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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
V HiGHLIGHTS
TODAY
DR.. GUY BENNETT
oAKY' DoAks

l:3O, WRC tD--Mrs. WASH
ington Contest: The final
selections.
$500, WNIAL (7)-Christopher
Program: How little people
can accomplish great good is
dramatized in why the
Christophers," with RobeGr'
Young.
$500, WTTG (5)-Standard of
Living: The new rehabilita-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
FM Stations

1880, WTOP t9--Damon Run
yon Theater: A gambler who
occasionally beats the horses
loses his girl to college pro-
fessor. In Pick the Winner"
starring Vivian Blaine, Bruce
Bennett and Robert Strauss.
1850. WTTG l5)--Million DOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
Other AM Stations

lar Movie: A doomed woman
Is determined to live her last
days in the Swiss Alps. in
"The Other Love-" with Bar
bara Stanwyck and David
Niven.
HIS, WMAL (7)-Seven Star
Theater: A henpecked hus-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16

band fights for his freedom,
In Cheer the Brave"
11:25, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: A mans environment
steers him to a life of crime,
in THE Gangster," with
Barry Sullivan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-16
I,440 .WRONGED' WORKERS KEPT
ON JOBS, csc AIDE SAYS

More than LAO wrongfully discharged denoted
suspended Federal employees have been ordered restored to
their jobs by the Civil Service Commission since January
1858 CSC Commissioner George Moore declared today
Speaking at meeting Of postmasters in Cincinnati,
Mr. Moore said this that the CSC has restored such
employees at the rate Of two per working day.
Id addition, he said. there hundreds of cases"
where the commission has called the attention of depart
ments and agencies to proposed actions which would have
been in violation Of the Veterans Preference Act civil
service regulations In most of these this resulted
in cancellation of proposed adverse action against
employe, Mr.. Moore declared.
81 cite these facts because they dramatically illustrate
the commissions daytoday operations which protect the
rights and privileges of all Federal employees" Mr. Moore
said.
The Republican commissioner also said that only 461
Of the countrys $4,000 postmasters been
during the past two years These hings due to mis-
management misconduct the part of the postaser
the meeting told.
Political did not figure single
cases" Mr. Moore said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

land Health with Key to the Scriptures (p sls) Deity
satisfied with His work How could He be otherwise.
lnee the spiritual creation the outsrowh, the
ton, of His infinite self-eontsnment and immortal wis
dom ?" IF God, who created all expresson Of His
perfection, satisfied with His creation il scarcely be-
hooves imperfect mortals complain that reality neo
pete and topsyturvy And of they would not do
they understood the of reality for reality
can call forth only rejoicing in its perfection
A student o. Christian Science stricken with
painful condition Of the hip which rendered her BACK
AND LEGS ALMOST USELESS She knew that the
dition was not creation of God but she found it
difficult that the painful condition therefore
reality in her experience. She requested help
of Christian Science practitioner, and with his
agement and support she began rejoice in that which
God She realized that God Spirit. forever
tans in freedom and health Nothing in His creation
act a erpplng, penalizing agency. God has no
quarrel with with God; therefore there Is
basis for penalty and punishment to be inflicted
Instead of weakness and suffering God is forever bestow
ing mtess strength and wellbeing. And always
the standpoint of expressing these qualities and reoic-
ing in them.
A the practitioner and the woman declared these
facts and thanked God that they unchansesby true
the physical difficulty disappeared The resumed
her normal activities and gratefully acknowledged the
healing power of Christian Science.
How much better rejoice in that which God
than to lament over the counterfeit creations of mortal
mind 1t is of thought sadden ourselves by
pertaining memories of tragedy and unhappness do
unintelligen for child cry bad dream.
The dreams of material the realities of Life.
Gods kingdom Love-created universe of divine per-
fiction There is unlimited good for each to enjoy
Just where he is and at this very simply by
ing to the spiritual facts of being Mrs Eddy points up
the these words miscellaneous Writings p 5000
st Paul wrote, Rejoice in the Lord always. And why
not since mans possbilitie. infinite, bliss is eternal
and the consciousness thereof is here and now7"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
State Records Bird

these mastefuI ~ males wearing spiritual
short pants they would avail themselves Of the immense
blessings bliss and profits resulting from the quiet hours they
could be spending in Christian Science Reading Rooms-cods
top posts Of research for The highest type Of ssv
hood-snd womanhood, too!
We have had the Old Testament wisdom for 5000 5000
years. THE PRINCIPAL THING IS TO GET WISDOM AND
UNDERSTANDING.
THEY ARE MORE TO BE DESIRED THAN GOLD, Sill.
YER, AND RuBlEs AND ALL THE THINGS ONE CAN DE-
SIRE, ARE NOT TO BE COMPARED UNTO THEM.
THEY GIVE HONOR Iof God, u chrsfke. The honors
that might be gained from vnrspenisnt sinners such He
brews besow upon their Christian fronts TO be shvnnsd
HEALTH WEALTH r'fs sbvndsniIy"l AND LONG
LIFE additional assured blessings TO the chrsfks
NY Gods incompatible Leader since Ny beloved Christ
esvs-y Rev. Mary Baker TO the
Virgin Maryland Daughter fhs Mssisr-so
pefe His unfinished businsss-rssehed her goth year in
l9loIli
II is Ny Gods magnificent Christ Miracle Science Mes
since the Second Coming Of The Christ The divinity Of Jesus
and Of Ny eisrnsy harmonious spiritual and daughters
in Christ Miracle Science Messiah presented In 1875 NY
Incompatible Christian Science tsxbooki-Mssr Miracle
Worker healer educator ssvor Ibersor and protector Of
the Holy Scriptures from the spiritual adultery Of the four
European religious erppesl-snd the whiiswssh hssnss
Iso-esIlsdl Of The dsv-snmsI msgnsfIsm-whieh fuss
around 'hs flesh, Of which WOULD DECEIVE. " POS
sBLE, THE VERY ELEcT"I-
And that includes the sensual prayers Unity
and svsnsss and Others yet ready for the purity net
yet "HuNcERlNc AND THIRsTNc AFTER RIGHTEOUS
NEss"-of The MANHOOD and WoNtANHooD Of The Christ
character and nfsIIissnesi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Permission VS.. Support
(Coniinved From Page y
PERMISSION vs.. SUPPORT

&c. >. Montfor)
In asserting that their private psroehisl schools have
full right" 70 receive government aid the Roman Catholic
Bishops Of The United States cite the familiar Oregon Of
92s in which he Supreme Court held that parents had right
10 send their children TO private schools IL they chose.
This quite different proposition from the claim that
paroehia schools should benefit from unsupported s to
education which could lead The sharing Of direct school
In another field the bishops would hardly that
the state should substitute every line Of trade which its laws
permit 70 be carried The distinction between permission
and support need be no less real in education.
The bishops statement takes particular significance in
view Of the fact that southern states considering
ways Of establishing private" school systems with public
funds way OF maintaining racial segregation despite
Supreme Court ruling against IL.
II Congress at length should pass bill for federal aid TO
education would IL be reasonable include in that subsidy
private" school systems whose effect 10 nsssts the will Of
the federal envneaisd by the Supreme cour2
Is il reasonable either, under the American concept Of
separation Of church and state for the state to contribute tax
payers money schools which do not have the unfyns
effect generally desired in secular public sehocls7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

Continued from Page y
we convinced Is not by military Pses and alliances
and by pns up ornaments that world and security
be sitsnod There Is talk Of cold and rival camps
and groupings and military bIOes and sisnes-sIl In the
name Of peace.
I'VE are in no camp and military alliance
The only camp should like TO be in Is the camp Of
peace and good WILL which should include many countries
possible and be opposed TO none.
The only alliance seek 10 alliance based on good
will and cooperation"
This 10 we'll and good, but where do we come ONT
United States b engaged In bitter struggle 10 pre-
vent Soviet Russia from eonqvsng countries peoples
In Aisle and from expanding s influence in Germany beyond
the River Elbs TO ihs River Rhine.
In this struggle the United States has allies The NATo
and sEATo countries. India Ia one Of those allies
Nshru says India Is strictly neutral In ihs United Nsons
Indie has sided consistently with Soviet Russia and against the
United States
A. ths Banding conference India The leader Of fIs
(Continusd Neat Column. TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Geneva as a Success

If you were believe the local papers there would
be doubt but that Geneva failure, flop dead
lock- disaster (Conhdentialy suspect that were
ir Geneva and writing story about the breakup of the
Big Four ministers meeting there would be writing in
the same ven-and my editors would be expecting to-
And why shouldn't they?) Let's face it-Ceneva was
failure
And yeti a For my defense am
tempted to fall back Secretary Of State John Foster
Dule.-normay a prophet of gloom. MIR. Dulles before
during and after Geneva however surpassed dPlo
mat and newsman know of in seeing Geneva success
Before Geneva his enthusiasm shining sun in foggy
Bottom Chat Of Washington where the State Depart
men happens be located) During the conference he
put out such optimistic of the way things
going thought the high alpine must have
affected him The day the conference broke up his
ti,m faered momentariy, but he still could says Our
discussions disarmament have been useful
But think there better argument than Secretary
Dulles to support the contention that Geneva
cess However, paradoxieal may sound Geneva was
success because it failure. 1t because
leaves no under the illusion any that just be-
cause the Sovets learned smile they have learned
to cooperate IL because it reveals Soviet
ambitions for what they always have beeno get control
of united Germany, push the United States out of
Europe to prevent any effective disarmament plan from
going into effect, to keep the Iron Curtain intact.
OF course, Geneva failure because it wasn't a
success But it wa. failure only if had assumed that
the summit meeting in July the Sovets aurned over
leaf.
that new men in the Kremlin don't a reversal of
Soviet ambitions II get back to the business OF
strengthening its security, tightening its defense paets
unfying uniting and building the free world 1t now
doesn't have to wait for Soviet sign of good will 1t
get with it's business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Rejoice
Continued from Back Pase)

Why is there such emphasis rejoicing in this most
sacred Book the Bible? Here compilation of the most
profound teachings forth by devout and
Grated men, And of its leading precepts for us to
rejoice Ia that the way Of wisdom, of holy inspiration!
Indeed is Rightly rejoice to know Gods love and
goodness present experience II is to feel the bright
sunshine divine Love dspeins the gloom of doubt and
fear Spiritual rejoicing lifts human experience to the
highest pinnacle Of true satisfaction.
Someone may say: Perhaps that is true But how can
re ioce when there much and trouble in the
world7 What there to rejoice in 2" The Bible answers
this question IL represents God saying Isaiah 65:1S
BE ye glad and rejoice for in that which create
We can always rejoice in that which God creates for Is
always good. Although mortal concepts leave much to
be desired basis for JOY spiritual concepts are wholly
and eternsly good.
Christian Science, which elucidation of the teach
nss of the Bible how gain the spiritual
eep of being which enables him to rejoice continuously
T Science teaches that the things Of dscordant material
sense are not at all the substantial sctuates they
TO be- They but the mortal oppostes OF
Gods immortal creation in which all things forever
harmonious.
ia hconeeivabIe that infinite Love, the only creator,
would create anything opposed to Himself, anything in
which He could delight The Dscoverer and Founder
Of Christian Science Mary Baker Eddy, writes m Science
(Continusd Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Cab Company Bombed
Continued from Back Paeey
PICkETINC, VIOLENCE FAIL

The bomb, which went OF al 3:45 am Yesterday sve-
esedsd where three month strike peksns, and violence
in the form Of fist fights had failed The struck business
shut down.
Moreover, Of the owners, Mrs. c. l. Bryan, who with
her husband has been operating taxesbs in Psduesh for 80
years said that result Of the bombing =" don't know
whether III ever operate cab business again"
Company officials and newly hired help had con-
nvsd to operate the cab service since the ALL Tssmssrs
local 236 called the firms ~ drivers dspstehsrs and
mechanics out strike last July Il.
ARMY EXPERTS cALLEpIN
The strikers seek minimum s. daily wage guarantee
and restoration Of 10 cent hourly wage In mechanics
pay. The cab owners which include 3. D. Chandler and his
son, Charles who joined The Bryan partnership in recent
commended the business could afford 10 meet Tho
demands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Gallup Reports
Continued from Back Page)
JET CRASH KILLS SIX ON
BY Lloyd Norman

usually decided on the basis
Of three considerations: first,
voter appraisal Of the merits
of the candidates; second,
basic party strength, and
third, issues Of the day.
1856 Major Issues
Per Cent
Republicans can handle better SO
Democrats can handle better 40
In 1916, the principal is
sues named were rationing
and shortages of food, cloth
ing and other necessities,
labor trouble and strikes,
foreign policy and dealing
with Russia, reducing the
high cost of living and the
housing situation.
In sounding out sentiment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 23-
tAP)-Gov. George N. Craig
today ordered IS National
Gvardsmen from connsrsvilIs
TO the Perfect Circle Corp.
strike scene AZ New Castle only
six days after the last troops
had moved out.
Crsig's order TO send troops
back by 9 o'clock tonight came
ss soon as Mayor Paul r. Nc.
Cormaek Of New Castle accept.
cd his offer TO resume troop
patrols because OF renewed
strike disorders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
prs-RussIsn and prs-Rsd Chinese fssiIsn.
Il shss strict neutrality

IL shst strict nsvsrsIy7
A. matter OF fact, when Nshrv visited Nae Trsru,
Picking, he drew up formula Of FIVE points for peaceful
existence which precisely what ths krsmn yves s.v
to oil the world He became advocate Of their linz -
thought.
Was that strict nsvirsltyf
is possible and probable thsf Nshrv believe. h
is neutral u Is difficult, impossible, for any Of q, =
view thoughts and their expression obisefvsly
Nshrv might pay some heed then TO fhs impression h
has made upon the world and more fhs impression G
his spokesman. krishns Menon, has made.
Surely in the United States u Is difficult TO believe ~
Msnen's conduct has been strictly neutral.
Via Picking radio Prof. Chen Hssvh-ssn whe he'd Iva
in ihs United States for 20 years. from 1895 1855 wo
lot propulsion the California Institute Of Tsehnolo
had much 10 say about fhe United States.
He spoke Of the problems facing Chinese students whs
desire to Red China This paragraph in his nisrs
is particularly pertinent:
a." They always worry about whether they have snouh
money hand for them live in fhs United States betwss
ihs day they their intention 10 leave the Unisd
States and ihs day they actually leave and The mcn
for the long journey home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Excerpts From COPS
STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER"
A Journal Of Political Fact
Road Block Congress"
Democrat 84th Faces Acid Test in
Sc"

IkEs PROGRAM pITcHEp DURING 1855 SESSION
The Democrat saith Congress going into 1856 faces rspv@
isf'on by the country unless lie 1855 record
"resd Blocking President Elssnhowsrs domestic program
says Leonard W. Hall, Republican National Chairman
THE e4fh hes been . miserable failure 50 far" says Mr.
Hail. ION cspl's h they're calling The Road Block Con.
ssss bsswssn analysis by The Republican National
COMMITTEES 81 legislative action. shows has earned that label
despite prsfsnsens of Democrats support The Ps'
dent"
HOW THE GATH LINED UP
Republicans Dsmoer'h
Senate ....... AZ 4e
House ..... 2o3 732
The National Committees bllbybl survey noted the b.
partisan support given ths Presidents foreign policy ana
most OF his defense program, but ripped into ths Dsmoer"
for wrsekins the Administrators must" domestic ssr
fion The study said, In parts
After months Of soessd responsible cooperation
by the Democrats nine Of hs Presidents - must bills lay
House and Senate pissonhoss and wssfsbskss when the
session ended in August THE four that snsctsd-n'
fsry mutual security minimum wage and housing
contained number Of vnwss provisions the President so!
Among the discarded legislation fhs dsspsrsfsynsso''
highway, health, school and wsisr programs
Before fhs November 1854 Congressional seefonn
President Eisenhower warmed vefsrs that Democrat mso
In Congress would legislative ssssss. He was rs
Despite whoIshssrfsd support from his party his dom
Ne program dtehsd."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

Early today . guard 70
ported he had fired shots over
the heads Of six or eight men
who threw stones and broke
10 windows in the firms
foundry.
The troops called UP Tor
duty will be under the overall
command Of Col. Marvin Evsm
OF Evansville.
Troops were first sent 10
New Castle following an Oh.
5 riot between JAW strikers
and non-sfriksrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

today on public issues; the
institute asked voters first,
What do you regard as the
biggest issue, or problem,
facing the government in
Washington today"
Per Cent
Keeping the peace, foreign
Policy, dealing with Russia ~
Farm Problem. falling prices 8
Tax reduction ....-..-..a......... ,
Communism in y. S. ....... S
Government finances. balancing
the bulge: ---. -... 4
Labor problems. unemployment }
Cesesresstion. racial issues ?
Defense. preparedness .~ 2
Miscellaneous .--.....o-.... is
Dent know ......-....... ~
los
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
"CireIe Plant Clash Brings
Troops Back !"

THE DEVILS CLIO cooNS AGAIN DEMONSTRATE,
WHOM THE GODS WOULD DESTROY THEY First
MAKE MAD1 THOU SHALT NOT STEAL"-cods Com
nsndmsni-HAs NOT BEEN VETOED m FAVOR o.
DEADLY, DEvILIsH, cANcsTER LABOR LEADER
sHIPil-sPIRITUAL LuNAcYi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. DEC. ,, 1858
Evening star., 1955-10-23

But-don't decide until you have seen
RCA Victor Television Delxe-the twin
speaker Eserest. for example. Here's TVS
finest reception, and luxurious cabinetry!
Hard to make up your mind? No wonder
So many beautiful models-such a wide
range of prices Take your time. You can't
go wrong if it's an RCA Victor.
Monvoesssrs nationally odsrssd NF list shown
ist conos Slightly higher ,hs Tor West South High
Spssd uFF tuning ios model oponol RCA Neos
price s~sr-oaIy SIS
See NHon esss Murtho NDC-V osenossfy cvf
fVesdeys AID doa'f NoCVs
dVees Sho~eoss Ia RCA Co@ooiIbis coos btotondse
Mondoy. November H.
n0sl tnses Co,ooes be None Tyoboof o~y
Ooody in Color On NBcN row RCA vetor dsoieIa
RCA FoeoV Service. ossuFino OF iastoioioa
moinssaoacs osoiiobs " oseos-bvt oak RCA
Wrtor ~
Evening star., 1955-10-23

70 see The sis chanss In ~ just visit any
RCA Victor dealers Walk right up to the
new 2l-inch TONNE. All you see is pietHrel
Lift up the Hidden Panel" on top. See how
easy it is to tune. Price tag? Only $169.95!
Look at the new 21-inch Gladstone
"a Plus picture quality. 1t features High
Side" tuning!
Evening star., 1955-10-23

pssw RcA "iAsoie ersin" Remote ~ csaSel. Tune
TV from your easy chair! For most RCA Victor
black -and-white VHF TV models. Optional,
at extra cost.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11
Ballsyille

Virgil F. Laws. Of Norfolk. ae-
companied BY his mother. Mrs
Agnes Laws and MRS. Jessie Bd!s-
seau Of Colonial Heights. motor
ed to Roanoke Saturday and
visited with Ben Garrett for the
week end
The hristen Minis Of Rohef |
Blanton Gordon grandson of Mr
and Mrs r S BlantoE took place
at Providence Presbyterian Church
during the Sunday morning ser
vice Dr. r f. Douglas assisted
By the pastor Rev Robert Sinlp-
son Officiated
Dinner guests in the home Of
the Robert Blantons Sunday were
Mr and Mrs ambersley Mr. and
Mrs Coles. Mrs. Jack Gordon
and daughter. Jacqueline Of South
Hill also Mr. and Mrs Frank
Mason and children. OF South
Hill
Mr. and Mrs b w White. OF
King William attended services
al Providence Sunday and tad
dinner with the Nichols family al
be used toward the Dental Clinic
now being held for county school
children at the Health Center
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11
Mrs. ]. c. Trueheart
Dies at Amelia, =,

Funeral services for Mrs Alice
Dui!n T1ueieaIt, Of Amelia. IS
who died SUNDAY Nov IN B
Blackstone nursrg home were
held Tuesday at p m. at Amelia
Prs byterian Church intermfn,
was n the church cemetery
Beside her husband J Clyde
TrtilleaFt. of Amelia she is sur
Yived by brother William s
Gordon DulIn ard a sister &C.
Gle P Dulin both Of Washii4g
ton D c
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11
When COLDS Make Baby Cry
GIVE HIM RELIEF THAT
Does More Than Work on Chest

When a chest cold strikes, use
Vlcks VapoRub the proved
medication that acts t1co
rays al once.
When you rub it on, Vapo-
Rub quickly relieves muscular
soreness, At the same time.
VapoRub's medlcated yapors
bring relief with every breath
This soothing medication
travels deep into Baby's nose
throat and large bronchial
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

group Edward O'Neat. as a
grandma FIRST Christine Morris
as a farm boy. second. and Au-
brey Anderson as a farm boy
with 3 long nose false face. third
Soft drinks, not. dogs. popcorn
ana candy were sold during the
evening Proceeds. about 500. viii
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

tubes. Congestion starts
breaking up. Coughing eases
Warming relief comes, lasts
for hours.
SO when colds strike de-
pend on
VI!!S:!k$:Ss
2ub 90 Rahsf. Breathe IN Relief
Fieks ono vopoRob ore Reg. Hods Aorks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

be used toward the Dental Cline
now being held for county school
children at the Health Center
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

Roads seem nawly paved with Glide Ride
front suspension and outriTger rear springs
soaking up tie jolts. Aud Chevrolet per-
formauce puts your safety drstt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

Steering made easy
Ball bearings greatly reduce
friction and steering effort in
Chevrolet's Ball Race Steering.