
or show call SP. 3-2212.
M0NOCACY GARDEN CLUB, Thurs
day, l p.m., home of Mrs. Charles
Knill Of Sellman, Md. Mrs. C. G. Van
Emon, co-hostess Gilbert GUIDE will
speak on Colonial Gardens"
W0ODM DOR GARDEN CLUB,
Wednesday. s pm. home Of Mrs. s. A.
Slant, 103I9 Pierce drive, Silver
and Terraces"
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Grass Problem

From B. D., 325 Pine Spring
road, Falls Church, Va.-What
can be done to kill the grass
that infests my lawn? Sample
enclosed. Answer believe the
grass is goose grass" 1t is a
sprawly coarse grass that lies
so close to the ground it es-
capes the lawnmower. Dalapon
and amino triazole may be
squirted into the center OF
each clump but, there is nc
herbicide that may be sprayed
on a lawn and get the goose
grass without hurting the
other grasses.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Your Lown Problem:
Repair or Make Over?

dener will take time to read
the label on the seed package.
The State and Federal Govern
ments require that every pack
age Of lawn, field and vegetable
seed carry a statement as to
the kinds of seed, percentage
OF seeds that are alive (germi-
nation, the weed and other
crop seed present and the per-
centage which each of the
seeds makes up of the total.
Since only a few grasses are
recommended for use in this
area Kentucky and Merton
bluegrass, creeping red and
Chewings fescues, obviously
the others contained in most
mixtures are open to question.
These other grasses have faults
that makes them unwanted in
a good turf. Many are now
recommending the purchase of
specific kinds of grass seeds
to provide the kind of turf
desired.
The amount of seed needed
will vary with the kind of lawn
being rebuilt. Usually it needs
far less seed than it is given.
Too many plants per square
foot of areas means too many
for the supply of food and
moisture available. The fewer
the plants, in other words,
then the larger and stronger
they can be.
A pound of bluegrass seed
contains approximately IA
million seeds, and If spread
evenly over a thousand square
feet would put over 1000 seeds
per square foot. A hundred
plants per square foot should
provide about the right density
of plants. However, it is almost
impossible to SOW less than a
pound of grass seed per 1000
square feet of area. The fes-
cuses have only about 100000
seeds per pound and are easier
to handle.
MOiSten After Seeding
The fescue seeds should be
covered with soil in planting
but the bluegrass seeds should
only be firmed into the soil. A
light rolling will do-how light
depends upon the moisture in
the soil, take no chances on
compacting the soil. The blue
grass seed needs light to ger
inmate, all grass seed needs a
firm soil to take root in.
After seeding the soil should
be kept moist until the grass
seeds are up and growing. This
may mean, in the case Of the
bluegrasses, a month, for the
fescueS a week or 10 days. One
way to ease this chore is to
spread a thin layer of clean
straw over the seeded area and
to anchor it in place with
brush or string. This is a good
safeguard to keep the soil and
the seed from being washed
away in a heavy rain.
When the grass is 21a inches
high start cutting, but set the
lawnmower to cut at Q inches.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

materials for termite control
in soils-it is indeed surprising
because of the hundreds of
thousands of people who have
come into contact with it. It
is quite likely that this favor
able use experience is due in
large part to the fact that
labels on crabgraSs killers and
other peSticides are complete
with sound directions and eau
tions-and users are learning
to read and follow them. The
article in question does not
seem to be supported by the
agencies of the Government
who are charged with protect
ing the public,
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Mrs. Long To Guide
Flower Arrunqers

Mrs. Frederick w. Lang
Thursday will interpret many
of the IL classes in artistic de-
sign planned for the Falls
Church Garden Club show. The
demonstration will be at 7:3O
pm. at Woodward & 'Lothrop's
Buffalo room at Seven Corners,
Va. .(tickets 81. For informa- =
tion. call WE. 8-6671. DR.. Betty
Bradford Bloom will open the
18th annual show, which will
be held September Is and II.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

From F. R.. 1916 Great Falls
road, Mclean. Va.-An article
which I read recently has
greatly alarmed me as to the
likelihood of danger to my
daughter, her pets, and to the
neighbors' children who play
with her on my lawn where l
have sprayed with chlordane
to control crabgrass and lawn
insects. Is the article in ques-
ton true? Answer-The Pesti-
cideS Regulation Branch. AIRS,
of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture does not
register the label of any such
material until it has been care
fully tested. In the case of ma
terials proposed for the pre-
emergence control of crabgrass
experimental animals must be
fed at much higher rates than
would be encountered on areas
treated for crabgrass control.
In addition, other safety
checks are run to see If the
herbicide will irritate the skin
or eyes as we'll as to determine
the toxicity of the particular
chemical involved. With all of
these safeguards it is not sur
prising that death or injury
attributable to chlordane or
the other chemicals used for
crabgrass control have not
been reported. And, when it is
considered how widely chlor-
dane is used to control soil
inhabiting insects, including
ants and also to control ter
mites, it is one of the standard
Evening star., 1961-09-03
BEGoNIAs FILL CORNER WITH COLOR
Goywood Club
To Hold Show

Gayw ood Garden Clubs
sixth annual flower show,
Good Old Golden Rule Days"
will be held next Saturday and
Sunday at Oak Chapel of the
Methodist Church, Layhill and
Argyle roads, Silver Spring,
Md. Hours of viewing will be
7 to 9 pm. first day, to 8 pm.
second day.
An educational feature on
tree Identification will be pro-
vided in an exhibit from the
University of Maryland. An
invitational class of flower ar
rangementS will be titled "Ruf-
fled Pinafores."
Flower show committee members are
Mrs. Harold Schlosser. chairman; Mrs.
Guy Cogswell. education exhibit: Mrs.
Jonn Wright, awards; Mrs. John Reedy.
entry; Mrs. Alvin Cormeny, judges;
mrs. William Pfeiffer, publicity: Mrs.
L. 9. Weatherford, staging; Mrs. Ches-
ter Page, Mrs. Samuel HASTINGS and
MIS-. Leonard Fitzgerald. classification.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
ChIordune

bout the roots
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Turning Leaves
Show Set for
Next Saturday

The Country Hills Garden
Club has chosen Turning
Leaves" as the theme for its
flower show next Saturday at
Layton Hall School, Route 2S7,
liz miles south of Fairfax
Circle.
Settings for arrangements,
which are to dramatic nine
popular magazines, include a
complete doll house for minia-
ture arrangements. Oriental,
mass, line, fruit and vegetable
and other compositions will be
featured.
Horticulture exhibits, and a
division for juniors, including
a Humpty Dumpty made of
vegetables and a way out"
classification for teen-agers,
are planned.
A bake sale will be fash
ioned after a Partisan news
stand.
The club will initiate a sale
of spring Towering bulbs.
Entries will be accepted
from 1880 to II am. The show
is open to the public from
$3.50 to $3.50 pm. Admission
is IS cents, children under IL
free. Show chairman is Mrs.
John Turtora. President Is
Mrs. Dixon Rice.
Others with show assignments in
Mrs. R: Hahn. Mrs. p. oriffiths,
Mrs. r. Line, Mrs. C. Baumann, Mrs.
H. Hedges, Mrs. w. Windsor, Mrs. w.
Troyer. Mrs. W. Craig, Mrs. c. Steier,
Mrs. H. Costello, Mrs. C. Carmody,
Mrs. W. Charm Mrs. J. Rattelsdorfer,
Mrs. E. Tierney and Mrs. T. Murray.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
By BILL YOUNGMAN
Star Garden Editor

There comes a time when
the condition of the lawn
makes it a question as to
whether it should be repaired,
or turned upside down and a
new one started. Such lawns
are usually so compacted that
the soil sheds water, that moss
lives in sun and shade. Weeds
are an ever increasing prob
lem, and no one seems to know
what to do to get rid of them.
What assurance does the gar
dener have that the new lawn
will give the desired results?
To turn the old lawn upside
down and to start afresh seems
the easier course, but that is
assuming that the seed pur-
chased will contain the kinds
of grass seed wanted, that it
will be free from weeds, and
that the lime, fertilizer, peat
moss. etc., incorporated in the
"old clay" will do the job. Ger
tainly, a new lawn will cost
much more in outlay than will
doing the job of repair, be-
cause digging and reworking,
whether by hand or by ma
chine can be costly.
Some Time Required
To repair a lawn takes time
when it has reached the stage
indicated. The weeds should be
removed with some one of the
several weedkillers available.
However, some weeds take sew
eral applications of the best
materials available before they
give up. This should be done
some time ahead of the
seeding.
Then, since the soil is COM
pacted it will need to be aeri-
fled. This is a new term to
most gardeners but means
simply opening up the soil
with some one of the several
tools available. This is neces-
sary so that air and water can
penetrate, consequently tn e
roots of the grass can go
deeper.
Such machines may be
rented and will do that part of
the job quickly.
The cores that are deposited
on the surface of the ground
by an aerifier should be mixed
with peatmoSs, sand, vermicu-
lite, perlite, Sawdust, or some
other material which will help
to separate the clay particles
and keep the soil open for some
time.
Fertilizer and lime should be
mixed into the soil at the same
time.
Usually a cocoa or chain link
mat dragged over the soil will
both mix and pulverize these
materials and fill the holes.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
QUESTION BOX
FOR GARDENERS

Answer-It is impossible to
diagnose the trouble with your
tomato leaves, it takes much
more information. Suggest you
use a tomato dust or spray.
Leaf diseases have been bad
this season. The rose leaves
show signs of blackspot, possi-
bly, over-watering. Considering
the sandy soil in your area the
over-watering hardly seems
possible. Perhaps you have a
compacted soil that produces
the same symptoms. Dust or
spray to control the blackspot;
check the moisture conditions
about the r00tS
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Phlox

From Mrs. E. M. B., 1912
Albemarle street N.W.-The
very fine phlox plants bought
last spring are now stunted
and the leaves are partially
brown. What is the matter
with them? Answer - Phlox
suffer greatly from red spider
mite injury as well as from the
disease, rust. Also, they require
mulching to keep the shallow
growing roots functioning.
Spray or dust with any mate
rial containing a good miticide
such as Malathion, Kelthane,
Black Leaf 40, ETC., and a fun
sicide such as Cermate, Cap
tan, etc.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Tomatoes, Roses

From w. P. B.. 503s Sargent
road N.E.-My Belgian Giant
tomatoes are dieing, kindly
give the cause and remedy?
The foliage on my Peace
climber rose also is affected?
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Plants Hit

From j. p. 20O9 Cascade
road, Silver Spring, Md.-The
leaves Of my tomatoes, cucum-
bers and string beans turn
yellow, then brown and die. I
use all-purpose spray in begin
ming but it does not seem to
help. Could it be the ground?
Answer-Please do not send
punches of leaves, they mat
together and are useless in
determining the trouble. To-
'matoes are suffering from the
usual leaf disease this season
more than usual. The plants
will not die unless infected
with more serious diseases.
CucumberS generally die rather
early in the season from mo-
sale, a disease that is spread
from poke weed" by the
stripped cucumber beetles. The
beans appear to have been
badly hurt by the Mexican
bean beetle. A regular spraying
should have protected all of
these, especially the beans.
Plant the tomatoes on fresh
soil next season.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
That Seeding Mixture

With the holes filled and the
soil leveled the next step is to
broadcast the seed. This brings
a new problem unless the gar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
s'rullY AFFIRM LAMBETH REPORT
"EPlSCoPAllANS DA0 BIRTH CONTROL"

By Jo-snn Price = Detroit
a. r. Trib. e-7q
The General Convention Of ihe Protestant Episcopal
Church sodIy Endorsed family planning and birth control
~.sterdsv q . matter Of Christian conscience"
m THE FULLEST AND cLEAREST STATEMENT
EVER MADE BY THE CHURCH m THIS COUNTRY. ITS
HOUSE or DEPUTIES CONQUERED WITH ITS HOUSE
or BISHOPS M AFFIRMING 1853 LAMBETH CON-
FERENCE REPORT BY THE ANGLICAN BISHOPS OF THE
WORLD.
The Lambeth study in effect reversal OF its stand
against birth control in the I920 held that family plan
nno lin such ways mutually acceptable TO husband
and wife in Christian conscience and secure from the
eorrvptions sensvay and selfishness is right and
important factor in Christian family life"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
BLASTS FEATHERBEDDINC
"AUT0MATI0N CREATES JOBS,
UNION CHIEF REPORTS HERE"

News 9-Z6
labor leader who is enthusiastic supporter of auto
NATION told the Economic Club Detroit Yesterday that
ms union has found that Iaborsaving devices increase en-
ploymenf, rather than reduce IT,
Edward Swayduek, president of New York Local I of
fhe AmaIsamsed photographers Of America and inter.
NATIONAL director OF he Unions archaeological DEVELOPMENT
program said:
"AuTomAToN CAN PRODUCE BETTER BUSINESS.
BETTER PROFITS AND BETTER UNION CONTRACTS
"FEATHERBEDDNc is FOR THE BIRDS"
Swayduek said that in 1906 a Iithooraph;e nr;n,;no
press could produce 500 sheets an hour Bv 1850 y could
print u 900 sheets an hour
AS aresu' he said fhe demand for iihoor .pbe prr.
ing mas grown and union membership has crown IN; II
now totals 100000 W.
"syouek said his union got 35hour week and three
seS vaeaons 10 years ago. and has pension fund Of
swAYDuck SAID LABoR-sAvNc DEVICES WOULD
n ,.. WORKERS IN OTHER FIELDs-HoMe slyILp
'. ~ rok EXAMPLE. He SAID THAT iF AuToMAr,oN
wske APPLIED TO THE BUILDING TRADES HOUSES
49, woo-o BE CHEAPER. MORE PEOPLE WOULD auY
ITEM AND MORE JOBS WOULD BE AVAILABLE
ne said his union local in New York with GOO n..r,.
ss's mas not had strike in 20 years.
'"'s''eH' ~ has been local president for IA wars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
Children
Continued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
pudafed by the cHILDLEss Christ Jesus and nssenee
upon the new birth Jesus TO Nieodemvs)
Following the msrfyrdom Of Lincoln comparable to
ihe syrdom Of John the Baptist aceeIerafions Of the
Messiahshp Of The Christ. Father, Son. and Holy
Ghost appoint their greatest Mary Baker Eddy age as
woman Of Revelation l2:l5, TO revive primitive Chris
tianity with its lost element Of healing but whose higher
mission is to take away the Sins Of the world! the
healing Of the nations the revelation Of the REAL "fhe
heaven and the earth" suthenfeafing the blue
print Of Genesis list chape perfect Creator creation
offspring, universe.
l:26, 81: And God EVERY thing that He THE one
REAL Parent Creator honored by the CHILDLESS
Christ Jesus y had made. and. behold. il was -Ls-l
very good!
Destined TO berate the oo-year plus Rip Van Wrinkles!
the non-Chrs Seientists persons Of defective sanity
vties for the devil! = gigantic AdaEve fraud and MYTH
masqueradng "Lord-cod" Genesis III, etc., - rails
ing up from the dust Of the ground "noihngness"!
per Christ Science Messiah.
We said TO that you need TO follow the example
Of many many MDs who excellent Christian Sci
ence practitioners, teachers lecturers
All medical physicians and medical nurses are pri-
Of the devil - obviously, in deliberate wicked
ness, but in involuntary error
Non-chrst Scientist hesngs whifewashes invite pre-
mature deaths. plumbers. disasters Pearl Hsrbors
Gods Mrs. Eddy thereto: 'if God heals not the sick
they not heaed for lesser power equals the infinite
ALL-POWERI
Matthew 72l-27 sdmonishes US to be alert to those
who perform wonders via the devil animal magnetism
fhe pseudo. Adsm-Eve ego and psychology Of human
births and psrenihood
At your service.
Lovingly and inspraiionay yours,
according to Christ
AF:mg Andrew Frvehauf, Publisher
EneIs Gods Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

CENTURY AFTER CENTURY
BUT THANK YOUR GUARDIAN ANGELS FOX
THE PURE. TRUE. DvNELY SCIENTIFIC
CHRISTIANITY or THE PosTfWt WAR
MLY-THl - ALL WARS ARE MYTHS 4 - REVEAL
ING AND DEMONSTRATING THE SATANIC.
MLv.T-Hl-c.Al MATURE o. THE CHASTITY
FARCE or lsocALLEpl MATERIAL ExIsTENce1
- p. az CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK nv.
GODS ONE AND ONLY lNFALLIBLE MASTER.
PIECE BIBLE PASTOR PROPHET LEADER
PHYSICIAN! MEDICINE - THE HEALER OF
THE NATloNsl - REvELAToR or THE REAL
- YOUR ETERNAL. HEAVENLY INDIVIDUALITY!
LABOR LED BY GOD WILL LEAD THE WORLD"
Frank N. o. Buchanan. is7s-I96I
THE South Florida Labor Tribune. $50
Millions the world rising TO the challenge
Of she life Of Frank Buchanan who died on August 81
ibe age OF g.
WORKERS AND WORKERS LEADERS ON EVERY
CONTINENT. OF EVERY RACE. COLOR AND CREED
COMMUNIST AND NoN-cOMMUNIsT WHO HAVE
FOUND m MIRA SUPERIOR THEOLOGY TO MARxIsM
CALLED MESSAGES HoNoRlNc FRANK BUCHANAN
WITH PLEDGE OF THEIR LIVES TO CONTINUE AND,
ACCELERATE THE REVOLUTION WHICH HE HAD
BROUGHT TO THEM
Even khrushehev promised Communism through
out the world in lifetime key Of the world
esrmarked by Khrvshehev rejecting Communism and
choosing Moral Re-Armsmenf. Moscow Radios warning
TO fine faithful that MIRA has the power capture rad
cal revolutionary minds" being by Moscow
trained Msrxisfs like Hans Berkho honorary colonel Of
fhe Red Army who stated in Reeife in northeast Brazil:
What the Communists planned make base for their
conquest has instead bridgehesd for Moral
Re-Armsmeni TO win the whole Of Brazil and Latin Amer.
lea"
THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS ON THE AcENDA
OF EVERY MOSCOW MEETING" SAYS BJERKHoLT.
rs HOW TO CREATE THE NEW TYPE OF MAN" AS A
KREMLiN MAN FOR THIRTY YEARS HE SHOULD KNOW
IN ONE SENTENCE BJERKHoLT PUT HIS FINGER ON
THE THEOLOGICAL WEAK SPOT IN KHRUsHcHEvs
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS or WORDS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
EVERY ONE WHO WOULD LEARN TO PRAY
NEEDS THIS BOOK

SCIENCE & HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES,
BY Mary Baker Eddy.
AID by Charles Henry Gabriel
Christian Science Monitor, 9-18
EVERY RIGHT THINKER KNOWS THAT GOD IS
AND WANTS so MUCH, TO APPROACH HIM INTELLI
GENTLY THROUGH PRAYER-TO COMMUNE WITH
HIM AND TO LISTEN FOR HIS GUIDANCE. IN THE
FIRST CHAPTER or SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES BY MARY BAKER EDDY
THERE IS AN INSPIRING AND PRACTICAL ExPLANA-
TON OF PRAYER.
Countless thousands through the study Of this chapter
have learned how 70 pray effectively and receiving
the answer TO their prayers evidenced in improved
health, harmony, supply and weI-being.
SCIENCE AND HEALTH THE TEXTBOOK OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CAN BE READ BORROWED OR
PURCHASED, TOGETHER WITH THE BIBLE, AT CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE READING ROOMS EVERYWHERE. n
tconnved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
BY Earl UbeII

For penny day, Americans can now protect them
against tuberculosis by swallowing three small pills
isoniazd powerful snfifubercuosis drug IT'S new
TB preventive.
The United States Public Health Service announced
discovery Of the preventive action OF the drug after
fouryesr study involving $4,000 half OF whom
GOT the pills and half got dummy piIs-pIacebos
RESULT: FOURTEEN CASES OF TUBERCULOSIS
TURNED UP AMONG THE IsONAZD TAKERS; SEVEN
TY-TWO CASES STRUCK THE DUMMY-PILL SUBJECTS.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE CALLED lSONlAzlD
tEYE so-nye-azd) 80 PER CENT EFFECTIVE IN PRE-
VENTING TB.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

Dr.. Raymond S. Edmun, President
Wheaton College
Billy Cruhum's -.
Wheaton, Illinois
Dear Or. Edman:
delighted TO forward the Registration check for
$500 today. and that God has given the green light
to be with you dear people.
But warn you - I'm coming on fire with the Holy
Ghost - Warrior Angel Michael is itching TO hvr
divine fhunderbolfs imperative that tender, gentle,
mohery Angel Gabriel may perform her healing mnistrs
fions.
Lovingly and inspiraonaly yours. according
TO Gods and only SANE, honest, Satan-free
church, therapeutics, His Christ, Scientist Messiah
Jesus modern kingdom, without the impeachment
OF Mary's flesh - healer Of the nations
reveIaor Of the REAL F.! - the new heaven and
the new earth - vindicang
Genesis 81 And God saw EVERY thing
that He The one REAL Parent creator
honored by the chlLDLESs Christ Jesus n had
made, and behold. il was u.s. very good!
Andrew Frvehauf. Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
Airing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

MORE OF THE DEVIL : GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE
FRAUD, Myth! : MASQUERADINC AS
IORD-COD' (Cen. III. etc., -'ANTl-CHRlST
'PH0NY' MEDICINE. INVITING PREMATURE
DEATHS, BlUNDERS, DISASTERS f! PEARL
HARB0Rs. K0REAs!!!
"SCIENcE MEDICINE"
DEFENSE AGAINST TB: 8 Pills
CENT A DAY"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

tConfinved from Back Psge
KNAvEs AND FOOLS? - THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT.
HOOD - REPuDATED ~ THE claLL-D-lE.ss
CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND The
LIFET - my WORKS AND cIR-e-AT-E& SHALL
We Do!
cease YE FROM MAN. OF THE FLESH :
Prophet Isaiah Of Virgin Birth fame, 7:77
JESUS WICKED AND ADULTERoUS GENERA
TIoN," AND SUBSEQUENT ONES UP TO THE
MARTYRDoM or ABRAHAM LINCOLN - CON-
PARABLE TO THE MARTvRboM OF JOHN THE
BAPTIST - AccELERATIoNs or THE MESSIAH
SHIP or THE ONE CHRIST - COULD NOT BEAR"
THE NeEDFUL LIBERATION OF BIBLES.
oiscERNED BY LINCOLN QUOTING SHAKESPEARE
THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN
PURPOSE!
Evening star., 1961-04-23
Humphrey Pleads
For Vests Unity
By the Associated pres.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April
% AAP).-Senator Humphrey,
Democrat of Minnesota, said
today "the hour is very late"
for the non-Communist world
to meet the threat to freedom.
I'VE of the non-Communist
world must now act to cooper
ate IN truth" he said, "for it
is either cooperation or de-
struetion. Those are the alter
natives"
Senator Humphrey, in a
speech prepared for the "chal-
lenge program" at the Univer-
Sity of Michigan, said:
Power in the goth century
is not to be defined in terms
Of military weapons alone.
Power is people. Power is eco
noflic. strength. Power in
cludes the political message,
the social system. education,
health, production. But above
all, leadership for well defined
detectives"
With America in the lead,
Senator Humphrey said, there
must be a pooling of resources,
of talent, of skills, capital-a
concerted effort on a scale such
as we have never before
dreamed"
Evening star., 1961-04-23
Angola Raiders
Murder Priest

LISBON. Portugal, April %
(AP). - A Lusitania news
agency dispatch from Angola
said a Capuchin priest was
killed by terrorist natives re-
Gently and forgave them in his
dying breath.
The dispatch, received here
yesterday from the Portuguese
West African territory, called
Friar Pietro Juan, 33, of Tri-
este, Italy, a new martyr. 1t
said he walked up to raiders
at the village of Damba, cru
cifix IN hand, and offered his
life to stop further bloodshed,
Lusitania said the terroriStS
shouted Kill him, for he is
a Catholic" and then hacked
the missionary to death as
he blessed them.