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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1963-05-09
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1963-05-09

Ebert Hubbard wrote: One
great, strong, unselfish soul in
every community would actually
redeem the world.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28
Jet|iner =

(confnved From Back Psgs)
CULTURE, POLITICS, RECREATION : "THE
FLESH PR0FITETH NOTHING" John 6:63, re.
64) : "CHAsTlY FARCE" Entertainment !
AND THE IMPURITY, HELL AND/oR FOOLS
PARADISE" OF THE WORLD oe LETTERS - CAP
TVEs OF THE SATANIC. MYTHICAL ANTI
CHRIST. ADAMEvE. PAcAN-INFEcTED. HEBRA'c
"LoRp.cop" Gen. III, etc., BLAsPHEMous
FRAUDS BuRLEsoUEs OF THE PERFECTION or
REALITY - ALMOST BLAcklNc OUT ceNes's
First CHAPTER WHERE GOD IS GOD HoNok'
en- ay chill. .DL.E-s-s CHRIST JESUS PLAN
NED NON PARENTHooD - CALL NO MAN
~ FATHER"
WHY MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAMS, EWES.
MuRpERous GAINS JUDAsEs. KNAves AND rooI''
the EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
a,prus AND PARENTHooD - MERELY MORTAL
THou.c-H-T PHENOMENAL OF THE CHASTITY
(continued Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28
Terminal =

CONTINUED from Back Page)
PHEMoUS FRAUDS BURLESoUEs! OF THE PER-
FICTION OF REALITY - THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE! (Lineon, Shakespeare ALMOST BLACK
ING OUT GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER, WHERE
GOD IS GOD - YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER
GOD, AlL-HARMONlOUS" = HONORED BY
c-H-lL-D-L-E.S-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON
PARENTHOOD - CALL MO MAN FATHER!
SEE OUR COMMENT ON "JETLlNER CRASHES;
81 DEAD"
"FIRE RIPS NEW UK. TERMINAL"
$14,OOO,OOO
LONDON (AP)-One Of the biggest fires in London
since the wartime bitz ragged through shiny new air
terminal building early today leaving Jungle of twisted
girders and molten glass
Cause Of the fire is unknown. The $l4.00o0oo build
inq hailed the modern of its kind in the world,
was opened by Prince Philip only month ago Now much
Of the l0sforey structure is Just blaekened wreck
The fire which started shortly after midnight on the
fifth noo quickly engvIfed the sixth and seventh floors
.oo Two hundred fremen equipped with 80 pumps and
eight high ladders. fought the blaze while neghborns
streets were closed to traffic.
An estimated l,o0o 900 gallons Of wafer was poured
on the blaze before il qveIed The water easeaded
through lower Of the building and into the marble
arrivals hail.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28

FARCE OF MATERIAL fso.esIIedl EXISTENCE!
See lower half Of pp 272. 252. CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - SCIENCE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE s.cR-LPT.u.R.E.s"l
WoMANS,' MRS. EDDY's MAN CHILD or FATHER,
SON. AND HOLY GHOST TO HEAL Alt
NATIONS - REVELATION OF THE REALl-
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"
Rev 2ll) - AND EXPOSE. DEMONSTRATE, THE
UTTER N-oT-H.I.N-cN-E.s.s OF THE THINGS
SEEN. TEMPORAL Isl. PAUL - THE EVIL THE
HUMAN! THE MATERIAL
FALLS IN FLAMES IN MARYLAND STORM"
"JETLlNER CRASHES; 81 DEAD"
ElkTON. ND. - EIcHTY-TWo PERSONS PERISH
Ed SUNDAY NIGHT IN THE EXPLOSION AND FLAM
ING CRASH OF JET AIRLNER NEAR HERE DURING
ALIcHTNINc-sTREAKED RANsToRM THE PiLo OF HAD
JUST REPORTED THE PLANE WAS CONC DOWN IN
FLAMES
Witnesses said they lightning hit the plane, trans
forming into ball Of fire. They told Of seeing some oe.
euPanfs spilled from the flaming wreekage il plum.
mefed into eornfield
The plane, Boeing 707 Pan American World
Airways Flight 2l4 minutes away from fhe end Of
its 4hour. l5-minvte Puerto adelphia run when
il bueksd into fhe storm and tragedy struck
Pan American officials said "a passengers including
several infants and a crew Of eight aboard.
We've been over the area" said II. Charles L. And
rev Of the Maryland State Police land there are no vnq
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28

(Consinued From Back Psas)
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST, TEACHING ALL
IHINcS'l - IMPERATIVE TO AVERT THE HELL
AND/oR FOOLS PARADISE" or THE DEVIL
USING SCRIPTURE Lincoln. Shakespeare VIA The
SATANIC. MYTHICAL. ANTtcHRIsT -P-s-Y-
lCensinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28

tContnved From Back Page)
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEVIL ROUGH ON S0PHISTRY ALCOHOL,
TOBACCO, IMPURE EDUCATION, CULTURE,
ENTERTAINMENT, WORLD OF LETTERS! : OF
The NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS! : OF SATAN,
SIN, SEX LUST "LECALIzED" OR NOT!
SEE OUR COMMENT ON "JETLINER CRASHES
81 DEAD"
Bloomfield Township officials are investigating $500.
600 fire that gued and damaged three others
early Sunday in the Bloomfield Plaza Shopping Center,
Telegraph and Maple
Township Fire Chief voy " Yanus1eski, who es-
mated he damage. said the blaze apparently started in
SavOn Drugs and spread to branch Savings and Loan
office and two clothing stores.
He said the drug store eveed and damage
reported by the Argyle Shop JaeqveIine Shop and
branch Of the American Savings and Loan Association.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28

LOS ANGELES (AP)-A giant wall Of mud and wafer
from rvptvred hilltop reservoir svrged exclusive
residential Saturday afternoon wreekns hundreds OF
homes and apartments.
An estimated 200 homes wiped out completely,
swept from their foundations. Some were crushed and
fraqmenfed in the mad downhil floodrush.
An estimated 500 TO 1000 more were damaged by
mudfiood waters that in submerged second
floors.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28
Judy =
DYING NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF
SINNERS OF WOMAN, UNcLEAN' Job. Old IT,

DYING NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF
SINNERS OF WOMAN UNcLEAN' Job Old IT,
BITTER JUDY ACCUSES MGM"
Judy Garland says her days as child star were
made vnbesrabIe by ogre called M-cM She accused
the studio Of dreadful misfreamenf According to MISS
Garland MM wrecked her physical and emotional health;
made her work II hours eonseevvey when she was only
Ia wears old and destroyed her first marriage through
virtual blacklist Of her husband composer David Rose
These are bitter charges she makes in the first install
menf Of her published in the January issue
Of Mecsps magazine today. Mickey Rooney she says
was treated the same way when were in production
they had working days and nights on end 'heyd give
vs pepup pills TO keep US feet long after were
exhausted Then they'd take TO the studio hospital and
knock US cold with sleeping pills Mickey sprsw'sd oUf on
one bed and The other Then after four hours they'd
wake Us up and give the pep pills again so we could
work another ~ hours In a row..
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DEC. %, 1868
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28
-.~ iGt,r-
Happy New Year =

udPpy new IedI
lcontnusd From Back Psss
GODS US. DESTINY : the MESSIAH NATION
TO ALL The NATIONS! AND PEOPLES!
THE HARMONIOUS TRANSITION OF POWER
FROM THE LATE PRESIDENT KENNEDY TO PREsI.
DENT Johnson IS OF YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER
GOD ALL-HARMoNoUs" - ALWAYS YOUR PREsl-
DENT THE ONE. REAL PARENT MIND,
SOUL. SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE. INTELLIGENCE, POWER
SPIRITUAL cHRISTLikE - m AND or THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE OF INcoRRUPrIBLE, DIVINE.
LIFE, TRUTH, LOVE - GOVERNED By INFINITE
DIVINE PRiNciPLE!
GIGANTIC PROBLEMS ON THE HORIZON?
THEY ARE ONLY CHALLENGES!
OPPORTUNITIES : TO WAIT PATIENTLY ON
DIVINE LOVE, TO SUPPLY THE DIVINE,
CHRISTINE, SPIRITUAL IDEAS AVAILABLE FOR
EVERY HUMAN NEED!
There ARE NO PROBLEMS IN THE ONE,
REAL UNIVERSE! OF suPER-sATURATED,
INC0RRUPTIBlE, UNAVAILABLE,
0MNIPREsENT, HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE! :
YOUR TRUE HABITAT! OF MANY MARVELLOUS
MANSIONS lChrIst JesUs)
ALSO, CAST NOT YOUR PEARLS BEFORE
SWINE'l - ALIAS DEVIL
ST. PAUL. "BE YE NOT uNEoUALLY YoKED TO.
cETHER WITH UNBELIEvERs THE DEVIL NOT YET
ADEQUATELY cHASTENED III COME OUT FROM
AMONG THEM AND BE YE SEPARATE AND TOUCH
NOT THE UNcLEAN. SAITH THE LORD! =
oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE.
WHO ARE THE COMMANDMENT BREAKERS?
THE NOM CHRIST ScIENTIsTSI
FOR THE REAL. SEE PIP. 9, l92, OF OUR CHRIST
IAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. "SCIENCE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE sc-R--P-T-E-K-E-S"! -N
FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS IMAM CHILD" ! :
TO HEAL ALL NATIONS ! DIRECTING "Wo-
MAN" = INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss REvELA-
TOR. GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY
ELUclDATINC JESUS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
AT HAND. WITHIN YOU" - rs LIKE UNTO
LEAvEN. WHICH A WOMAN TOOK AND HID IN
THREE MEASURES OF MEAL. UNTIL THE WHOLE
WAS LEAvENED"! - "SCiENcE, THEOLOGY, MEDL
CINE" - THE TITLE OF THE SIXTH CHAPTER
OF OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - INDIs.
PENsABLE, IMPERATIVE HEALER OF BIBLES
CLERGY |! LAYMEN! LEADERS! POLITICIANS!
STATESMEN ! HUMANITARANs M.Ds!
NURSES CAPITAL LABOR EVERY ONE
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERY
ONE (! IN JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS! !
A GLORIOUS, SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE
WORLD, the FLESH, AND THE DEVIL ~ SATAN,
SIN, SEX : LUST! : "IECAlIzED" OR N0T!-
BIRTHS FLOODS LUNACY! TREASON!
DISEASE! IGNORANCE!
THUS WINNING life MORE ABUNDANTlY'!
APPREHENSION OF HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
lice ucpE ANN NnWI
BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, SEE GOOD YEAR
AHEAD BUT A WARNING IS SOUNDED"
NEW YORK tAP) = Auto makers and steel mills are
giving the economy its biggest upward boost Just now WIN
the consumer chipping in with his dollars
Output Of industrial machinery and freight and pas
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28
"U.s. DOOR OPEN TO TALKS IF PEKINc
ABANDoNs HATRED"

WASHINGTON, Dec l3 - The Administration SAID
today that II keeping the door open to negotiations
with Communist China for The day when the Chinese lead
forsske their venoovs hareds" Of the United States
That was the central theme Of exposition OF
policy toward China the first such major statement
from either the Kennedy Johnson Administration
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28

Sno-p.A-T'H.Ic- ADAMEvE MURDeRoUs CAIN.
JUDAS kNAveS AND FOOLS! - THE EGO AND
.no.oor or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT.
HOOD - REPUDIATeD ey c.H.I.L pL.Es.s
CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTuoon
DECLARING: II AM THE WAY THE TRUTH. AND
The LIFE. NO MAN coMETH UNTO THE EATusp
EXCEPT BY NE" - THE CHRIST my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL We Do"
pART
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, DEC. 2S 1868
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-28

The 'WR!NCER'
DEMONSTRATING JESUS PROFOUND PERcEP.
TON: a PROPHET IS NOT WITHOUT HONOR Ex-
cEPT IN HIS OWN (coMMUNITYl AND AMONG
HIS OWN KIN!
EVEN So THE TIGERS HAVE BEEN OUR BENE-
FlcIARIES ON NUMEROUS OCCASIONS ESPECIALLY
WHEN WE CALLED ON THEM IN THEIR HOTELS.
OUT OF TOWN - CHICAGO BOSTON, -.
"cALM ACTIONS SAVE THOUSANDS"
They happened svddenly-both the disaster and the
wonderful hepfvIness that community displays in any
moment Of disaster.
In no more than minute, 292, 0000 gallons of water
pouring through break in the dam the can
yon behind your house. and Just that quickly tearing
through beautiful residential neighborhood wreck
ing so houses totally. damaging hundreds Of others and
sweeping hundreds Of automobiles along like maehseks
Although the police had only an hours warning that
break imminent they got you and your thousands Of
neghbors evacvafed-or managed TO them by hell
copfer within hours Of getting many we're, marooned.
SPECULATION HAS IT THAT THE DEVELOPMENT
OF AN OIL FIELD BACK OF THE HILLTOP RESERVOIR
FINALLY CAUSED AN EARTH SHIFT THAT CRACKED
THE RESERVOIRS CONCRETE FACE.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Attorney Named
To College Board

Samuel E. Neel, Washington
general counsel for the Mort
gage Bankers Association, has
been elected to the board OF
trustees of Hood College for
Women in Frederick, Md.
Mr.. Neel was elected to fill
the first Of the posts created
last month when the trustees
enlarged the authorized mem
bership Of the board from 80
to 35.
A resident Of Mclean, Va,
Mr.. Neel is also director of the
United American Life Insur-
ance Co. of Denver and of
Community Research and De-
velopment, Inc, Baltimore. He
lis chairman Of the Fairfax
County Water Authority and
the Committee for Preserving
the Potomac. and is president
of the board of governors of
the Episcopal ChurC.,~ Home in
Washington.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Hindemith Operot to Get
u. S. Introduction Here

The first American produc-
ton of a Paul Hindemith
opera and ballet will be pre-
sented in Lisner Auditorium on
March II and 18, the Institute
of Contemporary Arts has an
nounced.
Robert Richman, president of
the institute, said both stage
works would be presented each
night, beginning at $3.50.
The Hindemith opera.
Long Christmas Dinner" is
based on the Thornton Wilder
play. The ballet Is "The
Demon" The composer himself
will conduct the Juillar d
School Of Music Orchestra for
both productions.
The cast Of the Juilliard Op-
era Theater will be directed by
Evening star., 1963-02-11
College Park
May Buy
Garage Site

The proposed purchase of a
four acre tract containing
buildings suitable for use as q
municipal garage will be dis
cussed tomorrow night by the
College Park MD City Coun-
Gil.
The property includes a two
story brick office building. a
garage with q truck lift, and
three storage sheds, according
to Mayor Charles r. Davis. II
is owned by the Leo Butler
Construction Co., and is located
on 51st avenue. he said. The
price is $4,000.
College Parks garbage trucks,
bulldozers, sweepers, and other
mechanical equipment now are
kept in two garages owned by
the city on Calvert Road near
the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
tracks. The land covers less
than an acre and is so small
that equipment often has to be
parked on public right-of-ways
the Mayor said.
The Butler property would be
bought on a 10-year lease-pur-
chase arrangement, and the
Calvert road land would be
sold, Mayor Davis said. He said
this years payments for the
Butler purchase could be taken
from the current budget.
Mayor Davis said he did not
know if taxes would have to be
raised in. the future to finance
the purchase or how the con-
templated transaction might be
affected by last Saturdays de-
feat Of a charter change at a
referendum.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
ID Boy Scouts
Get Awards at
Church Meeting

Fourteen Boy Scouts, IL
from the same troop. we're
presented with God and Coun-
try awards during ceremonies
yesterday at Woodside Meth
odist Church in Silver Spring.
The awards were made by
their minister, DR.. E. William
Hall.
A dozen recipients were from
Troop 200, sponsored by the
church, with two others from
Troop 434. Troop officials said
it was the largest single pres
entation by any Protestant
church or troop in the Wash
ington area.
Boys receiving the awards
were Ronald Shorb, Jack Taft,
William Beatty, Ben Shriver,
jr., Robert Gerhold. Barry Jas
per, Peter Eddy, Robert Creole,
Ronald Stevens, Thomas Cauf-
fiel, James Griffith, Stephen
Weatherbee, William Boor and
John Avery.
Among those at the cere-
monies were Ben Shriver, ia
ther of one of the boys and
outgoing Scoutmaster of Troop
209, and his successor, Joseph
Creole, father of another.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Police Car Used
In Forced Ride of Trio

stolen from 6236 Shadysidt
drive, Capitol Heights. Two
Second Precinct policemen
spotted the car in the area OF
Third and K streets NV,
Saturday, but were unable tc
stop it.
The cars owner. James r,
Kolikas. %, told police a man
conmandered his car shortly
after he got home Friday night
and forced him to drive into
the District. Mr.. KolikaS' wife,
Reba, 81, and Mrs. Myrtle
Davis, A, a friend, were unwil-
ling passengers on the ride,
Mr.. Kolikas said the man held
a revolver against his wife's
neck and twice threatened to
kill her as he issued driving
orders.
The trio escaped from the
car when the gunman, identi-
fled by police as a Negro.
threw the cars gear shift lever
into neutral" causing it to
spin out of control in the 400
block Of East Capitol street.
The gunman drove off.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Board to Decide
On School Budget

The Falls Church School
Board will take final action on
the proposed STA million 1884
school budget at 8:l5 pm. to-
morrow in the City Council
Chambers.
The meeting will be open to
interested citizens. but will not
be a public hearing.
The board will have under
consideration the budget pro-
posed last month by Supt. r.
vim H. Schmitt. The $l.4 mil
lion figure is nearly 100000
higher than the current year,
with the major portion of the
increase earmarked for higher
teachers salaries and additional
teaching staff.
The board-approved budget
will be forwarded to the City
Council for approval with the
rest Of the city budget in May.
Evening star., 1963-02-11

Christopher West, of England.
Choreography for the ballet is
by Jose Limon and he and his
dance company will perform
the ballet.
Mr.. Richman said the Wash
ington performances will be the
first American production of
the opera and the first world
production of the ballet.
The Hindemith productions
are part Of the Institutes uni
versity consortium program,
which enables leading artists
and philosophers from
throughout the world to appear
here, The consortium members
are Georgetown University,
George Washington University,
Catholic University, Howard
University, American Universi-
ty, Trinity College and Dum-
barton College.
The March II performance
will be for members of the
consortium, Modern Dance
Council, National Ballet Soci-
ETY., Washington Ballet Guid
and their affiliated shools. The
March l8 performance will be
for the Opera Society of Wash
ington, its members and sub
scribers.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Porks-PEPCO
Land Swap Sought
By the Associated Press

The National Park Service
would be empowered to acquire
783 acres of privately owned
land on the Virginia side of
Great Falls under a hill intro
duced today by Representative
Marsh, Democrat of Virginia
The lfHld is owned by the
Potomac Electric Power Co. and
leased to the Government. AS
part payment, the company
would get 39l acres of Govern
ment-owned land in Maryland.
Mr.. Marsh said he offered
the measure at the request OF
the Park Service. Mr.. Marsh
said he was reserving judgment
on specific provisions of the
bill.
The 50-year lease gives the
Government an option to buy
the Virginia property at its
fair market value and the COM
pany the option of receiving
the Blue Ponds tract near
Greenbelt, Md, in partial pay
ment. The Maryland land was
described as near the Balti-
more e-Washington parkway.
The Park Service has said
that any differences in the fair
market value of the two prop
critics would be made up by
either contributions or ap-
preparations.
Evening star., 1963-02-11
LITTLE WOMAN
HAS SOMETHING
UP HER SLEEVE

At least one little woman
walks alone and unafraid
on Washington streets.
She lives up on Sixteenth
street NV. Disclaiming
any resemblance to a do
gooder," she wrote the Sen
ate District Committee to-
day that she didn't need
the Secret Service on her
right and left to protect her
from criminals.
II walk alone" she wrote,
with a roach bomb and a
steak knife up my sleeve"
Evening star., 1963-02-11
New N Station Here
Hit by Negro Leaders

/ Communication Commission.
tragic willingness to grant
broadcast permits to persons
E. to engage in Negro broad
casting" they requested chair
man Newton N. Minow to dis
Gus with them "the legality ano
propriety" of issuing such per-
mits.
The committee also wants
to discuss with Mr.. Minow 1.-The
disgraceful failure Of these sta
tions to hire Negroes at all
levels, in order to destroy the
rigid pattern of racial segrega-
ton in the broadcasting indus
try today
"Unfortunate Attack"
The Commission on Civil
Rights will be asked by the
group to launch "a full investi-
cation Of the employment and
image-projection Of the Negro
in the broadcast media OF
America"
Odis Won Blasingame, pro-
motion manager for WOOK,
termed the committees action
IAN unfortunate attack"
On the committee are Jesse
o. Dedmon, president of the
D. c. Chamber of Commerce;
Henry L. Dixon, jr., president
of the D. c Federation of Civic
Associations; the Rev. Walter
E. Fauntroy. regional repre-
sentative of the Southern Chris
tian Leadership Conference;
Mr.. Fleming; Julius Hobson,
chairman of the Congress of
Racial Equality in Washington;
Bishop Smallwood Williams.
president of the District branch
of the Southern Christian Lead
ership Conference, and the Rev.
E. Franklin Jackson, president
OF the District branch of the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
and minister Of the John
Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church,
1915 Fourteenth street NV.
Also, Miss Flake Pinkett, di-
rector of the board of the Ne
gro Community Council here;
c. Sumner Stone. editor of
the Washington Afro Ameri-
can: Mr.. Thompson; Sterling
Tucker, executive director of
the Washington Urban League,
and James A. Washington, jr.,
chairman of the Public Utilities
Commission and vice president
of the Negro Community Coun-
Gil.
Evening star., 1963-02-11

A car owned by a man whC
was forced at gunpoint to drive
into the District from his Capi.
tol Heights, Md home Friday
night was discovered abandoned
in the 1900 block of Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc, early today
police reported.
Police said the 1851 vehicle
was being processed for finger
prints.
Police ordered the car towed
in after it was found by Pvts.
Thomas w. Young and Robert
c. Nutick as they checked the
rear of business houses in the
block.
The car, police said, was
Evening star., 1963-02-11
BEETLE BATTLE
Pesticide Dispute Rages On

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. IL (AP)
Last summer, Biologist Rachel
Carson published Silent
Spring" a documented attack
on large-scale poisoning Of the
world around us by chemical
insecticides.
1t touched off a scientific
furor that continues unabated.
Conservationists and environ
mental health experts leaped
into verbal battle with agri-
culturists and chemical COM
panieS.
BY all indications, the battle
has been Joined most fully in
Norfolk-not only in words, but
in actions. The agricultural
chemical interests are winning
so far.
To Use Dieldrin
Norfolk has gone farther
than any place else" in chal-
lenging the routine, everyday
use of deadly pesticides, Miss
Carson said last week.
The Norfolk dispute, which
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Class in Lip-Reudine
PIunned for Adults

A special evening class in
lip-reading for deafened adults
will begin at 1880 pm. tomor-
row at Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School under auspices of
the Montgomery County adult
education program.
The class, which will run
through April l6, will be
taught by Mrs. Margaret Appel.
Evening star., 1963-02-11

began two months ago, centerS
around a State Agriculture De-
partment plan to spread 1000
pounds of the pesticide dieldrir
on 5000 acres in the heart oi
urban Norfolk.
Dieldren was one of Silent
Springs" chief Williams.
Last December 10, Norfolk
outdoor writer found out about
the dieldrin plan, which the
Agriculture Department said
was necessary to eradicate q
potential infestation of destruc-
tive white-fringed beetles. Sixty
eight beetles we're found, de-
partment spokesmen said later
Some Norfolk residents,
rightly or wrongly, felt the
department was trying to put
one over by keeping the diel-
drin program secret until 1t
was accomplished. And so the
argument began.
Norfolk conservation groups
protested the plan, charging 1t
Evening star., 1963-02-11
Two Tie Woman
Federal Worker
In Armed HoIdup

A 38-year-old Northwe st
Washington woman was tied
hand and foot early today by
two intruders who threatened
her with a sawed-off shotgun
and then ransacked her apart
ment, police reported.
Miss Eleanor Alexander, Of
3100 Warder street NV, ar
employe of the Housing anc
Home Finance Agency, told po-
lice she answered a knock or
her door about 4 am. She said
two men walked in when she
opened the door. one of them
pointing the double barreled
shotgun at her.
The men tied her hands be-
hind her and then tied her feet
before throwing her on the bed
and putting a pillow over her
face, Miss Alexander said. They
left after cutting the telephone
cord and taking with them
SIS. a watch. some clothing and
her television set.
Miss Alexander told Robbery
Squad Detectives Edgar j
Swart and Robert r. Caldwell
she managed to loosen her feet
and arouse her sister, Kath-
leen, 18. who was sleeping in
another room. They called po-
lice from a neighbor's apart
ment.
The armed man was de-
scribed as about 80, 5 feet 4
inches in height, and weighing
l58 pounds, with a scar on the
left side of his face. The other
man was about 80, 6 feet tall,
ITO pounds in weight and round
faced. Both were Negroes.