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The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27
Kennedy :


He told his first conference Of 1862 he was par
feUsr'y GLAD that Thsn Of se United
Nations has been occupying himself with good deal Of
energy to see there possibility for peaceful settle
mens In West New Guinea"
Administration officials anxious for the uN "a dis
play dramatically its usefulness in keeping the peace
The effort to do so in Goa was failure A uN SET
back In West New Guinea would II is here light
. fuse 10 smo'dsring fevds around the world 4
Unlike Portugal in the coan affair the Netherlands
several times tried TO bring fhe UN formally into The
New Guinea situation.
THUS. FROM THE UNITED STATES STANDPOINT.
SERIOUS OUTBREAK or FIGHTING WOULD BE MOST
UNFORTUNATE NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT IS
JUDGED POSSIBLE
The President deemphasized fhe United States role
the New Guinea situation He brushed aside question
askna about United States efforts TO promote peaceful
solution and launched into appeal 10 The Netherlands
and lndonesia 10 cooperate with The UN
ASIDE FROM THE FACT THE UNITED STATES PRE-
FERs TO MAINTAIN FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH BOTH
POWERS, IT IS CONCLUDED HERE THAT THE UNITED
STATES CANNOT AFFORD, FINANCIALLY, POLITICAL
~ AND MLITARlLy. TO GET TIGHTLY INVOLVED IN
OUARRElS OF THIS TYPE.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27
"$1.4 BILLION HEALTH BUDGET: MOST
WILL GO FOR REseARCh"

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President Kennedy yesterday asked STA billion for
ths support Of medical research by
government in 1863 More than 81 billion Of will 90
research directly related s host Of diseases that
afflicf man.
THE RESEARCH FUNDS WILL PAY FOR THREE.
FIFTHS OF ALL SUCH WORK DONE m THE NATION.
" REPRESENTS A RISE OF $Ie7 MILLION OVER THAT
BEING SPENT LAST YEAR.
Most Of fhe research is done through fhe National In.
siisves Of HEALTH budget Of S7s04 million proposed
for these institutes TO support studies cancer mental
health, heart and other diseases.
THE NH TOTAL REPRESENTS RISE OF Slo34
MILLION, OR IS PER CENT. ABOVE SPENDING BY THE
INSTITUTES THIS YEAR, AND IS A MAJOR EFFORT BY
THE ADMINISTRATION TO RECOVER CONTROL OF NH
BUDGETS FROM CONGRESS.
Congressman have consistently for fhe past decade
added average Of rs per cent year Administration
requests for NH confendng that fhe requests made
quate to push disease maximum pace
The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27
Wagner =


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DEAR PRESIDENT KENNEDY: you DID NOT Ae
soRB ENOUGH OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
IN YOUR MORE THAN THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS CON
TACT WITH GODS MOTHER CHURCH. THE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, IN
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. SUCCESSOR TO
SATAN BOUND" ROME AND JERUSALEM! -
HEALER OF THE NATIONS REvELAToR OF IHE
REAL! - THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH! OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
sUPERsATURATED. INCORRUPTielE, uNN
vApABLE. oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LiFel AS PER GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER.
BLUEPRINT - PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION,
OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE y
l:26: MAN GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS - NEvEK
BORN, NEVER DYING -
NOT THE DEVILS ADAMS EWES. MuRDERouS
GAINS. JuDAsEs, KNAvES AND FOOLS THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD - REPUDIATED BY The Child
LESS CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY. THE TRUTH
AND THE LIFE"l - my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL We Do"l
JEsus APPREHENDED THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE
= EXTERNALLY, COMPLETELY POPULATED
WITH GODS SPIRITUAL OFFSPRING - OUR TRUE
BEING - NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING
GOD IS THE ONE REAL PARENT THE ONE
REAL, SAME MIND, SOUL, SPIRIT. INFINITE.
MAJESTIC - THE ONLY REAL SUBSTANCE OF
LIFE AND THE UNIVERSE. voIDINc HUMAN
BIRTHS DEATHS SIN, MATTER" HELL, AND
THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC
ApAMEvE FRAUDS AND MYTHS!
"CO0D BY. new YORK"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27
Lifeline =

tConfinued From Back Psue)
TIoN l2:l, S. R.c. Apocalypse - SUCCESSOR TO VIRGIN
MARY AND CHRIST JESUS 4! TO COMPLETE
THE MASTERS "UNFINlSHED BUSINESS" "A
WICKED AND AOULTEROUS GENERATION BEING
UNABLE TO BEAR" THE MANY MORE BLESS
INcS -. IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME, THE CON-
FORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING
ALL THINGS" WOULD REVEAL AND DEMON
STRATE
"cASTINC OUT A Lifeline
"PARENTs FIND A WAY TO AID
THE MENTALLY SICK CHILD"
BY Fred Ferretti
Two years ago Richard sx-yearyovngster with
out single playmate.
HE WAS, IN SHORT, A CHILDHOOD scHZOPHREN-
&c WITH ALMOST NO CHANCE OF RECEIVING THE
PRESERVING CARE, THERAPY AND GUIDANCE NEED
ED FOR HIM TO TO BECOME NOT ONLY NTEcRATED
SOCIALLY; TO NOT ONLY ATTEND PRIMARY SCHOOL;
BUT TO PERFORM THE SIMPLE ACT OF BUTToNINc
SHIRT.
Richard had shown signs Of his illness years before
when his parents him bathed perspation night
after sleepess night He would fall asleep only after
niqhf Of violent threshing about his bed He remained
soId through csioIing and through punishment As ne
grew older compuIsivey threw furniture about and
smashed anything within reach that was breakabe
IN DESPERATION HIS PARENTS TOOK RICHARD
TO THEIR FAMILY PHYSICIAN WHO AFTER ExAMINA-
TiON SUGGESTED A PEDiATRtCiAN. CHILD PSY-
cHIATRIST WAS NEXT RECOMMENDED. THE LATTER
DIAGNOSED RICHARDS ILLNESS. NOT AS MENTAL
KETARDATIoN AS THE PARENTS HAD FEARED. BUT
CHILDHOOD ScHIZOPHRENiA. A SPECIFIC CON-
p,TIoN IN WHICH THE CHILD IS UNABLE TO RELATE
HIMSELF IN NORMAL FASHION TO OTHER HUMAN BE-
iNCS OR SITUATIONS.
The psychiafrist recommended ehi'dgudanee clinic
in City explaining that Richard needed not only
periodic analytical visits but steady program OF guided
fherapy is he TO be cured.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27

by Donald l. Rogers ~ T. Trib. liz
There are times when every New Yorker must wrishe
in despair as conemplsies the future OF his city, TOR
,he potica indifference that may day destroy De-
-.,~r.ev is in New York. more manifest than anywhere
else in the land Recognition Is growing. among liberal
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27
Research =
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tConsinved from Back Pager
CIOUs cRiPPLEs MATERA MEDIcA. IMPURITY OF
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD WORLD OF LET
TERS! OF THE DEVILS ULTI.BILLIoN 5 RAcKETS!
RAMPANT THEREIN
SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE IS
MERELY - POTENTIAL DIVINE CONTROL
MILLIONS OF MARRIAGES ARE MERELY "LEcALzED
LUST" (CS. textbook
HENCE THE LUNAcY OF THE SUICIDAL "PoPU-
LATION EXPLOSION" - FLOODS - THREATEN
INC TO ENcULF THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS!
IN NOAHS TIME, THE BIBLE TELLS U.s. THEY
BUILT. THEY ATE. THEY DRANK, THEY MARRIED,
AND WERE GIVEN IN MARRIAGE - UNTIL THE
FLOOD CAME AND TOOK THEM ALL AWAY
WE DON'T MEAN TO SCARE YOU OUT OF YOUR
WITS! THE CHRIST - SCIENCE - MESSIAH TRUTH
MAKES FREE FROM THE ILLUSIONS, DE-
LUSloNs. MYTHS! = THE THINGS THAT ARE
SEEN, TEMPORAL - st. Paul.
THE THINGS NOT MADE - BY GOD = WHO MADE
ALL THAT WAS IREALLYl MADE John l3)
SIN, BIRTHS, DEATHS. DEFoRMITIEs, DISASTERS.
PEsrILENcEs. WARS WERE NEVER MADE!l!
- ARE M-Y-T-H-sl MERELY DISTORTED. sHADoWY
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES OF DIVINE
IDEAS - GODS OFFSPRING!
SIN, DEVIL HELL, MATTER" ARE GIGANTIC,
ADAM-EvE FRAUDS AND MYTHS /! - HAVE NEVER
HAD ONE IOTA OF REALITY IN ALL ETER-
NlTY!!!
HENCE, THE VALIDITY OF OUR. FATHER, SON,
AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST MARY BAKER
EDDYs PROPHECY EARLY IN THE 10Th GEN.
TURY TO CONCORD MONITOR NEWsMAN:
1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS"
OF ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES! = IMPERATIVE,
BASIC. PURE EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLL
TICS RECREATION - THE FLESH PROFTETH
NOTHING! - Jesus in John 6:63;
AND THE CHRIST FURTHER, VIA ST. PAUL:
THE FLESH LUSTETH AGAINST THE SPIRIT,
AND THE SPIRIT AGAINST THE FLESH FOR THESE
ARE CONTRARY. THE ONE TO THE OTHER, SO
THAT YE CANNOT DO THE THINGS THAT We
WOULD" - AND SHOULD
ENTERTAINMENT - MULTLBILLION S MANURE
sPREADER'! OF SOCIAL. MENTAL CRIMINAL
POISON - MAKING DELINQUENT ADULTS, TEEN
ACERS, MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY ILL IN
sTITuTloNAL HABITUEs. EPLEPTICs. RETARDED
CHILDREN!
PART
The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27
AND, GODS ALLNESS : HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE REDUCE DEVIL HUMAN. "MATERIAl !.
TO "NATIvE N-O-T-H-I-N -C-N-E-S-Y!- j

FORCING SPIRITUAL REBIRTHS! Jesus TO
Nieodemvs, - AWAKENNcs TO THE R-E-A-l UNI
VERSE; VERY GOOD" - FIRST CHAPTER
GENESIS BLUEPRINT GENESIS = PERFECT Cks-
AToR - AND THERE IS NONE OTHER -
PERFECT CREATION. OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE.
l:26 ~: MAN - NEVER BORN, NEVER DYING
NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF S'NNtk
WOMAN UNcLEANl tJob) MALE AND re-
MALE NEVER HUMAN, ANIMAL, PHYSICAL
MATERIAL! - SUCH coUNTERFEITs AND
BuRLesoUes or rHE DIVINE BELONG TO The
DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAMEvE FRAUD ANU
MYTH - MAsouERAD,Nc AS "loRo-coO
tcenssis 2.7, ese.) sATANs HUMAN, BuRlesooe
MAN. RAISED UP FROM THE DUST OF THE
GROUND - IS DEMONSTRATED "N-o-I-n'tSo'
NESS" VIA CHRIST WITH you ALWAY' IN MAX.
vELoUs. IMPERATIVE SCIENCE or sc'eN@I'
or THE UNIVERSE - SECOND COMING
va: "AND COD SAW EVERY THING 'nAt
HE THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HON
oRED By THE c4il-L-p-l-E-s-s chR'st sesos"
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS t--'-s-l vsks
CooD"I
lcontinvsd Nsxs cslvmn 7oPl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-01-27

DEVIL : GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD
AND M-Y-T-H!-
MAsoUERADINc AS "LoRDcoD" - RAISES
UP HUMAN, PSEUDO BURLESoUEl MAN FROM
THE DUST OF THE GROUND - "N-O-T-Hi-N-c
NESS! - CHRIST WITH YOU AWAY SCIENCE
OF SCIENCES" MESSIAH REVELATION.
"CEAsE YE FROM MAN" OF The FLESH
(Isd. 2:22)
MINOR PROPHET HABAKKUK 625Bc:
THOU ART OF PURER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL. AND cANsT NOT LOOK UPON INIoUiTy"!
WE SHALL GIVE YOU THE REMAINDER OF
THAT VERSE; AND POINT OUT THAT 1T REPRE-
sENTs THE DEVIL INTRUDNG, VIA IMPURE,
IMMATURE TRANSLATORS. SAUL OF TARSUS
ADAM-EvE PRISONERS OF TIE DEVIL -
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs!
- INSPIRING OUR INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
REvELAToR, REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. TO CITE
ASPECTS OF THE HISTORY OF THE EVOLUTION
or BIBLES
1.-THE DECISIONS BY VOTE OF CHURCH COUNCILS
AS TO WHAT SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT BE CON-
slDERED HOLY WRIT; THE MANIFEST MISTAKES IN
THE ANCIENT VERSIONS; 80. SCIENCE oBscuRED."
See entire lower half Of p. l30 Christian Science text
book.
sArANs TAKEovER LATTER PORTION OF
HABAKKUK ll3:
WHEREFORE LookEsr THOU UPON THEM THAT
DEAL TREAcHERoUsLY. AND HoLDEsT THY TONGUE
WHEN THE WICKED DEvoURETH THE MAN THAT IS
MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HEP"
THE MORAL RE THE SATAN BOUND" NON
CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY - PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL ALL - NOT NECESSARILY IN OBVIOUS
WIcKEDNEss. BUT IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR
1.-THE R.c. PRIESTHOOD. IN INVOLUNTARY WICK
EDNEss - LIKE THE HEBREW RABBINATE IN JESUS
TIME, AND SINCE - FOR EXAMPLE. IN HiTLER's GER
MANY - ACTUALLY PREACH AGAINST GODS TWO
HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE CHRIST JESUS -
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND MARY BAKER EDDY - Wo-
MAN OF REVELATION l2:l. S; R.c. ApocsIypse)
IPll6 PlllAlHc cEEA ADEH
ST. PAUL PARKWAY CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST,
SAID: TEMPORAL; But THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
THE UNIVERSE IS loo9S THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT
PART
WANT NOAH'S ARK PROTECTION?
"N0THINCNESs" KHRUSH !MA0 ! DEVIL
coNsEcRATED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS
APPREHEND AND CAN DECLARE. WITH ABSOLUTE
CONVICTION. THE UTTER "N-o-THI-N-c-
NESS" OF THE SATANIC, MYTHICAL, ANTI
CHRIST -PSYcHOPATHIC- ADAM-EvE, MUIR
DERoUs CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS = THE
ECO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHoOD - REPuDIATED BY THE
C.H-I-LDL-E-ss CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY.
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL YE Do"! = WHO IN
SISTED UPON A SPIRITUAL REBIRTH AS Ex
POUNDED TO TRUTHsEEKNc. HEBREW RULER
NcoDEMUs.
the ONE. REAL UNIVERSE. "C0MPLETE."
VERY GOOD" :
HAS NO NEED or. CANNOT ABSORB. SHINING.
STUPID LAUNDERING HUMAN ANIMALS - ADAMS
EWES GAINS JUDAsES KNAvEs AND FOOLS III
This WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY"!-
THUS SAID JESUS, AND PROVED IT IN HIS AS
CENSlON - FOR HIMSELF
THIS socALLED WORLD DOES NOT ACTUALLY
EXIST
THIS SATANIC MYTHICAL. 'chAsTlv
FARCE or MATERIAL [socslleell EXISTENCE" IS.
STEP BY STEP PASSING OUT OF THE con-
scroUsNEss OF INDIVIDUAL CHRISTIAN ScIEN
lists! ENGAGED m THE HEALING or THE
NATIONS REVELATION OF Tt4E REAL, THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH; VIA GODS
SEQ MENTAL hEALTtf. Page
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JAN. q, 1862
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Mental Health
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PART z

Connved From Back Page)
PART
EXPOSURE, DEVILS Use OF SCRIPTURE =
FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS WHERE GOD IS GOD,
THE FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS. DECLARES THE
PERFECTION OF HIS CREATION. OFFSPRING
YOUR TRUE BEING - UNIVERSE "CoMPLETE"
AND VERY COOD"!
AND THEN the DEVIL NTRUDES, HORNS nv! :
DEVIL GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD
~ --->-~>@
AND M-Y-T-H!-
MAsoUERADINc AS "LoRD-coD" - RAISES
UP HUMAN, PSEUDO. BURLESoUEl MAN FROM
THE DUST OF THE GROUND - NOTHING
NESS! - CHRIST WITH YOU AWAY SCIENCE
OF SCIENCES" MESSIAH REVELATION.
"CEASE YE FROM MAN" OF the FLESH
Evening star., 1962-01-03

ceded 1t on the program, which
was an exceptionally rich one.
Things got off to a rousing
start with the Berlioz Beatrice
and Benedict Overture, a fine
curtain-raiser, and then came
the Brahms Double Concerto,
with Werner Lywen and John
Martin as the featured artists.
The orchestra's excellent con-
certmaster and first celliSt were
in good form and the concerto
was sympathetically projected,
but it is not one Of Brahms
most inspired creations.
The Sibelius Seventh SYM
phony, which began the second
half Of the concert. proved to
be something Of a pleasant sur
prise. The Finnish composer is
out of fashion and his works
once so popular-are rarely en-
countered today. Dr. Mitchell
seems to have a special affinity
for his dark-hued symphonies,
and under his shaping, the
Seventh revealed unsuspected
beauties, especially in the mag
nificently rich fabric of its
orcheStration.
However, the big story was
Joao Carlos Martins and the
Ginastera concerto - a smash
hit If there ever was one.
Evening star., 1962-01-03

Festival, and 1t is as sensational
and as brilliant as is the young
pianist.
The Argentine composer
rapidly being recognized as one
Iof the greatest of living crea-
tors. calls here for thunder and
lightning, and Martins is just
the man for him.
The savagely powerful con-
certo will not send you away
from Constitution Hall whis-
tling any tunes, but I would be
willing to bet that it will raise
your blood pressure consider
ably. Except for a fantastic
but strangely moving slow
movement, the work calls for
the utmost in virtuosity on the
part of soloist and orchestra
alike. GinaStera concentrates
on building up climaxes, each
one more overwhelming than
the last, and out of primiti-
vistic materials and grinding
dissonance fashions a structure
of unforgettable eloquence.
Pianist and concerto alike are
tremendous successes, and one
must be grateful to DR.. Mitch
ell for making the combination
possible with an utterly superb
supporting lob from the NSO
The magnitude of the Mar.
tins-Ginastera triumph tended
! to overshadow what had pre-.
Evening star., 1962-01-03
Brightwood Unit
Honors Fisk

The Brightwood Citizens As
sociation last night honored
Howard S. Fisk, late member
of the association and Evening
Star reporter for some sc years.
Mr.. Fisk died December 20,
1861.
In other action, the group
voted to send a letter to the
Department of Highways and
Traffic requesting that flashing
traffic signals be placed along
sections of Eighth street NV.
near Paul Junior High School
to help area students coming
to and from school.
The meeting was held at Paul
Junior High School, Eighth and
Oglethorpe streets NV. Joseph
Vignola presided.
Evening star., 1962-01-03
Southeast Group
Ouizzes Official
On Inner LOOP

The Southeast Council of
Citizens Associations last night
posed five questions on the In
ner Loop to a District planning
official.
Matthew Platt, planning and
research engineer, Office of
Planning and Programming of
the District, was unable to an
swer the questions but said he
would refer them to the High
way Department.
The citizens asked:
Cd Are there plans to reroute
trucking from the Woodrow
Wilson Bridge away from resi-
Dental areas; (2) to widen ap-
proaches to the Eleventh street
bridge since they will handle
traffic going onto the east leg
of the loop; 90 to deal with in
creased congestion on Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc; "a woulo
use of nineteenth instead oi
eleventh street as an approach
to the east leg of the Loop save
money? and (5) does the Dis
trict plan to connect D. C
Stadium traffic with the Innel
Loop?
The meeting, presided over by
w. J. Smith, was held at the
Eastern Branch YMCA, 1911
Seventeenth street Sc.
Evening star., 1962-01-03
NEWS OF MUSIC ....
BroziI's Martins Seen
As Keyboard Giant

Go to Constitution Hall to-
night and listen to Martins as
soloist in the GinaStera Piano
Concerto. and I don't see how
you could possibly leave the
auditorium unconvinced.
Martins, who is all of 81
looks thin and delicate, but he
is a unique combination of steel
and poetry. Sit him down at
a piano and something strange
happens. Gone is the youthful
|awkwardness. Instead, music
incarnate is there.
The Ginastera piece was in
troduced to the world here last
spring by Howard Mitchell, the
National Symphony Orchestra
and Martins. 1t was one of the
most memorable works pre-.
sented during the course of the
Second Inter-American Music
Evening star., 1962-01-03
Lenin's Reel Name
Vladimir UIyunov

NEW YORK.-Vladimir Len
in or Nikolai Lenin? Neither,
say experts in Soviet affairs.
His real name was Vladimir
Ilyich Ulyanov and he took
the pen name, Lenin, in 1901.
Some say that the N. prefixed
later stood for the Russian
word for nobody" and that
an American newsman in
vented the "Nikolai."
Evening star., 1962-01-03

You haven't heard of Joao
Carlos Martins?
Let me assure you that you
will, because unless all the signs
turn out to be wrong, this
gangling youngster from Brazil
is going to be one of the giants
Of the keyboard.
If this sounds as if I am let
ting my enthusiasm run away
with me, I can only suggest
that you judge for yourself.
Evening star., 1962-01-03
BY IRVING LOWENS
Star Music Critic

National symphony Orchestra,
Howard Mitchell, conductor. SoloiSts:
Werner Lywen, violin; John Martin,
cello; Joao Carlos Martins, piano. At
Constitution Hall, Program: over
Double Concerto in A minor Brahms I.
symphony No. z in c., Op. 105,
Sibelius: Piano Concerto, Ginastera.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Plan Meeting
at Fire Hall

An unusual program has been
planned by the Duck Greek His
torical Society at the meeting
to be held in the directors
room of the fire house, on Sun
day, November l8 at s pm.
The society is placing en-
phasis in its program during the
l962-63 year on the history of
Smyrna. The fire company
has played a major part in the
life of the town since 1t was
formed in 1886. Valuable pa
pers and trophies are on dis
play on the second floor of the
fire house which may be seen
by those attending the meet
ing.
Those who attend will also
have the privilege of viewing
the fire equipment, the radio
control room, and the kitchen
section. 1t is conceded in the
state that the Citizens Hose
Company and its quarters and
equipment stand among the best
In Delaware.
Arrangements for the meet
ing have been made by Mrs.
Margaret M. O'Neill, program
chairman of the society, and E.
Reynolds Bradley. fire chief.
Hoarace L. Hotchkiss, Odessa,
president, will conduct the
meeting.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Jaycees Plan
Operation
Santa Claus

Operation Santa Claus, the
biggest event of the year for the
young children of the Smyrna
Clayton area, will be conducted
Saturday, December Is, at the
Smyrna Theatre under the lead
ership of the Smyrna-Clayton
Jaycees. Santa is scheduled to
arrive at 2:30. and the theatre
will be open at Ills. Through
the support each year of the
merchants and professional
people of the Smyrna-Clayton
area, the project has been a
success. Santa will distribute
toy-filled stockings to all child
rem and will hear their Chris
mas requests after about an
hour of cartoons. Jaycees will
have the assistance of the
Smyrna Police In the theatre
area to handle traffic and safe
guard the children. The child
rem will leave by the Delaware
Street door near the stage of
the theatre where they may be
met by their parents. Bob Ennis
is chairman of the committee.
The committee includes James
Gray, Barry Meeks, Ebe
Joseph, Jr., Gerald Heinold,
Brooks Banta, Jim Haas, Joe
Churchman, Charles Gray, Ed
ward Hamburg and Phil Voshell.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Personals

Mrs. Lawrence c. Ellery and
daughter, Patricia flew on Fri
day. Oct. 26 from New York
TO Anchorage, Alaska TO join
Mr.. Ellery. They expect to be
away until spring. Bert Parks,
of TV fame who was on the same
plane staged a party en- route.
The mail address of the family
at present is General Delivery,
Soldama, Alaska.
Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman,
Sr. and Mrs. Henry. C. Webb
attended a meeting of the Dia-
mond State Branch, National
League of American Pen Wo-
men held at the home of Mrs.
Philip G. Rfroads in Alapocas,
Wilmington. Mrs. Rhoads and
Mrs. Jeanette Edwards were
hostesses at a tea which pre-
ceded the meeting Monday af-
ternoon.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
To Observe
Jaycee Sun.

Members of the Smyrna
Clayton Junior Chamber of
Commerce will attend Asbury
Methodist Church on Jaycee
Sunday, November II. The
pastor, the Rev. ]. Howard Link,
will conduct the service and the
speaker will be Richard Sames,
state Jaycee chaplain.
The Jaycees comprise forty
six young men of action who are
working for community better
ment on various projects.
The Jaycees have announced
that they are extending the seat
belt campaign to November IS.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Statewide
Workshop
Planned Here

A statewide workshop spon-
sored by the League of Wo-
men Voters of Delaware on the
United Nations will be held from
10 am. to 2:30 pm. on We'd
nesday, November IA at the
Presbyterian n Church, Smyrna.
The morning session will in
clude the film, Workshop for
Peace" and an address byMrs.
George Little, the National Lea
que of Women Voters observer
at the United Nations. This will
be followed by a discussion
period.
The afternoon session will
include a panel reporting on
out-writings presented by Lor-
raine Olson, on Henry Cabot
Lodge; Nancy Loux, on Arthur
Lawson; Jean Trumbore, on
hN4dA DtCNCAloOllg dlid EulGllG
Farrelly, on U Thant.
Interested women are in
vited to attend and bring a
sandwich. Dessert and beverage
will be provided. Registration,
fifty cents.
The League of Women Vot-
ers of the United States is a
non partisan organization whose
purpose is to promote political
responsibility through informed
and active participation of cit
liens In government. In it's
l962-64 program is "contin-
ued support of the United Ma
uons system and an evaluauon
of means to strengthen that
system under present day con-
ditions."
Mrs. C. Marcus Olsen is
president of the Delaware
League. On sale will be ~. N,
We Believe" stamps at the pub
locations table. A baby sitter
will be provided.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

to attend as the Three Little
Bakers will appear on the stip-
ulation that at least fifty per-
sons be In the audience. Mrs.
Frank Ryan is chairman of the
American Homes and Gardens
program. Mrs. Ernest Blendt
heads the committee of host
esses for the tea which will
follow, Mrs. ]. Everett Lof-
land, president, will conduct the
meeting.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Little Bakers
Club Guests

On Thursday, November 5,
at 2 pm. The Three Little
Bakers will be featured on the
program of the Twentieth Cent
ury Club. They will give a
demonstration of cake decorat-
ing. All club members are urged
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

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