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Smyrna times., 1962-09-27

Membership in the Blood
Bank of Delaware, Inc, in
creased by SSH and 7 ,270pints
of blood we're donated to Del
aware Hospitals by the bank in
the last II months. Total mem
bership now stands at AZ, 437.
These figures we're made
known atthe eighth annual meet
ing of the Bank held last Thurs
day evening at its headquarters
In Wilmington, where James F.
McCloskey was reelected
president.
McCloskey, founder of the
bank In 1855 with thirteen other
citizens, has been the guiding
force which has directed the
organization through its early
stages to a point where it now
has surplus in bank and may
soon be able to increase bene-
fits.
Other officers elected at the
meeting we're: Attorney James
T. McKinstry, Vice President
for New Castle County; Arthur
Dobberstein, International La
tex Corp, Vice President for
Kent County and Mayor Otis
H. Smith, Lewis, Vice Presi-
dent for Sussex County. Rey-
mond B. Phillips and Alexis
/. DUPONT Bayard we're re-
elected secretary and treasurer
respectively.
McCloskey told the directors
that from May Is, 1855 through
August 81, 1862, members of the
Bank have been supplied with
5000 pints of blood. Since
hospitals receive two pints for
Smyrna times., 1962-09-27

crowd of $500 persons was on
hand and the total mumel handle
OF $lSl. 900 SET a high mark for
the young session.
In winning theT. Brinton Hol-
loway Memorial Pace last Sat-
urday night, Alton Midnight re-
gistered the fastest time of the
meet, 2:03.3. Last years win
ner of this memorial race was
Milford Hanover who set a race
mark for the Harrington oval of
2:0l.3.
Smyrna times., 1962-09-27

Rai,c your eyes and take another long look
at this beautiful 90 Chrvslcr.
How would YOU describe it? Americas
most prominent fashion leaders STYLE
settlers and designers said this about the
'63 ChrySlcrs: a stunning concept in
restrained elegance. Has the custom
look of town car Beautiful simplicity
in line and FORM
Inside YOU Il find style revolution in
the making gorgeous patterns; loop-pllc
Smyrna times., 1962-09-27

carpcting that would grace any living room;
wide. comfortable deep-cushioned seats.
Again in 90 You'll find no small-size
Chrvslers no jr editions. to undercut your
big-car investment. penalize your pride or
reduce your resale value.
All '63 Chryslcrs are big. beautiful and
Va powered MI are pleasant price sur
priscs. too. Take good look at the custom
looking 90 Chryslcr +. then take big,
beautiful step ahead in style.
Copper River current., 1962-10-25

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Copper River current., 1962-10-25
KENNY, LAKE NQ! Es

The poles of the new power line 1aer Jumping up off the ground and going ka~ tunk into their round holes beh1na the growing earth. berer over our way these dayso Brown pegs driven in the ground and tied together with ss1very' wire that E so the places they connect won't float away sometime when people aren't 1ooAaGgo-
 Survey work was oeing dons a5 Kenny Lake by Central Alaskan Missions Last week A five acre parcel of land was donated by Tom Rosss one of the home mes5eade rs. here, for a new chapel ard pa1s onages another step forward for the areao
 ooneo pasa ?
Copper River current., 1962-10-25
COPPER RIVER BASIN CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZE

4 Civil Iefense meet ng was held Y October 23o Mr.; George Ashbys Glenna11an District Director, appointed the following Deputy Directors who will be m charge of the respective areaas Sy Nee1eyg chisto=, china; Arnae sunnt, Gakona; Fred Euans 0ulkana Village; Ed K1opp, F;EaAo; Stanley brown2 Paxson; Feuher Fallert2 Copper Valley School; c3~1 Rc4zss <sorpo1 @o>--55Grs = and George Peterson, GIennal1ena ... ..~.
 The Deputy Director vii appoint z staff 10 assist i1a the various duties :s the arease The only advice offered ly our District Director at this time is that 1t would be we'll to begin 3 . ;tock of food, water end emergency items: m your home to cover at least : weeks in the event that trans po1'tati on is u11t offo YoC will be notified Of further. r events as sool as. our District Director ' has the infor .ationo
Copper River current., 1962-10-25
PEn:EEssS RELEAS ].

State Department of ghways design for bridge crossing the, Ne lana River at Rex was used the basis fo.' te chni cal article in the September 4 i5sue of Ezlgin- er3ng-News Re cords one of tle foremost technical journals for const ,r1ction and en- s3neering in imericae
 . Raymond Archibald :, reti ed chief bridge engineer, and: Harvey Golub, assistant chief nridge engineer, co@auJhored the art4o1e which presented a ne1 concept in bridge de- sign that gives gree ter assurance for safety ot' vehicles with rloads>
 The des:gn wh oh wes comple% ed be- fore Archibald retired in February, can be 1sed on bridges more than 25O feet in length It Is a Iepartment of High- ways policy for ma jo~ structures
 Tn an ordinary ridge, the main truss structure carries the weight of the bridge while the floor sys tenn supports the traffic -oado In this HBalanced Des1gna concept material has been raken from the main truss |. ard added to the floor system, thereby re- daoing the dead weight and providing for an overall heavier traffic loade This de- sign also provides the most economical method for structures in Alaska. Go1ub said, by using high tensile strength steelso
 Archi bald is the former chief bridge design engineer for the IL S. Department of Gomme rces Bureau of Public Roads, and has been rated as one of the top ten fridge design engineers in the worlds He oane to Alaska in 1860 on temporary basis to establish the bridge design section for the Department of Highways He retired to Ka1lsre-1, Montana, -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

NEW YORK - Mslvin r. Goode,
of Pittsburgh, Penn. will join
ABC News Department Staff ef-
fective Sept. 10, it was announced
this week by James c. Hagerty,
ABC Vice President in charge OF
news, special events and public
affairs. Goode, veteran reporter
for Pittsburgh Courier for IA
years. will be assigned to ABC's
United Nations Staff
~ am delighted that Nal Coode
will be joining our news staff IN
September" Mr.. Hsgeriy said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

Airport.
Asked to elaborate, he said he
meant L. S. Acknowledgement
Robert Kennedy, brother of Presi-
dent John Kennedy.
Julian said he wanted to con
suit the encouragement on
whether my constitutional rights
we're Abridged by my detention y
He said he would so to Washing.
ton Monday and picket the
White House
Julian was indignant at news
papers which put quotation marks
around the rank of colonel. lie
said he did not care what he was
called. but the fact was that he
was made a colonel while fight
Ing for Ethiopia in 1880. He said
he also was captain in the
Finnish Air Corps.
Julian. arrested last April and
released Thursday. commented
indirectly on the accusation that
he was a mcrccntary for The
CongoS scccSSionlst katanga Pro
vince.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
Michael Turner
Is Elected
/. |. A. President

The International Improvement
Association at 632 f. Warren
witnessed a very successful and
promising meeting and program
by the members Of the newly or
ganizcd auxiliary of children to
be known as the Bee Club
Officers chosen were Pres,
Michael Turner; Lady Pres. &C.
lcStinc Policy: See. Elizabeth
Jones; Sergeant at Arms, Roland
Jackson.
other members arc Gregory
Conner. Terry Conner. Danice
Foster. Denicc Foster, Alctha
Hayes. Byron Hayes. IIilda Hayes.
Laney Jackson. Roland Jackson,
Azrinc Jones. Betty Jones. DcbOra
Jones, Edward Jones. Elizabeth
Jones, Dwight Jones, Sharon
Jones. Betty Mitchell, Cclcstine
Policy. Eunicc Sharp. Gerard
Sharp, Karen Sharp, Michael Turn
err, Sandra Turner
Mrs Clifford Sharp. malron.
S. A Ratlific, supt and musical
director. b J. Johnson. asst
Supt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
NAACP Takes Cobb Case
10 U.S.. Supreme Court
Jasper County,
Georgia Juries
Omit Negroes

WASHINGTON, d. {. The
NAACP has asked the us. SUI
preme Court to review the case
of Preston Cobb. 15-year old
Georgia farm boy, slated to be
executed for the alleged MUIR
der of his mothers white en-
ployer.
Robert L. Carter. tho Associa-
tons general counsel, based the
plea for writ Of ccrtiorarl.
on the fact that Negroes have
been Systematically excluded
from Jasper County. Georgia,
jurics for 80 years
The Association also points
out hat young Cobb's white
court.appointed attorney did not
advise the youth that his con
stitutional rights were being
denied
The Staying OF Frank Cole
man Dumas. 20, took place near
Monticello, small plantation
town in Jasper County. or June
!. 1867. in mid-Ceorsis. some
time following heated ex-
change Of words between the
deceased and the lad.
This argument occurred in the
presence Of the boys mother.
Mrs. lesths Cobb, a widowed
mother OF nine and Dumas son.
Mrs. Cobb worked for the sen.
ior Dumas as a domestic. with
out pay. save room and board
for herself and her. children.
The original trial took place
in Monticello. where young Cobb
was represented by J. Ben War
rem, the white attorney, who
neglected TO advise his client
that systematic exclusion Of
Continued on Page g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
MaIvin r. Goode To
Join Abe News Staff

His assignment TO the United
Nations is part Of ABc's news ex'
parsion in preparation for cover
ING extensively the activities OF
the International organization
when its General Assembly re.
convenes. Mr.. Goodies years OF
experience in news reporting will
give ABc a talented addition 10
lis news staff.
Goode has had more than l3
years experience in news broad
casting beginning in l949. when
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
Chas. Tucker, Jr.
On State COP
Campaign Staff

Arthur Elliott. Campaign Man.
ager for George Romncy, Re-
publican Candidate for Cover
nor announced this week the APP
pointmcnt Of Charles Nj. Tuck
or, Jr.. to the State Campaign
Staff. Tucker of 1877 Luther,
Pontiac is the Vice President
of Associate Brokers Inv. Co.,
Inc, a national real estate and
mortagc firm,
The 80 year old Pontiac resi-
dent also owns the Tucker Mod
crnization Co.. of Pontiac. lie
is the President of Pontiac's
Plus and Rcma Clubs and ser
YES on the Board of Directors
of the Pontiac Urban League,
Oakland County NAACP. Camp
Fire Girls, Community Organl-
cations of Pontiac.
Tucker is also a member OF the
Pontiac Area Chamber of Com
mcrcr and serves as chairman
of the publicity committee of
the Traffic Safety Committee;
Trustee Of the City Wide Choir
Union Scholarship Fund, Pom
tiac Advisory Council and the
Downtown Pontiac Association.
He is a member of the Oak
land County Republican Exc
cutivc Committee.
His offices will be located at
600 Industrial Building, Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

Cola for the Elks Cnvention will
be presented on Tuesday during
the 1862 parade through the
beauty and talent department. of
which Mr.. p. Nj. Blair is Grand
Commissioner.
Miss Royal Crown Cola will visit
many areas of Detrit and sur.
rounding territories during the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
WELFARE PENSION PLAN
BONDING REMINDER ISSUED

WASHINGTON Assistant
Secretary Of Labor James J. Rcy-
nolds has advised welfare and pen
sion plan administrators Of their
responsibility to arrange for the
bonding of all officers and en-
ployccs who handle plan funds.
New bonding provisions of the
Welfare and Pension Plans Dis
closure Act 90 into effect Sept.
IS, he pointed out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
1862 Miss ROYAL Crown Cola Presented In Elk Parade

tributed during the Mammoth pa
rade which will last for six hours.
Mrs. Betty F. Daniels. resi-
dent of Ann Arbor. the National
Royal Crown Cola Hostess for
1862. will be assisted by Miss
Sadie Harrison of Tuskegee In
stitute. Alabama. and Miss Nancy
Blakeney Of Paselsnd, South Caro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
DURHAM, NC,

STATESVlLLE. n. c. - A pc.
lice beating of two young people
and q arrests marked a mass
rally of 300 persons on the park.
ing lot of Howard JohnSons res
taurant. recently
The two youne people. assaulted
with billie clubs. were Patricia
Long and Paul Ramsey II was
the day before Patricia'S 10th
birthday. The two had simply in
CURED of police the reason for
the arrests.
First to be arrested was Rev
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
Police Brutality
AT Howard Johnson S

b Elton Cox Of High Point. who
is CORE field secretary. Next
was DR.. Hawkins, a local Pre-
bytcrian minister who had urged
the group TO continue singing and
then Doris Castle. a CORE mem
Der from New Orleans.
A rally protesting both the bru.
tally and the arrests was held
that evening in front of the jail
and another al midnight at the
First Baptist Church. James Far
mef, national CORE director. adj
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
Col. Hubert Julian
To Picket White House

NEW YORK - Colonel Hubert
Julian, the Black Eagle of Harlem,
returned home Friday after hav-
ing been held by the United Ma
tions~in the Congo on an accusa-
ton of aiding in the betrayal OF
fellow Negroes in Africa.
Il can make no statement until
| consult the presidential candi-
date of 1868 the 63-ycar-old
aviator told reporters at ldlcwild
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

According to S. J. Phillips,
special representative for the
Royal Crown Cola Co, Columbus,
Georgia. he stated this week that
his company was cooperating to
the fullest in extending welcome
and greetings to the 1862 session
OF the IBPOE of w.
The 1862 Miss Royal Crown
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
To Consolidate
Albany, Ga. Gases

NEW YORK - An NAACP
Legal Defense Fund motion to
consolidate the three federal
court actions growing out Of the
Albany. Ga. protest movement
was filed in Albany by attorney
c. B. King before the Federal
District Court for the Middle
District of Georgia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

remainder of the week.
Mr.. Phillips said that his com
pany had placed this week more
than 1000 Welcome posters in the
same number of business cstab-
liShmcnts throughout the Detroit
area: in addition to this. more
than 5000 book matches and 1000
Royal Grown pencils will be dis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

FRUITS OF THE DEVILS re. SUICIDAL.
ANTI-CHRlST BIRTHS FLOODS LUNACY
TREASON J. ADAM-EvE IORD-COD"
Genesis III, etc., "CHASTLY FARCE" J.
p. 272, S&H and p. 252.
HARD-TO-HIRE HELP"
"EvEN THE UNEMPLOYED TURN DOWN
MANY JOBS BECAUSE OF HOURS, PAY"
"sEARCH FOR MATTRESSES FAILS IN
CLEVELAND; TEXAN FLIES FAR TO FETCH
A COVERNESS"
SOME EMPLOYERS cHOOSY, TOO"
The Wall ST. Journal 81
In Cleveland, the Ohio State Employment Service ma
failed for six months fill 90 Job openings for Mattresses
OF 1000 unemployed women il has interviewed, only sc
have been willing to take what most of the 1000 con-
sidered "svbsfandard" work.
(see HELP, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
NATIONAL SUSTAINING PROGRAM FOR
REPUBLICAN, PARTY HEADQUARTERS

1625 EYE STREET, NV. WASHINGTON
Dear Fellow Republican
Here's q new way
YOU can help the Republican Party!
We ask you TO Join with other dedicated Republicans
from the fifty states in $40 per year Sustaining Member
ship program for National Republican Headquarters in
Washington, D. c.
Our Party is in excellent position TO improves Re-
publican strength in Congress and in many State Lesiss
lures November 9th - BUT WE MUST START OUR
CAMPAIGN IMMEDIATELY.
(see PROGRAM. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

INA.
She will also be assisted by
Miss Katherine Puryear. Mrs Re-
becca Wright. Mrs Eta McNair
and Mrs. Lucy Eastcrling. These
hosteSses are from Detroit. MIR.
Phillips is being assisted by James
A Phillips and Miss Thelma Har-
rison. .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
"AS OUR REA
"PUT MISSILE
"a
SILL Under Justice
e"

Detroit Free Press, Avq z;
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF cs III
CRACK DOWN ON THESE DEVILS DuPEs.
IN CONTEMPT OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS,
HAVING ANOTHER GOD - MATTER
HELL SIN. AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEWITT
GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUDS AND MY-T-H.sI
THOU SHALT NOT STEAL!
tsee WORKERS. Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF
EXCLUSIVE REALITY = ETERNAL PtRttti'UN
OF GODS CREATION YOUR TRUE BEING !! :
AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS = DEVIL.
HELL, SIN, BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEATH. WARS.
MATTEL! ADAM-EvE, MURDER0Us CAIN.
JUDAS = "CHAsTlY FARCE" POOLING sAuls
OF TARsUs, 90 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN WRINKLE,
u0Rp. GOD" = NON CHRIST SCIENTIST
CLERGY | lAYMEN, LEADERS. MASSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
TEXAS 81 DAYS DR0UcHrs" F!

PRAYERS F.!
The UNIVERSE IS 1907 The IMAGE OF
THOUGHT /! The REAL 1907 HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE +! THE HUMAN AND
MATERIAL ARE ADAM-EVE lord GOD"
MYTHS
ESTES DEALS BLAMED ON TEXAS LAXITY"
Washington Detroit News, Aug z.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
RE DRoUcHTs, SEE OUR WEATHER p. !.
EVERY ISSUE.
tSee TEXAS, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-09-01
THE TWO WEATHERS:

Drouqhts, Hurricanes, Floods:
DEVILS ADAM-EvE LORD GODS (Cen. 2:7
etc.) EXCESS RAIN. HEAT. COLD OF SATAN
BOUND: EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs
WHITEWAsH CURES ! THE UNIVERSE IS
1907 The MANIFESTATION OF THOUGHT !
(see WEATHER. Page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
National
Star to Be
Honored

Eileen Brennan, who plays
the leading role of Annie
Sullivan in 1.-THE Miracle
Worker" will be honored at
a reception tomorrow night
following her opening night
performance at the National
Theater.
Mrs. Henry Harland Gro
well, the aunt with whom
Miss Brennan lived when she
was attending Georgetown
University, will give the
party.
While she was at George
town University, Miss Bren-
nan took special courses in
drama and was a member of
. the University's drama club.
Among those expected to
attend the performance and
the reception are Admiral
and Mrs. John Waters, Capt.
and Mrs. Francis Ulen, former
Korean Ambassador and Mrs.
Yang, Mr.. and Mrs. James
B. Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Contributing Writer


Superfluous hair must be
dealt with in no uncertain
terms if a woman is to be we'll
groomed and feminine. Hair
which shows through sheer
hose or is noticeable on the
arms detracts from a wom-
ans appearance. Much more
haraSsing are hairs on the
face.
Even with all of the diff
ferent methods for removing
this unwanted hair and all
that has been written about
it, many women still seem to
be at a loss as to what to do.
I think one reason for this
is because many women still
cling to old-fashioned beliefs
which are Just not true.
For instance, there seems
to be no evidence at all that
shaving causes the hair to
grow in thicker and sitter.
If shaving made hair grow in
thicker, men and women with
thinning hair would shave
their heads.
Facts Reported
Dermatologists and physi-
clans have studied the eff
fects of shaving and the use
of depilatories. Recently,
some of the facts they
learned were reported in the
Journal of the American
Academy of General Practice.
There was no evidence that
the removal of superfluous
hair, either by razor or depil-
atory, had any effect on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
ANCD Sets
Social Event

The District chapter of the
American Medical Center at
Denver will hold a cocktail
party from 7 to 10 tonight.
The party will be held at
the American Newspaper
women's Club on Twenty
second street, and music and
dancing ARE on the program
for the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
WHY GROW OLD?
WHY GROW OLD2
There Are Several Ways to
Remove Superf|uous Hair

thickness or rate of hair
growth.
This is good to know.
Sometimes you do not have
a depilatory in the house,
but there is always a razor
nearby. You can remove hair
from the face successfully
with one Of the depilatories
especially planned for the
face. Follow directions to be
certain that you are not al
lergic to the product.
I often have letters from
teen-age girls who are deeply
distressed and embarrassed
because their mothers will
not allow them to use a razor
to remove the hair from their
legs in the conviction that it
will make the hairs grow in
thicker. This just is not so!
Kind Makes Difference
The kind of hair a woman
has makes a difference. If it
is very blond and fine, it may
be best to leave it because it
may not be upleasantly no.
ticeable. This is true of hair
on the arms. However, If it
is dark and coarse, that is
hair of a different color!
Dermatologists have found
that the electric razor is pref
cradle in some special in
stances such as eczema, acne,
ingrown hair or when a per-
son is allergic to soap.
OF course, electrolysis is
the only method of per-
manent hair removal. Read
ers often ask now to select
an electrolysist. One way is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04
SEAMS
TO Me-.
Finishing Seams and Mendinq
Use Zigzog Machine for
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

Miss Scott is altDays glad to
hear from her readers, and
whenever possible will use
their questions in her COL
nmn, but because of the great
Dolun1e of mail receiued daily,
she cannot anS,Der individual
letters.