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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Teaching Through Centuries

All down the centuries We find
the church tcachinA Philip teaches
4 lone rider Tie meaning ~ 4
passage from the Bible. Paul high
lights Two spc ! matters for
Timothy special concentrations
himself his personal life and his
teaching Timothy is 70 entrust tho
truth 70 men who viii be able M
teach still Others When Paul is
urging Timothy 10 I Q ] oW his
paul II, example, the first item he
mentions in his teaching When
Paul holds up the importance Of
the Scriptures. the first point he
mentions is the usefulness Of the
Bible in teaching There was plenty
of preaching in Paul life, but he
was not ono TO lot teaching fall out
81 sight.
SO il was in the long history OF
the church II is true. there we're
places and times when the teach
inc duties OF the church we're for
gotten But Us the Roman Empire
crun1hled and darkness fell across
Europe. il was the Christian church
which undertook the vast work Of
teaching the raw and untamed bar
barian peoples OF the continent
Every monastery was a center that
kept the lamp Of learning alicht-
One Bishop OF the 9th and 9th cen
turtles Theodulph Of Orleans, was
not only the leading poet Of his
time, but rs Bishop he insisted that
every one Of his priests establish
school and make education open
- an Guibcrt ~ Nogcnt, an Abbot
who lived al tho time ~ the Cru
sadcS. wrote little book he called
How 10 Make Sermon but il
il plain he had no Use for pulpit
orators: he Wanted sermons from
which rideaH axe listeners could
learn IrlctiIn truth
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
IN win Re.

\ husband should neyerv worry il his
sleWs are different from those of his wife.
If he keep them secret all will be- hell
GREENWOOD (Miss.) Commonwealth.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
you Figure IT ont

A statistician is man who draws 4
straight line from an unfoundcd assumn-
ton to foregone conclusion. Answers.
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Exchange
Paragraph ,s
Infinitely

{ You can learn the rumba bv tclcyision
'heh me MEDIUMS capacity for evil has
been infinitely undcrestnlated.
Detroit Free Press
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Definition

Marriage: A committee of two ~, ,-a,-e
and means. One has her way. the other ma
siueS lhe means Oregon Journal.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

pennsylvania areas affected, and allow the
Indians to remain on their land
II there Is way TO do this, even at great
or cost, Wc are in favor Of it,
Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Nasser as the Syrians did last
month.
The terms Of the federation,
as released by the Middle East
News Agency, stipulate that
King Ahmed and President Mas
ser will preside jointly over the
United Arab States. This means
King Ahmed retains virtual veto
power over any decisions affec-
ton federation.
President Nasser and King
Ahmed will form a two-man
high council. They will be as
sisted by a council Of union
comprising equal numbers of
members from Yemen and UAR.
This setupS will work to unity
the armed forces and foreign
policy and coordinate economic
and cultural affairs. King All
med viii exercise his absolute
control over domestic concerns
as before.
Third Arab Union
He rules more than AZ mil
lion people living in villages
and fortress-like towns on the
western shores Of the Arabian
Peninsula. His state, about the
size of South Dakota, is sepa-
rated from Egypt by the Red
Sea.
Today's federation agreement
was the third Arab union in
six weeks and appears the
loosest of the three in structure.
But politically it gives President
Nasser a new victory for leader
shin of the Arab world.
The first and highest Of the
unions was the merger Of Syria
and Egypt under one president
and government.
It prompted Iraq and Jordan
to form a rival federated Arab
state under King Feisal. Dele
cations of the two nations open
a meeting in Baghdad tomor-
ROW to work out the details.
Almost Absolute Monarch
King Ahmed Yields almost
absolute power in Yemen, whose
law is based on medieval Is
lamic codes and even older
tribal law.
Yemen never had a conssitu-
ton in the modern sense. A
rebel group seized power in
1948 and promulgated "a holy
patriotic charter" as the coun-
try's first constitution.
In a counter revolution King
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Talks Resumed
In Garment Strike

NEW YORK, Mar. 8 R.--
Labor and management today
resumed negotiations in an at
tempt to end a four-day-old
strike of 10000 dressmakers
Both sides expressed willing
ness to go. into 'round-the-
clock" talks.
Two mediators. former United
States Senator Herbert H. Leh-
man and Harry Uviler. impair
tia1 chairman of the dress in
dustry, expressed optimism that
agreement would be reached
soon to. end the dispute, the
first major strike by the Inter-
national Ladies Garm n
Workers Union in Is years.
Both sides met with mediators
this afternoon.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner
who cut short a vacation ir
the Bahamas to set up media.
ton; ip.. the dispute, said he
hopes for "a possible settlement
by Monday or Tuesday"
David Dubinsky. head Of the
HGWU. and Louis Rubin. in.
formal spokesman for the man.
agement group. declined II
. discuss the strike, which hal
halted rs per cent of the coun.
try's dress production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Hotel and Motel
IBIusted by Bombs

GREAT FALLS. Mont, Mar.
Is (R.-A dynamite bomb ex-
ploded in an areaway adjoining
the downtown Park Hotel early
today, and several hours later
another bomb damaged q Great
Falls motor court.
The blast shattered windows
and caused minor damage to
both businesses. No one was
hurt in either blast.
The first explosion came at
Il:3O am. when q bomb ex-
Iploded in a large steel garbage
can in an areaway near the
kitchen of the Park Hotel. The
blast broke about 20 hotel win
dows and awakened many per-
sons sleeping in the hotel. II
ripped q door to a storage room
OF its hinges. A corrugated
iron roof was blown upward.
Shortly after 10 am, a Sec
ond explosion broke windows
and damaged walls at a motor
court owned by william Daniels
The bomb had been thrown into
an incinerator. Fragments Of
the windows and walls showered
into the nearby street. One
fragment went through the
windshield Of an unoccupiec
car.
Police expressed belief the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Purse Snutchers
Rob Women, 81

Two women, one Of them 80
lost their pocketbooks to purse
snatchers last night.
Mrs. Dorothy Moskowitz. AZ
Of 1919 Downing street NE.
told police she stopped at the
mouth Of an alley near hei
home to pet a black cat wher
two men grabbed her purse
containing $1l and fed. Sht
described them as colored. both
40 to IS years old, about 5 feet
10 inches tall.
Elizabeth Kelly, 50, of 1906
Kearney street Me-. was re-
turning to her home through
an alley when one man grabbed
her purse and ran. 1t contained
$28. -
She described him as colored
about S feet, II inches tall
wearing a red cap and browI
jacket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

President Nasser's UAR. or
the other hand, is ruled by a
clique tending toward socialism
with a pronounced anti-mon.
archist character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Ahmed seized power and abol-
ished the constitution on the
theory that constitutions are
infldels" and the Moslem Koran
is a good enough basis for
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

bomber may have been the
same one who attempted the
bombing January 8 Of an auto
mobile owned by Mike Guon
owner of the Park Hotel.
Five sticks Of dynamite were
wired to the cars sparkplugs
They grounded out and did not
explode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Yemen Formally Signs
.Arob F ederotion Poet

CAIRO March QF-Yemen's primitive monarchy today
formally federated with President Nasser revolutionary Arab
Republic.
The signing ceremony held at Damascus in what is
the province Of Syria under UAR President
for UAR and Crown Prince Sa al Islam al Badr for Yemen
The federation will be called the united Arab States" The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

charter left the door open Tor
other states to join.
The charter stipulates that
member states will retain their
international status and re-
gimes. That means a primitive
monarchy like Yemen retains
its own system within the fed
Grafton.
King Retains Power
Yemen's crafty old king,
Imah Ahmed, has not handed
over his country to President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

Editor than happy TO join with the Governor in
his campaign greatly reduce the accidents that
having in Minnesota The fatalities In Ramsey County for 1857
amounted TO
The Ramsey County Sherffroce radio we believe,
will aid helping reduce accidents and traffic
violations suburban Ramsey County This radio being
installed by the County with matching funds from Federal
units in suburban Ramsey County fact throughout the
State radio will enable 70 work to
geher giving locations where violations prevalent i'm
mediately
special radio department of five deputies given
through the last session of the Legislature These have been
trained through the cooperation Of Ed Ryan HCunepm County
Sheriff, and his staff
Drive Safely will be the theme Of campaign We believe
that most accidents caused by speed
zoo junior Sherifls Ramsey County when
passing our public and parochia schools
Courtesy the road through good craftsmanship should
prevail,
Remember to obey the laws which been made for the
protection Of you and all,
g. Obey stop" signs slow signs and warning signs.
Remember 10 drive according to the conditions of the road
and especially when they icy and wet
Speed limit signs don't that you have TO drive fast
they recommend.
Remember that your head and good judgment should
operate.
9 Please rely your brakes instead Of your
horn.
10 Keep your in good operating condition
H. Remember that clean windows big factor safety,
icing.
The total number of deaths the end Of the year win be
lesseued il you pat the responsibility YOU
Drive that your drivers license will expire before you do
THOMAS J. GIBBONS
sheriff Ramsey County
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

and refuses 60 atsy in his own
lane 40 thar other vehicles may
pass lie often does not learn that
he is neonnldcrate and selfish lnt,l
he Is involved in serious head on
collision,
The "Iimld' Driver
The "timid' type af driver is
xaetly the opposite from the
omperamentstist This tinidity
snd indecssivencss may create
dangerous driving situation be
cause the driver 's fearful % every
action and reacts ga an awkward
manner This type falls victim 20
the aggressive drivers aud IRE
qucntIy iosaa his nights 10 them
Evety potential driver should
plrdRo himself 20 exhibit tho right
attitude behind the wheel rhis
would include being courteous.
sportsmannke. cooperative, kind
and tolerant At all times regard
less of the situation
Good Judgment ta an intangible
power which the intelligent driver
Fosaessea bat which produces
tangible result Inc outtnR dawn
Of the number a. accidents MANY
de,isions must be made ~ split
second time and many must be
made in anticipation 81 q possible
situation The safe ami sound
thinking driver tries 10 foresee "a
hazard and thereby to prevent
himself from becoming involved
ia a critical hiueiinn tie II sapa
BILE o. Judging speeds and diaiau
oeH noting traffic situations max
ng quick decisions and adjust
meniR "a emery eucloa. fufoaeeipR
hazards, and predicting the other
drlver'H intention
The courteous driver derives -
genuine pleasure from operating
Hn automobile because he Knows
that hia and other pefaana safety
ami welfare ARE being considered
10 the fullest extent The person
behind the wheel Ia truly the brain
~ tbs motor vehicle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

The next lecture before tho
Atbeuaoum association viii be de-
Ievefed rs Pred Douglas On Hat
nfday evening The tan, at Pence
opera House This III the second
visit 70 This pi8ee ~ this ceiee
Bfated representative Of the col
0fcB race and we presume there
fa no danbl but what there viii
be q greater curiosity than over
% sec sni henri hGu since the
right 20 suffrage he's been extsnd
Cd 10 his brethren N tbis state
NIpls Tribune. Mar, 7. 1893
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

yield 10 the temptation Of heat
ing the siRnhl. passing another
ear on a curve az hui, beating"
ear 10 an intersection, disre
gardiuE railroad crossings. cutting
IN suddenly ahead % other auto.
mobliea, and doing other foolish
and unsafe acta
The drivers license ~ any per
son must be revoked upon con
victlon of thrco charges of careloaa
or reckless driving ~ illegal speed
ing committed within a period Of
~ months
h. The "nasilrr"
Tho 'alaw or dawdler type NJ
driver moves along If ara unusually
loW rate Of speed This Is dtsooue
Certing 60 the other motorists be-
cauae they cannot predict what
the aiaw driver viii do next iie
frequently drives near the middle
~ the road OF wuaves back and
forth making passing impossible
No person should drive AZ such q
slow speed So as 10 impede the
normal movement Of traffic
a. The ''Temperam.ntaIlstr
The tosnpefaineHtat" type of
driver is q perfect example af
one who cannot control his emo
tioBs and eho resorts % stubborn.
ness, fits Of auaet and general
~ humor while making dot0RatofY
remarks about the other drivers
The semppramegtaliai losea bic
head ~ the slightest proyoratlou
and does dangerous and foolish
Nets 10 make himself feet lmpuf.
tant lie may biaHv hg hprh *
ressyeiy, try 20 race another div.
er 10 an intersection, shout a.
pedestrians 9r gther motorists II
they impede his progress and %
other sltuiistr acta re tataIly dis
regards the rights Of others and
biam~s everything on the other
fellow He has not grown up"
emoiiunHily and ipJuiEea 81 temper
thntruns ~ a twoyesr Old would
10
q The Speed Maniac"
The "apeed maniac type ~
driver may be combination ~
several types HIS prime objective
IN handling an automobile IL 70
make ~ R8 ~ fast AZ possible
Speed seems ~ bs az obseas,or
with him lie bfaea about hoW
fast be has made different trips
Some day be may make = fact one
% the cemetery
= The Road Hog
The selfish or rDRd hog typc
of driver thinks be- owus the road
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

Just as the good driver anaig
zes and rorrects his physical
weaknesses 50 also can he over.
come his undesirable Psychological
traits by controlling them through
will power and sound reasoning
Intelligent behavior In indeed tho
best possible solution TO the traf
nc problem
Analysing and classifying all
the different tyres Of uudesir
able drivers is a difficult task be.
cause Of the overlapping Of ape
cific traits A bad driver he IA
ually weak or defective in one or
more ~ the following ~ gen
eral intelligence ~ attitude, and
49, judgment
The person u iow mentality
should be eliminated completely
from the Hnt of thoaa who accept
the responsibility ~ driving
mgf1r vehicle The driver must
have enough native intelligence
70 be able 10 read and interpret
traffic signals and road signs 10
uBserHtand the simple operations
ard mechanical aspects of a car
and 90 be capable Of maintaining
mental alertnesa IN order % r7aigs
correct snd rapid responses
A motor vehicle il ia The con-
trol - The person behind the
wheel That pefnnn becomes me
brain 81 thls powerful machine
lie can Do a4tA u what he etIla
" every driver had The night
stttuse about hia driving ard
.f ever driver were aware n his
responsibilities % pedestrians ana
20 other motorists q TREMENDOUS
number ~ accidents ard fatalities
would be eliminated IT. answering
the question What la the right
attItads 4 seems best 70 Hst
some u the undesirable attitudes
that drivers commonly sehibit and
- then make final analysis n
theae
I. The DIstfas ted Driver
The skin ~ driving should never
become too automatic ~ thsi the
driver feels thai he ear take he
eyes or the ROAD Tar fe'u sc
in6a
A arvst often becomes lH-atter
I've 10 the attlgai iob ~ driving
vhen re attention is sssorfssd b
81 watching ife scenery. sayer
iseuentA end activity sioEg tire
Cad 81 carry1ag 81 ar animated
canversation viii passengers 10
ths sa'nwoAals fcj listening 20
program an the car radio. o. "a
blinking ztsU, personal problems
4 hequs ~ @ark
Fur attention. rlHs ~ Fivrr ~
he acts ~ driving or ne ariper
rtn he appreTHsFet Or an err.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
HOW TO LIVE
TOWING GAYS VIM AUTOMATIC Tshhsslssons

Tho modern oviomobis j. pretty rsiabls honfppr
uiion eyi she car hot been bolt fha ossclash
positively viii sc' brsos down There lire Nbsn
cars sea' ~ogleaf s'od sasia be pushed o. io~sd -
arr ~sy ihs' convesisni bgi thg' @os bsfo's
aysorossc sransrissions beeofana 70 ihs ~ ns1
boob sos oasl, drivers. rCW 10 DRIVE improper tor.
ING seriously domass oyiome'ic Hontmsisoni The
49, sgagsf riot mg'ods' f'gd 'hs owners manuel
for his poreyior cor 70 earn 4 should be push
sorsd o. io~s6 ~ eofi 9TH agtonoiie hanimtiiont
shosid Be 'o~s5 o. lg~ speeds ord oair for shon
diiloness, gniest re propeller fhafi Is 6ieora"sfsd
OF ~. rsas -i.ssls Or. sisvots6 Cga
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

Urgency. and he win not observe
he road signs which give warn
ing of an approaching hazard, such
as n curve o. a blind intersection
Intelligent and aafe driving IL Il
fuli-tirue JOB.
z. The Discourtaous Driver
The word "diacoufteny cUvsfn
a multitude - driving errors. rang
ing from the actions Of the person
who Ia reckless and fearless
driver ~ the one who dawdlsa
along the road, thus slowing up
he normal flow NJ traffic Tbs
poor attitudes of discourteoua
drivers and pedestrians might re-
SUIT from temperament. sslfiahneas
Iguorance, tllnena, and conceit
y. The "show-Off'
me "8h0w-off ~ reckless" type
~ driver Ia the one who turns
q corner too fast and who spceaa
up 10 stop sign and Their
slams On the brakes We generally
has graat deal ~ manipslla,ivs
skin but eudaugcrs motorists snd
pedestrians alike because they can
never predict his artiona The lag,
states thsi any pefEau who drives
any vehlels IN enrh manner ~
20 indicate ~ithef = w3lfll On wan
ton disregard for the safety ~
perspra ~ property n guilty II
reckless driving Some drivers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28
MENTAL EMOTIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
or THE SAFE AUTO DRIVER CITED

Intelligence and tho ability to control the emotions pre-
requisites for sfg driver The drivers with physical lmi.
aouS usually make adequate pmpensatons and therefore
do present serious problem society the drivers who
mentally and emotonaly defective II Is this latter group
who reanonsihle for many Of The neelenta today.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

This the second issue Safety There will be different
teria each week. Read the issues carefully and abide by
Mornings written will have Less Accidents and Deaths
on Minnesota Highways.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-20
|RELDJ: !.
Erovistu del ueonfeeer eubono...
(viene de 10 Pag. %

a dos de sus ~compaferos. A dignisimos funcionarios del Gobierno
de los Z. U. debo mi vida, quienes antepusieron ell sentido de hui
manidad y de respeto a los derechos del hombre toda question SUI
baterna. Hasta tai grade de deshonor y desprestigo ha nevado Ba-
tsta a las Fuerzas Arnadas de Cuba; miles de crimenes vulgares y
horrendos que han manchado de sangre a veces de nihos las insig
MAS mlhtares en- todos los grades. Los militares que an pretenden
guardian su honor sin mancillar, los que deseen dar I'm paso al frente
para no ser completes de mayores crimenes y atropelos a la ciudada-
MA qulenes Juraron defender, va les ha legado la bora, pues luego
sera tarde y cargaran con la tremenda responsibilities de la massacre
que s. aveclna y que parece ser inevitable va que no han querido
Or la voz de la Repdblica a quienes juraron fidelidad. Este momen.
10 no IS de consplrar, sio lanzarse en- ayuda del pueblo que esta
Wcnando por derrocar al trano que nos encadena a todos pr igual.
Este no es problema poltico, este es un probIema de dignidad nacio-
nal de la patrla. 5Acaso vale la pena sacrificar a la pania, a las ma
ores, a los hermanos, a los huos por defender a Bahsta y su cohorte
DE bandoleros que solo saben destruir nuestro pals? Batista hace
complete de sus crimenes a todas las Fuerzas Armadas. Pero solo Ell
y su camarlla roban y trataran de hur con ell producto de sus Ia
trocinios, los que puedan escaparan a la ira de las lmutitudes, en-
+esa oportumdad jque diran los militares que no comparten ell produc-
to de tanto araco a la Republca? Los que fueron al eercito, no a
matar, ultraJar, ahorcar, torturar, offender ell honor de las muJeres, sa-
quear Ell Tesoro, Wolar las Leyes, burlar los Tribunales, y tratar de
burlarse como 10 esa hacienda Batsta del Venerable Epicopado Cato
-hco Apostolco y Romano. Para estos no habra excuses en- este mo-
mento no responder a la llamada del Pueblo para defender su honor
de Milhar, ell preshgo de las Fuerzas Armadas y terminar con Ell mar
de sangre que pronto Sc convertira en- Oceano.
.Mlitar: Por Cuba; por SUI honor, dignidad y decoro; pr Ell
Pueblo; basta va, Bahsta debe desaparecer. del panorama Nacional.
Ex1er TIE. (Piloto Avador) F. A. E. C.
ANTONIO MICHEL YABOR
CALENDARIO HISTORICO-2O de mario de 1887: designado
Gobernador General de Cuba fernando de Soto.
Desde la cmdad de Tampa, un amigo de RELOJ nos envia una
carta, a la que acompana I'm recote de la Zelda secci6n periodidica
de la popular columnista Dorothy Kilgaren. Dice asi la carta:
He aqui la traducci6n de la n0a de Dorothy Kilgalen:
"Gangsters norteamericanos que estan encargados de los casinos
de juegos de La Habana tienen entendido que ell que mate a Fidel
Castro recibira un regalo del Presidente Batista consistente en- 100000
.dolares.
LOS fot6grafos Y reporters norteamericanos no tenen ningun
misma tranquilidad de una reina en- un concurso. Resulta incredible
que los esbirros de Batista no 10 puedan encontrar'