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Smyrna times., 1958-07-24

FOR SALE - Frying chickens
ready for the pan. s1.00 each.
Howard Hill, 318 N. Main Street,
Smyrna. Phone 1856.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-24

FOR SALE - 280-acre dairy
farm in Cecil County, Md, on
hardtop road. Two lge. dwelling
houses, dairy barn built in 1851.
Good outbuildings. For informa-
tion call Elkton 996-J2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

The question that interests this Why is II re-
msndovsy urgently heartrendingIy important to anayze
why the South Americans mad the United States but
not really important at oil TO know he situation in Canada?
Part Of the quite sure is that Americans
do not regard Canadians foreigners They feel doubt
quite sincerely that they show rendnes by accepting
as practically fslow-eitizens.
But not feow-citi1ens We members Of
nation just distinct Peru Venezuela We have
Royalties traditions interests ways Of doing business
When these ignored by Americans stuffed of with
pssywssy profesations that there can't possibly be any
serious trouble between U.s. compIimened but
irritated.-FINANCIAL POST OF TORONTO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Illegal Immigrants

CONTINUED from Back Page)
In our official with the foreign aspects OF
Communism we are blssfvy forgetfv Of the menace OF
Communism within the United States itself. This Is vnfor.
tunate because one resovrcefvI enemy behind lines
more dangerous than whole army in front OF US.
MR. ARENS NY duties svperntend and coordinate
the work Of the staff Of the Committee on Un'Ameresn
Activities the general supervision OF Chairman Fran
els {. Walter. Congressman from Pennsylvania
DEAN NANlON: What does the Committee seek TO &C.
eompish through It's nterrogations and Investigations
MR. ARENs: Under the law. the Committee on un-
American Activities has two basic responsibilities The frs'
Is TO superntend the alton and operation OF the
be considering avsns legislative ensefmsns in order
"a cone with the ever changing Of the international
Communist conspiracy.
In this process is Of course, necessary for the Com
nee on Un-Ameriesn Activities. by its hearing in us
Investigations to keep abreast Of the Communist conspiracy
us processes Of ntraon It's propaganda its espionage
activities IFS sabotage and all OF the devious feennqoss
which II employs in undertaking to permeafe through our
society.
You will be interested to know that most OF the internal
security LEGISLATION over OF the last several years
Of the United States Congress has been devised by me
House Committee on UnAmeresn Activities This includes
the Internal Security Act the Communist Control Act num-
erous provisions amending sabotage and espionage s'oes
Foreign Agents Registration Act, and the like
As matter Of fact. In the course OF the last few years
over 40 specific Of the Committee have
found their way into legislative proposals, OF which some
as actually have been enacted by the United States Con-
grsss.
In addition 10 that In the performances OF Its work OF
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Wayne State IT,
tcor,irued from Back Pags)

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
NY, GODS, ONE, TRUE. PURE CHURCH. The
CHRIST. SCIENTIST. PRESENTS 9o-YEAR RETURN
or CHRIST AND JESUS. VIA NY SECOND WAX.
MRS. EDDY - JESUS PRESENT AGAIN WITHOUT The
lMpEplMsNT THE FLESH OF VIRGIN MARY,
MORTAL THOUGHT, ANrIcHRIsT ASPECTS OF
ADAM-EvE HERITAGE
free Press) :" died while visiting Harbor Beach
in Huron County attended U. OF Va before transferring
10 WSu. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Save Free Trade
CONTINUED from Back Psgel


These are the effects Of its hatehet-work:
BY cutting the acts extension from five years TO three
notice the European nations who forming
the Common Market that the w. s. is moving back toward
proteeons. This will lend support to the European pro-
ectonist elements already vocal who want TO raise tariff
barriers against the dollar within the Common Market
. Such a short extension will make II virtually mpos-
be for Secretary Dulles to carry effective tariff nego-
tiafons with other nations.
II from rs per cent 70 IS cent the per cent
yearly tariff reductions the House authorized the President
make. Moreover bars any csrry-over OF any annual
per cent reduction not made within the year.
. u ties the Presidents hands by requiring
approval by majority Of both houses before the chief
executive can override Tariff Commission recommends
fion for higher duties import quotas.
This action by the Senate committee is an AFFECT sur
render TO ruthless highly organized lobby which repre-
sens only mere handful Of special interests and II flies
in the face Of the desires Of overwhelming majority OF
the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Unity Essential


Typical Of the warmth and senuinsness Of the man was
The message he dared TO speak Tin my hating French 70
nv French friends Of Canada" lei az Canada vovs aver
demonre que les rapports entire les peoples bres ne SON,
mas aabs par des differences de angve Of dc facon de
parer.
He was particularly effective in his point bv nort
explanation Iucy and logically Of those American poli
ees which have created resentment among Canadians
QUOTAS AND TARIFFS: Here. "ovr governmental po;
ees either expand restrict your opportunities 10 sell
10 Us. Each OF US feels responsibility provide some
protection to particular sectors Of economies which
may be distress" Oil imports were restricted 10 hep
keep domestic exploration at healthy level but com.
snes put voluntary restrictions their own imports TO
minimize the impact Canadian oil exports In a dozen
cases the President granted tariff relief TO domestic
industries only affected Canada.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

experimenting the administration and operation Of The
regular normal espionage sabotage internal sesvry statutes
the cermiites UnAnsrcsn Activities has caused be
seeptsd - u recommendations The Executive
Departments fer the performances Of their duties.
DEAN MANIoN: How serious Is the Communist menace
In Me United States fodsy7
We FOUND IN THIS INVESTIGATION THAT THE
COMMUNIST coNSULATEs AND EMBASSIES IN THE
UNITED STATES WERE NOTHING BUT SPY NESTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Pilot Plans To lest
CONTINUED from Back Psse)

T. Permit tho college 10 accommodate about twice as
many resident students It's facilities would otherwise
allow.
g. Increase the number Of students taught by each fac
vy member by onehtrd without materially altering the
system Of seminars tvtoras and individual conference
courses that has distinguished the Bard for the
past quarter Of a century.
Permit able students TO complete their college re-
qviremsnis in three years instead OF four
S. Require independent academic work while students
are not In residence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Drug Addiets-
tcontinved from Back Paeel

PART
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER IN EARLY '2os IssItp
POWER or THE CHRIST MASTER. SUPREME s@'sNS e
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH, IN HEALING DNoo IN
Took h,, ~ ,o,hd him, and fed him for two months. vf
hing MICHIGAN s.rmy bonus Of about $500
Uconsinved Next Column. IoP'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Urging Catholics

tConfinued from Back Pags)
AND - YOU HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO BEAR
THE LATTER EITHER |, OR, YOU WOULD BE URGING
ACCEPTANCE OF LIFE MORE ABUNDANTlY"
VIA MY MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE. CHRIST, MASTER,
SUPREME SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MIL
LENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES REVEALING AND
DEMONSTRATING "A NEW HEAVEN AND NEW
EARTH - THE REAL OF UNERRINc, MAJESTIC
SPIRIT, or oMNlPoTENT. ALL-sPAcE-ENcoMPASS
ING - ALL DIscoRD ExcLUDINC-DIvINE LOVE-
PROVIDING AWAkENNcs OF THE DEVILS ADAM
EVE DUPEs FROM THE SHADoNY, MYTHICAL.
DEvILIsH. PsYcHoPATHc. ANTI-cHRIsT,
ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUS CAIN. JUDAS, kNAvES
AND FOOLS, EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
HUMAN PARENTHooD. OF TIE "GHASTlY FARCE
CT A SUPPOSEDLY REAL so-esIled MATERIAL"
CREATION AND UNIVERSE - THE FLACRANT
CONTRADICTION OF MY REVELATION. 1000 B. c.
PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION. AND UNIVERSE,
VERY coOD"-Gen 1871.
SATAN BOUND" FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
cRIPPLEsl GIVE THE PsYcHIATRISTs OVERTIME
LABoRs - THE BLIND LEADING THE BLIND!
my, PHYSICIANS. CHRISTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS : METAPHYSlC!ANS-
THE ONLY GUARANTEE VS.. THE DEVIL PEN
FORMING MIRACLES THAT WOULD DECEIVE, u
POSSIBLE THE VERY ELEcT"!-AND INVITE
ACCIDENTS, TRAGEDIES, DISASTERS. PREMATURE
DEATHS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

Claimed 10 have taken 50 lbs weight In one month
svnken eyes, saIIow complexion
Msntfsasd nsw life. Said he had been 'dsdgins the
graveyard end vndertsksrF
Previous ATTEMPTS Of nonchrst Scientist cures hopeless
and deprivation Of drugs inoIerabe Ran away from
pitaIsF
WHAT TO DO ABOUT DRUG ADDIcTs?
Excerpts from NY. Tribune EdsorisD
The old and vsxing problems Of how TO handle drug
addict for their good and for soeisy UP for dis
eusson again. The decision Of Commissioner Anna Kross
Department Of Correction to sfoy accepting sddets seeking
voluntary commitment has led TO hearings before the New
York State Joint Legislative Committee Narcotic Study
Mrs. kross argument is, basieay that sddiets seeking
commitment criminals but medical cases and that
the prisons have hospital facilities Chief Magistrate John
MUrfash contends that TO deny addets fhe commitment they
seek deprives them Of their last hope"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Military Defense
CONTINUED from Back Paqe)


Here the grave alternatives Dillon posed:
The U. S. will face the prospect Of important losses
TO communism in the next few years."
The cut might destroy the fund ITSELF II raises
question merely TO the scale Of fund operations but
as 70 whether there should be fund at ALL"
The loan fund is the key TO v. S. in fighting
Communist economic penetration Of
All this would to be enough for the Senate
no TO spend
$40 BILLION FOR MILITARY DEFENSE.
il we let short sighted miserness give communism victory
without firing shot-in the economic which Khrvsh-
chew himself has openly declared. To do is not only
sabotage bot madness.
No wonder the President smashed his fist the table
last week and told Republican Congressional leaders,
Sometimes Just can't understand Congress. can't
understand the
HOUSE ADDING A COUPLE OF HUNDRED
MILLIONS | DIDN'T WANT FOR Defense
SPENDING. APPR0PRIATINC MILLIONS
OF LARD FOR RIVERS AND HARB0RS : AND
THEN CUTTING THE HEART OUT OF
FOREIGN AID !"
John Taber told him the Republican committeeman had
backed the President. But what happened is no GOOD
Eisenhower snapped This thing is vital to eounfrys
interest"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
DEVIL TAKES r. c. AIRMAN FOR BIBLICAL
40 YEARS PLUS

James j. csvthier, ~ - ST. Rts's Church.
Auto crssh-near MeehsnesvilIe, Nd was return
ina TO the Psvxent River Md Naval Air Station. where
he was based. -" tTimes)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

Volume, 240I 655 shares; IS stocks, $4,000 shares
advances 672; declines. 247; unchanged. ISL
Board Sees Speeded-Up Gains
DETROIT BUSINESS CLIMBING
free Press, I'M
Detroifs economy headed upward after bouncing of
bottom of the recession according the Board Of
Commences.
Unless there's strike in the auto industry business
will continue improve in this quarter and pick faster
in the fall.
That's the prediction Of John Stewart chief researcher
for the Board and observer Of the local business
scene.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
DETRoITs COMPLETE RECOVERY IS DEPENDENT
UPON A RIGHTEOUS SETTLEMENT OF THE MOTOR
LABOR SITUATION WHEREUPON THE ENTIRE
NATION WILL RISE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Labor Productivity
Continued from Back Psgs)

Continued from Back Page)
General Motors Lou Seaon is conscientious man.
Thus that even before the current auto nsaots-
fions began last spring. Ssston alarmed the CLASSY
sfares on the faces Of newspapermen when the word
productivity" mentioned, decided they needed little
education in order to understand what promised TO be
Of the hottest issues at the bargain table in 1858.
Simply put, productivity the amount Of output
for hours worked.
II first cropped up in the cM-UAW picture back in lo4s
when fhe two agreed that heneeorfh employees would get
an annual improvement aetor-an automatic annual in
erease-based productivity for the nation whole.
not Just the auto industry.
So the next time the up the wrangIing
started Union economists employing their brand Of
hoevs poevs sought prove the productivity figure should
be higher. GIN tried TO hold the line. They finally eompro
missed That's the way II has been right up until this
Essence Of the knowledge they impaired that in
1858. GIN thought the productivity advance should be
more than TO IVA per cent The union wanted 3o per cent
Now letter from w. n. Delaney GAINESVILLE.
O.. who kicks this theory into cooked hat.
I'VE have read with interest mingled with mild indisna
ton the various reports Of the current negotiations in
Detroit" says Delaney.
III strange that has risen TO
CHALLENGE THE FALLACY AND IlL0CIC
OF TYING HOURLY WAGES TO THE
PRODUCTIVITY FACTOR.
Yet not only do the spokesman for the
UNIONS INVOLVED SPEAK OF THIS FACTOR
AS SOMETHING They CREATED AND HOLD
IN VESTED RIGHT.
but management to accept this LuDIcROUS PROP
oSITIoN.
Even Mr.. Weinberg economist for the JAW, admits
that the ar adva INCREASE IN PRODUCTIVITY IS DUE
MAINLY TO RAPIDLY ADVANCING TECHNOLOGY
Anyone who has had day-by-day contact with Produe-
ton over the past four five decades can realize
HOW MUCH THE SMALL. SELF-EFFACINC GROUP
OF PRODUCT DESIGN AND PRODUCTION
ENGINEERS HAVE CONTRIBUTED
TO OUR WELL BEING.
Nor overlook the pure research men, the paekas
ing experts responsible for the significant advances
in moving material"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-11
In Bethesda
NeiU Safe,Uay
Set to Open
Wednesday
In Bethesda

The new Safeway store at
1925 Old Georgetown rd., Bethes-
da, will formally open its doors
to the public next Wednesday at
9 am. This will be the 32nd store
opened so far in Sideways 1857
SO expansion program for the
Washington Division, and re-
places an older store next door.
Robert L. Withers, former
manager of the Safeway store at
7845 Wisconsin ave. in Bethesda,
says it will incorporate the
latest ideas the company has de-
veloped in food retailing, and
issued an invitation to the public
to visit the store and inspect its
facilities.
The new store contains $4,000
square feet and has parking
space for 80 cars. 1t is equipped
with eight. checkstands and is
completely air-conditioned.
The building is constructed
with the stock room in a "U"
shape around the sides and rear
of the salesroom. This makes
possible the stocking of all fix
lures from the rear, eliminating
the congestion caused by such
fixtures from the front during
hours of business.
1t will have separate bakery
alcove and a rottisomat for bar
bequed chicken.
Other features of special in
terest will be new type wall
directory over the back wall of
the store and a cooled meat
packaging room with clear glass
panels allowing the customer to
see the meat cutting and packag-
ing operation.
Manager Robert l.. Withers,
who resides at 4215 Amber dr.,
Kensington, with his wife, Alice,
and three sons, Louis, William
and James, will be assisted by
meat department m ana g er
Charles L. Rapp; assistant store
manager, Melvin l.. LaFollette,
and produce dep partm e n t
manager, Charles B. Nichols.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-11

booth. Among the other organi-
cations working to round up these
items for the needy in the COM
munity are the Legion, Catho-
lie Daughters, Fire Department,
Rotary and the Boy Scouts.
The P-TA served the Maryland
Virginia Milk Producers Banquet
at the school December 10.
The choir of the Damascus
Methodist Church will present a
Service of Carols on December
81 at the church at 8 pm. under
the direction of Mrs. Everett
Jones.
Morning services at the same
church will feature Christmas
music and sermon this coming
Sunday.
The Missionary Study Group
will hold its Christmas party
Saturday at $50 at the church.
They will be served dinner by the
Senior MYF.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-11
Damascus
Yule Contest
Sponsored at
High School
Damascus
BY Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3-2682

The Damascus High School
Student Council is holding a
Christmas Bulletin Board Con-
test. Contest Chairman, Danny
Baker, reports there will be a
five dollar prize given to the jun
ior and senior high school home
rooms displaying the best bulle-
tin board. The theme of the con-
test is ''The Real Meaning of
Christmas" The contest will run
from December 1922 when the
displays will be judged.
Seventy six seniors, juniors,
sophomores and freshmen from
DHS travelled by bus to New York
December 3 where they visited
the United Nations building and
enjoyed sightseeing in the big
city. Sponsors on the trip were
Mrs. Pearl Poole, Charles Nc
Creery, Mrs. Everett Jones and
Mrs. Phillip Watkins.
MIR. and Mrs. B. M. Woodfield
were dinner guests on Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richmond of
Pikesville.
DR.. and Mrs. James O'Rourke
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter on Decem-
Der 2 at Georgetown Hospital.
She has brother Jimmy and a
sister Carol waiting for her at
home.
The Sunday School Christmas
party for the pre-school and pri-
mary departments of the Damas-
Gus Methodist Church will be held
Friday afternoon, December 10
at the church at $3.50.
The Damascus Family Com
munity Garden Club met Friday
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Muir
ray Andrews. Mrs. Julia Walker
of the Gaithersburg Community
Garden Club demonstrated ar
rangements and uses of greens
particularly for indoor Christ
mas decorations. Soil analysis
kits were distributed to the "a
members present. The next meet
ing will be held January 9 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Layton with Mrs. Edna Branden.
burg as co-hostess. An organiza.
tional meeting is planned and
anyone interested in joining the
! club Is invited to attend.
Court Damascus, Catholic
Daughters of America, are plan
ming a covered dish social to be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Marshall on wkin S
Creamery I'd. on December q for
all members of st. Pauls parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Raines
and Chucky of Baltimore and
Mrs. Ollie Raines were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Raines.
Community Christmas activi-
ties are bustling in Damascus.
The lighting of the business dis
trict sponsored by the Damascus
Chamber of Commerce and un-
derwritten by the local business
men has been completed and ac-
cording to Chairman Roscoe Pur.
dunn all lights were to be on by
the early part of this week.
The Lions will again this year
sponsor their Christmas Doorway
Decoration Contest. Herbert S.
Hyatt is chairman. The Lions
win also set up a booth in front of
Zens store in Damascus from
December 16 through "a to col
lect money, food, toys and cloth
ing for those in need in the area.
Jerry Cook is chairman of this
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-11
Yule-Wrapping
Demonstration

A Chri s tmas S gift-wrapping
demonstration and work shop will
be held next Tuesday, December
16, from $3.50 until 10 pm. at the
Four Corners Recreation Center,
Edgewood and Southwood aves.,
Silver Spring.
Participants are requested to
bring their own boxes and wrap
ping. A So cent fee will be
charged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

. Smoother . 6reoter Hiding
. Greater Coverooe . Longer
Life Majestic White is Actu-
ally White.
l-GoI. TuFpentine S1.69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

Now's the time 10 cover
cutters end 10 end with O
low-eosi, cosy 10 install
gutter. guard. Keeps out
leovss, wigs, ieieles, deb.
Fis-gUiters lost longer
Ends fire hoEord. Prevents
dirty water from running
down side Of house. Fits
oil gutter types.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Nice Phrase
Continued from Page y
viewpoint Is tax paying MEM
bers Of the community.

&SS ~
viewpoint Is tax paying mem
bers Of the community.
Those opposed to a union shop
claim that their choice of not
joining a union takes from them
their rights and liberties and
freedom of choice to either join
an organization or not to join it.
They contend it is a violation of
a basic civil right, "the right of
free choice" They also contend,
it is totally unAmerican and out
of step with true liberalism.
The question now arises: what
would happen if a so-calle d
fright to work" constitutional
amendment is passed. First of all,
it must be clearly understood
that there is no such thing as a
fright to work" or a fright to
work law" If such a constitution
al amendment were passed, it
would actually make it illegal for
management and labor to agree
to a union shop clause. Right to
work" laws do not guarantee any
one a job or a right to a job.
Right to work" is an incorrect
caption. Management still has the
right to hire or not to hire whom
it chooses either with or without
a so-called fright to work" law.
If such a law should become eff
fective in Ohio, even though both
management and labor desired a
union shop agreement, it would
make it impossible for labor and
management to agree to a union
shop.
Proponents of the fright to
work" law contend that the union
shop violates basic provisions of
the US. Constitution.
In recent years attempts have
been made to pass . s~o-ealled
fright to work" law in the
State Legislature. In 1855, an
attempt was made to have such
legislation passed.
AT that time, the Ohio Catholic
Welfare Conference, which repre-
sents the six dioceses of Ohio,
commenting on the proposed
fright to work" laws, said that
although the conference was in
sympathy with all sincere at
tempts to remove injustices in
the field of labor-management re-
lations, it urges caution, however,
in regard to legislation which
might seek to check the abuses
of labor organizations by under
mining the collective bargaining
principle. The abuses should be
stopped, but not by striking at
the idea of unionism ITSELF"
In the early part of 1857, prior
to the 102nd General Assembly,
the Conference reiterated this pc.
sition against fright to work"
laws
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Mass Offered
For Sr. ROsalie
Al Springs

A Solemn Requiem Mass was
offered last Tuesday for Sr. M.
Resale Carr, OPP, 70. at st.
Mary's of the Springs. She died
Jan. II at the college.
ST.. Rosalie, a native of Cincin-
matt had entered the Dominican
novitiate in 1897 and since her
profession May 10, 1899, had
served as music teacher at Holy
Name, Columbus, Holy Trinity,
Somerset, Sacred Heart, Coshoc-
ton, st. Thomas, GAINESVILLE, st.
Mary, Lancaster, and at st. Mary
of the Springs, all in the Column
bus Diocese. She also served at
various schools in the Steuben-
vile Diocese and in Michigan.
Sr. Rosalie is survived by a
nephew, Mr.. R. Carr, Clement
City, Mich, and three cousins,
Miss Bernadette Cush and Mrs.
G. Krum, both of Columbus, and
Mrs. G. X. Harris, Cincinnati.
Burial was in the convent Gem.
etery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-01-17
Believe Large Family
Needs More Help

ST. MEINRAD, Ind. Although the large family is
praised by everyone, leaders in government, business, the
professions, the clergy, yet it seems doomed to second
class citizenship, writes John j. Ryan in the January issue
of The GRAIL, The magazine of Catholic marriage, pub