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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
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Very low mileage and real
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f-d0or with Fordomattc drive.
heater and seat covers Low.
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BRICKERT
OIL COMPANY
3o5 W. Ord 81. Ph. 2a3
Fesmvills. Va.
Va. Dealer liesasa No. 1855
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
1854 FORD

4-door with Fordomatic drive.
heater and seat covers Low
mileage and clean as a pin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
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Of Respect. In Memoriam, En-
tertainments, etc. Will b
used ONLY when cash &C
Companies order.
Display Classified
Advertising
85c per inch
FOR SALE
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1919 In.
good condition Can be seen AT
30l 8. Virginia Street Phone s22
after s .. nj. 4-2g-tf
LAWN MOWER --~ REQ OF Nc
Culloch. Shanaberger IL Sons. ri
400 East. Phone 1898. Farmyille,
Va. 5-27-tf
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
Shanabcrger IL Sons. Rt. 400 East,
phone 998. Farmville, Va. 5-27-tf
FLOUR: 100 lbs SIS IS. guaran
teed TO be the best quality. Stop
~ Shop, across Cumberland
Bridge. 5-3i-tf
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HOUSE i've rooms In Jackson
Heights. Call Farmville Ba7M or
see Robert Davis after p. m
G-l4-Btp
HOUSE, bedrooms. 2, baths.
fun sized basement. automatic Oh
heat. venetian blinds. storm win
dows. newly painted inside and
out. Shown by appointment. $40
Second st, Farmville. Phone G73J
G-l7-tf
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SUGAR 100 lbs. $3.50. Stop II
Shop, across Cumberland Bridge
Jack Osborn. Prop. 6-2l-4t
FRESHLY DRESSED Flyers
dressed daily. Stop IL Shop.
across Cumberland Bridge, Farm
vile. Va, Jack Osborn. Prop,
S-21.4t |
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PLANTS annual and perennial.
Geraniums. sWpetpeaes and other
cut flowers Mrs. George Stuart.
G-21-4p
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HOUSE Ia rooms baths. one
half mile out city limits In Jack
son Heights WIN re m 0 81 to
suit purchaser or can be used as
three apartments Very low down
payment and 20 years to pay
Write p O. Box So. Farmville
Va. 6-2l-4t
THRESH1NG MACHINE f ID
McCraw. Route 2. Farmville.
2tp
PUPS registered Scotties. ex-
ceptionally bright and sturdy
Write or call Mrs. Lindsay pitts,
Scottsville, Va. 6-28-3t
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Qrnys
Drugs. l2-2l@5lp# I'D
7 PACKAGE Delivery Trucks. 3
International. one Ford and 3
Chevrolet. lp48 and l949 models
all one ton. Phone 2008R or
2040- w 6-a8-tf
OWEN LINING almost new. zone
floor plan, located on woodrow
Ave. Possession Immediately LIB
eral terms O II Written. Phone
G5 El-tf F.
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FARMS Prince Edward. Cum
berland. Buckingham. pothatan
counties w c Canada, Peoples
Bank Bldg, Farmville. VA. T-I-lp
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EIGHT NEEDLE POINTS X 3
completed with wool for balsnce
Black background Reaspna
Ida Mae Burns. Phone 286 OF 400
7~l-2t
49,
BIG APPLE Ice Buckets Lam
scott Gift Shop. opposite Long
wood Auditorium, High St.
Farmville. Va 7-i-itp
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AMERICAS FAVORITE 70 d
and vacation guides BY Rand
Mentally. priced 81 50-$l Iss. Wey-'
anoke Book Shop 200 High st
T-i-itp
Special
Used Model rs
NEW HOLLAND
BALER
1915 ]
Also used side delivery rokes.
and used loose hoy looders
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
1854 MERCURY

Custom, Merc,O Motto teat-
er. two-tone point new tire,
This cor will move tost s1
come IN tOddy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
1852 DODGE

.4-door sedan, radio and heater
Very low mileage and real
clean car.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
1853 BUICK

2-door special Rivera. radio.
heater. white sidcWall tires Low
mileage and very clean car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
$685.
1851 PLYMOUTH

BeIVldere. hord top coupe *
csIlent condition # you wont
q sporty cor Here It ts'
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
I949 BUICK

Convertible. low. low. low mile
age. Exceptionally clean. good
top. Priced for quick sale
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01

1-Uoor Sedan-- Light Grty =
A very clean car.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
1853 PLYMOUTH

4-door sedan. radio and heater.
white slde~all tires A very
clean car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
$3.50
1851 CHEVROLET

4 door sed0n Deluxe Drwc
this one with PRIDE now
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
foA7 OLDSMOBiLE

2-dOOr sedan, radio. heater and
seat covers. A real car.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

Rcyon crepe and royon sotin slips, royon crepe or
nylen tricot ponties. also Ny-ron pueker slips
in white and pastel. Royon toffeto Rhumbo
slips. royon crepe bed jackets, royon sotin or
crepe long gowns. Broken sizes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
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Orig NOW
Wordrobes, oree size domoeed-- e.os s.es
Lingerie Chest, poper covered, soied 5.e8 I.9s
Quilted Plostic Covered Lingerie
Crest. soiIsd -------------- 7.ss 2.ss
~ White cotton bros, broken sizes l5O 6oe
burgh's-NOTTONS- Floor
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6 Orig. 169.95
2-PC. MODERN
SOFABED SUITES
IT'S

Topped with foom rubber Red, oroy green.
s-FURNITURE-Fitth Floor
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cHILDREN's SHOES

CHlLDREN'S SHOES
Orig. NOW
48 Prs. Teens -chdren's Terry Slip
pers, broken sizes l0-2, teens
s., NJ. |. ----------------- l.ee sse
IS Prs. Boys Nyon Oxfords or Loofers, $3.50
broken sizes 7 to l0---- oo5 800
10 Prs. Boys BoseboII Tennis Oxfords
with elects, sizes 6h to e--- SOS 100
so Prs. Teens white or black potent 1850
Slippers. Pumps, broken sizes to 9 8.95 se9
nsburgh's-CHILDRENS SHOES-Second Floor
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MAJOR APPLIANCES
Floor Samples, Demonstrators

Orio. NOW
1855 Keivinotor l8-cu-Ft Food
Freezer, upright 47se5 sss.ss
1854 General Electric ll-Cu.-Ft
Chest Type Freezer 1895 1889
1854 General Electric 7-Cu.-Ft.
Chest Type Freezers-- -2eo.o5 1899
1854 Westinghouse 87-cu-Ft Re.
frioerotof, automatic defrost- 363 80 1882
1855 Fomous-Moke lo-Cu-Ft. Re-
triqerotor - 24e.s5 1880
! 1855 Fomous-Moke ll-Cu-Ft D.
Door Refrigerator Freezer -4lo.o5 3i9.os
1855 Fonous-Moke l2-Cu.-Ft 4
Door Refrigerator Freezer --------529.o5 395.9o
1854 Kelvinotor 7-Cu.-Ft. Push But
ton Defrost Refrigerator, Lid. IS lS4.9s
! 1854 Genero Electric ll-Cu.-Ft.
Refrigerator ---------------- -4ls25 1899
1854 Toppon Deluxe Automatic
0os Range $500 1889
| 1855 RCA-Estote Deluxe Auto
motto Cos Ronee- 1895 1899
1855 Coloric "a" Cos Ronoe- .95 l84.99
1855 coloric 50" Cos Range 1895 1892
] 1855 Coloric 50" Automatic Cos
Ronoe -37745 1889
1855 Coorie 50" Cos Ronoe- 30 224.So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPLIANCES-41S Seventh
ST. sel through Archway, Main Bldg
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USEWARES

Orig. NOW
II Seroted- Edge Seers. All chrome,
hond operoted 275o 1898
Aluminium Ice Chest, Jorge eopo-
Guy lf,So I49S
"a Kent Bath Scoes, $50 lbs. eopocty,
white -------~ - 49, e9s s.ss
All-SteeI Typewriter Tobies. Drop
leof. Green and oroy---- 7o8 sos
48 Chrome StepstooI. Groy red yell
low Plastic scots 1923 SSS
II Reconditoned Hoover Upright
Cleaners. Foctory guarantee - $500 44.0o
Ia AI-SteeI Folding Picnic Tables,
24x6O" ---A 1895 1899
10 Al-Meto Both Hompers, utility
drower -------------------1 1875 7.s9
Podded Chair Cushions assorted
styles ------------- - LIS sse
Is Imprinted BorreI-Boc Lown Choirs,
pine -----------------1-- 7e5 $40
LanSburgh's- 's-HOUSEWARES-Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1955-07-01

BOXER, fawn: In Silver Spring. ~.
5-61S3, weekdays S:30-5 pm.
CAT, playful black female. VIC. 1900
king 81 Owner or good home In Va.
CAT, handsome. large gray and white
male. Vic. 700 N. Pitt st. owner or
good home In Va. XII. e-3g59.
COCKER. tan. some white; about 3 mos. !:
several weeks ago. Ju. 5-5l63, week-
DAYS 5000 pm.
DOG, female. tan mixed breed. vie. n.
Fairfax, st; oyner or good home In
DOG, male, small. black and white,
mixed breed. Vic. zoo N. Henry st.I
Ssnsc Sognse or sood homo In W. KI
DOG. female, tan, mixed breed, medium
siSe. Vic. Hiutndale drive. Owner Or
good home In Va KI. 0-3p6p.
KITTEN. cute tiger and white. Vic. 700
3. 81 Asaph st Owner or good home
KITTEN, pretty gray and white, ! mos,
We. zuu " sprinR ST Owner or sood
mont IN ya. HI e-a9se.
wATCH on Mount vernon tour. Identity.
SWriS Box 13e-M. Star. ii
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Four Suspended in Crisis
At Monte Carlo Bonk

MONTE CARLO. Monaco,
July I A1. oficials han-
ding funds Of both Prince RAM
Iier III and the government of
this gambling minded principal
Iity were suspended today in q
Icrisis at Monte Carlos most inn
portant bank. The government
took stepS to avoid Q run.
The government advanced $50
million francs t$7l4.2s5) to the
Monaco Banking & Precious
Metals Co.. mot only to safe-
lguard its own interests and those
lot the depositors. but also to re-
assure public opinion and credit, .
AN ofdcial statement announced.
The advance, the statement
said. win permit the bank "to
meet certain difficult demands
which the Monaco Banking q
Precious Metals Co., Is facing
following q financial crisis due
to engagements made In indus
trial affairs"
Prince Rainier, ruler Of this
S70-acre principality-known n
Ichiefiy for its casino-ordered
the suspension Of:
Arthur crovetto. secretary Of
state for finance.
Cesar Solomito, private coun-
Icilor to the Prince and chairman
lof the board Of Radio Monte
Carlo.
Pierre Rey. administrator Of
Prince Rainier's private estate
and chairman of the board of
the company controlling the
Monte Carlo casino.
Raoui Pez, managing director
of the Monaco Banking &
Precious Metals Co.
The Prince had been given q
virtual ultimatum from the Ma
tional Council--the advisory par
lament. Members Of the Ma
|tional Council threatened to re-
sign in a body unless some action
was taken.
The bank was placed under
the supervision Of the National
Council and q new management
was installed. Auditors were
called In to determine the banks
position. Business operations are
continuing.
DR.. Joseph Simon, president OF
the National Council, said the
Evening star., 1955-07-01
|Robuut Stresses
Need for D. c.
|Reussessment

Reassessment of Washington
reel estate would have q favor
able effect on the relationship
between the people of the Dis
tr'ct and the Federal Govern
ment. In the opinion of Chair
man Rahaut Of. the House APP
preparations subcommittee han
ding the Districts supply meas
ures.
He made this remark after
holding closed-door hearings
yesterday on 4 supplemental ap-
propristion of 5000, 900 recon-
mended by President Eisenhower
to carry out the reassessment
proposal advanced by Mr.. Ra-
bailt
Members Of the subcommittee
Mr.. Rabaut SAID are very favor
able" to the proposed plan, and
the funds to implement it. He
hopes the city can obtain an
expert on reassessment to pre-
pare the manual to lbe used a.
"a basis for the revaluation o1
property here.
Asked how much revenue
might ne realized from the pro-
gram, Mr. Rabaut said he coulc
make nc guess. But he thought
1t would be substantial.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Customer Objects, Bus-
JEWELER INSISTS
ON REP AIRING
WATCH FREE!

Ernest Burk, local jeweler,
proved to one man 1t least that
the maxim Of ''let the buyer be-.
ware does mot alway hold true.
Mr.. Burk repaired . watch for
one Of his customers recently.
unfortunately the man dropped
his watch accidentally two
months later and came into the
store to have IL repaired again.
When told that he was covered
BY the One-year unconditional
guarantee for labor and paEts
even against breakage and that
this second repair job would be
free. the customer put up -
fight insisting fhat the fault
was his and that . charge
should be made. MIR. Burk con-
vinced his customer that, he
needn't pay him . cent for the
second repair job for he was
fully covered regardless Of the
circumstance Of the damage TO
the watch.
This true story may lead you
to ERNEST BURK. INC. for
your watch repairs. The ad-
dress Is GA 18th Street NV.
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Evening star., 1955-07-01
U. S. Visa Rules
Are Eased for
Visiting Aliens

The State Department today
Iliberalized It's regulations on
issuing yisas to foreigners who
wish to visit the United States
temporarily.
This apparently was In re-
|sponse to widespread and grow
ing criticism CT the complexity
Iof American visa requirements.
The new regulations do not
change the standards for decid-
ing which persons may be
ALLOWED into the United States.
The McCarran Act OF 1852 still
will bar Communists and Fascists
from the United States, but the
changes disclosed today will
make life simpler for eligible
foreigners as they go sslrough
the red tape Of getting their.
visas to come here.
American visa requirements
vary from country to country
depending partly on reciprocal
ARRANGEMENTS. but in the future
the United States will be more
liberal in negotiating these re-
ciprocal agreements and will 20
as far as it can on it's own, ac-
cording to r. w. Scott Mcleod,
head of the State Departments
Bureau of Security and Consular
Affairs.
In the future. many American
visas will be valid for four years
instead of two. Many more
multiple entry visas will be is
sued.
When a foreign country and
the United States have reciprocal
agreements that only SINGLE
entry visas be issued, the United
States will be willing to issue al
series of such visas at one time
so that a foreigner can enter
the United States briefly for al
number OF times without going
through the red tape of applying
for a new visa on each occasion.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

baffiing and stubborn problems.
But we do have the will to work
actively, In collaboration with all
in searching for the answers. In
the last analysis. the best way
for a nation to promote its own
security is to promote the peace.
''And We could not even hope
to help promote the peace If we
became members of an armed
bloc. AS independents, perhaps
we can and In doing so we would
Of course. be serving the cause
of democracy and the cause Of
man himself"
Addresses Congress
The Premier spoke to both
of Congress yesterday,
calling attention to the parallels
in the history of the United
States and his own nation.
Earlier yesterday. after q for
NAL luncheon at the White
House. President Eisenhower
presented the Prime Minister
with a landscape he painted
personally.
The gift was q spontaneous
one, made while the, President
was showing his guest through
he White House.
! U MI admired a New England
landscape and Mr.. Eisenhower
promptly gave it to him with
mis- autograph.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

action was taken because Of sim
prudent acts
The bank had invested heavily
in a French company which con-
trolls Television Monte Carlo and
the radio station Europe No.
l." which was set UP in the Saar
but never has been able TO go
into fun operation with q trans
mitter powerful enough to make
1t heard all over Western Europe.
The bank was reported to have
incurred losses IN efforts to sell
some Of its stock in this COM
pany.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Social Science School
Labeled Subversive
BY the Associated Press

The Subversive Activities Con-
troll Board today labeled the
Jefferson School of Social Sci
ence a creature of the Commu-
mist Party.
It ordered the school, located
in New York, to register as q
Red front under the 1850 Sub
versive Activities Control Act.
Registration requires disclosure
of officers and finances.
The school has go days in
which to ask for a court review.
II it does so. the registration
order is automatically stayed
pending final determination Of
the case by the courts.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

THE EVENING STAR, washington, b. c.. a..
8tnfbAy. 4uIY Il 1t5s
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New Peace Plan
Drafted by Eden

LONDON. July l R.-Gov-
ernment sources report Prime
Minister Eden has drafted q new
plan intended to insure Euro
pean peace by freezing Ger
'many's postwar frontiers and
making Locarno-type pledges
with Russia.
Sir Anthony has let It be
known he believes an East-West
security arrangement hinges alb
solutely on q prior Big -Four
agreement to reunit Germany,
these informants said last night.
Once that he been achieved,
Sir Anthony thinks the Big Four
should be able to agree to guar
antee Germany's frontiers and
independence. The informants
said the guarantee would bind
all the powers to act against any
state that attacks Germany. They
would similarly be bound to act
against Germany If she ever
tried to extend her frontiers by
attacking other states.
That was the formula written
into the 1925 Locarno pact.
Britain promised under that
treaty to side with France il
Germany attacked her and to
help Germany If she was in
vaded by the French.
i The United States and France
have both accepted q view, which
former Prime Minister Church.
III first expressed in 1858, that
the Soviet Union. after being
invaded by Hitler's armies, may
well haye legitimate fears OF
being attacked by a revived and
rearmed Germany.
Sir Anthony was said to be-
lieve a Western offer to Join
with Russia in pfedging the
frontiers of q reunited Germany
would have A stahilizinr effect
Evening star., 1955-07-01

ADvERTTsEMENT
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LOST

LOSI
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male. i VI
old, black and white: no collar or tag;
n vicinity OF 100 c 81 Sc: reward
spn sfs1s sl;if ss eSatsh sls vs phsn: sn:
JE. 4-680s. II
COCKER, large tan, fat. with freckles,
at ESQ Station. West and Broad. Falls
sassi4. ssaaTe4a' Va sioo REWARD. JE'
DIAMoND IAN y WEDDING VET Msc RING. lost s5ogn!
Valley: reward Elm. 8-s7ls, -
GERMAN SHEPHERD, black and tan.
nsn 1snas ,.. F0 ss s Mas 4ss., ays ss Sum n.
ses1sz. aesPss e1s1i reward. Please can US oL'
banded skip. REWARD. LU 2-I702
-
fARAKEET. male. white top and wines|
with fine blue stripe, pale blue under
ishsneEs vile. Reward. s On. M asses. @ mays -s
PARAkEkT, blue. male with bahd. 90
5s; zig. 1882 P st. r.w.; reward. AD.
FAEAkIET; 4 SIq. With yslioy !, I.ss n:
fAasKEffr s.IsK IT,. 0aRs n, on s.. :s rssp NTH
bE. s-s0SS. -
PART GERMAN POLICE, honey color
black nose; Frederick Co.. Md. tag. i
Conn. ave ur. Calvert St. Bridge Re- |
ward. AP. 1880; AR 1-075S. "a
SUIT COAT. .young mans, with roIll
collsr. very light COLOR Reward LUI
WRIST WATCH. diamond let, Lady Ham.
tlton. black cord band. white cold case
downtown area. Reward, To. $4,000,
WRIST WATCH, diamond. with diamond
and ruby bracelet; 2Oth and R NV:
reward. Eli. 6-3S0S. --S
Evening star., 1955-07-01
President Leaves PurIey
To Greet Boy Scouts
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower left 1
cabinet meeting today to greet
a members Of the Explorers
Post Boy Scouts Of La Junta
Colo.
The boys are on tour doing
interpretive Southwest Indian
dances.
Mr.. Eisenhower. meeting the
group In his office, shook hands
with the Scouts and asked what
they did. He inquired Of several
as to their rank and then excused
himself. saying he had to return
to his cabinet session.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

The United States Also viii
allow persons who are on the
waiting list for immigration to
the United States to visit here.
Previously. person VINO came
here on q tourist basis had ID
remove his name from he wait-
ing list for q visa to remain here
permanently.
Today's changes do not affect
any other regulations eoneern-
ing the issuance Of perrnanens
visas. .sss;s
Evening star., 1955-07-01
Coast Strike Continues

Los ANGELES, July l tP.-
The streetcar and bus strike in
Los Angeles today entered its
eleventh day with every indica-
ton that the tieup would go into
a third week even n the company
should make q new wage offer
today
Evening star., 1955-07-01

black. laale: vic. Pine
Falls Church. Phone
Evening star., 1955-07-01
UNu Calls Neutral Role
Vital to Burmo's Freedom

Burmese Prime Minister y NJ
today reafffrmed Burma's neu.
trality in the cold war;. but de-
.scribed this as a positive pol
Icy" of maintaining Burfna's in
dependence and serving the
cause Of democracy
U Nu told a luncheon at the
National Press Club that Burma
at the present time has no choice
but to pursue her policy Of neu-
trality If she wished to preserve
her independence, and that to lis
is more important than anything
else" s
ut Is part of her defense, and
an important one. against sub
version" hes said.
Target Of Subversion
q Nu said his country had
been a target Of subversion by
Communist rebels and also by
$4,000 Chinese Nationalist troops
which entered the country and
refused to leave. He said, how
ever, he had aroused the Burmese
people to cherish their independ-
ence because he had given them
a good government.
MANY well-meaning people
have suggested to us that the
proper defense against the dam.
ger Of internal subversion is to
ally ourselves with a great power
military bloc. U Nu said. MY
answer, at which ! arrived both
intellectually and from harsh
experience, is that military
power Is not the answer to the
danger Of internal subversion.
"The major answer to internal
subversiorl lies in honest govern
ment and in dedication to the
interests and welfare of the peo-
pie"
Shun Big Powers
U Nu said "our love OF inde-
pedence-call it preoccupation If
you viii leads us logically and
inevitably to a foreign policy of
independence from any align
ment Of major powers on the
basis OF a military treaty.
This policy has been called
neutralism in the cold war" he
said. Perhaps that is the right
name for it.
But :. this is not a negative
policy toward world affairs. I'll
is a positive policy of seeking
peace and friendship with an
countries. It is policy of ac-
lively seeking to discover through
negotiation and compromise and
accommodation some acceptable
basis on which the peace OF the
world can be secured.
"Of course we do not pretend
to have ready answers to these
Evening star., 1955-07-01
'MiddIe-Brow' Reodind

The most important library
users are the "middle-brows. =
according to Miss Betty Levy.
librarian at Bloemfontein, South
Africa Their preferences Is for
novels. -szssssS,.
The Sidney herald., 1955-03-17

One Sunday in the early 1905 a lone man
stepped from a train in a small Eastern town.
His lame was Philip Bliss. After twenty years
Of impoverishment and heart-breaking work,
he had risen to the front ranks of Americas
gospel singers and hymn composers.
Deeply religious, Bliss never missed an OPP
portunity to attend church. He also had very
practical reasons for his interest in sermons.
It was from the pulpit that he drew ideas for
most Of his hymns. Dwight L Moody had told
the story of a shipwreck and Bliss had written
LET the Lower Lights Be Burning" He had
heard Evangelist D. w. Whittle tell of a battle
during the Civil War and he came UP with his
hymn, Hold the Fort"
Waiting for his connecting train to Chi
cago, the composer slipped into a church. The
preacher was reading from the Acts of the
Apostles 8" Then Agrippa said to Paul,
Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian"
During his sermon the Rev. Brundage stated,
ito be almost saved is to be entirely lost"
and Philip Bliss had the theme for one of his
greatest hymns.
A music teacher with an income of thirteen
dollars a month at 26, Philip Bliss was earning
a fortune from his hymn books at 36-and