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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

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BLE-HEADER, 8/l6.
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September IS.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

See DEVIL TAKES, Page 2
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

Q-I have not been feeling well
lately. and l think / need a medi-
cal check-up. Will the VA do this
for me?
A-No. The VA gives medical
examinations only to determine
the presence of a condition claim
ed to be service-connected, when
needed for Government life insur-
ance purposes, or when applica-
tion is made for hospital or dom
iciliary care.
Q-I think an inaccuracy in my
World War III service record is
preventing me from getting VA
benefits. How can / go about get
ting the record corrected?
A-Don't delay the general
deadline for this is October 26,
1861! Make written application to
the service concerned, on Depart
ment of Defense Form DID 149
Application for Correction of Mil
itary or Naval Record" You can
get this form at your nearest VA
office.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

Leaf-blight usually occurs a little
after the blooming season.
Control of this disease can start
now by removing the infected
stems and leaves and destroying
them. In the fall the debris from
the old stems and leaves should
be cut down below the soil level
and taken away or burned. Do not
put the infected debris in a COM
post pile.
Sprays of Bordeaux mixture,
Captain or Zineb when the leaves
are about / foot high are recon-
mended for prevention of this dis
ease. Follow two weeks later with
another application and use a third
one if leaf-blight and buddhist
occur later.
Plants that are infected now
should be sprayed with one of the
fungicides mentioned above, after
the diseased or wilted portions are
cut off.
Failure of buds to open after
they have reached the size of pea
is also associated with a lack OF
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
No-RUn Nylons?
By JEAN sPRAIN WILSON

NEW YORK (AP)-Bless a bare
your clothing budget for the high
cost of keeping your legs in sheer
nylons will be with you for some
| time.
Although it would surely be a
hit, no run sheer seamless stock
ing is no where in sight, says Jack
Townsend market representative
for the worlds largest producer OF
nylon fibers.
His company makes threads that
shed soil, water wrinkles even ra-
diation: stretch and insulate; imi-
tate sheep and silk worms; and
remember to stay creased, wrinkled
and pleated after washing.
Yet the closest that the fiber re-
searchers, or the hosiery industry
as a whole, can come to a perfect
no run nylon is a 80 denier, mesh
full fashion. And this fails to score.
The majority of women (7S per
cent? are fashion slaves to Is den
ier, seamless.
Sheer Conscious
These are twice as sheer as
those scarce nylons that women
like to brag about having worn for
months during World War ii, Town
send says. To-day they resist buy
ing any hosiery that even looks
heavy in the box, like mesh al
though it may appear to be very
sheer on the leg"
Mesh is knit into a variety of
tiny patterns that in a heavier wea-
We may develop holes but does not
run.
Full fashioned stockings are knit
flat and shaped to fit the leg. The
seam reinforces. The contour elimi-
mates sag at the ankles, which cuts
down on snags claims the nylon
representative
Choosing the proper length and
foot fit: avoiding snags from rings
nails, toenails shoe Innings a
furniture; and guarding against
cigaret ashes are the best precau-
tions for extending the life of a
pair of nylons today, Townsend
claims.
Still Trying
But washing a new pair before
wearing, or storing in the refrig-
orator are old wifes tales. Nor will
nylons deteriorate after long per-
iod, he says emphatically. In rare
instances hosiery manufacturers,
have found that acid-carrying smog
has damaged stockings.
Manufacturers haven't given up
on the perfect pair of hosiery, how
ever. They are constantly expert
menting with bindings that may
resist snags.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
Did Your PeOnies
Bloom This Year?

Several people are concerned be-
cause their peonies did not bloom
this year, according to Ed Ralph.
associate county agent. This trou-
BILE has been noticed by home own
ers with one or two plants, as we'll
as commercial growers.
There are several conditions
which can cause peonies not to
Bloom. Some are caused by dis
eases, while others are not. All of
these causes can be controlled If
the proper practices are followed.
Botrytis blight is the most com
mon disease of garden peonies.
When the new shoots are about 1
foot long, they wilt suddenly and
fall over A brown or blackish rot
can be seen at the base of the
stem. A gray mold usually develops
just above the ground line.
Small buds that are attacked by
this blight turn brown and wither.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

breads, plain or fancy - courtesy
of her faithful freezer. Back when
long cold winter days made yeast
bread baking a very pleasant inter-
lude, the clever cook, with summer
in mind, carefully wrapped and
froze spares" as bread stored COR
rectly in a freezer will keep for a
number of months. The Fleisch-
mann's Yeast Test Kitchens give
these tips for freezing home baked
breads: Let freshly baked breads
cool, then wrap, label and date.
To thaw: Leave in original wrap
per and place on rack TO allow good
circulation of air. Frozen bread
slices can be placed in toaster with
out thawing. Sweet breads or fancy
breads should be thawed first,
warmed, then frosted or decorated.
Small coffee cakes and rolls can be
defrosted quickly by placing on a
rack in covered electric fry pan SET
at 350s T.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
Questions And Answers
For War Veterans

Q-My husband and l were mar
ried several times, the last time
just month before his death.
Will the time of our prior mar
riages count toward the required
five years for my pension eligi-
bility?
A-Where widow has been
married to the same veteran more
than once, the date of the first
marriage is used in computing
the duration of their marriage. Be7
cause of the unusual circumstan-
ces you might do well TO check all
details with the nearest VA Of
fee.
Q-Are the VA regional offices
generally located in state capi-
tails?
A-Generally they are in the
major cities of each state-which
may or may not be state capitals.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

ITO date nylon is still the strong
est thread and the only man-made
fiber with all the necessary char
acteristics for hosiery" Townsend
says. But l have no way of know
ing what my company will turn up
in the distant future"
Although the life span of a pair
of sheer hosiery is six to seven
wearings, American women average
less than a dozen pairs a year.
Townsend says that while a lot
of fashion-conscious business and
socially active women are snagging
up two to three pairs a week, many
many others are conserving by
wearing heavier weights, and none
at all around the house especially
in summer.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

These tall, cool floats can be made
with any flavor ice cream or sherbet.
Dip a big scoop of ice cream or
sherbet into a tall glass, then tilt
glass and slowly pour in chilled
7-Up. At party-time, let your guests
make their own favorite 7-Up float
connections. Provide an assortment
of fiavors of ice cream and plenty
of sparkling, chilled 7-Up.
Tbe recommended soil mixture
for african pioIefs consists of equal
parts garden loan, peat and sand. o
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
SURPRISING WELCOME

BALTIMORE (AP)--For Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Williams of Baltimore
il was their first visit to Milwaukee
since they had lived in the Wiscon-
sin city 40 years ago.
So they were more than a little
surprised when they found this
handwritten note under the wind
shield wiper of their car:
Its good to have you back a
gain in Milwaukee"
The mystery was solved later
They found out that Rudolph Laub
a Milwaukee relative who know
their car from his Baltimore visits,
spotted it as he drove past and
planted the note.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

abe backyard barbecue. Hold that
swollen paw under cold water
until the pain ceases, then make lib
eral applications of Vaseline petro-
Ieum, with or without a bandsge
covering. The jelly will soothe the
burned area and permit body fluids
40 heal tissue naturally and swiftly.
Then, you can return TO burning
she steaks, or buuering the corn,
and the family will love you for
being a kind, patient, understand
ing, and long-suffering father! { But
you'll be fooling them because that
Vaseline petroleum jelly will take
care of any suffering YOU might
otherwise undergo.)
Read labels c4vefElIy before Sc
Isefisg as isssetieids so that yos
spiH kHow just fpbat IS contains.
1'bss foliorV exactly tbs directions
for SIS use. o
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

potassium in the plant, dry spells,
low temperatures during early
spring and root-knot nematodes, Mr.
Ralph said. Other causes may be
too deep planting, infertiIe soil and
excessive shade.
For further information on or
namentals, call the County Exten-
sion Office at 856-2553.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
BOYS WILL BE BOYS

BALTIMORE (AP)-Of the three
boys swimming in Jones Falls, only
one cavorted in his bare skin. The
other two nonchalantly splashed a.
round fully clothed-shoes, wind
breakers and all.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

HOT WEATHER
doesn't bother
the smart cook.
She can still daz-
zle her family
and friends by
pro d u c in &
home baked
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

If you are using a low-fat pie
dough recipe, blend the fat tn
oroughly with the flour before add
ing the liquid needed. If the fat is
not well distributed, too much liquid
may be used.
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
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DON'T Spoil
The FAMILY FUN
by yowling like
O harpooned
seal when you
accidentally dip
your hand in
Il kof hnnfrar M
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL ET
I'M 3 DAYS

" not pleased with strong. inssoni-drfing
1-4-l. your 4ae bock OF any drug store.
Woich infected skin slough off Wcteh
healthy skin repIoee IL. Itch ond burning
ore gone. TODAY of Rosoins Phormocy,
Milford. 7-l-3f
Milford chronicle., 1961-07-07

WHETHER YOUR
GUESTS love the
sun or the shade,
frothy 7-UP
floats are sum-
mer's most sue
cessful party re-
fresh m en mr..
Evening star., 1961-12-20

the talks be organized by the
17-member committee the U. N.
is to set up to help liquidate
colonialism.
The opposition Labor Party
in the Netherlands, the Roman
Catholic Church and the synod
of the Dutch Reformed Church
all urged bilateral negotiations.
In Washington, ambassadors
from both nations indicated to
newSmen after separate talks
at the State Department that
their governments might accept
outside help in reaching a solu-
tion. President Kennedy has
urged both Indonesia and the
Netherlands to seek a peaceful
agreement.
why don't you Cthe United
States mediate before it is too
late?" Indonesian Ambassador
Zairin Zain asked a newsman.
Later he switched away from
the word mediation and spoke
of a possible United States
effort to bring the two gov
ernments together. He added,
however, that he had not been
authorized to request United
States help in setting up talks.
Netherlands Ambassador ]. H.
van Roijen said the Neither
lands would give careful con.
sideration to any United States
offer to mediate, although he
added that there was no in
dication that the United States
would do so.
! Acting U. N. Secretary Gen.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
CONGO
Continued From /

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by irresponsible white ele-
ments."
A communique issued by the
Katanga government charged
that U. N. Ethiopian troops had
maSsacred all the African men
they could catch in an area
they had temporarily occupied,
pillaged houses and violated
women.
THE people of Katanga will
punish the United Nations by
inflicting upon 1t a bloody de-
feat from which it will not re-
cover" the communique de-
clared.
Mr.. Tshombe and Mr.. Adoula
arrived separately yesterday at
the U. MS Kitona base, near
the mouth of the Congo river.
They held a preliminary meet
ing to discuss such procedural
matters as an agenda and meth
DDS of approaching the issues
dividing them.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
INDONESIA
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its love of peace, fe!t it neces-
sary to use force because CO.
lonialism can be destroyed only
for force"
Later Mr.. Subandrio handed
United States A m b a SIS a d o 7
Howard P. Jones Mr.. Sukarno's
reply to a letter from President
Kennedy, who has asked both
sides to seek an amicable set
tlement. The contents of Mr..
Sukarno's reply were not dis
closed, but it was believed the
Indonesian leader declared the
Netherlands would be respon-
sible if the Indonesians turn to
force.
Both Mr.. Subandrio and Mr..
Sukarno declined immediate
comment on a similar message
from U. N. Acting Secretary
General U Thant urging a
peaceful solution.
In his address before a rally
at Jogjakarta in Southern Java,
Mr.. Sukarno made no mention
of an invasion date. This was
interpreted by observers there
to mean he planned to give the
Netherlands a chance to nego-
tiate.
Pressure mounted in Holland
for direct negotiations as soon
as possible, and the Dutch
government said it was willing
to talk under the auspices of
the U. N. 1t suggested that
Evening star., 1961-12-20
U.N. Rebuffed
By Be!gians

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Dec. 20
(AP). - The Senate today re-
fused to approve an additional
IS million francs ($700,O0O in
Belgium's regular contribution
to the United Nations.
The Senate also rejected an
other 2.5 million francs $780,
000 requested as an additional
contribution to the U. N. mill
tary operations in the Congo.
Belgium has been angered by
the U. N. use of force in its for
mer colony. There have been
demands in Parliament that it
halt all U. N. contributions.
Sixty-seven senators voted
down the first credit, while Al
senators-all SocialistS-voted
for. Ninety-five senators voted
against the second credit, only
one voted for and 16 Socialists
abStained.
Foreign Minister Paul-Henri
Spaak told the House of Rep
resentatives yesterday legal
experts are studying the possi-
bility Of suing the United Ma
tions for damages for its armed
action in Katanga.
This would be the first time
in history such an action was
brought against an interna-
tional organization" Mr.. Spaak
said, land it is raising a noun
tain Of problems but I hope
impartial observers will see the
damage done in Katanga."
Mr.. Spaak was answering q
question by a Social Christian
leader, Fernand Lefere, as to
what the government planned
to do.
The Foreign Minister reported
that a list of so-called Belgian
mercenaries handed to him by
the United Nations seemed
fairly old. Among the 100 men,
toned. he said, l was dead, 2
were hospitalized, 18 back in
Belgium, S were not Belgians
and 80 left the Katanga govern
ment payroll in August.
Evening star., 1961-12-20

eral U Thant appealed IN
identical notes % Mr.. Sukarno
and Dutch Prime Minister Jan
E. de Quay for both govern
ments to take no action which
could give rise to a threat to
peace and security"
1T is my most sincere hope
that the parties concerned may
come together to seek a peace
full solution of the problem, I"
Thant said.
In granting independence to
Indonesia in 1949, the Dutch
reserved West New Guinea for
future talks, contending that
the territory was not part of
the Indonesian island chain.
The Netherlands last spring set
up a New Guinea Legislative
Council-which includes repre-
sentation of the areas 100000
Papuan tribesmen-as a first
step toward self-government.
Indonesia claims it should
be the rightful ruler because
the Dutch East Indies colonial
government administered West
New Guinea prior to Indo-
nesian independence.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
j. ). Is Ready
Shoot Back
In Wet Nam
BY the Associated fress

United States helicopter crews
flying into South Wet Mans
guerrilla-intested battle zones
will shoot back if Communists
fire on them, say Pentagon
sources.
IF anybody shoots at them,
they're going to shoot back, be-
lieve me-" was the way one
official put it yesterday.
The United States. has sent
40 helicopters and 400 men to
fly them to South Wet Nam.
They will be used, the sources
said, to haul supplies and Wet
namese troops into isolated
areas where the soldiers can
battle Communist Wet Cong
rebels.
Aware Of Danger
The helicopters will be flown
by Americans and will remain
under United States control.
The aircraft themselves are
not armed, but the United
States crews will be issued such
weapons as submachine guns,
rifles and pistols.
Officials noted the danger
that Americans may be killed
or wounded in such supporting
actions, but one said the risk
is one "the country has to ac-
cept if the United States is to
get into this kind of continuing
effort to halt Communist pene-
tration."
So far the two Army hell
copter companies which landed
in Saigon recently have not
gone into operation, sources
said. Right now authorities are
weighing whether more 'copter
units will be needed.
There as Advisers
This is not a war where you
can pour in lot more stuff"
said one official, indicating the
solution lies in the right kind
of help rather than the
quantity.
He said the United States is
betting that the Communist
threat can be stabilized with
out throwing in United States
fighting forces.
Were not getting in there
to fight this war;" the Official
declared.
The United States intention
is not to lead Vietnamese troops
or direct their military op-
erationS.
1--WE try to influence them
when we think their methods
can be changed for the better"
one authority said. I'VE don't
tell them; we advise them"
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Continued From Page Al

SOhOAAuOu EAOAA oeS a.
conservatives with the Demo
cratic Party, even when repre-.
sented by a conservative can
didate.
Mr.. Lyons, himself. was q
Democrat for As years until last
year.
Among bills Mr.. Waggonner
promised to introduce when he
gets to Congress are measures
that would make all Federal
judges elective, end foreign aid
Immediately to any Communist
dominated nation, set up a
congressional investigation to
root out what he called fellow
travellers and other undeSir-
ables" from the State Depart
ment, provide for United States
withdrawal from the United
Nations If Communist China
wins a seat, and abolish the
Federal Civil Rights CommiS-
sion.
Lyons Loses Lead
A strong rural vote enabled
Mr.. Waggonner to overcome
Mr.. Lyons lead in Caddo Parish
(Shreveport). which cast near
ly go per cent of the vote.
But Mr.. Waggonner's 54.5 pei
cent of the 1921 votes was far
below the rs per cent polled by
Mr.. Brooks in 1860 when he de-
feated Republican Fred Nc
Clanahan 1885 to 16,827. Mr.
Brooks died September 16.
An undercurrent TO Republi-
can sentiment in the 4th district
was shown in the same election
when former Vice President
Nixon. the G. o. P. presidential
candidate, polled more than 40
per cent of the districts vote
to lead both the States Rights
Party'S unpledged electors
(backed by Mr.. Waggonner)
and President Kennedy.
Conservatism Stressed
Mr.. Waggonner in his victory
statement noted that he anc
Mr.. Lyons were conservative.
together in this race" and added
that 1.-The paramount desire oi
the voters was to choose a con.
stitutional conservative"
Mr.. Lyons called "the tre-
mendous vote given me under
the banner of the Republican
Party an effective rebuke
against those in Washington
who would transform the United
States into a socialist nation.
Evening star., 1961-12-20

gary. But the Russians vetoed
that.
1t was different in the Gen
eral Assembly.
There the United States and
a host of other countries -
along with Britain and France,
then under fire for what they
had done to Egypt-teamed up
overwhelmingly to condemn
Russia on Hungary.
Egypt Abstains
All Russia could do in this
case, since there is no veto in
the Assembly, was vote no. But
Egypt, which wanted U. N. ac-
tion against Britain and France,
wouldn't vote yes or no on
Russia. 1t just abstained.
So did Mr.. Nehru's India.
Then the United States got
its neck caught in a door when
it backed the rebel invasion
of Fidel Castro's Cuba. Russia
demanded this country be con-
demned. The u. N. wouldn't go
for that, but Mr.. Nehru criti-
cized the United States by call
ing its action intervention.
Next in the history of incon-
siStency came Mr.. Nehru him
self when India this week at
tackled and overran Portuguese
Goa.
Once more Britain and France
teamed up in the Security
Council to pass a resolution
calling on India to get out of
Goa. But Russia vetoed that.
And Egypt, which had hol-
Tered bloody murder when it
was attacked, not only Joined
Russia in voting against a re-
buke to India but demanded
that Portugal give up Goa.
If all this makes you dizzy,
just think how the statesmen
must feel.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Red China Supports
Indonesiun Stund

TOKYO, Dec. 20 (AP).-Red
China resolutely supports "the
just struggle" of Indonesia for
Dutch New Guinea, the official
news agency said today.
The Peiping regimes stand
was stated by Foreign Minister
Chen vi at a meeting with
Indonesian Ambassador Sukarni
Kartodiwrjo in Peiping, the
news agency said.
Evening star., 1961-12-20

Each luscious slice is
rich with choice fruits
and nuts, nesting
in delectably favored
batter. Order for gifts
you know will be well
coined. And kee p
plenty on hand for
your family and holi-
day guests.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
CORRECTION:

In Sears ad page A24of yesterdays Evening STAR the n
below incorrectly priced The Star regrets the
Evening star., 1961-12-20

examples prove it for them.
When the North Korean
Communists invaded South Ko.
rea in 1850. the United States
Britain, France and practically
everyone else, including India
voted for action against the in
vaderS.
Russia, which got its signals
mixed, was absent at the time
but came back strong by an
nouncing 1t would not try tc
get North Korea to call off the
invasion because the Soviets
were against butting into
others affairs.
Russia Changes Tune
But. when the United States
blockaded North Korea, Russia
calle d this aggression, ever
though the U. N. had voted fol
action. And Egypt voted against
helping South Korea. 1t saic
this was all just a West-East
rumpuS.
India, which went along or
condemning North Korea, which
is far away from the land Of
Prime Minister Nehru, voted
against condemning Red China
which is a next-door neighbor
when it attacked the U. N
forces.
Things got a little mixed UP
a few years later.
I In 1856 when Britis h.
French-Israeli forces decided tc
invade Egypt-the land of the
PharaohS, which wouldn't con.
denim the Red invasion of NORTH
Korea. went running to the
U. N. for help against her owr
invaders.
In this case, for a change
the United States and Russia
joined up against Britain anc
France. But in the Security
Council, Britain and France
which had condemned NORTH
Korea for invading South Ko.
rea, now vetoed a resolution
against themselves for doing
the same thing to Egypt.
India Backs Egypt
And India had something Il
say. In the General Assembly
although refusing to be un.
pleasant to Red China for goine
into Korea, India Joined the
United States and Russia ir
calling on France and Britain
to quit Egypt.
On this one the United States
had a little trouble deciding
what it ought to do. At first
it considered not voting at all
But, while all this was going
on in 1856, and at the very
same time, Russia, outraged
at Britain and France for at.
tacking Egypt, invaded Hun.
gary and crushed the Hungar-
ian revolt against the Commu'
mist bosses.
The Security Council-whict
included the United States
Britain and France, beside!
Russia - was for condemnine
the Russian attack on Hun.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Optimists to Present
$225 to Children's

The National Capital Optim-
ist Club was to present a check
for $225 to Children's Hospital
at the groups regular luncheon
meeting at noon today.
Debbie Herrell. 3. a patient
at the hospital, was to receive
the check.