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Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Drive For Poultry
Funds Going Good

Delmarva's annual poultry in
duStry fund drive started out in
promising style in Salisbury last
week with a record amount pled-
ged and 102 volunteer fund drive
workers present at the English
Grill for a kickoff dinner and
meeting.
William R. Murray of Frank
ford, Del. the General Fund Drive
Chairman, announced advance
subscriptions to the drive of
So, 900 and then reported an ad-
ditional $1,000 subscribed by
grower representatives and busi-
ness firms present at the
meeting. Two Salisbury banks
represented at the meeting pled-
ged a total of $1,000. Goal of
the Fund Drive between now and
April 8, when it officially closes,
(Cont. on Page Al
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Al Conference
Delegates Named

Four Delaware All club mem-
bers have been selected to repre-
sent the state at the 33rd Ma
tional All Conference to be held
in Washington, DC, April 20 to
26, according to James o. Baker,
state Al leader.
The quartet includes Helen
Grampp, Dover; Jean Ann Tuck
er, Greenwood; George Nickle,
Newark; and Franklin Nelson,
|Bridgeville.
Their selection is announced
in conjunction with National Al
Club Week which will be observ-
ed March 2 through 8 throughout
(Cont. on Page C4)
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01

The ten-room, two-story
dwelling. was gutted. The
property is owned by Mrs.
Frances Thistlewood of near
Houston.
Raylea is employed in New
York City and was at work when
the blaze started. Firemen said
cause of the fire is still un-
determined and they have not
learned how it started. The loss
was estimated at SIC, 900.
The Carlisle Fire Company
fought the two-alarm blaze for
four hours.
The Rayleas are staying at
Hotel Milford.
The fire which leveled the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Townsend and their seven chill
|dren in Smyrna last Saturday
morning destroyed practically
all of the family's possessions.
The husband was not at home
and Mrs. Townsend was at work
at the Smyrna Welfare Home
when a passerby noted the root
ablaze. He warned the children.
The Townsend children we're
playing on the first floor un-
aware of the fire. They fled
after trying to summon the
Citizens Hose Company by tele-
phone.
Notified of the blaze, Mrs.
Townsend hurried home. Fear
ing the children were trapped
inside she made repeated at
tempts to enter the burning
house and had to be restrained
by Howard Hill, a neighbor.
Chief Reynolds Bradley said
(Cont. on Page A4)
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Layton And Co. Has
New Trade Name

DelaPeake Building Supplies
is the new name selected for
the 28-year-old building ma
terials department of Layton and
Company, Inc, Dover.
Walter D. Montgomerie, ex-
ecutive vice president of the
Layton firm, said that directors
of the company have decided to
expand the building materials
department to serve homeowners
and builders as well as the dealer
customers it has served since
1895.
DelaPeake will be operated
as a division of Layton and Com
pany and Jack Beiser of Dover
(Cont. on Page A7)
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
McCabe Finalists
Have Been Selected

Seven high school seniors,
residents of the Delmarva PENN
sula, have been selected as final
lists in the annual competition
for the McCabe Achievement
Award at Swarthmore College.
From this group the McCabe
Achievement Scholar will be
chose by a committee composed
of alumni and members of the
administration and faculty of
Swarthmore College after ner-
sonal interviews with the anpli-
cants on campus, February 20.
The committee, under the
(Cont. on Page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01


Specifically, the civic group is
looking for talent of all ages, and
would be interested in persons
who can sing, dance, play musical
instruments, pantomime, and
perform monologs, either SER
ious or comical. If interested,
please write Immediately to
Kiwanis Variety Show, CO Mil
ford Chronicle, Milford, Della.
Give your name, address, age,
phone number, the type of act
and when 1t would be convenient
for contracting you. Deadline for
all inquiries is March 9th. You
will be contacted within a few
days upon receipt of your ap-
|plication.
A ten year old Lincoln boy,
George Wiley, has also been
signed to perform in the program
(Cont. on Page C4)
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Mary Ann Kitchens
Wins VIEW Contest

Mary Ann Kitchens, 17-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Dallas Kitchens, dupont High
way, is the best radio script
writer among Milford area high
school students according to Of
ficials of Blue Hen Post #6483,
sponsors Of the local Voice OF
Democracy Broadcast Script
writing Contest.
Miss Kitchens entry, titled
"What Freedom Means To Me"
was selected as best among
eleven entries in the 1962-63
contest completed last week. She
will receive a $500 U. S.
(Cont. on page AID
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Heart Fund Sunday DriUe
Tops All Former Years
Total To Date Is Greater Than Last Year
With One Whole Ward Still To Report;
All Ward Captains Have Done A Won
derful Job Of Organization.

Chairmen George Adams announce that
Mords Heart Fund Sunday Drive tops all
money collected. But Milford still its
established goal Sunday
is encouraged to mail their contributions tally
will be published when all contributions record
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Weekend Fires LeaUe
Many Homeless In State
No One Injured In Fires That Caused Total
Damage OF More Than $2l, 900 At
Milford And Smyrna; Mrs F. Thistle
woods Property Gutted By Blaze.

Fourteen left homeless
destroyed dwellings in Milford
mated at $21 0O0 No injuries reported.
Mrs. Edwin Ralyea her three
blazing home Northwest
ing. Fremen said all they saved ga toothbrush.
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Red Cross Home Service
Has Definite Role

Home Service has definite part in Red Cross work
March will find workers busy with the annual roll
of the local by Mrs.
her coworker Mrs. James Cresson
explains the Of help that Home Service affords
1t and how generously is ven These ladies
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Milford KiaUanis Club Is
Planning Variety Shou

The Milford Kwans Club under Nelson Short general chair
preparations talent variety show scheduled
Members of
planning committee for the GLAND Evans, Bob
Masten Disharoon. charge of
production will be Dennis Hazard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-07

Now, on Pan Am, truly massive shipments can
speed across oceans by air.. land at costs COM
petltive with surface transportation Again Pan
Am has led the way. with complete system
Of benefits for a new era Of massive dsrbu-
ton. Pan Am Jet Freighters provide the only ALL
cargo service making overnight deliveries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-07
Giant Boeing Freighers akeady service the Atlantic
twelve times weekly the Pacific times weekly reason
shippers choose Clipper Cargo first Europe and all the world

across both the Atlantic and the Pacific. The
only Jets with complete paIetzed loading sys-
TENS 40 tons offreght can go on each flight
In addition, Pan Am has cut rates on hundreds
Of commodities. some by as much as Six.
Finally. Pan ANS Worldwide Marketing
Service can even help your company find new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-07

markets or new sources Of supply overseas
And at no cost No obligation.
No other airline in the world can offer YOU
company benefits like these. It's time to take
advantage Of them. Call your cargo agent, i'm
port broker or Pan Am office now.
InWoshington, D. c.: REpubIic $780,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
Angel Food :

(Consinvsd From Back Psgs)
FRAUDS MYTHS N-O-TH-LNGINES-S - "GHAS'
LY FARCE" BuRLEsoUE, 'PHoNY OFFSPRING,
ADAM, eve MURDERous cAINI
WHEREAS THE ONE REAL DEITY - GENESIS
FIRST CHAPTER - WHERE GOD IS GOD - Yous
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNlouS"
rs THE ONE, REAL PARENT IN, AND OF, VIE
eNTiRE UNIVERSE HIS OFFSPRING - YOUR
TRUE BEING - IS, LIKE HIMSELF - WITHOUT Be-
GINNING. ENDING - MALE AND FEMALE
Bur VOID or SATAN, SIN, SEX - LUST = R-
pRet4ENpEp. HoNoREp BY cHi.L-p-lE-ss
CHRIST IESus' PLANNED NON PERENTHoooi -
VERY GOOD" tcsu. 1917 - PERFEcTi Elm
ts-HE-D"l tcsn. AID UNIVERSE
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
haeGiI| :


tConfinved From Back Psee)
u Is harsh. ugly report. NAsA says that Project
Mercury contractors delivered spare parts 50
cent defective capsules with than 500 defects
batteries with holes in hem eectronic parts improperly
soldersd valves improperly installed and so on On each
OF the six manned space flights there average Of
10 malfvnetions failures Of eomponents.
II is AGAINST this Of condition that Secretary Of
Defense Meamars has been struggling and has incurred
hs enmy Of ihe powerful obbes and pressvres against
which President Eisenhower warned in his farewell ad
dress.
The NAsA report recalls that some months be-
fore the nvclear submarine Thresher lost Adm Hy
Riekovsr had made almost identical report The
poor quality Of workmanship and defective parts in
ponsnts delivered 70 the submarine service.
The PoIss builders also had received faulty valves
and other parts improperly installed. Forgings not
suitable Regulators and vital parts not vsab'e. u
necessary for the Navy II was for NASA to re-
work items great expense.
A few days ago the admiral made new statement
Right today hoIdina up atomic submarines be-
the equipment not made in accordance with
drawings and wasn't inspected properly"
He feels the inability Of American industry to meet
The exscsna demands for quality and reliability posed by
modern technology Is Of the most critical problems
confronting fhe nation
The Congress did nothing about Adm. Rickover's re-
pers Whether IL will do more than make few meaning
Mr. Essnhowers predictions coming true unexpectedly
early
Use OF National Guard troops TO support the U.s.
Constitution al cost Of few hundred thousand dollars
never fails excite Of the mighty in Congress- but
the more than 500 million loss from faulty parts and work.
manship in the PoIars and NAsA deveopement produces
. relative Stiffness
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
Hymn :.

Eoasinvst From esck tAes)
A GRATEFUL HEART 4 rENPLe IS,
SHRINE 50 PURE AND WHITE.
WHERE ANGELS or HIS PRESENCE KEEP
CALM WATCH ~ DAY or NIGHT
GRANT THEN. DEAR fATHER.MorHeR, GOD,
wHArEyeR ELSE eEfALL,
TINS LARc6Ss or A cRATeEUl HEART
THAT LOVES AND BLessES ALL
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
bAAsfAhp, AND BE CONVERTED, AND SHOULD
HEAL THEM or THEIR DISEASES I"

bAAsfAhD. AND BE CONVERTED. AND SHOULD
HEAL THEM or THEIR DISEASES 7"
The fLesH peoFlrETH NOTHING - jehn 6S3.
fNe tuNAN eoox IS \ CONGRESSIONAL MORTAL
Ts50Uc.H.T AkY.THti coullTeAPGn - or buk.
LEsoUe - OF The DIVINE & SPIRITUAL IMAGE
or COP - OUR Taue BEING. - A tosyAINcotN
MARrYkooM REVELATION or FATHER, SON,
AND HOLY GHOST ~ PER JESUS: THE KINGDOM
81 HGAveN ts At HAND ~ rs WITHIN yoU"i
"ir IS LIKE UNTO LEAvEN WHlcH MOA1AN TOOK
AND HID IN THREE MEASURES or MEAL. UNTIL
THE wA0Lf WAS LeAvENE0"l - SCIENCE. tbs.
olocv. MEDICINE" - THE TITLE or THE SIXTH
CHAPTER ~ COOS CHRIST scieMcE MESSIAH - m.
FALLIeLe PASTOR, HEALER. LiBERAToR OF
etoLes G. eRof EMERY ONE a - ~scieMce AMp
HEALTH WITH KEY 70 THE s.c-R-I.Pr-u-RE.s"
- WoMAMss MAN CHILD NARY eAKsR spDvs
TO RULE ALL NATIONS NTH A ROD or tRok
- Rev. II: I. S. THE HloHpOWEReo ANGEL FOOD
or WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL AND TENDER.
o6NvtE MoTHERLN ANGEL cAeRieL. OF iNFiNtTE.
oMNPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. YOUR FEATHER.
MOTHER GOD. ALL HARMONIOUS!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
Unemployed


Continues From Back Psee)
SPIRITUAL WcKEpNEss"i PAYING OFF M
SOVIET elIILDLip LOSS or CHINA To REns
PEARL HAReoR KOREA BAY or PIGS FlAscoi
oe SATAN SIN. SEX - LUST - AoAM-eve
"loRDcoD" BIRTHS FLOODS luNAcy! TREASON
At dinner meeting attended the other ri~ht,
the asnslesn the table TO raise
question: When" he asked is somebody ceina TO Give
IN honest answer TO wv there is much
And than he added ." mink everybody The answer
exespt the people running The government"
isn't a"oration he on. and II isn't any Of the
other sophstiesed that hear 50 much about
The simple truth he said is that the is
eouraoinq unemployment by pa~inQ peone TO work.
u turned ovt that the gentleman had spent much Of
the summer travelling the state from the seashore
to the mountains Everywhere he said Jobs were going
bequing. On the coast II impossible 10 oct
plumber TO take Of minor repairs The plumbers
he said had baekIoes Of calls; taking Of them
painfully slow because the plumbers lacked help
and couldn't find il.
One plumber explained that he knew Of numerous
men who not employed but that they preferred be-
inc idle and being relief taking aainfvl employment
The plumber quoted saying Since have 10 work
almost by myself, it's slow process and Just do fhe
best ean."
The morning following conversation with the
gentleman across the dinner table glanced at the
classified ad section Of fhe morning paper. There
three full columns Of notices inserted by people seeking
workers. There only four tiny notices inserted by
people seeking Jobs This the way il u.s. dav after dav
We checked with three contractors in Raleigh. Their
stories bore out the version Of the gentleman the
dinner table. One contractor said that he TO his
words - has Just about given tryna to find
ter I'm al the place." he said" that I'm hiring anybody
who knows which end Of the hammer to grab"
Yet. welfare officials and other governmental
agencies participating in the distribution Of assistance to
the Unenloyed and the needy will deny that such is the
Even in the Of those officials who acknowledge
the situation there is only Of Illustration What
can do? they say. we don't make the laws the reg
vIstions. We Just carry them out"
Maybe Just the same. they parties TO system
that borders conspiracy TO break the economic back
Of America by sitting the incentive and initiative Of the
very people who most need TO learn the lesson Of self
reliance.
We have quarrel with programs which lend
helping hand those who truly and deserve help
But when he dole and the handovt reach the point that
they TO be desired than honest labor then Am
erica is sick.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
yhanlins =

tConsnved From Back Paee)
"IORD-COD" tx) FRAUDS! MYTHS!
N-O-T-H-I-N-C-N-E-S-S! :
GODS COMMANDMENTS BREAKERS VIA SATAN
BOUND THERAPEUTICS DRUG STORE MEDICINES.
AND SURGEONS KNIFE WHITE-WAsH Cokss.
INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS BLuNDERs DIS
AsTERsl PEARL HARBoRs KoREAs BAY Or
PIGS FIAscosI
tx) - Genesis ~. etc. .~eom
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS APPRECIATE THE ACCOM-
MopArloNs or OUR FRIENDLY DRUG STORES Bo'
WITHHOLD THEIR MORAL SUPPORT or Ins
FALSE GODS OF HEALTH IN BOTTLES. CAPSULES
AND WHAT HAVE YOU.
WE ACCEPT FATHER SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS
MEDICINE, THERAPEUTICS, WHICH HAVE. MI.
LIONS or TIMES, SAVED THE DYING. THE INcuRAsle'
THE cRIpPLEDi
BUT LEST THE DEVIL MIsLEA0 YOU RE ,ns ".
cAsvoNAL DIsAPPoINTMENTs OF RELIANCE
UPON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, LET THE READER De.
WARE OF THE LESSON OF JESUS HEALING ur
JUST ONE CRIPPLE At THE POOL OF BeIH.sDAi
THE oTt@ERs WERE NOT READY AND wok,n.
BECAUSE. QUOTING JESUS: EYES THEY HAVE IHA,
SEE NOT EARS THEY HAVE THAT HEaR NO,
HEARTS THEY HAVE THAT WILL NOT uNDekS .a.O' ..'
LEST THEY SHOULD SEE. AND HEAR AMI ""
tconiinusd Nssd Column. ioP
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
= Rosii,ney

sSsnsk'pst srsm Hsck ssosA
FIRE. FEAh REN0asE; LIST: HATprp.
DESTRUCTION; AFFlIcrloN PURIFYING AND
ElFvArlNc MAN.!
p tae - NELL. MORTAL BELIEFS, sanoe ,,,er.
K.1.ose; hA1keD; ReveNce. SIN. stcxNess. f,e xru.
sNt.k'N0 AND sELfDEsrRucrloN: seLEiMeoeen
AoofM; sFsEcTs OF SIN; THAT WHICH .woexeTn
As0"ssaA1soN OR MAkeTH A Lle.'"
FORESTS TiNDER-DRY; STATE MAY BAN
raes IN ALL WOODS. FIELDS"
LANSING oet Is. - The forest fire hazard !. r.,eh
ing such dangerous levels that Gov Romnev will be s.lsd
Tomorrow 20 sign proclamation banning al fires In
"'e"sssns fields and forests unless rain nfervenes
The weather Bureau reported thst nearly = month
mas passed since meaningfvI rainfall in southeastern
Michigan Figurss svaabIe for the rest e hs
sstsJ
The Detroit areas precipitation deficit for she wear
Is more than seven inches
Lest week. Conservation Department forces now
working sevsndav week. fought rs forest and field fires
The fires DESTROYED 645 before they were halted v
qvekysspIoyed tank trucks brush crews and fire pIow
units
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
Premature Death =

tCoutnued From Back Paoe)
WITH INcoRRUPTiBLE UNNvADABLE, oMNl.
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE - IMPLIED
IN GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE GOD
= is GOD! - YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD,
ALL-AARMoNIous" - HoNoRED BY CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENvHooD!
- "cALL NO MAN FATHER! - JESUS
PENETRATING THE MENTAL FOG or THE ALLEcoR-
icAl "LoRDcop" AND THE COLOSSAL DELusloN
THAT THE ONE. REAL DEITY EVER WAS THE
PARENT TO A SATANIC. ANTI-cHRIST - PsY.
cHoPATHlc - ADAMEvE, MuRDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS. THE KNAvEs AND FOOLS OF THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD
FATHER SON. AND HOLY GHOST APPOINT
WOMAN" UMstf. 1898 Rev. l2:'. s. FEBRUARY. 1855
TO EXPOSE - REDUCE TO NATIVE MOTH
LNc-N.Es-s" THE ILLUSIONS. DELUsIoNs, OF 1.-THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-eaIedl Ex
sTENcE" /! - SEE LOWER HALF OF PIP. 272 2s2,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - HEALER,
SAVIOUR. LiBERAToR OF BIBLES CLERGY LEAD
ERS! LAYMEN! MASSES
70 ILLUSTRATE
"THE INFINITE HAS NO : BEGINNING" j
AS PER pso2, SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" - MRS. EDDY'S
IMAM CHILD TO RULE ALL NATIONS" -
"cENEsIs i'll. IN THE BEGINNING GOD CREATED
THE HEAVEN AND THE EARTH"
THE INFINITE HAS NO BEGINNING. THIS WORD
BEGINNING IS EMPLOYED TO SIGNIFY THE ONLY. =
AND MAN, INCLUDING THE UNIVERSE. THE CREATIVE
PRINCIPLE - LIFE, TRUTH, AND LOVE - IS GOD. THE
UNIVERSE REFLECTS GOD. THERE IS BUT ONE cREA-
TOR AND ONE CREATION. THIS CREATION CONSISTS
CT THE UNFOLDING OF SPIRITUAL IDEAS AND THEIR
IDENTITIES, WHICH ARE EMBRACED IN THE iNfiN
lTE MIND AND FOREVER REFLECTED. THESE IDEAS
RANGE FROM THE INFINITESlMAL TO INFINITY, AND
THE HIGHEST IDEAS ARE THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
or COD"
IMAM" YOUR TRUE BEING IMAGE OF
INFINITY! : NO BEGINNING! (! NO ENDING!
GENESIS E26, ~ - GODS MAN. MALE AND FE-
MALE, BUT VOID OF SATAN. SIN, SEX - LUST =
REPUDATED BY c-H-iL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS
PLANNED NON PARENTHooD - CALL NO MAN
-. FATHER!
THE REAL YOU IS ADAM-EvELESS! - NEVER
BORN NEVER DYING NEVER SINNERl
NEVER BORN OF SINNERS OF WOMAN, UNcLEAN
Job Old IT,
IS YEAR STEAL! DEADLY ANTl-ChRlST
ADAM-EyE IORD-COD" NEWSPAPER
aaNTIAl AHNl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
Boxer =

CONTINUED From Back Page)
I.N.cNE.s-S! - ALMOST BLAcKINC OUT THE PER-
FEcTIoN ALLNEss, OF THE ONE. REAL DEITY
GENESIS FIRST cHAPTED. WHERE GOD Is GOD
HoNoRED BY c-H-LL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS
PLANNED NON PARENTHooDl -
CALL NO MAN FATHER"l - MAGNIFY
ING GENESIS !: 26 n - IMAM" - YOUR TRUE BE-
mol IMAGE OF INFINITy. DIVINITY, ETER-
NALITY - CHRIST SCIENTIST - JESUS NO. ] J
- GODS MALE AND FEMALE" - BUT ADAM
EvELEss - NEVER BORN NEVER DYING
VIEWER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS
OF WOMAN UNcLEAN lob. Old IT,
"WOE UNTO THEM WITH CHAD"!
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE woMBs THAT
NEVER BEAR!
THIS WORLD ["cHAsTLY FARCE" MYTH u SHALL
PASS AWAy"l
PREGNANCY is A q-M0NTHS HYPNOSIS
OF the DEVIL
MOST ANY DAMNED FOOL CAN BE PARENT
THE DEVIL SEES TO THAT
NEGRO "Ko'd BOXER DEAD PURSE $243"
Ernie Knox. 26yesrold hod carrier who once was
named Ring Msesznss Promising Fighter os The Month
died Yesterday Of brain injury received In his Monday
night bout with New York heavyweight Wayne Befhss.
Is ths years eighth boxing fatality end sf least the
Asesh ring death in this century.
GOVERNOR ASKS PROBE
Knoxs death brought call from Gov. Millsrd Tswss
Of Msysnd for nvssssssion demand by Mayor Theo-
dore sKsldn for ban boxing N the cys Civic Gen.
Ter and the preparation Of ordinance BY City Council
man Leon Rphsrsssir 10 outlaw boxing In ss'smors.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26. lse3
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
"0UR DRY WOODS"

"ARSoNlSTS BLAMED IN FOREST FIRES"
BY William 6. Wing Of The Herald Tribune Staff -
Stspheniown. N.Y., Oct. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER q. 1888 .
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-26
IS YEAR STEAL ! DEADLY ANTl-CHRIST
ADAM-EyE I0RD-C0D" NEWSPAPER
MYTHOLOGY! |!

CRAY FRIES AZ. WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL.
TINE DEVILS INVOLUNTARY ExEcuToNER! VIA
SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE DENYING ALL
MESS or GOOD! GOD - AS PER CHRIST JESUS
20 YEARS RETURN M CHRIST SCIENTIST KING
DoMI
free Press, ocf l4 %. was employed by the Free
Press circulation department for 10 yrs was mem
ber Of the Northwest Spcrfsmens Club veteran OF
World War II -.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-02-21
Potomac Flood Wall
Now Under Contract

The Harwell Construction COM
pany of Orange, Va. has been
awarded the contract for construct
ing the flood wall along the Poto-
mac river at Kitzmiller. it was an
nounced this week
The amount OF the contract is
S356,000 in round figures.
The project was outlined by the
Corps of Army Engineers and will
include channel improvement on
both sides of the Potomac river for
approximately one mile. The
county contributed in the neigh
borhood of $4,000 as its share of
the program This action was
taken by the previous County Com
missioners sometime in 1862.
A portion OF the funds also is
coming from state funds. Work is
scheduled to begin IS soon as the
weather breaks in the spring. The
company announced that il in
tended to hire local labor whom
ever possible.
In another project Rep Harley
o. Staggers of West Virginia said
contractors are being invited to
bid on flood control improvements
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-02-21
Jack Browning WiIl
Be Civic Club Speaker

Corporal Jack Browning, of the
Maryland State Police, will be the
speaker at the monthly meeting of
the Oakland Civic club next Tues
day afternoon, February &c, in the
Hinebaugh dining room Luncheon
will be served at l o'clock.
Browning will speak on safety
belts and their importance and will
also show a film on the use of
them. Attending as guests will be
Corporal Robert Henline and Pfc.
Donald Tucker, state police.
Mrs. Prentice DeBerry is scrv-
ing as chairman of the program,
while arrangements are in charge
of Mrs. Henry McComas. Mrs. j.
c. Renninger, Mrs. Franklin Rueg-
segger and Mrs. E. I. Baumgartner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-02-21
Goofy Weather Takes
Over During Week

This goofy weather! These
masses OF artic air that drop temp
creatures 40 degrees in six to eight
hours have been little more
than rarities these days.
The mercury goes from spring
to winter apparently at the drop
of a hat Along with that has been
a number Of wild storms thai
brought another closing of school
for one day during the past week.
This was the fifth day Of the year
with no school, two more than
were planned FOR in tlc projected
plan.
There have been three fairly
heavy snowstormg with five or
more inches falling on Tuesday
and then again early this morning,
while several inches fell last
Thursday
Although schools have been in
progress this week, there were
several bus drivers reporting that
they we're not able to complete
their runs on account of drifts.
A look and the weeks weather
showed the following:
Thursday. considerable snow
and blustery weather. with temp
eraturcs dropping to zero by Fri
day morning. Schools called off.
There was continued snowfall at
various times during the day
A seventeen below zero reading
was recorded Saturday. Skies were
clear out not too much moderation.
Ten below zero was recorded
Sunday morning with skies clear.
Clouds gathered by afternoon and
it was above the freezing mark.
Monday the temperature was at
26 degrees with a cloudy sky but
clearing by 10 o'clock and rising
temperatures. 1t got up to Al at
$50. There was four tt five inches
of additional snow Tuesday morn
ing up to noon. with the tempera-
ture at 80 degrees. There were
heavy winds Wednesday morning
with temperature at the freezing
mark. Skies cleared and it had
risen to 40 degrees by 4:30 o'clock.
Temperatures remained at the 40
mark until 1890 or later last
night, but high winds brought in
the arctic mass shortly thereafter
and additional SNOW Of some four
to five inches fell during the
night. 1t is clear but cold today
with temperature at above at
1G a. M