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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28
FEATURE Ra
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Penny, "A, Involved
In Real Romance
THE PROBLEM
MR. M. Cur 14-year-old kisses and necks.
MRS M CT don't think she'd go too far.

The Fomily Council consists Of Judge,
psychiotrist, three cIergymen, q
newspaper writer, women's editor
and two writers. Eoch article is q
summary Of on octuol cose history.
The council reports on problems thot
hove been dealt with by responsible
agencies ond eounselors.
ously when I have cautioned her
against too much petting or
kissing.
II don't think she would go
too far and I would rather have
her kissing in the living room
than elsewhere. We can't lay
down the law too hard or we'll
lose her confidence.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
This delicate problem cannot
be disposed of as crudely as Mr..
M. c. suggests. But Mrs. M. CTS
pussyfooting is also dangerous.
Certainly Penny is much too
young for what she is doing.
Penny has undoubtedly taken
her mothers warnings seriously
on the theoretical level, but
doesn't quite apply it to what
she Is doing with the boy she
believes she loves. Her evasion
of discussion with her mother
is not a good sign.
Penny may not intend to "goI
too far" but could easily find
herself doing just that under the
impetus Of her new, unmanage-
able emotions.
It's time for Mrs. M. C. tol
level with Penny. She must let
the girl know her parents feel
there is entirely too much
physical contact in the relation
ship. She can tell Penny that If
she is serious about being I'M
love. she is certainly doing herr
relationship with the boy a great
deal Of harm.
1t is difficult, If not impossible.
to revoke freedoms once they
have been granted and Penny
has certainly gotten too much
too soon. The parents will now
just have to show more firm
ness on the general subject Of
physical contact and on SPEND
ing too much time alone with
one boy.
They should suggest that this
couple go out more with the
crowd and encourage Penny to-
invite large and small groups of
youngsters to the house.
Tomorrow: Should wife object to
husbond supporting his brother9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28

conscience. I toss and turn every
night
But / will tell you about some
hooks I wriggled off Of in the
past, how they were baited and
why l scurried of with q lip
Of my fms.
Almost any fellow who is
fairly presentable. sees his den
fist twice a year and has a
decent job will have the same
experiences during the shopping
period when he is saying to him
self that If. while looking around,
he finds something nice, he'll
buy.
A Hungry Girl
First, there was the girl who,
after our initial date. waited
until l got back to my delight
lonely room and then
phoned me to- say good night.
She phoned me at the Office the
next morning to say good morn
ing and again at noon to ask
where I would lunch and what
was l doing that night. And
would / like to meet her mother?
This girl was not in love with
me, mind you, but she did seem
to be extraordinarily hungry. It
took but a few days to wind up
this affair.
Then there was the girl who
must have been "a If she was a
day and who, when / asked for a
date, said she'd have to consult
her mother and l mustn't keep
her out after IL because her
mother waited up for her and
got very sleepy around that
time.
l wasn't interested in adopt
ing any children at the moment,
and since I might want to do q
lot Of things without consulting
her mother, i felt there was no
future with her.
One Of the most discouraging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28

Fridoy: Some women like dogs like
ne"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28

TemoHov Blsoa -thinains ussd h
soms eoronoT ssssh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28
Professor to Speak

The Rev. Edmund Bernard,
professor of sacred theology at
Catholic University. will speak
on ''The Major Beliefs Of Ca
tholicism" at 1870 pm. tomor-
row at George Washington Uni
versity, 2033 G street NV. The
lecture is sponsored by the
George Washington University
Faculty Women's Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28
GOOD EVENING, LADIES
Women Can Bait
Some Odd Traps
By KEN DuYALL

Once and Tor all and not to be repeated again. girls this
not column for the lovelorn So might well stamps
and stop asking why since such ovabe characters
you can't find men who want to get married.
don't know any men who to get married and I
wouldn't tell you about them if I did. have enough my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28

These ancient Spanish stirrups make plant holders
says Mrs. David Lee of Pasadena Calf She found IL
pairs of the heavy brass footsuppors during the eight
years she lived in Colombia The strrups believed to
have been used by the conquistados the Spanards
to arrive in South America than centuries ago
Wide World Photo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11
Girl, 2, browns
DEATH.AUTo DRIVER HUNTED

DEATH STILLS WATERS OF GAY BACKYARD POOL
Detroit News)
Four miles from Walled Lake. whore IS Of wooded
land surround the comfortable brick home Of John Sparks
there Is On empty swimming pool.
The rvssstinsd hopseoteh court in the cement walk q
the side Of the pool deserted and aqvssntsd innsrtvbss
lie idle on the POOLS floor.
Twoyssred Norma Jssn Sparks died there yesterday
and today The pool drained.
While her mother Loretta. fixing lunch . nearby
picnic table and her sister and five brothers frosd In the
Norma Jean toddsd the edge Of the pool and fell in
There only foot and half Of water in the pool but
II enough to claim her ifs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11
What Can Retired
Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
c. S. READING ROOMS ALMOST IMPERATIVE FOR
WEARY WANDERERS SEEKING ALLEMBRAclNc
CHRIST IDEAL OF ONE AND ONLY ONE. PERFECT
CREATOR. CREATION, AND UNIVERSE. Externally
HARMONIOUS. 'SUPERcHARclNc' ALL SPACE
WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFE!" TEACHING
YOU ALL THNcST
And you demonstrate the mythical Of the human
and mstsrsI-hs "ssenmerey shsdowy covnterfeits Of
the divine end chrsiks!
And you demonstrate he vnresIiy Of SIM disease. Deaths
deformitss. wars. communism hell matter" and soeaed
everlasting thought concepts ALL apns
the REAL the codIikel
SENIOR FORUM
WHAT CAN RETIRED MINISTER DO?
BY Tom Collins free Press
o. a minister. Ny church retired this spring
in favor Of younger and settled . pension Of
1880 year. Ny wife and can't get by this and have
been looking around for type Of work might do.
would be grateful you could give few suggestions.
The Rev. J. r. r.
AThere something wrong in society that will retire
minister. Atnan has been Cody oil his life doesn't
cease 10 be Cody ch his 65fh birthday who hes
ehsnsd The babies and married boys and girls who has
called the sick prayed for the WE'LL eonsosd fhs worried
and buried them sl-how . minister be rsfrsd7
But to get the qveson-writs typewriter double
spaced minimum Of so pages new approach to
peace Of mind Nothing this mdon Of the 10th Century
sells we'll spiritual advice how not 10 worry Ask your
librarian what publisher send TO- But get apProaeh
Meanwhile you get Job speaker for ths state
conservation department. See you get lob IS adviser
your mayor your Governor your Senator u would 30
fine publicity for Them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11
Latin Poverty

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
MovEMENT-MY GREATEST AND ONLY PukE AND
MATURE, AND COMPLETE RELIGIOUS, EDUcA
TIokAL, THERAPEUTIC. AND CULTURAL SYSTEM
IN ALL THE WORLD. IN ALL TIME. WHICH WILL WIPE
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM RIGHT orr The
FACE or THE EARTH! AND WILL REVEAL AND
DEMONSTRATE CHRIST JESUS TO BE THE NO.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. AND THAT he IS THE WAY
THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"l
NY GREATEST LEADER SINCE CHRIST JESUS. MARY
BAKER EDDY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF NY CHRIST
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH. FULFILLING JESUS
PROMISE or ANOTHER COMFORTER WHO WILL
TEACH you ALL THINGS" IN HUMILITY.
HONESTY, AND MORAL COURAGE FREQUENTLY
STATED HER POSITIONS FOLLOW YOUR lEADsk
ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRISTI
LATIN POVERTY AND DISTRESS AID RED
TRoUBLEMAkERs
BY Russell Barnes tOs'roh news!
Guatemala Is not only Latin American country n"s"so
by internal disorders.
Potential revolutionary conditions prevail IN nome'oo'
South and Central American countries OIL me way from Ar
ssnsins In The south 70 Cube in The NORTH
Causes for the unrest IN Latin America vary from country
10 country but In every instance Communists arc busy
ina fuel on the flames Of national disconsnss.
The cvsmssn rsvoIts attracting particular sen'o"
because the s Central American republic lying norm OF
the Psnsms Canal has closer TO going Common' me"
any other Western Hemisphere nss'on.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11

CONTINUED from Back Page)
VICTIMS DIE m THEIR TRACKS m TEXAS OIL BLAST
WALL OF FIRE BURNS UP 10
free Press)
DUMAS. Tsx.-tAPl-Fovr huge petroleum tanks exploded
Sunday bathing 10 IN svpsrhot wall Of flame and kill
ing them In their tracks
Thryawo others hospitsIzsd with burns Some
horribly scared.
The towering orange explosion rsbsI in ANA
riIIo. 20 miles away
Terrified spectators watched friends and kin stumbled
meaning and crying from The smoke end fame . tank
farm Of the Shamrock oil oss Corp.
1.-THE fiery blast snvsd their lives and they ervmpIed
In their tracks, said BILL Task. editor Of the Moore
County News
The hrs-blsss hot beyond belief survivors said.
workman IN shack 200 yards from The first explosion
seorehsd railroad bridge quarter Of a mile away
burned Up.
This Texas Panhandle Of 5000 gssrsd for
disaster ts large. but rs country town. and everybody
helps everybody sss end less than four hours after
disaster oil shs 81 burned had been taken
previously calm 4obsd Moore County Memorial Hospital
The tank that caused ihs holocaust ls0oobsrsi
mixing sswsemsns filled with highly explosive psnssns used
In gasoline refining
The explosion on chain Of blasts end fires In sur
rounding isnks used Cor crude oil Storage
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11

AvERTINc TRANSPORT DISASTERS
APPOINT cHRIsTLlKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IN
EXECUTIVE MISUNDERSTANDING CONSTRUCTION
AND OPERATION AIRCRAFT, RAILROADS!
PUT THE DEVILS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO
INDUSTRIES OUT or BUSINESS IN FAVOR or
MORALLY, SPIRITUALLY LEGITIMATE ACTIVITIES IN
HARMONY WITH THE FATHERS BUSINESS" THE
ONE REAL WORK OF THE ENTIRE HUMAN RAcEl
THE SAME FOR DRUG STORE MEDICINES. SOOTHING
sYRUPs. FOR UNREPENTANT SINNERS EXPECTING
WtIITEWAsH HEALINcs OF THE DEVLl-ANIMAL
MAcNETIsM-snd Is shs Scripture says:
THE DEVIL WILL PERFORM MIRACLES THAT WILL
DECEIVE. IF POSSIBLE, THE VERY ELEcT"l
But those whifswssh hsslings Of hs devil do
premature Deaths but, hs contrary, ihs devi-snnsi
rssnsssnn oil healing sndssvors which exclude Ny two
ipsrssvs witnesses since Christ Jssvs-chrss Science Mes
ssh and incompatible Prophecies Mary Baker Eddy-dns
Healer extraordinary leave the doubtful bsnsfcisriss
hlchly susceptible 70 THE DAY or THE LORD TWILIGHT
coMETH AS THIEF m THE NIcHT"i-bvs is divine Love-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11

6UvW8 OVuA00 0uuOA
(co(k1mue6 fsom bsck pse,,
CHINESE REDS INVADE BURMA
tpstret Times,
today to have invaded northern Burma with hundreds Of
troops.
Several Villages In hs mountain and lvnul, are.
that lies below the southern border China were said 70 have
been occupied BY fhs invaders vp 10 80 miles
The Bvrmess cabinet reported emergency session.
The foreign office would neither confirm nor deny the invasion
report.
NO REASON
No Immediate reason was apparent for INVASION
the past Red China patrols have wondered into Burns
but they always have Withdrawn when their error was pointed
out.
This time, however, they were said to have ignored al
protests by army and civil authorities continued TO move
inland claiming the border he'd officially dsmsrcsted
The reported invasion took pses In that has been
In constant rebellion against ths Ransoon government ever
since Burma declared Us independents Of Britain in 94s
GROUPS SPLIT
The wilderness inhabited mostly by Karens peope
Of Thschinsss origin who form the Buddhist nations most
important minority.
The major groups Of Karsns in the northern states
recently split up Of them joining the Of Chang
Kahes armies that took refuge In Burma others Join.
ing forces with native Communist bands that also
In rebellion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11

SECURITY. life MORE ABUNDANTLY"!
seek YE FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS, AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL BE
ADDED UNTO YOU!
But-the MYTH the mesmerism and hypnosism OF the
devil and his UNREAL substance matter and flesh, hinder
acceptance the Christ THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE
LIFE"-
But the fvIImeni Of promise Jesus and Nine your
Cod sllhsmoniovs" Of another Comforter
teach you ali things HAS BEEN FULFILLED, and Is
gaining increasing momentum in these 30 momensovs years
the Civil War; Emancipation ProeIamafion msrtydom
Of beloved Abe Lincoln, fhe appointment within year
OF Gods Incompatible Prophecies Mary
Baker Eddy, dseovssr founder and Leader OF
the Christian Science movement - THE PREDEsTlNE0.
EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND
THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL OF THE HUMAN RACES. who
WILL step by STEP and hereafter be compelled owing TO
suffering become chrske Christian observation-disclosures being
No. !.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11
Nnf,e and Painful Deaths
TIE foaecolfjc ANSWERS, IN LARGE Measure.
THE TROUBLED NURSE. HAVING TO
WITNESS PAINFUL DEATHsl

~ Blv Graham free Prsss)
QUESTION: am . working In large city hospital.
ss ss wosk and get real satisfaction out Of meeting the
needs Of these who suffering also believe have been
able bring cheer 10 those who lonely But when have
70 witness death Of people, myself stricken with
fear Thst the only time don't like ths work. Someone
told me spiritual problem. but don't know. What
do you think? s.
ANSWER The fear Of dssh Is something Mat oil people
sometime. With many. mis- fear Is greatly aggravated
You did ts you believer in Christ not for
that makes . crest difference
Christ the fear Of death for those
who believe in Him. Ne has brought life and Immortality TO
light through Gospel Man. nature fears death because
death swsys associated with judgment and with the
known We fear bscsvss do know what lies ahead.
But Christ hes made ths wsy for through His
DEATH He provides eternal life and has promised His pres
In oil Of lfs's sxpsrisness and in death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11

II MATTER" WERE THE SOLID SUBSTANCE WHICH
THE Owls pupes oELlEvE IT 70 Be,
ANo n the ERRONEOUS HUMAN CONCEPT or
WEIGHT AND SUBSTANCE WERE TRUE. THAT TIE
WORLD WEIGHS BILLIONS OF TONS AND MERELY
RoTATEs IN SPACE ~ DIVINE LAW.
THAT WOULD BE A GIGANTIC MIRACLE. INDEED
But NY heavenly, sspscssmbr selng. chrlstIks, hsr
menovs universe functions logically and vndsrsndah
end With The ms'smsesI accuracy your finest msehsas.
your finest watches. for example.
THE so-eALLep MATERIAL" WORLD AND vN
VERSE ARE MERELY Shadow MORTAL THOUGHT
CONCEPTS OF THE "uNSEEN," THE Externally
HARMONIOUS. SPIRITUAL AND cHRisTLikE!
Hebrew Gentleman Asks About
Reinearnation and Christian Science!
WE DO NOT ACCEPT IT AS GENERALLY UNDER.
STOOD. BUT We CAN DEFINE FOR you MAN,
WOMAN. AND CHILD FOR THE PRESENT AND
ETERNITY AS GOD, FROM HIS HOLY SCRIPTURES.
AND COPYRIGHTED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LITERATURE. REVEALED TO THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY AGO:
MAN. WOMAN, AND CHILD ARE NOW AND ETERNAL.
LY. A CONSCIOUSNESS, LIVING NOT IN OR OF. THE
BODY. BUT RATHER THE BODY LIVES IN U.s.
IN CONSCIOUSNESS!
is MERELY A MYTHICAL. VISIBLE MORTAL
T-3-DIMENSIoNAL IMAGE OF AN INDE-
sTRUcTIBLE. MARVELLOUS. ETERNAL. DIVINE IDEA.
GODS VERY IMAGE AND LIKENESs!!I
THE HUMAN BODY, THE EARTH, SUM- MOON. AND
STARS. ALL SPACE AND CREATION ARE IN US. NOT
OUTSIDE OF US! THEY ARE IN CONSCIOUSNESS!
THOSE STARS OUT YoNDER ARE IN YOU. NOT OUT
SIDE OF YOU THEY ARE IN CONSCIOUSNESS AS
DEsTRUcTlBLE IMAGES OF MARVELLOUS, iNDEsTRUcT-
IBLE. SPIRITUAL, AND DIVINE IDEAS.
PART
SIX THOUSAND B. OMAN DEFINED AS GODS
IMAGE. BUT THE CORRUPTION OF THE DEVILS
JUDAlsM-PRIsoNER OF THE DEvIL-ATTRlBUTEs
DIVINITY TO HUMAN FLESH WHICH IS MERELY
sHADoWiY, MYTHICAL. MORTAL THOUGHT
CONCEPT OF DIVINE SUBSTANCE INFINITE iNFALLL
BILE, MAJESTIC SPIRIT. MIND. SOUL. DIVINE LOVE-
THE ONE SUBSTANCE AND PARENT Inland Of
THE ENTIRE UNvERSEl
"cALL NO MAN. ;. s. YOUR FATHER, FOR BUT ONE
IS YOUR FATHER. WHICH IS IN HEAvEN"-
EVERYWHERE PRESENT.
Hence Savior Holy Ghost conceived rather than via
earna ego incompatible Messiah Son. Christ Jesus aid
TO define God be ineorporea eshIsss,
Spirit
And Of those in low state Of morality and spirituality
TO accept such idsalsn. Jesus said:
why ye understand my speech? because ys
hear my word
rye Of your father The devil and the Ivss Of your
father ys will do He murderer from the beginning end
truth because there is truth in him. When
he spsseth lie, he speakeh Of his for he liar,
and the father Of if."-John s:43, A.
Gods image and likeness true being. must be On
sssrnay harmonious christke. spiritual consciousness TAX
Ing oil space the entire universal does Godvns
infinite harmonious all space and universe embracing Con-
seiovsness.
SECURITY, life MORE ABUNDANTLY"l
seek We FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS, AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL BE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11
Similar Faulty Thinking, Discipline
Prayers, Leadership, misleading
Scripture) and You Have

SSuuPSUs 81 ossN W uuOvO
~ BOYS KILLED. ONE IN HiT-RUN"
Detroit Times)
"ciRL. 2. BROWNS"
Detroit Nsws)
"BoY FACES BLINDNESS FROM FIGHT IN SCHOOL"
Detroit News)
z Boys Killed, One in hit-Run
pEArH.Avro DRIVER HUNTED
Detroit Tlmes
Two young Detroit boys killed and third in
vrsd traffic accidents that occurred within two hours yes
fsrday afternoon.
One Of the victims. BeeviIs boy, was struck from
behind his bicycle by hrvn the impact sending the
boys bike high into fhs air and dropping II bicycling
companion.
The second traffic fatality Ronald Tvraa. 8. Of ALL
Dodge struck and killed he dared out Of field and
into Domino Of Dwysr
The driver. Ernst A. sshsn SRI 46. Of 14i4 Philip.
cleared Of blame by police
Victim Of hs hitrvn Arnold Harsravss. 10.
Of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Harsrsvss Of s7ol BsIlsvs In Belle
vIs who riding north BsIsvils road Robson
road
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-11

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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. AUGUST II. 1855
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-05-18
San Francisco Experiences
Unprecedented 81 Degree
Record Spring Weather

SAN FRANCISCO, R-Nofrnal-
ly cooled comfortably by ocean
breezes, San Francisco unexpect-
edly produced hot w-ather news
oddities Wednesday. The temper
allure reached a record 81.
Sunlight beaming through
Roos Bros. store window on Mar
ket St. turned on the fire ex-
tinguisher sprinklers.
When Officer Thomas G. Cry
der started his motorcycle to pur-
sue a Bayshore FreeWay speeder.
the super-heated gas tank blasted
flames six feet high. Gryder
jumped free and was not burned.
An armored car service driver
put out the fire with chemical
extinguisher.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-05-18
ENDING INCOME TAXES

The idea that the individual income tax might be
eliminated in the United States catching in various
parts of the country.
Several years ago it suggested-and consider
able momentum developed behind the suggeston-that
income taxes be levied only limited percentage of
ones income. However, this movement was turned
aside and has somewhat diSsipated
Now in its place comes a movement to end indivd-
ual income taxes The dea which at first seems mpos-
sibe is interesting and there is possibility such taxes
will be eliminated
Currently, income taxes supply the federal gov
eminent with $50 900 900 the total budget That
IS they comprise almost half the collected by
are ended new taxes will have to be levied to make up
the loss in revenue
retail sales tax could be levied or one of several
other proposals could be adopted 1t would probably
be that several new taxes would be required to provide
the revenue now supplied by income taxes
The greatest advantage to be realized in eliminat-
ing the income tax would be the elimination of the
millions of manpower days lost each year in computing
income taxes The US citizen now obligated to spend
a considerable amount of his time working free for
the government figuring out how much of his money
the government can possibly get
In addition to this income taxes are not fairly
regulated and certain groups enjoy great advantages
over other groups. Generally speaking the salarieo
worker takes it the chin while farmers professional
people and businessmen often enjoy wide range of
possible deductions
The elimination of the income tax therefore and
the substitution of something like retail sales tax
as part of the substitute plan would put the collection
OF government revenue easily operated basis and
one on which there would be little doubt as to who /
was obligated to pay what
great amount of study and planning will be re-
CURED before these taxes be eliminated
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-05-18
Farm Revolt Fails
To Show Up In
Nebraska Primary

The Republican National Com
mittee and several COP senators
say the Democrats have failed to
'stir UP a farm revolt" But Sen.
Mansfield D-Mont says he be-
lieves farmers will be voting
Democratic in November
The COP National Committee
got out a statement claiming the
returns from the Nebraska pr1-
mary-in which President Eisen-
hover polled nearly twice as
many votes as Sen. Estes Ke-
fauver = represented another
sharp rebuke" to what it called
Democratic demagogues. y
The Nebraska primary Tuesday
had been watched for possible
signs of a farm belt rebellion
against Eisenhower administra-
ton agriculture policies.
But the ratio of Republican to
Democratic vote totals in separate
party primaries in Nebraska fol-
lowed past performances in that
normally Republican state.
In Washington, Sen. Aiken Or
w, the senior Republican on the
/ Senate Agriculture Committee,
said in his view the Democrats
made a very determined effort to
stir up a farm revolt but it didn't
take hold
But Mansfield didn't see the sit
uation that way He said it looks
to him as though the farmers are
keeping quiet right now but they
are watching their prices and will
be voting Democratic in Novem-
Der"
The II delegates Eisenhower ap-
parently has won in the Nebraska
primary pushed his total to 666-
four more than the majority need
ed to nominate in the l,323-vote
COP national convention.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-05-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF ALASKA, SECOND
JUDICIAL DIVISION
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
w w. LAWS, Plaintiff VS. KATHERINE
LAWS, Defendant.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT,
GREETINGS:
You are hereby required to appear III
the District Court for the District of
Alaska, Second Judicial Division. within
thirty 1901 days after the last publica-
ton of this summons. namely within
thirty 1901 days after the LIST day of
July. 1856. in case this summons is pub
lished; within forty go days after
the date of its service upon you in case
this summons is served upon you per
sonally, and answer the Complaint of the
above named plaintiff on file in said
Court in the above entitled action.
The plaintiff in said action prayS for
an absolute divorce.
And in the event you fail to appear
and answer. the plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you for want Thereof, and
will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in his Complaint and as
hereinabove stated.
Witness the Honorable Walter H.
Hodge, Judge of the said Court, and the
seal of said Court hereunto affixed, the
9Th day of May. 1856
tSEAL) NorVin w. Lewis
Clerk of the District Court
District of Alaska
Second Judicial Division
Publish May IL. 10, Is, June l, 1856