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City Workers

Continued from Back Pags)
BUT, ONLY NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS HAVE THE PERFECT
KNoW.HoWl THEY ALONE or ALL PEOPLES
REPUDIATE THE DEVILS BILLION 5 RAckETs't-
I. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
2. ToBAccol
DRUG STORE MEDICINES ! - SOOTHING
sYRuPs, - THE DEVILS MISERABLE FRAUD AND
SUBSTITUTE FOR THE ONLY INFALLiBLE
MEDICINE, THAT MARVELLOUS CHRIST, SECOND
tcensnued next column TOP
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Too Old



And found II with another company, only to be de-
MED the chance By THE UNlo The reason7 I'm almost
AZ years odeonsdered too old by the company but
by the union.
Here the organizations which have been making
big fuss about companies refusing TO hire experienced
older workers. about companies not retaining older
men, and about lettering the lot Of the workingman in
general. Yet II is they who say you're too DID,
I've been union since the JAW was organizing
Ford but I'm beginning TO wonder and others will spend
70 more years the similar Jobs because the
union benefit plans rigid they have better places
available for an old man Of Al.
Why then all the baIIyhoo about training older men
for new Jobs? Certainly the companies won't hire them
when our own unions put every stumbling block in the
way us known fact the skilled trades have things sewed
vp so fight II is virtually impossible for man over IS TO
enter them; in fact hard enough for man over rs.
IbeIieve " Is time for the unions 10 take good hard
look a. their policies before sounding off company poll
ees which actually parallel their own
I'm for vrions-rvn for and by all and not by ihs
dreams Of few And know I'm not alone. let's hear from
some others.
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THE DAMNABLE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or THE
socAlLEp SEASONED c.s. THOUGHT - DON'T
'AIN W, LIVE TIT - MORAL coWARDiCE,
PSEUDO WISDOM DISGUISED. REBELLINc
AGAINST cup AND CROSS or CHRIST"
~, JESUS. ST. PAUL. AND MRS. EDDY JESUS SAYS
'~sACH THE GOSPEL TO EVERY CREATURE.
we SHALL CAST OUT DEVLs"i "IF THY
'"o.HsR OFFEND THEE. REBUKE HIM. AND " ne
REPENT
=. FORGIVE HIM SEVENTY TIMES SEvEN''l AND
- rex ST. PAUL AND MRS. EDDY. ENGRAVED ON TIE
WALL or THE MOTHER
r,.. CHURCH. BACK or THE DESKS tPULPITs) OF The
'"s, AND SECOND READERS
.,,, PREACH THE WORD. BE INSTANT. IN SEASON
'"D OUT OF SEASON: REPRovE REBukE. exHoR'
with ALL LONG SUFFERING AND DocTRINsI
rur WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs you. WITHHOLD NOT
s NesukE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH
moo ssIRoYs ERROR. NEVER BREATHE AN I'M
e"Al IMPURE ATMOSPHERE UNLESS IN IHE
ATTEMPT TO PURIFY It's an
tconiInvsd Next Column Topl
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Child Dies In Church.

CONTINUED from Back Page)
MOTHER GOD ALL.HARMONIOUS" THE ONE
DIVINE PARENT OF YOUR SAVIOR. CHRIST JESUS, THE
WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" WHOSE
c.H.I.L-DL.E.s.S CAREER SHOWS THE WAY OUT
OF THE DAMNABLE. FRAUDULENT. ADAM-EvE
MYTH OF HUMAN PARENTAcE ~ And
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF THE ONE REAL
cREATION-MATTERLESS FLESHLEsS, SPIRITUAL,
cHRlSTLIKE never Adam Eve therein, in
ali eternitv) EXTERNALLY COMPLETELY PoPULATiNG,
SUPER-SATuRATlNc, THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH
INcoRRUPTIBLE. INvULNERABLE, oMNPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. WHEREIN ALL
OF you FIND YOUR TRUE BEING. NOT AS PARENTS,
cREAToRS-HAvINc ANOTHER 'god'-BuT AS
INHABITANTS, PossEssoRs OF THE GLORIOUS
LIBERTY OF THE Chill DREN or GOD" st. Paul.
PRAY AS CHILD DIES IN CHURCH
Detroit Times)
CHICAGO, Jan. & UNSl-Daniei Long 8. III Of brain
tumor died in his fathers last night while church
members prayed and sang hymns around him.
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lconsInvsd from Back Psss'

,,u. .,. somewhat behind fhs Sovisss on long range
,.. missiles but II my conviction, based ntorms-
sro, foremost scientists that will have enough
.,;sses and on time"
.oders for Jvpsers and missiles hsvs already been
- into production, Our length Of preparedness hes
' ,bo one-trd Of that Of the sovets but progress
n that time has been irsmsndevs'
"Th. Soviet Union has surrounded ifssM with captive
and svIen nations"
nThe world thinks Of country which is strong,
go. h;eh will NEVER wsrl This impvsssioWy bssed
common ideals is Of greatest Of strength
We are also faced with different type Of wsr--seo-
.rr;epoIitiesI-polics domination.
We must give serious thought to fhe Soviet economic
.aensve Our economic [ovr total moral and
spiritual more than equal.
Our independent farmers, our workers, business
men are imaginative and resovrcsfvl
We must exchange opinions and findings with the tai
ted men and scientists Of friendly nsons-no need TO
spend money on something have already discovered
and spent great deal Of money TO do
AS Pres. Mckinley said, in 1901:
Isolation is no longer possible desired The Of
exevsiveness is past.
We cannot afford not accept the talents and advice
Of other countries
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PART 1850 =
Mans Marvellous, Christ Sdanee
Messiah Declaration Of
independent" Imperative

m ORDER 10 BE GOOD sAMARfTANs,~
BROTHERS KEEPERS,
AND TO TRIUMPH OVER ANIMAL MAGNETISM -
THE DEvIL-RuNNiNc AROUND IN SLEEPS CLOTH
ING! = AND HIS FOUR MULTBILLoN
AckETsS-
I. SEX sATANs SOCIAL H-BoMB.l I RAMPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY. ESPECIALLY IN THE ENTER
TAiNMEMr' WORLD AND WORLD or LETTERS
z. ALCOHOLIC BEvERAoEsi
g. TOBACCO!
4. DRUG STORE MEDICINES - ALL or WHICH
ARE DESIGNED TO sooTHE. APPEAsE Gull ~ CON.
SCIENCES - TO COVER UP SPIRITUAL
NAkeDNESsi-THE DEVIL SEEKING TO CON-
PENSATE FOR RoBBNo HIS ADAM-EvE DuPEs OF THE
HEAVENLY GUIDANCE OF N.Y. GODS,
STILL SMALL VOICE" AND THE PEACE OF GOD
WHICH PAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDING" OF THE
SATAN BOUND!
AND. THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE
CHILDREN OF GOD"
free Press ." Dr.. Joseph 6. Molner. commissioner
Of health reported that 1915 Of all Detroit deaths
in 1857 were due TO heart disease alone :"
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Mr.. Will Davis, C.SB, IN lecture IN Oefror some years
ago. told Of little girl whose dog hit by automobile
The driver stopped and walked towards her and the
fallen dog and the little girl before he could speak, said:
mr., please don't what you're looking at tsmes)
The little dog got up wagged his tail and all was WE'LL
Now, IL you cync doubling Thomas the
DEVIL WILL SELL you SHORT
IF you HAVE SPIRITUAL FAITH, you WILL RE-
cEIvE A COMMENSURATE BLESSINGI
We hear Of shocks killing both humans and animals.
The little girls spiritual faith and UNSETTLED LOVE GAVE
LIFE TO HER VOICE, AND IT REACHED. THE SUB.
NORMAL CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE DOG.
And in the hands Of nenchristan Scientists the body
Of the dog might very we'll have had to be buried.
NY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham free Press)
QUESTIONS: Do you think II right TO DISCIPLINE
cHlLDREN7 NY friends say will develop inhibfions in
them IL do K. A. NJ
ANSWER: God teaches that II is responsibility to
discipline children and develop within them sense OF
authority If children born snIes and perfect this
would alter the whole problem We all born with sinful
nature and in Of both discipline and complete change
of our personality.
God himself God of discipline and the Bible teach
es US that He dscipnes those that He loves Any failure
to Discipline with love- children is evidence of our
failure for them and also refusal to fulfill our
cod-givsn responsibility as parents.
No parent can ever Justify handsoff policy when II
comes TO the rearing children Besides we'll disciplined
child always has respect for his parents than child
who Is not disciplined The Bible says Train up child In
the way he should 90 and when he is old he will not de-
part" Loving discipline Is part OF that training.
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Warrior Angel, Michael, Imperative.

IN ORDER TO BREAK DOWN THE sTRoNcHoLDs
OF T1e DEVIL-ANIMAL WORCESTERSHIRE.
FALSE cHARiTY-A PSEUDO CULTURAL RIGHT
sousNEss THAT REBELS AGAINST THE
DEMANDS OF THE FATHERS BUSINESS" - THE
REAL WORK OF ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES - IN
ITS scRIpTURAL CONTEXT OF SPIRITUAL
WARFARE WITH THE WORLD [ADAMEvE MYTH!L
The FLESH, AND THE DEVIL!
MORAL COURAGE" IMPERATIVE.
MORAL COURAGE Is THE LION OF THE [MEssIAH
TRIBE
OF JUDAH - THE KING OF THE MENTAL
keAlM! - san
PART 8
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Top Killer

tConfTnved from Back Pager
FREQUENTLY INADEQUATE TO TRIUMPH OVER
SUBTLE ASPECTS OF THE MYTHICAL
DEWLlSH, ANTlCHRIST, ADAM-EvE, MuRDEROUS
CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvES AND FOOLS PSEUDO
MATERIAL" CREATION!
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Christ Coming Soon
CONTINUED from Back Psse)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
free Press, 1/2)
URBANA, Ill.-tAPl-EvangeIisf Billy Graham told
national student convention that generation may be
the last before fhe coming Of Christ.
Appealing for students TO become missionaries,
he said:
u have feeling in my heart that you and may be the
that God has called evangeze the world the
generation before the coming of Christ.
II do not how the world continue its present
pace much longer"
Graham addressed the closing session Of the fifth inter-
national Student Missionary Convention by the
lnter-varsity Christian Fellowship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

COMING" MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEoPLEsi ~
Observation-Disclosures A MARvElOu
HeAEeR I ITS SCIENCE, SUPER SCIENCE MAKES
POSSIBLE ANAPPRoxiAATIoN or INFAllDBNiTY
m ITS USE
THE DEvts GIANT. MuLTleiLLioN RACKET.
S-E-x-SociAL H-BoMBt-RAMPANT THROUGHOUT
SOCIETY. ESPECIALLY THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD AND WORLD OF LETTERs
Soothing Guilty (onseiences
VIA THE FOUR, FOREGOING, RAckETs INVITES
PREMATURE DEATHS, ACCIDENTS!
JUSTIFiES THE DEVILS LABOR RAcKsTs-
'FEATHER,BEpDINc. DISHONEST DAYS LABOR
STEALING FROM SOCIETY," - BoTTLENEcks VS..
ADEQUATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
HEAVENLY BLISS OF THE FATHERS BUSINESS"
UNEMPL OYMENT. PEARL HARBoRs. KoREAs,
ALLIANCES WITH UNDERWOOD Ds-BULDUP OF
RED MONSTER-FoRTuNATEtY MYTH
THERE ARE NO RAcKETs IN THE ONE CREATION
AND UNIVERSE, VOID or ADAMS, EWES, MURDERous
GAINS, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FooLs-NENER A
HUMAN BIRTH IN ALL ETERNITY -.
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State Of Union Address,

State OF UnIOn AQUIeSS-
CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART
But" A|I Things Work together
For Good To Them Who Love God,
WHO ARE THE CALLED ACCORDING
TO HIS PURPOSE"
ALL ARE CALLED. BUT ONLY cHRlSTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CLEARLY HEAR THE
CALL OF NY STILL. SMALL VOICE.!
ST. Paul, further: land IF GOD BE FOR US. WHO
E-oR WHAT?-I CAN BE AGAINST US?"
ANS NOTHING WHATSOEVER!
EVIL IS A MYTH f! - x-NUMBER OF ZEROS T.
MORTAL THOUGHT, MYTHICAL IMAGES!
PRES. EISENHOWER DIscERNS THE SUPREMACY
OF DIVINE, SPIRITUAL POWER!
Marvellous Christ, Second Coming :"
Science Messiah Will Destroy
Communism
AsMy WORD. VIA MOSES, DESTROYED EGYPTIAN
DEsPoTIsM ~!
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. Jan. is 1854
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Discipline Children
Continued from Back Page)
Sole Survivor of 1900

OF BRIIAlNs BATTLE CRUISER HOOD. SUNK
IN NORTH ATLANTIC BY GERMAN BATTLESHIP.
BISMARCK, ATTRIBUTED SURVIVAL TO
SPIRITUAL (cHRiST SECOND COMING" MESSIAH
UNDERSTANDING OF THE DIST PSALM
est. Little Girl Saves Her Dog,
Hit Bv A Car!
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them to visit his sister.

them to visit his sister.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Parsons
has returned home from Morehead
City Hospital.
Mrs. Leslie Garrish of Ports
mouth, Va, and her parents, Wis
tied Mrs. Annie Garrish this past
week end.
Mrs. Robert Peyton, Mrs. Car
RE Moore Chisholm, Mrs. Norton
Hamilton and Mr.. Hamilton and
the children, Gail and Marcia, all
lof Richmond, and James Thomas
Williams of Durham, visited their
father, H. ]. Williams and Mrs.
Williams this past weekend.
Others here for the spring holt
days or Easter weekend included
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal Wahab and
Harold Wahab of Washington,
DC, who visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Wahab; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Puett O'Neal, Mrs. David
Styron and daughter, Belinda, all
of Wilmington, Del, who visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin O'Neal; Mrs.
Janice Taylor and Larry Williams
of Norfolk and Billie Wahab Tay-
lor of Edwards Military School,
Salemburg, who visited Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. S. Williams; Dallas X. Will
liams, U. S. Navy of Norfolk;
Ronald O'Neal, Theodore Mutro,
and Horace Gaskins, all of VIII
mington, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wikstrom
and children spent their Easter
holidays here, arriving on Friday
in their private plane, and staying
part of the time at Sound Front
Inn, and part of thhe time in their
new home here, which is nearing
completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rond-
thaler have received the good
news that they are now "Grandma
and Grandpa" to Caroline Alice
! MCDOWELL, born April 4, at Bangor
Maine, to Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
MCDOWELL.
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ter Lee, spent Easter in Elizabeth
City with Mr.. and Mrs. Allyson
Twiford.
Mrs. E. H. Armstrong and chill
dren, Linda, Bette, E. H., Jr. and
Billy, have returned to their home
at Virginia Beach after visiting
Mrs. w. S. Piiiner.
Herbert Gard, who is stationed
at Hunter Air Base, Savannah, Ca,
drove up during the week end for
Mrs. Gard and sons, Sherman Lee
and Clyde, who have been here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Twiford, for several
weeks. The Cards will now make
their home at Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flay Kemp and
daughters, Fay and Kay, of Eliza
beth City spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mann have re-
turned to Henderson after spend
ing the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam O'Neal and
son, Sam, Jr., of Swan Quarter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Burrus of
Engelhard spent Sunday with Mrs.
Lula Burrus.
Barbara and Wayne White Of
Norfolk spent Monday here. They
were accompanied home by their
grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Greet had
as their guests during the week
end, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hassel,
and daughter, and Rebecca and
Carol Harris of Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Mary Greet spent Monday
in Elizabeth City. Her mother,
Mrs. G. F. Brice of Maple, re-
turned home with her. Other guests
of Mrs. Greet for the week end
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Greet and
daughter of Norfolk.
Mrs. Alice Combs and sons,
Freddie and Francis, of Hartford
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Twiford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Green and
Carol Ann of Elizabeth City wera
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Beasley. Carol Ann remain
ed with her grandparents.
Miss Lima Gard of Norfolk Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland Gard, for the week end.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ed Hooper of
Salvo were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Hassell.
Mrs. Wallace Taylor, Mrs. Pearl
Daniels, Mrs. Tressie Gard and
Mrs. Ollie Littlejohn spent Thurs
day in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor and
children have returned to their
home in Burlington after spending
the Easter holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Mann and
daughter, Glenda, of Norfolk visit
ed C. w. Mann last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Tillett and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Eason and daughter of Norfolk Wis
| tied here last week end.
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ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

An Easter Sunrise Service was
held at $50 am. yesterday, Sun
day morning, at the Assembly OF
God Church, with Rev. L. J. Howe
pastor, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Simpson
and daughter, Melanie, of Sea Isle
City, N. ]. returned home Sunday
after spending week with his
uncle, Needham Simpson and fami.
ly. Harold Simpson, son of LloyG
Simpson, was a native of Ocracoke
but had not been back here in thir.
ty-four years. He was delighted to
renew his acquaintance with rela.
tives, friends, and Ocracoke itself
commenting favorably on the many
changes and improvements that
he found in the Village.
Mrs. Maude Fulcher has re.
turned home after mainland alb
sence of about ten weeks, during
which time she visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ellis Riddick and family
in Greenville, N. C. and her CRANE.
daughter, Mrs. w. E. Aston AND
family in Warwick Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Gaskill
spent Easter Saturday . md !
with her mother, Mrs. Cora Casey
in Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Spen.
GER made business trip to Norfoll
and Portsmouth, leaving on Fri.
day and returning home on Sun.
day. While there they visited heI
sister, Mrs. Elisha Balance.
Miss Susan Barksdale anC
friend, Miss Rosanelle Putzel, Of
Greensboro, spent their spring hol.
idays at the Barksdale cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Howard are
back from a visit with theil
daughter, Mrs. Randall O'Neal
and family in Norfolk, making tbs
trip home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dali O'Neal and the children who
were here for the weekend, Bred
ford Balance, brother to Mrs. Hen
ry Balance, came to Ocracoke witt
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lated by the pulp and paper indus
try between now and April Is,
when Pulp and Paper Day will be
observed throughout the South.
c. E. Hartford, of Acme, state
chairman of Pulp and Paper Day,
said that many dealers will use
silver dollars to buy pulpwood. One
company will pay the first $50 of
each employees salary in silver
dollars.
Mr.. Hartford said the silver dol
lar payments will demonstrate the
circulation of dollars brought into
the state by the pulp and paper
industry.
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MAINS l1ARBoR PERSONALS

DR.. and Mrs. John Wright, DIR.
and Mrs. Edward McGaneran and
daughter Kay and Mrs. Wright's
father ]. G.. Mayfield of Chapel
Hill, were here for the holidays at
the Wright home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Craven and
daughters, Lynn and Sandra of
Washington, d. c., spent Easter
with Mrs. Craven's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Twiford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hinnant of
Durham and Robert Hinnant of
Kenly spent the week end at the
Hinnant home here.
Mrs. Jennie Tillett is visiting at
Ocean View with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Craddocli
and sons, James, Jerald and Wal
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It's your home team 5000 strong and
every member is indispensable.
Without the vEPco power station operator to
nurse those giant neutrality-suspicious. -. wen,
there just wouldn't be any electricity!
Without the vEPco power 1ineman, those tire
less kilowatts couldn't reach your home.
And what about the vEPco planning engineer?
He lives in the future. figuring how to deliver
most economically the power you and your
neighbors win need--yedys from now. Without
him. the cost Of home kilowatts couldn't have
been cut BY olmost half over the past 20 yearsl
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left us was dearly bought. In all
humility, l feel we should be hum
bly, grateful; inspired by this
gratitude to dedicate ourselves,
surely to lose nothing of this her
itage, and considering our duty and
our debt, we should actually strive
to improve it for those we bring
into this world, to take up life's
burdens after we have gone.
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PLUPWOOD, PAPER DEALERS
PAYING OFF SILVER DOLLARS

Acme, N. c., April 8.-Pockets
will jingle in North Carolina dur
ing the next week as paper COM
panies and pulpwood dealers pay
off in silver dollars.
An estimated 100000 to $685.
900 in silver dollars will be circu-
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Closest of ell to you is the vEPco service clerk.
From having current turned on in your new
home i. to answering any question about your
service she PUTS every phase Of vEPco help
fulness as close as your telephone.
And so it goes throughout the vEpco team. Each
member can point proudly 70 himself or herself
as one who keeps the power at your finger tips.
Power to work better =. farm better !. !. and
LIVE BETTER
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC <QFK6
and POWER COMPANY
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-05

and Wills Creek.
These ten district lakes added SO percent
to Ohios inland lake area and 100 percent
to it's fish population in one swoop.
Every inch of the 1865 miles of shore line
has been dedicated to public use. Three of
the lakes, Seneca, Pleasant Hill and Atwood
have park facilities including swimming
beaches and boat docks.
All ten of the lakes offer the visitor the
opportunity to go fishing, boating, hiking,
hunting, picnicking and camping.
The district is paying its own way. Local
property taxes on every acre of land that it
to II counties. This amounts to $4,000 an
nually
The districts immediate plans call for
an extensive expansion of its recreational
facilities and an early completion of its re-
forestation program, Bryce c. Browning
said This will include the construction of at
least one additional park and the planting of
100000 trees
He also pointed out that it would all be
contingent upon the districts ability to fl
nance the programs and the approval of the
conservancy court.
The 100000 persons living within the
18 counties that comprise the district have
been liberated from the fear of floods
The vast valleys rich natural resources,
soil and water, are being brought into bal
ance
The district has demonstrated that the
people, making their own plans and supply
ing their own leadership can develop these
natural resources for the greatest benefit of
all concerned.
This we believe, has been the districts
greatest accomplishment
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-05

be undergoing preliminary ex-
aminations for possible appoint
ment to the Districts cadet
vacancies which will occur at
the Air Force Academy and West
Point in July 1859. The prelimin-
ary scholastic test will be given
in Marietta and GAINESVILLE on
July IA, 1858.
If you know of any promising
young man who will be between
the ages of II and % by July
of next year, and who may be
interested in the competition for
these vacancies, you would be
doing him a favor to call these
opportunities to his attention.
Any young man wishing more
information should write to me
at Room 1856, House Office Build
ing, Washington 25, d. c.
Juvenile Crime
More and more attention is
being given to the problem of
juvenile delinquency in Wash
ington. 1t has been pointed out
recently that, although our law
enforcement agencies are more
efficient and effective than al
anv other time in our history
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-05
Extra Road MOnev

In the first year of operation of the big
Federal-aid highway program, the Govern
ment collected ST. ,482 million in new excise
taxes, of which passenger car operators in
Noble county contributed an estimated $32,-
000
For the country as whole, the receipts
were about IL percent less than the 81 500
million expected.
Most of the money, turned over to spe-
cial Highway Trust Fund, came from the one
cent-a-gallon increase in the tax on gasoline,
which went into effect on July |, 1856
Together with the higher taxes on tires,
eight cents pound instead of five, the aver
age motorist was nicked for nearly $3.50 in
the year, according to the u. S. Chamber Of
Commerce estimate.
This average cost applied to the number
OF cars in operation in Noble county, gives
$32,OOO as the amount of new taxes locally
Truckers are also being assessed In ad-
dition to the cent-a-gallon impost, they are
paying higher taxes on tires and other equip
ment as well as a special levy on trucks