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Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-06-13
PN q To
FIN I s HIN q
All Processing noae in
Rockville, Md.

All Pvoeeee'rq Time IN
Rockville. Md.
We hove pickup crd de-
'iverv ssvvlee at the fol-
lowing Ioersiors:
- ROcKvii IE-
Roekviu. yr~dias Post
N Park Tame
o. e. Narphv Co.
E. Montgomery Avenue
Seer's
z. Montgomery Avenue
SEQ Hapse Gtfs ehap
N wahsinRfon Street
Art1Hv's Daiv R4r
W MONTGOMERY Avenue
Mike s-A ns-s pe~ssurons
N Washington Street
GAITHrRsRiIpG -
ki-sev F<so ce~sev
" Frederick Avenue
On~s's pe~s~aronf
sunnnif Avenue
GoifheFsbup~ p-s~s 4 Hardware Co.
N Fr~drrfrk Avenue
- OAMAeciIS
pom~sess PL~r'roey
Damascus Nd.
o. NEV
olnev nsiI~~sesses
olney. Nd.
\. c. white
olney. Nd.
- POOLESWLLE
Buffers Lunch
Poolesville. Nd.
= GERMANTOWN -
WiIlnFd Meln
Germantown. Md.
WASHINGTON GROVE
Hershsv's Grocery Store
Washington Grove Nd.
- TRANlLAH -
BlII Douiei's General Store
TrayiIah. Md.
You msy olse leove your film a
our Pisnt located 10 the bosemeni
Of A. 9. Wotkins BuiIdiss. En-
trance 70 besemsns on Bridqe
SUBURBAN PHOTO
FINISHERS
400 e. Montgomery Avenue
Rockville. Md.
Poplar 2-os16
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-09-12
Wutch On The
POTOMAC
by
Robt. G. Spivack

THE DISARMAMENT TALKS
- A lot of people wonder If the
world might not be a better
place to live in if all the large
nations were to scrap their arm
aments and, in effect, "beat their
swords into ploughshares. :"
l have heard any number of
people ask over a drink or at
dinner what good it does to
build up inter-continental mis-
siles only to learn shortly after
wards that the Russians have
built something else which makes
our military hardware outmoded.
There are many people who
think this government doesn't
seriously contemplate disarma-
ment no matter what the Rus
slams do. And there are proba-
bly, a lot of people in Russia who
feel their government keeps
concentrating on arms, instead OF
Continued on Next Page
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-09-12
Letters
Grand Bay, Ala.
Sept. 3rd 1857

Mr.. P. d. East,
Editor, Petal Paper,
Petal, Miss
Dear Editor:
1t has come to my attention
that you have recently been
called a Communist. The rea-
son for this is quite obvious.
When person has some reason
to dislike another, they do not
always use that particular rea
son to find fault, but try to find
another which is not hard to do.
Search and we shall find.
With a little reason it becomes
quite evident that communism
is an affliction of Catholic con-
tro1led countries. Why? It would
seem to be a choice between
Communism and Fascism.
The Spanish people elected a
Republican form of government,
but Eugenio Pacelli pope of
Peace said mo" It has been
argued many times that if this
Country had not declared an en-
barge on arms to Spain at that
time, that there is a possibility
that World War II may not have
happened.
The origin and aim of the false
propaganda should be quite APP
parent and so far it has served
its purpose well.
When anyone in this country
is accused of being communist
| the chances that he is one are
about one to two thousand. That
should make you quite safe and
anyway Thomas Paine said ITO
argue with a man who has re-
nounced the use and authority of
reason, and whose philosophy
consists of holding humanity in
contempt, is like administering
medicine to the dead"
We should always remember
that those whom we called brutes
had their revenge when Darwin
showed us that they were our
cousins.
| 0 truth, 0 truth, eternal bitter
| truth,
Be thou my refuge when all
/ else is blind
Thou art the essence of my
lofty mind;
At thy pure wells I will re-
new my youth.
Lucifer's farewell,
0. C. Marthaler
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-09-12

Why it is don't know unless at heart I'm scholar,
my reading of books is something that would confuse
folks At the present time I'm reading the following
"The Mind Of The South" by w. j. Cash "The Civil
War by James Street Re-readng in part Lords Of The
Press" by George Seldes "The Republic, by Plato
well as Apology" and "Crito" Edmund Pendleton
Gains" by DR. James w Silver That I've been read
ing on for almost year nowD "The Outsider by Colin
Wilson "Wkieo by Joseph Barnes "The Future of Edu
cation" BY Porter Sargent Justice and judaism by
Albert Vorspan and Rabbi Eugene Lipman. "Mecken-
as complied by Aistair Cooke 4'The Deep South Says
NEVER by John Barlow Martin ''The Strange Career
Of Jim Crow" by Vann Woodward "The Story of Philo
sophy" by Will Durant CThis is the second go at it,
In addition to those listed above I've added another,
through the courtesy of Orrn Alfred of San Francisco
if being Long Long Ago" by Alexander Wollcott Il
shall not the advantages of reading ten or twelve
books at once however, is simply this: BY 50 dong
YOU never know what you read nor do you recall VINO
said what therefore you cannot be guilty by assocaoh
But back to Wolcott's Long Long Ago. Sub-titled,
"The Sage Of Fountain Inne Mr.. Wocott relates the
story of Robert Quen who was Editor-PubllsheroWn-
er of a weekly paper in Fountain lnn D =
I've read SO many things which l wish I'd written,
(Edmund Pendleton Gains being notable excepton)
and Of them all would like nothing better than to have
been the author of wedding notice written by Mr. gull
len AS reported by Mr. Wocott, the opening was con-
venonal relating merely that the daughter Oh Tie ~
and sos had been bound holy wedock to the son OF
the whoozs on certain day. the ceremony having been
performed by the Reverend "such-andsuch pastor Oh
the local Baptist church And then came the part ike
The groom is popular young bum VINO
hasn't done lick of work since he got shipped In
the middle Of his junior year at college, He manages
70 dress well and keep supply of spending money be-
se bic dad is soft hearted old fool who takes up
b;s had checks of letting him go to jail where
he belongs.
THE bride is skinny. fast little idiot who has
bean kissed and handled by every boy in town since
she was twelve years DID, She paints like Sioux In
dian sucks cgaretts secret. and drinks mean corn
,;ouor when she is joYriding in her DADS car al
NIGHT She doesn't know how TO COOK sew OF keep
house. ~ Nss -,
THE Groom wore rented dinner suit over athe-
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-09-12

When General Lee surrendered to General Grant,
April g. 1865 at Appomattox Court House. the question
of States Rights decided News of the Confederate
capulation seems to have travelled slow For example,,
Arkansas Governor Faubus not to have heard it
yet.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13


MrE Maine SsaEEssE 10 wars-
1l1Z-E i czirzgs szr : week
E11n hs- 1zzEhes-zl SISTERS ard
1r'c1osrx Miss Louise Lewis
returned % Chicago ss1e- w5Ez--lg
ser amt and Enrles the Eos1S.sTs
5-u1herF and EiEss-K Charley and
Marie Lewis and esEaF. N-z
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Ho7s. Shs Is the ds1sHter e L-z.
Carrie BrOxTn SGT AAT-=
s-1.h from n Polk la was asss
zor the week end visiting Lis ply
entA Mr.. a-d hrs CAREY
Smith ard tsnlly. Tns Eso1z-.s
q dolls was presented a. TIE c--Ea
Bsptla ehurcn III tie n'ssa1 O.
the BTU. Mrs A. ScoEt. p-eE55s-t.
sf-x Reuben Wilson. sponsor. =
TYas Kelly sisters rendered 8 pro
gram at Zion Hill Bsptist church
Sunday for the Young adult choir
zeT- ". c. Porter. psE5o-- The
L.sy-ne- held their meeting az
s-s Allsa Chapel A1kE church
-'ae,sa1v 7ev. wr1ley delivered
gs.s message Rev Washington
-zr.1- O t. sick Ers are
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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
Local Baha'is to
Commemorate
Proclamation

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the unity q uznk11d ard VII
even lea6 all matters spiritually.
To f1lhu this destiny. Amsri-
a an Be- urged 70 support the
principal Of federalism. U16eriy-
ing their own government Ia The
relationship existi0E between the
natIrns and the peoples O. the
world
Our country stands In u1pre-
oe1snted peril because the inter
dependence CO nations ard Peo-
pies is not yet recognized Every
BabaI is asked 10 take his &C.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
Texas City Sells
Park ToAYVid
negro USING

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0an hsys Negroes ne ths lu-
nlciDsl swimming pal and ~
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tom ia Esst Texas. voted Tues
asy Z, sell Dc peal ard ihe
pans.
TIE vote was l7s8 10 50 The
popaiafi1n " ne toNn be zfD1.
4 dletrief oopr s1dge had r.
f1aed ~ grant Tltz1 EcNaraI p
Negro. temporary iajunction on
lae grerS t1at ~ hat been re-
fsssd s1ffsEee o - -A o.
cause d Bis race
Heuiug had been ri Tor 30
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

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Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26

These prices effective until
close Of business "wednesday,
August 26, 1857 in Wash.
lngtOn, d. c. MARYLAND:
HllleFest Heights, Bethesda,
Silver Spring, TakOma Park,
bladengbuRg, Coral Hills,
Hya is Vile, kenslngtOn,
Brentwood, Chevy Chase,
Indian Head, CaDitol
Helghts, Marlboro. VIR-
GINA: Alexandria, AFlihE.
ton, Fairfax, Falls Church,
Mclean, AnnandaIe, Hern-
don. Except produce prices
which are subject to daily
changes. NO SALES To
DEALERS. WE RESERVE
The tn ,,. RIGHT TO LIMIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
Sales
Top Lost Years

The National Symphony
Orchestra said today season
ticket sales are well ahead of
those Of last year, when new
records were set.
Sales for the evening series
stand at 1900 tickets--l7 per
cent more than those sold last
year at this time. Sales for
the Lisner matinee series are
1901 per cent more than
last years.
Manager Ralph Black said
he is confident the goal Of
5000 season tickets for the
evening series and 100 tickets
for the Lisner series will be
exceeded.
The series plan. inaugurated
last year, will be followed again
this season. This calls for
is pairs Of concerts. one set
on Tuesdays and one on
Wednesdays. Included are
two pairs by the Philadelphia
Orchestra, one pair by the
Boston Symphony and a full
length production Of THE
Nutcracker Suite" by the New
York City Ballet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
HOLLYWOOD

Continued From Page C-6
Terry Mo0re's relatives was
the cause Of her recent separa-
ton from Eugene McGrath.
Terry will be winging in from
her husband soon to start a
new picture. Gary Cooper
is in Montana to be made a
member Of the Blackfeet tribe.
From now on. instead of
Nope" Gary will say ugh"
= = =
The second Mrs. Clark Gable
--socialite Rhea. who divorced
the movie star a couple Of
decades ago-has been in Hol-
lywood for three weeks, to sell
the house she leased to pro-
ducer Freddie Kohlmar for 1s
years. Rhea has never caused
Clark any trouble. There was
no reason to-she received a
whoppihg financial settlement.
Lee J. Cobb is getting trans
portation for himself and
bride as well as a big salary
to fly to London for the No
vember q TV Version Of his
stage hit. Death Of a Sales
man." Lee and the new Mrs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-13
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Grace Wonts q Native Son
BY CHARLES McHARRl

A lady leaving Long Days
Journey Into Night" scolded
her male companion: See.
what did I tell you? -Four hours
and q half. We could have
been in Miami"
Fifth Avenue is having its
face lifted in preparation for
q Golden Anniversary celebra-
ton next month. A metal polish
outfit offered to shine up all the
bronze traf1ic light poles, from
Thirty-fourth to Fifty-ninth
street. for free. Naturally. the
offer was accepted. The poles.
innocent Of a scrub since they
were installed in 1881, are ex-
pected to soak up 100 quarts of
polish and require 1000 man
hours of labor. Oldtime
Dixieland king. Phil Napoleon,
long a favorite at Nick's. now
runs his own gas station in
North Miami. Fla. William
Inge's new drama, THE Dark
at the Top Of the Stairs. .
boasts three award winners.
Inge himself won a Pulitzer
Prize for "Picnic." Ella Kaxan,
the director. copied an Acad-
envy Award for "On the Water
'front.'" and actress Teresa
Wright won Academy honors
for her supporting role in Mrs.
Miniver." Trumpet player
Rex Stewart is teaching jazz at
Bennington (all girls College
this semester.