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The Sidney herald., 1962-06-06
MEMBERSHIP INCREASES
IN TOPS. CLUB

The eighth meeting Of the
TOPS. club was held in the DR..
Banner Clinic building with 80
members in attendance. A social
evening of games and singing was
enjoyed following a brief business
session.
The next meeting will be on
June 9th in the clinic basement,
the regular meeting place. Each
member is asked to bring a chair
that if possible can be left there
until enough chairs are obtained
for the meetings. The club is still
trying to buy some cheap folding
chairs, but to date has not been
able TO locate any for sale.
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-06

son to Ronald Wick. B.P.O. Elks
scholarships of $4,000 each were
presented by George Norr to Kath-
leen Price and Gary Habedank,
leadership; Barbara Weitz, and
Ron Wick, scholarship.
KiwaniS English awards con-
sisting of framed certificates for
outstanding accomplishments in
composition were presented by
Fred Mielke to Julie Kallevig,
Senior; Kathy Johnson, Junior;
and Nancy Iverson, Sophomore.
For the American Legion Aux
iliary, Mrs. Howard Sarbu pre-
sented Girls State awards to dele
gates Roberta Hall and Connie
|Schields. alternates Patty David
son and Carol Doyle. Boys State
recognition was made by Floyd
Sax: Elks delegate Ronald Rounce,
alternate Gordon Simard; Kiwanis
delegate Kenneth Mcdonald,
Alternate John Levno; American
Legion delegate Neil Hartman,
alternate Wayne York.
Key Club president Kenneth Nc
Donald presented the Sandy Min
niger to Grant Hanson. This
award is made to a boy making
outstanding contributions to SER
vice of others while utilizing cap
abilities in his own development.
Recognition for outstanding per-
Torrance on the National Educa-
tional Development Tests was
made by Robert Rattan to: Danny
Kemmis, Richard Williams, Robert
Knopp, Lee Hansen, Karen Han
sen, Bonnie Mercer, Karen Hyde,
Eugene Kruger, Shirley Iversen,
Richard Vallejo, Ray Hartman,
Bob Zadow, Julie Amestoy, Karen
Murray, Terry Verhasselt, Karen
Ruffato, Linda Amestoy, Dorice
Herrick. Susan ZieSke.
The following members of the
Emma Willard Chapter of the Flu
ture Teachers of America received
service pins from Charles Kraus:
Marianne Sorensen, Dorothy Fra
sea, Sharon Enghusen, Marilyn
Stotts, Linda Petersen, Walter
Weaver, Kay GoSS, Grant Hansen,
Bobbie Hall, Ron Harper, Alice
Dave, Linda Amestoy, Karen Ruff
fatto.
Band Mother award medals
were presented by Mrs. Joe Mock
and band letters by Orlan Strom
TO: Sandra Beagle, Dennis Evan
son, Linda FoSs, Dennis Herrick,
Duane Johnson, Kathleen Johnson,
John Levno, Kenneth Mcdonald,
Myrna McVay, Patty Mock, Lor-
raine Dian, Robert Petersen, Betty
Hoffman.
Other band awards presented
by MIR. Strom were as follows:
Ratings of l at the District Fes-
| tival in Glendive; SoloistS, Judy
Sunwau, Kathleen Johnson, Lucie
Angel, Dorice Herrick, Karen
Hansen, Lee Hansen, Peter NAL
tese. Ensembles: Flute Duet =
Judy Sunwall, Kathleen Johnson;
Flute Trio - Kathleen Johnson,
Judy Sunwan, Jackie Yoder; Flute
Quartet - Kathleen Johnson,
Judy Sunwall, Jackie Yoder, Betty
Hoffman,; Clarinet Choir - Bar
bara WeitZ, Sharon EnghuSen,
Gary Habedank, Linda Foss, Ken
meth Mcdonald, Patty Mock, Judy
Redman. Paula Kaneski, Don
Mock; Clarinet Choir - Kathy
Viestenz, Donna Buechler, Karen
Ruffatto, Brenda Quilting, Cynthia
Jensen, Richard Stube, Sandrs
Mcintosh; Cornet Duet - Karer
Hansen. John Levno; Cornet Trio
- Paula Strom, Karen Hansen
John Levno; Baritone Duet =
Robert Petersen, Lee Hansen
Brass Choir = Karen Hansen
John Levno, Duane Johnson, Den
mis- Evansen, Dennis Herrick, JOIN
! Lee, Robert Petersen, Lee Hansen
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-06

ielson, Doug Quilting, Roger Ed
mondSon, Neil Hartman, Ken Nc
Donald, Bob Fladmo, Ron Harper,
Gene Hueth, Wayne Swigart,
Wayne York, Ray Hartman, Jim
Ness. John Eggart, Bob Schmoll;
Track Numerals: Dennis Bux-
baum, John Fischer, Jay Sissel,
Don Bentson, Don Mock, Steve
Palmer, Dennis Evanson, Ron
Rounce, Jim Bruggeman, Dale
Norby. Dick Vallejo, Dick Herman,
Bob Zadow. Captain Stars: Foot
ball: Doug Quilting, Steve Palmer;
Basketball = Bob Fladmo, Ron
Harper; Wrestling - Ron Wick.
Special Awards: Silver Belt Buc-
kle - Doug Quilting, Lettered in
three sports for two years; Bronze
Belt Buckle - Roger Edmondson,
Neil Hartman, Ken Mcdonald,
Lettered in three sports for one
year; Ron Harper = Silver Track
Shoe, High Point man in track.
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-06

Qualified non-farm families in
rural areas and towns have bene-
fitted by these rural housing loans
as well as farmers and this was
made possible through legislation
that was passed by Congress last
year.
Information and applications for
rural housing loans can be OBJ
tanned from the FILA supervisor
headquartered at Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-06
r.U. VICTORY LOCAL
TO MEET THURSDAY. JUNE 2

There will be a regular meeting
of the Farm Union Victory Local
on Thursday evening, June z at
the Girl Scout Cabin. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged for the
evening, to be preceded by a $50
pot luck supper. All members are
urged to be in attendance and
everyone is welcome.
The Sidney herald., 1962-06-06
FIRE DEPT. CALLED
TO WALT BECKER HOME

The Sidney Fire Department
was called to a fire in the Walt
Becker home in southeast Sidney
when fire was discovered in a
davenport in the Becker living
room, about 7:45 Thursday even
ing. Damage was limited to the
loss of the davenport and some of
the children's clothing stored
therein, and to smoke and water
damage to clothing, furniture and
the room. No estimate of the dam
age was available. Cause of the
fire has not been determined.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14
Smut PeddIers =


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can be somebody sent away for it, In this case u
may even have been the husband.
So please, Ann Landers. TO use your phrase-"Wake
vp and smell the coffee"-HORSE SENSE
DEAR HORSE: Sorry. you are mistaken Smut deal
ers can and do through devious methods get their grubb
hands on all sorts Of mailing lists
For examples recent investigation by postal suhori-
es revealed pedders obtained the names and ad
dresses Of stamp collectors coin collectors and Hover
lovers.
So-l'm passing the coffee back to you.
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InteFdep pehdence -
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OR PROVIDE FOR ITS COMMON DEFENSE on ppomovs
rs csNeRAl WELFARE OR SECURE THE BLESSINGS
OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR PosreRlry~
AND he ADDED. BUT JOINED WITH oTHEp epee
NATIONS WE CAN DO THIS AND MORE"
This Declaration Of Inisrdependenee with which N.
President celebrated he Fourth Of July was not an pro
vision OF soqvsnee merely helps explain purposss i.
ready partly fulfilled helps justify policies only partly
understood. '''
follows upon passage Of foreign trade act which -
u not sweeping as the Common Market In Europeis d.
ssned 10 set up TRANSATLANTIC commercial relations so df
- oeeree from what went before TO bs indeed
d'ferenf in kind u The European Eeono;e o
MUMMY moves toward expansion which may make shs
n'ssesf mass market in the world and more non,ou.
trading area than the Soviet Unon and with po;iie. s.
GRAFTON OF Europe as its basic aim.
:" o0" me PRESIDENTS independence Day speech and
IN american policies throughout much Of he postwar n.
oo an awareness OF these facts has been indicated and m
qoen'y supplemented The directions have been So, bo,h
ny me course OF world history he American
TO history. AND IT WAS HISTORY AS WELL AS EoRE
SIGHT THAT SPOKE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL, Annprec
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14
Weather
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FRAUDS AND MYTHS Genesis lao: - MAN -
GODS IMAGE - DIVINE. II: GODS MALE AND FEMALE
IN ONE AS PER c-h-IL-D-L-E-SS JESUS AND GREAT
EST MARY. BAKER EDDYs MORE THAN 20 YEARS
w. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED
BY THE c-H-Ll.D-L-E-Ss CHRIST JESCS!l HAD MADE.
AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS l-Ls-l VERY coop1
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14
Cheating Drivers =
(Continued from Back Page)
"AS OUR READERS SEE IT
mo RENEWAL OF LICENSES Until
TICKETS ARE PAID"

Free Press 6-ZB-oZ
WELL. WELL in my innocence, naivefe or perhaps
Just plain stupidity. have long imagined that when
or If was qiven traffic ticket the only thing to do was
send off check in the very next mail or the paddywagon
would back up my door and load me in gnomn'ous'Y
with my drivers license possibly lifted to boot
Now we learn that unpaid tickets here total nearly
hafmiIon with loss Detroit Of around cool SIS
million Wow What couldn't Detroit do with all that
money right now especially with the suburbanites being
so nasty and Un-cooperatve.
SERIOUSLY THERE SURELY MUST BE SOME WAY
THIS ENORMOUS LooPHoLE CAN BE PLUGGED AND
WHILE ASSUME THE BEST BRAINS OF THE CITY ARE
AssIDUoUsLY WORKING ON IT. MAY OFFER suc-
CESTloN?
When traffic ticket is issued surely the cars license
number shown it, surely the identity Of the owner is
known. Why then cannot all tickets not paid within
reasonable time be reported to the Secretary OF State the
licensing division and there kept file. No renewal OF
driving license would be valid until this list was checked
for violations against the Of the applicant.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14
Satan Robbed

CONTINUED from Page ~
GENESIS. FIRST CHAPTER, is OF AN
AUTHENTIC, ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT
SECOND CHAPTER IS A SATANIC,
MYTHICAL, "noteriuI," MANUSCRIPT =
AN ALLEcoRY, MYTHOLOGY
Dear Brother cedarholn After than AZ OF my
20 years Of exhaustive religious research say GOO com
peIed me TO declare myself MAJOR PROPHET Or ne
LORD, WITH A WORLD MESSAGE AND MISSION = ''zz
= aoe 30 the same age at which Jesus began His pub
lie ministry! .
Our blessed sIIwse, loving "Father-Aoher God. all
harmonious has given this writer he apprehension OF his
true eternal sonship the man Of Jesus Genesis '26
the true sefhood Of everyone - AdamEveIess never
born never dyinq - siness born Of sinners - OF
woman, vneIesn lob, Old IT,
NON-CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY, ct al,
dshonor God and Christ Jesus, in accepting as keAI
The things that temporal tSt PAUL! whereas
their UTTER NOTHINCNESS - Of the evil! the human
the material are demonstrated by the adequately pure
in heart" Gods highest chosen chrsfke Christian Sci
enis See pages g. 192 of Gods Christian Science fexf
book for the REAL
Much more could be said but that is. perhaps. all tor
now You may phone the writer. long distance, collect
should you desire = sfstIer phone: Woodward 10000
(57o; Personal phone: Woodward 1861
WARNING: PETER THREE TIMES A LIAR!
Every mortal liar" - God TO st. Paul to vs. in
Romans.
And God TO Mrs. Eddy, TO US tp Of her Misee''ane-
Gus Wrfings THE total depravy Of mortas ALIAS NOR
tai mind! - that pseudo, an-Chrst Adam-Eve earnaI
mind Of the DEVIL gigantic Adan-Eve fraud and MYTH,
masqverading "Lordcod" and his pseudo bvresqve,
human, so-eaed man of The dust Of the ground -
MYTHS - NOTHNcNEsS J. declares and demonstrates
Gods marvellous npers Christ Science Messiah, Sci
enee Of Sciences" Of the universe!
Lovingly and nsprationaIy yours. according to
Christ with you aIway' - who left invisibly and
HAS RETURNED m LIKE MANNER! in His
modern kingdom, in Ny, Gods and only
SANE, honest, Satan-free church, therapeutics,
NY, Christ, Scientist ~ wifhov the mortal idenfi
iy the impeachment. Of Marys flesh. reduced to
its NATIVE NoTHINcNEss" FOREVER MORE
- in his Ascension
Andrew Frvehsvf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mq EncIs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14
Home Forum :

CONTINUED from Back Page)
"oPEN THOU MINE EYES"
Harry c. Moore
THE LIBERATiNc ACTION or INFINrTY
Elizabeth Gillette Baker
CLAIMING DIVINE PARENTAcE
John Lee
INSPIRATION, NOT FORMULA
Harriet Brdgmsn Blackburn
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NURSE
(Poem) Bruce klinQbst
tconiInvsd Next Column Top)
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THAT WAS VERY ENCOURAGING - ILLUsTRAT.
ING FATHERS INCREASING RESPECT AND REvER-
ANce FOR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND MARY
BAKER EDDY
ny ANSWER: PERHAPS SHALL. BUT I'll WAIT
so LONG THAT IT WILL PRACTICALLY WRITE
ITsElF'l
WE HAVE AN ABUNDANCE OF WRITTEN MATER
IAL ALREADY. WOULD SAY. HOWEVER. THAT WAR
RloR ANGEL MICHAEL SHOULD BE GIVEN A WIDE
OPEN FIELD IN MANY A SITUATION WARRIOR ANGEL
MICHAEL MUST TAKE CHARGE m ORDER THAT TEN
DER. GENTLE. MoTHERLY ANGEL GABRIEL MAY PER.
FORM HER HEALING ILLUSTRATIONS
LONG DELAYED HEALINcs. PREMATURE
DEATHS.
BELIEVE THERE WE HAVE THE ANSWER TO
LONG DELAYED HEALINcs AND PREMATURE DEATHS
UNDER cHRisTIAN.scIENcE. TIME DID NOT PERMIT
USING THE COUNTLESS. BEAUTIFUL. INsTANTANE
Gus HEALiNcs! AND THE BLESSED DISCIPLINE.
SPIRITUAL REGENERATION OF MANY DELAYED HEAL
INCsl
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS SHOULD REACH THE
AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY OF 20 YEARS,
PLUS MANY EXCEED IT.
WE OF ALL PEOPLE. SHOULD REACH THE AVER
AGE LIFE EXPECTANCY! IF WRITE A BOOK. 1T WILL
ONLY BE BECAUSE GOD HAS DEFINITELY GIVEN nae
THE GREEN LIGHT!
"MORAL COURAGE" IMPERATIVE.
WE KNOW THAT MORAL COURAGE IS THE
LION OF THE [MEssIAtl TRIBE OF JUDAH. THE
KING OF THE MENTAL REALM!
TO SAY I AM GRATEFUL. IS PUTTING 1T VERY
MILDLY. INDEED.
FOLLOWING THE LAST TESTIMONY HYMN No. 1856:
LOVE THY WAY OF FREEDOM LORD.
TO SERVE THEE IS MY CHOICE,
IN THY CLEAR LIGHT OF TRUTH RISE.
AND, LISTENING FOR THY VOICE,
HEAR THY PROMISE OLD AND NEW,
THAT BIDS ALL FEAR TO CEASE:
NY PRESENCE STILL SHALL GO WITH THEE
AND WILL GIVE THEE PEACE"
REACTIONS:
FRIENDLY GENEROUS VOLUMlNOUS.
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estinony

Testimony -
tConfinved from Back PAGE,
THE TESTIMONIES OURS, AT 8:45 34
HOURS PREPARATION:
oO'N0 BACK TO 20 MONTHS MILITARY SERVICE
IN WORLD WAR l. AND BEFORE, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
HAS MET EVERY NEED 1T HAS GIVEN Me LIFE MORE
ABuNDANTLY = WITH SECURITY!
HOWEVER, AM EVER SO MUCH MORE GRATEFUL
FOR The PROGRESSIVE FULFILLMENT OF THE HIGH
Err MISSION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - TO TAKE
AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD TO EFFECT THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS! - REVELATION OF THE
RE-A-l, THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH
AND Their sxclOslvENEss AND THE UTTER MOTH
IN-cNE-s-s OF THE THINGS SEEM TEMPORAL. (st
Paul. - THE EVIL THE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL!
"A COMPLETE AND FINAL REvELATION.'
IN OUR EARLY YEARS IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WE
MIGHT HAVE THOUGHT THAT TOO BROAD STATE.
MENT. BUT, DOES NOT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FULFILL
The PROMISE AND PROPHECY OF CHRIST JESUS? OF
ANOTHER COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST, WHO
WOULD TEACH US ALL THINGS! INCLUDING THAT
WHICH THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERA.
TON" COULD NOT BEAR!
DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE
AN EVER so GRATEFUL THAT GOD AND OUR BE.
LOVED LEADER MARY BAKER EDDY, HAVE CON-
PLETED THE EXPOSURE OF THE DEVIL USING SCRIP
TURE' - PARTIALLY DIscERNED BY LINCOLN QUOT
ING SHAKESPEARE.
NON CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY AND
AND THEIR lord GOD" : NOT THE GOD AND
FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS
THE RADIO TELEvsIoN. AND THEIR PRINTED
WORD DISCLOSE PITIFULLY HOW THESE DEAR ONES
ACCEPT THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS IN
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER, WHERE GOD is CALLED
GOD AND HIS MAN, OUR TRUE BEING IS HIS ETER
NAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS! NEVER BORN, NEVER
DYING - NEVER A SINNER! NEVER BORN OF SIM
NERS - AND THEN - THEY CHARGE THAT ONE GOD
Nasurll Nor Ac
CHAPTER, WHO RAISES UP MAN FROM THE DUST OF
THE CROUND'!
WELL, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CAN MAKE SHORT
WORK OF SUCH THINKING - MY.TH-Sl - MOTH
ENCNE-SS!
CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH Myth = ALL
WARS ARE Myths
TWAS THE REBIRTH OF A NATION SATAN BOUND
RELIGIONS, THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION, PoLITlcs) -
GIVING WAY TO CHRIST cWITH YOU ALWAY'D -
"SECOND COMINC"! - THE CONF FORTER, TEACHING
ALL THINGS!
COMFORT RE LEADERS OF THE NATIONS
IT IS so GOOD TO KNOW THAT ALL ARE CRAWL
TATINc IRREsISTlBLY HERE AND HEREAFTER TO
SUBMISSION TO GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH!
NONE CAN ESCAPE THEIR FATE, AND, IN THAT COL
LEcTIvE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT WORLD
THEIR GRAND DESTINY!
GOD. MRS EDDY RE - DEVIL A Myth!
ON PAGE s63 OF THE APOCALYPSE OF OUR PRE-
CIoUS TEXTBOOK MRS EDDY RECORDS coNCLo-
sIoN FOIL OWING HER SURVEY OF THE HISTORY or
EVIL AND ITS MYTHICAL NATURE, UNDER GODS
GUIDANCE: -
but WHY SHOULD WE STAND AGHAsT AT MOTH
INcNEss2 THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN ERROR!
AND ON D. 272 OF OUR TEXTBOOK BEGINNING
IN THE LOWER HALF OF THE PAGE, MRS EDDY GIVES
THAT DEVASTATING EXPOSURE OF THE IMPuRI1Y
AND sENsUALITY OF THESE TIMES 1.-THE cHAsILY
FARCE OF MATERIAL" - AND WE MAY ADD ONE
wopn = so.cAILEp "ExIsTENcE"I - INSPIRED, IN
PART NO DOUBT BY THE CIVIL WAR NoTH'N-c-
NESS!
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BLESSED OUR
LATE FATHER.
SOME OF you KNOW THAT TO BE FACI, AND
ABOUT THIRD or CENTURY AGO he AcReEAsI'
(Continved Next Column Top)
Ia 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14
.. 8, The Home Forum poge, OIL:
"EvERY COLLEGE STUDENT CAN BENEFIT
BY READING THIS BOOK.
"ScIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO IHe
SCRIPTURES" BY MARY BAKER EDDY.

An understanding Of The truth contained IN Science a1o
Health with Key TO The Scriptures by Mary Baker EDDY
can remove the pressure which concerns odays eo'e9e
student upon whom increasing demands are being MADE
for academic excellence.
Christian Science cas fear and gives to the sfuden
the full he needs in order TO learn easily ano
TO evavae what he has learned 1t teaches thar GOD IS
mans Mind-his only Mnd-from which emanafes all me
intelligence he needs when and as he needs u.
Science and Health, the textbook Of Christian science
can be read borrowed or purchased. together with the
Bible at Christian Science Reading Rooms everywhere u
will also be sent postpaid receipt Of 50 by
Charles Henry Gabriel. Publishers Agent One Nor
wav Street, Boston IS, Massachusetts.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14
REACTIONS:

FRIENDLY. GENEROUS. voLUMNoUs.
ONE, DEAR LADY SAID: WHEN YOU DON'T SHOW
UP ON A SUNDAY NIGHT. SOMETHING'S
MlSSING."
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Oc-
casional rain this morning,
cloudy, with high near so this
afternoon. Considerable cloudi-
ness and colder tonight, low
near 30. Partial clearing and
colder tomorrow, high in the
40s.
.,Maryland-Cloudy with &C.
casional rain ending this after
noon; cloudy tonight, low Is
to %. and lower in the west,
With snow flurries in the noun
tains. Colder, partial clearing
tomorrow. High As to so to-
morrow, except IS to As in the
northwest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rain,
ending this afternoon, with
high temperatures ranging
from go in the southeast to
40 in the north. Cloudy and
colder tonight, with lows from
rs to the lower 30s. Cold and
partial clearing tomorrow, high
in the 40s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24
Man and Woman
Get Jail Term in
Party Line Case

WHITTIER, Calf, Feb. "a
(AP) "A judge has given a
man and a woman 10 days in
Jail and a $500 fine each for
refusing to give up a party
line telephone when a man was
fatally stricken.
Municipal Judge John L.
Donnellan said in pronouncing
the sentence yesterday:
IF a person is told on the
phone that an emergency exists
he has no right to determine,
according to the law, whether
/ it is true or false. The only
alternative is to hang up"
William Cecil Lilies, A. OF
nearby Norwalk and Mrs. Nata-
lie Louise Burton, A, Los An
geles, had pleaded that they
thought it was a juvenile prank
when their call was interrupted.
Similar pranks, they testified,
had happened before.
A neighbor Of Lilies, Harry
Thomas, g., had collapsed with
"a heart attack. His son and
nephew tried to telephone for
help but couldn't get the line.
Mr.. Thomas later died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24
Tropic' Held
Obscene in
Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Feb. "a
(AP).-A jury says the Henry
Miller novel, "Tropic of Can
GER" is obscene.
The decision was reached
last night in a case involving
young bookseller. Attorneys
began preparing an appeal to
the State Supreme Court.
The ruling took the jury six
hours elaboration after a six
week trial that produced such
varied opinions of the book as
these:
DR.. Frank Baxter, TV per-
sonality and retired professor
of English literature at the
University Of Southern Cali
fornia: "An anarchic declara-
ton against all values"
DR.. Abraham Kaplan, chair
man of the philosophy depart
ment at the University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles: "Un-
Waveringly honest"
Leonard Urls, author of "Ex-
odus," said: Trash. Perverted,
irrational babbling."
Almost lost in the Juror over
the book was Bradley r. Smith,
81, owner of a small Hollywood
bookstore, who was arrested un-
der new State statute against
obscenity when he sold the
book to two detectives last
year.
Sentence will be passe
March Is. Mr.. Smith can get
six months in Jail and a 1000
fine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24

communism and their continued
fight for freedom"
District Court Judge Edward
M. Curran denied a request by
Thomas O'Malley, YAF counsel,
for a special hearing at an
early date. Gil Zimmerman
Assistant United States Attor-
ney, argued that the court has
no jurisdiction over the case
and that any decision on the
application rests with the State
Department Consul in Katanga
Sees Rally Harmed
He also said the YAF did not
seek to represent Mr.. Tshombe
in the suit, but only to state
that refusing him admission
into the country would harm
the rally.
Mr.. Zimmerman said the suit
would be argued after March 7
the date of the rally, if it were
put in it's normal place on the
court docket.
Mrs. Bauman called the re.
fusal by the State Department
to grant a visa to Mr.. Tshombe
discriminatory"
1--WE do not believe that jus.
tice is being done Mr.. Tshombt
by the State Department, anc
we urge the State Department
to allow this pro-American
anti Communist African leader
to visit this country and make
his position known"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24
Sanity Claim
BeFought
By Stewart

The Willie Lee Stewart MUIR
der case is expected to go into
overtime Monday so the de-
tense can attempt to rebuff pro-
secution evidence that the de-
PENDANT was sane.
Normally, the case would
have ended yesterday when AS
sistant United States Attorney
Alfred Hartman wound up his
evidence designed to show that
Stewart, on trial for his life,
was not mentally i'll.
The prosecutor placed before
the jury testimony of a PSYCHE
artist, one of Stewards neigh
bors, a Jail classification officer
and a jail correction officer in
dicating he had appeared sane.
Each of the witnesses had
contact with Stewart before or
after the day in 1858 when he
allegedly shot Harry Honikman
during a robbery at Mr.. Honik-
mans Southeast Washington
grocery store.
Defense Lawyer Charles Muir
ray. in an unusual move, had
reste his case earlier without
placing before the jury all of
his evidence that Stewart was
mentally i'll. The lawyer ap-
paared to be saving some of
this evidence to have the last
word to the jury on the in
sanity question.
Usually the defense presents
all of its evidence on this issue
first and then thu prosecution
tries to t. ar it down and prove
,.., The defendant was not
III lily i'll.
Stewart, now being tried in
District Court for the fourth
time on the murder charge, has
been convicted three times be-
fore. Each time the convic-
! lions. which all carried death
sentences, we're reversed.