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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
APPRENTICESHIP A SOURCE OF
ECONOMIC SECURITY"

p. l97. The Crisis, April 81
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The DEVILS ALL, ct al, HAVE FOR yEARs DE
sIRlcTeD ARBITRARILY, DEsPoTlcALLy ADAMS Eop
ArrkeNIlCtsHIP TO THE VARIOUS TRADES. AND
HAVE PRAcTIcED SEGREGATION AS WELL
WE Re'TERATE ALL NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST IA.
eok sARoNs ARE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL (, EVERY
SINGLE ONE EVENT
SATAN, VIA ADAMS EWES, MuRpERous GAINS
JuDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE eco n,,n nsI
GEOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
Hooo = RePuDIATED BY THE cH.I.LpI.E.s.e
eHK'sT JESUS ] - SEEKS TO FULFILL JEs,Is.
MARVELLOUS PROMISE or LIFE MORE ARuNp.
ANILY' WITHOUT UNDERSTANDING OF AND
ooeo'sNes TO- HIS REQUIREMENTS: SEEK We
eo,,s.'Sss ~. KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS RIGHT.
IoosNsss. AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL aE
ADDED ON TO YOUR Ok
See APPRENTICESHIP, PAGE 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
"WH0 IS A SAFE DRIVER"
VIII ID y SAfE DKIVEK
NEGLIGENT TO BE PENALIzED"
"sAFE NJ. DRIVERS TO GET ISL CUT IN
INSURANCE RATE"

NY. TrIb 4-I3
TRENTON NJ, Apr. 12-Insurance Commissioners
enares x. Howell announced today the state will put
new safedrver" merit rating insurance plan into ff,
for New Jersey owners on June l.
THE PLAN HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE INs,Ip.
ANcE DEPARTMENT BY THE NATIONAL BUREAU or
CASUALTY UNDERWRITERS AND THE NATIONAL I'M
DeRWRITERS' ASSOCIATION WHICH TOGETHER CON.
sIIIuIE MORE THAN 200 AFFILIATED COMPANIES L.
eeNSeO ~ WRITE AUTO INSURANCE IN NEW JERSEY.
Commissioner Howell said the safedriver nlan will
OTTER IS per cent insurance premium reductions 20 motor,
lists who attain threeyesr record Of aecdentfree dr;v
ana nave not been convicted of serious driving offense
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
TESTIMONY IN TOLEDO. OHIO. SECOND
CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST


CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
DETECTIVES: No. !: TO SHARE WITH TOLEDO AND
OHIO THE FRUEHAUF VERSION OF CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE AND MARY BAKER EDDY. LIFE MORE ABUND-
ANTLY!
No. 2: AIRPLANE SAFETY INSURANCE. GODS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK TO PLANE CREW.
HYMN No. Az - Music by Handel.
10Y TO THE WORLD. THE LORD IS COME,
LET EARTH RECEIVE HER KING;
LET EVERY HEART PREPARE HIM ROOM :"
BIBLE READINGS lst SAMUEL - REJECT YOUR
FALSE GODS Isf Chron. NEW T. - JESUS PARABLE
OF THE TALENTS - TO HIM WHO HATH SHALL BE
GIVEN!
TO HIM WHO HATH NOT - LET GODS MARVEL
GUS IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH EXAM
me YOU! AND GAIN EMPLOYMENT IN JESUS my
FATHERS BUSINESS!
"DIvINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET AND ALWAYS
WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED" !-p 46s, c.s text
book
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE TEXTBOOK READINGS
CALCULATING THE WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE
LIFE"
See TESTIMONY. Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

PSYCHOLOGY FOR LIVING"
mot YET THE CHRIST IN ITS SCIENCE,
BUT HIGHLY COMMENDABLE).
9:l5 AN. AND 10 PM, Mon. thru Sat.
WMUZ, 1895 FIN.
Substance is indicated in quote re Dr. cIvde Nara
mores book THE PSYCHOLOGY OF couNsELINc."
THE FINEST CHRISTIAN BOOK ON couNsELINc
AVAILABLE" Price, $3.o5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

Am. WORSHIP HOUR. Radio. RUNNING I'M THE
RED /! = WMUZ-FM 9:30-10 MON. THRU FRI.
REV. cEDERHOlM PREVIOUSLY. SPIRITUALLY
UNDERNOURISHED. OWING TO THE DEVILS SUC-
CESS. TEMPORARILY OF MISUNDERSTANDING,
cRUCiFYING,' GODS TWO GREATEST REPRE-
sENTATIvES SINCE CHRIST JESUS! = FULFILL
MENT WHICH wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERA
TONS" COULD NOT BEAR" = "A CON-
PLETE AND FINAL REVELATION VIA WOMAN
REV. l2l, S; Matthew l333) - GODS GREATEST
MARY, POST-LiNcOLN MARTYRDOM, INC OMPAR-
ABLE Prophecies REvELATOR - APPOINTED
TO COMPLETE JESUS UNFINISHED BUSINESS!
REV. CEDERHOLM: TIN A GENTLE ACCEPT
JESUS, BUT ONLY JEWS CAN CLAIM HIM AS THEIR
MESSIAH. :"
SUCH PATHETIC BLIND LEADERS OF THE BLIND! -
MISREPRESENTATION!
JEWS. so-caIIed. ARE NOT JEWS AT ALL!
See WORSHIP HOUR, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
Warning Khrushehev,
Mao, Tse-Tung, Et Al:
by Andrew +. Euehouf C.S.++.
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "ovr FaherMother God, aIIhar
monious p l6 Science Health Key Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission, who wildly the grace Of God-do Fruehavf-
Martin Luther Job in this age !! And how Science &
Health, textbook is Gods Liberator of the Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER is HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated inquiry!
The "vkewsrm" live in fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE = my WORKS AND GREATER" uEsUs).
AN ANGEL OF THE lord (IECI0Ns OF
ANGELS JEsUs) WILL TAKE 0vER-LIBERATE-
MILLIONS OF YOUR 1ECI0Ns' OF FLESH!
AN ANGEL OF OF THE LORD Infinite Love SLEW
liberated $4,000 IN ONE NIGHT !! AND, BEHOLD
IN THE MORNING. THEY WERE ALL DEAD
cORPSES' = VERY DEAD!
See KENNEDY INSISTS, Page
NATION FACING GRIM STRUGGLE
WITH s0vIETs"
NATION TOLD IT MUST BRACE FOR NEW TYPE
OF INVISIBLE WAR BEING WACED
BY OUR ENEMIES"
by Robert Branson, Lansing State Jor Wash. Bur- 425
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THAT is GLORIOUS FEAR NOT, LITTLE
FLOCK, IT is YOUR FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO
GIVE YOU THE KINGDOM" ! - Jesus
THE new HEAVEN AND THE new EARTH
THE REAL!
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE APPREHENDED VALIDITY
OF THE PRE-AScENsIoN AND POST ASCENSION
MARVELLOUS REVELATIONS OF THE CHRISTI
MY PoST-MARTYRED LINCOLN REVELATIONS
WOMAN COMPLETING JESUS UNFINISHED
BUSINESS, WHICH WICKED AND ADULTERoUs
GENERATIONS" COULD NOT "BEAR"l
See NATION FACING, Page
REFLECTED? DON'T GIVE UP COLLEGE"
NY. Trib. 4-l6
NO COLLEGE FOR ABE LINCOLN!
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SAYS:
DON'T GIVE UP EDUCATION THE SEARCH FOR
The CHRIST. TRUTH, VIA JESUS 90 YEARS RE-
TURN - FoREvERMoRE - IN HIS MODERN
KINGDOM THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT -
HEALER or THE NATONS'l - REvEIAToR
OF THE REAL, THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF SUPER.
SATURATED, INcoRRUPTIBLE. UNAVAILABLE
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
YOUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS MAN.
SONS ! - Christ Jesus
PART z
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES PRISONERS or
THE DEVIL IN VARYING DECREEsI
See REJECTED, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06
'Xennedyh Insists U.s.. Move
Boldly To Meet Dangers

NY. Times 4-Z9
~ BUT OTHERS MUST HELP
"WEIL FIGHT REDS - KENNEDY"
vows TO AID SUPPORTERS"
"PRESIDENT DECLARES US.
MUST LEAD THE CRUSADE"
Free Press 4-29
The NY. Times again:
TELLS PARTY RALLY NATIONS REAL FOE
is UkiNlLlINCNESS TO MAKE SACRIFICES"
u.s. 900 AT CHICAGO FETE"
"PREsIDENT DEFENDS PROGRAM AND CALLS
FOR CAMPAIGN ON RACIAL PREJUDICE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

TO. PRES. KENNEDY's SECRETARY
Fire Pipe-Smoking Dulles!
Alcohol And Tobacco Users Are
Not Spiritually Sane!! j
UNFIT FOR Membership IN GODS ONLY
SANE. HONEST. SATAN-FREE CHURCH,
THERAPEUTICS. HIS CHRIST. SCIENTIST J.
HEALER OF THE NATIONS = REvELAToR
OF THE REAL - Externally VOID OF HUMANS -
ADAMS. EWES. MURDEROUS GAINS, JUDAsEs,
kNAvES AND FOOLS - THE EGO AND PSYcHOLO.
GY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD -
REPUDIATED BY THE cHLDLESs CHRIST JESUS,
THE WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" - my
WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DO" - John
l4:l2-l7.
See DULLES. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-06

April 2o, 1861
Mr.. Pierre Ssnger,
Presidential Press Secretary
The White House
Washington, D. c.
Dear Mr. Sanger:
The enclosed two columns TO appear in next weeks
weekly Gods Detroit Tribune will be Of interest. comfort,
power, and inspiration, are sure.
We enclose copy Of wire sent the President
January 81. and would invite you make full use of
lis poenaes, by inviting chosen Christian Scientists TO
bear witness The Truth Washington D. C. has them;
has CS. Hq, Boston - Gods successor TO Satan
bound" Rome and Jerusalem
At your service.
lnspiraionsIIy yours, according TO Christ,
Andrew Fruehauf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
Airing
Evening star., 1961-05-14

egies and a number of other subjects. But |
think that many of our military men infected
with "secretitis." Their secrecy policies and pro-
cedures must be re-examined.
There is simple way to lift the giant lid of
secrecy over Washington. 1t is constant struggle
in which all must fight. One thing that will help
is new legislation. | am sponsor, with Senator
Carroll of Colorado, of s. 1867, which provides:
Z. All government records, rulings, reports and all
other papers specifically excluded for of
national defense personal privacy be made public.
z. Except as justified by reasons of national de-
fense, no order or rule of government agency
shall be valid unless made public.
3. Any citizen may bring suit in any Federal
District Court to compel such public inspection.
Enactment of such law would go a long way
toward ending the more fragrant examples of secrecy.
But it will take more than new law to end
foolish secrecy More and more citizens must
become increasingly aware of the dangers. You,
the voter, should realize that every time Federal
official wields that secrecy stamp unnecessarily you
and the people of your country are losing another
bit of freedom.
Laws will help end the secrecy mumbo, Jumbo.
But in the long run the key figure in the fight for
the right to know is the citizen who keeps vgilant
and nquiring eye on his government The End
Evening star., 1961-05-14
'0a{lOEN1m :,

Robin Hoods secret
wedPon: For years a
WOrld Var II research
project on a modern
adaptation Of the bow
and 0rrOw mGS kept
mh-huM. The House
Government Information
Subcommittee finally
Pried loose the secret
Evening star., 1961-05-14

citizen has the right to know how his money is
being spent.
With very few limited exceptions your govern
ment has no right deny you access to all the
facts than hired bookkeeper has to deny the owner
of business the right see his books. This is your
government. You own it, you pay for it. You have
a right to know about it. And, yes, you have duty
to find out about it.
The Ashs in Congress
Not all government secrecy conceas wasteful
spending or graft But the snap reflex of any official
OH the verge of exposure is shroud his error by
claiming secrecy privilege. Time and time again
investigators have pryed the screen aside and
covered influence peddling, embezzlement and other
violations of the public trust.
We in Congress have begun to meet the problem
OF unnecessary secrecy.
In the House of Representatives the Government
Information Subcommittee, brilliantly led by Rep.
John E. Moss of California has handled nearly 200
of Federal abridgement of freedom of nforma-
ton. In over half the cases the Subcommittee
succeeded in freeing the information from the
censors. The House Committee has been at work
six years. The Senate Subcommittee on Constitu-
tional Rights also has been working on the problem.
The vigilance of the two committees has prevented
much unnecessary secrecy
Two other nongOvemment groups - the Ameri-
Society of Newspaper Editors and Sigma Delta
Chi, the national journalism fraternity -ha waged
long and courageous battles against unnecessary
government secrecy.
But fear that the cases of unwarranted secrecy
which come to light are only the top of the iceberg.
Beneath the surface vast amount of information
continues to be withheld.
Evening star., 1961-05-14

SecGecv SpTeo0! Lun me HTengh or our
Armed Forces be gauged By the peanut butter
they eat2 One government agency thought so
Perhaps the worst offender in silly secrecy is the
Department of Defense. A classic example took
was launched. For some reason only 88 of the many
hundreds of men working on the project were told
its real purpose: to place in orbit communications
package which would broadcast a taped message
from the President Of course all of the employees
had been cleared for top secret work.
To keep the secret from the others, the 88 men
had to sneak around the missile site at night altering
circuits and rebuilding parts of the missile changing
what had been done during the day by the people
who didn't know what the real purpose of the missile
was You can guess at the confusion this caused,
and how much money was wasted
The Penf0son's secret photo
On another occasion the Defense Department
refused to declassfy photographs of the Titan
missile for months after it had been stored outside
a factory near Denver, viewed by local residents,
seen on television and photographed from hell
copter. Finally - two weeks before the 1853 Con-
gressonal elections, pictures of the President view
ing the missile appeared. The Pentagon claimed
it had wanted to avoid premature 'ballyhoo." Or,
putting it another way, they wanted the ballyhoo
but at time of their choosing.
Let underline one point: In the interests of
national defense, it is absolutely necessary to
cI0ssif, Information about rre0pOns, codes strut
Evening star., 1961-02-17

plate or needle hole, tension
is very important.
To increase bobbin tension
reverse bobbin in case, or
turn bobbin screw slightly to
the right.
To decrease bobbin tension,
place bobbing in case as for
regular sewing, or turn screw
to the left. If top thread loops
tighten top tension with
preSSer foot down.
-
QUESTION. Once I was
told how to stitch darts. That
is. which direction to go in.
But I've forgotten which it
is. Could you tell me? Mrs.
R. C.
ANSWER. Stitch darts from
the wide end and taper the
stitches gradually toward
the point.
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= \
A booklet containing IS
ideas for gifts you can make
is notD available. These gift
ideas haue been selected from
Patricia Scott'S most popular
columns. To receiUe a copy
of rs Gifts You Can Make"
1Orite to Miss Scott in care of
The EUening Star, incloSing q
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enrelope and 20 cents to couer
printing and handling costs.
Evening star., 1961-02-17
SEAMS
TO ME
Even Expert Sewers
Sometimes Have Trouble
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

Encouraging note for be-
ginnerS: Even women who
have sewn for years have
trouble with something oc-
casionally. So, don't despair
If everything doesn't seem
right on your first few at
temptS.
y
QUESTION. I have been
sewing for 80 years and one
thing still bugs me. When
making rounded collars such
as the Peter Pan type, the
edge always pulls as though
there is a strain there and
it's lumpy.
After trimming the seam
allowance I always clip here
and there, but that doesn't
seem to do the trick. Please
tell me what to do. Mrs. ]. M.
ANSWER. First of all,
don't just trim the seam al
lowance, but blend the seam
edges. In other words, trim
the facing very close to the
stitching.
If the collar is interfaced,
trim so it's just a little Wild
er, and then trim the outside
collar a bit wider than the
interfacing.
Instead of clipping, you
must cut wedges at even in
tervalS (aS illuStratedD to re-
move bulk and strain. But,
only cut enough away to al
low seam edges to lie evenly
and smoothly.
Il
QUESTION. I enjoy your
column so much! Now, should
coats and dresses be even
from floor to hem all around?
Or is there any trick for max
ing them more becoming to
the legs and figure Miss v.
G..
ANSWER. Thank you.
Hens should all be even
from floor to hem all around.
An uneven hemline will do
nothing for your legs or fig
ure. One that dips in the
back will only look as though
your coat or dress is falling
back off your shoulders, max
ing the garment hang wrong.
. y
QUESTION. I have tried
and tried to work with elastic
thread but have a terrible
time. There are so many
things you can do with such
thread and I'd appreciate in
structionS on how to handle
it. Miss C. F.
ANSWER. u Wind elastic
thread on bobbin by hand
without stretching. o.
Thread top Of machine with
regular sewing thread. using
medium size needle. 81 Since
elastic thread should stretch
easily as it is brought through
Evening star., 1961-02-17
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Friday, FebFuov ", 1861

dents of the Greater WASH
ington area who are United
States citizens between the
ages of 18 and 80.
Applications and further
information may be obtained
from Mrs. Henry KalmuS. All
contest entries must be de-
livered by February IS to Mrs.
Blake Clark.
Evening star., 1961-02-17
In Competition
Chapter to Aid

The Washington Chapter
of the National Society of
Arts and Letters will hold a
local run-off for the National
Career Awards Competition
in sculpture. The award Of
81 900 is available to resi-
Evening star., 1961-02-17
4APPY WORLD or COMFORT FOR BABY

A. Sleepy.Dryee dioper-cover by Mo-
della in water repeIlent, soft cotton
knit. White only to years. l.29
B. Trainy.Dryee dioper liner by Mo-
della in treoted porous cotton knit
fobric. One size fits any dioper Box
Of 3, 2.98
c. Trainy.Dryeo new training pants
by Modelo in four layers of treated
cotton to help prevent accidents.
White. ! to 4 years, 159. 5 to s years,
1.79
d. Baby Atkins nursery pad with
highly absorbent, Sonforzed cotton
cover. 34"x52", 3.99. Other sizes
69c to 3.98
E. Baby Atkins crib blanket in soft
blend Of Avseo royon and Orion ocy-
lie. Washable. Baby pastel shades.
42"x6O". 5.9S
F., G. and H. Sterncroft pIoycIothes
in stretch fabric of 5O9o nyIon, 5O9o
Oocron polyester. One size fits 6
months to l8 months. Checked
coveroIIs or butcher sets in pink.
On blue with white Each, 399
J. Keystonee Snap-On Diapers elm
mate pins and folding. In four layers
Of heavy weight birdseye cotton for
extra obsorbency. Diaper adjusts to
boby's weight and size. Package Of
II. 498
Not shown Keystone@ pre-foded
contoured diaper without snaps. 399
Mail and telephone orders invited.
District 7-53OO, Extension 1928.
WGL-The Nursery Corner, 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Mission Finished
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Fair
tonight, low near 60. Partly
cloudy, warm tomorrow with
chance of a shower in the after
noon or evening.
Maryland-Fair tonight, low
81 to so. Variable cloudiness
tomorrow with chance of scat
tered showers in the afternoon
or evening. High 76 to 80.
Virginia-Fair tonight, low
54 to 81. Partly cloudy tomor-
row with chance of scattered
showers in afternoon or eve
ming, high rs to 81.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Variable winds to
Is knots tonight. South to
southwest winds becoming Is to
20 knots tomorrow. Fair to-
night. Partly cloudy tomorrow.
Visibility S to 10 miles.
Pollen Count
The D. c. Medical Society re-
ports a pollen count for the "a
hours ending at 9 am. today of
3 grains per 3.6-centimeter
square slide area.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
BoIoguer Courts
OAS on U. Trip

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Do
minican Republic, Sept. 80
(AP) President Joaquin Bal
aguer's trip to address the
United Nations General As
sembly is viewed here as a
move aimed at ending The iso-
lation of this country from
the American family of ma
tions.
Mr.. Balaguer is scheduled to
leave here for New York to-
morrow.
His plans were announced
last night as opposition po-
litical factions put finishing
touches on their list of de-
mands for joining in a coali-
ton government under a for
mula outlined by Mr.. Balaquer
last week.
When Mr.. Balaguer returns.
he is expected to undertake
a close study of the opposi-
ton demands for joining a Goa
lition with the political heirs
of Generalissimo Rafael L.
Trujillo, who was assassinated
last May.
Diplomats said the mild
hammered bachelor President is
expected to deliver an address
heavily pointed toward West
ern interests in hopes of swing
ing doubtful Latin American
countries into supporting re-
moval OF the diplomatic and
economic sanctions.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
G. o. p. CHAIRMAN
BEATEN m RACE
WITH THE STORK
By the Associated Press

Republican National
Chairman William z. Miller
lost his race with the stork
yesterday.
His wife Stephanie gave
birth to her fourth child,
a girl, at George Washing
ton University Hospital
while Mr.. Miller still was
en- route by plane from the
Republican Western Con-
ference at Sun Valley,
Idaho.
Mr.. Miller, q New York
Congressman, was to have
been the conferences main
speaker at a dinner. He left
to hurry back for the
earlier-than-expected birth.
But he didn't make it in
time.
The latest addition to the
Miller family was born at
11:03 am. (EDT), weigh
ing 7 pounds 81a ounces,
and doing fine, according to
the hospital report.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Missing Man, II,
Found Dead

Joseph Bohemia, II, a resi-
dent of D. C. Village since last
year, was found dead near the
west end of Benning Bridge this
morning.
According to Homicide De-
tective Alfred S. Hack, the body
was found lying on a bank by
James R. Waters. 30, Of 5400
Bass place S.E. as ne walked to
work.
Mr.. Bohemia had been miss
ing from the District institu-
ton since September %. An
autopsy is planned.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

liminary to Mr.. Nixon's deci-
sion to run for Governor.
The question was raised
about a month ago, what about
other Republican contenders?"
Mr.. Killings said. Nixon cut
off debate. He said there would
be no deals to get any one out
of the race if he decided to
run himself"
Mr.. Knight has charged that
"a Nixon emissary offered him
a secret deal to withdraw from
the gubernatorial contest.
Ridiculous" said Mr.. Hill
ings.
"Preposterous," said John
Krehbiel of Los Angeles, Re
publican State chairman.
Not one of the California
delegates here spoke up in be-
half Of MI. Knight.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
AID 10 Drop
Part Of Staff
BY the Associated Press

Government panels are re-
vising records of 700 foreign
aid workers whose efficiency
ratings are in the bottom 10
per cent. Employees who don't
pass muster will be dismissed.
The other employees of for
eign aid agencies, approx
mately $500, will be auto
matically transferred to the
Agency for International De-
velopment, to be set up soon.
AID will take over from the
International Cooperation Ad-
ministration, the Development
Loan Fund and other Federal
units which have been han
ding the United States over
seas assistance program.
Congress authorized tn e
change, which President Ken
nedy expects to put into effect
within the next few weeks.
Under provision inserted by
Congress, a review Of the en-
ployes with efficiency ratings
in the low 10 per cent must
be undertaken before they can
work for AID about 1000 are
employed in all.
AID officials said three
man panels are now reviewing
the approximately TOO cases
to see who should be dismissed.
In order to protect an en-
ploye from being fired un-
fairly, they said yesterday
a special appeals board on
which senior officials will
serve is being set up to con-
slider appeals from employees
given dismissal notice.