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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

Christmas Special-You buy tailor
made Suit and I buy you sgt ex-
ira pair of pants made to your
own measurement-Fit Guaran-
teed-Act fast before it is too
late. Offer good to Jan. 20. Dads
Barber Shop. 0-1n
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

Poodle puppies. Axe. Registered.
All sizes, colors. SIS up. Alberta
Anderson, 1920 43rd Ave-,
Bothell, Washington. 11-10-9y
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

Will care for l child in my home.
Phi. 486-2329. 22-1y
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

Genuine Cultured Pearl Jewelry
Rings Earrings & Pendants :
half price. Large Selection
Hematite Jade, Ivory and mig
get Jewelry Open late in even
ing Saturday Open Sunday all
day. Shop at Dads and Save.
Dads Barber Shop 22-1n
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

New 100 watt transformer for cleo
trio train SET Phi. 486-2344.
22-1n
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

Axe Registered Beagle pups, $40;
IA fit. fiberglass boat, motor and
trailer with all controls and
many extras, 1925. C. R. Buse,
Phi. 487-5733 or 487-5547. Oily
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

Knudsen's and Knudsen's Outfit
tiers will be open from 10 am.
until 5 pm. on Sunday, Deem
Der "a. 22-1n
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

For your beauty needs call your
local Avon representative, Sylvia
Boucher, Phi. 486-5363. ism
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Notices

st$tetep3p&Sss33~esebts
Have you sometimes wished that
you could spend just ONE Holt
day SOBER? ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS, Phi. 486-5148 Or
486-2364. 22-1n
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FRESH KING CRAB - Cooked
daily. Will deliver. Packed for
shipping. Ray Martin, Jr. Pm.
486-2377. 22-1y
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CLASSIFlEDS
Classified advertising rates:
$1.O0 minimum for first 20 words
10 for each additional 4 words;
plus 2To sales tax
Payable in Advance.
B&J AUTO SALES

New and used cars. We buy and
sell. Dealer for international
Scouts. Phi. 486-2464. tin
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

ISLAND ELECTRONICS - Radio
& TV repair. Open II to 8 pm.
Phi. 486-2626. tin
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

MARTINS H ARBORV VIEW
PLUMBING & HEATING. Phi.
486-2422 day or night. Guaran-
teed work by licensed plumber
& steamfitter. Take advantage of
our free estimating service. tin
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1961-12-22

pieces, walnut buffet and din
ming table. $25. Inquire upstairs
above the Outfitters. Oily
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Vatican Paper
Voices Concern

VATICAN CITY, Sept. 20
(AP). L'Osservatore Romano
said yesterday Cuba's expulsion
of a bishop and 135 Roman
Catholic priests causes most
profound sorrow in the Catholic
world"
The Vatican newspaper de-
scribed the Cuban action as
the latest of many very grave
manifestations" and said it
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Priests Custer
Annoys Cunudu

OTTAWA, Sept. 20 (AP)-
Canada has formally expressed
concern over the deportation of
nine Canadian priests from
Cuba, Prime Minister John
Diefenbaker told the House of
Commons yesterday.
He said neither the Canadian
Ambassador in Cuba nor the
Consul was able to get permis-
sion to visit the Canadian
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Gordon Sworn In

DR.. Lincoln Gordon, a Har-
ward professor and member of
President Kennedy's task force
on Latin America, was sworn
in yesterday as United States
Ambassador to Brazil. He sue
ceeds career diplomat John M.
Cabot, who is now serving in
the State Department here.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

priests before they were ex-
PEELED Sunday night aboard a
ship bound for Spain.
It was a case of arbitrary
deportation of Canadian citi-
zens without any notification
or explanation, to. a third coun-
try, in a manner so precipitate
as to deny them an opportunity
to make even a minimum of
personal arrangements or to
communicate with the En-
bassy," he said.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

revealed the reality of the
church's situation in Cuba.
1T cannot leave untouched
all those who still have at
heart reasons for justice and
liberty" said L'Osservatore.
The Vatican newspaper said
it would limit itself for the
time being to this brief COM
ment to the news of the ex-
pulsion of Bishop Eduardo Boza
Masvidal and 135 priests.
Vatican sources said those
responsible for the expulsion
may have incurred automatic
communication.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Helpers Sentenced

Two accomplices of Herrera
Delgado and Diaz Rodriguez,
one a woman, received prison
sentences of 80 years each. The
woman was identified by the
radio as Georgina Gonzalez
Abrantes.
A firing squad in Santiago
de Cuba executed anti Castro
leader Nelson Figueras Blanco
yesterday.
Figueras Blanco was one of
10 persons who we're tried by a
revolutionary court Monday
night. The others were given
prison sentences ranging from
six months to seven years.
The Six-month sentence was
given to a woman, Mercedes
Ayala Garcia.
Those receiving prison sem
tences had been accused of
hiding arms in their homes.
The executions brought to Is
the total since September 8
and to GIG the unofficial count
of publicized executions since
Mr.. Castro took power in 1859.
Castro Charges u. S. Plot
Meanwhile, Mr.. Castro ac-
cused Fascist" priests OF plot
ting with the United States to
overthrow his revolutionary
government.
He said the clergy was work.
ing with the United States
State Department and the Cen
tral Intelligence Agency to
promote internal disorders and
organize an international cam
| paign against Cuba.
Mr.. Castro cited the anti
government demonstration that
began as a religious procession
in front of Havana's Roman
Catholic Church of Charity
September 10.
Despite the fact that one
man was killed, he said the
clergy went ahead and organ
ized another hostile demonstra-
ton last Sunday in Regla, on
. the outskirts of Havana.
Would Stop Permits
Warning that if this happens
again the government will not
issue permits for religious pro-
cessions, he said: when We
launch the masses into the
streets we will crush the gov
ernment's enemies"
Last Sunday the government
deported 1856 Cuban and for
eign-born priests, and the
Prime Minister said those ex.
PEELED for counterrevolutionary
activities will lose their rights
as Cuban citizens.
Mr.. Castro spoke at a rail-.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

rally Cuban MODS ito stamp
out the counterreyolutionary
worms" and promised that IF
they (the church, launch their
attacks we shall launch our
counterattack."
Charging that then United
States was planning an, inva-
sion of Cuba, Mr.. Castro said:
Imperialism has been taking
a series of measures with a
view to renewing their plans
of aggression against Cuba. y
Evening star., 1961-09-20

for awarding prizes to the win
ners of a popular song contest.
He denied rumors that the
government is planning a law
to take children from their
parents and put them under
state care. who would dream
of such madness?" he said.
The Prime Minister said the
rumor was part of plans against
Cuba directed abroad by the
Omitted States) State Depart
ment and inside the country by
the Falangist clergy"
Mr.. Castro threatened to
Evening star., 1961-09-20
More Cubon Dissidents
Executed by Castro

HAVANA Sept 20 CAP)-Fdel Castros firing squads ex-
ecued three today They were shot IN Havanas La
Cabana fortress after sentencing by revolutionary
tribunal .., -
One of the three Carlos Gonzalez Vidal was convicted as
leader of group that destroyed Havana largest department
Evening star., 1961-09-20


store by fire earlier this year.
Eight members of his group re-
ceived sentences ranging from
Is to 80 years in prison.
Cecilio Herrera Delgado and
Francisco Diaz Rodriguez were
executed in La Cabana for
treSS after being convicted OF
the rape of a 15-year-old girl
whom they allegedly attacked
because she was a member of
a Committee for the Defense
of the Revolution"
The defense committees have
been organized throughout
Cuba as a popular counter
intelligence network designed
to uncover anti Castro activ-
tiles.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

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for fashion. Smart little VEL
ours side sIonted with q
flourish or lightly perched
in piIIbox style. Lovely vel
ours hiehIiehted with sotin
glowing in Autumn's
fovorite colors. Surprise!
The piIIbox comes in desir-
oble large heodsizes. See our
excitineIy beautiful Mark
III collection.
MILLINERY SALoN-THE HEcHT
ALL S STORES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Rear End Accidents
Next Police Target

With the bad weather months
snead Detroit police BEGAN con.
cenlrstirg enforcement efforts
on violations that cause rear END
traffic accidents
Director Of Traffic William II
Polkinghorn SAID tina; histori.
cally rear-end collisions always
increase At this time Of the year
and this Is particularly true OF
the expressways
Slippery pavement. obscurcd
visibility. more hours OF DARK
ness. al lead directly to rear.
end accidents ne sid These
conditions aggrsYste The viola.
iIons that are factors
More than 90 per cent of
sur expressway accidents a. this
time Of the year are rearens
smashes The principal viola.
ion is following too closely.
with exceeding safe speed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Congress Commended
On Job Rights Law

WASHINGTON. D. C.. - Secre-
tsry Of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg
commended the sdjourning Con-
gress for lis prompt action in
passing Public Law 1891. an
amendment 10 The Universal Mill
tary Training and Service Act
assuring persons called 10 mill
isry service during the present
military buildup that their civil
ian job rights will be protected
for up 10 4 FEARS.
Il am grstified by the speedy
action Of Congress IN passing this
measure" me Secretary said.
II is only fair that those who
are called on to defend their
country should have reemploy-
ment rights when their service
is completed"
The Law gives members OF the
Armed Forces protection Of their
civilian job rights for UP to 4
years Of voluntary military serv-
ice. The 1861 amendment pro
yices that those reentering the
military after August ! OF this
year will not have prior service
counted in the 4-yesr period. II
the amendment had not been
passed. individuals who had sery.
ed 4 years during the Korean
crisis would not have been eligi-
bic protection under the law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
$500 CTS In School

vocational rehabilitation training
o. disabled veterans IL Michigan
fewer than 80 Korean seiersns
and 25 World War Two veterans
continue u receive training a
total Ct more than 1900 dis
sble5 Michigan veterans have
been rehsblli;sied since the pro
gram began. TIE law giving World
War Two disabled veterans re-
htbilitz'ion training under VA
auspices was extended IN 1850
70 July .. 1855 This applies only
70 badly disabled veterans who
could not enter training in tine
70 be rehsb.li,sted by 1850 Ma
,ionwide $500 disabled Korean
veterans remain in training
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
HaIIowe' en- Holds
Hazards For
Happy Hoodos

ANN ARBOR - Specialists a.
ne nlyessi;4 Of Michigan have
saed their annual warning 10
parents * INEXPERIENCED snouls
COLLINS and hoOdOos 70 neip them
through the urcanny hazards a
nsilo~een
Le~-fiyins witches or ground
sallopins ghosts should positively
not carry sharp or pointed insfrv.
renfs. or they may wind UP hsvn-
fsn1 hospital
Demons Of all types need plen-
r. n visibility Use burnt cork
or cosmetics in preference 70
masks And use luminous tape
On costumes This heighfens the
eeriDcss Of the costume. and helps
ward off such dangers as auto
mobiles.
Carry flashlight if desired
but nothing with open flame
such IS candles or oil lanterns.
Each Halloween. say the I'm doc
tors. hospitals repair q number
Of wizards who become careless
with fire.
And. they add. science still has
no sure cure for "Potergeisi D.
spepsis.r. This ghouIish stomach
ache IS usually caused By too
many trick-or-irest goodies. No
Iteration help.
The UNI specialists also URGE
homeo~ners TO keep porch lights
on for fhe guidance OF amateur
and inexperienced spooks. They
say despite legendary ability TO
walk through walls, these hoo
docs have knsek for tripping
'oser bushes steps and lawn for.
nifvre ard SHINING their eeso-
pIssm.
Parents can take other mes.
svres 10 come through Halloween
with . whole hoodoo: Warn
youngsters repeatedly against 60
ing into the street; make sure
tpooks under age eight have an
Older wizard 10 guide them; and.
" staging . party a. home. don't
make u too ehovIcish or you
fr'shfen The ~iis out Of the young
er COLLINS.
After all. they're just like
children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

exceeding 9 LEGAL speed arc e.
iaeilte tail lights and sop
lizhts also contributing suh,'ss'
llsll, 10 Inc problem
AS result. our enforcement
efforts against these violations,
principally following roo closely.
ere now being stepped up" he
said.
Director Polkinghorn SAL
rat during these months drivers
Should leave more room between
them and the car ahead
Too many Of our drivers are
c-iv.ng righi on the bumper q
the car ahead This can only lead
70 81 accident he said Ese-y
driver must give himself
Little more room and must as
Jas; his driving 10 the weaiher
ard traffic conditions Every
ono must be certain ne can stop
"a time IN an emergency
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Two Groups Join
10 Fight Bias

NEW YORK - Actors EQUITY
and the League Of New York
Theaters have made a joint agree.
ment which will in effect end
segregation in theaters through.
out the United States.
After June /. 1862. the agree.
meni holos. actors and producers
will refuse to perform or present
plays in any theater which still
requires the segregation Of Ne.
groes from whites in the audience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
VIC VET
SAYS .

Q-Follo1ing World War II.
! filed . claim for disability result
ing from back injury incurred
in service. The claim was not
allowed then because no record
could be found 10 show that
had been treated in the service
Tor q back injury Now after l6
years. . record Of my service hos
pitaIizs,ion for the back injury
has been found Will my claim
be paid re;roaciiyely back 10 the
date / filed it,
Alt may be paid retroactive
Iy il fhe claim is allowed. The
service connection would be es-
fsblished BY the record OF your
treatment IN The service. Your
disability will have TO be ad-
judged az least 10 per cent in
order 70 be compensate. And
il will have 70 be shown 10 exist
still and 70 have existed during
the past Is years. " you have
been hospisslized or treated by
a physician for your back in
Jury during this period. such evid-
enee will support your claim that
the disability has been continuous.
Q-Since brought a home with
q CT loan my family has increase
ed. ] have used my CT loan
rights. but is there any way |
can get supplemental CT loan
for remodeiing my home 10 pro
vide additional living quarters
A-Yov may get fhe loan qua
rsnteed by the va, u the holder
Of your present mortgage is will.
ing 10 make the supplemental
loan. Eligible veterans may Get
VA guaranteed svpplemenfsIs
loans for alterations. repairs or
improvements needed 70 main
tain their property or 10 svbsfsnti.
ally improve the INABILITY Of
their home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
Langston Hughes Published

r. C.s,elsrd. for . number Of
years lived il Chicago and
aN LTes II Mex York Ciiy's
Harlem Re $ presently a work
or : history Of The NAACP. soon
'c - pub. shed
THE BEST or SIMPLE i pub
.isrea n two editions piper 81
IS cloth Sc IS The paper edition
Is par 81 the American Century
Series Published d I'LL and
Wang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

Because we are all individ-
val spiritual ideas we should
realize our duty 10 God. our
self and our fellowman. And
upon thinking Of the great
power Of God who created
ali that is created We should
thank God that We are liv-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
FEAR No EVIL
god q great
III As -A Perfect O.a,

Note: The following article
wss written from my room
~ the Hoe! FisUeros while
on vacation in Los Angeles
CsIifornis.
God. the source OF mans
life and substance is great
The one Mind is po~es. knows
no evil. And for this very
reason every man woman
and child should observe and
discipline himself against any
belief thar esIl ls power Coo,
Love. Is al power
Isaiah invited the people
10 reason together.
Come now. and LET Us res-
son together. saith the Lord:
though your sins be IS scar
Ief. they shall be as white as
SNOW; slough they be red
like crimson. they shall be
as WOOL
II ye be willing and ohed-
lent. ye shall eat the good Of
the land.
But if We refuse and re-
bel. ye shall be desoured with
the sword. for the mouth OF
the Lord hath. spoken H.
Isaiah 1920
In this age we all should
be deeply grateful for ChTis-
tian Science. which wr- rls-
covered by Mary Baker Eddy
she has gwen TIE true Aew
idea"
Divine Science does not
put new wine into old bot.
Ties. Soul into matter. nor the
infinite into the finite. Our
false views OF matter perish
as We grasp fhe facts Of sPir-
il. The old belief must De
cast oui or the neu idea VIII
be spilled. and the inspira-
ton. which IS 70 change our
standpoint. viii BE- lost Now
Is OF old. Truth casts out
evils and heals the sick
S6H PIP 28i-282 27-2i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21

ina in This excellent zoe.
We should pray for orr
President. and for all Of Our
Statesmen that they NAV CON.
iinue worthy Of holding ,he
political position in cheek
With honor and devotion n
our country as responsible h.
diyidnsl representative of =
treat nation
Whatever happens nou
should be the great concern
Of all SO every individual has
2 part 10 play and We should
begin today TO look around
rs for the guiding Spirit.
God. the great Power and
law-giyer And be still and
know there is nothing 70
hspoen but good for all.
The Bible tells Us:
There is one law giler
rho is able to save aid h
DESTROY. who art thou thu,
iudgest another" james Z.
l2'
Jesus spoke Of worldly
csrefvIness and trust in Cod.
In the meantime. when
there were gathered together
an innumerable multitude &!
people. insomuch that ,neg
'rode one upon another ne
began 10 say unto ms dis.
c.oies first OF all. Besa are Re
OF the leaven of the Phari-
secs which is hypocrisy
Consider the lilies how
they grow: they toll no. they
spin not: and yet ! say unto
vov. That Solomon. in all his
Glory was not arrsyed like
one of these.
II then God 50 clothe the
grass. which is 10 day in the
field. and tomorrow Is cas-,
into the oven. how m1<h
more will he clothe YOU. O
sc Of little faith?
But rather seek We The
kingdom Of God; and all these
things shall be ADDED unto
you" Luke l2:l. q. %. 81
Let US begin 10 increase
our knowledge and under
standing Of the great pro-
tectise power or the Ole 6Ci
as first class citizens Of
America
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
But rather seek We 'he
kingdom, Of God; and all these
things shall be ADDED unto
-. .,1-o 11.1 D. 90 o..

Let US begin 10 increase
our knowledge and under
standing Of the great pro-
tectise power OF the Ole 6Ci
as first class citizens Of
America
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-21
RACE FEpC

JET10IT TEIEI-'7E ssTTR0s9 OF 2 ~
Evening star., 1961-10-23
West Berlin Gives
Submuchine Guns
To Border PutroI

BERLIN, Oct. % (AP).-West
Berlin police announced today
their guards along the borders
surrounding the city are being
equipped with Submachine
guns. starting today.
A police spokesman said all
guards along the city's border
with East Germany will re-
ceive the weapons.
Submachine guns also will be
given to policemen at certain
points" of the 25-mile sector
border, dividing Berlin, the
spokesman said.
Informed allied sources said
the issue of more effective weap-
onS to West Berlin's police on
border patrol had been under
discussion for some time. AS oc-
cupation powers, the three
Western allies have a final say
in all police matters.
West Berlin Interior Senator
Evening star., 1961-10-23
MoViieCeiIinq
Crash Kills |

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %
(AP).-AuthoritieS were trying
to find out today why the cell
ing of a neighborhood movie
house suddenly collapsed,
turning a fantasy world inside
into a real-life nightmare.
One woman was crushed to
death last night under the
tons of rubble. Officials said
so or more persons. including
many children, were hurt, none
apparently critical.
"I screamed and screamed
and jumped under the seat and
screamed some more as all this
stuff fell on top of the seat, "
said 13-year-old Ida Montelare.
Her Cousin Is Hurt
Dust and dirt fell on me
and I choked. 1t was all over
in a couple of seconds"
She escaped unhurt but her
Evening star., 1961-10-23

7-year-old cousin, Michael
Lenz, was injured. Bruised and
stunned as he was led to an
ambulance, Michael said over
and over: Il ran and I
crawled."
An audience estimated at IS
to 100 was in the one-Story
Nola Theater-about S miles
east of downtown New Orleans
the thriller "Homi-
cidal."
Fire Chief Howard Dey said
the projectionist told him there
was a sudden cracking noise.
A few seconds later, a two
foot layer of plaster and steel
mesh started crashing from
the 35-foot ceiling. 1t dropped
Evening star., 1961-10-23

in one massive piece like a
blanket. covering the entire
400-seat threaten except for
the last four rows.
The cause of the collapse
has not been determined.
WOman'S Body Found
Heavy pals of dust clogged
the air as crawling rescue
workers cut a hole near the
center of the rubble to pull out
the body of Mrs. Bertrand
Odinet, "a.
Evening star., 1961-10-23

About so policemen, 80 fire
men and so volunteers searched
the darkness with emergency
lights. They dragged shrieking
patrons from beneath the ruins.
Four priests stood by with
prayer books and rosarieS.
st. Claude Hospital Admin
iStrator Irving Fontenelle said
a pre-arranged emergency dis
aster plan enabled 13 doctors
to get to the scene within 20
minutes after the cave-in.
Evening star., 1961-10-23

Joachim LipschitZ, RESPONSE
BILE for the police, had asked
the allies for the arms.
West Berlin police so far had
been equipped with pistols and
along the zonal border some
police carried carbines.
The arms, the police spokes-
man said. are being supplied
from British Army stocks.