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AND. o. THOSE HEBREWS. CATHOLICS.
PR0TESTANTS. ET AL AIDES!
RECENT THREsHER SUBMARINE DISASTER.
TAKING SOME us LIVES WAS A PRODUCT OF
DISEASED MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIpPLEsl
NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTISTS PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL RIP VAN Wrinkles PERSONS or DE-
FEcTVE SANITY. JUDGMENT HONESTY. vNrELlL
0eNCE - CLERGY, LAYMEN LEADERS. MASS
ES! "''~
WHAT, AND WHO. ARE THE COMMANDMENT
BREAKERS?
ne DUPES. SUCKERS DEPUTIES OF SATAN
SIN, SEX - LUST - "LEcALlzED~ OR NOT Al co.
HoL, TOBACCO, DRUG STORE MEDICINE USERS
ooi. REMEMBER THIS: THE EVIL ! THE HUMAN
The Material THE TEMPORAL Isl. Paul. ARE
UNREAL! = MYTHS - or THEIR FATHER.
The DEVIL = MURDERER. LIAR, VOID OF
IRuTHI - A MY-T-Hl
the A-l-L-N-E-s-s OF GOOD! : cop!-
SUPER-sATURATEs the entire UNIVERSE
WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL IIFE!- YOUR
TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARvrloUs
MANsl0Ns'!- : OF ETERNAL. DIVINE BEING
CHRIST. SCIENTIST JESUS. NO. II!
eIcARET SMOKING IS A CHRONIC DISEASE AND
m .nsksroRe CASE FOR SYMPATHETIC TREATMENT
Of oa DEDICATED PHYSICIANS, A UNIVERSITY or LOUIS
W.. w..ls SPECIALIST TOLD FAMILY DOCTORS ATTEND
80, ne ~ ANNUAL MEETING or GENERAL PRACTICE
'~' ~ iHs sHERAToNcAoILLAc HOTEL.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

c-nl4-D4-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS PlAl0(lD
NON PARENTHoop DECLARES: "Wof
lnGJo 1IGm WITH CHnD"I
"sLssenp ARe rrG eARReN. THE WoMss
uaAr sRva eGAR-l
m NIX f'osdk kwss My1Hy
SkGH fhsy Awuy"!
PREGNANCY IS A q-M0MTHs. ADAm-EW
HYPNOSIS OF THE DEVIL!
MOST ANY DAMNED FOOL CAN Dc PARENT -
TIVE DEVIL sees 70 TiATi
tyeb, Old T.k MAN. BORN Or WOMAN. Is OF
FEW DAYS AND evlL or TRousLet
WHO CAN BRINc FORTH CLEAN FROM An
uMcl GAMf
ANSWER, NOT oNsr
THE AA-l-N-E.s-s Of GOOD : c0D!-
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE i
PREcLUDes ANY REALITY WHATSOEVER
70 THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL fsscslIsdl
exisrENcE"i So Iswsr hsif a p. "a. 2s2
coos CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - SCIENCE
AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO TIVE SCRIP
T-URE-s"I - vvoMANs' MARY BAKER EDoYS.
MAN CHILD TO RULE ALL NATIONS WITH
oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. INFINITE. DIVINE
PRINciPLeI
PROSTITUTES : MALE AND FEMALE = ALIAS
PARENTS FOR THE DEVIL : COMMANDMENT
BKEAkEkS - AXE ASKING FOX
sTERIllZATIONI
CHRIST JESUS STATED, OF OFFSPRING OF SAT.
An. SIN, SEX - LUST - "LEcALIZED" OR NOT
I'VE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL. AND
THE lusTs OF YOUR FATHER We WILL DO" -
MURDERER. LIAR. VOID OF TRUTH Iv-ol-D
OF SANITY REALITY! A MYTH III
John s43. a.
PLUS CHRIST JESUS CHRIST SCIENTIST KING
DON OF HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, NOTHING
MESS OF SATANIC. ADAM-EvE. "LoRDcoD"
tcsn ~. ete) BLAsPHEMoUs FRAUDS BURLEs-
CUES or THE PERFECTION OF REALITY
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER WHERE GOD IS COD
- OF AN Externally. COMPLETELY PoPULA.
TED UNIVERSE ! - VERY GOOD" tl3D FIN
LsHE-D"! t2:I
GENESIS l:aI land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT NE THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
hoNoRED BY THE c-HLLDL-E-sS CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS [-LS-l
VERY GOOD"
GENESIS 2:l: THUS the HEAVEN land THE
EARTH SPIRITUAL - THE REAL u WERE FINISHED!
AND ALL THE HOST OF THEM" - ETER-
NALLY void OF MATTER. HUMANS DISEASE.
DEATH, WARS SIN, HELL AND THEIR
FATHER. THE DEVIL - MERELY GIGANTIC ADAM
MYTHS
ASKS LABOR TO WAKE UP NATION
"MEANY WARNS OF ECONOMIC COLLAPSE
TRlCCERED BY CURSE OF AUTOMATION"
NEW YORK - LABoRs JOB IS TO WAKE UP
THE NATION" TO THE POSSIBILITY OF ECONOMIC
COLLAPSE TRIccERED BY THE GROWING COURSE" or
AuToAATIoN TO MOBILIZE ITS UNIFIED STRENGTH
BEHIND A POSITIVE PROGRAM FOR ALL AMERICANS,
AFl-cto PRES. GEORGE MEANY TOLD THE FEDERA-
TONS FIFTH CONVENTION IN A pEFINIrvE KEY.
NOTE ADDRESS,
Smokinu
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

EYES, RACE CHALLENGES WHO NEED AWAKEN
ING 70 ADAMeveLess. SPIRITUAL CHRIST
LIKE. HEAVENLY. ETERNAL BeINc CHRIST. sc1eN-
TisTl - AND 70 DGAA WITH TN coAeMooU
GOLIATH MYTH - - WHICH IS m pNoeG9S @
REDUCTION 70 ITS NATIVE Novsik>oeeeSs-
aScsSJ NoWl
ASO rIse POPULATION Expossopi- csssAse
o. tn DevIlS ADAMS EYES MuRDeRous cAn&
JuUAses. KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE eco
AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
MOOD IS m PROCESS OF REDUCTION 10
ADSUROsTv RIGHT NOW
coo DOES NOT REQUIRE COUNTERFEIT.
euRLesoUE. \ REPRODUCTION o. Hs externally.
COMPLETELY POPULATED UNIVERSE VIA
ADAMS. EYES. MURDeRoUs CAMS JUoAsEs.
kNAvEs AND Foolsl
THE cH-i-Lol-e-Ss CHRIST JESUS PLANNED
NON PAReNTHooo IS THE WAY, THE TRUTH.
AND THE LIFE no MAN coMErH UNTO TSie
FATHER EXCEPT Bv Me-! - TIE CHRISTI
SUMMARY FOR WHEREFORE:
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ITS EXECUTIVES De-
COME coNsEcRATED CHRISTIAN sciENTIsTsi
AND We ADD HERE AND NOW: ALL OTHERS
ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRiPPtEsi PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL RIP VAN WRINKLES PERSONS o.
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY. iNTELLL
cENce
"ARE YOU A HAPPY NlAN?"
WE GAVE THIS QUESTION AND ANSWER TO
QUICKLY HEALED ITALIAN AL LABOR BOSS YEARS
AGO. WHO WAS M GREAT PAIN. tcATHolIc,
IN ABOUT S MINUTES. OFFERED US $40!
REJECTED!
WE ANSWERED.: YEARS AGO, At A VETERANS
HOSPITAL. WHERE THE PsrcHlATRisTS WERE oiz-
~ EXAMINING THE WRITER'S SANITY, WE SAID TO
BlAcKsllDIhec BROTHER: IN ssu ysu whsi think or
NY LIFE. PAST. PRESENT. AND FUTURE - WOULD
Mt TRADE PLACES WITH EDSEL or HENRY FORD
RIGHT NoWl
EDsEl FORD WAS STILL WITH Us At THAT TIME
LACKING MORE THAN ALL ELSE. TIE FRUEHAuF
VERSION or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND MARY BAKER
EDDY. he PASSED ON At AGE SOL
MEDICINE 10 M0THER QluR0 DIRECTORS!
WE DECLARED. m BOSTON. TO ONE or THE D.
REcToRs or THE MOTHER CHURCH, THAT WERE IT
NOT FOR THE CONSERVATISM OF THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MONITOR IT'S EDITORIAL PAGE ALMOST
EXCLUDING WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL, DoDclNc
THE CUP AND CROSS or CHRIST MORAL COWARD
ICE = EDsEL FORD MIGHT STILL BE WITH usi
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Just rec ceived Hon Dab brochure
on the wonderful enterprize for
recreation etc. and noted your ad
in it. So just have to have a sub
Scription to your paper and also
one for our son, Charles Fillen-
worth, 1920 Keith Drive N. E. ,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Our daughter and son-in-Iaw,
Col. and Mrs. Fred Burke of Sierra
Vista, Arizona have been SO en-
thuSiaStic about your area that we
are meeting them there, the last
week in Sept. (He is state Rep.
from Cochise County.)
We are thrilled with having the
privilege of being guest on the
Apache Indian Reservation. l have
collected Indian lore and artifactS
for many years.
1t will be interesting to see your
newspaper. Please consider us
friends of this unique project and
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

who knows, we might decide to
join the tribe and settle down
there.
Sincerely,
The FillenWorth- Burke Tribe
Wheat Ridge, Colorado
Dear Sir:
One Of my responsibilities as
health educator for the Division Of
Indian Health (USPHS) in Nevada
is to improve communications be
tween Indians and non-Indians, as
we'll as among the tWenty-six tribal
groups in the state. With this in
mind, l hope to be helpful shortly
in the creation Of some type Of
inter-tribal newsletter to be dis
tributed on a statewide basis.
1t is my hope that this newsletter
will contain not only information
about Indian affairs in Nevada, but
also reprints of appropriate mate
rial concerning other tribes in other
states. | became familiar with
your fine publication while station
ed in Arizona, and wonder if it
would be possible to receive a
complimentary subscription, as
representative of an interested
agency. l know that it would be
very useful to me and the Indians
of Nevada.
Thank you very much for your
consideration.
Sincerely,
Edward c. Hinckley
Education Specialist Community
Healthy
Indian Hospital
SChurZ, Nevada
Dear Mr.. Oliver:
Enclosed is ST. 90 as payment for
the FORT APACHE SCOUT for one
year. You and all members Of the
Apache tribe should be proud Of
such a well planned official news
paper.
l enjoy reading each issue which
is passed to me from friend.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Nicholas N. Kessay
San Carlos, Arizona
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01
Letters TO the Editor ...

Dear Sirs:
would like for you to send to
my dad: Mr.. Chad MCGEE, Sasabc
Star Rt., Box IS U, Tucson,
Arizona, the Fort Apache Scout for
his birthday, Scpt.6 6. Ecnlosed is
a ST. 90 money order for a years
subscription.
We have been vacationing in your
Apache land now for the last four
or five years and have thoroughly
enjoyed it. But I'm afraid this
year we found our favorite place
an absolute mess. There was tin
cans, old dirty rags, broken bottles
and all kinds Of papers Uttered
every where around there. The
place I'm referring to is on Little
Diamond Creek about three miles
from Hawley Lake at the upper
end. We noticed you had dump
dug down at the lower camp; it
might help some lazy people if
you'd put one up there too. We,
of course, cleaned the place up,
b burned all the trash, and my
husband dug a deep hole and buried
the tin cans. l wish everyone
would.
Sincerely,
Mrs. D. R. MCGEE
Tucson, Arizona
Dear Sir:
| have had copy of the Fort
Apache Scout given to me and l
thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
You folks are doing a wonderful
job Of putting out your newspaper.
Keep up the good work! + and
Please enter my name on your sub
scription list for year--one dollar
is enclosed.
Very sincerely
Sterling Whitney
El PaSo Natural Gas Products
Box 312
Phoenix, Arizona
Dear Mr.. Oliver:
Please accept my thanks for your
printing my little article on Fort
Apache, hand carried to your
office by Mrs. Pauline Bankhead,
the daughter of Mr.. Johnson, who
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

| certainly enjoyed the "Scout"
during the time | was in bed and
still enjoy it now that am up and
around. | will be able to start
school this fall with my class at
Alchesay High School.
Thank you again.
Sue Vice
Fort Apache
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

is constructing your saW1nill there.
Enclosed is a check for So. 90
for which kindly enter my subscrip-
tion to the SCOUT for one year,
and for few extra copies of the
July issue, if available.
With best wishes and regards to
Mary Riley, | am,
Sincerely,
Harry Hartley
Rt. 1, Box 7
Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Dear Sir:
| noticed in the Arizona Develop
ment Digest, published by the
State Of Arizona Development
Board that subscriptions to your
newspaper were available at ST.. 90
per year. Accordingly, | am en-
closing dollar for subscription
to be sent to the following:
J. C. Macdonald
1852 East Turkey Lane
Phoenix, Arizona 85O16
| am looking forward to receiving
your publication.
Yours truly,
J.C. Macdonald
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

Dear Mr.. Oliver:
| would like to use the Fort
Apache Scout as a means Of thank p
ing all Of my friends for all Of their
kindnesses to me following my
accident
IreCeived SO many cards, flow
ers, gifts, etc, that l just can't
thank everyone individually.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

who knows, we might decide to
join the tribe and settle down
there.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

Sincerely yours,
Nicholas N. KesSay
San Carlos, Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Rights Picketers
March in Protest
OF Rental Policies

About two dozen members Of
the Prince Georges County
branch Of the Congress Of Ra-
cial Equality yesterday picketed
Dutch Village, a new apartment
development at Palmer Park,
Maryland.
Richard Ochs, vice president
of the CORE group, said the
demonstration began about 3
pm. when a representative of
the development informed his
group that Negroes are barred
as tenants.
After about two hours, the
development sales office was
closed and the picketers moved
to Belair, scene Of demonstra-
tons for the past several weeks.
A representative Of Dutch
Village said the project is
owned by the Seven Rivers
Construction Co. Of Baltimore
and will have about 500 units
when completed.
After the picketers left, the
sales office was re-opened, he
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Crash Kills
Driver, ~,
At Dumfries

A % year old sports car
driver was killed early yester-
day when his car crashed into
the rear of a tractor-trailer a
half mile north of Dumfries,
Va.
The victim, James Alan Hood
of Quantico, was the first to
die on Virginia highways as the
Labor Day week end began.
State police found his body
pinned In tangled wreckage of
the small convertible he was
driving.
The accident occurred at 4
am. on a section of U. S. Route
which is considered one of
the most dangerous in the
State.
Police said that the driver of
the truck was not injured.
The death raised the number
of traffic fatalities recorded in
Virginia this year to 627. At
this time last year, 572 persons
had died in automobile acct
dents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
GoldWuter
Aide Eyes
Senate Seat

L. Brent Bozell, a ghost
writer for Senator Goldwatel
and the late Senator Joseph r
Mccarthy. said yesterday hi
is thinking seriously of run
ming" for the Republican
nomination for a Maryland
seat in the United States Sen
ate next year.
Mr.. Bozell, a resident OF
Chevy Chase. ran in 1858 for
the Maryland House of Dele
gates buA was defeated. He
came to Washington in 1858
to write foreign policy speeches
for Senator Mccarthy and was
co-author of the book, NC
Carthy and His Enemies"
He helped write Senator
Goldwater's book, The Con-
science of a Conservative" and
is now working on a book called
THE Mind of of John F. Ken
Inedy: An Exploration"
The 37-year-old Montgomery
County writer is one of a grow
ing list of prospective Republi-
can candidates. Senator Beall
of Cumberland, the Republican
incumbent, also has indicated
he will seek reelection.
Other possible Republican
contenders are Representative
Matthias, Al, of Frederick and
former Senator John Marshall
Butler of Baltimore who re-
tired last year after two terms
Mr.. Beall said that more
than 600 tickets, at 500 each
have been sold for a dinner
to be given in his honor Oc-
tober l in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

supplied through the Coast
Guard"
Comment: 1.-TWO yachts,
these are the same yachts that
were described as cabin cruisers
by the previous administration
The only change is they have
been renamed from the names
President Eisenhower gave them
to the names President Ken
'nedy gave them. Another yacht
from the Navy-I presume he
is speaking Of the Sequoia,
which Is assigned to the Secre-
tary of the Navy on which the
President has been a guest
several times; finally, a racing
yawl, the Manitou which is a
sailing ship which the Presi-
dent, I think, has used four or
five times in 21a years. 1t was
only available to the the Presi-
dent when he was in the area
where the boat was"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

reduction bill which the Senator
described as irresponsible and
DANGEROUS" He asked his
listeners to consider the land,
sea and air transportation
available to the White House.
Example Cited
He listed these as 10 hell
copters; and SO million fan-jet
airplane; three Boeing TOTS
assigned by the Air Force; one
Douglas DC-6B for airports that
can't take Jets; a 21-foot Lin
coin Continental plus three
other family cars land the
regular White House fleet" a
special railroad car; two yachts;
another yacht available from
the Navy and a racing yawl
supplied by the Coast Guard.
I've always thought" the
Senator commented, that if
you want to reduce expendi-
lures, the man who suggests 1t
should set an example"
In the fiscal year ended be-
fore Mr.. Kennedy's Inaugural
ton, there was a surplus of
$1.2 billion and the debt stood
at 1885 billion, Senator Byrd
said.
Deficit Grows
There has been a Federal
deficit in each fiscal year since
January 20, 1861, and in the
past two years 1t has averaged
SOS billion a year." he added.
Some Of the ideas Of the ad-
ministration don't sound like
men looking for New From
tiers" Senator Byrd said
They sound like Rip Van
Wrinkle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
$500 REWARD
OFFERED FOR
JAMES | SEAL

WILLIAMSB URIC, Va,
(AP). - The jamestown
Foundation is offering re-
ward of $500 for informa-
ton leading to the return
of the seal of King James
I, stolen August "a from
the Old World pavilion at
jamestown Festival Park.
The seal is a metal disk,
approximately six inches
in diameter, showing King
James I on each face, sur
rounded by a Latin inscrip-
ton.
The seal is an original
one and was loaned to the
jamestown Foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
By ALEX r. PRESTON
Star staff Writer

BERRYVILLE, Va, Aug. 81
Federally- financed studies Of
such projects as the materna
relationship of monkeys anc
the sex life of the gypsy moth
were listed today by Senator
Byrd, Democrat of Virginia
among reasons why President
Kennedy's tax reduction pro-
gram should be defeated.
If the tax cut bill passes, the
1905 billion debt will reach
SIS billion in another three
years, the chairman of the
Senate Finance Committee said
The Senator spoke to a rec
ord crowd OF more than 1000
fellow apple growers and Vir-
ginia politicians at his forty
first annual picnic. About s.
800 barbecued half-chickens
had been prepared over open
pits but as guests continued to
come. servers began dividing
the portions in two.
Theme of Speech
Attired in a customary white
linen suit, Senator Byrd was in
good spirits but showed con-
Germ over the Nations economy
as he mounted a flat-bed truck
to speak in the shaded oak
grove in the midst of his apple
orchards.
He chose as his theme the
closing words of President
Kennedy's Inaugural address
ASK not what your country
can do for you; ask what vol
can do for your country"
The President himself has
not set the best example In
asking Congress to pass the tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Fire Damages Home
Near Germantown

A fire caused about $4,000
damage to a two-story frame
house on Route 118 west of
Germantown, Md, yesterday,
Montgomery County police re-
ported.
The owner of the house,
Lawrence Hawkins, and two
sons who we're in the home
escaped without injury. Police
said the fire apparently was
caused when a member of
the family fell asleep while
smoking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

if the Republican convention
in San Francisco next July
makes another choice.
AS running mate they plan
to offer Senator John Tower,
Republican of Texas, for vice
president.
The idea is to qualify Sena-
tor Goldwater as the Conserva-
tive candidate If he's not the
Republican cancidate-a re-
latively simple procedure in Vir-
GINA and a majority of other
states. Petitions signed by 1000
qualified voters are enough to
put a slate of presidential cleo
tors on the Virginia ticket for
any party.
Aside from giving Goldwater
fans a choice in the election as
long as their man is one of the
alternatives, a supporter of the
move said its primary aim is to
exercise some potent leverage
on the Republican convention,
The council hopes the move
will SNOWFALL to the extent that
the Republican convention will
have to turn to Senator Gold
water or risk a big split among
conservatives in the election.
Drive to Start Immediately
John w. Carter, a Danville
attorney and city councilman
who has headed the Conserva-
tive Council since its formation
in 1861, said the group would
go after names for the qualify
ing petition Immediately anG
expect to have the necessary
1000 in a week.
But maybe we can get
100000 instead of 1000 names
on these petitions" Mr.. Carter
said.
He added that the Goldwa-
ter Tower electors would be
put on the ballot as Conserva-
tive party standar d-bearers
only if the Republican conven-
ton by-passed the Arizonian.
You can rest assured if
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

Goldwater is on the ticket of
any national political party, he
will be on the ticket only once
in Virginia, and-so far as we
can influence others-in all the
other states, too"
Virginia is one of the 80
states where the filing deadline
falls on a Gate after next years
Republican convention. A dozen
other states have earlier dead
lines or require approval of the
candidates selected.
Enthusiasm Tempered
The council members didn't
appear overly optimistic the
Republican convention will res
pond to their persuasive move.
Their newly printed campaign
folder says: "the liberal Demo-
Gratis can't" and "the liberal
Republicans won't-so conser-
vatives must nominate Goldwa-
ter for president in 1854"
The council, made up of rep
resentatives from q dozen or so
Conservative clubs in the state,
plans to certify these ConSer-
vative Party electors - unless
the Republican convention
dominates Senator Goldwater-
prior to the 50-day deadline
before the 1864 November cleo
ton:
Willard F. Day of Williams
burg, Col. J. Addison Hagan of
Norfolk, William r. Wilkinson
of Richmond, G. H. Parker jr.
of Franklin, John w. Carter of
Danville, DR.. George F. Giles
pie of Bedford, Benton c. Coin
er of WayneSboro, Raymond v.
Long jr. Of Charlottesville,
Daniel j. Rocker of Pulaski,
Charles w. Carter of Arlington,
]. r. organ, jr. of Alberta and
Derwood S. Chase, jr. of Charl-
ottesville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Byrd's Blast at Spending Hits
Study of Gypsy Moth Sex Life

For example, the Govern
ment spent $1.6 million on a
project by DR.. Harry P. Harlow
of the University Of Wisconsin
to study the Nature and De-
velopment of the Affectional
Relationship of the Infant
Monkey and His Mother" Sen
ator Byrd said.
1T is difficult to be critical
Of health research" he COM
mented. But it seems to me
that much more care should
be exercised in the expenditure
of taxpayers money, even in
this important area"
Hits Projects
"As for us farmers" Sena-
tor Byrd said, lets not over
look the fact that two Agri-
culture Department chemists
recently reported discovering
that a male gypsy moth on
the wing can spot the presence
of a receptive, grounded, fe-
male gypsy moth as far as a
quarter of a mile aWay-doWn-
wind
Then there was the anthem
ticated report that the Fed
eral Aviation Agency used
taxpayers money to discover
that the average mans pos
terror covers 1904 square
inches and exerts average
pressure Of go pounds per
square inch"
Senator Byrd departed from
his prepared text to criticize
last Wednesdays march or
Washington in which more
than 100000 demonstration.
presented 10 civil rights de.
mands to the White House.