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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

daughter Katharine Murray. TO
Jack Holland HICKS, son 81 Mrs
Wesley Peters Hicks. Of Bedford
and The late MI Hicks
The wedding viii take place
August Ii Al Linden y &
MISS Arrowood received her
Bachelor q Arts Degree from
Women s College University Of
North Carolina at Greensboro and
her Master Of Religious Education
Degree from the General As
aemblv's Training School Rich
mond
STE served Wy director d Chris
tan Education for three wears Al
Farinylle PRESBYTERIAN Church be-
fore eoing 70 Lynchburp- IN the
y 4 n 7 capacity al Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN Church
Mr. He's received his Bachelor
af Science ana Master Of Science
degrees Al Virginia Polytechnic In-
stitnte
Ho is employed ali Babcock and
Wilcox atomic energy plant il
LynchburE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Paul Ellington and son, Pete
Ellington and Alien Reynolds have
returned from a trip to Mays Head.
n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobson Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs j P Brinkley and
Miss Ann Hober. all Of Norfolk,
have been guests in the E J Ward
home.
Mrs. c. H. Goodwin. Jr, and chill
dren, Kay and Greg left Thursday
for a visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Bull, in Parksley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson are at
tending the Virginia Association of
Broadcasters annual convention at
Tides Inn in Irvington.
Mrs Carla Keys, of johnson City.
Tenn spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day at her home here en- route to
the Virginia Association of Broad
casters convention in Irvington
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peery and
son Jackie, formerly Of Memphis,
Tenn, are at home at los North
Bridge Street Mr. Peery is associ-
ated with Gray's Drug Store
DR. and Mrs A. T. Gay, Mr.
and Mrs James F Hart and Miss
Shirley Spencer attended the 18th
annual C n en- on of the Viz
GINA Pharmaceutical Association in
Richmond Sunday through Wednes-
day
Mrs A. B Holmes is visiting in
the H, H. Garth home in Charlottes-
vile TO be near her son. Alex
Holmes. who is recuperating from
an operation at the University Hos
pital
Guests Of Mrs. Annie fDeaton
Wednesday were Mrs. A. T Young
Mrs. LLOYD Land and son. Edward
and Mrs. A. T Young, Jr.. and
children
Mrs. j A. Armistead and Miss
Frances Armistead are visiting Mr..
and Mrs J A. Armistead. Jr, and
Mr. and MIS-. D S Hudson in
South Hill this week.
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Robert Newman. Of Chattanooga,
Tenn. Il spending the week here
with his family
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bailey
We're guests Of Mrs Bailey's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs f r Johnson.
in Hampton for the week end
Mr. and Mrs Ray Roberts have
moved into their new house on
Second Street
Mrs Shelton Whitaker and H S
Whitaker joined Mrs. Whitaker's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs David Matson. Of Mexico.
D. f., at the Pennington Country
Club in Charlottesville Wednesday
for visit.
The Rev and Mrs. Gordon e.
Price and family, Of Roanoke
Rapids n c., visited Miss Vivian
Davis and Teddy Davis. Monday
Mrs Ammen, Of Roanoke, was
also guest Of her niece and
nephew few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs Alton Williams and
son, Kent, visited relatives in
Arlington during the week end.
Mrs W O. Fallwell has returned
from spending some time with
relatives in Raleigh and Louisburg
N G Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Reavis Of Cary. N. c.. accom-
panied Mrs Fallwen home.
Mr. and Mrs J Guy Lancaster
and daughters. Mary Catherine and
June left Tuesday to spend ten
days at Daytona Beach. Fla.
Mrs R II Dueger and Mrs. !
" Shepherd visited Jack Digger
at the Medical College hospital in
Richmond Wednesday
G. J Allard is attending the sum
mer session at Hargrave Military
Academy in Chatham
Mrs Thomas E. Gilmer is the
guest Of her son and daughter-in-
law. MI and Mrs Thomas Z. Gil
mer. Jr.. il Richmond to be near
Dr Gilmer who IS q patient at
JohnstonWillis hospital
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Monday June = al p m. IN First
Presbyterian Church OF greensboro.
The Rev John Mcqueen. Jr /,
pastor offclated
Given In marriage by her father
the bride wore gown Of white
lace and peau dc sole She carried
white roses and lilies Of the val
lev
Miss Carol KlinRcr. Of Louisville
ky was maid Of honor Miss
Judith Khngcr. Of Louisville, was
bridesmaid
Dr Alexander was his son $
Best man Andrew Butler Collcy.
w brother ot the bride, was
Gshcr
Following u reception at The home
VI the bride the couple flew to
London England The groom Will
bc medical student NJ the UNI
versity Of London this summer
Upon their return III early
autumn they VIII make their
nome n charlottesville va
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Legion Auxiliary Starts Scholarship
Fund; Mrs. Gordon Is Nelu President

The Auxiliary Of the Farnville
American Legion installed new
officers AT their meeting Tuesday
night at tie Legion post home on
the Rice Road Installing officer
vas Mrs. c. p Darden. Jr. Of
Portsmouth. department yicepresi-
dent.
Mrs. Grace Gordon is the new
president, with Mrs Il u Green
first president MIS- Harold
Garrett. secretary MIS- George
Fitzgerald corresponding secre-
tary and Mrs u p. White ser
geant-atarmS.
The following officers we're
elected last wear and VIII continue
IN office Mrs Warren Kernodle
second Yice-president Mrs M G.
Smith treasurer and Mrs + A.
chappell, chaplain
The Auxiliary approved a plan
submitted bv Mrs T A McCorkle
committee chairman whereby a
500 college M nursing scholarship
WILL be offered by the Auxiliary 10
a child Of a veteran
Mrs Harold Garrett reported that
S535.84 were realized NV thc sale
nf rnnptau
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VI son-Iindsey.
" eGldin e Vows
Read Saturday

IRE marriage Of Miss Mildred
,1oyce Lindsey daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Roosevelt Lindsey
Of Rice. to Alvin Palmer Mason
son Of Mr. and Mrs While H
Mason. q FarmvilIe took place
Saturday June 4, at 10 am. in
the Baptist Parsonage
The Rev Pr " Otis Mcchmg
officiated al tha family ceremony
The bride wore white nvlon
dress trimmed in white velvet She
carried bouquet Of pink carna-
ton
Mrs Lindsey was her daughter S
only attendant
Nm Mason was his son best
man
After a Wedding trip the couple
are IA home w Farna& No.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
J. II. Cook IIonorcd
With Birthday
On Fathers Day

Guests a. the home u M and
Mrs Arthur Durfee. u Prospect
10 celebrate Father Day and The
eighty sixth birthday Of J n Cook
were
Mr. AID Ms v A Cook. mr
and Mrs Paul Gowen and CAROLYN
and Miss Charlene Moon, d Lynch
burg, Mr. and Mrs T, f. Cook
Mrs Nancy Jean Cook Howard
Cook Misses Betty ~ and MarPa-
ret GRAY Cook, Of Farmville. MI
and Mrs jim Frank Adams and
Terry. 81 Charlotte Court House
Mrs H w Staples. Nh and Mrs
IN q Elliott and Steyic Of CreWc
Mr. and MIS- LLOYD Coleman Of
Amherst Mr. and Mrs Crawford
Stra5nider and Barry, Of Mount
Jackson and MI and Mrs w A.
Cook III Bill and Johnny Cook
of Lynchburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Mr. and Mrs John f Harwood
and family are vacationing at Viz
ginia Beach.
Recent guests Of Mrs. G E. Agee
were Mr., and Mrs. W c Agee
and three children, and Miss Zada
French. Of Huntington, w Va, and
Miss Annis French. Of Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Nancy Striplin who is
spending the summer months with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Striplin. and Carl Swanson of
Martinsville, spent the week end at
Douthat State Park where they
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Stump, Of Charleston, w Va.
Mrs. Spencer Burger and daugh-
tors. Of Warwick. are guests Of
Miss Elizabeth Burger this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Hatcher
and son and Mr.. and Mrs B. G.
Hatcher were recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs A c, Woodland in West
Hyattsville Md
= Mrs. L. r. Driskin. Of Richmond,
spent the week end here with her
daughter Mrs. W H Wilkerson
Mrs. Indy Hamlet is spending
the week in Portsmouth visiting
relatives.
Recent guests IN the j B Filing
ton home were Mr. and Mrs. J
Muriel Wilkerson. Of Roanoke, and
Mr. and Mrs E A. Trent Of Pow
hatan
Dr Waverly Cole moved 10 Rich
mond this week where he will
specialize in anesthesiology at the
Medical College Of Virginia
The Booster Club members Of the
Home Beneficial Life Insurance
Companv's Farmvllle office, c, H
Goodwin, Jr. Murray Arlington, w
F. Baldwin. H X Morlisette, M L
Berry. S. E. Locke. ] P Griffin
j c. Snoddy c. W hawthorne, w
Y Warmer. H. Josephson. A B
Hayden and B. v Timberlake. lef
Thursday for fishing trip al
Ocean View.
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Miss Cough )
Engagement
Told by Parents

Mr. ana Mrs. Leroy Cough 81
DIllwyn announce The engagement
Of Their daughter EIlda Elizabeth
70 Ernest Stuart Taylor 81 Salina
Kans
Miss Cough Is graduate Of
Buckingham Central High School
MI Taylor also graduated from
BcHS u 1854 and is how serving
with The United States An Force III
Salina,
Miss Cough Il now working at
spfouse Restaurant THE wedding
viii take place in the fan
Mrs W W Ruff. of clifton
Forge visited in The r s, Bondu-
rant home Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Rl.ucc-kcn Wedding
Ceremony At Luray

MI and MRS Robert Cary Kent
announce the marriage Of then
daughter, Martha Kent Carter w
Thomas Ellison Bruce. u son W
the late Mr. and MRS Bruce W
Sco'slillc
The ceremony was performed
az afternoon Of Juno II AZ Luray
Methodist Church n Iuray hy the
pastor thu Rey Il J Nottingham.
III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Miss Coltey Becomes Bride OF
II. C.. Alexander, III, In Kentucky

The marriage Of Miss Mary
Cosby Colley daughter Of Or and
Mrs Andrew Butler Coley. OF
Greensboro, Ky. to Haddon Chris
topher Alexander Ill. SON Of Dr
and Mrs Haddon Christopher Alex
anncr u Of F'armville took place
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

DIT and Mrs x X Wallace Dr..
Richmond announce the birth Of
their second child and first dauGh-
wv. Elizabeth Graydon. On Thurs
day. June ~. at the Medical Col
lege " Virginia Hospital
III Wallace Ky Xxx soa " RI and
Mrs K K Wallace n Norfolk
and grandson of Mrs Anne Sydnor
Newman. OF F'armyllle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Mrs Don Seqmn was hostess ali
a birthday stork shower WedneS-
day honoring Mrs walker n.
shelton Jill at the sequin home on
Solth Virginia street
Mrs Kathryn Cox and Mrs. Flor
ence Jamerson assisted Mrs Sc
.Cnin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Inc Arrangement
Featured At
Garden Club

The Nora Lancaster Garden Club
met with Mrs T G. Coleman. Jr,
Tuesday for luncheon
Mrs G willard Hart supervised
VI workshop Of line ARRANGEMENTS
following the luncheon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Fore Schulz
Wedding Vous
Said Sunday

Miss Marilyn Ruth Schulz
daughter Of MIR and Mrs Charles
II Schall Of Concord became the
bllds Of William Gay Fore Or,
sensof MI and Mrs Fore Of Farm
yille at noon sunday III ne Con
cord Baptist Church
The Rev H Bnmgarner. pastor
performed the double-ring cere-
mony
The brides street-length gown
was Of white satin brocade and she
Wore a white lace hat She car
rcd white PRAYER book with pur
pie orchids
Miss Myrtle Schulz. Of Concord
was her sisters attendant
Richard Daniel Fore. Of Farm
VILE, was his brothers best man
Following the ceremony a buf-
fet luncheon was held at the home
Of the brides parents.
After a Southern wedding tllp the
couple Will be at home on West
Third street
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Engagement Announced Of Former
Presbyterian Education Director

The Rcv and Mrs Robert South
Arrowood, Of Linden. n G. an
nouncc tho engagement Of their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Mrs Katherine Cox and MIS-
Susie Rovce visited relatives in
Blackstone Sunday Carolyn Sue
Cox who had been spending a few
days in Blackstone, returned home
with her mother and Mrs Boyce
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Mrs J. A. Armistead and Miss
Frances Armistead are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J A. Armistead, Jr,, and
Nr and MIS- D. S Hudson in
South Hill this week.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13
Bullets Hall
Jordan Push
Scopus

TEL AVN (JTA)-Israel police
shot and wounded a member of q
group of Jordanians who crossed
into Israeli territory in the Mt.
ScopuS enclave, a military spokes-
man announced.
The Israel Government charged
that the intrusion was a further
development of Jordanian plot to
drive Israel from the enclave atop
the height Observers here view
this as the possible beginning OF
one of the gravest crises in Israel
Jordan relations since the War Of
Liberation.
THE INCIDENT, the second In
two days last week, began when
Village attempted to march down
a road within Israel-held territory.
They were warned off, but later
party of about 100, armed with
knives and axes and drawn up in
marching formation by Jordanian
troops who hung back behind
them, attempted to penetrate the
Israeli roadblock. Warned back,
they continued on and the patrol
fired on them.
Joseph Tekoah, head Of the Is
rael Foreign Ministry's arnlistice
affairs department, later expressed
the Israel governments concern
over developments, What we are
faced with here" he said, rs a
Iaoooo,o4ro4ol TOrJan;on oc1nnoiou
to undermine our position on Mt.
Scopus, and perhaps beyond that"
THE ISRAELI spokesman called
this the largest of several incl
dents since the May 26 clash on
Mt Scopus in which United Ma
tions observer 1t. Col. George A.
Flint and four Israeli policemen
died. Tekoah's charges, accompa-
MED by statement that the Arabs
were not even villagers but appear
to have been brought to the area
by Jordanian troops, put an alto
gether different color on the affair.
Tekoah commented that Israel
had evidence that it was "wen
prepared military ambush by Jor-
danian forces brought specifically
to Mt. Scopus for that purpose"
In view of the tension, Israel
warned Arabs against using the
road and at the same time asked
United Nations truce headquarters
to search the village for arms-it
should be demilitarized completely
under existing agreements.
1T WAS CLAIMED here that the
Arabs have been In Illegal posses
sion of the village for the past 10
years. The village lies within the
Israeli sector on the height.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13
Pension Plan
For Teachers
Is Launched

ATLANTIC CITY (JTA)--A liza
tional pension plan for Jewish edu-
cational personnel will go into ef-
feet this winter, it was announced
by Philip w. Lown, president OF
the American Association for jew
ish Education at its 10th annua!
meeting. The pension plan is
sponsored by the association in CO.
operation with other Jewish educa-
tional agencies.
In addition, a preamble to ma
tional code of practice for Jewish
religious schools has been worked
out and will be submitted to school
boards and community agencies for
Jewish education throughout the
country for consideration and adop-
ton. The preamble, Lown said,
outlines the basic responsibilities
and rights of teaching StaffS.
THE CONFERENCE heard a
progress report on the National
Study of Jewish Education, submit
ted by Drs. A. p. Schoclman and
U. z. Engelman. Two major find
ings were discussed: the attitudes
OF children attending Jewish
schools and the forms of sponsor
ship in Jewish education. The ma
tional study examined II, $50 chill
dren in "a communities by means
of questionnaires adrn..i.stered in
classrooms. and the major result
revealed thus far is that the chill
dren, in substantial majority, ap-
prove of and like the Jewish
schools they are attending.
In the communities studied, 85
percent Of all children enrolled in
Jewish s.:nocls of any tyne we're
attending schools undo. the aus
piceS Of Individual congregations.
DIR. JUDAH PHCH, executive
director of the Association, in dis
cussing 1.-THE Changing Commun-
ity and It's Effects on Education, .
appealed for greater support and
moral encouragement to central
agencies for Jewish education and
particularly to the community He
brew schools that are now strug-
Cling for their existence.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13
500 Yunks Settle
In Israel In 1857

NEW YORK (JTA) - Some 900
American Jews settled in Israel in
the past year and brought with
them $1,000, 900 in capital, S. z
Shragai, immigration department
head of the Jewish Agency, told a
press conference here.
Shragai recalled that several
years ago he had been termed
"craZy' for suggesting that Ameri-
can Jews settle in Israel. "Today
I can tell you there are thousendS
of United States Jews who want to
settle in Israel" He warned, how
ever, that adequate preparations
must be made for their settlement.
He also proposed that US. Jewry
send 1000 settlers to Israel annu-
ally.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13

ly belongs and should stimulate a
rational settlement of this tragic
human problem. 1t may be that
certain countries will need scme
temporary assistance to tide them
over the period of integration of
the refugees.
But if the United States Govern
ment fails to heed such recommen-
dations. it must be reconciled to
increasing the United States con-
tribution to this activity over an
Indefinite period of years, accom-
panied by the further demorallza-
ton of the refugees"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13

Rabbi Weiss
Resignation

Rabbi Elozor Weiss has an
nounced his resignation as reli-
gious leader of Beth Hebrew Con-
gregation.
Rabbi Weiss said his resignation
was rendered ''for the sake of con-
gregational harmony although my
contract was renewed for one year
by vote of the board of directors
in early May"
He said he will remain in Phoe-
nix and II hope to continue my
rabbinic functions" He serves as
rabbi of Congregation Beth Sho-
lom of Mesa.
Harry j. Weiss, Beth Hebrew
congregational president has con-
tacted the Hebrew Theological Col
lege of Chicago with regard to find
ing a replacement for Rabbi Weiss.
The congregation will continue to
hold late Friday night services
throughout the summer months.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13
capitoI Spotlight
CONGRESSMEN WANT HALT IN AID
IF.ARABS DON'T HELP REFUGEES

The study mission pointed out
that the situation in Lebanon is
complicated "by the activities of
Radio Cairo, which seeks constant
ly to agitate the Arab population
of the country and the refugee
camps into a state of high tension
against Western interests. >" Men,
ton was also made of dangerous
infiltration of Communist agents
from Syria to Lebanon.
Mention is made that Russian
intrigue makes a pacific settle
ment between the Arab states and
Israel all the more difficult"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13
Wholesale jap Conversions
70 Judaism Exaggerated
lrhoto by Bob Markow)

NEW (JTA) - Gustav Stern, New York communal
leader who recently returned from Japan declared that there
ntelectuaS who intensely
interested in Judaism described exag
gerated large-scae
sions of Japanese to Judaism"
press held Stern reported that he had dis
question the alleged conversions of japanese to
brother of the Emperor dur
extended visit with the prince in Tokyo last month Prince
Jewish religion history
Stern said confirmed my findings that conversions OF
Japanese taken place widely reported
general and Jewish press
Reporting the of the Jewish community in Japan Stern
community consists mainly of American
who live Tokyo Right after the they
bought with the help of the National Jewish
built this estate synagogue Today the Jewish
community Tokyo functions well it is small in
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13
VOL. XI Phone Alpine 4-7494

WASHINGTON -Resettlement OF
Arab refugees in Arab states has
been recommended by a study
group of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee.
Noting the humanitarian aspects
of the Arab refugee problem, the
Congressional unit said that those
best able to resolve that phase are
the local governments. The ref
erence was clearly to the Arap
governments.
Unlike refugees in other parts
of the world" said the congress-
men, the Palestinian Arab refugees
"are no different in language and
social organization from the other
Arabs. Resettlement, therefore,
would be in a familiar environr
ment."
ISRAEL HAS long maintained
that the Arabs in question would be
far better off among their own
Arab brethren.
The congressional study group
reached strong conclusions. Its re-
port said that if the Arab governs
ments "are unwilling to tackle the
problem except on their own terms,
there is little incentive. for outside
governments to continue financial
support.
The report charged that 'the
original humanitarian impulse
which led to the creation and per-
petuation of the United Nations Re-
lief and Works Agency is gradually
being perverted into a political
weapon" Israel has often pointed
out that the Arab states do not
really wish to alleviate the plight
of the Arab refugees. The main
desire of the Arab rulers is to keep
the issue alive as sword of Dam
ocles hanging over the head OF
Israel.
THE REPORT said 1.-The refugee
problem can only be resolved when
peace comes to the Near East, a1fh
peace cannot come to the Near
East so long as there is refugee
problern. Nothing has happened
S1IlCS LlG PlOO1C4AA WoS OACclbO0 q
decade ago to give any hope of
piercing this circle"
The principal cause of the fruS-
tration and futility about the en-
tire refugee problem has been
1.-The Indifference of local govern
ments, the loss of individual initia-
tive resulting from the compara-
tive security of camp life and the
tagging of financial support of out
side governments to the United
Nations Relief and Works Agency. "
The mission recommended that
"Some further ano more drastic
effort must be made at once 70
solve the Palestine refugee prob
lem. The United States should
serve notice that its contribution
to UNRWA will be terminated in
two or three years" This would
allow time for the governments
concerned to develop plans for the
peaceful settlement of the refu-
gees.
ACCORDING to the mission,
"such action will contribute to an
orderly shift of responsibility to
those countries to whom it proper
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-06-13
DeGuuIIe Cabinet
Retains French
Friends Of ISrdeI
lFhoto by Bob MaTkOwl ]

PARIS (JTA) = Gen. Charles de Gaulles assumption
of the premiership of France will require increased ac
vty part of Israel to explain its policy to France
but at the time Israel assured of powerful friends
among the leading figures in the de Gaule cabinet.
Well informed circles here have been chary of Israel
stake in the situation because of the lack of clarity with
respect the generals foreign policies However
quite certain that Gen. de Gaulle will attempt to streng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30


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rates. each a penny more than
they used 10 be-:
First class letters cents
: an ounce.
Post cards. cents.
Airmail letters--7 cents an
ounce.
Air post cards-s cents.
Third class lunsealed greet
ings)-3 cents.
The Post once Department
does not expect any major ana
fus. A spokesman said yester-
day that Eve think people are
quite well-informed Of the new
/. rates"
Post of1ices throughout the
country have been supplied
with all the new materials re-
quired BY the ehaneeover. And
extra Large stocks OF postage
due" stamps have been laid IN.
II q letter Is mailed with IN
sufiicient postage after mid
night Thursday. Il VIII 80 10
the addressee with q postage
due" stamp on It. Only II he
refuses TO pay the extra postage
viii II be returned to the sender,
And the department is giving
mail users . temporary break
on this item. Congress author
lied the department a month
ago TO make q scent penalty
charge for handling mail on
which postage Is due. But the
charge Is going 10 be suspended
temporarily. beginning Friday.
to let the publIe get used to the
new rates. The penalty win 90
into effect on November l.
There will be no general re-
vision In second class mail
rates, which include newspa-
pers. magazines and other pub
iications. until next January 1.
when a staggered series OF In
creases ranging over the next
three years win start.
But Friday is the date for
important adjustments in In