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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
Caroline and Mucuroni
Win FIuttery Blue Ribbon
C0ntinued Prom Page D-1

COntlnue0 from rage D-1
at the far end of the outside ring The child is
chip off the family mounting block.
The next rally was held at the director Of the
Voice Of America, Henry LOOMS Trough Hill Farm
on Tuesday and Thursday. This was to sort out
the and teams that will represent the local
pony clubs at the Virginia Regional Rally. The
cross country phase was run on Tuesday over a
tough, 21-iump course over the LOOMS land
Wednesday was skipped because Of the rain, and
the dressage and stadium jumping was held on
Thurday.
Jimmie and Pixie Loomis whose mother Paulie
is one of the district commissioners of the Middle
rg-Orange County Club, rode in the rally and,
with the other kids, gobbled the free lunches sup
piled by the moo mothers.
Pixie was awarded the Atoka Bowl in the mid
die of the rally on Thursday Normally the bowl is
given at the end of the rally, but the First Lady,
who made the presentation, had to dash back to
Washington for more official duties
The Atoka Bowl is awarded each year to the
child who shows the most craftsmanship, interest
and participation. Jane McClary has put the tro-
ply up each year in memory Of her good hunter
Atoka.
Both the Brittle brothers won the rally in the
and high Cs divisions of the rally. Skip Brittle,
who was on the American Pony Club team that
went to England last year, won the B section and
brother Gould won the C.
Florence ADAMS was the winner OF the CS.
S. S. Cookies?
The Glen Ora kitchen catered batch of
cakes, which were brought by Mrs Kennedy and
Caroline for the hungry riders.
Mrs. Kennedy also rode with Eve Fout the
other district commissioner for MOO in the LOOMS
jeep when Eve dropped the fence judges off for the
cross country phase. This is a rough ride over
some bunny country. Maybe this is what the Secret
Service meant when they said that working at Glen
Ora was no country week end, it was real job
1t was suggested that any food left over from
the rally be frozen including some cakes for the
poor SIS. boys who are losing weeks pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
FirstLody.
On Own
InMexico
By FRANCES LEVINE
Associated Press staff Writer

Mrs. John F. Kennedy will
60 on her own to see a ia
nous archaeological museum
and school lunch project
when she visits Mexico City
this weekend with the Presi-
dent.
The White House says
she'll make a brief speech in
Spanish as she did on a State
Visit to Venezuela last De-
cember.
HOneymOOned There
The Kennedys will be re-
turning to the country in
which they spent their honey
moon in 1858. But they will
stay in Mexico City for the
three days of their fast Of
fetal trip. with no time to
revisit their pink honeymoon
cottage overlooking the ocean
at Acapulco.
This is the 18th country
32-year-old Mrs. Kennedy
has visited since becoming
First Lady.
Mrs Kennedy will be shar-
ing much of her husbands
ceremonial program. They
will make use of two elegant,
custom-made. air. conditioned
Lincoln Continental bubble
top cars that give full visi-
bility for the hundreds Of
thousands expected to line
the streets.
Day and Night
There will be both day and
nighttime appearances for
the Kennedys, during which
Mrs. Kennedy will be turned
out in some new costumes by
her designer, Oleg CaSsini.
The White House said they'll
describe some of the First
Lady's Mexico clothes some
time this week.
In an unusual gesture of
friendship, the President and
Mrs. Kennedy plan to return
to Mexico a historic painting
of the great Mexican Revolu-
tionary Leader Benito Juarez
by the Mexican artist Jose
EScudero Espronceda.
The portrait was painted
in 1871 and was presented to
former U. S. Ambassador to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

Daniels are donors of the
painting which will be pre-
sented to President Adolfo
Lopez Mateos by Mrs. Ken
nedy. to be placed eventually
in the Benito Juarez Mu-
scum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

Mexico JoSephus Daniels by
friends toward the end OF his
1884 term there.
On his death, the painting
was inherited by his brother,
DR.. Worth B. Daniels of
Washington. DR.. and Mrs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
"R0MNEY'S A 'PH0NY' SCHOllE"
(1h0ts Mhot The Devil Scys!I

BY James Robinson Lansing Bureau, Free Press s/23
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR READERS: TAKE A LOOK AROUND DETROIT
- AND PRESUMABLY OTHER LARGE CITIES - AND
OBSERVE THE VACANT BUSINESS EASEMENTS
VACANT APARTMENTS, VACANT FACTORIES - PRO-
DUCTS or THOSE DEVILS PHoNY PRODUCERS or
cHRIsT's LIFE MORE ABUNpANTLY REUTHER,
MAZEY, ScHoLLE HoFFA - DEVILS DuPEs, SUCK
ERs,; EFFEcTNc BILLION 5 s-T-E-A-L-sI - WITHIN
THE LAW - DEMOCRATS AND P-s-Y-c-HoP.A.THI-c
U.s. SUPREME COURT
(sss scHoLLE Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

To the " 7. Herald Tribune:
Letter TO the Editor"
NY. Trb. Aug "a
On ihs night Of Aug. IA, in company with wo friends,
watched Of the Russian space ships loom The
northwest horizon 904 with The exsctifvde Of railroad
timetable, and fash fhe sky After IL returned
earth. We we're informed that vossok III had logged l6
million miles Our President ssid we are now behind
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
LAS WE SEE IT
"A DOUBLE CONTRIBUTION TO ROMNEY's
PROSPECTS"

Free Press Editorial, 8/24
IF THE VALUE Of be gagged by his
enemies the old adage says, George Romneys stature
went shooting up this week.
Labor Tycoon Gus SehoIIe and the l4h District COPS
Dick Dursnt unlikely pair Of political bedfeIIows as
Michigan could imagine, both tried to damage Romneys
chances for being elected Governor.
All they succeeded in doing make themselves look
like hypoerifes.
Dursnf also demonstrated why neither Romney nor
this newspaper has any for he Birch Society," What
Dursnf did, in admitting that he only turned in his Birch
badge TO keep control Of his district is typical
Of The soeieiy's operations.
tsee RoMNEY, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
DEVILS DEMACOCUERY OF CREEPING
SOCIALISM, J.
1.-THE PUBLIC IS WAKING UP"

Human Events, 8/4
About dozen years ago, Charles D. Lyon, then
advertising manager Of the Potomac Edison Company Of
Hsgerstown, Maryland, wanted 10 do something about
Creeping Socialism. Thinking about the issues Of those
times he seized upon the Ten Little Indian theme
his solution. The year 1949.
The advertisement circulated around The indus
try and other companies used II in intervening years
tsce PUBLIC, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

OF Omnpoene
King!
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing
Communist
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

N0N-CHRIST SCIENTISTS ARE MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL cRIPPlEs /! : DEVILS DUPEs.
SUCKERS DEPUTIES. FOR BlUNDERs.
DISASTERS. RACKETEERINC (!
1.-THE WORLD or SCIENCE
rs PILOT ERROR TO BLAME?"
Detroit News G5
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SEE OUR COMMENT ON SOCIAL DYNAMITE:
CITYS IDLE YOUTHS" AND "'DoNT GET FAT.
IS ADVICE or DOCTOR TO CONGRESSMAN.
were recent tragic air crashes both military and
civilian, due TO pilot error?
" SO, was this attributable 70 DESIGNERS of svpsr
sopnsfesed aircraft that virtually fy themselves" while
relieving the pilot Of the need for intense and continuous
concentration?
Richard TrvmbuII, director Of the psychological serv-
ices division. Office Of Naval Research share, the con-
e'oson OF some British investigators that "snepsory be-
nsvor may provide the explanation for otherwise nsx-
piesbie accidents.
Soen behavior results from foo-essy operation Of the
'''psne' too great familiarity with nsrymsnts gauges
.-..-.-- tsss BLAME, Pss. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
BY Andrew +. Eruehouf CS. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "ovr Faiher-Moiher God, slI-hsr.
oniovs lp l6 Science Health with Key 10 the Scrip
tvrss by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission who wl-by the grace Of cod-do Fruehsuf.
Martin Luther Job in this age And how Science 3
HEALTH our textbook, is Gods liberstor 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 niquity"i
The "Iukswsrm" live in fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" = FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN m CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" uESUs.
CITIZENS OF MICHIGAN. ARE YOU DESERVING
OF DEDICATED. uNsELFsH PUBLIC SERVANTS. SUCH
As RoMNEY. REID FOR 1T. Gov, AND ALVIN BENT.
LEY?
THEY ARE NOT IN POLITICS OUT OF A LUST FOR
POWER, AS ARE sATANs DUPES. SUCKERS. DEPU-
TIES
DETROIT AND MICHIGAN HAVE BEEN ROBBED
BLIND BY THE DEVILS DUPEs, SUCKERS DEPUTIES
HoFFA, REUTHER MAzEY, scHoLLE. AND THEIR
KEPT MOUTHPIEcE, GUY NUNN = AND THE Gov
ERNoRsHIP FOR ALL THESE YEARS - DEVILS DEM
AcocUERY RAMPANT!!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
"C0lDWATER CALLS FOR ACTION TO

"C0lDWATER CALLS FOR ACTION TO
REDUCE POWER OF UNIONS"
Detroit News. Aug. II
BY US. Senator Barry CoIdwater
IAN Non Christ Scientists = On All levels -
Are Prisoners of The DeWIy
Labor unions today enjoy many special privileges and
vnities federal law which creative Of power
UNDER THE LAW. the unions have the following:
Almost total immunity under the antitrust laws
immunity from taxation
Immunity from nivnetons by federal courts.
Authority TO union funds for purposes
lated 70 collective bsrssinng where union member
ship is compulsory.
tsee coLDWATER, Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

tsss STRIKES, Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

Voters, Alert! = Romney Is
Gods Political M.D.!!!
THOSE. TOO MANY. VACANT STORES.
APARTMENTS. FACTORIES ARE
OF the DEVILS DEMOCRATS AND LABOR
RACKETEERS J. THE NON-CHRIST SCIENTISTS
REPUBLICANS, SAY YOUR PRAYERS, TOO y
A THIRD OF A CENTURY, MuLTI-BIllION
S STEALS or DEMOCRATS AND LABOR
BARCNS = CRIMINALS WITHIN THE LAW
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01
"sroP THOSE STRIKES"

To the N. Y. Herald Tribune:
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

Human Events BI4
WHENEVER PEOPLE speak of the welfare state. !"
whether they for against it, they Usually think Of II
as something that may the United States in some
indefinite future.
But in truth the welfare state isn't lurking some
where over fomorows horizon. II is here rioht now
and growing fast Now maybe this is what people in this
tsee STATE, Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-01

OF THE HELL HERE, FOOLS PARADISE
OF THE NON-CHRIST SCIENTISTS
GOD, ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH" -
THE REAL - AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE
REALITY AND THE UTTER N-OT-H-I.N.cNE.s-s S
OF THE THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL! (st Paul.
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL -
ARE NOT APPREHENDED BEFORE so-cALLED
DEATH BY sATANs DUPES, SUCKERS
DEPUTIES, THE NON-CHRisT SCIENTISTS
CLERGY LAYMEN, LEADERS, MASSES
NAIVE BLIND LEADERS - OF THE BLIND
VIA DEVIL = GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD
(see CANADA, Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
Potomac
Horse Show
To Feature
Two Rings
BY Cissy Finley

Two show rings, to be run
simultaneously, will be the pro-
gram for the Potomac Hunt
Horse Show, Sept. 80, at the
Club grounds, Glen I'd.
The show is scheduled to start
at 10 am. with judges, Conrad
Shauel, George Spicer, Lucian
Helm and Mrs. Belts Barr May,
in the rings. In addition to the
usual Junior classes, pleasure
ella sses for non-professional
adults, have been included on
the program. Thirty-six classes
and a championship, plus a
maiden championship and re-
serve for novice riders are list.
ed.
Continuous chuck wagon ca
tering will be available on the
grounds. The entry fee for each
class will be $500. Spectator ad.
mission is so each, Children will
be admitted without charge.
For further information call
Bill Gordon, Fred Hughes or
David SemmeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander
entertained on Sept. % at a
-four to Six" cocktail and buff
fet, indoor and outdoor, party.
Potomac friends of the Alex
ander's socialized with their in.
town cousins, as the party pro-
crossed throughout the evening.
A buffet supper, served in the
family room, and eaten on the
terrace, was the highlight of the
evening.
The Galliher twins, Lynn
and Kathy celebrated their
eighteenth birthday with an
orchestra dance for over 100
Of their friends. The dance
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
Adult Fitness
Courses Slated
At Z Schools

A series of physical fitness
classes for both men and wo.
men will be offered by the coun-
ty recreation department during
evening hours at 7 county loca-
tons, all to be held from 1880
to $3.50 pm.
Classes for men only will be
offered on Mondays at Peary
High School; on Wednesdays at
Western Junior High, Kensing-
ton Junior High and Eastern
Junior High, and on Thursdays
at Bethesda Chevy Chase High.
Women's classes will be held
Mondays at Western Junior
High and Thursdays at Peary
High, while a single course for
both men and women will be
offered on Mondays at North
Bethesda Junior High. Students
can register by telephoning Elk.
tension 366 at the County Office
Building, Pc. 2-2121.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
Guild to Offer
Annual Benefit

The Mercy Guild and Holy
Name Society of Our Lady of
Mercy will sponsor their fourth
annual Frontier Frolic" benefit
at the church school, Kentsdale
I'd. and Bradley blvd. in Beth
esda, on Oct. 6 at 9 pm.
The program will be similar
TO those that have proved pop
ular in past years, including
new and old.style frontier
games, a Western Derby, dane
ing and refreshments. The
Chuck Wagon Supper, which
has been served at midnight in
past years, will be moved up to
10 pm. for the benefit of "early
birds" according to sponsors Of
the benefit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
UN Day Proclaimed
By Rockville Heads

United Nations Day was pro-
claimed this week as Wednes-
day, Oct. "a, by Rockville Mayor
Protein Achilles M. Tuchtan.
The date comedies with the an
niversary of the United Nations
Charter.
The mayor urged Rockville
residents to observe the day by
means community programs in
order to demonstrate faith in the
United Nations and its aims.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
SENTINEL S eoSTTS, nD'
thursday, September IT, 1852 40

was given at Hobby Hill, the
home of Mrs. Anita BOgley,
on September %.
The birthday was toasted"
at the stroke of midnight,
marking the 23rd as their big
day.
Oct. 10, is the date marked for
an open Coffee" for all regis
tered voters in Potomac to meet
Republican candidates Frank
Small and Edward Miller, run
ming for Governor and Senator
respectively.
The coffee will be held at the
Potomac Church parish hall,
1890 am. to 1 pm.
The Carl Harrises, Warren
Steiners and Tom Colemans
spent long weekend at Wade's
Point, a resort on the Eastern
Shore. Their neighbors, the Tom
Taimis, took their family for a
weekend at Ocean City, Md.
Ray Little was given a sur.
prise birthday party by his sis
ter, Madeline, Susan Snider and
frankie B. Counselman on Sept.
81. A hayride to Sugar Loaf mt.
was featured for his seventeenth
b'day.
The Potomac W0men's Re.
publican Club are sponsoring
a bridge-luncheOn on October
16, at the Potomac Church
parish hall. Mrs. Elliot Spur
way and Mrs. James Gustaf-
son are in charge Of the fund
raising event.
Reservations may be made
thru the chairmen. The admis-
sion is SIPS per person or SIS
a table of four. The hours will
be from IL am. to 3 pm.
Mrs. Stephen Mccormick Is
mentioning this month in Eu'
rope, making the grand tour
and visiting their many friends
abroad.
The annual Frontier Fro.
lic," sponsored by Our Lady
of Mercy School, will be held
Oct. 6, at the school, Bradley
blvd. and kentsdale DIR. The
tab will be SO per couple for
the 8 to l entertainment that
will include dancing, western
derby, prizes, chuck wagon
midnight supper, and refresh
ments. "Old West will be the
appropO dress for the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Jack Pelton
are leaving the Potomac area on
September 20, for Birmingham,
Ala, where DR.. Pelton has &C.
cepted a position with the Uni
versity of Alabama Medical
Center.
The Pelton's River rd. home
has been bought by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Creel of Somerset,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Myers,
River I'd, are telling their
friends about their twin grand
children, born Aug. 10, A girl,
Michele Glenda, and a boy,
Michael Glenn, are the children
of DR.. and Mrs. Robert S. Mou-
ser, of Fairfax, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
In MemOriam
DOROTHY MILDRED SMITH

AS stars are shining brightly
Upon a silent grave
In it lies a Loved One
We loved but could not save
God gave us strength to fight it
And courage to bear the blow
But what it meant TO lose one
so dear,
Only God will ever know.
Husband and Daughters
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
ROMER & CO.
BETH..ROcKVILLE

LOVELY HOME nestled in the
Hills bet. Hyattstown & Urbana
on Rt. 355. Fine shrubbery and
garden plot. viii redecorate e.
modernize for suitable tenant,
$500 per mo. Phone OIL. $3.50.
2t.l0/4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
COMING EVENTS

OCTOBER 20, Saturday, 3-s pm.
st. Martins Turkey Supper,
country style, at the Ag Center
in Gaithersburg. Adults, $1.75.
Candies, Country Store; Take
out Dinners. 6t-1O/18
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
REAL ESTATE RENT


Mr.. TRAVILAH A rooms, kit.
chenette & bath, SIS per mo.
Avail. immed., sml. family, no
dogs. Call P. L. SNYDER, WI.
$1,000. 1897
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27

ALL CASH sell direct to Pur-
chaser. No agents fee-Prompt
free appraisal. Call EDWARD
w. ROSE, GA. 1914. 1927
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Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
Views previews / Reviews
NO EXCUSE FOR ANTEcOMMUNIST ERROR
EDWARD BANKS

Last week hear speaker who
supposedly giving his combating
After the played the
classified him an
1t hard believe the program y
group which scheduled evenings
publicly
The of the need learn about
aims of they should melted hatred
by hiding behind the false of fighters
There is threat the way of life
equally dangerous all
vile and antagonisic while denouncing
This incident should imagination
that and acsm merely philosophical
theories. Facsm hatred hold
the Naz an-Jew Hitler.
both find kind of hatred
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23

door and drop in the glider with
a frothy mug of pale ale or a
short snort of more potent bev-
erages.
The advent of electric mowers
and clippers helped. One uncle
in particular, Bob would leave
his job and come by to give us a
lift with the gardening. On no
occasion can | recall my Mother
ever entering the yard except to
say how pretty it looked. My
Grandmother would plant any
thing that resembled a living
thing. She grew lemon seeds.
apricot seeds, orange seeds, car
rot tops, and she would buy packs
and packs of Burpee Seeds.
Grass cutting time was BIZ
monthly affair. 1t would end as
family outing. The yard was
very spacious, full of cherry
trees. grape arbor, SNOWFALL
bushes. a couple of pear trees
and other unknown shrubs.
Spring came late but it was
welcomed with the clan coming
outdoors.
Staying inside during the cold
Midwes stern winters made spring
an extra special time on our CAL
endars. Spring here in the South
west is merely the lull before
the time of H and w. The time
which marks the beginning of Heat
and Weeds.
REMEMBER USE
POSTAL ZONES
ALWAYS. :.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23

Don't think that I'm traitor
to the cause--my spouse will take /,
the heat and weeds and wait for
the wonderful winter season to
roll around again). If Spring
comeS--in Phoenix - we know
that winter is surely on its won-
derful way. So put a little o
in the middle of H and w - Make
it another CHEEKY HOW did lever
live out of the Valley?