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14 A THE SUNDAY PRESS Binshamton, N. Oct. 15, 1961 The pitcher plant, an Insect-eating plant, collects water In hollow, banana-shaped horn. Strong odors lure the inject into the horn and stiff bristles prevent its escape. Levitt to Push State Take-Home Boost Ilishop SIummi Wrilos Repose Needed Dean Confident Pact Will End A-Boinh Tests LANDSCAPING Is a Very Important Item in Your Home Investment Unadilla Nursery offers 50 years' experience-guaranteed SERVICE UNADILLA NURSERY 750 RIVERSIDE DRIVE JOHNSON CITY.

N. Y. DIAL SW 7-552 Way lo Hear Slill Voice By FULTON J. SHELX A YONE who has ever been far enough away from his daily routine so as not to Tiear a radio or, see a telecast or a newspaper for a week, has noticed that there came over him an ineffable peace and inner joy. It is only then one begins to realize how much his moods Ithaca 'Tt Arthur H.

Dean, an American delegate to the lacewinc tinted Nations, expressed con- fidence yesterday that an wsatiablt ment eventual I would be aPPpVte for rose aPhlds- are reached with the Soviet Union lllod They to ban nuclear tests. pounce on the rose pests and Dean, who headed the Amer- sutk out juice. in the team lean negotiating friiitlpcc tnct.han falkc utth Pus- STfffi sia in Geneva, spoke at the dedi- cation of a $1,660,000 nuclear research laboratory at Cornell University. "Despite the renewal of nu- clear weapons testing by the Soviet Union, In violation of her own word," Dean said, "I still believe we can work out an agreement and that it will be kept. "It will he for the selfish In- tcrest of the Soviet Union to have such a treaty and to i a.

AND Albany VP) The state should take over, at a cost of $6,000,000 to $7,000,000 the full cost of retirement benefits for state employes, comp'roller Arthur Levitt said yesterday. He pledged in a speech sent to the annual convention of the Empire State Federation of Teachers that he would sponsor a bill to that effect in the 1962 session of the Legislature. Deputy Comptroller Leon Braun read the speech for Levitt. The legislation would apply to 85.000 state employes, who now contribute part of their weekly pay to the retirement plan. More than 150,000 employes of school districts and local governments also are members.

Levitt said his legislation would authorize the other governmental units to make the payments on behalf of their employes. The comptroller recommended that school districts take over a larger share of contributions to the teachers retirement system, thereby increasing the teachers' take-home pay. This was done last year for state and many local-government employes. The comptroller also renewed his proposal for a system under which pensions to retired government workers would vary according to the cost of living. Foster Is Buried Chicago UP) The ashes of William Z.

Foster, former head of the American Communist Party, were placed in a small cement vault in the Waldheim Cemetery in suburban Forest Park yesterday. Foster died at the age of 80 on Sept. 1 in 100118 and attitudes are determined by things outside himself "the news on the hour," the "threat of War" in the morning headlines, and the constant drinking from the same cup of canned information. For the first time, one begins to feel inner-possessed instead of other-possessed. In place of strident voices clamoring for attention, there is a still, silent voice within that can be heard only in repose.

Not everyone can go off to the woods or the mountains for such release from the hucksters of mental shackles. But there is another kind of retreat possible which is often conducted under religious auspices and which is open to all. Such a detachment begins on a Friday after work, and continues until Sunday evening, 1 y'lr MM A i I Aii A Hi i Keep ic. The Soviet Union resumed nu- clear testing in the atmosphere last month. The United States resumed testing underground a short time later.

The Cornell laboratory was fi- nanced in part with federal funds. It will be used for train- ing of students and for research Aluminum Awnings Fiherglas Awnings Iron Railings Jalousies -INSTALLED ill -c ti 1iT HiiiF by university scientists. BISHOP SHEEN For during which time there is silence and contemplation. Since the daily life gives little leisure for mental and spiritual repose, this kind of soul-making does much for our jittery, competitive daily life, which seeks to build bigger and bigger barns until our soul is demanded of us by the angel of judgment. CRANE Associated Press WIRKPHOTO.

FOUND IN AUTO TRUNK Francisco Mairo, 33, shows the size hole through which she breathed after climbing into the trunk of an automobile before it was shipped to Seattle a week ago from Cor-dova, Alaska. She was discovered in the trunk when the Alaska Steamship Co. freighter Tonsina docked in Seattle and taken to a hospital. She said she wanted to follow her common-law husband, Amos Uganiza, 53, to Seattle. So she climbed into the trunk of his car and planned to stay there until he picked up the car in Seattle.

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coxweii of Syracuse, recording nnn serretarv! Mr A rraufnrri nr.tnA nocon ctoioiseniauves 01 me iD.iiw-mcmDcr 1 "I tivv.n.u vaiuviii. ui ii wiaic i uunaiu, tui i cunum rn THE DIVINE ORDER TO WORSHIP one day a week is for the sake of meditation for the mind; the seasons with their light and heat, their spring and their winter, all suggest some escape from the material and the economic. The hand is not most clearly seen whrn it is pressed against the eye, nor do our problems appear in their proper perspective except when viewed from afar. Even the spiritual faculties are ubject to the same law as Our Blessed Lord told His Apostles: "Come away into a quiet place by yourselves and rest a little." The occasion of this remark was when Our Lord had just heard of the death of His cousin, St. John the Baptist, who was murdered by Herod.

The Apostles also had come back from a difficult mission and had made a report to their Divine Master of all they had done and taught. Their lives were so busy and there was so much "coming and going that they had no leisure so much as to eat." As a correcting necessity, the Lord bade them come apart and rest awhile. Such periodic withdrawal is the condition of a fruitful return to labor. state WCTU: Miss Alice A. Palmer of Una- tary, and Mrs.

Dorothy Baxter of Sloansville, treasurer. 'u 1 Women's Christian Temperance Union yesterday and promised a continuing fight to raise the minimum drinking age from 18 to 21. In a report to the 87th annual state convention, Mrs. Waters S2f;" Yfi' f) JIM. described the failure of an age- EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE FOR LIFE HOME BUSINESS AUTO BOATS TRAVEL HOSPITALIZATION I Hlill minimum bill to get out of the State Senate Excise Committee last winter as "a blow to democracy." When so many people support a measure, she said, it is morally wrong to tie it up in committee without giving the voters a public expression through the vote of their legislators on the floor.

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The above counsel of the Saviour was directed to two classes: to the mourners of John the Baptist and to the triumphant Apostles, perhaps too unduly exalted. What is particularly Interesting is that in the moment of their greatest success, when they were puffing with the pride of their achievements. He told them to relax. He was afraid that they would be so caught up in their activity of saving souls that they would forget that they too had souls to save. The 12 had to be taught again that they might teach others.

There is another side, to this plea for retirement. If one does not fill the emptiness with the spiritual and for soul-making, leisure can drive a man crazy. Men today do not want to be alone; they cannot bear to be alone. Their conscience talks to them; the futility of their lives bursts upon them like a rocket. But those who have peace of soul can enjoy a retreat.

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