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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

You save when you buy Dodge
job Rated' trucks, because
Dodge gives you all the extra
features shown at the left, plus
new lower prices. Dodge means
extra value,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
An Unfair Tex

against Of all kinds whether
excuses direct sales The sales
put taxation those least able to
pays depending much money he spends But
that sales tax enacted John
and would be paying more in taxes than we 90
now UNI only tax system
Manufacturers has recently pro-
posed Ways Committee federal sales tax
manufacturing 5s TO take effect next Apr
disturbing thing this that for the FIRST
getting favorable consideration Chances
proposal political death And well it should The
using Republican tool through which gener
could be placed the American public FRANKLY
the Republican Party given chance over the
least put its plans and policies into operation To
champion state the Republican
political suicide cant let that happen yet
the excise taxes sales taxes (which
they go limited proposal have
worshirt be the
products belong different levels Of necessity
utility"
Record thinks that the Monitor hit the nail the head with
the following opposition to the sales tax philosophy
ar-conscatory tax rates fol
upper continued indefinitely in anything like
those facts OF living that the smaller
margin necessities Of life until
margin the larger the income the
xues for savings and for support
which ignores this fact In for fight"
We add our hearty Amen-The Mnnetonka Niinn) RECORD
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
Christmas Cogitations

Americans have been feverhy preparing for several
week to observe the great high festival day. Christmas
There's something about the Christmas spirit permeates
every human being and every part Of our land
Americans are not satisfied to celebrate Christmas in the
continental Us.A but millions Of Christmas packages have
been mailed by them every help people other
clmes and nations have happy Christmas This Is in add
ton to the millions OF dollars Of taxpayers which
to assist other countries their economic throughout
the year. We play Santa Claus the year round
There's something about Christmas that defies description
The religious observance Of the Resurrection Of Jesus Christ
a grand moving spiritual pageant in which the Christian
churches Of the world give praise and thinks moving all
present spirit to fill the most humble person with
thing that makes the most nondept Of mora appear
be noble and majestic in bearing.
On Christmas and the days Immediately before and after
reach their highest in spirit for brotherhood Watch the
smile the strangers face says Merry Christmas and
YOU will what have been striving for for centuries
that fine brotherhood OF mantle highest which
tai beings may aspire.
It's probably tre but still worth repeating that IL we could
but spread our cheer good feeling charity and love of Christ
out during each single day Of the year this old world would
be glad joyful place to dwell.
II would that would expend their energies IN
the creative instead of creating destruction TO
make wars II would that mans inventive fruitful
would be used TO the Glory of God than to manning and
destruction OF the Lords children would that all the
peoples Of the world would have shelter food and
the emphasis would be and good will to all
10 some this much wshfu thinking but to others IL
offers challenge To the latter the that man has
quered so many Of science and living proof
he applies himself conquer the ills that make the modern
world jungle of fears Illustration greed upon which the
wars have thrived
No need for much somber talk this time of the year is
there Cheerful should be the for Christmas An editor
should be ashamed Of suggesting that the world needs
Christmas every day. Yet admit that we think it's
grand idea and will east for any time the Old
World gets around to holding an election.
In the meantime suppose should be happy that we
can at least offer readers our advertisers in
fact everybody Very Merry Christmas We do mean all of
you'll
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
DO Negro Churches Have Open Doors?
Inv Dr. BeniamIn Mayes

theory Negro open all We criticize The
umidity
worshippng church
Negro pastor believe most Negro
worship In their churches
pastor membership
aero away with 1t
any pastor pulpit doing
might growing members but by and
their churches
the people. What then, Is the drawback?
people would make clear
their churches closed members of other racial
They should their pulps the and the radio
Atlanta does make it clear in
talks Atlanta that Wheat Street to all
granted associations and
national should resolutions tell
their nobody
people would worship and join the
Negro churches important They be few and they
may be many.
thing is
no bar churches.
Notes All Negro" churches Minnesota have
open policy Minneapolis churches
Of a predominantly
Negro congregation accepted
in Minnesota Negro" church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
.On Gods Side'

turing the last war the then Worlds champion boxer
Joe Louis said to have coined the phrase even win because
oods on our side Whether Louis himself thought up the
phrase OF not II an apt and be applied to the re-
cent school segregation being heard by the u high court
wen win because God and right is our side
When we we in this instance we not only mean the
Negro school child who has been robbed Of his
heritage but we mean that abolition segre
CATION in the schools Of land win mean that Amsr. %
whole win win.
Every time court decision decides uphold the Amer
can Constitution it strengthens every fabric of our society
every time hgory race discrimination intolerance and imcro
mated the Negro or the minority wins victory but more
than that the justice 10 which this country dedicated ana
has shed blood for--is triumphant and vindicated
In all Of these court involving the rights Of Amrrica
Negroes actually the rights of all Americans are being decided
and democracy supplemented by every victory for right
Americans Negro and white who love their country know Ms
Joe Louis knew about World War H. that those who feh,
against prescription viii win and right because they
are "on God side
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25

the recent report by the secretary
Navy proved conclvy that the Nays policy Of
completely effective is victory for civil
rights brought about through regulations is
mostly fellowship and the operations Of real
democracy
Tho Indignation Negroes the Armed Forces Of the United
States made rapid Pearl Harbor In the Army
effect the with virtually
friction; Secretary Andesons report marks it's full acceptance
operation Navy of segregation have been
Navy the South minor
remaining win be brought into line Secretary Anderson
by the beginning Of 1854
together sight boys and work.
high the development
and would be nothing short of tragic the
World Korea did not bring
fellowship Americans of all
colors-St Paul Dispatch
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25

others study OF the human
able explain trait
people Let become ncensed
editor and it practically the beginning Of
forgiveness attempt to the
friendship the at the scribe The
enemy the editor will take his out the writer first and
wife children The hate
editor win try and drive him out Of business
editor is being the other people That's
butcher the baker
perfect right to his opinions with
such being taken.
editor permitted tc
anything he feels like than
average babbmouh should be allowed circulate bas
icaly unsound ideas
Not perfect Yet the IL Apos
did through required There
unfair editors there unfair critics of
newspaper editors
today handicapped and freedom of
preston the editor attitudes
have always felt editor expresses those
opinions believes will be the in tbs
the whole fair and honest They
catch with the individual who does not believe
press he personally concerned Unt they do
uncomfortable the eitorNorh Hen
nepin Post
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
journalism A. lis Very Best

Editorial Hennepin County (Ifopkins, Minn) Review
Those reading the daily pieces in The Minneapolis
noted Carl Rowan missing
Tribune doesn't enjoy much
leadership suburban and South Hennepn for its
enterprise sponsoring the public schools
cation the South marks high point in modern day but
structive journalism
who distinguished himself first with
Negro origin Navy World
officer discovered talent for work
thanks TO the nercesson of mighty friend court
Minneapolis Cecil Newman landed himself job The Tribune
His Tribune able to redo
publication later In the interim he has
enarging his constantly improving
reporter polishing his powerful and colorfu writ
ing along achieving national fame brilliant
young journalist
Now Tribune photographer he travelling the South
setting oda the subject Of school segregation
nicely timed coincide with the United States
Supreme Monday this
the arguments in the brought
against Columbia South Carolina and three other
condition the schools OF their states the ground
i violation the Fourteenth Amendment
Friday article Rowan told about Catholic priest in
Wilmington ntegated with whites in his
nothing happened thereafter No
kind And OF how the priest
Catholic Catholic and of how they
getting along The old
priest chatting Reporter hit the racial prejudice thing
middle short sentence We happy remind
When Rowan asked the cleric
getting with other the Negroes beside the
the school he replied fine
children II only when they have
ndocrnaed with prejudice that find 1t in children
priest observed.
generation parents children
the subject racial prejudice good bad and
W shall find generation entirely unprecedented
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
The Issues In 1854

position that neither the national Republican nor
to be We hear things from the people
this big
Democratic vote directors had better do the
thing win not be the issue the next
today beginning
going provide enough money to make the pay
home furniture and other contracts into
employment begins cutting down
tighter the the street
going begin worrying already the border stage Let
that used to
ugly depression develop viii be just bad
for the powers in.-North Hennepin Post
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
Better Late Than Never

appears that Minneapolis city officials going to talk
with University of Minnesota officials about the Washington
Avenue bridge The bridge needs either extensive repairs
better than that, total replacement.
Minneapolis has been derelict In allowing traffic TO use
the Washington Avenue bridge which have feeling has
been unsafe for years Minneapolis has of waiting
something happens before it undertakes necessary
We do qualify engineers but II does possible
that bridge built hold the traffic of 40 years ago
Il safe now especially with the heavy of traffic which
uses it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25
Mental Lapse:

nsn,a, Iapse A couple of weeks ago
flee on Friday morning with extra shirt We planned to
leave work to Irving Brand who is to be
married working hard during the week and we
had visions of enjoying hospitality Standard Club and the
fellowship of many the Minneapolis Judge
steak dinner that we were sure was to
be the
barber trim thinning mop should patch Ellis as
and feeling fine because ne mad just mao VISIT
from and wife from Chicago
Back to the office to up. call from Percy
we asked him If he was going to the stag ne SAID ne MAD
s s~i:es ao7 h S9es -. '''''N '''
We snh upy hemmed and hawed proceeded
hill fold for ticket 1t read Thursday, and here
Usually we keep track OF such
cocktail parties and dinners but this one got by us
Fred weinberg managing the American Jewish World
the sample the 1854 cryser New
Motors the crer dealers have been
asking Star and Tb staffers to test drive their new ooe carr
correspondent out to Hopkins 10 inh
Humphrey We liked the Chrysler but
when Carl quoted the asking price and this coumnist
just sighed matter found it Weinberg drives
proudly scoot around AZ Chevrolet Inc
constantly being apologize about our old car!
Only few DAYS before Minneapolis
fatally distaseu anti
Negro epthe station Mrs Smith reported the in
Jack Strange who called us on Sunday We
called the offending station but had not been able to get an OF e
heard the radio of Mrs Smiths tragic
death.
Enjoyed day publisher of
JET (count 'em) and his western
Leroy Jeffes urban Lacquer turned Image ser
Jeies the Twin Towns business
and powerful in
unaumng who parlayed $500 and
and business venture in
the history of American publishing.
johnson publications owned solely by Johnny johnson and
acquired $50 feet of floor by
chasing building building 1920 South Nich
the publications.
home to
the johnson publications been that
poor limitations sprung newssands in the
populated seaboard the south Jet has
them ring the bell.
tremendous inspiration to chat If only
with who made outstanding con
when such
modey biggest people usually the most
humble their with others.
appointed three offices Es exalted
Robert Johnson Boyd recently district
exalted ruler the state Minnesota
inspector Eddie
| leather.
Thirty years ago up parts
hearty Every year
could contributed journalistic
by both the moral
handing of that green stuff subscription
a card of greeting the papers anniversary
We doubt whether the E grand
better than Eddie Boyd the
He's straight forward will admit
likes What could
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-25

Prices high and high and most OF the lads
going crazy spending 1t Relief lines vii
folks decide salt of IT Baude
Region.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29
lORs RE I'm
FOIn Onel

nlllis From RWG One
dents u sedotss II ! prsonaI ID.
TIRE nj ieNn 8 ollefE HI
showed III sl1dents paris 81 Ire
home - oin1rily cen to the
public and let them hq ctls sonse
cf Edlson nps hieh the
usual tourist Is not allowed 4
Touch MoEe expressed
voluntary pleasure orr dis pnri
q tie akip Aan my a. else.
The bus went tllr0 Sarasota
wlshet Hoppin is she
students ald sse tE S & mini.
cipal ee All yncl where
winter isla1s1 ear @ their
yaess ile winseFine s. Sarasota
ne lkip went az nj nv un.
toward incidents z students
were ! eskif . Key Vest every.
where teg Went aud meir pres.
enee ever ne slata sld leave
Z Eoed impresxon wilA Az those
Vim saw a Mr. ana j. nj.
llarsIn arte1 - sls ~ ~
ne trip.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29
PAPY 10 ITHnR "

kCnulue1 from kaUe TIE
heee I constant xfitant, Il not dan
WI III the past several year.. The
present pipeline, now oMiizd ~ tlie
Navy hns BEEN declared to
talIy inade0aate for tie f4St nroNs
inE KEYS and Key West eolnnntnis
To CONSERVE tie small supply
distribution 8 cllE down " os
Ing the pressure. This nlslBs INT
housshoIders have had "a install
booster pumps % eet water % sets
ond stories. Soma areas have had
q f0rego normal washing md
cleaning practices III times when
tie pressure drops D nothing
Summer IS The time d worst
shOrtages, according % Ramsey,
because 81 he increased demand
~ lhe heat Aliecsed ulatisn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29
jury! AICQIUI!I'T.II.'s
((nnfinlIad rnIIl page Ulel

$500 AA@ANNteAA - = 49, -
for heIp. Henricks, obviously naOv-
ed BY the judges interest X
ed over and shook hands with him.
following the suspended sentence.
Numerous fines were levied and
bonds forfeited by those who fail
ed To appear ii eourt
Robert VI CLARK, drew SIS, On
q reckless driving charge; Robert
Francis BYRD forfeited bis $2s
bond on the same charge William
Branth0oVer forfeited bis bond Oi
$50 on obscene language charge;
Earl "A. GLADDEN. had bis bond es-
treated on ! IS speeding hne;
Lawrence Mancini forfeited his
Sis bond on charges D speeing
and improper license TAG.
Earl Armstrong forfeited bis s2s
bond on q reckless driving charge;
Richard Jackson Bufdan, forfeited
! E2S bond on reckless driving:
Vincente j. Lapri0re, forfeited
same bond same charge Harold
Harold Colin Patterson had his SIS
bond estreated on i 10 drivers
license charge; Berry b Wilson
forfeited SIS bond il improper
passing
Billy E Davis had bis license
81 fded 50 days and was fined
SIS ID reckless driving Roland
Earl Johnson was sentenced to
five or ten days On violating res
axictinua and rs 70 80 more on reck-
less driving. Harry Roberts vas
lined so ID i drunkenness charge;
James Farnum was fined $40 "a
reckless driving charge; Donald
Cappas fined SO on 10 drivers
license; Hurley Thomas Seville was
fined SIS and costs and license
suspended on drunken driving and
reckless driving charges. Peter
Kossodo was fined SIS On reck-
less drigiE charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29

hARRY ygo

Harry e Lloyd S. died early
this morning 1t his residence 100
Royal Street after 81 extended
illness.
Survivors ARE tie widow, Mrs.
Olivia Lloyd; one lauther. Mrs.
Frank S. joyce 81 Miami; four
sons Harry il. William Brian
81, and Thomas b Lloyd one
brother. Gerald Llnyd 81 Miami.
and one erandchiIsi
Funeral services VII ne held
Saturday afternoon III o'clock
irona the Chapel 81 Rrtichard run.
eraf Home win tie Rev. E.d0n
Simmons al tie Ley Memorial
Church officiating
Lloyd Was veteran 81
World War one AMI ] member Il
mo Arthur SAWYER Post No. s.
American Legion FulI Military
win Sc provided d. he Guard 81
Honor II the Post Burial VIII 81
III ~ family plss il City Gene.
kery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29
LEADERS URGE

lContinued From Ps Onel
handle children. FoOd III tsenar-
ers has 10 be considered Il air
erent terms than that for adults.
Routine for youngsters 3 diner.
sent.
Tho leaders aeroed, hsM4Vaf,
that slssee sheFs q 10 otlsar pineaS
e pgf ihe youngsters new ihs
isiI viii have = sotsiee.
The preundwork WAS laid a
LAST rights messing Tor shift
inc ~ amphasis from physieaI
sseilisies Alsd eornmIsmens. -
h nloFe ilapogfani aapees u
prevension ard irsssmenl g ~
vsniie deliaQusney through pr.
ssnaI SkiIlsa esldance as.d
psyGh1lenY.
AnOther meeting nk this same
group called together ~ u ~.
Cees serving Is nnoderntoFs Will
Be held on July Is during the
Coainty.s budget deliberations
Present IT last nights meeting
were Juvenile Court Judge Eva
Warner Gibson Criminal C0ur,
Judge Thomas caro-, SpotlsNood,
EsuninaIdo. ReiE Airs. caffuihers,
g SehWeltzeP, principal q Key
- Te1ast q - II 80 - 60
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29
MRS. MANSFIELD Gains

{Consinnied From Pare OneI
total vas aii is BE s1oOs, but sue
cessive announcements have now
revealed that the figure has reach
Ell Sl61 iace last October The
woman VS. employed IL tlle Office
for more ihail two yesrs ana some
quarters haxk expressed fear that
Tie emil ment started much
earfier than vas first believed.
Ihe pussibity that ille last audit
Cf Tie ciky's books which took
place II JallY, 1853, may have fail.
"a - reveal n1ssibIe discrepancies
ID the Scaveneer Services accounts
has been Eenst0ned hy city offie-
ials. Tly pointed out that during
the annual che VI lle eity's III
nancial structure, cash Is merely
spot checked and he SORT az en-.
bezzlen1ent that tie woman was
practising xnisl slly have escap.
M detection.
Ironically, af lhcriky Ut TIE
cry hall said Friflsy that the only
posSible lob u i & Is possible
o skNAl mOneY EF0lIl tie city Is ne
one is which tlle woman was chi.
ployed.
She haS E0laiss y make ktIl
res Tuition tie
The elsv 60 kion said n
kirst said thaS e would not tsIEe
action X HE ncney Was returned.
but when III tisNre ounted tssty
changed thnir nnKNB ana nnanaIl.
cusly decided that cion was nee.
essary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29
n he
Weatherman
Says

Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy with local tllundershoWers
thru saturday continued warm.
Moderate % fresh east aud south
east winds. Small Craft Warning
Florida Generally fair thru Sat
urday except occasional showers
and scattered thunderst0rms On
the southeast coast and Keys.
Little change III temperature.
jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits Moderate east winds ex-
cent occasionally fresh Ia the
Straits Chance for widely scatter
ed showers ID Florida Straits fhru
Saturday.
East Gulf. Moderate east To
southeast winds and generally fair
weather thru Saturday.
Western Caribbean Moderate to-
fresh east and northeast winds ex-
cept variable over extreme south
portion Weather mostly overcast
with showers thru Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-29
South KOreas Stand On Peace
Terms Causes Double Crisis
al lollN q. alehIoWER

Washington d South
KOrea's resistance 10 al arnlistice
On terms favored by the United
States confronted the Eisenhower
administration today with 4 crisis
within ! crisis. Some officials be-
Iiege firm measures may be re-
qnired to resolve the situation
The situation was pointed Up to-
day when the South Korean gov
eminent announced t would con
tinue ia boycott the truce talks
unless the Allies withdraw or
change their latest proposals.
Indications are that al exchange
Of messages Is ID progress between
President Eisenhower and Presi-
dent Syngmar Rhee, although
Eisenhower has imposed such
secrecy restrictions On the whole
Korean truce situation that Off
Gals declined To confirm that
This Is why Il Is 1 double crisis:
A decisive answer IS due from
the Communists this weekend to
proposals put forward last week
end BIZ the United Nations Com
nnand directed By the b. 5. Thus
the government here IS primarily
concerned with the cIimaetic stage
81 the prolonged truce negotiations.
Yet at this stage il Is conf
PEELED ID devote considerable
amount of time and attention "a
the threat IF resistance ID truce
raised 81 Rhee's government.
i the South Korean regime
actually goes through with It's
declaration of intent % fight Cd
against tie Reds for victory
throughout all Korea, the result
could very well be 70 wreck any
chances for reaching an armistice,
even Il tie Communists were viii.
ing ID accept without further argu-
ment tie terms most recently laid
down ID secret BY the Q. N Com.
mard
However. officials here are well
aware that the South Korean gov.
eminent Is extremely dependent
Oh The q. N. and, more directly,
81 the u S. fOr rs survival
The government was sponsored