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Evening star., 1955-06-07

ments. Ismean an inspired faith
that mems determination and
capacity to better their world
will In time override their ability
to destroy it, and that humanity's
hunger for peace and justice is a
mightief force than a few mems
lust for power.
"And the foundation of wisdom
is an unfaltering confidence that
a merciful Providence will never
permit the cause of decency and
justice to be completely lost
among the children of men"
Cites Pace of Change
The President stressed the
rapid pace of today's techno-
logical changes and the need to
keep up with them.
Obviously" he said. change
is inescapable in human society.
Since the beginning Of history.
the quality of a nation has been
measured by its capacity to meet
and to master evolving circum-
stances within and around it:
the capacity of 9 man has been
gauged, in part, by his flexible
adjustment to the new and novel
without sacrifice Of principle or
abandonment of standards. But
change, in the complacent days
of the past, was gradual and evo-
lutionary; the armies of Napo-
leon moved across Western Eu-
rope with no more speed than
those of Caesar, his predecessor
by 18 centuries.
Now, within a single genera
ton. a natural process of change
has become a cataclysnic rush.
This should generate neither a
despairing belief that the tide of
events is beyond human control
nor an apathetic acceptance that
human ability is not equal to the
immense problems newly arisen.
1t does, mean that we must think
better and faster and more wisely
than ever before. :.
"Of the nations Of today the
Evening star., 1955-06-07

LONDON. June 7 (P.-Strik-
ling locomotive engineers and
firemen today accepted a peace
formula aimed at settling Brit
aims 10-day-old railway walk
out.
The acceptance by the Asso-
ciated Society of Locomotive
Engineers and Firemen opened
the way to possible direct nego-
Itiations with the British Trans
port Commission. which runs the
Inationalized railway system.
Leaders of the powerful Trades
Union Congress, meantime. were
conferring with Labor Minister
Sir Walter Monckton in an effort
to get government approval for
the final peace talks even while
the strike is still on.
Hopes Frightened
Prime Minister Eden's govern
ment and the Transport Com
mission have insisted up until
now that the 81, 900 strikers must
return to work before talks to
break the deadlock over wage
differentials could begin.
The rail walkout, slowly throt-
ting Britain's booming indus
trial machine, was discussed at
Ia two-hour meeting of the Eden
cabinet and at a meeting of TUG
and ASLEF chiefs with repre-
'sentatives of a striking rail-
way union.
Jim Baty, general secretary of
ASLEF, told newsmen after a
meeting Of his unions Executive
Committee:
After due thought and con-
sideration of the principles en-
bodied in the recommendations
of the general council, my Ex-
ecutive Committee has directed
me to notify the TUG of their
acceptance of the provisions of
the formula"
Rival Union Silent
The rival 400, ,OO0-strong Ma
Itional Union of Railwaymen,
which opposes the strike, still
has to make its views known
on the five-point peace plan.
The peace proposals were
worked out last night by the
general council of the TUG in
AN attempt to solve the wage
dispute which brought four
Ififths of Britain's train crews
out on strike and reconcile the
claims of the striking and non
striking unions.
Shares marked up quick ad-
vances soon after the opening of
the London stock exchange, re-
f1ecting hopes by investors that
the TUGS peace formula might
lead to an end of the rail strike
Steel shares touched off the
climb.
Meanwhile, the state-owned
British railways reported 6,943
passenger and freight trains
were operated yesterday over
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EISENHOWER
6tnVafiuund EroN,n Eiref 10 NJ,

form to a capacity crowd of
10000 in the military academy's
field house. Secretary of De-
fense Wilson and Secretary of
the Army Stevens were among
those on the platform with him.
AS soon as the President fin
ished speaking. the graduating
cadets started marching up to
get their diplomas from him. AS
each cadet saluted him crisply,
Mr.. Eisenhower gave him a
smile. a diploma and a firm
handshake.
Active Week End
Since Sunday afternoon the
President has been taking part
in West Points colorful June
Week Notwithstanding with
other alumni, watching colorful
parades of the cadet corps and
of the class of 1915. He is fly
ing back to Washington this
afternoon.
Mr.. Eisenhower told today's
graduates that in the light of the
changes in "the weapons of COM
bat and the tools of peace" since
he finished West Point there
might as easily be 40 as four
decades separating u.s."
He described their mission in
life as tWo-fold, declaring that
''your entire lives may and
should be devoted to leading to-
ward peace as in preparing your
selves for the tasks of war"
With an implied reference to
his own present role, he added
that your enduring contribution
to America may we'll be at a
council table far removed from
war"
Big Four Meeting
This led into his discussion of
the prospective Big Four confer
ence, in which he expects to
meet this summer with Soviet
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betays his prevailing attitude in his body Repeated often
enough, they both become fixed.
The correction Of posture must vary with its For
general muscular weakness better diet richer proteins
plus plenty Of vigorous exercise win usually do the trick For
short leg the only remedy lift the heel pad
Try "The Bumps''
When the skeleton drawn Of proper alignment by
strong muscles permitted to slip into shape by weak
muscles careful exercise program in order The exercise
be such that the weak muscles strengthened and the
already overly strong muscles rested.
Many people suffer low back pain because muscles Of their
abdomen just plain abby and allow the pev tilt down
in front.
This condition be easily corrected by simple exercise
which recommend for every who sits great DEAL Ii is
called the bumps" in a buriesque show In this
exercise the abdominal muscles drawn tight and the
time the muscles Of the buttocs the hustle muscles
strongly contracted This position should be held for
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least six seconds time the done three times
the morning and three times night thus holding these
ces in very tight contraction for total Of IS day.
marked difference will be noticed within week. You can even
learn to do while sitting your desk.
When however, the Of poor posture psychological
exercise will help The who guativey carries the
dens Of the world his shoulders looks like it, he learn
to have caree attitude his entire frame will report the
fact Of course he has carried such burdens for years. his
muscles joints and gaments may be changed that they
not at once speak the new language
Whatever your problem good posture worth working for
BY adopting healhf and happy way of life Of
achieve the SLIM straight lines of YOUTH and feel better both
physically and mentally
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"cAN We HAVE BABY3" Thousands Of worried couples
have asked this question since the discovery "h
factor synseoloslst gives measuring
ANA. approved Good Health article.
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mock family attended A reunion
At Gretna Sunday
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Gainesville

Edward Robertson, il apon-
sored BY the American Legion Post
2c9. Is spending this geek at BOYS
State In BlacksbHrp
Tuesday evening guests 81 Mrs
E 0 Anderson were Mrs Fox.
Mrs Pace and Brs BarIo
Week end guests Of Mrs. r. n
Lewis were Mr. and mrs Grcsh-
am and children. Of Wlcomico
church, Va
walter Goodman, j. and Mrs.
J II Dunford went to Charlottes-
lille sunday and visited relatives.
Farmyille business shoppers
Tuesday we're Mr. and Mrs Kari
Robertson.
MI and Mrs. Gcorue Palmer and
infant son Of Po~i&atan.. Mcre
week end guests Of NJ and Mrs
. NJ Carter. +
Mrs L. Y Shores spent tEed
nesday IN Farmvil!e !
M and Mrs T a. Rhodes .4.en-
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs iSls-
sell Brown at Balisyi!le 4
The community Ii eI4ef stricken
over the recent passing ot our be
loved Dr Nash P Snead He @wil
be greatly missed
Mrs ALVIN Voeel Is back nom,
fecuperatine after minor opera.
ton
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son, of Orlando. Eta we're eucst,
last week OF Mr. and Mrs r 6
Baker
Mrs NJ H Baker II spending
ONE time with her daughter Mrs
Owen In Saluda.
Mr. and Mrs H z Cooke and
family were dinner guests sun
day Of Mr. and Mrs I'd PhIefer.
81 Cumberland
Miss Nell Cooke. Of Richmond
peilt THE week end with her par
ents
Penny Babcg Or the Un.vcrsi-
y # Richmond with friends from
Arlington visited the Babers ali
Ampthill Sunday
Robert Duncan. with the Ham
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Co. l3s ard 23j Main St. phone
25s or 302 Farmville. Va G-l0-tf
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
Shanaberger 81 Sons. Ri $50 East.
phone 998. FarmYlle. Va 5-27-tf
POWER Aid HAND Mowers
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ourp Va Phone re, 3-996l
7-22-3t
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NOTICE,

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PUBLIC Please tax notice on
the 10th day Of August 1888 tho
undersigned viii apply 10 the Viz
ainla Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board for license 10. sen beer al
T 6 Bakers store about four
d miles south Of Collnnbla Vir-
cinla On State Highway 600 Sa d
beer to b consumed orr pre-
misses = G Baker 7-26- 1T
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SERVICES

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chine, especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
Petney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 453. Farmville. Va. 4-2l-tf
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For reliable Taxi Service phone
$50 HUN We1a more than %
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3-l2-tf
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Culloeh and al makes lawn nov
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The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

on the Yiddish stage, is our
new wardrobe mistress and
has become mama" to the
cast. Miriam Ferber heads
the new makeup department
and is assisted by Anita Jag
neauX and Shirley SZerlip.
Herb w h lite is making the
Center billboard.
Valerie Winski will be our
capable prompter again. Eve
lyn Steinborn is handling pub
licity. Axrum Hirsch as US
ual, will handle the house, in
C harge of reservations and
seating. My assistant Harris
Jay Bloch is coordinating all
the departments as we'll as
acting as stage manager.
This is by far the biggest
event in Kadimah history. We
are paying a tremendous
royalty in order to be the first
amateur dramatic group in
the entire country to present
the Fifth Season.. We hope
the entire community will
support Kadimah by attend
ing and help make it a sue
cess, thus enco ura ge the
group to greater things.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

Charles Gold, N. Stone. A cor
.lial invitation is extended the
congregation and friends to
attend services and the in,
.ormal reception afterwards
N the auditorium.
In the eighth grade at
Lordsburg junior high school,
he is an honor student. Nor
ton plays the trombone in
the Lordsburg band. An anna.
teur pain ter, one of his
pictures Won a prize in the
New Mexico state fair. He
likes sports and is particular
ly partial to basketball.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
kADIMAh
CALLING
BY SHERMAN MOLL, Dir.
"The Fifth Season"

Spring, Summer, Fall, Win
ter and SLACK" Chats the
Fifth Season. when bust
ness slows down in New York
garment center, is the time
when every male and female
in the industry will do any
thing to make money. For
the real lowdown on what
goes on, make reservations
for July 80, 81 at the Center.
You'll see Joel Botfeld re-
ere a t e Menasha Shulnick's
role of Max Pin Gu S-Max
with all his years behind him,
still finds it shocking that
his p artn er, Johnny Good
man Dick Pearlman) has
left his wife and gone to Flo
rida with the firms leading
model (Anita JagneauX). In
trying to use his Yiddish phi
loSophy to solve everyone's
problems, Max only succeeds
in getting himself into trou-
BILE.
"The Fifth Season" pulls
no punches. You will see it
without one word or scene
cut, just as it was presented
on Broadway. (Yes, it is ex-
tremely daring and adult, but
after all by this time so are
Kadimah Players).
Backstage things are buzz
ing with the news that we
really will have our new light
ing and curtains for the show.
Al Sherman is creating the
set with the help of Phil Levy
and Dick Pearlman. Bella Ka-
back, a veteran of many years
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Organizations
Bnai Birth
Board Meets

Executive board will con-
tinue to meet regularly to
plan the fall-winter schedule.
Two advisors have been ap-
pointed by the president, Ed
Kleinerman, to work with the
Al Jolson AZA. They are Joe
Levkowitz and Joe Myerson.
Tucson AZA Treasure Hunt
While the activities for the
next several weeks has not
been completed, on tap is a
tre asure hunt for July 2,
starting out from the Center.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
R.kA~
IRa1,erh
Stacy Harold Oresman

A son, a first child was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Oresman, 1852 E. Cody, on
June 13 weighing Z lb. 13 OF.
and q inches tall. Bris was
held June 20 with Cantor Fal-
kow as mohel and the baby S
grandfather, Theodore Ores
man as sandek. Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Torin, baby's uncle and
aunt, were godpare n t S.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Oresman, Tue
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
drow, New York. Mr..
Oresman is on the staff at
Sneller'S.
Brian Jeffrey Bee
First son and third child
was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bee, 1902 La Jolla Cir
Gle on June 20. He weighed
8 lb. 6 OF. and was 21 inches
tall. On Monday the Bris was
conducted by Cantor FalkoW
with Hyman E p S tel in, the
baby's grandfather the san
dek. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Fine
were godparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Epstein, E. 9th
and Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Blumen-
thai, New York are grandpa
rents. Mr.. Bee is co-oWner of
the Bee-Fine Insurance Co.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Teach Swimming

Adult Center members may
Join classes in beginners and
advanced swimming instruc-
ton to commence June %. In
struction will be held every
Tuesday and Thursday from
7:30 to 8 pm. Pool will con-
tinue open to adults to III
pm. Registration should be
made at the Center office in
advance of that date.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
";':':; ';':':;
Paul Deutsch

Paul DeutSch
At Sabbath services on July
9 at Congregation Anshei Is
rael, Paul Deutsch will be
Bar Mitzvah. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Deutsch, 724
N. Martin invite members of
the congregation and their
friends to attend the Kiddish
after services in the auditor
ium.
Paul is in the eighth grade
at Mansfield school. He's a
Boy Scout, is interested in
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

Busztn 49, and his wife, Helga, &C. Vennese physc
ans the u S. to start life anew The couple, VIC
times of Nazi persecution will inferno at hospital in Poug
keepsie escaped direct NaZi persecution by
hiding Joseph Feldner wellnown V1ennese phy
sician years. the Dr. Feldner adopted
His parents and brother perished Dr. Helga spent
two wears in concentration She
speciazes heart husband speciaizes in
psychiatry.
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01
Norton Lehman

Norton Lehman
The Haftorah will be read
by Norton Lehman at his
Bar Mitzvah at Sabbath serv-
ices at Congregation Anshei
Israel August 13. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leh,
man, Lordsburg, NM. and
the grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
The Arizona post., 1955-07-01

mechanical draw in G and
stamp collecting. Swimming
is his favorite sport. Present
for the ceremony will be Rab
bi and Mrs. Oh. Davidovich
Of Denver, great uncle and
aunt, Mrs. Max Orgel and
Mrs. Anna Korn, great aunts
from II w York.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Deutsch will
entertain at an At Home the
following evening.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
VA Reports Rise
In Home Loan Bids

The Veterans Administration
has reported q sharp increase in
home loan guaranty applications
between September and October
and q slight drop in requests for
appraisals.
During October the agency re-
Iceiyed 62.6a5 home loan appIi-
cations. q gain Of Il per cent
over the 55,l25 reported during
September. The October figure
also compares favorabiy with ST.
$40 received during the corre-
spending month Of 1854.
Appraisal requests totaIed H.
795 on proposed homes during
October as against 45,063 dur
ing September. The number Of
appraisal requests on existing
homes rose slightly from Septem-
Der to October. but not enough
to Offset the drop in the requests
for proposed home appraisals.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Sold Coust Blast Brings
|Specicl Police Escorts

AcCRA. Gnid Coast. Nov. IL
tR1 Police have provided spe-
cial escorts for Gold Coast cab
met ministers after q dynamite
explosion at the residence Of the
Premier. DR. KWaine Nkrumah.
DR.. Nkrumah had just returned
from an irvestiture party at Gov
eminent House Thursday night
and was holding q private COM
ference with cabinet members
when the explosion occurred.
No one was injured. Ten sus-
pec4a we're rounded UP for ques-
tionlns.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
By MARY i. VAUGHAN

Genuine affection between
Korean diplomatic representa-
tives and American military
forces came to the forefront
last night.
A spontaneous demonstra-
tion of the respect and per-
sonal good will between both
countries vas evidenced ct q
party III the Korean Embassy,
held III observance of the 10th
anniversary Of Korean Navy
Day,
Hundreds of guests gathered
for the occasion. which was
ciimaxed BY 4 ceremony con-
ferTing degrees on American
military personnel.
The Korean Ambassador
and Nine. Yang issued invita-
tions for the event, but Nine.
Yang was unable to be present
because Of Illness.
The Ambassador. Dr. You
Chan Yang. began the cere-
inony by eonferring the KO-
rean Order Of Military Merit.
called Taeguk. z with gold
star upon former Chief Of Ma
val Operations Admiral Rob-
ert b. Carney.
Or. Yang. who has been an
active ND, Is also an able
MI. c.. The Ambassador, who
has d true human touch COM
manding the respect Of those
around him, decorated Adj
lntral Carney. in the name Of
the Korean government. for
outstanding service To the Re-
public Of Korea
The brilliant medal, III ruby
red and turquoise enamel col
ors. represented, according to
the engraved citation written
til Korean la1guage) Admiral
Carneys sympathetic inter-
est and keen foresight for the
welfare and wise guidance Of
the modern Republic Of Korea
Navy. The lengthy citation was