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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Christian Seience-Jesus Here
Auain!-Now!!. Void Of the Flesh,

TIE MORTAL THOUGHT, ANTicHRIST. ADAM-EvE
ASPECTS or THE HERITAGE or MARY, THE VIRGIN
MOTHER III
GIVE MARY CREDIT
CENTURIES OF MORAL AND SPIRITUAL Evolu-
TON OF THE MYTHICAL, ANTl-CHRIST,
ADAMEvE PSEUDO CREATION PERMITTED
CONCEPTION BY THE DIVINE EcoI RATHER THAN
BY A cARNAL, MALE Ecol
IT IS AS SIMPLE AS THAT
REMEMBER THE BODY IS ONLY THREE DIMeN
SIGNAL MORTAL T.H-osuo-t-T lMA.c-E-
sHADoWY, sUPPosITiTIous COUNTERFEIT
OF AN INpEsTRUcTIBLE. PERFECT, ETERNAL
IpEA--MY. GODS. VERY IMAGE AND LIKENESS
MAN. WoMAf, AND CHILD ARE NOW. AND
EXTERNALLY, A MISUNDERSTANDING NOT
IN or or, THE BODY, BUT RATHER THE BODY
LIVES IN coNscloUsNEsst so DOES THE EARTH.
SUN, NOON AND STARS !
THEY ARE MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT,
pEsTRUcTiBLE IMAGES or MARVELLOUS, INDEsrRucT-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14

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NJ seven ssvdsrfs we comsnfsd On ne rscisl tro.s..
& ,her school only hsty defended continued seoreaa
.oc. Here's WRIST shs tssS-sssrs he'd 10 say
Carolyn Gardner:
II don't believe in using me national guard don't Nike
che des Of what Fsvbvs is doing think that II we have
a nseqrsfs We might - we'll do IT,
PARENTS FAULT
II don't believe there would have been any trouble II
e Negroes had entered e school, The students AZ Central
aren't worrying shout H. The parents are CAUSING the
trouble"
Craig Rains:
n think there will b violence some older people keep
eocne fhs situation n fhe older people would accent
migration Lizzie Rock would be ready infesrsfe
Harper Thomson:
LET kids handle fhe situation If the NEGROES had
come first day, al there would have been would be
few whistles end esfcsIis."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Drive Hits Pension

tconfInved from Back Psgel
BAY STATE PETITION
DRIVE HITS PENSION ABUSES
By Edgar IA. Mills &c. 5. Monitor,
MASSACHUSETTS TAXPAYERS ARE BEING AsNeD
TO TAKE DIRECT BALLOT TO WIPE OUT DISABILITY
PENSION ABUSES BY PUBLIC EMPLOYEES NOW DkA'N-
ING AWAY MILLIONS OF TAX DOLLARS AND IHRsA..
ENINc THE STABILITY or THE PUBLIC PENs'o"
SYSTEM.
THE SENATOR CHARGED That THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE ARE USING OUR STATE DISABILITY PENSION
SYSTEM AS A MEANS or SUPPLEMENTARY iNcUme
RATHER THAN TO COMPENSATE THEM FOX r'NAS~'~-
LOSSES DUE TO THEIR DISABILITIES"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Christ, Second Coming" Exposes
The U-n-r-e-a-I-t-y Of Adam-Eve
And Matter" Phenomena!

DEviL-"A MURDERER, A LIAR" VOID OF TRUTH,
REALITY DEVIL, MATTER" HELL, EVER
LASTING PUNISHMENT" SIN, DISEASE, DEATH,
DEFoRMITIEs, DISASTERS, ACCIDENTS, PESTILENcEs,
WARS EVEN, COMMUNISM, CONCLUSIONS OF
NATURE, so-csIed, EARTHQUAKES, HURRICANES,
TYPHoONs-ALL OF THESE UN-cHRlSTlIkE,
uNsPiRITuAL PHENOMENA, ARE MERELY M-YTHl'
CAL, VISIBLE, MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS,
couNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE IDEAS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Is The Asian


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OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT. THE
PREDESTNED, EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :" OF ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES STEP BY STEP, HERE
AND HEREAFTER, CHRIST JESUS BEING THE PERFECT
MODEL, PRESENTING THE ONLY PURE, BASIC
EDUCATION CULTURE, POLITICS, CONTROL OF
NATURAL scIENcE-NATURALLY A PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL
WASHINGTON MERRY co-RoUND
IS TIE ASIAN INFLUENZA SCARE
BEING OVERCOME?
BY Jack Anderson free Press)
WAsHINcToN-They refuse TO be quoted, but some
Government doctors believe the Asian ~ has been
exaggerated TO sell commercial vaccine. Six big drug
psnes working triple shifts days week TO meet
the tremendous demand for vaccine.
Meanwhile. the United Nations medical chief in ths Mid
die East Dr. Pierre DvPsgs has cancelled orders for Aer
vaccine The grounds won't be needed He has told
associates that Asian hv lessons in severity spreads,
therefore the vaccine will be useless by the time II would
arrive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Why The GIoom?-

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
Gas q. c. CLEAR PERCEPTION
THOU ART or PuRER EYES THAN TO bEno-o
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Satan Bound Clergy and Laymen!

BUT SUCH MARVELLOUS. DIVINE REVELATIONS
ARE NcoMpReHENsBLE 70 THE NoN-CHRIsT
SCIENTIST cLERcY-"sATAN BOUND" EVERY
SINGLE oME-AND THE NoN-cHRisT SCIENTIST
MASSES. WHO ARE ALL DEVILS ADAhAEvE
DUPEs, UNTIL THE IMPERATIVE CHRIST SECOND
coMNc"-To PHYSICAL sENsE-RIsINc UP OUT
or THE SEEMINGLY cRIEvoUs TRAVAIL OF
NATION. THE CIVIL WAR RELIGIOUS LUNACv.
SPIRITUAL BANKRUPTCY ;, EFFECTS tbs
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REBIRTH AND
APPREHENSION or PERFECT NATIONS, PERFECT
CREATION PERFECT INCONSISTENCIES,
MATTERLEss, SPIRITUAL cHRsTLKE, OF INvUL-
NERABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE
THE MYTHICAL, pEvLIsH ADAM-EvE
PsEUDocREATIoN WILL SEEM TO REGISTER VIC
TORIES FOR THE DEVIL ANIMAL MAGNETISM
THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND M-Y.THl
BUT HITLER's NEW ERA or A THOUSAND YEARS,
SEEMINGLY FULFILLED m ovERRuNNiNc FRANCE,
WAS MUCH NEARER THE DAY OF RECKONING
THAN MILLIONS OF SATAN BOUND" ADAMS AND
EYES COULD DISCERN
PART
Christian Science Only Religion,
therapeutics, Basic Education, Culture,
Control Of Politics, All Sciences,
InevitabIe!-
As per in prophecy to Concord Monitor news
early in fhe 10th Century: TT IS UNDOUBTEDLY
TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS DESTINED 10 BE-
COME THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERA-
PEUTlcS ON THIS PLANET"-Mrs. Eddy.
HONESTY BEGINS AT HOME
Excerpts from c. S. Monitor EdiforaD
Difficulties with the soil bank and drought relief pro-
grams illustrate problem federal aid which deserves
from the American people, Testimony
before dseoses seandaovs abuses
Of both aid plans.
In connection with the soil bank, have been
ported Of individuals leasing wssteIands and then getting
NJ
received when the regular crop produced
supposed be retired Senator Williams Of Delaware has
recently had Senate subcommittee work turning up
irregularities in drought relief.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14

tDemoeran FOX 70 to Is YEARS
HIS FATHER, PATRICK H., HAS REACHED OR
EXCEEDED, 80 YEARS.
THE DEVILS r. G. INADEQUATE FOR SON !-I957.
SATAN CANNOT CAST OUT SATAN" I, said Jesus.
HENCE, THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDCA AND
HARPER HOSPITAL DID NOT LBERATE but DID,
iNvoLUNTARiLY, MENTALLY AssAsslNATEl
SATAN BOUND" r. c. COULD NOT PROTECT
AGAINST THE DEVIL, THE ANTi-CHRIST ADAM-EvE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS
RAMPANT IN THE LABOR WORLD AND POLITICS.
Increasing Momentum OF Gods
Christ Science Messiah Imperative!
FOR LIBERATION FROM THE CHASTITY FARCE"
or THE MYTHICAL DEvLIsH, ANTIcHRIsT
ADAMEvE PSEUDO cREATioNl
LATE GOV. FRANK MURPHY, r. c.. D.. PERPE-
TRATED SPIRITUAL TREASON AGAINST GOD AND
COUNTRY, VIOLATING THE COMMANDMENT,
THOU SHALT NOT STEAL; ALSO THOU SHALT NOT
BEAR FALSE WITNESS" revery mortal Iiar"!-
God TO ST. Paul, TO you).
AND so. GOV. MURPHY, REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE r. c. MINORITY GROUP IN A PROTESTANT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MESSIAH AMERICA, PER-
mTTED THE GIGANTIC, MuLTI.BiLLIoN Gons rsnss)
SATAN BOUND" siT-DoWN STEAL!
The DEVIL WOULD STEAL WHAT HE COULD NOT
PRODUCE
COD ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Gerald K. o'Brien, So, late Prosecuting Attorney
THINKING sUFFo<ATIoN or THE DEVILS
CATHOLIC, PsYcHoPATHIc. MATERALIsTc,
ANTi-cHRIST, ADAM-EvE PERvERSioNS OF THE
CHRIST IDEAL OF PERFECT GOD, PERFECT
CREATOR PERFECT CREATION, PERFECT UNIVERSE
THE oMNIPoTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE,
PREcLUDING ANY REALITY TO MATTER" THE
MYTH Ia mental phenomenon-Greek thinking
ZOO 800 B. c..
THE UNIVERSE IS EXCLUSIVELY THE MANIFESTO
TON OF THOUGHT MATERIAL" OBJECTS ARE
VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE IDEAS
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
'Mirac|e' Called
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CONTINUED from Back Page)
SECOND COMING OF cHRIsT"-cHRIsTIAN
scIENcE-iMPERATIvE TO AWAKEN THE NON
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, DEVILS DUPES FROM
THE MYTHICAL. DEviLiSH, ANTtcHRisT, ADAM
EVE EGO, REFRIGERATION II!
"MATTER" is A MYTH!!!
THE UNIVERSE IS l00ss THE MANIFESTATION or
THOUGHT
Christian Science Movement
Imperative!
THE PREDEsTINED EVENTUAL. THE ONE
AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS -.
OF ALL RACES AND PEoPLES-BAsIc EDUCATION,
CULTURE, CONTROL OF POLITICS. ALL SCIENCES i
THE ONLY BASIS OF SOUND. cHRIsTLIkE SANITY
MIRACLE CALLED THE NEED or u S.
HIGHER EDUCATION
UNIVERSITIES ARE ADVISED NOT TO DEPEND
ON EcoNoMY-MINDED CONGRESS FOR HELP
BY Fred m. Heehinger my. Tribune)
The Presidents Committee Education Beyond the
High released It's second report today There
final report later this year, but u unlikely that
much will be added except for comments criticisms and
posfscps The substance Of the report (which Is covered
In todsy's eolvmns) seems complete.
What Is the significance Of the report?
conclusions rather simple They that higher
education faced with unprecedented number Of students
between now and 1870 will need Of everything:
money teachers, buildings and scholarships But mainly
rnoneyand brains At this point difficult TO tell which
Of the fwo will be harder TO come by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Farmers: Honesty

(Confinved from Back Pags)
MAN IS FLESHLESS, cHRISTLKE, NATTER
LESS, NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LikENESS!-
YOUR TRUE BEING
3 THOU SHALT NOT covET" l--NATURALLY,
NOT ARE THERE NOT INFINITE "LEcIoNs OF
[trvnphsnfl ANGELS" S-A-T.U-R-A-T-I-N-c TIE
ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE WITH
INvULNERABLE, oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE? - ANGELS AWAITING TO
DO YOUR BIDDING III
A. THOU SHALT NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS"-
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR -, God, TO ST. Paul,
TO you, In Romans. BUT, THE REAL MAN
YOUR TRUE BEINGS AN Immortal
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Fruits Of the Devil s.

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Devils re. Takes Gerald O'Brien
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14

JBIE. DIVINE JDEASI
SPACE IS ~ CONSCIOUSNESS
INFINITE sPAcE-THE UNIvERsE-is ~ YOUR
"rATHeR-MoTHeR COD AlLHARMoNIoUs"l
AND MAN. nv ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS.
IS CONSEQUENCES REFLECTlNC, ENcoMPAsssNC
THAT INFINITE SPACE. THE UNIVERSE!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

MIS-. jean Winters. anG two
children Susan. IS, ana Scot,
Ii.
Funeral was 70 he held al i
pm. today at Fort NIyer. Burial
will be n Arlington National
Cemetery.
Comdr. Fultstrard had re-
Gently been appointed to his post
after serving as q special project
officer. He was a native of Park
River n. D.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Doris Hultstrand; Two sons,
Victor. Is; Robert. 6; his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hult-
strand, and a sister. Miss Donna
Jean Hulstrand, all of Park
River.
A memorial service was to be
held at Fort Myer Chapel at 10
am. today. Burial will be az 10
am. Monday at the Fort Brangas
National Cemetery. Naval Air
Station, Pensacola, Fla.
Sergt. Harrell was a native of
Illinois. He had been in the
Marine Corps for five years. serv-
Ing the past two years at Guam
tico.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Martha Harrell. and two
children. Lynda. S. and Nancy. 6
months.
Funeral will be at 10 am. Mon
day at Fort Myer Chapel. with
burial at Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
SOCIAL SECURITY
BENEFITS DENIED
HUSBAND SLAYER

alexandria Federal Court
Judge Albert v. Bryan mas
ruled thai an Alexandria
woman is rov entitled to So
cial security benefits as the
widow of the husband whom
she shot to death
Mrs. Annie B. Simons was
convicted Of voluntary man
slaughter in the shooting of
her husband. Ace. who died
October 2. 1855. She was
given a one-year suspended
prison sentence.
Mrs. Simons, of the 900
block South Washington
street. sought a lump sum
payment from the Govern
ment as the widow of a man
insured under the Social Sc
curity Act, Social security
administrators turned down
the claim and Mrs. Simons
appealed the decision to the
Federal court.
Judge Bryan upheld the
validity of a Social Security
Administration regulation
which says that a person
convicted of feloniously kill
ing the insured is not en-
titled to any benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Manassas Hearing
On New Road Set

RICHMOND, Feb. Is Ll1.-A
public hearing will be conducted
by the State Highway Depart
ment March IL at Manassas on
the proposed construction of a
four-lane intestate road along
the Route of 29-2l1 in Fairfax
and Prince William Counties.
The new construction would
begin just east of the intersection
of U. S. SIS at Gainesville and
end approximately one mile east
of the intersection of U. S. So
at Centreville.
Present U. S. 29-211 is ex-
pected to be used either as one
of the main lanes of the new
highway or as a parallel service
road. The project is part of the
gradual development of 1921
as a four Lane divided interstate
highway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Fire Department
Elects New Officers

Robert A. Sloan, a Springfield
salesman. last night was elected
chairman of the Committee for
The Springfield Volunteer Fire
Department. William T Murray
was elected secretary.
The group also elected Brig
Gen. w. j. Stuart. USING iat1
Patrick Doyle. Eugene Klein and
Eugene Eisenhour to the Board
of Directors. w. Marshall Smith,
Hubert Clarke. Fonso Morgan,
William T.. MUIR dy and Patrick
Kenny were elected to the Con-
stitution and Bylaws Commit
tee.
Springfield, with a population
of 10000, has started a drive 10
establish fire department. and
is tryir J to convince Fairfax
County officials that fire de-
partment is needed Mr.. 5loan
will debate the issue with Fran
coma Fire Chief Milton Alexan-
der, who opposes tho Springfield
fire department, at a meeting at
Is pm. Wednesday at the Gar
| field School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Arlington Man Shot
In Pistol Accident

An Arlington man accidentally
shot himself early today while
inspecting a friends pistol, po-
lice said.
The bullet from a Beretta
automatic nit his left forefinger
and then passed through his left
knee.
Treated and released at Ar
lington Hospital was August NJ.
Booth. jr.. 81. of 892 North Ken
lucky street.
Detective Sergt. Charles H.
Lee said the gun belongs to
Frank M. Arthur. jr.. 81. o! 1881
North Twenty-seventh street,
who had stopped by to visit Mr..
Booth.
Mr.. Arthur told police he had
reloaded the gun. which fires Q
bullet slightly smaller than .3S
caliber. after Mr.. Booth and an
other friend had examined il.
AT that point. Sergt. Lee said,
Mr.. Booth picked UP the auto
matte again and it fired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Three From Area Killed
In Quontico 'Copter Crash
MAJ DONALD NJ. WINTERS

Three Washington area mer
were fatally injured; Tuesday
when @ relicopter in which they
were practicing /. landing crssned
at the Marine Corps Air Station
at Quantico. Va.
News of tire crash was with
helo until yesterday afternoon.
The Marine Corps listed the
dead as:
Marine Maj. Donald NJ. Win
tiers. 38. of IS Village drive, An
Mandate. Va. senior Marine prof.
ect officer of the Rotary Wing
Design Branch Of the Bureau of
AeronauticS.
Navy Condr. Victor F. Hult-
strand. 38. of 6108 North Eight
zenith street, Arlington. Va. chief
of the Rotary Wing Design
Branch.
Marine Sergt. James R. Har-
reli. %, of 1902 Greenwood ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, Md. a hell
copter crew CHIEF stationed at
Quantico.
A Marine spokesman said Mai.
Winters was plotting the twin
rotor HOK-1 helicopter on a
routine training flight when it
crashed. Cause OF the crash has
not been determined.
Maj. Winters. a native of Los
Angeles. was commissioned in
l943. He served on Guadalcanal
during World War II and in
Korea.
He is survived BY his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

rate increase since the original
rate schedule was filed with the
commission in 1916.
Mr.. Hirst said he feels the
company is entitled to a fair
return on the present value of
the capital it has invested in
its business
1T is not entitled to a return
on the capital it has required its
customers to invest in its bust
ness as condition for getting
water" Mr. Hirst said.
Not only should the proposed
rates be examined carefully to
see that they are fair 70 the
customers as well as the COM
pany." he added, but the State
Corporation Commission should
compel the company to discor-
tinue Its requirement that the
prospective customers donate
capital or facilities to the COM
pany before service can De OBJ
tanned and should prohibit the
company from including such
donated capital in its rate base
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

purposes of figuring its rate of
return on invested capital.
Mr.. Hirst said the company
has a ong-standing rule that
new customers must pay a por-
ton of the front foot cost of in
stalling water lines in front of
their property. He said this
becomes donated capital. and the
company. in estimating its total
invested capital. includes these
figures in its totals.
State law limits the profits of
such companies to 6 per cent of
the total invested capital.
The water company. on Mon
day, announced it has applied to
the State Corporation Commits
sion for an increase in water
rates. effective April /, that
would mean a % per cent in
crease in the average bills of it's
customers.
Company President James A.
McWhorter said the company
has an operating deficit, which
has been building up since 1913.
He said the firm has not had a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

piedging tneif FIJI, failn and
credia behind sanitary ccmn.is-
sion bond ISSUES
z. authorizing tlc sal1itary
commission to neg Siayc With
Howard County u dispose of
sewage il, the oaiuyent water
shed ii order tc protect the
commissions &aer supriy dam
ut ROCKY Golge.
70. Bond Issuc
Z. authorizing 4 50 million
bond ISSUE IcI storm drainage
projects, so PEI cent )f which
vii, i,c spens in Montgomery anu
20 pei cent IN Prince Georges
The Joint committee killed a
bill which would have given The
sanitary commission BLANKET au-
thoritv 70 float Hayer bonds
without specific legislative ap-
ngoval. Then the lawmakers
gave a favorable repors to a
measure authorizing q $12 mil
lion bond issue TO- water pro-
ccts, including the beginning OF
construc 0ior OF a water tap in
the Potomac River.
Also favorably reported were
measures prov ding a 10 per cent
r enalty for water bills paid after
due date and authorizing addi-
tional 100000 appropriation for
Anacostia River flood control.
On other matters. the House
yesterday passed and sent to the
Senate the Sickles bill to pro-
hibit so-called "hopscotch" an
nexations by municipalities.
Delegates Perry o. Wilkinson
and C. Philip Nichols. Democrats
of Prince Georges, introduced a
fourth bill on reorganization Of
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
Their measure is the one drafted
by Mr.. Duckett. who al 0 is spe-
cial legislative counsel for the
planning agency.
1t would increase the COM
mission from six to IL members,
with the Governor retaining
three appointments and the
Montgomery County Council and
the Prince Georges County COM
missioners naming four each. 1t
would create two planning
boards. one for each county.
Three representatives Of the
Prince Georges Package Liquor
Association came to Annapolis
yesterday to deliver letters to the
Prince Georges legislators ex-
pressing opposition to proposed
limited dispensary system in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

viii benefit from the nine-hole
golf course, clubhouse, eight
tennis courts and park to be
built in eight years. after the
fill is completed. Beautifcatior
will be done by the landowner
the Observation-Disclosures Capital
Park and Planning Commission
Nicholas Orem. commission
counsel. said he thinks that
legally the town could not keep
the trucks out by any "regula-
ton or ordinance.
IAN incinerator would take
81 million and one year to build.
and the charge to trucks would
be SIS per ton instead of the 50
per ton iandfill fee observed
James j. Lynch, commission
treasurer.
Let's try and work something
out with the town-I'm sure
there's a way to that landfill. "
concluded Commission Chair
nan T Earle Bourne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Assistant Appointed

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Feb.
l5.--The Rev. Philip Campbell,
formerly Of Vienna. Va. has
Joined the rarish OF st. Joseph S
Catholic Church here as second
assistant to the Rev. F. p.
Larkey. pastor. H came here
earlier this month from Vienna,
where h. had been a pastor. lie
has served several parishe in
the Richmond Dioceses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. Is up.
An official of the Virginia Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People has
declined to say whether all his
organizations subpoenaed rec
ords will be produced for a legls
lative committee.
w. Lester Banks, executive
secretary of the Virginia State
Conference Of NAACP branches.
said last night the subpoenas.
served yesterday. are unde.
study.
The three subpoenas were Sc
cured by General Assembly In
vestigating Committee headed by
Delegate John B. Boatwripht of
Buckingf am. One named Mr..
Banks and the other two nam"d
the NAACP and the NAACP Le-
gal Defense and Education Fund,
which are separate non-Virginia
corporations.
They directed the three or
CARNATIONS to produce their rec
ords at a meeting of the five
man Committee on Offenses
Against the administration Of
Justice at 10 am. February 20
at the state Capitol.
Some Data Promised
Delegate Doatwright said the
s',bpoenas were secured after the
NAACP had said in effect they
would give the committee gen.
eral information on total
amounts of money spent but
would not supply details re-
quested.
He said the committee sent
letters January Ia to the three
org nizations and the Defenders
OF State Sovereignty and In
.dlvidual Liberties, ask ing for he
information. He said the De-
tenders yesterday said they
would comply with the request.
while the NAACP said they
would supply only part Of the
Information
Mr.. Banks last night declined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
6. O. P. Dinner Set
In Prince GEORGES

Prince Georges County Repub-
licans will hold their annual Lin
coin Day dinner and dance at
the Prince Georges Country Club
at 8 pm. tomorrow.
The principal speaker will be
Senator Curtis. Republican Of
Nebraska. dean of States dele
cation N Congress. Others will
include Senator Beall. Repub-
lican of Maryland, and Miss Ber-
tina Adkins. vice chairman Of the
Republican National Committee.
TcmorroW'S affair is sponsored
Jointly by the county's Repub,
lican State Central Committee,
Young Republican Club. Fedora
ton of Republican Women, and
the Prince Georges Republican
Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

for the George Washington
Memorial Parkway. $118,750
The SEA million school board
budget would 'equire $50 million
III county funds, ci 1894, ITO more
than iast years appropriation.
IThe rerlaindef would come from
various Federal and State
sources.
S10.4 Million in Salaries
I'le biggest iteln IT. the scLoo:
budget IS Si0.4 million sought
for teacher salaries, $1.2 rillion
more than last year. Schoo, con-
struction is financed separated
by acros.
The Department OF Public
Works REPORTS need 81 Sz4
million, with slightly more than
81 million allotted for road and
bridge construction. The de
partmert vas gi?en S2.O59.8S5
last year.
The Po'ice Department is ask
ing $384,4i3 for It's i30-man
force, al Increase OF $53,G7l.
Largest item is S3o,629 for sal
aries, including longevity raises.
Some $4,000 is marked fo- We
hicle maintenance, $4,000 for
new cars and none for additional
men.
Interest and debt service on
bonds for public buildings.
schools and flood control is ex-
pected to cost $986,335. or $l17,-
49, more than was allowed last
year. Top request here is $751;
1872 for school bonds.
The cost of redemption of the
three kinds of bonds is put at
$2.3 million. an increase of $2l0,-
GIG. School bonds again will
need the largest amount.