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-THE CAROUNA TIMES SATURDAY. SEPT. 2, 1967
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NO RIOTS, JUST SELF- j
HELP—(Los Angeles, Calif.)
—This year near the scene
of the 1965 Watts riots there
wasn't any damaging ram
pages, but instead a "Paint-
In, Plant-In" demonstration. |
It was the kick off of a major 1
community improvement pro
gram or self-help project of |
North Carolina Garden Times
-ByM. E. GARDNER j
North Carolina State U. 1
If you want to be sure j
about the warmth and glow i
of your fireplace this winter, !
here are some suggestions j
about the heating value of j
the different species Of wood, i
You may have some trees j
that need to be pruned and I
others that should be re- j
moved.
Species rated as best are:
white oak, apple, black birch, •
dogwood hickory and black j
locust.
Good: white ash, beech, red j
oak, yellow poplar sugar ma- j
pie and black walnut.
Fair: white birch, black
cherry, elm, sycamore, green
and red pine.
Species rated as poor: As
pen, basswood, willow, white
pine and spruce.
One does not usually think
of Christmas trees in August
when temperatures and hu
midity may be high and vaca
tioners are seeking relief in i
GERMAN GEMUTLICHKEIT AT MUNICH'S OKTOBERFEST
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The gaiety of carnival time
pageantry .. . singing and
dancing mix them with
plenty of bt-er, pretzels,
knockwurst and other hearty
fare, and you have Oktober
fest, Munich's annual 16-day
celebration - the biggest fdlk
festival in Europe.
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Each year, mere are about
four or five million visitors
out-of-town guests and, of
course, the Munchners them
selves—who'll stream down to
the Theresienwiese, Munich's
festival meadcftvs.
It all started more than 150
years ago, in 1810 when
Crown Print* Ludwig, later
King Ludwig I of Bavaria,
Home - Opportunities-Pro
gress - Etcetera" (H.0.P.E.).
Here, a mother watches as
her son plants one of the 100
trees delivered to residents
of the area to help them im
prove their property. The
plan has a special incentive i
for the residents, which is a
! the mountains or at the
However, the grow
! ers of Christmas trees in the
I mountain counties consider
this enterprise as a good
I source of cash income. Fur
| therrriore, they are doing a
j good job of mantenance.
I I have seen some beauties
I in my travels through the dif
j ferent areas and they will be
ready for you come Santa
■ time. The industry is well or
■ ganized and the numbers of
j quality trees offered for sale
are increasing each ysar.
| Be sure to buy a North
| Carolina grown Christmas
| tree for your Yule enjoyment
and remember, too, that when
you do, you will be promot
! ing North Carolina by using
North Carolina products.
"What can I do to prevent
my bunch grapes from rot
ting? For the past two years
brown spots appear on the
grapes before they mature.
These spots enlarge, turn
I dark and finally dry up."
i was planning hfc marriage to
Princess Therese of Sachsen
Hildburghausen. According
to irfformatlon from Lufthan
sa German Airlines, a ser
geant in the Bavarian Nation
al Guard had the bright idea
of staging a grand horse race
to commemorate the occasion.
This developed into what Ok-
I toberfest is now.
The multitude of amuse
ments and the pervading odor
j of roasting and baking food
I are dazzling to the senses,
t Southern temperament, Ba
varian joy of living, and the
way of life of Munich the
metropolitan city of artists
are bound to catch the visitor
completely under their spell.
Tfe tWi gets off to ti
rousing start with a trium
phant parade. Munich's seven
big breweries try to outdo one
another in the luxurious
pomp on their beautiful horse
wagons, which are accom
panied by the "Oberlandler"
brass bands through the
streets and finally out to the
Theresienwiese. The magnifi
cent teams and wagons of
each brewery are bedecked in
harnesses of shining silver,
brass and well-oiled leather,
SI,OOO merchandise award to
the one whose home shows
the greatest improvement.
HOPE isn't a federal pro
gram, but is supported by
private business and industry
to help build a better neigh
borhood.
(UPI Photo)
The disease is black rot, a
common fungus trouble on
bunch grapes, which can
only be controlled by follow
ing a regular spray program.
Other diseases are anthrac
nose and mildew.
\ Then you have the insects
Japanese beetles, berry
mot hand aphids. Ask your
county agent for a spray cal
endar, or write me and I will
send you one.
Local Births
The following births were
reported to the Durham
County Health Department)
during the week of "August
21 through 26:
Calvin and Linda Self, boy
Felton and Garnetta Harris,
girl
George and Lucy Glover, girl
James and Annie Allen, boy
Walter and Ernestine Wiley,
girl
Harold and Mabel Jones, boy.
> the wagons creaking with big
i wooden kegs of beer. Also in
[ the parade are people in na
tive historical costumes
clowns and masks.
When the parade arrives at
the Theresienwiese, the Lord
Mayor of Munich, in the dig
nified manner of his office,
opens the first keg of beer.
And that's when the frolic of
vJitttjfctrrffcKl begins.
The easiest way to get in
on it all is to catch a Luft
-1 hansa German Airlines jet
i early in the evening: it'll put
■ you down in Munich the next
morning. Naturally, you can't
take a sustained dose of such
i frolic, so the best thing is to
■ combine a discreet peep into
the activities at Oktoberfest,
[ which takes place this year
i from September 16 to Octo
, ber 1, with a tour of Germany,
, or for that matter, Europe.
Anxiety Of Gl
Wives Relieved
By Therapy
NEW YORK
wives become victims of emo
tional disorders when living
with the ever-present fear
that their husbands will en
counter injury or death, it is
reported in the journal, Dis
eases of the Nervous System.
"Psychosomatic d i s orders
constitute the largest single
group of complaints encoun
tered in the geqeral medicine
outpatient clinic of a mili
tary hospital," writes Douglas
B. Smith, M.D., former U.S.
Air Force captain, in the cur
rent issue of the journal.
Among stresses listed by
Dr. Smith are frequent moves
from one base to another and
hasty family separations,
with resultant strains accen
tuated by increased irrita
bility of children confused by
sudden transitions.
Since treatment is largely
confined to sedatives and
tranquilizers, writes the doc
tor, a search was made for
drugs that would bring re
lief but not lead to depend
ence. This led to the investi
gation of the phenothiazines,
which have been established
as nonaddicting.
"Experience with one
these, thioridazine (Mellaril,
Sandoz) proved to be espe
cially promising and led to
clinical evaluation," the arti
cle continues.
"Forty-five female patients
exhibiting a variety of emo
tional complaints were the
subjects of the study . . . Two
of the women were legally
widowed and others were
'widowed' in the sense that
their husbands were gone
much of the time, many of
them overseas and in actual
combat. Emotional distress,
notably anxiety, was the
common denominator in all.
"Complete to moderate re
lief of anixety-induced symp
toms was obtained in 40 of
the 45 patients."
A breakdown of the 45
cases shows a complete reso
lution of all symptoms in 13,
marked improvement in 21,
moderate relief in 6, and lit
tle or no improvement in 5.
"No serious side effects
were encountered," Dr. Smith
reports. "Transient drowsi
ness was noted in three pat
ients . . . (and) drowsiness
requiring a small reduction
in dosage was seen in three
others."
Dr. Smith explained that
tranquilizers and sedatives
were used because psycho
therapy was not always feasi
ble at a military hospital,
due to the dearth of psychi
atrists and the shifting of
population.
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RICHIE ALLEN CLAIMS JUAN
MARICHAL BETTER THAN KOUFAX
NEW YORK—"Even when
Koufax was around, I thought
Marichal was the best," says
Philadelphia Phillie slugger
Richie Allen in an article in
the current issue of Sport
Magazine.
Allen, in comparing former
Los Angeles pitcher Sandy
Koufax with San Francisco
Giant hurler Juan Marichal,
puts it this way:
"Koufax was a thrower—
Marichal is a pitcher.. With
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Koufax, if he had a three
and-0 count on you, you
looked for smoke. With Mari
chal, he's got five pitches and
he can bring them all in.
"In a tough spot, Marichal
will throw me a fastball or
a slider, sidearm. Koufax al
ways came with that blazer.
"Let me give you an illus
tration," continues Allen.
"With Koufax, if he had a
three-nothing count on you,
men on first and third, he'd
say, hil j tjiis.' And
then , hp'ij blazj ( it in there.
He'd ' challenge » you a i bit
moreiufttl hit fastball. But
Marichal can't do that. He's
got to pitch to you, and that's
what makes him the best. He
can get you out on several
different pitches," concludes
Allen in the article.
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BLACK NATIONALISTS
TEACHER —(Nashville, Ten
nessee) —Young children lis
ten to the teachings of Black
Nationalists founder Marcus
Garvey as Nashville's Libera
tion school continued opera
tion in a public park. In
structing the class is Mrs
Nancy Woodruff, wife of Rev
James Woodruff, a key sup
porter of the school.
(UPI Telephotoi