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N. ARLINGTON. 5O40 nth ST
North, Shirley Woods section--Finl
trees, 7s-ft. front, I0.66S SO. IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
Harry Bridges, One Of Devils
..." Democrats Reds! And
DANGER SPOT IN HAWAII"
m. Y. Tribune EditoriaD

u
WASHINcToN-The Hawaiian Islands. with reason. often
have been called the paradise Of the Pacific They like
emerald gems rising out Of the Pacific 2400 miles
west Of San Francisco They being discovered these days
by and Thousands Of vaeationng Americans.
But the importance Of the islands playground Is by
far overhadowed the fact that they also keystone in
the United States Pacific defenes-s fact which UNDER
scored with death and destruction when the japanese at
tackled the fleet in Pearl Harbor in l94l.
Because these islands Of strategic importance to
Americas defense, il is disturbing that two today
hold formidable grip their economy and their economic
Misunderstanding They Harry Bridges and Jack Hall.
the two most powerful figures in the international Long
shoremens and Warehovsemen's Union, which frequently
has under attack being Commvnist-nfirated.
Harry Bridges is president Of ihe !. l. w. u, which
operates the West Coast we'll in Hawaii Jack Hall
is regional director Of the vnion and his Of operations
is Hawaii where the l. L. w. y. has 1000 members
working in the pineapple and onsshore industries
Jack Hall convicted with six others in mid1953
by Federal Court Of having eonspred to overthrow fhs
Of the United States by force and violence His
appealed the Court Of Appeals In San Francisco
And there the appeal has rested for than three years
without decision by the higher court
Meantime Jack Hall Is under $4,000 ball and he con-
fnve his leadership Of The union In Hawaii Bridges
lieutenant while his friends promote the argument that his
conviction nothing than plot by the bosses"
wreck the union and thus deprive The workers Of the
nomie gains which the union has for them.
Certainly is questionable whether men with such
backgrounds should under any circumstances hold the posi-
on Of power which they occupy The situation calls for
searching Congressional Investigation and persistent
iicn by fhe Attorney Generals office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
.Boy, IA, Motor Scooter Death

THE DEVIL TAKING so YEARS. PLUS. VIA NON
CHRIST SCIENTIST PARENTS. CHURCH, SUNDAY
SCHOOL, EDUCATION! BUT. THE ONE REAL
CREATION AND UNIVERSE S-A-T-U-RA'T-E ALL
SPACE WITH oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!
HENCE, ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL" P4ENoM
ENA-MERELY VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT
BURLESoUES OF DIVINE IDEAS-ARE UNREAL
THE ADAM AND EVE A-L-L.E-C-o-R-Y, WHICH CON-
TRADIcTs THE PERFECTION OF GODS CREATION,
STATED IN THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS, IS
GIGANTIC FRAUD, MYTH. AND COLOSSAL,
SPIRITUAL ADULTERER INJECTING THE ENTIRE
BIBLE FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION AND
ONLY NY CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG CHRISTIAN
ScIENTIsTS!-ARE COMPETENT TO LIBERATE
MY CHOSEN BIBLE-KINC JAMES PROTESTANT
FROM THE INVOLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL ADULTERY
OF ALL NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST RELIGIONS PHlLoSo-
PIXIES, EDUCATION, AND so-eaIIed CULTURE
ALL SATAN BOUND"!-VIA THE SUBTLETY OF
ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND THE DEVILS SOCIAL
"H-BOMB" SE-x!!!
Times) Services for Douglas R. Lvndeen IA, who
killed while riding scooter 70 friends house Christ
evening. will be held at pm. at the Howe-Peferson
Funeral Home Dearborn. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
"son, Is. Of ChrysIer Aide, Dies In
Cars(rasIl"

THEgpevvi TAKING 50 YEARS. OWING 70
DEFECTIVE PRAYERS THINKING, DISCIPLINE. EDu-
CATION CULTURE. OF NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST
PARENTS, CHURCH. HOME. SUNDAY sHool!
a." died in Ponsiaes 81. Joseph Mercy Hospital tour
hours after he injured In automobile accident near
Ms home Roy bissols, r Bloomfield Hits. son Of koy
D. Bssioa sr plant manager Of me chryssr Corps Nine
MILE Press Plant was returning shortly after midnight
from his Christmas vacation Job in filling station when
the crash occurred. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
Prayer Requests:
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham

QUESTION:: Do you believe that earnest prayer will
likely induce God to grant reqvesfs7-M N. c.
ANSWER: The Bible says: The earnest fsrvent prayer
Of righteous avaefh mveh"
Two things revealed in this Scripture. First. the
prayer flow from righteous heart. We must be able
TO say "Ovr Father" In other words, must be In the
family Of God Second, the prayer must be earnest and
sincere. Vain repeons empty words. and hslf-hssrtsd
petitions will moi be heard Of God.
Even this does not that all OF our personal re-
quests will be granted Someone has said that God
all requests but Of them answered with no."
This means. of course. that when pray must pray
THY will be done earth Is In heaven" When
petitions coincide with His will. then prayers
swered and petitions are granted.
Sometimes prayers not answered because they
prayed seIhshy. James said: I'VE have NOT Because
ask amss." w "
We need desperately edseover the secret Of prevail
ing prayer The Christian simply cannot live he ought
without prayer Jesus would not have said men ought
always to pray and not faint"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
Ancient Bible, Modern Problems!
BY Billy Graham

BY Billy Graham Vree 49,"
ougsTIoN-In Louisville you said The Bible hes sss
answers Tor eli our problems How can u when was wns-
fen thousands Of years ago and the situation b 50 a"sssns
foday?-B. ?.
ANsWER-Ths Bible speaks 10 s&sprshasHs oeshs hssf
and spirit the questions having to do win We and ssssn
These changed The man driving On expensive
car down super highway has exactly the same spiritual
problems and needs Of riding camel seross the
desert in Abrshams time.
The woman working in q modern air-eondioned effies
today has te need Of right relationship with Christ
which the woman In the heart OF Africa has.
The Bible speaks telling Of sin In all OF its ugly
manifestations II tells how Christ TO solve the sin
problem and II makes he redesming love Of God as found
in His Son. real TO vs-somefhins which we may hsvs
without coss-fo be received by an act OF faith.
As illustration Of how modern shs Bible Is, take the
Book Of Proverbs This probably written Adopt 5000
years ago and yet any young person today will find that
tells problems Of Of honesty Of right and wrong
as they faced right now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
Fire Loss AT Marshall Michigan Is
$40. 600" 49,.

GOD TOMS .Uu1RoiT vRIBuNE:
MR. MAYOR, COMMON COUNCIL, ct All YOU
WILL FIND THE CAUSE AND vtE CURE FOR SUCH
MaY.T4I-GcA-L--yEs. WE MEAN MYTHICAL
Rur DISTRESSING, VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT
BuRLEsoUEs OF THE EXCLUSIVE. DIVINE AND
ETERNAL HARMONY, NY FLESHLEss, IhthAATeRlAl.
.cHRIsTriKE. SPIRITUAL IDEAS. IN THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE CHURCHES, READING ROOMS. AND ALL
OF THE IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVE.
MENTI-MY GREATEST AND ONLY PURE AND
MATURE, AND COMPLETE RELIGION AND TH9RA-
PEUTIcS OF ALL TIME!
IN THE LIVES. THINKING. AND SPEECH OF MY
cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS YoUAWILL FIND
AID IN THE PREVENTION OF SUCH vNF oRTussATE
LossEsl
FIRE LOSS AT MARSHALL IS $4,000 !.
tDssrelt'stsws)
MARSHALL, Mich, Dec. 27-FIamss Tanned by . so
mile sn-ovr wind caused estimated $l20o00 dsWseue
70 the Permab Manufactured Homes Inc plant here sst
night
The fire advanced within 100 feet Of gasoline storage
depot before the wind shifted.
Traffic on US-27, half block from HE plant IVES -
routed for several until the bazs brought under
control at ~ o'clock
Firemen from Marshall and four nearby communities
pumped water smoderng lumber through ths night
The fire. discovered at pm. destroyed warehouse.
small frame office building and the contents Of outdoor
lumber storage yard record warehouse unchanged.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
Heart Illness Fatal To Export
Chief
Jerome r. Gould. 80.

Timesl
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIRuNE
THE so-cALLED HEART ATTACK WAS AT-H.IalK.
Ing S-U-F.F-o-c-A-T.o-N!-THE DEVIL TAKING
30 YEARS, OWING TO SPIRITUAL IN.iAATuRITY,
IMPURiTY, BORN or INDIFFERENCE TO, OR CON.
TEMPT or. NY IMPERATIVE PosT-cIvIL WAR
REVELATION. A RESURRECTION OUT OF THE WAR;
FULFILLING JESUS AND NY PROMISE or
"ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER =.
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THlNcs"i
AND CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS SUCH, AND THE
HUMAN RACE WILL BOW THE KNEE TO IT AND
NY INCOMPATIBLE Observation-Disclosures
THEREOF. GREATEST REPRESENTATIVE SINCE
CHRIST JESUS. THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY
a.. Mr.. Gould. native Of Rye, NJ ". yves On inter
national authority and ecnsutsns export psesulns and
packing He sso lecturer author end eonsvIbvser
to export technical books" Uimssl Sal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
Defective Protection Of "Satan
Bound Religions!
"Fast-Moving Fireburg Sets
4 Church BIazes"

tDefToIf News d Free Prossl
TRENTON. N. J., Dec. H-Armed with prvne juice bot
Ties filled with gasoline. fastmoving srsonisf set fire TO
four Trenton churches within IS minutes Yesterday causing
more than 100000 damage.
Hardest h the historic. bIoeIons First Methodist
Church. which burned for four hours until brought under
control by I25 from IA fire eompsnes aided by volun-
tssrs from nsghborlns communities
The church Quilted, but damage TO the main
section not extensive.
Dr. Stanley Wage. ths pastor. and four nrsmen
rowy escaped death when the roof collapsed They
he'd been trying TO congregation records dating
back 70 1777.
Damage 10 hs stone church. built In iso2 and The third
oldest Of fs denomination In America estimated
100000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
California Battles Fire

California Battles Fire
CONTINUED from PsvsD
BUT you ALSO KNOW THAT JESUS AND MY
PROMISE IS VALID: BEHOLD. HAVE GIVEN YOU
POWER OVER ALL THE so-caIledl power
or THE ENEMYr-THE DEVILS MYTHICAL,
ANTl.cHRiST. ADAM.EvE DREAM WORLD AND
DEvILIsH COUNTERFEIT OF NY Externally
UNFALLEN OFFSPRING. NY VERY IMAGE AND
LIKENESS - land N-o.TH-l.N.c SHALL BY ANY
MEANS HURT your
THE DEVILS JUDAic SEX EXPLOITATION
OF HOLLYWOOD
CURSE ON THE HEBREWS CALIFORNIA AND
civILIzATIoNl! A CURSE, TOO. ON THE CHRISTIAN
DUPEs WHO ACCEPT THE PAGAN cloRIFIcATIoN
OF THE HUMAN FORM!
THE SCRIPTURES ARE EXPLICIT: 1.-THE FLESH
LUsTETH AGAINST THE SPIRIT AND THE SPIRIT
AGAINST THE FLESH, FOR THESE ARE CONTRARY.
THE ONE TO THE OTHER. so THAT We CANNOT DO
THE THINGS THAT YE WoULD"-AND SHoULDl
ST. Paul.
CALIFORNIA, LIKE TEXAS, SUFFERS FROM THE
DEvILsH ILLUSIONS AND DELUsoNS OF MATERIAL
CONCEPTS OF PARADISE!
WHEREAS. THE MATERIAL is NEVER REAL!-
BECAUSE 1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
[M.Y-THI.c-ALl WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"!-sf. Psvrs postAseension reveIa.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, MY CHOSEN oNEsl. YOU
KNOW THAT THE UNIVERSE IS loo9s THE NANTES
TATloN OF THOUGHT! AND THERE IS ONLY
ONE REAL UNIVERSE Externally. COMPLETELY
POPULATED BY NY ONE AND ONLY REAL
CREATION, THE FLESHLESS, I-N-MATERIAL. SPIRITUAL,
cHRsTLKE!
HENCE, THE PROFOUND WISDOM AND EXAMPLE
OF THE cHlLDLEss CAREER OF JESUS, NY HOLY
GHOST INCOMPATIBLE MESSIAH SON, WHO
DECLARED OF THE CHRIST: II AM THE WAY. THE
TRUTH AND THE LiFE"i AND YOU WILL RECALL
JESUS BLAST At HUMAN REPRODUCTION as you
may read in Luke. Chs n and 70:
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE WoMBs THAT
NEVER BEAR 4. AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO
ARE WITH CHILD AND GIVE SUCK IN THOSE
DAvsT
HUMAN RAcES-DEvILSH, MYTHICAL FRAUDS!
THE HUMAN RACES ARE DEvILtsH. MYTHICAL.
FRAUDULENT coUNTERFETS AND BURLESOUES
OF THE DIVINE AND ONLY REAL CREATION.
THE FLESHlESS. I-M-MATERlAL AND cHRISTLIKE!
AND OUR so-eaIed MATERIAL WORLD IS ONLY
A VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT BURLEsoUE OF THE 4
CHRIST IDEAL WORLD. THE IDEAL OF ONE AND
ONLY ONE cREAToR-sUBsTANcE. SPIRIT. ONE
PARENTl rcsI no MAN ;. FATHER" per Jesvs)
AND ONLY ONE TRUE. Externally
HARMONIOUS CREATION, THE cHRlsTLiKE
AND SPIRITUAL sATURATiNG THE UNIVERSE WITH
oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFEl
HENCE, MRS. EDDYS AND NY PoST-clVL WAR
CHARACTERIZATION: 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [socsIledl ExSTENcE"-p. 49, S&H.
Read the entire paragraph and note he inssence upon
chastity and purity and the rebvkes Of sensvaiy and
soeaed culture and education of the DEVILS anti
Christ AdamEve dvpssl
And then turn TO p $50 and observe Mrs. Eddy's and
my conclusion regarding the history Of evil and It's MYTH
l-cA-L nature: BUT WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT
AT NoTHINcNESS? =. THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
ERRoRT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05

The Devil Takes Is Years From
Valuable Citizen and Society via
Defective Prayers, Thinking,
Discipline, Religion, therapeutics,
Education, Cu|ture-An "Satan
Bound"
RALPH n. TALBOT, 45-prssident Of ihs Mortgage
Banking and Insurance firm bearing his died. in
Veterans Hospital. Ann Arbor member Of Bushnell
Congregational Church survived by wife end three
daughters. :" free Pres, lHlN
AND SIMILAR LOSSES. IN BELIEF. TO SOCIETY:
CATHERINE N. MILLER. IS Nativity Lutheran
Church, Burial Forest Lawn"
"AdoIph Passareli. Al. Of Crosse Ponis Woods Re-
deemer Methodist Church. Burial White Chapel"
"Bernee Finch. 81 ST. Bartholomew Church. Burial
Mf 0Ivet." Times)
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effects Of rezoned property and
less weight to the lesser effects
on neighboring property and on
the community, thus affording
property owners protection.
The resolution said the first
consideration of the County
Board in making coming decis-
ions should be the public inter-
est.
DR.. Lehman asserted that &C.
casional rezoning from COM
mercial to residential wouldn't
discourage businesses planning
to locate in the county.
Another motion passed by the
federation urged rezoning of a
tract Of land in the 5000 block
of Wilson boulevard from COM
mercial to residential.
In other action, the organiza-
ton unanimously elected Walter
Kingsbury president, William
Backus. vice president and C. A.
Salisbury, treasurer. Mr.. Kings
bury has been president for the
last year. The executive COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

BALTIMORE, June 5 (SpeciaD
Conspiracy and bribery charges
today were entered on Federal
Court dockets against Henry Nc
D a nielS, Washington man
charged as a moonshiner, and
Charles S. Burney, formerly po-
lice head at Glen Arden. Md.
The two were indicted late yes
terday by the Federal grand jury
They are on bail pending ar
raignment, which is to be SET
later this month. McDaniels and
other co-defendants on the still
charge arising in Charles County
will be arraigned at that time.
Burney, 14O5 Fifty-second ave.
niue. Chapel Oaks, Md. and Nc
Daniels, 1000 Blaine street NE.
are charged with conspiracy
from April Is to April IS. to offel
Isl $50 as a bride to Federal Rev
Ienue Agent Raymond F. Acker.
The indictment charged that
various telephone communica-
tons had bee nheld and that
meetings were arranged at Bur-
Iney's home. and final offer OF
payment was made at the Ard
more road-George Palmer high
way underpass. in Ardmore. afte>
telephone communications to Mr.
Acker's Silver Spring home.
The bride was in an effort tC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Court U sets Foirfox BonD. {. Man Faces
On Pimmit Sewage Links Brihe Charue

Paessler advised the county to
deny any more permits until
operational data was furnished.
Ban Invoked May Is
On the basis of Mr.. Paessler's
letter and protests of residents
on the plants operation, the
Board of Supervisors on May Is
banned building and plumbing
permits which would allow the
connection of any more houses
to the plant.
Mr.. PaesSler said yesterday
that he felt the plant is mot
being operated properly at all
times" He said the Water Board
will have to consider what ac-
ton to take to get the informa-
ton on operations from the
corporation. He said that, prop
erly operated. the plant could
handle the Is additional con-
Inections.
He said that the board would
have to determine from opera
tional data at what point addi-
tional connections would over
load the plant. He said the
Water Control Board does not
have sufficient staff to make the
tests, and must require the own
erS to furnish it. Despite the &C.
tober ruling, the Pimmit Cor
poration has not furnished the
information, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
.CIoud-Seed Firm
Chooses Officers

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, June
5 Especially ID. K. Russell of
Clearbrook, Va. has been elected
president of the Blue Ridge
Weather Modification Co., which
was organized recently to con-
troll weather over orchards in
portions Of West Virginia. Vir-
ginia, Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania.
Vice presidents are r. Sam
Dillon. jr.. Hancock. Md; j.
Kenneth Robinson. Winchester,
Va; Henry w. Miller, jr., Paw
Paw. and j. Henry Kelsey. Mer-
cersburg. Pa. Fred C. Matson
was elected secretary and Paul
M. Hawkins. treasurer. Both are
of MartinSburg.
Approximately 10000 acres of
orchard land have been signed
under the program for weather
modification" which attempts to
seed clouds to either eliminate
or modify the severity Of hail
storms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

A ban by the Fairfax Board Of
County Supervisors against adj
|ditional connections to the Pim-
NIT Service Corp. sewage treat
ment plant has been overruled
by the Circuit Court.
Judge Arthur Sinclair yester-
day ordered county officials to
issue permits to Retlaw. Inc, to
connect Is houses in the Orch
ard Crest subdivision to the sys-
tenn served by the treatment
plant. which the county sought
to curtail because of residents
complaints.
The judges order was issued
after A. H. Paessler. executive
secretary Of the Virginia Water
Control Board. testified that the
additional connections would not
overload the plant on Pimmit
Run.
Yesterdays action was one
phase Of a long dispute among
residents near the plant. the
operator and State and County
officials.
Other Litigation Pending
A hearing is scheduled Thurs
day on a warrant issued by the
county charging that the cor
|poration is violating coming
regulations by building an oxida-
ton pond at the plant without
gaining authorization from the
county. A special grand jury
also is considering a request
from residents of the area that
the plant be ruled a nuisance.
Judge Sinclair's decision hinged
on Mr.. Paessler's testimony.
Testimony in the case went
back to last october when the
water control board said addi-
tional connections could be made
to the plant provided the owner
furnished data at intervals on
the volume Of sewage handled
and the efficiency of treatment.
Since then % connections were
made. but on April 10 Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Acting Director Named
BY Reserve Officers

Maj. H. H. Manchester Of
Springfield. Va. has been named
acting executive director of the
Reserve Officers Association and
will assume Office July /.
He will replace Brig. Gen.
Harold R. Duffie, who has re-
signed. Maj. Manchester will
serve in the new post until the
national executive committee APP
proves a successor to Gen. Duffie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

kAAAAAAC0 w AACCO OOOAA Viz AAAA-
mediate and future needs" DR..
John Lehman, speaking for the
civic groups Community De-
velopment Committee, told fed
Grafton delegates. sound court
house planning requires good
planning for the whole Court
land area" he declared. urging
that work on the project get
under way soon.
One delegate called the expan-
sion plans a "monstrosity" and
declared that it was a terrible
thing to foist upon the people of
Arlington County," He specu-
lated that future Arlingtonians
would question the wisdom of
the plan.
The plan will be open to dis.
cussion at a hearing in the
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courthouse at 1880 pm. Satur-
day.
The federation also passed a
resolution defending the right of
the county to rezone property.
The resolution stated that re-
coming usually has an effect on
development Of the entire COM
munity and sometimes costs or
saves the county money. The
county coming ordinance, it said,
gives extra weight to the direct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

induce Mr.. Acker to arrange for
fine or probation for McDaniels,
the Government charged. The
count charging actual bribery
gave the date of the offense as
April 25, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Civic GroupsAs Priority
For CourtIonds PIonnino

The Arlington County Civic night urged that
the Courtlands Planning District site of the county courthouse
be assigned first place in the Priority One group districts
scheduled for immediate study by county planners.
The county board approved program in March
expansion of the courthouse
1T is important the county courthouse be wisely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
THE EVENING STAR BIT
Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1857

mittee elected last night in
cludes Mrs. Moselle Caldwell,
Mrs. Emory Hickman, Lawrence
Morscher, Reid Pond and DR..
Lehman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

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the appearance or wearing quality You'll Of the
same oPpeone patterns in regular stock hurry for
your choice Of 9obe hebes Wines cocktails cordos and
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-12
April Is Tax Bite Same As L. 5. Getting
500 Million A Day Every Day Of The Year

only in part to the high cost Of de-
Tense. AS a matter Of fact, the new
highs in spending are being set on
the civilian side Of the budget. ia
such areas as agriculture, labor and
welfare, state aid programs. and in
tereSt On the public debt
In all the Administration has pro-
jected d record total Of $23 ~
billions lower than it was when the
in the coming fiscal year. BY con-
trast, when it took Office a little
over four years ago and began to
slice the Truman Administration S
spending figures. it cut the civilian
side Of the budget to under $2l bill
lions for the 1854 fiscal year. The
rise since than has been some
ST IL billions. or more than d third.
As for defense spending, it, too. is
slated to rise some 81 billions to
above SAB billions in the coming fis-
cal year However, it lis still several
billions lower than ii was when the
Administration took over the relns
Of Government in 1853.