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that a child who has not reached his sixth birthday on or before November l of the current year cannot be entered in school.
 There will be no cafeterial pro- gram operating during the first week, Line said. Announcements relative to beginning of the program will be made sometime
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Thursday. September l. 1855 The Frontiezsman
during the first week.

during the first week.
 All parents and friends of the school are invited to visit the school and become acquainted with the Wasilla school system teachers.
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FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
 ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
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Festival Program
Star stan Photo

Here is the day-by-day pro-
gram of events for the Cherry
Blossom Festival:
Today-Band contest, Monu-
ment grounds, 10 am. Pa
rade along K street NV. at
8 pm.
Tomorrow - Vice President
Nixon picks the festival queen at
the Cherry Blossom Ball, Shore
ham Hotel, 9 pm, admission by
invitation.
Saturday Cherry Blossom
Pageant at the Jefferson Me-
mortal. 2 pm. no charge for
admission. Army Band concert
at the Jefferson Memorial, 5
pm, no charge.
Sunday - Repeat performance
of pageant at the Jefferson Me-
mortal at 2 pm.
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SUNDAY
Fried Chicken Crazy Mashed Potatoes
Asparagus Lima Beans
Canadian Butter Tarts Coffee
Canadian Butter Tarts
Pastry (enough two-crust maple blended strip
pie) "a teaspoon salt
! seedless raisins 2 tablespoons melted butter
2 eggs slightly beaten y cup chopped pecan meats
pastry 70 thick. Cut into 3Knch rounds and At
of ~ inch muffin tins Rinse and drain raisins
bottoms of shells Combine strip, salt,
butter and eecans tablespoon of the mixture
Us minutes or filing puffy Makes ~ tarts.
MONDAY
Succotash With Spareribs
Lettuce Salad PopoueTs 4
Apple Bropn Betty
Succotash with Spareribs
IL cups large dry lmas l small onion
4 cups boiling water teaspoons salt
l side spareribs (about mo 303) whole kernel
pounds corn
lmas, add boiling water and boil minutes Cover
spareribs into serving pieces Chop
Combine with soaked lmaS add salt and boil gently
abou IL hours) Remove sparerbs and add corn
lnas shallow baking dish and ribs
six servings.
Pot Roast Crazy Brown Potatoes
onions Carrots Celery Hearts
Nectar Pudding Tea
Nectar Pudding
CUBS whole / tablespoon lemon juice
nectar "a cup whipping cream
y q cup diced ng oars
Few grains salt tablespoons chopped walnuts
! envelope plain gelatin
sugar and salt Soften gelatin in lemon
uce and dissolve in hot nectar slightly hickened
whip cream until stiff and gelatin mixture Fold in
nuts Turn into 1quart mold and chill until n
Unmold to Makes six servings.
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tcoRSETRY

S-3e5 to S. Bros all sizes, 32A white and block-See
I3-S5 Piue Bros for sun bothno ----- 40
1855 Fish Net GrdIes pink blue block small only 2SS
l2-5e5 Stropess Cinch Bros with attached eoers, black
or white -----------zS8
SIS StopIess Bros white only ------------------l49
65e5 and SOS Long Line Bros, lace and nyon-----zsS
3-750 Long Line stopIess Bros white ony--------2SS
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FRIDAY
Broiled Shad ButterniM Rice Spoon Bread
Peas Tomato ASpic
Rhubnrb Pie
Buttermlk Rice Spoon Bread
/ cup water " teaspoon salt
"a uncooked rice teaspoons
Il teaspoon salt / cup buttermilk
u yellow cornmeal u teaspoon soda
2 eggs separated
Put the rice and salt 2-quart saucepan and
bring boil Turn the heat possible
and leave this low heat IA minutes Stir in the conmea
yolk salt and Mix together the buttermk
soda Stir into the mixture Beat the whites
until Stiff but not dry. Fold into the mixture
Pour creased 2quart baking DISH Bake preheated
degreeF for As minutes until the liquid absorbed
Drowned with butter
Eight servings
SATURDAY
Danish Goulash Noodles
Tossed Green Salad Gingerbread
Applesduce
Danish GOulaSh
pound beef shoulder round tablespoon brown
tablespoons fat cups water
teaspoons salt 2 tablespoons flour
1s teaspoon black pepper tablespoon paprika
/ medium onion, sliced thin "a cold water
l bay leaf tablespoon vinegar
Cut the beef into 2nch cubes and brown lightly in hot
fat in heavy skillet. Add the salt and pepper with
onions bay leaf and Pour water this Cover and
simmer (do bo Ia hours Remove the bay leaf Combine
the flour paprka vinegar Stir this bubbng
stew Stir cook about 10 minutes to thcken hot
with hot mashed noodles Makes servings
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Princesses Dance at
Cherry Blossom Fete

Pretty girls from all over the
United States, selected as prin-
cesses for the 1865 Cherry Bios
som Festival, danced away the
hours with their military escorts
last night at the reception and
pail given by the Conference of
State Societies at the Hotel
Statler.
The presidential ballroom was
the scene of the dance, first of
two to honor the princesses this
week The second one will take
place Friday night in tine Shore
ham Hotel, when the festival
queen will be chosen.
For the occasion, the ballroom
was decorated with cherry bios
SONS entwined around Japanese
style archwayS. The princeSses
all wore gowns in varying pastel
shades and were presented with
bright red camellia corsages do
mated by the South Carolina
State Society They were es-
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corted by young men represent
ing the four armed services and
were introduced by Master of
Ceremonies Mark Evans of Sta
ton WTOP.
Mr.. Arthur Angel, president of
the New Mexico State Society
and general chairman of the re-
ception and dance, opened the
program and introduced distin-
guished guests.
The honor guests were Senator
Chavez, Democrat. of New Mex
leo, whose granddaughter, Miss
Stanlee Ann Miller, is a princess:
Senator Dirksen. Republican, Of
Illinois and Illinois Governor
William G. Stratton, whose
daughter, Miss Sandra Stratton,
represented her State in the
princess procession.
Senator and Mrs. Dirksen en-
tertained at a buffet supper in
honor of Governor Stratton at
the Mayflower Hotel before the
reception.
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Flower Talk

The University Park Wom-
ans Club win meet at 1880
o'clock Monday in the Riverdale
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Her
bert Greger. who obtained her
masters degree from the o,Hara
School of Flower Arrangement
in Japan, win speak to the group
about flower arrangement.
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GuiId to Meet

The Seton Guild of st. AIMS
Infant Home will meet tonight
at 8 O'Clock at the home. 1900
California street NV. to dis
cuss plans for the guilds Festival
Of Nations Garden Party to be
held at the Portuguese Embassy
on Saturday, June 4.
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Executive Meetino

The Executive Committee Of
the Woman's Club of Lyon Vii
lage will meet at 1880 o'clock
Monday. Mrs. Lucas H. Blevins
Mrs. Joseph H. Reynolds. Mrs.
Wallace E. Lancaster and Mrs.
Milton j. Anderson will serve as
hnSteSseS.
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Sprinq Neetinq

The annual spring meeting Of
the Northern District, Virginia
Federation of Women's Clubs
will be held Saturday in the Os-
burn High School in Manassas
with the Woman's Club of Ma
nassas and the Junior Woman's
Club as cohosteSSes.
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Texturewise and ewise, these timboes rate an a.
WEDNESDAY
!, Salmon Macaroni Tin1baleS Baked Potatoes
- Green Beans YelloD Squash
Spice Cake
Salmon Macaroni Timbales
1 can q pound salmon / (15A ounces macaroni
1 egg beaten with fork with cheese
Heat degrees F. skin and bones from
salmon; Mix lightly but WELL with macaroni and
wegased custard Bake at 375 degrees F.
for until slightly Drowned Remove from cups
Top white Garnish with parsley Makes four to
servings.
THURSDAY
Leftover Pot Roast Potato Pancakes
CauHfouer Spinach Salad
Baked Prune Whip
E&lJ4a4 Potato Pancakes
cups grated potatoes = teaspoon salt
tablespoons grated onion Dash pepper
! slightly beaten teaspoons milk
tablespoon -four tablespoons bacon drippngs
Combine potato onion and in mixing BOWL add flour.
pepper milk and bacon drppings Blend well Drop batter
q tablespoons cake) into skillet containing little hot
drppings. Fry until golden brown turning Add
bacon fat to skillet needed Makes to 10 pancakes
by wi"
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ACCESSORIES

SIS Necklaces by Monet------------------
l-$l2 Monet Bracelet oree link So
ISIS Monet Brocelet siverc ooured metal
2-3750 Watch Bracelets, l7-jewe eod-eoIoured metal,
SlS'
1-2e5 Cuff Bracelet, eoldcoIoured metal ------ 99e
So
5-295 Gunmetol Beod Earrings ----------------l49'
1875 Wotch-fo Compocts- ------------------l99
45.o5 Large White Hoop Eorrnes ,--------------29e'
l-le5 Adjustable Peor Necklace, See'
63o5 to 6e5 Jet Gunmeto Bronze-cooured Bracelets,
1897
l-7o5 Rhinestone Necklace
2-5e5 Grow Adjustable Necklaces eunneto-----los'
ll-S2 and So Flower Eorrinos
4|2o5 and 4. IS Fur Flowers ----------------6 9e'
1-7e5 Wool Flannel Hondboe with leather trim - 81
3-4e5 leoPord print Box-boes -----------------$z'
ISIS Wool Broodcoth Handbag, brown----------$z'
l-495 Veveteen Boxboe, red ------------------$z'
1-795 Velvet Clutch Bog, brown
SIS Benen Davis Golf Boe-------------------$l7'
1-Sl8 Susan Soil Shoulder Boe-----------------$l2'
SIS and $50 Umbrellas red green, bue---------25o
'pus 1oes Federal tar
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*COATS and SUITS

kCOATS and SUITS
SO IS Wool Tweed Reversible
2-4o75 Theatre Coots, very full and sweeping Pushup
sleeves rovon ------ S38
so IS hubby Wool coot black size 1o--------- $50
1-S85 Wool Fleece Tailored Box Coat --------- $50
l-8o75 Three quorter Coat wool-----------$ 58
1873 Wool Fleece Coot full back ------------ 500
2-Sllo Wool Fleece Goats fur trim ----- $eS
2-Slle Fur-ned Toppers beige with brown ---- S6e
5-Sl1e Wool Fleece and Wool Suede Cloth Goats f'teo
and box ---- S68
3-S1 le Forsmonn Wool Fleece Coots black only $78
z-l2o so Suede-fnhed Wool Coots, large collar clutch
stvIe ----- $50
Isl Forstrnonn Wool Coots button velvet trim $50
z-l3o5O Cashmere Box Coos, roll 'front.' adjustable cults.
lo-Sl5O Stroocks Cashmere and Wool $l35
l-S35 Suit with shorter jacket full skirt, royon--Slo
l2-4o7 IS Shadow Tweed Shorkskn Suits all S33
1-S75 Wool Suit longer jacket, slim skir-------- SAB
2-S75 Mron Wool Suits, and wine $49
$50
LOTS Silk Wool Suit short jacket, slim skirt $50
$50 IS Wool Tweed Suits roll collar cuowoy oeke $50
6-7o75 Famous Name Suits fine wool one button toi-
ored iocket $50
1888 Fitted jacket Suits fine wool crepe t~eeds,
S68
6-Slle Wool Tweed or Twill Suits fitted box jackets
STA
z-l2o5o Name Wool Suits 4-buton closing. Sos
3-S85 Striped Wool Flannel Suits grey brown, size 70
s-ss5 sik-ondMoo Suits imported fobrc-----ses
ADDRESSES
37-ee5 y e5 Jr Dresses solid colours and prints slz
Is-S25 and 1926 Misses Dresses with jackets SIG
l+S35 and 1895 Afternoon and Cocktoi Dresses solid
colours and prints - Szz
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37-1oe5 and y o5 J Dresses solid colours and prints sl1
1875 and 2o o5 Misses Dresses, with jackets sic
1885 and 1895 Afternoon and Cocktoi Dresses sole
colours and prints - 81
1-3o O. 70 4o o5 Afternoon and Cocktail Dresses
sheers and toffetos = ~. ----------- SIS
le-4o o5 TO So o5 DESIGNER Dresses Mountain Home
Orioinos Mathematician ------ $32
3-Sl35 and As DESIGNER Dresses full boerno length
for evening sizes 10 and l6---------------$6s
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loz-lo.e5 to SIS Skirts solid tone and tweed woods,
4.8S to 1888
l0ooo5 to l4o5 oIored and Dressy Bouses many nyon
georeette, silk, oyon, cotton, wool ersey2S8 to 4s8
25-Sl7e5 to 1895 Sports Dresses, wool royon,
5.s8 to 1888
zz-S25 to SO IS FomousNome Roincoos 1888 to 1888
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26

advance which touched off World War II.
That was Just sixteen years ago this
month. Actually, HitIer's troops crossed
the border into Poland early on the morn
ing Of September list, though the plans and
orders were issued in August After the
invasion began, only twenty -four days We're
required 10 crush the proud Polish Army,
whose soldiers resisted fiercely but We're
overwhelmed surrounded and hopelesSly
outclassed
The month of August, them brings back
memories Of aWesome years. World War II
also ended in August on August ldth-
when Japan finally surrendored.l Hitler
had been disposed Of in May and the Nazls
surrendered in May. 1915.
August 1853 brings much for which
Americans can BE thankful Prosperity,
peace and general abundance are high
lights on the American scene. The end OF
summer, 1865. approaches with many bles-
sings and great optimism and hope of
happiness for Americans.
Looking forward to football games,
hunting and fishing in the fall, to a holiday
season and to many Of the good things IN
life, made possible by record prosperity,
for these things, Americans should say a
prayer Of thanks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26
In Retrospect

LIXTEEN years ago, this month, the
- world was poised on the edge Of what
appeared 10 bo inevitable second World
War, and was. As August had ushered in
World War | IN 1914, in August. 1899, the
world focused It's attention On Nazi Ger
many
Al That time Hitler bad been in power
only six years. but he bad already built up
formidable military machine and was
threatening to exact brutal revenge on Po-
land if his demands against that country
were not met Throughout the latter half
Of August, world peace hung by thread
and Hitler threatened TO take action unless
his demands were met Immediately.
IN the waning DAYS Of August, the
British proposed a plan for peaceful
settlement Of the Polish Corridor dispute,
and Hitler for moment besitated lie
postponed his invasion of Poland for seV-
eral days, but the posponement was only
temporary.
When Hitler became convinced that
England and France would not bow to his
demands against Poland but would only
agree to help moderate the. dispute and
facilitate negotiations and some conccS-
.sions, Hitler made up his mind TO order the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26
Colorful Happy Chandler

In view Of the opposition, Chambers
comeback Is a surprising one and reflects
high degree of popularity apparently en-
joyed by the former baseball commissioner.
Thus, former Senator Chandler lost the
top Job he had taken in preference to repre-
sentng Kentucky in the Z. 5. Senate,
When he took the baseball commissions
job. he no doubt thought It was lifetime
Job.
If Mr.. Chandler is elected Governor Of
Kentucky. il will mark the return Of man
who fought against considerable odds.
against the party organization in hiS ssate
and against the former Vice President and
Will constitute significant personal vic
tory for the still comparatively Young
kentuckian
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years, are not sent home Immediately upon
release is both medical and mental Few
realize the mental nroads made by daily
brutality. torture and apparently hopeless
Imprisonment.
Experience with former Communist
prisoners. many Of whom have undergone
brain-WashinE attempts, has proved that
these men are sometimes not physically
and mentally prepared for immediate de-
parture and leave in the United States
1t is one of the tragedies Of. this world
that such prisoners often require days and
weeks Of transition before they become
what we would call normal again Not haV-
ing enjoyed complete freedom for years
having been underfed and having lived
under constant terror aud fear these men
must sometimes be nursed back TO a spirit
Of confidence, wel-being and peace Of
mind
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26

Dove hunters attention The
opening and closing dates of THE
iwo dove hunting seasons have
now been announced and they
are indeed gratifying The first
81 the split seasons Viii open on
September ~. and WIN Close on
October Since both opening and
closing dates are included this
Will give us Is days Of shooting
Then the second season VIII open
on October IA and run until No
vembcr ~ which means a con-
tInuouS 30 days Of what should IN
the best shooting we've had tn
years Knowing how 2cAlously
ue Federal FISH and Wl3dil.e
Service consegyes oar game sup
plies tins lengthy season must
ndicae that there aIe plenty Of
doves an along THE Atlantic Fs
say
rhe waterfowl season W.tl opru
N Virginia on November ana
un unth Januery IS
So as YOU css STE. with a slight
pause between the two dove sea
sons. there viii b. plenty at
aoQtN4 until january Az Vhen
,he General upland same season
loses
.r. t ,....
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26

THE VICTORY of a. h. (Happv) Chand-
Ter in his race for the Democratic Cub
ernatorial nomination in Kentucky conSt-
tutes sensational comeback for the form
err baseball commissioner
Chandler. 81 years old, is also former
Governor Of Kentucky and former Sena-
tor from that State. but he faced great
odds in his political comeback In the LAT
days of the tough campaign. former Vice
President Alben W Barkley, the recog-
nized Mr.. Democrat of Kentucky politics
returned from Washington 70 Kentucky
and campaigned against Mr.. Chandler
In addition. the new Democratic COVER
nor-nomnee was opposed by t. :. Senator
Earl {. Clements, the acting Majority
leader OF the Senate and the potent Ken
tlcky State Democratic party organization.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26
FRIDAY, AUGUST rs. 1866
AirpIanc Speed Up

4 RECENT Air Force disclosure Of speed
Cd ~ procurement procedure is an
admission that the Air Force has not been
obtaining modern aircraft Al rapidly N IL
possible IN fact, Gen. Thomas +. White,
yicechicf d the Air Force, recently said
the Russians knew how to get airplancs off
the drawing boards into the air faster than
W. 10 in the United States
II viii DE- remembered that Great Brit
ain won the Battle Of Britain with the
SpItfirc and Hurricane and both Of these
planes which represented advancemcnts
just as breath-taking in those days as adj
vancements in jet fighters today-got the
Spltfire off the drawing boards into the
air IN much less time than the six 10 eight
years being required in the United States
today.
The Air Force Says that. IN the future
development contracts will be lot in diff
ferent manner, speeding ~ production.
The Air Force has, in the past, awaited de-
sign contracts which were requests for
drawings. Now the Air Force will allow the
companies competing for the contract in
VOWED 10 produce wind tunnel models and
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PEOPLES Devotion

The Bible shows also that God
works through the devotion and
service of men who do knox him
We may doubt whether the proc
lamation Of a Cyrus would nave
done any good Il there had not
been men who Were eager and
ready for just such a CHARGE %
return 10 Jerusalem and restore
the worship Of the true GtHt We
have had in American hlstotp one
Of the many other lhstratio:lS ~
this same point IN the free;g. Of
the slaves The emancipation proc
lamauon of 1863 vas net made
altogether from charitable mo-
tives There Nas strong political
military purpose IN II the am
mediate object Of the proclana-
ton vas not TO free the slaves
everywhere, but to Wln tne war
and restore the union Later &hon
slavery was abolished BIZ thu Con
stitution, the freeing ~ the slaves
would have done more harrr than
good il it had not beer fer the
devotion Of men and woTsa Of
both races vino made II thesf life
work TO educate and apiifs hose
Who we're Ike sheep without
shepherd God does potk in his
tory. but he needs the segyjce 81
those who understand mis- ways
and work with him
tFA.ee en- cu.iines sopyriEht.s ~ N,
Division 81 fhrt~sis- FaHesstas fNs
tio~.I fenaen 81 tho Ihr~fhHs n hrtxt
in III, Rslsssee ~ { er n Rnftv
Frsss service
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-26
Movie Guide
Rs Motion Picture Committee Of
the IarmyiIe Woman> Club
state Theatre

Mambo" An Italian movie
English dubbed telling Of an
Italian girls rise from poverty M
marriage with a dying nonIeman-
Adults
RAGE III Dawn The story 81
Tndianas four Reno brothers
lynched by townsmen after a no.
terlous career Of bandt'ry Adults
and young people
You're Never Too Young
derry Lewis. masquerade az an
eleven -year-old BOY ID gIrls
school IN this comedy Family
The Purple Mask Tony Cur
It's portrays ROBIN Hood Of the
French Royalists during Napol
con 4 reign Very good Family
Hansel and Grctel Frchant-
ne doll figures AIT but this fairy
tale Excellent. Family
farmviIIe Drive In
Beach Head Made In Hawaii
the Jungle background maaes the
war real and terrifying Adults
and young people
Creature from the Black La
COON underwater science fc-
ton about a fish man Adults and
Young people
Valley Of the Kings -Splen-
did Egyptian background The
laughter Of famous archaeoi0-
alst is determined 10 carry on her
fathers search for confirmation
d Biblical history Family
Hell and High Water -Exct
lne story Of submarine warfare.
Family
The Barefoot Con essa Shot
Ia Italy this Il a Cinderella story
II sorts Adult 0nly
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BELIEVE THIS OR NOT

Yucaupa, CAL. L Nichols
poultryman. is responsible for this
one. He says he has hen which
did not lay an egg for SO days
and then. in one week. She Laid
% eggs, One each Of Twp days
she lad a hat. dozer
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Kings intention

According 10 the Bible God ran
work IN and by mean of the "a cts
Of men who do not knows Nm AT
all There is a mystery hers which
no writer in the Bible undertakes
to explain a mystery whiell per
haps no human mind Is capable
Of Understanding But the fact is
believed by men OF faith Take for
instance the famous king Cyrus,
known to history outside the Bible
as well as inside it He WaS one
Of the great conquerors and ad-
ministrators Of ali time At peak
Of his career he made himself
master Of what had been the Bah
ylonian Empire lie knew that
many a temple had been plum
dcred and destroyed by the Bah
ylonan kings. and he knew that
the many displaced persons from
all the conquered cities where
those temples had been, would be
grateful for the restoration OF
those temples So King Cyrus in
order 70 make himself solid and
popular with this mass q Subject
peoples, adopted the policy bf
returning the gods Of those pco-
Pies and authorizing the restoTa-
ton Of their temple worship 1t
used to be thought that Cyrus was
a worshipper Of the Jews God
but eologists have discovered
the original edict Or announcement
Of Cyrus, explaining what he vas
doing. and asking that all these
gods whose worship he vas resicr-
ing would pray 70 Marduk whom
Cyrus regarded as the King over
an the gods, on Cyrus henalf
Isaiah says plainly that Cyrus did
not know the true God but God
knew him and wrought out his
purposes through him, lgnoraht Of
God though he was.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
lndustrioI Eeor

Another major concern Of the
Montgomery committee is the
potential effect the plant will
have on the surrounding area.
The specter Of an industrial
center with its towering smoke
stacks on the banks Of the
Potomac above scenic Seneca
has aroused residents of the