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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Normal or Neurotic?-

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five articles Of Americas most pressing problems
the treatment and prevention of mental illness.
BY cRETTA BAKER
Are you normal person? Wait minute before you
answer. Trying be normal may be the thing for
you!
That the view of weIIknown psyehiafrs DR. Phillip
Poin associate professor Of clinical psyehstry coum
bia University and eoauhor with his wife, Ellen c. Phine
Of the book THE We-Adiusfed Personality"
WHO is say what is normal for all peopIe?" Dr. Pola.
Tin asked "A British psyehatrisf Dr. Edward Glover says
that the normal person is free from mental conflicts
symptoms Of emotional disturbance, capable Of satisfactory
work. and able 10 love other than himself None
up TO these standards all the time We
merely approximate them. ;"
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Nixon To Cop
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The vice president also said have told fhe chair
that Republicans when in trouble battle each
other instead Of fighting the Democrats
Nixon host to the chairmen al the windvp Of a.
campaign school here During that meeting The chairmen
split the Adams issue when their views sought by
reporters.
Rep Simpson, chairman Of the Republican congressional
campaign committee said the Adams controversy can only
be harmful" to the COP At the ballot box this year.
Simpson. Pennsylvania made plain that he was not
speaking officially for ihe committee.
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This Means War

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THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL (-M-Y-T-H-i
Call BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
-. God TO st. Paul, TO YOU
THE UNIVERSE IS 100eo THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT AND sUPER-SATURATED, INcoR-
RUPTIBLE, INvULNERABLE, EXCLUSIVELY REAL
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE ARE APPREHENSBLE
BY THE PURE IN HEARTH. cHRISTLIKE CHRIS
TIAN SCIENTISTS - THE LIBERATED, FROM THE
MYTHICAL, DEvILIsH, PSYcHoPATHIc. ANTI
CHRIST. ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS
KNAvEs AND FOOLS, EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOoD - "cHASTLY
FARCE" - COUNTERFEIT AND BURLEsoUE OF
MY. GODS. EXCLUSIVELY REAL PARENTHooD.
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoN-
IoUs,"-UNERRINc. MAJESTIC SPIRIT, THE ONE
REAL SUBSTANCE voDNc THE MYTH OF
DEVIL AND HIS 'PHoNY SUBSTANCE. "MATTERT
AWAKEN! ]. ACCEPT MARVELLOUS CHRIST.
MASTER, SUPREME SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH.
IN, AND OF, NY ONE PURE, TRUE CHURCH. THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
GENTLEMEN, THIS MEANS WAR!
(Times
SAN FRANCISCO, June II tUPl)-The American Med
cal Association today declared propaganda counter
what II called the rotten campaign Of publicity" being
waged against doctors by United Mine Workers Fund
leaders. -'""''" ~.
The ANA meeting, in annual session here. ordered its
public relations experts fight the medical philosophy of
the UNIV fund.
At stake in the battle: dollars the UNIV pays medical
Of its beneficiaries in rs states
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Falls Off Dock

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TO THE FISHERMEN - ANDREW. JAMES. JOHN,
PETER - COME. FOLLOW NE. AND WILL MAKE
YOU FISHERS or MEM!
FORTUNATELY, DEATH IS A Myth j.
AMO-R-T.A-L THOUGHT IMAGE OF THAT
MASTER LIAR, MURDERER, DEVIL - VOID OF
TRUTH, VOID OF REALITY - A GIGANTIC FRAUD
AND MYTH
ANTl-cHRiST, PSYcHOPATHc, ADAM-EvE, MUIR.
DERoUs CAIN JUDAS, KNAvE AND FOOL. EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS Except
Christ Jesus. Of eovrse) AND THE DELUSiON OF
ACCEPTING AS REAL THE MYTHICAL,
MATERIAL" so-eaIled CREATION AND UNIVERSE! n!
"A Detroit boy trying vnsnsrI his fishing line drowned
in The Detroit River followed weekend in which 10
persons drowned in Michigan.
NELSON Lucky Wright Jr., 10. fell of Windsor dock
at the foot of Elm he reached out :" Father us
DSR mechanic"
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THE SATAN BOUND" REMAIN SUCH = ~ BELIEF
-UNTIl N.Y. GODS. SPIRITUALLY PSYCHOLOGICAL
MOMENT FOR GENUINE. MARVELLOUS. MPERA-
TIVE, CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH RE-B-tR-T-H-
APPREHENolNc EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF ONE
PERFECT CREATION AND UNveRSe-'vEKY GOOD
Genesis l:3I-OF UNAVAILABLE. SuPEk'
SATURATED. oMNIPREsENT. iNcoRRUPTIBLE.
lNvULNERABLE. HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE.
YOUR TRUE HABITAT, MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS
NEVER A HUMAN BIRTH, DEATH, MATTER"
HE'LL DEVIL ADAM EVE MURDEROUs CAIN. JUDAS,
AkNAvE OR A FOOL. OR A WAR EVEN. THEREIN
IN ALL ETERNITY
THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL" ARE MERELY
VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES,
coUNTERFEITs. AND BURLESoUEs OF ETERNAL
~ HARMONIOUS DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL IDEAS!
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President Terms

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PRESIDENT TERMS AID CUT RECKLESS
BY Richard L. Strout c.s Moniforl
President Eisenhower believes that the nations safety
requires Of his 395bilIon-doar oreign.ad
program.
On the heels Of this appeal, Democratic majority in
the House. July T. ashed the appropriation by s72 million
and sent II TO the Senate at figure of 3078 billion dollars
by vote Of 253 TO l26.
Thus the nation faces the stark picture Of political
divergence issue which intimately involves the
nation in the cold with the Soviet Union
The prospect is that the Senate will substantial
part Of the House cut
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High Priority
(confinved from Beck Psge)

should like TO present today. ihe srisIy fact that
fhe national has invested union bosses so
riovs cloth Of special privilege because Of implied
(confinvsd Next Column Top)
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precious value 10 the nation which they prey vpoc
All vnionssrs, from shs pvrsss. by their own po,s -,
fsssons such Mssny. Dvbnsky and the weakino
Of ss inner bureaucracy. down 10 Do. Block and Ho ~
sxemes sSs transcription and fhe mortal peris Of h.'
Tsy sss excused because their work Is deemed : :.
PATRIOTS and pro bono pvblieo.
One fraud calling himself De Lorenzo, phoneboo.
sssesion which seemed nicer than his native Posner
passed by she draft boards left in power hou
Of miles from battle.
HE WAS AN ARROGANT. BULLDozINc JA,lR,0n
BOSS OF A DEMoRALzED AIRCRAFT PLANT wt,,ru
ROOSEVELT IN DESPERATION FINALLY HANDED OWED
TO HENRY KAISER.
P0SNER'S UNION WAS REuTHER'S U.A.W
WHOSE RECORD OF STRIKES AND SABOTAGE
AS A WHOLE. WAS THE WORST OF ALL.
The fact is worth hammering home that unoneers rate
exemption fraudulent representation that they Con-
tribute" something.
ON THE CONTRARY. UNION RAPAclTY AND rHs
ORGANIZED lNEFFiCIENcY AND WASTE INFLICTED ON
BEDEvILED PEOPLE COST BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
AND DOUBTLESS MANY LIVES OF BETTER MEN,
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"TEAMSTERS MAP DRIVE AT SEARS"
"HOFFA LEADING PUSH TO ORGANIZE

200, 900 WORKERS"
Especial to Detroit News 7/3)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
MONOPOLY POWER (! : A HANGOVER
FROM THE DEVILS DEMOCRAT-LAB0R
HUNDRED BILLION S STEAL!
CREATOR OF PRESENT RECESSION
DEVILS HOFFA NO. rs EE... BECAUSE or
SPIRITUALLY REASONABLE. LEGAL
MANIPuLATI0NS u!
TRANSFERS MAP DRIVE AT SEARS
H0FFA LEADING PUSH TO ORGANIZE
100000 WORKERS
detroit Newsl
NEW YORK. July 3The Teamsters Union set out today
to organize 100000 workers In the Sears Roebuck Co.
retail store and mail order house system.
Teamster President James L. Hoa announced the drive
atfe his Unions executive board authorized him negotiate
mutual assistance pact with the Retail Clerks international
Association an AFL-clO affiliate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

MORE PREMATURE DEATHS OF THE DEVILS
ADAM-EvE DUPES, THE NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS |! = HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS,
PROTESTANTS. AND OTHER PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL J.
CANADA-"THREE PERSONS DROWN
IN DISTRICT ACCIDENTS"
MOTHER OF cHLDREN-cAR PLUNGED INTO
BEAR CREEK. NEAR PETRoLA
-Mrs AIvns 6. chesney AZ. Rita sfreval. 80, OF
brigden; and Rudolph Sennems g. Of Chatham The Chat
ham boy drowned in The Thames River.
Windsor Daily Star oI'o'
GIRL, 3. KILLED AS SHE RUNS ACROSS ROAD"
News
ossn'ns across road near Island Lake TO Join her
mofner on picnic Debra Kay Lsndresh Of New Carlisle
W was struck by and fatally injured Another acct
GEM near Holden. Utah. took The life Of 2oyEARolp
"AN'NE FROM PAYNE ;" Cornelius r. Murphy.
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GoIdwyn To Rebuild

uViuWyn ~ NeUuIIu-
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THESE DEVILS RAcKETs sTUPEFy APPEAsE.
AND FOG THE DULL ADAMEvE PSEUDO SENSES
VS.. THE ONE REAL CREATION. NATIONS,
UNIVERSE, VERY cooD"-FLESHLESs MATTERLESS
SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLlkE or sUPERSATURATED.
INcoRRuPTiBtE. iNvuLNERABLE oMNiPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE
HABITAT Ri ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
HOLLYWOOD BEARS HEAVY GUILT
FOR EXPLOITING CRIME
PART
REPENTANCE. LIBERATION FROM THE DEVIL
FOR HEBREW coLDWYNl--
PRODUCE LIFE Of MARY BAKER EDDY.
MY, SECOND GREATEST REPRESENTATIVE SINCE
MOSES, CHRIST JESUS THE GREATEST
OF ALL TIME. OFF COURSE - LIBERAToR
OF HEBREWS FROM THE DEVILS re. STEAL
AND PERvERsIoN or THE CHRISTIANITY OF CHRIST
JESUS - SPIRITUAL LuNAcY. MARY, MOTHER
OF GOD EXPOSED
MY SECOND MARY, MRS. EDDY. DECLARED MY,
GODS. DlcTATiCN:
YOUR FATHERMorHER GOD. ALL.HARMoNIous,"
EMPHASIZING JESUS OWN DECLARED IDENTITY
WHY cALLEsT THOU nae GOOD? NONE IS GOOD
But ONE, THAT IS GOD - WORSHIP HIM"
JESUS, AGAIN: = CAN or NINE OWN SELF DO
NOTHING IT IS THE FATHER WITHIN NE WHO
DoETH THE WORKS =
But OF THE CHRIST, HIS AND YOUR ETERNAL
INDIVIDUALITY:
u AM THE MAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LiFEl
NO NAN coM9TH UNTO THE FATHER EXCEPT BY
ME- THE CHRIST TIE TRUE IDEA, IDEAL, DIVINE
PRINCIPLE, or EXCLUSIVELY REAL. Externally
HARMONIOUS PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION,
AND UNIVERSE VERY GOOD" Genesis 1881.
WICKED AND fDyLTER0Us GENERATION"
-AD 80.
JESUS AND MY PROMISE AND PROPHECY OF
"ANOTHER COMFORTER THE COMFORTER
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINGS!
JOHN THE BAPTlsTsS AND LNcOLNS AssAssINA-
TONS ACCELERATED THE CHRIST MESSAHsHIP
CIVIL WAR. SPIRITUAL LUNAcY or SATAN BOUND"
RELIGIONS AND CLERGY - THE NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTIST - EDUCATION CULTURE, POLITICS,
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION - COMPLETES
APPRENTICESHIP OF NY SECOND MARY. MRS.
EDDY. WOMAN" Mofhew 1893. Revelation IL,
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS
WITH ROD or IRON
AND NY DlcTATloN' TO MRS EDDY THERETO:
CHRIST. GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PECPLEs-MPERATivELY ABSO-
LUTELY, FlNALLY-WiTH DIVINE sclENcE"!-
THE "cOMFoRTER"!
PART
SATAN BOUND" NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
ADAMS. EWES, NUMEROUS GAINS. JUDASES.
KNAvFs AND FOOLS, DEFECTIVE SANITY,
JUDGMENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE!
BE YE NOT yNEoUALLY YOKED WITH UNBELEv-
ERs" II TIE UNLlBERATED
GONE OUT FROM AMONG THEM AND BE YE
SEPARATE. SAITH THE LORD" land TOUCH NOT
THE UNCLEAN" IL, God, TO ST. Paul TO YOU
GOODWIN TO REBUILD STAGE
RAZED IN SIS MILLION BLAZE
BY Harold HeHernan Detroit News)
HOLLYWOOD July 3.-Even the s5000000 fire that
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26
Two Teachers Hired
At PandOra-GilbOa

Two teachers were added to the
staff of Pandora -Gilboa high school
last week, school board officials an
nounced.
Carroll Cooper, Findlay, will teach
science, physical education and Ge-
ography in junior high school. A
graduate of Leadwood, Missouri, high
school, he has just completed his
bachelor of science degree at Findlay
college.
Mrs. Iris Kersch has been hired to
teach high school English. She will
also handle journalism courses. She
is graduate of Cleveland Brush
high school and Bowling Green State
university.
Positions still to be filled on the
Pandora-Gilboa faculty are vocal and
instrumental music instructors for
grades TIP and half-time librarian.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26

Garmatter-spaIlinger Reunion

Uarmatter-Spalnnger Reunion
Memorial Park at Ada was the site
of the thirtieth annual Garmatter-
Spallinger reunion on Sunday, June
%, with Emory Basinger, route 3,
in charge.
Officers for next year include Le-
land Basinger, route 2, Bluffton, presi-
dent; Calvin Amstutz, Ada, vice
presiden tand Bob Hamman, Bluffton,
secretary-treasurer, assisted by jean
nette Steiner Montgomery and juice
Garmatter AmstutZ.
It was decided to investigate the
possibilities of compiling complete
family histor. President Basinger
will head a group surveying the situa-
ton to present report at the family
meeting at the 1859 reunion.
Alpha Gamma Club
Electronic Cooking will be the sub
ject of the June q meeting which win
be held at 500 p. m. at the Lima
Ohio Power. All members are to
bring a guest. Speaker of the eve,
ming will be Grace Gary who will
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26

Gerald Hilty Marvel Stratton), Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Wagner Madonna
LuginbuhD, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Barkimer, MARY Ellen Burkholder), !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dillman Go
Ann StonehilD, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Ebay Betty Weinhol6, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lysle McCarty Victoria Moser), Mr.,
and Mrs. Clyde Klingler June
Reams), Mrs. Ruthella Boyd ruth
ella Krouse), Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Matter (Janet Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McCune, MIR. and Mrs. Carl
Marshall, MIR. and Mrs. Noah ZIm-
norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mont
gomery, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Greding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Luginbuhl and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Reichenbach.
Letters from those unable to attend
were read by Betty Ebay. Letters
were received from: Mrs. Paul Nc.
Coy phyllis Steiner), Mrs. Albert
Konst kathleen Niswander), Mrs
Raymond Reynolds Josephine Augs
burger), Mrs. John Elwood (Alberts
Sumney), Mrs. George Swank (Jeanne
Baumgartner), Mrs. Robert Graham
(Genevieve FetD, and Fred Fritchie
Jr.
New officers for next year will be
Carl Marshall, president; Paul Cred
ing, vice-president; Betty Ebay
secretary-treasurer. The next reunion
will be the third Sunday of June a
Ada's Memorial Park. Please motif,
the new secretary, Betty Ebay, of al
address changes.
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STREETS
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NCOnunueu lTOIIl L dSC II
street has developed defects. Council
members and the contractor both
attributed this to bad sub-surface
drainage.
Repair Trouble Spots?
Chamberlain reported that the West
Ohio Gas company and the local
Board of Public Affairs have both
agreed to bear their share of the
costs if the village repairs number
of troublesome spots caused by ex-
cavations.
Utility franchises provide that these
firms must restore streets to the con-
dition they were in before excavation
work was begun. This practice has
not been followed for the past several
years, with makeshift repairs being
made in many cases. .4@
Council has considered Jumping all
these trouble spots into one contract
and calling in a firm to rebuild these
places, from the base to- the surface.
Complete coverage of all alleys and
streets in the village was recon-
mended.
Ada conductd a similar program re-
Gently at cost of only $1,000 to the
village. Councilman Charles Hankish
Jr., said they have had extremely
good luck with this plan,
Probably a major share of these
repair costs would be borne by the
gas company, whose installation oi
new lines has been the major cause
of tearing up streets during the past
few years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26
Sample Of New Band
Uniform Arrives

A sample of the new band uniforms
purchased by the Band Boosters has
arrived and can be seen at any of the
summer band rehearsals.
Music instructor Miss 10 Souder
and the band members are pleased
with the new arrival and have ex-
pressed gratitude to the Band Boos-
ters and the community.
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talk on "Packaged Competition. ="

tdlk vi dChdSGu AOIupellllOH'
Orange Twp. Farm Women's Club
Levada Bixel will be hostess to the
Orange Township Farm Women's
club on July 3 with devotions being
given by Lillian Anderson. Roll Call
viii be answered by naming an in
teresting site in Ohio. Members
appearing on the program will be
Levada Bixel, Alberta Marshall, Ro-
berta Warren, Edith Swank and
Maude Thompson.
/
Blue Star Mothers
Next meeting of the Blue Star
Mothers will be held July 2 at the
horne of Reah Amstutz, Mound street
The organization will serve at the
Lima canteen on June %. Contribu-
tons will be greatly appreciated.
Phone all donations to 356-R.
ls--.- s-S
/ Gold Star All Club
1 June meeting of the Gold Star All
. was held at Orange Center. Roll call
was to name your plans for vacation.
Minutes were read and committees
appointed. Marlene wilkins showed
the girls the different seams and
stitches on clothing. Everyone is to
bring needle, thread and piece OF
cioth to the next meeting. Next meet,
ing will be held on June % at 1880.
4 -aF'T@f
High School Square Dancers
The Bluffton high school students
square dance class entertained the
Conner students class at the Richland
Grange hall Monday evening. Callers
were Bus GratZ and Melvin Hall.
Next dance will be Monday, July
z, at Conner. Those planning to &C
should meet at the Bluffton high
school entrance on College avenue al
Z p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS
Case No. 1135g

Estate of Calvin Andyews Deceased
Notice is hereby giysh that Paul Andrews Of
X. +. ID. Bluffton, Ohio. has been duly
appointed Armtnitrator of the Estate OF
Calvin Andrewa deceased. late Of Allen Coun.
ty, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said ndusiary within four months.
Dated this ltth day of June 1888
Paul J. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
June 10, g. July q
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26
BHS Glass of 1910

Nineteen members and their families,
from the Bluffton high school class of
1910 attended the first annual re-
union Sunday at the Ada park.
In attendance were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Bosse. Naomi Burkholder),
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Traucht MAR
Gene GarmotterJ, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26
Cub Scout Circus
Earns $40 for Group

Approximately $40 was cleared on
the Cub Scout circus held last We'd
nesday at the Bluffton elementary
school, cuhmaster Noah Zimmerman
has reported. a.s.#
Recent Cub awards saw Greg Trip
lett winning a Lion badge. Jeff
Emans and Wes Beery received gold
arrow points and silver arrow points
were awarded TO John Simcox,
Garth Gerber. jeff Emans and Wes
Beery.
The cubmaster announced a family
picnic meeting will be held at Camp
Berry, the Boy Scout camp near
Findlay, on Wednesday, July 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
ALL ARRIVE AT ONCE
18th Baby Born to Each
Of 3 Sisters in Week

Each Of three Rockville sis
tiers has given birth TO her
fourth child at Columbia Hos
pital. within four days.
The family additions raise
the roster Of a Silver Spring
couples grandchildren TO 10.
The grandmother, Mrs. Harry
A. Mcdonnell. OF l07ll st.
Margaret's way. was too busy
babysitting last night to have
much comment.
ut was 10 have been better
spaced than this" she said.
"one daughter had her baby
two weeks ahead OF schedule
and another had hers behind
schedule"
Last Wednesday, daughter
Mary Jane. 80, wife OF Joseph
e. McGolrick. HOO Gilbert road.
gave birth TO a son, Paul Ed
ward.
On Thursday. her sister, Do
lores. 20. wife Of Edmund r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

ter at special meeting tomor.
row night.
The Chiles site near Airing.
ton boulevard, appraised al
100000 and the Mortified site
we're recommended - in thai
orderly the university's boarc
Of control.
Called Remote
Arlington Delegate Harrison
Mann. who heads the control
board. said the Sunset Hill,
land. owned by A. Smith Bow
man. was considered to be toe
remote for most prospective
students.
Mr.. Bowman has offered ESQ
acres at no cost. an option on
an additional $50 acres. and
has pomised to provide a $780,
900 sewage treatment plant 10
serve the university branch.
Arlington's proportionate
share OF the estimated cost OF
the Merrifield site is about
s77,700. The boards reserva-
ton provides for a maximum
appropriation Of $4,000 1t was
passed contingent upon a Gen.
eral Assembly appropriation in
the current session Of more
than 81 million" for the capital
improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

LeMieux. jr.. Of Granden ave-
nue.. gave birth TO a girl, not
yet named.
At tbs pm. last night. the
third sister, Bernice, 81, wife
OF A. Scott Cranston. 40s Silver
Rock road. gave birth to a girl.
The McDonnels are caring
for the other three Cranston
children. The LeMieux children
are with their other grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
LeMieux. ST.. 5000 First street
N. W. Mr.. McGolrick is caring
for his children.
I'VE usually can rely on each
other for babysitting." he said
last night. But right now
things are pretty hectic"
The McDonnell's have a son,
Harry A.. jr. Of Memphis,
who has four children. A fourth
daughter, Mrs. Philip M.
Klosky, Of i0li5 Fifty-first ave-
nue., College Park, has three
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

President Eisenhower on the
problem Of harmful service RI
valries
This issue. too" he said.
has a top priority rating In the
National Chambers program.
We have been pounding away at
Il for q long time"
AS for foreign aid. he told the
gathering the Chamber Il
deeply concerned over the
manner In which foreign aid
programs are handed.
He said: ut is our position
the prudent management should
continually strive to advance
the free. private concept In
projects designed to aid friendly
nations and advance our ma
tional security"
The Chamber supports the
continuation Of q trade agree
ments program. he said, but
insists that safeguards be pro-
yided for interested parties ito
be heard in support Of, or In
opposition to contemplated me-
gotiations."
The national interest must
come first" he stated.
In annual elections, the
chamber named Alfred z.
Grove as president: Charles n.
Rideout and James z. Berkey,
vice presidents. and Cliff L.
Ellis. treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
North Virginia
Road Fund Talk
Slated tuesday

Northern Virginia Legislators
win confer with Governor Al.
mond Tuesday about problemi
Of their rea--especially the
need for more road money.
State Senator Charles r. Fen,
wick Of Arlington. senior mem.
Der Of the Northern Virgins
delegation. announced that HI
had arranged the conference.
He Is calling a caucus ol
legislators from the Northern
Virginia area tomorrow to pre-.
pare for the meeting with the
governor.
During the election CAM
paign. Governor Almond sale
he was vitality interested" In
the problems Of Northern vir-
gtnia and wanted TO cooperate
with legislators from that ares
In attempting TO solve them
Some Northern Virginia leeis-
lators in the past have found
themselves left out Of policy
making decisions affecting their
area.
Senator Fenwick said the dis
tributicn Of road funds was
foremost on the list Of problems
TO be discussed with the Gov
lernor.
He said he was disappointed
that the Virginia Advisory Leg
lslative Council did not take
positive action" on changing
road fund distribution policies.
The VALC ON Friday recon-
mended that the State continue
present distribution methods,
which Northern Virginia Iegis-
lators feel short changed their
area.
Senator Fenwick said he was
pleased. however. that the
vALC report recognized the
necessity OF re-eyaluating the
fund distribution plan. and
also that the vALc proposed
q limited equalization fund.