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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
AIpko Hoppenines
Nine Doctors Rule That Faye Allen
Need Not Undergo A Heart Operation

attended the basketball game al
Buckingham Central Friday night
between Buckingham and Randolph
Henry and enjoyed it very much.
Recent callers Of Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Thomas were Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Dunkum, Mr. and Mrs. HOr-
ace Thomas and Sandra. Of Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie S
Wooten, Cpls. Julian Thomas and
David Cronin.
Wilson Dunkum is sick with the
flu and Lanny Dunkum can't &c,
rid of his cough after his bad cold
Callers in the Dunkum home re-
Gently were Peggy Dunkltm, Ronald
MCGOWAN. E. B. Sprouse and Rod
ger Allen
Mr.. and Mrs Frank LeSueur
Linda. Larry and Elaine, and Caro-
lvn Shepherd were dinner guests
Jan. 25 of Mr.. and Mrs r. J
Thomas. Frank LeSueur and r. J
Thomas visited Ernest Dean Sun
day night He has been sick about
week with infected sinuses. but
Is much improved and was able tc
return to his work at the Solite
plant last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mann Rakes, Of
Covington, spent last Saturday night
with Mrs Emma Allen. They
visited Mrs Sam Rakes in Rich
mond recently. Mrs. Sam Rakes
now home from Johnston-WilliS Hos
pital. is improving.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
READY NIX CONCRETE.

READY MIX CONCRETE
Ready to Lollr concrete to
be delivered to your site.
Cut CoStS-Save Time
Phone II f
W. c. NEWMAN co. Y
Coal, Fuel Oil
and Concrete
Phone Al Farmville. VI,
]
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

A Drive-In Theater has been
erected in Glendale.
Those visiting at Ufton Terrace
recently were Mr. and Mrs Jesse
NJ CLARK and Ricky, Of Richmond.
Mrs. Bessie n Jackson. Of Swan
Lane. r. A. Davis, Of Arvonia, L.
c. Gurrant. Of Cold Hill, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Boiling, MI. and Mrs Frank
Beseer ard Mrs Reid Nuckols
W. M Nuckols. who is ILL., was
admitted to a Richmond hospital
recently.
Mrs. Leslie Christian. Of Gold Hill
underwent surgery in Johnston
Willis Hospital, Richmond Thurs
day. Mr.. Duncan. father Of Mrs
Christian. is critically ILL., He is
also in a Richmond hospital We
wish 81 the sick 4 speedy re-
coyely
alma post office was
abandoned January !. 1854 and was
succeeded by Dillwvn, RID 2 We
althia post Office was founded b.
William Johnson. father-inlaw Of
Mrs Annie p. Johnson.
Miss Marie Baker, stewardess Of
Pan-American Air Lines and
mother. Mrs. Pearl Thompson
Baker statistician for the Navy at
Portsmouth, win leave April for
trip around the world.
The water pipes, froze in the big
home of Rev W c. Hughins at
Arvonia. causing much damage to
furniture as well as the lovely
home The renter was in a Rich
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03
Howardsville

Fl. E. Fenwick is a patient in
the Martha jefferson Hospital in
Charlottesville
Mrs. H. E. Fenwick spent the
week end with MI. and Mrs Ed
ward Birckhead and daughter in
Charlottesville.
Mrs. w. T. Ripley returned home
Friday evening after spending
three weeks in the University Hos
pital in Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Goolsby
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Car
roll at Schuyler on Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Ripley. Jr.,
and George Ripley. Of Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Taylor. of
Washington. visited the Ripleys at
Social Hill Sunday.
Mrs. c. NJ Brown and Dorothy
and Vernard Hurt were shoppers in
Scottsyille Friday morning.
I. B. Omohundro is still on the
sick list.
Charles Bryant and daughter. OF
Hopewell, spent a few days with
MIR. and Mrs c. N. Brown.
Mrs. c. w. Morris spent Satur-
day in Scottsville.
Miss Dorothy Brown. Sharon
Lynn Bryant, Linda Woody and
Vernard Hurt were shoppers in
in Scottsville on Saturday morning
/ Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Brown. OF
Richmond. spent the week end at
his home here.
Mrs. Joe McFadden, of Wingina,
spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

lnond HOSPITAL VI q Hudgins il
'pSitd!ng the winter IN Florida
Tic terrific wind storm here last
week blew many large limbs from
trees at "Ufton Terrace and also
blew the flue entirely off the W. F..
Poa's home The TV antenna was
fastened to the flue and fell.
Misses Nell and Gladys Poe. Of
Richmond. visited their parents,
Nh and Mrs ". E. Poe recently.
Mrs Be- sie Jackson visits
with her cousins. MI. and Mrs,
l.. A. Davis at Aroonia.
Joe Hill recently purchased the
farm and home of Mrs. K 0 f {
Smith near johnson Station.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

Callers in Mrs. Aliens home Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs Billy Allen,
Patsy and Kathleen. John Allen,
Bobby and Rodger
w. Elijah Dunkum and Lennon
Dunkum attended the district con-
ference in F arm Willie Methodist
Church Tuesday January y.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

A North Carolina study indicates
that drivers show advance symp-
toms Of the kind Of driving which
might produce a fatal accident. I'm
proved driver licensing procedures
can weed out these possible killers
before they claim their victims,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-03

Pedestrians can see headlights
long before driver can see pedes-
TRANS. Those on foot should take
advantage Of this and never count
on a motorist seeing them or giving
them the benefit Of the doubt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
A Magma Carta--
lcontinued from Pace N

tSonfinUed from Page II
Born and raised with the race question in America 4
have through my life and through my career tried 70 brro
an 70 this problem. The results were ineffective
and bordered disaster. Then the force Of mcr,l
ReArmamen and discovered that the sn-we Z, st cess
wound N This nation cocd sa in my heart and in my
lite " meant had 70 be honest about my past clarity NV
motives and Unselhshy strike no ihouoh. Of per-
sons' gain or ambition with the love for world that
comes when surrender wills TO be wholly committed
to God.
What can do TO bring she answer TO the American
Nesrof 10 fhe American people? How can help 10 make
positive out OF situation which has turned into one Of
fhe least attractive aspects Of democracy?
Gould the lessons OF slavery be used 70 HELM men, We
nave gwen our nation and the world the music OF our
SPuas out OF that suffering Is there something else we
might give? ~ "
thought OF my days AZ the Curtis Institute Of Mus;e in
rn"soeIPnis was scholarship student Occasionally I
was able 70 earn extra money BY doino solos with IN.
enor"s OF Lincoln University This the university which
sPeo 10 produce f~o men who have become leaders in
.ne'r countries Dr. Nnsmd Azikwe Of Nigeria and Prime
MINISTER k~ame NkrUmah OF chsns II is one Of The uni;
versfies Of America which means ora,, LII =, = I,,
Lincoln and all other colleges equipped with the rich,
'oes hey VIII be taken by the wrono ore
WIN s my heart believe that Moral Re-Arm,m.n.
" we oeo'o9y we need desperately in Amer;c. b,t;evs
TOO fhcf We are fifteen minutes into she hour Cod h,. -
- 70 sn' mat democracy becomes what Is meant "a IN.
remske the world S''s ="
there must be holdbsek beesyx. ok .5 ,.,..--. IL
oefness and hatred which have caused so much ;.;or
" our country The theology Of Communism crows On ,h.se
WEAKNESSES The theology Of Moral ReArmsm,r, ,.,eh.s
vs. how 70 heal them
=, WHEN WE ALLOW OUR LIVES TO ss RULED nv
ook PASSIONS. We BECOME uNwITrINc.,v rne
TOOLS or MEN WHOSE PURPOSE &c tn roNToo, r.,r
SLAVERY '"o W 'n's -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
PICKET FIGHTING CLOSES FRASER PLANT

Ey Asher Lauren Detroit News q
Pieketing and violence shut me Cross CO. plant in
Fraser fodey.
I've Officials 81 me company including Ralph z Cross.
executive president. SAID PIckETs SWUNG PUNCHES
At them
Cross ssio his ne. knocked OF when he tried 70
County.
WARRANT ASKED
Another erploys who charged ne roOshed Up By
pieke's from JAW Loes So IRE Mseonb prose
eytors Office 70 seek warrant.
Cross charged ns- pckss who rinoed the gates %
IRE plant early today WERE NOT EMPLOYEES or THE
COMPANY BUT "cooNs" BROUGHT BY THE UNION
FROM DETROIT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Devil Takes re. Priest


fcont;nued from Back Pssel
NO 81 Es>ty IDENTITY FOR DouBTihe THom-
Asses AND uNeEPENTANT SINNERS JESUS BODY
MERELY MORTAL TH-oUe-H1. AS ARE ALL
EuMAN BODIES REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE
NoTHlNcNEss" IN THE ASCENSION! ALL WILL
DO LIKEWISE SOMETIME AFTER socAlleD DEATH
Father vioness chaplain al Rosary high
s-A.,l hesx ,xH be returned here for services and
burial rites
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Devil Takes Mason


couNrERFeTrs AID BURLEsoUes or Dw.
,xSrry oe UNAVAILABLE. sUPER-sATuRAItD.
H..-.oxerSr HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, TIVE
1p,,s HAsrTAT CT ALLl. NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS
Mr Tsysor moved TO Dayton. O. in Jam. and died
there q heart attack in Detroit since 's.o s"o >"
s;rr--oA.n since 1855 was editor OF Manage "sss"e
a re-rber Of the Dayton Press eiun sno "'~>o"
Burial 10 Brooklyn. NY" Free Press
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Resentment Builds


Tremendous consumer resentment is building up. par
ficvlsry TO the wheat program" according TO farm
organization official
Consumers read about the 5000 100000 tied vp IN
farm SURPRISES and mistakenly believe fhst these ere
actual food supplies" according This authority.
Even though the sUrpivses eemprissd mostly Of
grains. particularly wheat there growing Apprehension
among those who concerned with fire welfare Of the
fsrmer that The astronomical Of the present program
regardless % what u ibeivdss may touch Of taxpayer
revolt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Attack Hoffa-


tccnnved from Back Pseel
The Recommendation contained in report
from which said Tesmsfer President
James r. Ho#s MS associates will successfully destroy
the decent labor movement" IL they 90 unchecked.
Fitzgerald OF number Of close friends OF HoHs
who criticized by the committee for alleged labor
abuses. ~ ~ ?,
$4,000 FEE QUESTIONED :. ,asA
The committee charged that Fitzgerald acted in high
" improper nsnner in accepting $4,000 finders fee
from real estate firm in Tesrster land Transaction in
Detroit several years ago.
The report said that while Fitzgerald attorney for
the Michigan Tessers Conference he accepted fhe finders
fee in connection with 81 million loan from the Tesmsfer
Welfare Fund 10 fhe Winchester Village Land Co.
In hearings last year Fitzgerald denied he received fhe
money for finding he loan for he development Flint
and insisted il for legal fee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Afrigaa Natives


Winrfinued sruu Back Pzses
-lBEsGTEc FRoM TIE MYTHS o. MATTER
AsD IT'S FATssFR TIE DEvn.. HELL AID
TTErMTy o. HUNecy o. TIE clergy DEATH
DEFoRnHTIEs DISASTERS PEsTilENcEs WARS
AL t1lywIAN AND -MATERisL~ PHENOMENA WHICH
ARE MERELy s<sapo~Y. VISIBLE. M-f-F-Is4-c-AL.
McRTAL T-s-oksS<<r coykTERFETTS And BUR
LEsovEs OF uNINvapAsLE. DIVINE AND
ETERNAL REALITY
'Nvicfor Riesel In Africo"-
YOUR FUTURE DANCES m DUST"
Free Press ~
WEST O yo+laNNEs5vRe. sossh Afr5rs-senin6
huge py-s~s-fss seS5 dvsf SIT, Deep be-
ne.s< 1ooc sees me worti's largest gold
suppsy
BeSore re. and frsencsy. fesfher-be6ecked
ssr-sss Fzzsls ssSs uhsSpsns b<stng drsms brd
ealing showing RE shns OF .ropics soress krsss
eager friendly
These rre actr rners-sone zvlus Some 5ss<te
S~snz from me cen9c tropics Portuguese
Ess- AREA
Al par 81 RE 800 occ -ne-s sc rp gold from me
earn SOMETIMES IN stesnins wsser vn5erioo sometimes
N sYsoen freezing Geld
Or his spor thousands like sIons reef o.
endless gold running east 20 ne bctto OF
Africa yov there Bresd~sy arc Wiltshire Blvd and
Ell me ersss between having yoUr future Told
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Ohio Comparison
tcontinved from Back Pseel

tContnued from Back Ps9el
Of course he aim should be 70 give Michigan business
IFS due proportion Of responsibility for meeting the States
money needs yet not saddle il with burden which
undermines the efifve position Of ell who make their
iivngs in Mehsan-wheh includes the people the pay
rolls just much IL does those who meet Them
Unfortunately this isn't always fhe goal and anyone
who suggests that there such thing competitive
position 70 be maintained is freely accused Of snesrne
Mehssn-especisi by COPIES political parrots in Lansing
and Washington.
What isn't sufficiently borne in mind in quarters
is that this difference doesn't simply reflect advantage
for shareholders also tells good deal about the EkeI
hood as TO relative payroll opportunities in two competitive
" situated states
We also hear That Ohio in turmoil Of resentment
against IFS Democratic Gov. DiSsIIe He is certainly under
FIRE from labor pressure groups that popoUnded their own
tax and turned loose Disable when he insisted
what. its Governor he deemed best for Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

ANSWER: WHY No THANKS HAVE BELIEVED
al these YEARS T-AT TO TIE Best o. ~ KNOWN
EDcE MAS TIE ONLY one ~ TIE COMPANY NEVER
AFFLICTED WITH THOSE EvERPREsENT LITTLE
PESTS. ThE Coolies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Devils re. Steals
Continued from PAGE u

CONTINUED from Page u
lob Or ALL NORMAL HUMANS !, OF The
MYTHICAL DEWLIsH. ANTicHRisT. PSYCHE
P-A.THI-c ADAM-EvE. MURDERous CAIN
JUDAS kkAvEs' AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD THE
CHASTITY FARCE" or REGULATING THE CHILD
LESS CAREER or CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY,
TIE TRUTH AND The LIFE" WHO HoNoRED YOUR
~FATHERMcTHER GOD ALL-HARMONIouS" AS
THE ONE REAL PARENT, SANE MIND. SOUL, SPIRIT.
THE ONE SUBSTANCE. IN. AND OF, THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE VclDlkc MATTER" AND ITS FATHER,
THE DEVIL. BOTH GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND
MYTHS
"A requiem Mass will be sung in Holy Name Church,
Birmingham died after long illness was taken
hospital from me Power home az Dennsporf
Power Assistant General Counsel for CM Miss
Power ersdusted from Sacred Heart Convent in Detroit
in 1883. +. a Detroit Times
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Testimony. Fifth Chureh-

ANSWER: Why. No THANKS tiAvE BELIEVED
al Ts1esE YEARS THAT. TO TIE BEST Or ~ KpsoN1-
EDcf WAS TIE ONLY one ~ TIE COMPANY NEVER
AFFLICTED WITH THOSE EvEsPREsEN LITTLE
PESTS. TIE Coolies
THE HEALING or THE NATIONS
~ EVER Sc GRATEFUL FOR the HEALING OF
TIE kATsoNs~ SPOKEN O. 5y ST. JOAN ~ REsELA-
TON wfrcr IS WELL UNDER WAY ~ OR Nssvst
Gus MOVEMENT. IT HAS NET NY EVERY NEED FOR
OVER - YEARS. IT HAS BROUGHT NE LIFE MoRE
ABUsDAkTLy~ as IT HAS FOR MILLIONS
MRS. EDDY's PLACE M HISTORY
MARVEL OVER TIE POSITION OCCUPIED BY OR
BELOVED LEADER ~ HISTORY. IN REVELATION wE
READ or WOMAN ml7o WOULD BRING FORTH NAN
CHILD. WHO WOULD RULE AL NATIONS VITA ROD
CT IRON WAS THINKING or THAT VAN CHILD
TO-DAY, AND IT BECAME QUITE CLEAR T-IT n IS Or
TIE oHNPoTBscE Or DIVINE LOVE. OUR FATHER
MOTHER COD. ALLHsRsoNoUs,- oDsfscIENT. On
kP7EsEkT. ONssAC7fvE
MARVEL OVER T1E REx-AusTIsLE FACILITIES
AND RESOURCES Or OR GRAND MOVEMENT; Ola
INCOMPATIBLE INTERNATIONAL DAILY, TIE {. s.
MONITOR. TIE WEEKLY SENTINEL. WITH IT'S WON
CERFUl -EELlNcs T-E MONTHLY JOURNAL AND
The NC ovPAsABlE EisLELEssoN SERMONS
iAD EVER 50 GRATEFUL TO Our ALMIGHTY GOD
OUR GREAT vLs7Es AND SAVIOUR CHRIST JESUS
..sEr our BELOVED LEADER Wary BAKER EDDY
AND FcR T-E REVELATION o. OUR REAL sELF-ooo
GODS ETERNAL MACE AND LIKENESS. IN NUcH
MORE GRATEFUL 1-AN CAN az EXPRESSED ~ THIS
LIMITED TIVE
REACTIONS
GOOD GRACIOUS But TIE BEST CAVE OVER TIE
TELEPHONE THIS THURSDAY MORNING ls-SsS-JusT
WHAT one EARNEST SEEKER NEEDED TO BE eEAs-
suREc T-A7 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS AL That IT
CLAIMS
DAD w NOT Know FOR SURE THAT or OUR OWN
SELVES Ne CAN DO NcT-lNc NE WOULD SHRINK
FROM DiscL cslNc TIE GRACIOUS THANK YOU, ETC.
THAT The TESTIMONY or LAST NIGHT EXPRESSED
ASSURANCE CONVICTION CONFIDENCE. Joy HUWIL-
iTy YOU can REACH LARGE NUMBER.
TO OUR GRACIOUS TELEPHONE FRIEND. THIS IS
WONDERFUL TO HEAR AND YESTERDAY WAS SUCH
a VIGOROUS DAY GAVE The TESTIMONY BECAUSE
| COULD NOT BEAR 70 SEE THOSE LAST FEW Mn
UTEs WASTED 50 ~ EVER 50 GRATEFUL TO
KNOW THAT OTHERS WILL BE AIDED ~ BEING
BLESSED IS HAVE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
To Be Uncommon

MOSES WAS UNCOMMON IN HIS REIMBURSEMENT
or HIS FALSE SENSE OF LIMITED ABILITY. AND. IN
OBEDIENCE TO GOD HE LED THE CHILDREN or
ISRAEL OUT or EGYPT, OUT or SLAVERY
Joshua me sUeeesscr OF Noses. shown fhe way
rise above RE mortal aspects OF FIFE when God
him this message Josh IL g. Only be thou strong
and very mat thou syess observe DO accord
ING 70 al me s~ which Noses my servant Commanded
thee turn net from II 70 The right hand e Ieff that
fhov msyest prosper ~hhersoever fhov ooesf
This book Of the Law shall depart Of thy MOUTH
but thoU shalt mediate therein day and night that thou
syesi observe &c 90 according ell that is written there
in for fhen thou shalt make y ~sy prosperous and then
thou shalt have good success Thus the Bible charts the
wsy 70 better thinking and living
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
BETTER LIFE IS POSSIBLE FOR EAnY ONE
WE MUST BREAK TIE BONDS OF BENG THE
COMMON MAN IN MATER AND REALIZE
THE GRANDEUR OF BEING THE REAL MAN
IN GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS.

CHRIST JESUS SUCCESSFUL HEALING MINISTRY
WAS DUE TO HIS PERCEPTION or MANS TRUE BEING
AS SPIRITUAL AND PERFECT.
Many Businessmen have applied the laws Of this Science
with gratifying They have been able improve
and enlarge their capacities and fields Of usefulness
well 70 aid entire businesses prosper Students
school and in college have demonstrated that with their
understanding Of God the divine Mind The
Of intelligence sesdee accomplishments above the average
be achieved
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
EGG Cannot Do Anything About
 Rigged Television Quiz Programs

mony, but, under questioning about rigging of quiz shows said at one point:
 "This is a fraudulent prac- tice it is deception . but neither the prosecuting attor- ney in New York nor I have been able to pin-point any violation of the law.
 "We can't determine who has been harmed. The home owner certainly didn't pay his way into the show"
 Chairman Oren Harris D-Ark) opening Saturdays hearing, said he considers the FCC testimony "the most pertinent part of our hearings" The subcommittee has aimed it's hearing at determining whether federal regulation is ade- quately enforced or whether new legislation is needed.
 But, most interest has centered in the contestants on the various quiz programs, particularly the new-defunct "TWenty-One." :"
 Van Doren, a one-time Colum- bia University English instructor who skyrocketed to fame while winning $129,OO0 on Twenty One," consistently has denied any knowledge of the shows being fixed.
 The National Broadcasting Co.,, with whom he has a $50,00O a year contract as a TV commenta- tor, suspended him two days ago, pending a final determination by the House inquiry.
 Other "Twenty-One" contest ants have testified that the show was fixed. But they did not ac- cuse Van Doren of taking part in the fakery.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Funeral Services Held Saturday In Rome For Singer Mario Lanza

ROME, Italian fans min gled with American residents of Rome at funeral services Satur- day for Mario Lanza.
 The body of the American tenor, who died suddenly We'd nesday, was carried to the church in black and gilt carriage, drawn by four black plumed horses.
 A funeral car, carrying wreaths preceded the slowly moving car1 riage from Lanza's home, where he had lived with his wife and their four children, to the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, about mile away.
 Gathered in a broad square in front of the red brick Roman Catholic Church, one of Rome's newest, was a small crowd.
 Mrs. Lanza, who had been de- scribed in state of shock after his death from a heart attack, was helped from an automobile.
 Her mother, Lanza's mother, the singers grandfather and the children sobbed quietly.
 The family has not decided whether to have the body re- turned to the United States or buried in Italy.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12

WASHINGTON, lR- The Fed eral Communication Commission told Congress Saturday it can't do a thing about rigged television quiz programs.
 EGG chairman John c. Doerfer reported the commissions posi- tion in testimony before a House committee looking into rigging of some big-money question and an swer shows.
 He said the EGG cannot:
 l. Censor.
 2. Interfere with freedom of speech.
 3. Dig up the manpower to monitor all programs.
 But the big questions, while Doerfer testified at an unusual Saturday meeting of the commit tee which had planned to wind up it's inquiry Friday, still were:
 l. Will Charles Van Doren, first big winner in quiz shows, accept a challenge to explain his role in the scandal scared Twenty . One" program?
 2. If Van Doren continues to ig- nore a pointed invitation to tes- tify will the House Legislative Oversight subcommittee order his appearance?
 Doerfer didn't refer directly to any specific program in his testi-
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
Former Child Actor Arrested On Narcotics Charge

HOLLYWOOD, R - B Q 10 D y Driscoll, 22, who won special Academy Award 10 years ago as a child actor, was jailed Sunday on a narcotics booking. He gave his occupation as Unemployed"
 Narcotics officer arrested Dris- coll, William Bradley, 21, and William Kimbeley, 21, on a Los Angeles sidewalk. Detectives said Driscoll was carrying a hypoder- mic kit and Bradley quantity of codeine tablets.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION, STATE OF, ALASKA
 No 1899
 NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE OF SALE

 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE, KAIJI, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to order of the above named Court entered on the 14th day of Sep tember,' 1859, all property of the above named estate described below will be sold at public auction oral bid sale, for full cash only, said sale to be held at 1O o'clock am. at the office of the United States Commissioner, Federal Building, Nome, Alaska, on the 14th day of October, 1859. The Administratrix re- serves the right to refuse and reject any and all bids.
 The property to be sold is the resi- dence and contents formerly occupied by the deceased, and described as fol- lows:
 The South SO feet of the West 30 feet of Lot 16 in Block 25, in the City of Nome, Alaska, and together with small frame dwelling located thereon and the contents therein. Dated this 14th day of September, 1859.
 EDITH ARNOLD,
 Administrative of the Estate of
 Josephine Kaiji, deceased. James A. von der Heydt
 Attorney at LdlU
 Nome, Alaska
 Publish Sept. 28, Oct. 5, g, 12, 1859.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-12

SEVERE CROWD CONTROL oIass Pavilion became Lionel electric trains operation Crush aisle and became ammed Soppage became intervals explains amazed Mucovites the American have model
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-11
Dismiruyen los
Cusos de Virus
en- eli condodo

Una apreciable declinacion en-
las afecciones %producidas por
los virus, en- la categoria de la
influenza, ha sido apreciada es-
tie alo en- ell Condado de Dade,
en- comparaci6n con ell mismo
periodic del pasado En- 1859 tan
solo Sc han presentado IS ca
SOS contra 200 en- ell mismo Pc
riodo de. 1858.
Gel magnifico tempo de que
disturbances, ha d~esempehado
papel principal en- esta diferen-
cha, cha comentado ell DR.. David
l.. Crane, Auxiliar del Comisio-
nado del Depto. de Salud del
Condado.
Segun las establishes del De-
partamento, los casos de enter
medades producidas por los vi
rus, exception hecha de la
pneumonia, muestran un mar
cado descenso este aho.
Hasta ahora no Sc ha presen-
tado un solo case de la I'm
fluenza Asiatica" en- 1859. va
para esta fecha en- ell pasado
ano habfan sido registrados is.
Este aho Sc llevara a cabo
la labor de analizar y clasifi-
car por categorias los varios
virus asociados con los brotes
de PARALYSIS infantil, por prime
"a vez en- ell Condado Dade, pc
no aun necesitamos en- forma
desesperada muchos mas mi
crobi6logos que nos ayuden pa
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