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ANOTHER MAN, "3l, A DISCHARGED
y .sERvICEMAN. HE WAS A DIVORCED MAN
WITH CHILDREN AGES 9, z, AND S. WHEN
EKED WHERE HE LEARNED TO DRINK, HE
SAID OVERSEAS.
\ us all this individual attention paying Off?
"ln the last 10 months there have been 500 fewer
at the Bridewe than in the previous 10 months
(C.S Monitor)
|DD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
A Dear Readers;
n YOU HAVE OBSERVED EFFECTS OF THE
RAIToRoUs, GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL
h BASTARD Heb. 1919 ALCOHOLIC
<VERACE INDUSTRY INTRUSION INTO The
MILITARY SERVICE! BECAUSE-THE FOUR
ROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLESl AND THEIR
DEVILS 'CRUTCH-MEDICINE, SURGERY,
yYcHIATRY, CHIRoPRACTICE, oSTEoPATHY,
SENSUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALING
1DEAVORS AND IMPURE PRAYERS, DISCIPLINE,
q THINKING. LEADERSHIP, DO NOT GIVE 1.-THE
ACE OF GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL
a [UNINSPIREDl UNDERSTANDINGS
q HENCE, MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRISTINE
HRISTIAN SCIENTISTS! ARE ALERT TO THE
DAMNABLE FRAUD, PERFORATED UPON
Ia ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS-THE DEVIL
N DELUDINC THEM INTO COVERING UP THE
INITIAL UNREST, INSECURITY, ETC. WHICH
CALLS FOR PRAYER, STUDY OF MY
IblsPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE -SS::tr;5T MASTER
ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
Nus AWAKENING THE DEVILS DUPES-
n ADAMS AND EVES-TO THE SPIRITUAL
ACULTIES OF MY CHRISTLIKE SONS AND
DAUCHTERS-MY ETERNAL IMAGE
|1D LIKENEssl-DIvINE DISCERNMENT,
INSIGHT. FORESIGHT, INTUITION, THE
LOVE THAT NEVER FAILETH".
~ BEcAUSE-"LovE [divinel IS THE LiBEkAIok
kH)-And "LovE is IMPARTIAL AND UNIVERSAL
IN ITS ADAPTATION AND BESToWALS. IT Is
rs OPEN FoUNT WHICH CRIES, 'Ho, EVERY
ONE THAT THIRsTETH, COME YE TO THE
EATERS". (p. 10, S&H).
4 DIVINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MEI AND AL"AiS
I'LL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED! (S&H|'
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STANDARDIZATION OF THOUGHT AND
CHRISTIANIZATION OF DAILY LIFE IT'S
CHASTITY AND PURITY, IN CONTRAST WITH THE
DOWNWARD TENDENCIES AND EARTHWARD
CRAVITATTON OF SENSUALISM AND IMPURITY,
WHICH REALLY ATTEST THE DIVINE ORIGIN
AND OPERATION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. THE
TRIUMPHS OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ARE
RECORDED IN THE DESTRUCTION OF ERROR
AND EVIL, FROM WHICH ARE PROPACATED
THE DISMAL BELIEFS OF SIN, SICKNESS,
| AND DEATH' Up. 272, S&H).
PART 3
1.-THE WORLD is NOT A PLAYGROUND,
1T IS SCHOOL ROOM;
life is NOT A HOLIDAY,
1T is AN EDUCATION"i
Henry Druminond, Scotch Clergyman) 1s51-'97.
"THE WAY OF LIFE"
"THE WAY OF DESTRUCTION.
God to Christ Jesus, to us: 1.-THE WAY OF LIFE IS
STRAIGHT AND NARROW AND FEW THERE BE
THAT FIND IT-WHEREAS,
"THE WAY OF DESTRUCTION is BROAD,
! AND MANY THERE BE WHICH GO IN THEREAT"!
And God to His heroic st. Paul, to us;
"BE NOT UNEQUALLY YoKED TOGETHER WITH
UNBELIEvERSl i. COME OUT FROM AMONG
THEM, AND BE YE SEPARATE, SAITH
THE LORD divine Love).
GOD GUIDES THE WILLING AND THE
WORTHY INTO CHRISTLIKE SELFCoVERNMENT.
AND YOU DEMONSTRATE THE GLORIOUS,
TRIUMPHANT TRUTH THAT ZONE WITH GOD
Isl MAJORITY!
AND THAT ERROR is A COWARD
BEFORE TRUTH"l
SUPPOSING THE DEvIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
CONTROLS A BILLION ADAMS AND EYES,
AND HE DOES! AND TRYs TO MAKE OUT IN
RELIGION THAT two and two S. or rs; THAT
white is black. and black is white-AS DOES THE
JUDAS, CHRIST VOID, ANTI-CHRIST JUDAISM,
AND THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT ROMAN
CATHOLICISM, WHICH JUMPED THE GUN" ON
GODS NEW TESTAMENT BLUE PRINT
THE DEVIL PRESENTING THE SHADOW, NOT THE
SUBSTANCE, OF CHRISTS DIVINITY-THE TRUE
INDIVIDUALITY OF ALL OF Usl!!
"MORAL COURAGE, is THE LION OF THE
[MEssIAHI TRIBE OF JUDAH-THE KING OF THE
MENTAL land divinel REALM. FREE AND
FEARLESS 1T ROAMS IN THE FOREST
U-N-D-IS-T-U-R-B.E-D 1T LIES IN THE OPEN
FIELD, OR RESTS IN GREEN PASTURES BESIDE
THE STILL WATERS! Up. 514, S&H).
1--WE all must learn that Life is God Ask yourself:
Am living the life that approaches the sood7
,,, Am demonstrating the healing
" power of Truth and Lover If so, then,
% p'''' the way will grow brighter unto the per-
feet day" Your fruits will prove what the understanding
of God brings Hold perpetualIy this thought
that il is the spiritual idea the Holy Ghost and Christ,
which you demonstrate, with scientific certainty
the rule of healing based its divine Principle Love-
underlying everything and encompassing all true being
"The sting of death is sin and the strength of sin 10
the Iawthe law of mortal belief at with the facts
of immortal Life with the spiritual
.sp law which says to the grave, where is
~" 1''' thy vctory?' But when this corruptible
shall put on interruption, and this mortal shall have put
on Immortality then shall be brought to the saying
that is written Death is swallowed up in victory
"ouestion-Have Christian Scientists any religious
ereed7
doetrnal beliefs The following brief exposition of the
;r,r nj moi
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States Worst Holiday
Continued from Back Pagey

NSohthueo from BACK fAgeJ
PART 2
THE DEADLY "EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY
DEVILISH ADAM AND EVE PSYCHOLOGY, IN WHIcI
YOU WERE BORN!
Hence, Jesus injunction: "RAISE THE DEAD!
BUT GOD FIRSTl-OVER AND ABOVE PARENTS
HUSBANDS, WIVES, CHILDREN, BROTHERS,
SISTERS, LANDS AND POSSESSIONS!-
MAKE THE PURSUIT OF CHRISTLIKE WISDOM
AND DIVINE PERCEPTION, POWER, AND
DISCERNMENT AS THE SUPREME OBJECTS
OF YOUR LIVES-THUS DEMONSTRATING THE
EXCLUSIVE, Externally HARMONIOUS ONE
AND ONLY CREATION-THE CHRiSTLIKE AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALL SPACE
WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEl!!-
FOR SELF AND OTHERS!
THUS, YOU DEMONSTRATE THE UTTER UNRE ALITy
OF THE DEVILISH, FRAUDULENT,
MYTHICAL HUMAN AND MATERIAL
so-caled CREATION!!!
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL Gso-called
EXISTENCE" is A DEMONSTRATE MYTH
TO "THE PIJRE IN HFARTrt
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MAN WHO slAsHED
WIFE BOUND OVER
TO DISTRICT COURT

George ", Thomas. Al, OF 397
st, Anthony, waived a prelimin-
AIRY hearing in municipal court on
Tuesday, April 20. and was bound
over TO the district court. Thomas
Is accused of slashIng his wife,
Bertha, about the face and neck
during a domestic quarrel
Mrs. Thomas told police her
husband came home drunk and at
tackled her. She was treated at
Ancker hospital, where several
stitches were required to close her
wounds. Thomas was also treated
at the hospital for burns sustain
cd when Mrs. Thomas threw
boiling water on him, scalding
his right arm.
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Mrs. Susie Bvsss Honored
A. Saturday Evening Porfy

Mrs Earl Stewart, 2eI6 Column
bus Az. and Mrs. Vincent Shep-
herd Sr., 1887 Portland Az. were
co-hostesses at party ON Sat
urday evening. April IS, honoring
Mrs, Susie Buggs OF ut. Wayne,
Ind, guest OF her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Maynard
Calland.
An evening Of socializing was
climaxed with the arrival OF Mr..
Edwin White of Burlington. Ia, a
boyhood pal OF Mr., Shepherd,
whom he had not seen in n years.
Mr. White, who was a delegate
TO the NAACP Midwest Regional
conference, had Just learned that
Mr.. shepherd was in the city and
when he went TO his home was un.
aware that party was in pro.
gress, II was u real happy re-
union for the two friends and
added merriment to the affair
Refreshments were served
Those present were the Messrs
and Mines, Maynard Calland, Ed
ward Hayes, Gaines Mcintosh, anc
Mr.. Earl Stewart,
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Saturday, May Z.
Attend Board Meeting: Among
those attending the spring Board
Meeting of the National Conven-
ton of Gospel Choirs and
Choruses held in Chicago, III.
last week, were the Mines. Essie
Pitkins, Dorothy Shavers, Anna
Moody and Viola Cassell, mem
bers Of the St. Paul Gospel Choral
Union. Mrs. Pitkins appeared on
the Thursday night program and
gave one of her famous readings
which was greatly enjoyed. Mrs.
Cassell has been on the national
official staff for the last five
years. They report the meeting
was well attended with represen-
tatives from a number of the
states in attendance. Plans were
completed for the annual meeting
tess and responsible for the re-
membrance of her birthday. The
group relaxed with television, So
cialized and enjoyed a delicious
lunch served by the hostess. Mrs.
Bonner received many beautiful
gifts.
Week End In Iowa: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jones and son, Craig,
of 563 Carroll motored to Manly
and Mason City, Iowa on last
week end, where they visited
Mrs. Jones family.
Tanga Club: The Tanga club
met Saturday. April %, with Mrs.
which will be held in Buffalo, N.
Y. the first part of August.
Surprised: A group of friends
converged at her home while Mrs.
H. Bonner. 1928 Kent st, was full
filling an engagement with Mrs,
Viola Cassell downtown on Mon
day evening, April 25. 1t was a
complete surprise and only when
chorus of Happy Birthday To
You" greeted her did she realize
what it was all about. Her daugh-
ter Miss Etheta Clayton was hos
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F|xUP. clean UP. PAINT UP

Mary Clardy, SOC Iglehart Az. as
hostess, Reports on the Easter
project were received. Prizes went
to Mrs. Ithello Walker, first: Lee
roy Elliot. second and Maceo
Moody third. Following the bust
ness session, a delicious lunch was
served by the hostess and a social
hour enjoyed. The next meeting
will be May 7. with Mrs. Lydia
Pillow, 723 Rondo Av., as hostess.
Wedding Reception; Invitations
have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Kelly Williams of Los An
geles, Calf, for a reception hon
oring the newlyweds, DIR. and
Mrs, Arthur Blaine Burris Jr., on
Sunday, May LIST from 4:S0 until
s p. m. DR.. Burris is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Burris,
Sr., former residents of st. Paul
and are well known in both cities.
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Knows by the Charms is her
fsvorite record. but Johnny Ace is
her favorite recording star.
She can really dance, when
Pudgy Thurston was here, then
YOU could see team at work, for
they could dance for a long time
and not seem to get tired.
Some Of her friends know her
as 'Teeny Bit, but l just call her
Carol. Yes it's Carol Mason I'm
talking about,
haven't known Carol very
long, only couple Of months, but
throughout that time I have al
ways liked her real well, cause
she's so nice, she has the per-
sonality it takes to get ahead.
about all who know her like her
they have to. she's so crazy
Carols not in any clubs now.
but she and some of her friends
are in the process Of starting one
up.
Now, debs and dates, / know
that there is more going on In
Mpls, and st. Paul than that
which have written II some
thing funny happens to you or II
something unusual happens, write
or call me up and tell me about IL.
I'll print it so everyone can have
laugh.
Happy Birthday Joe Williams.
are we still going to have that
party at your house and remem-
Der, that told you TO have some
good food. and IL you can't cook,
let Wilma, she's an expert.
Well, debs and dates, that's all
for this week, hope that my
partner Barb has more TO write on
next week. She win with your
cooperation Signing off.
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IDEBS and DATES
BY shirley jackson

Hi there debs and dates, here /
am again with more printers ink
on my hands. there isn't much TO
rub off this week, cause there
wasn't too much happening this
week.
The Coules-Kas had a pretty
tough party at Bobbie Hayes
house last Thursday. She served
some delicious punch.
Dave and Bob's record shop has
just opened recently. and just
about every night, you can see
Shirley Faison working in there,
and Larry Anderson talking to
her.
The other night at the carnival
and dance at Halle, which was
supposed to have been lot of
fun, Bev. Galloway won a white
cake, Save me a piece, III be over
later Bev.
didn't go to II, but / heard
that the pow WOW that the Gay
cites gave at Minnehaha park
Friday night, was really choice.
Speaking of pow-wows, the
Royal Knights are having one on
May 6. l could have told you
where il was going TO be, but /
couldn't get hold of John Dorsey,
so that's all l know about the deal
Georgia Tate's brother, Reese
is home on leave, so she had a
very nice party for him Satur-
day night. l was glad to see that
Richard Greene. Lucius Jemison.
Chase Smith and Earl MacNeil
could make IT out that night.
Say, Miny Reasby, I just want
to apologize for the misprint in
the paper on my personality on
you. I want you TO know, that !
don't think you're the crabbiest
girl at Central and neither does
my editor.
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O.E.S. Instruction
School Held On
Sunday Afternoon

Prince Hail Grand Chapter, Or
der OF the Eastern Star. State of
Minnesota and its Jurisdiction,
held their school OF instruction on
Sunday, April "a, at the Phyllis
Wheatley Settlement House, Min
neapolis, under the instruction Of
Mrs. Blanche Mayes. worthy
grand lecturer,
Omega chapter of Sioux Falls,
S, d, and Queen of sheba chapter,
st, Paul, were host chapters,
Mrs, Ida Coates is worthy ma
tron and Maurice Coakley is
worthy patron OF Omega chapter
and Mrs, Lydia Clemans is worthy
matron Of Queen Of Sheba chap.
ter and Rev, Jennell is patron.
Others attending from Slous
Falls include Mines II. Monkey, l.
Brooks, William Tolson and Il
White.
The school was well attended.
Mrs. Beulah Mitchell is worthy
grand matron and Earl Sims 1,
worthy garnd patron.
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Donee To Benefit kappo
Scholarship proarom

The matinee dance to be given
Sunday by the Twin City Alumni
Chapter OF Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity win be the first affair
given by the organization for the
purpose of establishing a scholar
ship fund. il was announced this
week by DR.. Charles H. Williams.
sr., polemsrch. The dance viii be
held ON Sunday, May 1, from TO
8 p. m. at the Electrical Workers
Union Hall, Dale and Hague in
ST. Paul.
This scholarship viii be offered
10 male high school senior In
the Twin Cities, TO be selected on
the basis of scholarship, character
and potential leadership. Anyone
interested in making application
for this aid may contact DIR, Will
liams, 655 St Anthony Avs st.
Paul for further information.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
PROGRAM AT ZION
CHURCH SUNDAY

The senior choir of Zion Baptist
church will appear in its spring
concert, Sunday, May /, s p. m.
at Zion Baptist church, 18th and
Lyndale N, Minneapolis.
The choir is under the direction
of Mr.. w. B. Hale
Miss Connee Chivers, well
known dramatic reader, win be
the guest artist.
The concert offers a variety OF
songs for your spiritual worship
and listening entertainment.
w. B. Hale, in charge of music
at Zion, said, IAN outstanding
musical treat and dramatic read.
ing at its best is in store for
those planning to attend Zion
church May l. Free will offering
is asked for as there is no ad,
mission charge.
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL x

Host To Omega Psi Phi Alex B. Jordan 7l6 Aurora Az
was host to members of ri Chapter Omega Psi Phi Saturday
evening April 90 Plans for Mdweern conference to be held
this week end at the University of Minnesota completed
Ihose present included Rev Charles Sexton Rev Floyd
sey Jrq DR.. A. NJ. Butler and the Messrs Thomas Taev
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Henry r. Thomas
Elected To HEM.
County 7. B. Board

Henry r. Thomas, head resi-
dent of Phyllis Wheatley House,
was named this week TO serve on
the Board OF Directors of the Hen
nepin County tuberculosis Asso-
citation. He was elected at the an
nual meeting of the TB board.
Lawrence II. Lunden, comp
troller and treasurer of the Uni
veraty OF Minnesota, was elected
the Associations president,
New Directors, besides Mr..
Thomas, are DR., Benjamin w.
Mandelstam. Director OF Mt. Sinai
hospital, DR.. r.. w. Ziebarth, VIC
co news analyst and Dean Of the
University Summer school, James
=. Schroeder, Director Of the
University's Centennial Hail, Or.
ID. Keith Millctt, Minneapolis ply
stefan and Bruce Sifford, director
of the Audio-Visual service OF
Augustana Lutheran Board.
Mr.. Thomas has assisted the
TB Association in many projects
including X-raying in North Min.
neapolis last year.
The board Of directors super
visea the TB associations entire
program which this year includes
free chest x-rays in the Christ
mas Seal mobile unit, maintcn-
anCe of a home for discharged TB
patients, research TO find n last
ing cure for TB and health infor-
nation for thousands.
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John Sims, Robert Jones, Burie
Carmichael, Robert r. Mitchell,
Robert Shoffner, Earl Kyle, Theo-
dore Allen, Samuel Richardson.
James N. Bradford and Kenneth
Wallace.
Morocco Club Held Meeting:
The Morocco Club held a social
meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Fowler, 3S1 West
ern Av. on Saturday, April Is.
Playing various games was the
diversion of the evening, followed
by a delicious lunch served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
a business meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Green,
All f. oath St, Minneapolis, on
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Az. N. and is a business woman
and beauucian. They worshipped
Sunday. April II, at the Liberty
HIN Baptist church Rev. E. Hill
is pastor. on the return trip they
made short stop overs in South
Bend, Ind. Gary, Chicago. and
Madison, Wis. They left the city
on April 18th.
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Omega Spring Froiic: Invita-
tons are being received from
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity for
their annual district Informal
Frolic which win be held Friday
evening, April 20, in the Bruins
wick room of Andrews Hotel from
10 p. m. to l a. M.
Back Home; Rev. and Mrs. T..
Henderson, 1929 Bryant Az. N.
returned home Sunday, April %,
from Cleveland, O., where they
spent 10 days mentioning and
were the guests of Mrs, Clara
Collough. Mrs. Collough Is the
aunt Of John Little Of 9l2 Irving
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PERSONALITY

This fabulous deb is five feet,
three and one half inches tall and
weighs a trim 40 pounds. She is
IS years old and a Junior at
Mechanic Arts. Her favorite sport
is baseball, and her favorite food
is southern friend chicken. who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21

amount of increased authorize
ton to be requested.
4 Secretary of State Dulles said
yesterday the request for new
foreign aid money would be about
$40 billion, which would be $2.2
billion above the amount voted
by the last session.
But Senator Byrd said he had
been informed the additional
amount Of new authorization
would be only 81 billion over last
year. The Senator said he would
oppose even that amount of in
crease because he believes there
IS still too large a balance I'M
spent from prior years.
Senator Byrd said his infor-
nation is that the unexpected
balance Of foreign aid funds is
between 81 and So billion, with
actual spending running at a
little higher than 81 billion a
year.
Il am not opposing the con-
tinuation Of military aid" said
Senator Byrd, "but I see no need
for expanding the balance on
hand
agreement that the spending
rate would not be much heavier
next year, even II the adminis-
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tration seeks substantial In
crease in new appropriations. Mr.
Dulles said the spending figure
viii be about $40 billion for this
fiscal year. and approximately
$4.4 billion in fiscal 1857. an
increase Of 5000 million.
National defense and military
foreign aid funds have to be re-
Iquested a year or two ahead Of
actual expenditure because Of
the time required to manufacture
planes and other defense weap-
onS.
II think 1t is a fair inference. /"
said Mr.. Dulles. that both eco
Inomic and military aid will have
to 60 on for a considerable time
at about present levels"
The Secretary said the reason
the administrations request for
new military aid funds last year
was below the spending level
was due to "a large backlog" Of
past appropriations.
6 Senator Chavez, Democrat Of
New Mexico. a member Of the
Appropriations Committee. also
came out yesterday against In
creasing foreign aid appropria-
tons at the coming session.
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|Extortion Laid
lTounion Agent

ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. 81 (R.-
The former business agent of q
Binghamton local Of the Team
sters Union has been indicted on
charges Of extortifig $1,000 from
officers Of milk-hauling COM
panies.
The indictment against Charles
J. Farnara. 40. was returned yes
terday by Federal Grand Jury
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1884. He had been suspended
by the International Transfers
Union in November. 1858.
The international gave no
reason at the time. Farnara
brought suit IN State Supreme
Court against the international,
seeking to regain his positions.
The international responded
In the legal proceedings that 1t
had evidence it said indicated
that Farnara had accepted
brides from two large truckers
lin return for peaceful labor
relations.
Farnara denied the allegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-21

(which has been investigating
the trucking industry In Eastern
New York.
Two other officials Of the
|teamsters In the district hac
been indicted on charges Of ex.
tortion or conspiracy to extort
They had not been tried.
Two officers of the Transfers
Yonkers local were convicted in
New York City October 4 OF
Iextortion. They were sentenced
to five years in jail.
The three-count indictment
yesterday alleged that Farnara
extorted the money from Carlton
G. Whitaker of Unadilla and H
Leon Mcbride of Goshen. II
charged that the two men feared
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THAT their companies, Carlton q.
Whitaker, Inc, and II. L. d r,
Mcbride Co., would suffer finan-
cial losses.
The indictment said Mr..
Whitaker and Mr.. Mcbride
feared threatened force and
violence" and that their COM
Ipanies' milk deliveries would be
interrupted.
No date was set for arraign-
ment.
Farnara, who lives in Kirk
wood. Binghamton suburb. re-
signed as business agent and
secretary-treasurer Of Local sos
of the teamsters on August IL
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Byrd Joins Opponents
OF Foreign Aid increase
By ]. A. OLEARY

Byrd Of Virginia. today Joined the
ing opposition in Congress the administrations proposed
Increase in foreign aid appropriations in 1856
Meanwhile still appeared be confusion between
members Congress downtown officials the exact
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-25
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs Margaret r. Bennett
Phone Milton 5SGs

On Monday evening, November
2S, revival services will begin at
Slaughter Neck Methodist Church.
There will be services every eve
ming including Saturday and Sun
day evenings at 1880 o'clock.
Assisting the pastor, Rev. ". n.
Revelle, ST., will be Voices Of the
Hills. They are Rev. and Mrs.
Sessions, their son and two sis
ters. It is hoped the community
will attend each evening and hear
the inspiring messages they bring
in song and music selections.
visitors are cordially invited and
welcome to hear these talented
singers from vest Virginia.
Sunday School on Sunday, No
vember "a. will be at 1000 q. m
V. II. Carey. superintendent,
Worship Service at 400 a. m
Rev. w III. Revelle, Srs pastor.
The Woman's Society Of Chris
tian Service will meet in the social
hall Of the church or Tuesday eve
ming. December 6. The Secret Pals
will have their Christmas party ar
ter the business meeting.
Saturday evening, November ~
forty OF Pearl Shepard's friends
gathered at the home Of her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burlingame il