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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
Head of Alaska
 Methodist U. to be Chosen Next Week

PORTLAND, lR - The presi- dent of the still-to-be-built Alas ka Methodist University may be elected at meeting of the board of trustees at Seattle April 24- 25.
 Bishop Raymond Grant of Portland, chairman of the board, said today the selection commit tee would report at that time, and i've could make a selection then"
 He said he understood the list of names to be recommended had been cut down to five, three of whom have been interviewed by the selection committee and the other two of whom will be inter viewed at Seattle before the board meeting.
 The university will be built at Anchorage on a site to be dedi- cated June 29.
 The site dedication, Bishop Grant said, will attract 140 lay leaders of Methodism, at least one of them from each Confer ence of the Church in the United States.
 Construction will start only after two million dollars in cash is at hand, the Bishop said More than one million and a half has been paid in, he said, and there are pledges for substantial ly more than the sum needed to get construction under way.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
University Players To Present Born Yesterday Here on April 18th

'sBorn Yesterday" being pre- sented here on April 29th by the University of Alaska Workshop under the auspices of the Rotary Club and the Home Arts Club is the hilarious story of a big time profiteer who brings his dumb blonde with him on trip he makes to Washington for the purpose of bribing a Senator or so. Finding that his ex-chorus girl companion lacks sufficient brains for the social life of the capitol to which he has elevated her, the former junk dealer hires a tutor to smarter her up. To his dusmay, his dumb doll learns too much. For one thing, she learns that she doesn't have to take his brow beating. Polling his plans to corrupt honorable senators, she deserts her mink coat provider for the man who has taught her the meaning of the Bill of Rights.
 Tickets will be on sale next week to defray the cost of trans portation of the players, it has been announced.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18

FOR SALE-Bombardier snow and tundra vehicle Cargo sled included. Call Red IT. 51
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
WRITERS FOR ICE PALACE" TO ARRIVE IN NOME TODAY

MT. and Mrs. Arthur Napol- con, the producer writer team for lice Palace" who are pre- pairing the script for the movie for Warner Bros. are scheduled to arrive here today.
 They are visiting various parts of the Territory to absorb as much local atmosphere as poss- ible. Since the plot of the story is mostly in northern Alaska several days will be spent in this area it is reported.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
IN DISTRICT COURT

Ray Mendenhall Jr., who pied guilty in U. s. District Court to burglary in the Kline residence, was sentenced to six months in jail.
 A motion for judgment of ac- quittal, notwithstanding the yer dict, and in the alternative fir a new trial has been filed by the attorney of Lee Williams. Will Hams was found guilty of rape and influencing a witness.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
District Manager of Social Security To Be Here April 23

Everell Cummins, District man. ager of the Social Security Ad- ministration, is scheduled to ar rive here Wednesday April 23rd and will be located at the Wallace Hotel to assist individuals wish ing to apply for old-age survivor isurance payments.
 He will be accompanied by C. E. Davenport, representative of the Western Regional office.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
Elva Ahmasuk and Gene Anidon To Be Married Next "Wednesday

MT. and Mrs. Harold Ahmasuk, ST. announce the marriage of their daughter Elva to Gene Ami don on Wednesday, April 23rd at 7:3O in the evening at Our Saw ior's Lutheran Church.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
NOTE OF THANKS

We wish 10 express our appre- ciation 10 all our friends for their expression of sympathy and understanding during our recent bereavement.
 Mrs. Pauline Curran
 and family
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-18
Marriage Saturday Night

The marriage of Peter Curran, Jr., and Molly Takak is to be solemnized Saturday evening at 8:3O at the Covenant Church.
, 1958-11-22
PFC Rucci Back
In Germany From
Duty in Lebanon

Mannheim, Germany Army
PFC Bolivar D. Medina Rucci,
q, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Man
uel Medina Of St. croix, re-
Gently returned to his regular
assignment in Mannheim, Ger
many, after a two-month tour
, 1958-11-22
Trinidad Sugar
Crop Hos Second
Highest Yield

Trinidad : By the end of
June, all sugar factories in
Trinidad had completed grind
ing operations. The total sugar
production from the 1858 crop
was 184, OBS tons which is the
second highest yield for the
island. The highest was 1872
1913 tons in 1855.
, 1958-11-22

houpes, floats and Individual
entries are asked to register at
Friendly Frans, telephone 81.
Old Years Night On e W
Years Eve) you are all asked
to bring symbols of your
troubles and toss them onto a
big bonfire,
The following list of the sea-
sons activities will soon be
printed and distributed to all
the people: q or % Dec. 400
pm. Homecoming; "a Dec. 300
pm, Opening Of the Village;
25 Dec. After services, Carols;
300 pm. Community Christ
mas Tree; 18th 1890 am,
Parade; 9th 800 pm, Block
Dancing; 18th or 21st, 400 pm.
Homecoming; 29th 800 pm,
iContinued on page a
, 1958-11-22
Puerto Ricuns
Studying in Peru
To Mdke Pepper

Puerto Rico : Leaving Puer-
to Rico last month for Peru,
were a group Of Puerto Ricans,
who have gone there for three
months training in the manu-
facture of paper from bagasse
at the Hacienda Paramonga, a
branch Of W. r. Grace & Co.
This training program is be-
ing carried out jointly by
w. R. Grace & Co. of Puerto
Rico and the Economic De-
velopment Administration.
, 1958-11-22
Winners Of Cnribuir
Contest Will Visit
ST. Croix Soon

Misses Joan and Betty Alex
ander, sisters from the New
York Offices of P.A.A. and
winners of a recent contest
conducted by Caribair, are due
to arrive in st. Croix about
November 25th on a tour,
A couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
John O'Connel of New York
arrived in San Juan, Novem.
Der 10th and subsequently
visited the Virgin Islands.
Mrs. Mary Millar, Chairman
Of the Chamber Of Commerce
Hospitality Committee, will
conduct them on their tour.
, 1958-11-22

Of duty with Task Force 2O1
in Lebanon.
Medina Rucci is assigned to
Company G Of the 35th Armor.
, 1958-11-22
Anrunl Rdzddr OF
st. Pdtrick's to Lost
Two Days, rs ~

The annual Thanksgiving
Bazaar of the St. Patrick's
School in Frederiksted will
last for two days, Wednesday
and Thursday, November 26th
and 9th, it was announced by
Father Thomas ]. Egan, C.ss.R.
The activities include Ba-
zaar from 800 am. until 11:3O
PM. on November 10Th and
the 9th, Bazaar from 400
PM. until 900 PM; Food Sale
from 400 until sold out and
dancing from 900 until 800
Am. the 18th.
Proceeds will go towards
helping to finance the school
program.
, 1958-11-22

NIPPON OF PUBLIC
ROIx, U. S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
Governor Merwin
To Instdll New
Officers Of C. Of C.
Governor John D. MerWin
will be the guest speaker at
the annual meeting of the St. {
Croix Chamber Of Commerce 5
on Tuesday night, November (
25th at Estate Carlton. !
Governor MerWin will in
stall the officers and will af- 6
terward speak on the topic l
1.-THE Future Of the Virgin Is
lands"
AT this meeting also the an {
nual report will be read by R.
Norman Skeoch, the presi-
.Nef#
dent; Ira Ross, the Treasurer, !
will also read his financial
statement for the past year.
Guests Of honor will be DR.. :
and Mrs. Aubrey Anduze; Ad- [
Ininistrative Assistant for ST. +,
Croix Alva McFarlane & MI.
and Mrs. William L. Seeley.
Mr.. Seeley is Federal Public
Works Coordinator.
The officers to be installed
are: Robert S. Fleming, Presi-
dent; R. H. Amphlett Leader,
First Vice President; Mr..
Skeoch, Second Vice Presi-
dent; Mr.. Ross, Treasurer;
Sam Pivar, Secretary; Mrs.
Polly Waite, Alexander Moor
head Erik Lawaetz, Ted Dale,
John Shultz and Robert Mer-
win, Jr., members of the COM
mittee.
Following the meeting, the
new film "St. Croix, U.S.A.,"
recently produced by Hartley
Productions, Inc. w IL be +;
shown; and it is planned to
have the new Pan American ]
Gl- 4Lo NariLbaon 4o pro- 4
, 1958-11-22


SATURDAY, N
~Frederiks4ed Comm.
OF Xmds Festival
Completes Program
The Frederiksted Steering
Committee Of the st. Croix
Christmas Festival has or
gained, having seven sub
committees, the chairmen of
which are Finance, Frances
Christensen; Village, Fred
erick D. Dorseh; Program,
Alexander Henderson; Parade,
James Petersen; Music, Clar-
ence A. Heyliger; Decoration,
Carl La Bega and Publicity,
Arthur A. Richards.
Under the leadership of Mrs.
Delta Dorsch, Chairman, the
committee decided to sponsor
activities Frederiksted
which would give Christmas
Cheer to that segment of the
populace which does not pos
sess the means to travel, as
we'll as to the community as a
whole.
A village has been planned
for the wharf area. Plans have
been made for the construc-
ten of uniform booth fronts,
to supply electricity to each
booth, and to secure a blanket
liquor license for the entire
area. Specific and unusual fea-
lures will be explained to per-
sons who secure reservations
from Mr.. Dorsch, Wilmot Git
tens, Miss Viola White or Vic
tor Andrews.
On the q or % December.
whichever date is nearest to
actual arrival Of the Pilgrim
age Of Mainland Virgin Is
landers, there will be a Home
cnynino Celebration AT which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Spiritual Wisdom, Not
Material Strife

To be as wise as Serpents,
and as harmless as doves,
takes self research, humility,
honesty, and spiritual integ-
rity.
These natural virtues of
innocence and gentlencss lead
to love and ''life more album
dainty They also make us
strong, firm, and bold in our
faithful convictions.
And having done all to
stand, stand fast, in the strug-
Gle and endurance to the end
of human strife.
Jesus said. Fear not them
which kill the body, but are
moi able TO kill the soul: but
rather fear Him which is able
TO destroy both soul and body
in hell" MATT. 1929
Our heavenly Father, fill
CONTINUED on Page II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

THE. truly Christian and
scientific statement of per-
sonality and of the relation
of man to God, with the dem
onstration Itch accom-
panied it, incensed the rabbis,
and they said: Cruelty him,
Cruelty him by our law
he ought to die, because he
made himself the Son of
God" (S&H, p. GA, by Mary
Baker Eddy
Constant Prayer and
Study
II is through constant
prsyerfvI study, that we
learn TO have peace with God
and our felIowman. Each in
dividvaI must find out for
himself through love, faith.
and understanding in some
measure that Mind which was
in Christ Jesus. Trusting in
God. in ChrisfIike under
standing, we grow into wis
dom.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
The Very Rev. Dean Pike. NBC-
100 a.rn., Sunday Mornings

THE DEAN SMOKES A PIPE, so we learned from Tv.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
YOU ARE A GRAND PROTESTANT LEADER, FATHER,
AND HUSBAND. BUT YOU WOULD RIGHTLY BE
UNWORTHY FOR MY ONE, TRUE, PURE CHURCH
ON EARTH TODAY. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
YOU ARE iNvoLuNTARILY IN CONTEMPT or
NY SUPREME COURT or MAJESTIC, iNFALLIBLE
SPIRIT. THE ONE TRUE, SANE MIND SOUL
SUBSTANCE. PARENT, IN. AND or. THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE l-"cALL NO MAN FATHER" l. as
per Jesus.
tsse REV. DEAN PIKE, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
N.Y., Devil Hq., Judges Serving The
Devil In The Name Of Justice, Mercy,
etc.

(orisinaI, plvs-l2e posfase-oH 10 Judge)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRlBuNE
WE RElTERATE: ALL or THE NoN-cHRIST ScIEN-
lists ARE VULNERABLE. OFTEN HIGHLY So FOR
THE DEVILS oNsLAUcHTs OF THE MYTHICAL.
oEVllIsH. ANTLcHRisT, ApAM-EvE. MuRDERous
CAIN. JUDAS kNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS THE
UNREAL soesIIed MATERIAL" cREATioNI
JUDGE JOHN NJ cANNELLA LETS OFF THE CROOK.
Maurice A. Spirios.
tsee DEVILS Ho.. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
School Principal Leaps To Dealt"

Brooklyn. George Goddard, S.
Detroit Times)
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE NAME coLDFARB APPEARS HEBRAIc: HAD
HEAVY MuSTAcHE-THE DEVILS SUBSTITUTE FOR
SPIRITUAL POWER JUDAS COMMITTED SUICIDE
JESUS ACCEPTED THE CROSS AND TRIuMpHEp
OVER BOTH DEATH AND AWAKENED coMPL ETE-
~ IN THE ASCENSION FROM THE MYTHICAL,
oEWLIsH, ANTI-cHRIsT, ADAM-EvE, MuRDERoUs
CAIN, JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO
CREATION
see SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, PAGE ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
10th Testimony In A Little Less Than
Is Months, In Is Different
C.S. Churches

This testimony was EXPLOSIVE, AcGRAvATiNc THE
FIRST READER and exposing the medoeriy Of the impure
spiritually dishonest soeaed seasoned Christian Science
thought, with its long delayed heaings and premature
desfhs which vnwffingy keeps large percentage OF
The CHURCHES SEATS VACANT
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE OF coD"-suBTLY cREEPs IN ON THE
THOUGHT OF THOSE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WHO
HAVE NOT MET ITS REoUIREMENTS-"LEAvEA ALL
FOR CHRIST" !-see lower paragraph. p. 3, of c. S.
textbook, and p. 1872 thereof:
I'VE ARE NOT CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS UNTIL WE
LEAVE ALL FOR CHRISTIE
SCIENTIFICALLY. INTELLicENTLY. SPIRITUALLY.
IN THE ScRIPTuRAL CONTEXT THAT 1.-THE
FATHERS BUSINESS" is THE REAL WORK OF
ALL RACES AND PEOPLES. IS A SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD [--ADAM-EvE MYTH -LDp
THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL!
tsee 10Th TESTIMONY. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
U.S.'s Jupiter Moon Is On Its Way!
And the Free World Breathes A Sigh
OF Relief!


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother God, all.
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission who wildly the grace of God
do a Frueha uf- Martin Luther job la this age!iI
And how! Science & Health textbook, 10 Gods
Liberator OF The Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
WRITER is HIS FRIENDl AND OF HIS PEOPLE
TOOL
Jesus 'loved righteousness and hated inquiiy"i
The "lukewarm" live in fools parsdise."I
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
IT NEED NOT TO HAVE BEEN APPREHENSIvEl
MY MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS THE
u S., IS THE SOIL. BIRTHPLACE OF THE
SECOND COMING or THE CHRIST" MARVELLOUS
SCIENCE MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES! VIA
WOMAN" Matthew 1888. MY SECOND MARY, MRS.
EDDY-ls66. APPoiNTMENT-i875. SUPER
SCIENCE or PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION AND
UNIVERSE LAUNCHED DESTINED TO AWAKEN
THE BILLIONS or THE DEVILS ADAM-EvE DuPEs
FROM HIS MYTHICAL SATANIC. ANTI-cHRisT,
ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS KNAvEs
AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL
HUMAN EIRTHs - THE MYTHICAL. "CHASTLY
FARCE OF MATERIAL lso-ealiedl EXISTENCE!
p. 272. sab.
JESUS woRDs, REALITY OF:
FEAR NOT LITTLElrLock. 1T IS YOUR FATHERS
GOOD PLEASURE 70 GIVE you THE KINGDOM!
YOU HAVE GOT IT
But THE DEVIL WOULD DElUDE YOU VIA THE
IMPURE. DISHONEST. ADAM-EvE PSEUDO SENSES
ROB YOU OF THE PRESENT GLORIOUS LIBERTY
OF THE CHILDREN or coD"l
(see U. SIS JUPITER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
THE Wages Of ST"

or ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES. OF THE
MYTHICAL. pEviLisH. ANTi-cHRIsT ADAM
EVE. MuRDERouS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN,
HiRTHs-AN UNREAL MATERIAL" so-esIled
WoRLpi
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR BRITAIN; CONSULT YOUR TRUE PROPHETS.
THE CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
tses POOR BRITAIN, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

nUmn ~
Breakfast Talk BY Eisenhower
To COP, Washington

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3I-Exeerrss from remarks by
President Eisenhower at breakfast sponsored by ihs Re-
publican National Committee. held today at the Hotel
Staer:
Our immediate interest the Congressional contest that
lies ahead this year. We all know that the political prophets
already got out their sharp pencils and made lot OF
mathematical calculations the odds the Republicans
are up against in various states and districts.
But these calculations overlook the decisive element:
necessarily the size Of the dog In the
fghf-ifs the size Of the fight in the dog.
As seasoned workers you know there no secret
weapons politics. Today always. the three ingredients
good candidates faith in good cause hard
work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
CaImpaneIIa-And Belief Of
Accident!

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
IT WAS REGRETTABLE, BUT MERELY A MORTAL
THOUGHT. MYTHICAL EPISoDE-JUST A MINOR
SEGMENT OF THE MYTHICAL, DEvILISH,
ANTIcHRisT ADAMEvE, MuRDERoUs CAIN JUDAS,
KNAvES AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS AND ITS UNREAL
MATERIAL" CREATION THUS ARE SATAN
BOUND" ADAMS AWAKENED TO OUR MARVELLOUS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH OF PERFECT, ETERNAL
MUNICIPALITIES!
BILL sTERNs SPORTS BRoADcAsTER.
TRIBUTE:
Mr. Stern testified TO the popularity of Mr.. Csmpanela
Of fhe most liked sports figures of today who could
hardly refuse request TO give aid considerable
personal Inconvenience.
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN GODS
THE N0N-cHFaST SCIENTIST IS A PRISONER OF THE
DEVIL PERHAPS POPULAR OR THOROUGHLY
DiSLlkEDl
tsee cAMPANELLA. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Poor Britain!-Two Big Fires Within
One Week-Quarter Million S, More
or Less!-0ne Fire Running as Days!

MASS or UNDERGROUND MEAT STORAGE DssT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Satan's Unemployment UAW,
Labor, Democrats, Industry

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES, THE NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTISTS. USE sATANs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VIOLENCE, INTiMipATioN--AND EVENTUALLY
THE DAY or RECKONING ARRivEsl
tses sATANs NEMPLoYMENT. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
steel Chief Says Profits Aid AIr'
BLoUcH AssAILs REuTHER PLAN
AS SQUEEZE


AS SQUEEZE
my. Tribvne)
DETROIT, Jan. 3I.-Roger M. BIovgh, chairman Of
United States Steel Corp tonight sought to dispeI the
miseoneepon" that profits Just 80 much gravy" by
asserting that they benefit the entire economy and not Just
few persons.
In talk before the sufomofve parts Manufacturers
Association ne attacked union demands for profit
sharing in the auto industry the familiar profit squeeze
deeked out in bib and tucker"
lsee STEEL CHIEF, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
: FEAR NO EVIL
MIsAon Pertains 70 God

Jesus said BEHOLD, SEND YOU OUT AS SHEEP IN
THE MIDST OF WOLVES so BE WISE AS SERPENTS
AND HARMLESS AS DOVES"
Jesus taught but God, Spirit who makes
in the image and likeness Of HimseIf,-of Spirit not Of
matter Man reflects infinite Truth Life and Love- The
nature Of man. thus understood includes all tibet Is implied
bv the terms image and likeness used in Scripture
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Chaplain Martin Drops In
At Cafe Rouqe

we asked Are you out Of the woods YETI"
Answer: mo-"
=. The Chaplain expressed desire 10 attend another
wednesday Christian Science service with vs.
FEW PuNceNT OBSERVATIONS or OURS:
ss your daughter IA school ieaeher) continued in good
nesn AFTER escaping that surgical operston9 1--we had as
sersd the need OF operation but that God must be the
Messiah Word)
'ses CHAPLAIN MARTIN, Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Nikita's Sanity, Summit, Ike.
Khrusehev' S Unrest-Henee Vodka,
Etc., Needs Christian, Psyehiatrie
Treatment From Pres. Eisenhower!

THE DEWL-ANlMAL MAcNETISM-M.Y-T.H-I.
CAL. ANTIcHRlsT. ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS, kNAvEs AND FOOLS, EGO AND PsY.
GEOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS HAS HIM
PERPETuALLY ON THE BoRDERLNE or MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL LUNACY!!!
HIS FEARS AND HAZARDS ARE ENORMOUS!
PRES. EISENHOWER REPRESENTS TO MR. KHRUsH-
CHEW THE IDEAL or LEADERSHIP, WITH
MAXIMUM SECURITY AND A SERENITY RE THE
FUTURE AND Mr.. EISENHOWER IS NOT
RURDENED WITH a TERRIBLE GUILT coMPLExl
tsee NIklTAs SANITY. Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
More of the Same?

Secretary of Agriculture Benson has
charged that legislative action currently
developing in Congress will tend to pro-
long the farm problem rather than to
solve it. Specifically, he was referring
to committee action in both Senate and
House. In the former, the Agricultural
Committee has approved bill to hold
Government price supports for major
crops at no less than their 1857 levels.
In the latter, the Agricultural Commit
tee has approved measure which would
block application of the Secretary'S or
der reducing dairy products supports
from 80 per cent of parity to the per-
Missile legal minimum of rs per cent
on April l. In short, both steps are d.
rected against the administration pro-
gram for lowering price supports gen.
orally and easing production controls.
There is evidence that bears out Mr..
BensonS views about the futility of re-
turning to formula of high and rigid
price supports. For example, while the
farm economy unqueStionably suffered
its share of injury in the overall ma
tional economic slump that began last
year, latest farm income figures released
by the Department of Agriculture show
that total net income for the farm popu-
lation in 1857 reached $12.1 billion,
rejecting an increase of a half-billion
dollars, or per cent, over 1866 levels.
Per capita income, for reduced farm
population, was up 10 per cent.
But perhaps even more convincing
is the whole longterm record Of ineffec-
tiveness of the theory of trying to solve
the farm problem through an infiexible
set of Government rules and regulations.
Mr.. Benson was talking more common
sense than most of his critics when he
told news conference recently that
laws which try to set farm prices and
control production will not cure the farm
problem. If they could, then 1t would
have been cured two wars ago-and four
Secretaries of Agriculture ago."
Actually, among other things, high
price supports have encouraged ineff1-
cient operators to stay on farms to pro-
duce unneeded ommoditieS-many of
which end up in Government storage
houses. They have perpetuated the
problem of mountainous surpluSes, have
contributed to infiationary pressures in
the overall economy and, more lately,
have created i'll will abroad from our
efforts to dispose of commodities we do
not need. At the same time, they have
helped increase food prices for the con-
sumner and have contributed to the spiral
of higher prices for everything-includ-
ing what the farmer himself must buy.
And Federal farm OUTLAWS themselves
have become major item in the budget,
meaning in effect that they have added
materially to the national tax burden
carried both by farmers and non FARMERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10

strictions upon the power of organized
society over the individual that are COM
patible with the maintenance of organ
lied society itself" And he added this:
doubt very much if they tthese
restrictionsl require US to hold that the
State may not take into custody and
question one suspected reasonably of an
unwitnessed murder If it (the law does,
the people Of this country must discipline
themselves to seeing their police stand by
helplessly while those suspected of MUIR
der prowl about unmolested. Is it. q
necessary price to pay for the fairness
which we know as due process of law?
And if not a necessary one, should 1t be
demanded by this court? do not know
the ultimate answers to these questions;
but. for the present should not increase
the handicap on society
We think that the ruling in the
Mallory case, which threw out a confess
sion, not because it was extorted or
involuntary. but merely because of a few
hours Of delay in arraignment, greatly
increases the handicap on society-at
least on that segment of society that is
present in the city of Washington. We
also think that Justice Jackson, were
he alive, would fully share this view,
especially where the confession is shown
to be truthful. If he is to serve as
witness before the Hennings subcom-
mittee, we strongly urge that his views
be judged by the full text of his opinion
in the Watts case-and not by quota
ton lifted. out of context from case
which has nothing to do with the use
of confessions, voluntary or otherwise.