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wHINEREY. THOMAS J. After a long

WHINEREY, THOMAS J. After . lonl
THOMAS j WHINEREY, Of 1853;
Mount Eagle pl.. Parkfairfax Alex
andria, Va, beloved husband Of Adi
Whinerey OF Falls Church. Va, anC
the late Thomas Whinerey. He Il
also survived by four grandchildren
Friends may call at the s H. Hinei
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. NV
parking facilities), Services at thu
Church OF the Epiphany. 1917 @ st
NV. on Wednesday. August q. al
2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry
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LOOMS. REAR ADMIRAL DONALD

LVwUmM1SI M, MEah niMhnA6 pyNALD
August 4, 1858, at the Naval Medical
Center. Bethesda, Nd, DONALD
WOOD LOOMS of Chapel Hill,
N. c., beloved husband Of Esther Y
Loomis, father Of Donald ". LOOMS,
Friends are invited TO call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. 0raveside services at Arlington
National Cemetery on wednesday,
r nSsSsi n no fsOwers Memorials NAV
be sent to the American Cancer So
ciety.
LONG, LARRY W. CCLARENCE). sud.
denly, on Sunday, August 3, 1865. At
134 Tester DR.. Pass-A-Grtne Beach.
Fla, LARRY W LONG, beloved hus-
Of Francis W. and Lawrence w. Long
OF Florida. Interment st. PETERSBURG
Fla.
MANUEL, GILBERT c. On Monday,
August 4, 1858, GILBERT G. NAN
UEL Of 34N1 Nicholson St, West
H Hsroniss Ma Manuel el0y snee RiTehner
father OF Mary A. Manuel, Mrs.
Dorothy 7, Drum, Mrs. Fred 4.
Wrisht and Lawrence NJ Manuel
brother Of Prank and Roger Manuel.
P PsEs Home msy 500 ss shod Ss Issnd
thursday Sy" Aasust = at $50 am:
thence to st. Jerome's Catholic
Church. Hyattsyille, Nd. where mass
will be offered at 2 am; for the
repose Of his soul Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Carver
Memorial Cemetery. Laurel Nd.
MAZERo, DOMINIC J. On Monday,
August 4, 1855, DOMINIC J, MA
ZERO. the beloved husband Of Olea
b MaEero. son Of James MaEero
and brother Of Mary L. Lockett and
Robert J. Mazero. Funeral from
~ ee1 Good Hope I'd. Sc. on Thurs.
day. August Z, at s am. themes
70 Mount Calvary Catholic Church
Forestyille, Nd, where mass vii
be ofiered at $50 an. for the
linRton National Cemetery. S6
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ROBINSON, JANIS r. on Mond

August 4, 1898, JAMES r. ROBIN
8, beloved husband OF Mrs, Mar
Helen Scott Robinson, father Q
Romeo r Frank, Irma and Jane
=, Robinson. ", and brother o
mrs surS NUssa by '1 txo Saurss.r. sS
law, Mrs. Irene Robinson and Mri
Vera Robinson: three brothers-in
Law. three sisters-in-laE, other rela
tievs and friends. Remains ma
be viewed after 4 pm. "wednesday
thews Funeral Home, 1918 I4tl
st, " u4th st, at Spring I'd D
where funeral services viii be he'll
on Thursday, August Z, at l ON
the Rev. D, A. Bell ofneiating. In
terment Woodlawn- Cemetery. 8
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sCHER, LILLIAN D. On Monday. Au-
gust 4. 1858. LILLIAN D. sCHER
Of 200. Kentucky ave. Sc. beloved
mother OF Mrs. Helene Poyourow
She also Is survived BY three sisters.
Miss Ida Dinner of Belleville, N. j.:
Mrs. Archibald De Groot Of seran-
ton, Pa. and Mrs. Bessie Levinson
% Laconia, N. H three brothers,
ton, Pa, and Julius Dinner Of Potts
town, Pa. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky q Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 l4th st. NV, on Tues
day. August 5, 1858, at 2 pm. In
terment Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
Silver Spring, Md.
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IOMAS. CnarleS Datcner
Lodge, No. is, p. a. A. M,
is called for special COM
munication on Wednesday,
August y. 1858, at 1880
an, at 10th and You
SITS. NV, for the purpose
OF performing the last
rites over our late beloved
THOMAS VINES. All
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sSst I, 1855. a her r'OP residen ns.
BEsnSasyyins, Ma PRIs,eIL 1 4
Moore and mother of. Joseph n,
son 't C.. ksr nDia I. s snSns Booker OK We z
Estsiia puskstt Of srsndSsins. Nd:
Milton :, Moore Of Bowie, Nd: Mrs
lola Hall and Mrs. Martha stemley
SdD. ws Rass Z, s,,oh Ga and .,, Mrs. :,
Mrs Ellen Brawner, Alexander
Duekett and Sidney Duckett. She
also Is survived By seventy.tWc
grandchildren, ninety-nine great.
grandchildren and three great-ereat.
grandchildren. Notice Of funera
later.
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sunday, August 3, 1883, VICTORIA
GOFFREDO Of 1904 Flanders ave,
Kenslngton, Nd. beloved wife Of An
gelo O. Qofired0, mother Of Miss AM
gelina, Mrs. Lucy Humphreys, Mrs.
Mary La Padula, Mrs, Yolando
ter Of Mrs. Filomena Conte and
Mrs. Mareherita De 0regorio. There
also are seven grandchildren. Friends
are invited TO call ct the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd, REQUIEM
August z. at 10 am, from the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church, Ken
sington. Nd. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery
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SCHNEIDER; John On Inesday, Az
JOHN SCHNEIDER Of sci Mary:
q nd Mrs ave Maf.d e Srssf RHsGaaS
stepfather of John j. Greer and
Mai Richard s. Greer: brother Of
Mrs. Ida Padgett. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
noon wednesday. August s, until
$50 am. Thursday, August 2. Re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at st.
Joseph's Catholic Church, I'd and
G SITS. ne. ct 2 am. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery, o
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on Monday, August Z. 1855. PHIL
LIP LEWIS. He is survived by q
sisters, Marie Williams, Laura Lewis
and Maggie Morris: two brothers.
Vernon Coleman and Make Lewis:
one aunt, Dora johnson: two uncles,
James and BENJAMIN Lewis: two
nephews, three nieces and many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the W. H. Bacon Fu-
neral Home. i722 eth St NV. on
Tuesday, August 5. after 5 pm.
on WEDNESDAY, Ausust q, At /
pm. at the Beulah Baptist Church,
spotsylvania County. Va, the Rev,
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day. Ausust 4, 1855, DANIEL LEO
Heo,RRiA,RTY, beloved husband q
Barbara c., brother OF James, Felix,
Josephine and Sarah Moriarty and
Mrs. Frank Foeckler. Nisitations at
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
1881 Georgia ave. w.. from ] TO 3
pm. Tuesday. August 3. Requiem
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saturday, August 2, 1855, ALBERT
[. SNYDER Of 5b3b Volta ave,
Bladensburg. Nd, beloved husband
OF Ella B. Snyder He also Is sur
vived by three sons, Revnold Wal
Snyder: two sisters, Mable Goodwin
and Marion Harmon, and his mother,
Mrs. Bernice NJ, Snyder. Mr.. Sny-
der rests at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile. Nd Services at the Fort Myer
day, August g. at / pm Relatives
and friends invited Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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Mi suss kn Sss lRrS HR s'G Hisis AS Il
aunt o. MIA. Dorothy Johnson
survive. After Z pm. Wednesday,
SHsS uh 5.lsHdI Ho @sy ss sb shG y:
Island ave. NV. Funeral services
on THURSDAY, August Z. al pm,
az the Mount Olive BAPTIST Church.
9th a.. between l. and N SITS. NV.
ne REV r,, I,sso,' i Elsnasd' ss,a.i
Cemetery.
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4. 1855, at Suburban Hospital. ANNA
c. YOUNG Of 1902 Sutton pl. Silver
Spring, Nd, wife Of the late
Eueene v. Young There also are
rests at the Warner z Humphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave-
silver Spring. Nd parking faciii-
tiesl Mass will be offered for the
August Z. At q am, at st. Johns
Catholic Church, Forest Glen, Nd
Interment st. Johns Cemetery. .
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gust 3, 1858, at Doetors Hospital,
MARK KOBLEGARD Of 1897 Mon
roe st. NV, beloved husband of the
late Clariee Kobleeard, grandfather
of Margaret j. Alban and Gibson and
Paul McGill: brother Of Pete Koble-
gard OF Clarksburg. W. Va. Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV. on Wednesday
August q, at / pm. parking tacili-
tiesl. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
tpry
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WILSON. CARRIE. on Saturday. Au.
gust ., 1858, at Freedmen's Hospital
CARRIE WILSON of lll2 oates ST
ne. devoted wife Of Willie Wilson
and five sisters and other relative;
and friends. After 3 pm, Tuesday
August 5, friends are invited to cal
at the Morrow e. Woodford. Inc.
Funeral Home. 1922 18th st. NV
Services will be held on WEDNESDAY
Of Prayer, I72lh 9TH st. NV. In.
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
!. FEAR NO EVIL :


Let God arise, let his en-
amies be scatfered: let them
also that hate hin, flee before
him.
las smoke is driven away.
so drive them away: as wax
melt IN before the fire, SO
let the wicked perish at the
gcescnce OF God.
But let the righteous L.
qlad; LET them rejoice be.
fore God: yea. LEI them ex.
sesdinsly rejoice" psalm
1919
Mrs. Eddy has stated: The
facts of divine science should
be admitted. although the
evidence as TO these facts is
not supported ty evil, by
matter, or by material sense.
because the evidence that
sod and man coexist is fully
sustained by spiritual sense.
Man is. and forever has
been, Gods reflection. God
is infinite, therefore ever
crescent. and there is no
other power nor presence.
Hence the spirituality OF the
universe is the only fact of
Creation.
Let God be true. but
every lmateria) man a liar"
Jesus taught many lessons
Of prayer through parallels.
.ct us have ears TO hear the
ruth that makes free.
And he spake parable
nto them to this end. that
men ought always to pray,
nd no, 10 faint,
Saying. there was in
lily a Judge, which feared
not Cod. neither regarded
man:
and there was a widow
n that city: and she came
INTO him. saying. Avenge me
i mine adversary.
And he would not for a
rhilc: bit aftcrNard he said
i,hin himself. though |
ear not Col, ror regard
.len:
Yet. because this widow
roubleth me. ! will avenge
or, lest BIZ her continual
o.,'ir5 she weary me" Luke
3.l.5)
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Tax Assistance

n a ~ NJ Aa.racr District
)i!,ctrr OF In'cfnal Revenue
nnaurcc,l 10 az ID , The SpociI
is.an, D~ys for taxpayers
vAo need :, y IN prcparins
her income tax returns arr
IONTAYS -spdFRIDAYS from
90 PM toi:ct- Pm.
The foil wing o,ncc; will be-
pcn 10 taxn verS for this as
S.stancc on MONDAYS and FRI
DAYS until April 18th: III
3a'cs Street. Cadillac Tower.
POI Ho.brock. Hamtramck. IA
100 Harper 1927 Hamilton. in
highland p TX. l620l West Me-
Nich Is. and 2l747 Michigan.
n Dearborn.
MI Menningcr pointed out
hat a special office for this
issIstancc program has been
opened on l620l w. McNichols.
No taxpayer assistance will be
available .: the Office on 1910
West McNcholS. In Dearborn.
he special assistance office is
located in the Chamber of Com
MERGE Building at 2l747 Michi-
gan Avenue. No taxpayer as
Sistance will be available II
the office located At 1910 Mason
Street. Dearborn.
The preparation of tax re-
urn is as simple as One. Two.
Three:
0ic instructions
-.art the return.
Two II help is needed. call
the Income Tax Information.
Number Woodward 3-5l7l.
Three / more help is needed
mr. To Internal Revenue Of
fees mentioned above on MON
DAYS md FRIDAYS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Name MESC
Advisory Chair n

Tom Doh irty. chairman of
the Michigan Employment Sc.
ourity Advisory Council. today
was appointed labor member
of the Michigan Employment
Security Appeal Board. He
succeeds the late Charles Loug-
head. member Of the Board foi
l3 years until his death a few
months ago.
Governor Williams announc-
cd the appointment last week
and Doherty took the oath oil
office in Detroit. Immediately
A native OF Belfast. Ireland
Doherty is SO years old, has
been active in Detroit labor cir
Giles and activities since 1895
having pioneered in the flor.
NATION Of the JAW. He was
also charter member o.
Chryslcr Local No. 7. JAW
Go at its inception in 1887
and for five terms was its re-
cOrding secretary.
Fer the past IL years he has
been an International Repre-.
zen alive OF the UAW-CIO. and
Tor most OF fhsf time has beer
attached 10 ifs Compensation
Division. specializing in Unem.
pioymenf Compensation Al
fairs.
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EDITORIALS
Dixie (Hn LOOE To ID pSf J a..
For. Lesson Or Indignation

(The following editorial published in The Char
lesion CIV. va Gazette
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Homes Pay Taxes

Royal Oak Township Homes
paid the third of its four tax
ing jurisdictions today when
il sent a check for Sll,G3l.l9 TO
Charles A. Sparks, Treasurer of
Oaklond County, for Payment
In Lien of Taxes on the town
hip-owned housing project
Elwood Dickens, Royal Oak
Township Supervisor. stated that
payments were made from cur
zen, project revenue and that
although the project is tx OK
cmpt, il makes Payments In
Lieu OF Taxes to all taxing
Jurisdictions al the same rates
and upon the Ssme basis as pri-
vate property owners in the
Township.
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Senator
Potter
reports


TOOLING Up for the mighty Jupiter intermediate
range ballistc missile getting into high at tie
Chryser Warren plant Just outside Detroit Regular
and everything points doubling Of the present work
force bs the end of the That would bring it close
to 10000 workers ct Warren. Unqnestionaby tie most
cheerful development in month of Sundays. tie
Jobs come as result of the recenty-announced Army
award of $50 100000 missile contract 70 Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
NAACP Sets
Goal For Voters
Registration

NEW YORK.-Plalns iur an
Intensive voter registration cam
)aicn in selected cities OF SIX
southern states and s.eppei-up
sut less Intensive cciivliy else
where in the South were ~
bounced here tn,S week by
Kelly NJ Alexander. chairman
II an NAACP committee de-
igraied 10 implement a pro-
:ram developed by southern
c.sers Of the Association IN
Arlania LIST Nov, mber and ap-
proved by the NAAcP Board
). Directors. A goal of 3 900 900
Negro voters in The South by
800 was SCI 4. tile Atlanta
meeting.
Intensive campaigns will be
-5rdreied in the prime pal q les
81 Georgia. LouisiFna. Mississ p
pi, Nor i Csrcl:na. Sou h Ger
ira end Virginia MIR. Aex-
lnder said 70 loving the day
icnJ meeting CT he seven-per-
icn impIcne ntin5 Seeurnif.ee
here on Jan. 2. The NcoFhmiiiee
recommended csfs bIishment o
4 sou.hwide sdv:sorfJ council
as well es similar councils in
zach state.
While the campaign VIII be
large Y concentrated in the nla-
.cg urban cen;ers. the snl.i
towns and rural areas will no'
be neglected in the plans OF
he committed which seeks 10
utiIzc the Civil Rights Act 81
1857 IN the drive 10 reach III
registration goal, the CHAIRMAN
ssserted.
Mr.. Alexander said tina, q full
time coordinaior of the cam
palgn Vii be named soon 10
work or state Levels Is icqUrei
Sas slso recommended IL some
states existing NAACp staff
VIII be utilized
Mr.. Wilkins pledged The full
resources CT the NAACP 10
back up this campaign w'i'ch
he called the Associations Nc.
| project for the next three
years" He announced esf7blish-
ment by the NAACP Board o.
Directors CT specia budget
o initiate this campaign dur
ng 1883.
Members OF the committee. in
addition to Mr.. Alexander Of
Charlotte. who is also Pr.s!Den
# the North Csroiina Stat
and a member of the
Noarl OF D.rcc-
;o,s includes MS. L. C. Bates
Arkansas Stare NAACP prcsi-
'eA, and G. r Dardcn nrc}-.
Gent OF the Association in Moss
;. ippi. both whom ave been
recently elected TO the national
Board Of DirccioS.
Also A. 7. Walden. Atlanta
attorney and member Of the
NAACP national legal commit
zee; w. Lester B>nks. executive
secretary of the Virginia State
NAACP;; Mrs. Ruby Hurley. the
Associations southeast regional
secretary working out of AT
lanta; and w. c. Patton. presi-
dcnt Of the Alabama State Co
cr'inating Association for Reg
istratiOn and Voting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Our Dvfv


We must perform our duty
OF loving God. ard His ere
alton at all times. to become
proficient in the practice IN
order that we be called the
Children Of God"
We have no place in our
society,". in our pcblic. OF pri-
vate affairs. nor in or gov
eminent for guilt. disgrace,
and Gishonor. Because when
Ne be still and know God
is Love. Mind. Soul and all,
we have no room for doubt
"a supposition God is able
20 keep US fallltlesS and keep
Us from falling or failing.
Scufniks and Satellites
SDp.riks and satellites
drifling around in space are
not intclligently profound.
COR being material VISIBLE
MORTAL THOUGHT y they
lack the Steadiness of the Che
and only divine Nina.
Russia being already ahead
in material scientific re-
search. under the council Of
their state. governing the uni
versities. colleges, an! indus
~ responded to her re-
eearc! and ievciopncnt. Aad
this has caused Il great deal
d waterfall mental sensation.
And has compelled men and
nations 10 take notice. guard.
and watch.
The Power OF God
Now we have D claim TO a
rover above all powers. And
this power Of ccd does not
impose punishment, while in
preparation of adjustment to
meet every human need.
Therefore, we should not be
come sensational nor emo
iional in our persistence TO.
ward scientific research for
preparedness.
Ours To Use
On the other hand, we
should use our spiritual un.
derstsnding in order not "a
become mesmerized, no
hypnotized by the material
senses of hate, fear, preju,
dice, and human bigotry
This is the time, and the op,
portunity for all real Chris.
iians to take spiritual posses,
sion of heart, and conscious.
ness. that the people become
not pani.ky.
Be Sill. old nncw
When we be still and know
the real Truth about God,
and His universe. there are
in reality no enemies.
The Pss.r,ist PRAYED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18


LII, oo..;,,,. * lloodshad
WIN Very At'l" lt'~D'e. ana cei 40 ~ 80 H.
Scnoo in,e2ra1ioN mas bgcvAr {" A"e. ." e. -
mocfalc lue'! ~ e"ch 2, 81 90 80,
me ias 70 open ''eH =, = ~ ~ go 'itb
tradition Wa Accomplished with Only 4 murmur OF
opposition
go. =, .lrr
Nest Nle.ll~ VS. .'.' rs ~ o. .ie -; =
Doraer S"'e2 ''e 1~i J'''e 80,
.e2l@'ioH Greer - ~ = ana g sMo - - nv - -" -
j. sosl"!t ana po.i-c@"a @eeeis"D'T -"ees - ~
pathies raAe ex.,.vd since tie Cy.i War
49,. ,.;. ~ x !
mere are S0H.e "i2 ~ "es. NiS'I" i'"S o W.
lA'egt@l4Oh PiVy.s'' ~ IS '.,e''. rs = lf e" :; ~
proDiem mere G''eiS on. ~ cestee rom VIA ! =
e'se"ileIe SV"sh - ''''p'.'VA LII t1l'',t - "
job q ed-ea g d i'..s lace r as1i'y 'oI 1nem
no matter now n.al.y theie are y where they live
IT'S NOW OBVIOUS. .A.ass .Ave tlined out,
tar =, ~ ;,,o,. i.r #, +, u.s.. in I jttle
Rock, in brniagt~n ~ N.+stf!l.e and IN other south
nero INT, .,r,tior d ~ IL s,p cor,fert rj.,ht Of
TO be eIai car Is t1iea m .'e!'s - meet require
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

His help sufficient TO help
.,s in times of trouble ana
Unrest. And His power Is
siionsL. ethical and inter
national.
This understanding, and
knowing is the only way TO
make fear disappear IN ac-
co.dance with or heavenly
Fathers divine Law OF Pre-
~edence. In this We retain me
Christ Spirit, and express
Gods qualities. as spiritual
IDEAS created in His image
ard likeness.
tristan Science reveals;
The weapons Of bigofry,
envy, fall before an honesi
heart. Adulterasing Christian
Silence makes il void. Fall
si,v has no foundation.
The hireling heeth. be-
cause he is an hireling. and
carcsh not for the sheep.
Neither dishonesty nor To-
norance ever founded. nor
can they overthrow a scien-
life system of ethics. SSH.
p. l6il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

force by the end of the We;
to 10000 workers TT War;
cheerful development in q
Jobs come as a result of Il
award of a $50. 100000 m
OF course. his m:re'Y denis
Michigsn's jobs.ss LIST. bu. il
Of enormous enccuragemcn.
10 these OF US who needle 'he
Penfagon ceeseIessiY 20 p ace de-
Tense contracts where they are
needed mcsf-in Mich gans Ia
bor-surp'us cenfers. Tooiirg-up
is sure 10 be followed by hsffy
production orders. I'm confident
that the effect CT this frs,
auge Jupiter contract will span
cut through southern Michigan
20 smaller businesses vino will
Garner a share of the subcon-
tracts
The President has asked Con-
gress for SIP billion IN enae.-
gcncy defense funds and $40
billion in the new budget. much
Of j, Tor stepping up missile
work What has been labeled
as "Pot,ey's Push on the Pen
;agon" WIN be continued in an
effor, 70 get this money into
Michigan in the form Of defense
contracts and neY jobs.
PAY TV hearings open to-
morrow and predict verbal
suggest Can Mr. and Mrs. Am
erica lounge in front OF the
family television set 10 be in
formed and entertained free OF
cherge2 Or mus, they drop q
coin in the slot 10 receive GER
tain programs?
| oppose any form Of pay tn.
A man buys a televlsion set cx-
pec,lng that ms investment ends
Ugh, there. with the exception.
pc. maps. Of scw service charges
Pay TN is ike buying . refri-
le.ator &; having TO drop money
in the slot before YOU can open
the door and get something 10
eat.
expect &C appear before the
House Commsrcs Committee 10
point cut my reasons for op-
pc sing these schemes. Today we
have 40 million tel vision house
hclds in the ma ion and the
investment CT American citizens
in cur free sys ern o. ielevi ion
adds up TO SIT billion. That
money hes enabled networks
and loca stations &c build the il
news end public events cover
age 10 The point where the Am
erican people are emcng the
bes.-informed in the wor d. II
has all been free Of charge.
built by free enterprise. Let's
keep il that way.
LAST WEEKS CARAVAN of
Michigan visitors brought L. s
Attorney Wendell Miles Of
CIR nd Rapids and Mr. Henry
WOllenCl.n. distinguished Detroit
LAWYER 70 my office. Both gent
iemen asked ne what ! con-
slder the most urgent tasks
.ac!ng Congress in the coming
sssion. FIRST and foremost,
replied comes national security
believe any Strengthening OF
our dcfenSes should give specia
emphasis 70 missiles. Second
but eou:lly important. we must
increase opportunities for Scien-
',fic training. Third, America:
economic strength must be
guarded by wise ALLEGATION OF
funds for these costly programs
was gratiiied 10 note. after
President Eisenhower delivered
his State Of the Union address
that his list of eight prioritiel
for total peace included tn,
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way back in the early $780,
and named for the rapids once
existing in the Paw Paw River
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