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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Faison Ingram and
Mr.. and Mrs. D A. Gaulding
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Fairs
in Richmond over the week end.
Myron Blankenship of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, was a week
end guest Of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. F. T. Blankenship
Mrs. D. S. Gauldlng and Mrs C.
D. Pennington, of Keysville, visited
Mrs. C. L. Johns last week
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hess. and
son, Of Orangeburg. s. c., spent
several days recently with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Earl v Atkins
Clyde r 0 bertson and Curley
O'Dell are taking tractor main
ienance course in connection with
their All club work each Tuesday
night for four weeks.
Robertsons Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs G. T. Robertson
and sons. visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. c. Robertson. in Burke
vile last week. They have both
been quite sick for several weeks.
but are now conyalescing nicely, we
are glad to report
Bethel Hill Home Demonstration
club met last week with Mrs. Els
telle Goodwin with all members
and two visitors present
Mrs. Grace Lail and Fay. of
Greensboro. N c., were recent
guests Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
A. NJ Bolton
] Miss Shirley Robertson. Of Rich
mond. was homo recently
Mr. and Mrs # L. Blankenship
visited their daughter, Mrs. Edward
Faris. and Mr. Fairs IN Richmond
over the week end
Hamlets Go to Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Hamlet Of
Richmond, spent Sunday with her
brother-n-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs Billy S. Smith
Mr. and Mrs A NJ Bolton visited
their son and family in brakes
Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T Robertson
visited MI. and Mrs. Charles Arvin.
Of Meherrin. and Mr. and Mrs NJ
l.. Griggs, of Victoria. Sunday
A number Of our people visited
ICE Jenkins last week He continues
to be critically III al Southside Hos
pital. Farmville
Miss Betty Lou Lewis. OF Lynch
burg College. was week end guest
TO her parents, Mr. and Mrs Luther
Lewis
Mrs. Layne Returns
Mrs. L. E Layne has returned
from week visit with her son.
and family. Of Richmond.
Mrs Russell Bernard, OF Meher-
rim, visited in the community re-
Gently
Visitors in the J w Pulley home
over the week end were Mr.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

Our long looked for guest arrived
Thursday at 10 IN. She blew in.
with such gusty Air il made VS. All
quake and wonder Indeed. few Of
as even recognized our cray som
bsi friend all clad IN her dark dfab
frock Rfng different from her
usual appearance We cannot but
question Why
Perhaps She. ike many Of us. Is
waiting for Easter Then she Will
discard her dreary brown cloak
and all nature viii arouse from
slunlber The belated flowers which
have been backing themselves out
OF their crampcd suppressed 20,
sitinns will lift their heads erect
and proudly display their pretty
bonnets. We hope to see her then.
tripping lightly on carpets tln@ed
with new lie. clad III misty green.
.gailandcd with flowers Of every hue
and bearing the intoxicating frag-
rance In when We love TO revel.
Then shall We know that Spring Is
truly here and. in Keeping with the
season. life has begun anew
For the first time this year. Mr.
and Mrs. F. f. Price. and Paula
Of CraigSgillc. have had visit with
Mr. and Mrs Earl Smith, They
spent the week end and enjoyed stff
beautiful sunny day and just getting
home onc< more.
Students Leave
Robert u Smith Of Germantown
Md, student at Maryvllle College
Tenn With his parents and little
sister, spent Tuesday night IN thu
home of the Willie Bases Miss
| Martha Ann Bass was q dinner
guest III the same home Bob re
turned to Maryville with Miss Viz
ginia Bass and her family Wednes
/ day Mr. and Mrs Smith. and Gay
! drove back to Maryland. encounter
i ms tho worst storm of the winter
I Saturday afternoon callers ot Mr.
and MIS- clark Garnet yer,
v Misses ID Blanton and Sarah kcl
bourn 0f Charlottesville. Mrs II c
Gillian Of Cumberland. and Mr.
and Mrs While Morris. j ant
little son
The younger set Of our com
muniiy is stepping up and steppini
/ out Miss Carolyn Gates celebrated
her twelfth birthday Saturday after
I noon She invited the fifth and sixth
/ grades Of her school and few o
I her other school associates The,
had a lovely party in one Of tn
4 vacant dwellings On the farm. which
AIDED quite novelty to their enter
4 talnment The sophisticated tWelv,
ils one of the sweetest and mos
ideal Of al ages. while still
anchored To parents. social hf,
/ takes On an entirely different mean
Ing and interest They danced ant
4 played post office and spin tn
bottle Refreshments were mace
refreshing and Carolyn receives
lovely Gifts ranging from a cuddl'
Easter bunny to \ compact aai
lcwelfy lhc bunny was an extr.
love gift given BY 4 group of Ne
closest girl friends Everyone IA
a most delightful afternoon and tn
memories lingcr on while visions 8
young chums danced ln their heads
George Newman cuJoy 4 tn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28
Tax Limit Drive Wancs

The drive among taxpayer groups
TO force Congress 70 approve q
constitutional amendment to put Il
25 pei cent ceiling on tne Federal
Inconso tax has diminished
A survey of the forly-eisht state
showed the campaign
had lest most Of s%ts momentum
despite the record-Fcdefal state
and local tay burden
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-28

CHARLIE GOODMAN left, Cumberland Fund Drive chairman
Red Cross chairman reviewed the
goal Goodman announced
following partial list of workers the county Mrs Nicd
Mills Robert Collins, Ranes. Mrs Gordon
Granville Valley
Hunter Coffey places in Cumberland Famvie Mrs
Mrs John Straton. Guinea Mrs
Mrs
Sunny Side; Stony w.
l.. Cumberland H. Mrs Marvin
Mill r. w. Murphy chairman of the
setting this week Good
being organized he said
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SUNDAY

il:zo
4-Movie a."
! Hour, 20 Min. Continuation Of
"YeIlowneck.
1880
7-FoIIow Thot Mon. Crime.
Ralph BeIlonly stors.
1880
4-Inspirotion.
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His
5-StorIiehs Theoter. Movie.

IA Hours. The Soldier and the
Lody." 1887. A messenger Of the
Czor imperils his life to warn Of
invodino hordes. Anton VOL
brook, Akin Tomiroff.
,-Shoek. Mystery Movies.
IA Hours. Invisible Mons Re-
venoe." 1914. Jon Hall, John
Corrodine.
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s-The $4,000 Question.
Hal Moreh. m. c. Return series.)
1880
4-Movie a."
"YelIowneck." 1855. Civil War
deserters Try to make their way
through the Florida Everglades to
freedom. Lin McCorthy, Stephen
Courtieioh.
7-News. Sports. WeesheF.
Mecoftrey. Molone. Allen.
9-Whot's Ny Liner Panel.
John Daily. moderator.
1900
4-News. Sports.
Bill Sprooue.
S-Sundoy News Special.
WoIter cronkits reporting.
7-choFIie chon. Dromo.
9-News and Sports.
Cushing. Mcdonald.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Paul BagweII-
CONTINUED from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
He feels that politics excellent process for choosing
the for any ofFiee-BUT NOT AS A SELF-PERPET-
UATINc DEVICE FEEDING ON ITS OWN POWER
Paul D. BsgweIl THE is for Douglas is Independent
Of any interest group other than responsible Repvbleanism
And this is the way II will remain.
He intends to strive realistically and responsibility for
these goals:
!. REBUILD MICHIGAN AS AN INDUSTRIAL EMPIRE.
Establish political climate within which business labor
agriculture and other segmens Of the states
work together to achieve greater prosperity for all.
2. RESTORE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TO OUR
STATE GOVERNMENT. THE STATE TODAY IS BANK.
RUPT. IT IS UNABLE TO MEET ITS OBLIGATIONS TO
OUR SCHOOLS AND is FALLING BEHIND IN OTHER
ESSENTIAL SERVICES
g. REVISE McHcANS TAX STRUCTURE. A citizens
committee is at work with legislative committee on
this tremendous task Strong intelligent executive leader
ship will be needed put into effect tax program which
will be fair equitable and which will provide adequate
enve for all public services.
Develop long range programs in such essential fields
education mental health public health and welfare, pub
lie safety penoIogy and community living in fnfervbia
S. BRING CONSTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP TO THE
EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT. This means as
suring responsibility for WORKING WITH THE LEcIsLA-
TURE INSTEAD OF USING IT AS A FOIL FOR POLITICAL
PURPOSES.
THERE MUST BE SOME TIME DURING THE NORMAL
TWo-YEAR TERM WHEN IT ISN'T NECESSARY TO BE
CAMPAIGNING FOR THE NEXT TERM-or some higher
post" Paul BsgweII said IF elected hope my political
eyes get big for TO handle he Job for which
have been elected"
g. SfresmIine Michigsn's vnwieIdy and cumbersome
constitution The present constitution adopted in 1908
and has been amended So times The last major improve
ment made in The executive branch Of The government
Cured In ls4s THIS OLD CONSTITUTION IS cREAKlNc
UNDER THE WEIGHT OF MODERN GOVERNMENT.
,. BE A FULL.TiME GOVERNOR. IN The critical fwo-
year period ahead Michigan Is TO be confronted with
real crises. WE WILL NEED A GOVERNOR CONCERNED
tconiinvsd Next Column Top)
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What COP Wants
CONTINUED from Back Psge)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
1.-THE COP OPPOSES THE CONCENTRATION OF
VAST. UNCONTROLLED POWER IN THE HANDS OF
FEW UNION BOSSES, AT THE EXPENSE OF THE RIGHTS
OF INDIVIDUAL WORKERS.
4-THE COP BELIEVES THAT THE CORRUPTION
VIOLENCE. ExToRTIoN AND OTHER ABUSES OF POW
Err BY JAMES HOFFA AND OTHER UNION BOSSES,
REVEALED BY THE SENATE COMMITTEE, MUST BE
CORRECTED.
THE COP DOES NOT BELIEVE THESE EVILS WILL BE
CORRECTED BY POLITICIANS WHO OWE THEIR JOBS
TO HOFFA AND WALTER REUTHER.
5-THE COP RECOMMENDS LEGISLATION DESIGNED
TO: KEEP RAcKETEERs, HooDLUMs AND CONVICTED
FELoNs OUT OF UNION OFFICE give union members
the secret ballot in all elections REQUIRE UNION LEAD
ERS TO ACCOUNT PUBLICLY FOR THE USE OF ALL
UNION FUNDS, PREVENT THE USE OF COMPULSORY
UNION DUES MONEY TO BUY POLITICAL OFFICE OR
ENGAGE IN PARTISAN POLITICAL ACTIVITY AND RE.
STORE THE RIGHT OF UNION MEMBERS TO SUPPORT
ONLY THE CANDIDATES AND PARTIES OF THEIR
CHOICE.
6-Drase reform Of Mehigan's mental health program
by revision Of administrative practices which fail make
full use Of existing facilities
7-Revson Of the Michigan tax structure with the
eept that all Of society must contribute with consdera
fion Of both The benefits received and the ability pay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Free Press Sues
Continued from Back Page)

VSoH'"oeu sTUHt DdcK TdyeI
asked 000aday damages against the local for many
days the strike lasts The paper charged the strike WAS
VIOLATION OF ITS CONTRACT WITH THE UNION.
THE DISPUTE STARTED WITH THE FIRING OF
UNION CHAPEL CHAIRMAN AT THE MORNING TREE
ORDER i - N'S''
Publication Of the two afternoon newspapers, THE
Detroit News" and THE Detroit Times" suspended
yesterday The publishers have said that under Joint
tract between the three newspapers and the union they
consider strike against one strike against all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Royal Majesty
lconflnusd from Back Page,

We count II privilege to testify from time 10 time =,
Gods incompatible Prophsfsss His precious
sator MARY BAKER EDDY BEING A PRODUCT ne
SEVEN GENERATIONS or SCOTCH ENGLISH prof
EsTANT AMERICAN HERiTAcEl
We svsiIins ourselves Of this opportunity in mar,
because The higher mission Of Gods marvellous imperative
Christ. Second Coming, Master. Supreme Science Uni;
vsrsaI Messiah Millennium al peopIes is ITO take ava,
Ne sins OF the world" |. TO EFFECT THE HEALING os
THE NATk0NS"!-Revelaton-an awakening, spprehen
sion. Of the eernay perfect REAL nations Of Gods ONE
REAtereaton-and there is other -msfferIess flesh
less spiritual chrske -etsrnaIIy completely popvano
svpersafvrating the ONE universe with vnnvsdsbe ineor
rvptbIe invvnersbe omnpessns heaven and eternal life
your true habitat Gods eternal image and likeness!
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" IMPERATIVE
FROM THE MYTHICAL. DEvlLlSH ANTI
CHRIST .PsYcHoPATHlc. ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs
CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS. EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL [so-esIlsdl EXISTENCE!
p 272 - GODS MASTERPIECE. THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK IMPERATIVE FOR cHRlsTLKE
SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTERCHANGEABLE
LiBERAToR OF ALL BIBLES AND THE SATAN BOUND"
NoNcHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY - NOT IN OBVIOUS
WcKEDNEss. BUT IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR! LIKE.
WISE. THE SATAN BOUND" LAYMEN, LEADERS, AND
MASSES!
Genesis 1st Chapter is basic in this fvIfent Of Jesus
and Gods promise and prophecy that wicked adul
generation" Of "snofher Comforter" THE Com.
forter who will abide with you forever and teach you all
things!
Verse 26-"AND GOD SAID. LET US MAKE MAN
AFTER OUR IMAGE AND LIKENESS. AND LET THEM
HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL!
May God give you His precious Protector Of THE FAITH
and your blessed peoples Gods richest blessings yeti
Lovingly and inpiraionaIIy yours. according TO Christ
Andrew +. Frvehauf C.S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
10 Cut Birth Rate
Continued from Page u
NEWBORN KILLED

During the nineteenth century Japan maintained rs
population at aooooooo by Of widespread nfsnfie'd
killing OF newborn babies.
Today with triple that popvIsson Japan practices spor
tion. (. -e~WUyuDL
Abortion FOR The economic welfare Of The mother"
became legal In s4o. during shs American occupation
Legal sborf'ons by qualified physicians be obfs'neo
some places for Sc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Tyke browns

CONTINUED from Page ~
FOR EXAMPLE. MINOR PROPHET HABAKKUK 62s &C.:
THOU ART OF PURER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL AND cANsT NOT LOOK UPON
INQUITY'! (l:l3)
TRUE. SATAN BOUND" TRANsLAToRs.
OF THE MYTHICAL. DEvLisH ADAMEvE
Ecos OF HUMAN PARENTHOoD i
IN THE VERY SAME VERSE, CONTRADICT that
ETERNAL TRUTH!
BUT NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRISTLlKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS. WILL NOT BE TAKEN mi
THE ONE CREATION AND UNIVERSE OF oMNIP-
oTENT. oMNIPREsENT. DIVINE LOVE. "YoUR
FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL.HARMoNIoUs," IS
WHOLLY GOOD AND EXCLUSIVELY REAL!
HUMAN BIRTHS DEATHS. DEFoRMITiEs. DIS
AsTERS. cATASTRoPHES PESTILENcES, WARS, ARE
ALL sHADoWY. MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES
MYTHICAL coUNTERFETs AND BURLEsoUEs
OF Externally HARMONIOUS, DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL IDEAS
socALLED DEVIL IS "A MURDERER A LIAR
VOID OF TRUTH Jesus in John 8:43 a.
NO REALITY m DEVIL. EVIL, MATTER"
SocALlED EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT, ETERNITY
OF HE'LL ETC. - MERELY MYTHICAL,
MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS. PHENOMENA,
ACCEPTED AS REAL BY SATAN BOUND"
NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY AND THEIR LAY
MEN, DUPEs; SECULAR LEADERS AND MASSES
The NoNcHRIsT SCIENTISTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13

ONLY WITH MICHIGAN AND IT'S PROBLEMS RArues
THAN A PART-TlME CHIEF EXECUTIVE WHO ADAM
lsTERs THE STATE eY TELEPHONE FROM AppoD-
TERMINALS ALL OVER The NATION.
Ito b consInUsd-Nsxs Wssk)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13

SATAN BOUND" M D,s, CLERGY, EDUCATORS.
POLITICIANS PRESS FORCED AN INVESTIGATION
BECAUSE SOME PATIENTS DIED UNDER PIONEER
ING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMEhTi
THE cRAvEYARps TESTIFY TO MEDICAL.
SURGICAL. RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL 6lUNDskss
STUPIDITY. INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL
IMPURITY, DISHONESTY WITH GOD AND MAN -
THE SPIRITUAL NAKEDNEss or SATAN BOUND"
ADAMS Ewes MuRpERous GAINS JUDAsEs. OF ALL
HUMAN PAReNTHooD BEFORE GENUINE.
CHRIST. MARVELLOUS. SUPREME SCIENCE MESSIAH
REBlRTH III
Science
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13

BY Allen ShoenfeId Detroit News)
An estimated 20 million Americans, suffering from
variety Of neurological disorders for which there IS no
present and whose and treatment remain pro-
found mystery the medical profession have been given
their first gme Of hope with the creation OF the National
Neurological Research Foundation
From the headquarters Of the foundation. at 3255
street, NV. Washington T. De- the announcement
Of nationwide campaign for funds. virtually all OF which
will be disbvrsed in the form Of research felIowships.
Qualified scientists, selected by committee OF eight
naonaIlynown nevroIogists, will be assured sPends OF
$4,000 TO $4,000 year for five years.
They will be required only to DIRECT THEIR ATTEN-
TON TO THE PREVENTION, CAUSE AND POSSIBLE
CURE OF SUCH DISORDERS OF THE CENTRAL NER-
voUS SYSTEM AS MULTIPLE scLERosIs PARKINSoNS
SYNDRoME. AMYOTROPHc LATERAL ScLERoSIS
sometimes known as LOU CEHRIC'S DISEASED MUscU.
LAR DYSTROPHY CEREBRAL PALSY. EPILEPSY land
POSSIBLY 800 OTHER CLINICAL ENTITIES"
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Hope For 20 Million

Hope For 70 Million
CONTINUED from Back Psoel
JESUS THERETO: FEAR NOT. LITTLE FLOCK IT
IS YOUR FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE you
THE KINGDOM!
oMNIPREseNr HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE.
GEOGRAPHICALLY. AND SPIRITUALLY. EXCLUDE
ABSOLUTELY ANY REALITY WHATSOEVER TO
THE SHADoWY, MYTHICAL ANTi-cHRIsT.
PsYcHoPATHc. ADAM-EvE, MuR0ERoUs CAIN.
JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHooDH vi = THE
CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING AS REAL THE
SocALLED MATERIAL" CREATION AND UNI
VERSE = WHICH ARE MERELY sHADoWY MORTAL
THOUGHT ILLUSIONS AND DELUSoNS !!!-
WHICH WOULD MAKE ME-, GOD, GIGANTIC LIAR.
INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR. PARENT. RLuNDERERsll
BUT - YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD. ALL
HARMONIOUS" AM THE ONE REAL PARENT. SANE
MIND. THE ONE SUBSTANCE. uNERRINc,
MAJESTIC SPIRIT, IN AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!
GENESIS, lsT CHAPTER, IS BASIC MASTER
SUPREME. COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE ONE,
REAL, PERFECT, CREATION AND UNIVERSE
OF sUPER-sATuRATED HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE - UNAVAILABLE. iNcoRRUPTlBLE,
INvULNERABLE
18TH VERSE: AND GOD SAID, LET US MAKE MAN
IN OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS. AND LET
THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL!
BUT REMEMBER, MY OFFSPRING MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS. ARE NOT SHINING. STUPID,
LAUNDERING ADAMS EWES, MURDERoUS GAINS,
JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE HUMAN RACES
WHICH ARE MERELY sHADoWY, VISIBLE.
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES,
coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs OF Externally
HARMONIOUS, DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL IDEAS. YOUR
TRUE BEING
PART
JESUS HEALED ALL MANNER OF SICKNESS.
DISEASE. AND DEFoRMTlEs, BUT WENT AWAY
FROM HIS OWN VILLAGE, AND COULD DO NO
MIGHTY WORKS THERE BECAUSE OF THEIR
UNBELIEF"l HENCE, OUR PROMISE AND
PROPHECY TO THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUS
GENERATION" OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER"
NATIONS (Revelaton-AN AWAKENING APPRE-
HENSON, OF THE REAL, Externally PERFECT
NATIONS OF MY ONE, TRUE cREATloN-AND
THERE IS NONE OTHER! - MATTERLESS, FLESHLEsS.
SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLKE - sUPER-sATURATINc
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. WITH oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE
MANS EXTREMITY is GODS OPPORTUNITY!
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR" II, God, TO ST. Paul TO YOU
THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY OF MoRTALs, ALIAS
MORTAL MIND" - THE GIGANTIC FRAUD. ADAM
EVE MATTER" MYTH EGO! THE quote is of Mrs.
Eddy's M w.. p. y.
SUFFERING IS UNREAL. AS UNREAL AS
"MATTER" AND ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL
"A MURDERER. A LIAR VOID OF TRUTH!-see
Jesus in John s43. AVOID OF REALITY!-as per
POsT-civiL WAR COMPLETE AND FINAL REvELA.
TON - SUPREME, COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE
UNIVERSE. LIBERATINc THE DUPEs AND
DEPUTIES OF THE SATAN BOUND" NON.cHRisT
SCIENTIST RELIGIONS. THERAPEUTICS. EDUcA-
TON CULTURE, POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT.
RECREATION, CONTROL OF MINOR scIENcES!-
NATURAL SCIENCE, NATURALLY A PRISONER OF
THE DEVIL I!
PART
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH MARVELLOUS
HEAllNCS AUTHENTICATED A GENERATION
AGO AND REPORTED IN THE
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD!
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
Gods Er0ngeIisl
Billy Graham
SUNDAYS. $3.50. WxYZ; 10 PM, CKLW
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EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TODAY
~ Wsshinston VS.. Cincinnati at
rain.
Chicaso (Al vs.. st. Louis at Denver
=, Cleveland vs.. San Francisco at
Detroit vs.. Milwaukee at Tulsa.
New York vs.. Philadelphia 81 Lynch
Kansas City VS.. Little Rock tsA, at
Los Angeles vs.. chIesso NI at
/ PITTSBURGH At Mexico City.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
washington OO0 900 00I-0 2
Cincinnati 100 0i0 O0x-: q
Paseual and Berberet Hsddix and
Home run-cincinnati. Bailey.
R s,n ydDt a. d doI ale: Is ?
cardwell FARRELL l6i and Lopata,
- and Blanchard. Winner-Farrell
Loser-cicotte.
Home runs--Philadeiphia. Anderson,
Repulski. Jones.
Boston OOO I41 400-IO 10 I
Memphis sIdnI. ,sA o1 g, 600 s,, SOi1 2
Isl and Daley: Jirss, Wilson 81
Willis az. Aldrich (9l and Gle. Win.
ner--Smith, LoSer-JiTsa
Home runs-Boston. Buddin. NAL
zone. Memphis. Dickens.
Detroit vs.. Birmingham tsA,. can
eeled, rain.
Milwaukee O1O lO3 ooO-s s q
Los ANGELES 600 sOl OlO--4 q 1
Burdetts WILEY ca and crsndsli:
Pisnatano. Winner-Burdette Loser
HON. run-Mnvauks., Aaron.
Cleveland ola moo 600 .
san Francisco O04 600 02x-6 s q
Score. Narleski a. and Brown: Nc.
Cormick. oiel 80 and Schmidt Win
ner--McCormicE. LoSer-Score.
Home runs--cleveland, Colavito
san Francisco, Spencer.
St. Louis 900 10. m0-G 10 /
Moore: Howell t5l. Rudolph a. and
Lollar; Jackson. Mlfett al. Flanigan
go and Landrith winner Moore
Home runs@chIcaso: Francona, r
Jackson. st. Louis; Moon.
Kansas city QUO .0I 50o--s 10 O
Lit: Rock tSAD OOi O2O OOO-3 8 .
and House; Smith l9). Reed. McNuity
90 and Heyman. Winner Carver
Home run@LIttIe Rock: Slider.
Pittsburgh 500 O40 Ol l3-23 20 q
Mex. City 900 0Ol Oh H. 4 :
Perez. Daniels t51, RAydon 90 and
Foiles: Donoso. cacheux 81. Ander-
ton t6), Ferrer 90 and Westerfield
Winner-Perez Loser-DonoSo.
Homo run-Pittsburgh Stevens.
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Trojons Try Coliseum
And Blast IS in Scots

LOS ANGELES. April 10 (Pl
"A lot of National League
pitchers have been expecting
the worst at the Coliseum this
season. and it looks like they
are right.
Developments in the last "a
hours indicate that pitching in
the new home Of the Dodgers
is going to be about as pleasant
as falling down an elevator
shaft.
The Southern California
TrojanS went out to the Coli
scum yesterday to test the AZ
foot-high leftfield screen, which
is Just $50 feet from home
plate at the foul line.
In the next half hour, the
Trojans swatted II balls over
the screen and put 2 more over
the rightfield fence.
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12-ROUND DRAW JEERED
Mochen and Foley
Nav Be Remotched

SAN FRANCISCO. April 10
(R.-Having failed to deter
mine q clear-cut challenger for
Floyd Patterson's heavyweight
title, it looks as If Eddie Machen
and Fora Foley will try it all
over again.
Machen, No. / contender,
and Foley, No. 2. battled to an
unpopular 12-round draw last
night before a crowd Of l1.159,
which paid a gross Of $95.755
at the Cow Palace.
Bill Swift. who manages
Foley. shouted, THAT decision
was the biggest robbery I've
ever SEEN"
To Protest Decision
He declared a protest will be
made to the California Athletic
Commission, but conceded he
thought the decision would
stand.
Most of the crowd seemed to
side with Swift and his 1884,
pound underdog from Chand-
Ter. AriZ.
Lusty boos greeted announce
ment of the card from the one
official who voted for Machen.
A ringside check of 10 sports
writer's found nine with Foley
ahead and one favoring Ma
chen, the 1911 la-pounder who
halls from Redding. Calf. :,
lives in San Francisco and had
won all of his previous "a
fights.
Opinions Vary
The referee and two judges
all had varying opinions Of the
outcome. Under CALIFORNIA;
10-must scoring system. Ref
cree frankie Carter favored
Machen. 1l7-ll6. Judge Jack
Downey scored it ll5-11S and
Judge Fred Apostolic saw Foley
ahead. Hills. The Asso-
ciated Press had Foley on top,
117-l16.
Joe Louis remarked, 1T was a
terrible fight. Machen wasn't
sharp and Foley weakened"
Foley and Machen each re-
ceived about $4,000 for the
fight and television rights. Each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
ROYAL Union Out of Derby

LEXINGTON. KY. April 10
R).-The Revere Knoll Farms
Royal Union today was declared
out Of the Kentucky Derby be-
cause an ankle injury has failed
to respond to treatment.
Frank Sanders, trainer Of the
colt that won the Louisiana
Derby March 8 at New Orleans,
said Royal Union had been re-
turned TO the farm at Danville,