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Arizona tribune., 1961-09-29
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Arizona tribune., 1961-09-29

Time ripens oil things. No mon
is born wise. - CeTvunses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
Airport Drivers
Spokesman Sees
Strike Imminent

A strike of drivers for Air
port Transport, Inc, is immi-
nent, a union spokesman said
today.
The cab and limousine driv-
erS, members of Local 606, Air
Transport Union, supply much
Of the passenger service to Ma
tional airport. They received
strike authority from their
union two weeks ago.
Federal Conciliator James
A. Holden said today that ne
gotiations were deadlocked and
that no meetings have been
scheduled.
Bernard Dunau, attorney for
the union, said a strike will
be called at the discretion of
the committee.
Basic issues are the commits
sion rates which the drivers
receive and the hourly wage
for salaried drivers. The union
seeks a Al per cent commission
rate rise instead Of the cur
rent 1914 per cent and a boost
from $1.63 to SITS for hourly
drivers.
Joseph B. Danzansky, attor-
ney for the company, pointed
out that under recent fare in
creases granted by the Wash
ington Metropolitan Are a
Transit Commission, commits
sion drivers received a 10-cent
hourly increase and the hourly
Limousine drivers a Scent
boost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06

Dallas was the 14th largest
city in the 1860 census ano
Memphis was 22d.
The city operates 1875 ele-
mentary schools with 62,50C
pupils, of whom 1900 are
Negro.
Federal court orders to Dali
las to integrate call for a grade
a-year plan beginning with the
first grade. There are an esti-
mated 3,100 Negro first graders
this year out of $4,000.
Dallas Police Chief Jesse
Curry trained his force to cope
with any possible demonstra-
tons. He said, II am entirely
optimistic" after an on-the-
spot observation of Atlanta
peaceful desegregation last
week.
The Dallas Citizens Council
made up of heads of leading
companies. has sought to reach
all groups in Dallas with the
theme that racial disorders are
criminal and that indignation
is the law and must be obeyed.
Dallas Indignation followed
six years of court action after
the Supreme Courts 1854 rul-
ing that public school segrega-
ton is unconstitutional. The
school board this year decided
mot to continue the litigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06

3 dLAOAlt ONOORASA bAASAAAoC4NCG
with directing traffic.
School Supt. w. T. White
announced at 10:45 am. (EDT)
Is minutes after classes opened
that all 18 Negroes assigned
to previously white schools
were inside the schools.
He said no incidents occurred
In Galveston, IS Negro chill
dren began classes without
incident at previously all-white
elementary schools. Kinder
garten and first grades were
involved. Twenty of the 50
entered at Alamo Elementary
School on the city's West Side
In Dallas, most of the
Negroes marched in the front
door accompanied only by q
parent. In most cases they
walked through groups Of white
students who were playing OF
talking in front Of the schools
Some Of the parents took
their children in side or back
doors despite earlier instruc-
ton from Supt. White that
they arrive at the front door.
The integrated schools are
widely scattered in this city of
100000, where one resident in
seven is a Negro.
Dallas was the largest city in
the Nation maintaining segre-
gated schools until today
Largest now is Memphis, Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
TuxCheck Automuted

ATLANTA. - Electronic
checking of Federal income
tax returns is scheduled to
start next January at a pilot
center in Atlanta. Data will
be transmitted to a national
record center in MartinSburg,
w Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-06
Eight Dallas Schools
Are Integroted Quietly

DALLAS Tex Sept P)-Eighteen Negro first graders
walked classes in eight previously awhe today
without incident Dallas ntegrated its school
the first time.
Police with $50 men prepared to handle any possible
demonstrations after two of training odays
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23
Farmers Urged
To Test Soil

Farmers who intend to plant
legumes next spring should
have their soil tested now, ac-
cording to George Vapaa, Kent
county agent.
MIR. Vapaa gives several i'm
portant reasons for testing soil
at this time: laboratories aren't
crowded with soil samples, thus
testing can be accomplished
more quickly; farmers aren't US
ually as busy right now and
have more time to collect sam
Piles; and if the tests show that
lime is needed, there is more
time to apply it.
Another important reason for
testing soil now is that equip
ment is usually standing idle
and is available for spreading
lime and fertilizer.
Applying lime now gives it
time to dissolve and raises the
pH of the soil before planting
legumes, the agent says.
Lime is important for other
crops as well as legumes. MIR.
Vapaa lists these soil conditions
that lime influences.
i. Correction of soil acidity.
2. Improvement of physical con-
dition.
3. Increase in availability of
other minerals.
A. Increased decomposition of
organic matter.
S. Increase in the efficiency of
manures and fertilizers.
Soil should be tested at least
every three to four years. Sew
eral samples should be taken
from each field to insure accur-
acy.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23

Another main dish favorite,
pork, will also be in bountiful
supply in December. Pork mar
ketings during the last month
of the year will be nearly 10
per cent greater than a year
earlier. Prices will be moder-
ately lower than last year.
Use apples in preparing holi-
day meals as this fruit contin-
ues to be abundant and mex
pensive. Nearly all varieties
are available, so there is an ap-
pie to fit every need. The fruit
counters are full to overflowing,
too, with grapefruit. This years
crop is considerably above last
years and the average.
1t has been a good nut year,
also, especially for pecans, al
monds and peanuts. The pecan
crop is record large and the al
mond crop is the second largest
on record. Let the family enjoy
these crunchy It'd bits in full
measure in snacks, baked goods,
salads and other delicious dish
eS.
For either sweet touch or
as a sweetner, honey does the
job we'll. Honey production this
year will set a record-276 mil
lion pounds and grocery shelves
are stacked high. Use honey in
baking for long-lasting moist
cakes. The natural sweet is al
so excellent for glazing hams,
sweet potatoes, and apples.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23

Foods list of foods in abund-
ance will be a trio of popular
favorites-turkey, broiler-fryers,
and cranberries. All three may
be served as a feature attrac-
ton both for major and minor
meals and occasions.
The record turkey crop now
moving to market assures every
one of a low-priced holiday fav-
orite. Retail prices are the low
est they have been in many
years so fill your freezer with
a good supply. Be sure to Sc
lect turkeys that have the US.
D.A. inspection seal, which as
sures wholesomeness and helps
insure quality.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23
FARM NEWS
e7sxA1 .GSS}-
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAMILIES
OF KENT COUNTY
New High Production Pepper Variety
Released by Delaware Ag Station

A new pepper variety, Della
ware Belle, which combines
high production and resistance
TO tobacco mosaic has been re-
leased by the Delaware Agri-
cultural Experiment Station. Ac-
cording to Professor E. P. BraSh-
er, chairman of the department
of horticulture, University of
Delaware, it is an outstanding
pepper for the fresh market as
well as for processing. Devel-
oped under the pedigree number
Delaware 3, it represents twelve
years of intensive plant breed
ing and selection.
The fruits of Delaware Belle
are larger, blocker and have
thicker walls than those of Cal
ifornia Wonder which has been
a favorite variety. They are
glossy green, in the immature
stage and ripen to a deep red
throughout.
Delaware Belle have out
Welded all other varieties tested
at the University of Delaware,
according to Brasher. This sea-
son they produced 1872 tons
of marketable green peppers per
acre. The plants grow to a
height of Is to "a inches with
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23
Storing Mower
Properly Saves
Trouble Later

You can save a lot of trouble
with your power mower next
spring by storing it properly
this fall, says George Vapaa,
Kent county agent. A little ex-
ira effort following the last trip
around the lawn will save time
and maybe some expense when
you try to start it again next
spring.
The agent lists these steps to
follow to insure a good running
mower when the grass starts to
grow again.
l. Drain tank by running en-
CINE until the tank is dry.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23

adequate foliage to protect the
fruit from sunscald. In addi-
ton, they are resistant to to-
bacco masaic, a troublesome
pepper diease.
Development of the new var
iety began in l949, when Pro-
fessor Brasher started a hybrid
ization and selection program
involving a special strain of
California Wonder and a num-
Der variety, 52-12 developed by
DR.. c. M. Haensler at Rutgers
University.
The special strain of Califor-
mia Wonder was obtained from
a 20 acre seed field of the H.
P. Cannon and Son, Inc, of
Bridgeville, Delaware. This field
was secuted to find superior
plants with the most desirable
fruit type for processing. Out
of the many thousands examin-
ed, six plants were selected as
ideal speciments. These plants
were stripped of all fruit and
open blossoms and then Gagged
with a fine mesh cloth to pre-
vent outside pollen from fertil-
izing the flowers. Subsequent
plants produced from these
self-po | / ina t e d plants were
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23

2. With the engine still warm,
but with spark-plug-lead dis
connected, drain the crank
case and refill with fresh oil
of good quality.
;. Now remove the spark plug
completely and pour one %
ounce of sac number 20 oil
into the cylinder. Spin the
flywheel slowly by hand to
spread this oil. Then replace
the spark plug.....don't forget
to seat its gasket.
(. Next remove the blow
housing and clean all dirt and
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23

chaff from cylinder head and
fins. Do a thorough job. Re-
place the blower housing.
5. And the last one calls for
greasing of any bearings or
fittings--.-the owners manuel
spots the location of each of
those vital points.
If you let these jobs wait till
next spring, you're likely to find
rust and corrosion on the work
ing parts of the mower, and
gum deposits in the fuel filter,
lines and tank, Mr.. Vapaa in
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23

grown in isolation. The most
desirable ones were maintained
for future breeding work. One
of these "progenies" became the
female parent of Delaware Belle.
The male parent N. ]. 52-l2,
was selected because of its su-
perior resistance to tobacco
mosaic.
In the year following the or
iginal cross, a plant from the
Fl or fruit generation was back
crossed to the special strain of
California Wonder that had
been selected. Many selections
were made from the plants pro-
duced by this back cross. These
were tested in succeeding gen.
erations through 1861. Finally
a selection from the Flo gener-
alton which means 10 genera
tions removed from the original
cross, was chosen for naming
and release.
Seedmen can obtain founda-
ton seed for increase from the
originator, Prof. E. P. Brasher,
chairman, department of horti-
culture, University of Delaware,
Newark, Delaware. A limited
quantity of commercial seed
may be obtained from H. P,
Cannon & Son, Bridgeville, Del
aware.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-23
Record Turkey
Crop Reported

December is a festive and
gay month which will be graced
with rich assortment of plen-
tiful food, assuring traditional
generous feasting from start to
finish.
Headlining the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture's Plentiful
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23
Medical Care


(Confnved From Back Psye)
coLoRADos "MEDIcARE" SYSTEM. COVERING
THE oNE-THIRD OF ITS AGED PERSONS WHO RECEIVE
STATE PENSIONS, AND FINANCED BY A lo-MilLioN-
DOLLAR A-YEAR DRAW ON STATE REVENUES. IS IN
DEEP TROUBLE FINANCIALLY. A DiSLLUSioNED
LEGISLATURE HAS REFUSED TO BAIL IT OUT WITH
ADDITIONAL MONEY; SO BENEFITS HAVE BEEN CUR.
TAILED SHARPLY AND HEDcED WITH NEW RULES.
Hospital stays have been cut from n days 70 1S with
. cut to IS coming Hospital admission committees have
been organized and pensioners will have TO f into their
fornsifed statewide definitions Of what constitutes er
cal serious to get thru the doors.
The for disaster simple. The eligible
be something for nothing took sdvsn-
tase Of II. COLORADO HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS JUMPED
TO 446 PER ZOO POPULATION A YEAR, AGAINST i2l
PER 1000 FOR THE NATION. IT IS ADMITTED THAT
PENSIONERS SHoPPED FOR PHYSICIANS WHO WOULD
PiTAL.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23
PREMATURE DEATHS : "WACES OF SIM!
ADAM-EE MYTHS!

News 9.s) Services for MRS AMEYlLA SUE
REScHKE a. Bloomfield Hills will be at Christ Church.
Cranbrook died Sunday at Henry Ford Hospital after
o brief illness.
News 9-4 REQUIEM Mass for MRS. MORENO coYRo
a. will be al ST. Benedict Church. Highland Park. Burial
will be in Mason Mich. Attended St. Marys Academy
in Monroe and Marygrove College and was member OF
Women's City Club and Delta Psi Sorority ..."
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23


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a - s5p,,vrsss ssnsssetsss~ esold not beW. 70
n, r,usvrdsW q Lineels couNPsrssls - NE werySm
g Johm she espsiss. sceo&sresiens - Ms msss"'
M eus ekstos with vsS sswsy. even 49, NJ -
Of me wessd1 presenting . complete enc "".' 49,
tbs tS.sv ohsss- vss<hiwe ~ things svsm me ees""s
o. ,s wsssws~ revelation - NE ReAA shs 49, "ssss"
md she earth
OF shs exclusive REALITY Of suPersssvrssed' 'neor
rusb,s vw;uvsdsbss ounipresent heaven and ssssns'
nss excluding utterly she devil! - s'ssnme Aos"e"
fraud and MYTH mssqversdns as "Lordoed 0ens''s
27 ese) - ssssn seeking ps~vert the esvsps'ns Ss"
ess perfees cresfsr creation. Offspring v"vsss~
Genesis Isl chspfsv
v u.s. Man made in Gods image and IiksHsss - our
,ru. be;no never born never dyinsl made Of nsin
ite majestic spr not Of he devil and SEX! and wems"
- 'fvl ~ sresAlsI ueb|
moMeNTARv plcREssloN:
We don't hold sgsinst YOU your rejection o MARY
Baker eddv that is merely Saul OF Tsrsvs-ke hang
over! You will become full counterpart Of sss" Psv
p,vs when YOU beeome chrssike Christian Seenfss'
here or heresfsev accepting. with repentance s"o nom
y Gods marvellous. impressive Christ Science messsn
Science Of Sciences" Of he universe the v"serss'
Messiah rriIiennivm 70 sl Pecpsesi
And me writer speaks with authority - born
1877 that makes So years, doesn't "? Fovtysx OF those
wears have been spent in exhaustive religious research
under HE three GREATEST sesehers Of the universe
ovr Father Mother God. sIlhsrmonisvs Chr'sf Jesus
and their greatest Mary, BAKER Eooy-seo''Pea
etess revelssor revving primitive Christianity with us
lost element Of healing but whose higher mission IS 70
take away te sins Of The world! revealing the REAL
the new heaven and new earth!
Genesis 1871 - "And God saw EVERY thing thar ne
The one REAL Parent! Creator horered by the Cnlo.
LESS Christ Jesus had made and behold II was l-ts-i
very goodT
Best wishes. At your service.
Lovingly and irsprstionsily yours.
according 70 Christ,
Andrew Frvehsvf. Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23
Bible Society,"


Continued From Back Fd9eJ
The King James Protestant is senior basic Bible
Pastor We have Adsm-Eve pastors OF the flesn' -
9ovear plus Rip Van Wrinkles. the non-christ Scientist
erovl prisoners Of the devil necessarily in obvious
wekedness. but in involuntary error
Peter was ;sr times the OF fhe Cruel
fxion The onchrs Scientist clergy also need their Day
Of Penfeeoss1 And we shall see that they have II!
Gods Christian Science textbook reveals and Demon
rates Genesis l26273 Man. the offspring OF infinite
majestic Spirit Of and SEX Job dseerned the
status Of ssssn's phony ADAM Eve ofsPrns OF Adams
Ewes vrderovs Gains Jvdsse knaves and fools the ego
and psychology Of human births and psrenthood
Hence the imperative spiritual 'rebirsh Jesus to
ieodennvs Christ Science Messiah eIvedaon there
TO- which wicked and advIterovs generations could not
bear up the nartyrdom Of Lincoln. comparable to the
arfyrdom John the Baptist aeeeierafons OF he Mes
sishship Of the Christ
Jesus and Gods Incompatible prophecies, revelafor,
Mrs. Eddy demonstrated Gods male and femsie in one.
eternal divine spiritual individuality Mrs. EDDY FOR
more than 40 Of her nearly 90 years.
Blessed are the wombs that bear! - Jesus
This world shall pass swsy II does not actually exist at
all God made all that made, and made II very goodl
spiritual perfect The evil. fhe human and ihe mater
iaI" He did not make! do not actually exist! a si!
ST. Paul thereto: "The things temporal" -
MYTHICAL!
By This time you may svrmise that are al
against she psyehopsthe Rc. hierarchy involuntary.
spiritual prostitutes, and their births floods ivnsey
treason!
Lovingly and inspirstionsIIy yours,
according TO Christ.
Andrew Fruehsvf. Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:ms EneIs.
&C: Charles Henry Gabriel,
Publishers Agent. c.s. Hq, - Boston
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23
Youngsters

tContinyed From Page u
AND HOW MANY MILLIONS ARE CONC TO
HAVE TO - IN DEEP MISREPRESENTATION
REPENT OF THEIR SINS AND SPIRITUAL LUNAcN
IMPOSED UPON THEM BY THE DEVIL
GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND MYTH
WITH THE GLORIOUS AWAKENING, UPON MAKING
THEIR PROCLAMATION or REPENTANCE IN
DEPENDENCY TO DIVINE sELF-HooDi
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - CHRIST JESUS BEING
NO. ! - THE REALITY or ADAMEvE SINNERS,
THE TITLE OF GODS ETERNAL OFFSPRING
YOUNGSTERS ON A RAMPAGE, ARREST 53
AT LAKE GEORGE"
NY Trib. 1851
Boiling with energy. BEER and WHISKY. some Of the
na'ons youth ran wild early Labor Day and turned
such Usually sedafe places Lake George N.Y. and cier
mont. Ind, into Of riot
At the ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN resort Of LAKE
oeok0e more than 1000 boys girls tore shrovqh the
streets throwing beer houses screaming obcenes
and racing their motors Police volunteer firsen and
CIVIL defense workers rallied and brouuht them under
eon'ro with h'gh-pressvre wafer hoses.
ClERMoNT, SUBURB OF INDIANAPOLIS which
was playing host TO the national drsq races was invaded
early Yesterday by group Of $50 very thirsty hot<od
ooe IN search OF tavern that had not been shut down
by 'ndisns's liquor laws
Chanting I'VE WANT BOOZE WE WANT aeER"
ey marched on closed bar but before s,v were sbls
oown fhe doors, met defeat ~ ss hands Of local
pes reserve units from nearby state police barracks
sners deputies, civil defense workers and eve. ..r,s
sfsfs game wsrdens.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23
Titan

(Continued From Page II
IT MARKED THE 18TH SUCCESS IN SO TESTS OF
THE os-FooT ROCKET, WHICH CAN CARRY WAR
HEAD CAPABLE OF THE DESTRUCTIVE FORCE OF
MILLION POUNDS OF TINT TO A TARGET ALMOST
ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.
missiles with their destructive noses are sehed-
vied TO become eon,batresdy late this year.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23

(Co0ilnUeo from o9e& pe90
THE NoM.cHRisr SCIENTISTS = uNRepshIANs
SINNERS EVERY SINGLE ONE = 90 MOI
UNDERSTAND SUCH suolMAg. GveRNAl Ikvsns
ALL CONVENTIONAL D1ls ARE PRb0Vk1ss
OF THE DEvR!
GODS ONE AND ONLY ilFAlllB4
MASTERPIECE /! BIBLE PASTOR! MS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE rExTB00k!-
GUARDIAN LlBERAroR or BIBLES. CLERGY,
ALL or THE DEVILS ADAMS. EYES. 81 Al. - m
peRArtve TO APPREHeND GOD AND FAIHeN
oe CHRIST JESUS or A CREATION UNIVERSE.
WITHOUT BEGINNING AND WITHOUT snui
GENESIS ,.l NOTWITHSTANDING - WHICH NeAvss
I'm TIE BEGINNING, GOD CREATED THE HEAVEN
AND THE EARTH!
GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY. WOMAN OF
eeveI ALTON l2l S; Rc. Apocalypse RECORDED
DIVINE pIcTATIoN THAT THE INFINITE HAS NO
BEcINNlNcI
nseuoo, vANpAls COST TAXPAYERS MORE
THAN s1oo. 900 YEARlY.l
Detroit School taxpayers paying more '"s"
100000 year fhe actions OF unrviy children "soe
ausieIy supervised by their parents
VANDALISM IS BECOMING BIGGER PROBLEM
ALL THE TIME
WHILE THE DAMAGE CAUSED By ANY ONE CHILD
MAY BE SMALL THE TOTAL MULTIPLIED BY IHs
DISTRICTS 300 BUILDINGS RUNS TO sTAccek'"o
SUM.
as AN EXAMPLE, L'HoTE MENTIONED THE NEW
JAMESON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL At 5000 W. PHiLA-
pELPHA SCHEDULED TO OPEN FOR THE FIRST TIME
THIS MONTH.
We've already had five large piesvre-window psnes
Of GLASS broken said Repairs will cost sos TOR esen
window"
This vandalism can't be caused by grvdge sgs'nsf
.he school beeaus the school hasn't even opened yet
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23
Mp.y WIFE TAKEN FOR so YEARS.
WAGES OF sIMI
N Z. DoCT0Ry WIFE. IS. DIES IN AUTO
cash"

"prvmmondviIls, oUs.- The 7Sysareld Vvs month
bride os Dr. leonard Weinssoek NY phyesn YVES killed
car ssvvek rear OF trailer truck during heavy rain
s,ovy couple had taken motor trip through csnsds
ana were headed for ihs home Of the doctors father
70 spend labor Day holiday Dr.. wsnsseek On staff
q NJ sinsi Hospital in ny. City. NJ Tvs6 ~
DEVIL TAKES SATAN BOUND" ADAM FOR
20 YEARS! = IN Belief DEATH IS AN
ADAM-EvE MYTH!
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE HAS no BIRTHS.
DEATHS oeFoRmIrIEs. DISASTERS, PesT'leNces.
WARS!
SIN. MATTER" HELL. AND THEIR FATHER.
the DEVIL ARE GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUDS
AND MYTHS
HUSBAND, "a. ElECTR0cUTED IN hts HOME"
Monroe Carl J. Dinsiedne. "a. OF Maybe. was
elee,rocused while saving board in his home.
his WIFE, DOLORES TOLD POLICE SIZE WENT IN
TO AN ADJOINING ROOM AND PLUGGED AN exTEN-
SION CORD INTO llovoLT SOCKET so DINcLE0INE
COULD OPERATE THE ELECTRIC SAW. SHE SAID he
srlFFENeD, CRIED OUT AND FELL"
Free Press 95
The Detroit tribune., 1961-09-23
DEVIL TAKES SATAN BOUND" EVE FOR
35 YEARS /!

ANOTHER ADAM-EvE MYTH - LIKE SATAN,
COLOSSAL LIAR, DENYING THE PERFECTION or THE
ONE. REAL UNIVERSE - VERY GOOD!
GENESIS l:3I land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT he 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoREp BY THE cHILDLEss CHRIST JESUS u
HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS t-LS-1 VERY
cooDT
Evening star., 1961-06-07
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