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before the Union Leaugue Club
In New York.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26
Democrats Fact Sheet
On Debt Hit by 6. Q. P.

Mr.. Hall said the only way to
measure Mr.. Truman's net ef-
feet on the national debt was to
look at the figure when he came
Into ONCE and when he left,
When Mr.. Truman became Fres-
|ident April II. 1915, the debt
was reported by Secretary OF the
Treasury Morsenthau as $234.-
la, as, 005.To on the day he
LEFT the White House the debt
las reported By Secretary Of the
Treasury Snyder was $267 ,274,-
|Sls.744.4i.
Mr.. Hall attached to his state
|ment photostatic copies Of the
Treasury statements on those
dates.
when the Republicans came
into ONCE said Mr.. Hall. eve
were faced with $50 billion Of
GODS - money appropriated
and committed for which the
Republicans had to produce
funds to pay on delivery. In
three years time we have made
great progress. Expenditures
have been steadily reduced 90
that In the current fiscal year It
rs estimated We will spend $63
billion, d reduction Of sos bill
lion from the 1853 figure. The
current budget Is $l4.1 billion
less than that Of Truman's last
spending plan,
eve inherited an annual defi-
|cit OF $9.4 billion In 1858. In
1854, this was cut 10 $3.1 billion,
lin 1854 to &l.2 billion and for
1855, the estimate il down to
SIT billion. The prospect for
balancing the budget BY June,
1856. Is good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26

only. but 7e.ooo tickets have been
printed for distribution by the
Exhibitors. the forum and IL
member companies. Most Of
these win go to industry repre-
|sentatives interested In possible
application Of atomic energy to
their products.
Highlights among exhibits are
models Of the American swim
inning pool type reactor shown
lat Geneva; the Westminster
County IN. 70 atomic-power
project 81 Consolidated Edison
Co. Of New York; 4 General Eiec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26
Southeast Washington

s.. Francis xavier, $500 Pennsylvania Avenue
Sc, Mondays 30 pm, starts Oct. 3, ".
2-5O2l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26

ltion Of nuclear energy since ths
Government opened up the atom
10 private enterprise.
About . third Of the a
elaborate reactor models and
lother exhibits were shipped d.
Irectly to the Sheraton Park Hotel
here from Geneva. Switzerland,
where they were shown ct the
international Atoms for Peace
conference.
The exhibit win run concur
lrently with the three-day annual
injecting Of the forum. opening
tomorrow. Tho forum Is . trade
Organization Of Arms. institu-
ltions and individuals interested
lin the commercial applications Of
lnuclear technology.
Admission Is by invitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26
Moon Festival Bonus

TAIPEH, Formosa. Sept. Is
(R.-Every man In the Nation
alist Chinese army Is getting Q
bonus from the government to
help celebrate the Moon Festi-
val, q Chinese holiday. Septem-
Der so. The bonus ID one For
mosan dollar each--2.85 cents
American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26
Atomic Power
Fair Arrives

The nrst trade fair Of the
atomic industry In this country
opens late today to q preyieW
audience Of newsfnen. Later,
governmental ofiicials. AYnbas-
sailors and members Of Congress
win attend.
Arranged by the Atomic In
dustrial Forum, Inc, the fair viii
provide q show case for develop
|ments in the peaceful applica-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26

Itric model Of the all-nuclear
power plant which Il to provide
Chicago with electricity by $780,
and 4 cutaway model Of the
projected atom propelled cargo
ship Atomic Marine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26
Montgomery County


81. Jerome's. 52o7 Ard Avenue, Hyottsvile,
Mondays, g 100 pm, started Sept ~. WA
Tab.
ST. Bernerd's, $500 Riverdole Road Riverdole.
Mondays. 800 pma storted Sept. y, AZ.
7-lOOO.S
s.. Ambrose, 3Io7 63rd Avenue, cheyerly, Nom
days, 90 pm. storts Oct. 3. UN. LOOT.
ST. John Boptist. 500 Sargent Rood. chiIliun.
Mondays, and Thursddys, 800 pm, started
Sept. le, APP. 1856.
Mt. Calvary. $500 Marlboro Pike Sc, 1uesdcys,
and Thursdays, 730 PM, started Sept. 20,
Holy Redeemer. College Park, 1902 Bersyn Rood,
Tuesdays, 800 pm, storts Oct a. TO.
e-59Ol.
81. Mosy's School, Londover Hills, Thursdays,
500 pm, storts Sept. 70, AP. 1868.
COURSES OPEN TO ALL
No cost No obligation Of any kind
Pick the doy Of the week and the time that
suits your convenience.
Not too late to start
We know thot many people would like to learn all
about the Catholic Church but hesitate to noke per-
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convenience Of such people, they may get authentic
own homes. This correspondence course is absolutely
without obligation. If you interested fill out the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26

BASIC DOCTRINE
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Win ). held Il ii. tim. ans il Ii. plse.. lated below
Northwest Washington
81. Matthews cothedraI, Conference Room, 727
Rhode Island Avenue NV, Mcndoys end
Thursdays, TOO pm. stots Sept e, d.
7-32l5.
81. Ps.rieks. o25 Street NV, Mondoys. 80
pm, storted Sept. lo, 81. 7-27l3.
Sacred Hear, Lower Church, 9th and Pork Rood
NV Mendoys. 100 pm, started sept. y.
ST. Ausustine's. TIT 18th Street NV, Mondays
and Fddoys. 7:3o pm, starts Oct. ", DU.
1896,
ST. cobrieIs. rs Gront Circle NV, Mondeys and
Wednesdays, 800 pm, starts Sept 20; sec
ord course, Sundays, 800 pm, starts Oct. z.
RAJ 5000
Blessed soeroment, 60ol Western Avenue NV,
Tuesdays, 7:3o pm, starts Oct A. Wo.
6-6575.
: ST. Stephens, 18th and Pennsylvania Avenue
NV, Tuesdays, 800 pm, storted Sept 20,
ST, 3-427o.
ST. Thomas, 1865 Woodey Rood NV Tuesdoys,
7:3o p.m starts Sept. n, CO. 5-oo36.
Immaeulase Conception. I'll N Street NV,
Wednesdays, 90 pm, starts Oct ?, HO.
s.. AIMS. 4ool Yuno Street tTsniey Gire!sl.
Thursdays, zoo pm, started Sept Y, WO.
6-62SS
81. Martins, Club House, 1912 North copitol
Street, Fridoys. 800 pm, started Sept. 10,
DU. 1856.
Northeast Washington
Holy Name, go Eleventh Street, Wednesdays.
7:3o pm, storts Sept. 26, Ii. $500.
Southeast Washington
s.. E,sneis xevier, $500 Pennsylvania Avenue
Sc, Mondays,7 80 pm, starts Oct. 3. ".
2-5o2l.
Montgomery County
ssMsgs sehes, 3 soesy 5nso Mondays. 9 % pm.
ST. Johns School. lo2ol Georgia Avenue. Silver
Spring. Mondoys.. 800 pm, storts Oct ;,
JU 9-4325.
ST. Catherine Loboure. 1901 cIoridee Road.
Wheaton. Tuesdays, Loo pm, storts Oct =.
To- 5-4575
s.. jane de chontoI. o6ol Old Georgetown Rood,
Tuesdays, 500 pm, storts Sept II. OF.
4-40o4.
Prince Georges County
81. Jerome's, SPOT 43rd Avenue, Hyottsvile,
Mondays, g 90 pm, started Sept. l9. WA
7-22l3.
ST. Benord's, $500 Rherdole Road Rwerdole,
Mondays. 800 pm4 storted Sept. ~, AZ.
7-lOOOS
ST. Ambrose. 3lo7 63rd Avenue, cheyerly Mon
A..e Q.0Q stnrts Oct LIN 4-QQll -
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
Cumberland Bible
School Ends Today

Commencement exercises were
held today Friday at the Cum
brrland Vacation Bible School
Some 100 youngsters from the
county have been attending the
school held in Cumberland HI h
At the exercises this morning
a finn. No Greater Power based
on scriptural references found in
Luke. was shown. The Rev I P.
Reynolds was director Of the
school assisted by Rev william
Orders and Rev. F P LOOK
Teachers were Mrs. I A, Flip
pen. Mrs T. P Reynolds. Mrs.
II X Bryant. Mrs j C. Hayes.
Mrs. J. NJ Putney Jr Mrs. Cor
don Garrett. Mrs Billy French.
Mfrs. E. r Crockett. Mrs Morris
Keller and Mrs George Berger
Also. the Misses Virginia Crock
EFT. Joan Ragland Mary Alice
Glenn Carolyn Peters Patsy
Goodman. airline Crockett and
Ann Brown
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
Oak Forest

The members Of OAK Grove
WMU met In the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. f. r Harrison last Wed
nesday Mrs Harrison reviewed the
book Pilgrimage 10 Brazil"
Homecoming Day services viii
be observed al Oak Grove Baptist
Church Sunday June 20 at Il
m Revival services VII continue
throughout the week at 8 p m
Everyone is cordially invited TO
attend these services
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Smith and
children. OF Alabama, are visiting
Mrs. w. c. Davenport and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Davenport
w $. Anderson was din
ner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
j Gordon Smith and family. OF
Richmond Sunday He also at
tended services at Hatcher Me
mortal Church
Misses Carolyn and Nellie Mae
Stonnell rode IN a horse show at
Altavista Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs c. w CAnderson
Mrs julius Midkiff. Miss Julie
Mae Midkiff and Billy Meador
visited Miss Alice Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Barker. Wednes-
day afternoon
Mrs. r Davis Mrs Chester
Robertson OF CaIra and Mrs.
Linwood Shores Of Cartersvile
visited Mr. and Msr. c W And
erson Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stonnell
are visiting relatives and friends
in Hamilton, Ontario. Canada
f f Parker spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. FtZsim-
mons in msburg He and
and Mrs F. L. FitZslmmonS visited
Mrs. L. II Robens and Mr. and
and Mrs Floyd Martin, Of
Lanexa, Saturday
mss Laura Dlnkum, Of Rich
mord. spent the week end with
Miss Bessie Parker.
Mrs w S. Anderson called on
Mrs Albert jenkins. Of Cumber-
land, Wednesday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
$4,000 Blaze Burns
Dairy Barn, Supplies
At POWhatan Farm

a dairy barn and farming equip
ment We're destroyed during a
fire June le at the farm home OF
Paul q Martin and Mrs Rosa
Lewis Martin. Damage from the
blaze. believed to have been start
ed by spontaneous combustion was
estimated at SO 1000
It was the second FIRE for the
Martins in the last FIVE years.
The victims were grateful for
assistance Of the powhatan coun-
ty fire department and many
friends. who rushed TO their aid
and prevented additional dam
age
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
. AsI,I,y

Mrs. VI H Meador was a very
hoapitable hostess TO the Asohy
Home Demonstration Club for
the June meeting Fifteen ladies'
enjoyed the cottage cheese de
monstratlon BY Mrs Il J Da~-
son and the report on The value
OF milk IN the diet by Mrs DaW-
son and Mrs Bagby Joint hostess.
Mrs VI II MeadOr and Mrs } II.
Meador served i variety OF cracker
sandwiches. and ice tea Friday
preceding The meetins sixteen
ladies met IN the home Of Mrs
w. p Sanders0n and Miss Ola
Walton to make pads for the
Service Chest and over 100
pads were made Coffee and COOK
les were enjoyed
Fathers Day was observed n
Thomas Chapel Church School.
Gifts were presented TO Lee Profit
as the youngest father present and
f. c. walton the oldest father
present. A selection "Wna{ are
Fathers made off" was read
Miss Sunny Martin spent last
week with Miss Janet Smith near
FarmVille
The Thomas Chapel juniors met
in the home OF Mrs. c G Sand
erson. counselor Saturday after
noon at 3 p. m Nine were pre-
sent and games were enjoyed
after which weinies. patoto chips.
beans cookies. lee cream an d
drinks were rapidly disappearing
The group were then taken to
the Drive-In theatre by Mr.. and
Mrs c G. Sanderson In the
words Of the group, we had a
wonderful time" Everyone wax
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
Hatcher Baptist
Sets Fellowship

Hatcher Baptist Church all
hold It's annual fellowship ntet-
ne beginning Friday. June "A a.
2 q III and continuing tfrouefl
Saturday.
Besides gooo singing and GOOD
speakine d supper VIII BE- held
Friday evening and dinner on
tne church grounds Saturday
Pastor S F. Friend has Invited
the public 10 the fellowship cape
c!alT former pastor.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24

present for Sunday School the
following morning
Alice Ogle celebrated ner twelfth
birthday with one afternoon party
a. her home Thursday
Mrs Herman Speas was given
= stork shower Saturday night
Mr ana Ms JACK Martin are
expee ting her sister and
Mrs. Hames and family from
louisiana 10 arrive for a few
days UsIt They are enroute home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24

from 0 visit n Minnesota
Miss Betty Jane Stone OF Rich
nond Is spending two weeks with
her aunt and uncle. Mt. and Mrs.
z r. Harrison. Betty Jane will
leave shortly for trip 10 Cali
fornia with relatives Other guests
in the same home included Miss
Kitty Harrison. Of Newport News
and Misses Penny and Salhe Har-
rlson. OF Gainesville.
John Sanderson accompanied
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
Evangelist to Hold
Services at Tuggle

Tommy steele. " Raleigh y G..
VIII conduct services at he old
store building ~ Tuggle Saturday
and Sunday The Saturday rry-
ice at 9 p. m, VIII b. Youth
For Christ program with efnpfs
sis for young people
TIE visiting evangelist xlll con-
duct Sunday services at II m
and 8 p m
The building has been convert
ed INTO community church, and
Tommy Anderson. u Green Bay
Is pastor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. W p Sanderson.
Jr-. and sors home sunday, having
spent the past week with them
in Waynesboro Mr.. and Mrs ]
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-06-24
No:octane wasted fighting lead deposits

Some renes have found that the cheapest and
ocane rating by adding lead But lead automobile
harmful deposits And lead deposits power down disable
the road where That calls for higher pump
lead Except in the of the Amoco Gas!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

The pride and joy of the Riley boys is a giant
handmade Diesel tractor complete with It's
hip. engine and rear tires measuring 1900 90.
ssLast year, say the boys, sswe plowed IL, 900
with this tractor at fuel cost of only 81
per acre. And, In the past two years, we've
spent less than $500 on repairs!''
The Riley brothers pocket extra profits by
handling their own repair work and by de-
pending on ConocO Diesel Fuel, Conoco Super
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01
Where even tractors lezd
the life o. Riley.

In the thigh wind" country of northwest Texas,
at Gruver. you will find that E. j. Som Riley
and brother, Roy (Skees), manage to cover
plenty Of ground just last year, they farmed
2,4OO acres of wheat for themselves, besides
handling good 1900 acres of custom work.
Even for wheat-farming Texan, that's a
VANISHED schedule, requiring the use of 3 trac-
tors, trucks, cars and pick-ups-aH cared
for 1902 with fine Conoco- products!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

Motor Oil, and Conoco Super Lube (the ALI
purpose grease) to keep equipment on the job.S
ssYour Diesel fuel and motor oil cut our main
tenance costs to the bone,' adds ssSkees' Riley,
ssand Conoco Super Lube saves us time In the
field by doing swell job on equipment. . :
Want your machinery to start living the Life
of Riley? Today, just give your Conoco Man
call. He'll be glad to show you how his prod
ucts can save you time, trouble, and CASH.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

After two tanExfuIs of Conoco Super
Gasoline with TcP, YOU should be en-
joying all of these benefits: up to
Is % more engine power better
gas mileage . longer spark-pIug
life -. and all the benefits of am
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01
FROSTED COFFEE

by Mrs a RID fl, Roswell, Mexico
IA cups cold " esyrWp
IA milk tablespoons
pnva ice rean
chilled Add each
Serves 6. i
sSEA@S RRcPHse
o.
property OF
Continental Oil Company
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01

Give your equipment full time protection against
both major causes of engine wear with New Conoco
Super Motor OIL Oil Plating -Conoco's exclusive
discovery-binds tough film of lubricant to engine
surfaces TO conquer friction wear. And Oil Cleansing
conquers corrosive by neutralizing acids,
proofng your engine, and by holding dirt and dust
IN suspension. Today, order New Conoco Super
Motor Oil from your Conoco Man.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Two Men Killed I'm Gun Battle
At Tavern I'm H0mewood

hour of services.
Mr.. Collins was born in Mar
ION County. S. c., on December
s, 1929. a son Of Lanneau Col
Inns and Annie Jane McCracken
Collins. He received an honor
able discharge from the U. S.
Army having served from l947
10 1850, and had served overseas
In Japan. He owned and oper-
itcd the Collins Service Station
and Grocery near Bayboro.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Dolly Bell Collins, one son,
Terry Michael Collins; his faith
er and mother; six brothers,
Horace Collins, ]. T. Collins,
William Collins, Truluck Collins,
George Edward Collins, all OF
ht. 2, Galivants Ferry. S. CHA
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Breeders Sell
Purebred Hogs

CLEMSON, Aug. 20 - Three
sales Of purebred hogs will be
held in this state during late
august. They will be conducted
BY South Carolina Hampshire,
Duroc. and Poland China pure
bred hog breeders.
A. l.. DuRant, Florence, lead
er, Clemson Extension Livestock
Work, lists the dates and places
of these sales as fellows: South
Carolina Hampshire Breeders
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Sale, Wednesday. August ~.
Fairgrounds. Florence, begin,
rhhe AT ! p. m; South Carolina
Duroc Breeders Sale, Friaav
night, August "a. Fairgrounds,
Florence, beginning at 8 o. m:
and the Southeastern Poland
emma Breeders Sale, Wednes-
day, August 81. Fairgrounds.
Florence, beginning at / D. m.
Bred gifts. young gifts. AMI
young boars will be sold at auc-
ton at these sales. The ANNALS
10 be sold have been selected
from the best herds in the state
and carry the most up-to- date
blood lines in their respective
breeds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

told u crowd of about $500 he
wants his organization to be
strong and vicious enough 10
fight the evils against the white
man." Edwards, who wore a
robe but was not masked, spoke
against the background of 9
burning cross.
South Cardinals Atty. Ger. T.
{. Callison, chairman of the as
ISOLATION said that 10 of the Il
members of the group had en-
drosed the anti-Klan statement
and replies from the four others
we're expected this week.
The statement, which origin
ated with Atty. Gen. John Be,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
kIun Condemned

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. %
The Southern Assn. of Attorneys
Genera. today condemned any
rebirth of the Ku Klux Khan in
the South. The policy statement
followed Khan meeting in Ho--
ry County, South Carolina, Sccre
Of floggings by night riders I'M
III klanSmen were rounded Up
and sent to jail three years ago
The Khan, dormant since then.
staged a public rally Saturday
night. E. l.. Edwards of Atlanta
Ga, who says he is Imperial
Wizard of the U. S. Kia7
knights of the Ku Klux Khan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31
Junior College
"Opens Sept. Is

Coastal Carolina Junior COL
lcgc of Conway will begin its
second year Of operation Sep
t"mber Is, and has requested
that students complete their
registration by the 18th.
Freshman and Sophomore
courses parallel with courses Of
Tered by the college Of Charles
ton are being offered.
a student who completes the
work of the Sophomore year
will be able to transfer his cred
is, at full value, to any acc-ed-
tied college or university, sub
jcct to the regulation of the
school to which he applies for
omission.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Since Coastal Junior is. tech
rically, and off-campus division
OF the College of Charleston, the
regulations of the parent ins,i-
tutIon govern admissions, con-
Cuct of courses and their evalu-
aion. the grading system, exam
it'ations and all other academic
and administrative matters.
College activities at Coastal
Junior are under the official di-
rection of the president and dean
OF the College of Charleston.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

mar Collins, Mullins, S. c.; two
sisters. Mrs. Audrey Stroud, Rt
s, Nichols. Mrs. Annie Belle
Smith, Norfolk, Va.
Funeral services for J. b
Strickland had not been an
nounccd Monday afternoon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Sheppard of Texas. said the as
ISOLATION opposes any rebirth Of
klan activities and pledged Ito
coordinate our Investigation of
this organization, 10 exchange all
information on its activities. and
TO use every legal means to
check its growth and expose its
secret and unlawful activities"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-31

Mr.. DuRant points ol:t that
with good prospects for a cora
'rop in the state this year many
armCrs should become interest
I'd in getting back into the hog
business. He suggests that the
above sales offer these farmers
an excellent opportunity to buy
good breeding stock.