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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
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keep it from exploding was not
explained. Some scientists say
1t would be fairly easy to shield
a missile from out side radia-
ton.
The high altitude tests APP
parently confirmed theories
advanced by a Greek-American
scientist, Nicholas Christofilos,
whose knowledge of physics
is largely Self-taught.
On an Commute news con-
ference today which some
times f1ared with the intensity
of a magnetic storm, Deputy
Defense Secretary QuarleS kept
a tight-lipped silence on ex-
actly what, if anything, of
value the tests proved that had
not been known before.
(Characterizing the Argus
tests as the greatest expert
ment" of all time was quickly
knocked down by Mr.. Quarles
and DR.. Herbert F. York, di-
rector Of defense research and
engineering.
1T appeared likely, however,
that the Pentagon knew a lot
more than it was telling about
the Argus tests and that these
things were related intimately
to the vexing problem of de-
tense against intercontinental
fnissfIeS.)
Fired In South Atlantic
The shots were fired from
naval craft in the South At
lantic late in August. and carry
in September--more than
month before the United
States started q one-year sus-
pension of nuclear tests pend
ing negotiations with Russia
on hating all such testing.
Mr.. Quarles and DR.. York
gave these details of the test
shots yesterday:
They said the explosions
were of very low yield in radla-
ton and would not reveal the
altitude at which the tests
were made. DR.. York said there
was no radioactive fallout on
the earth from the tests.
DR.. York said the main OBJ
jective Of the blasts was to
test important theories about
the trapping Of electrons by
the earth's magnetic field. He
said the defamation of the
bombs released into space
above the earth's atmosphere
and that the trapping of these
by the earth's magnetic field
created the great sheet that
eventually circled the globe.
The non-military part OF the
See TESTS, Page Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Macmillan Welcomed
On Arrival for Talks
His Work Appreciated, Nixon Soys;
Prime Minister Praises Dulles Spirit

British Prime Minister Macmillan flew into National
Airport at today to begin talks with President
Eisenhower to draft common policy which the British
leader said would combine hrmness and reasonabeness
to meet the Soviet threat to Berlin.
He was greeted by Vice President Nixon, Acting Secre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Project Argus-explored the
possibility of generating at an
altitude of about 300 miles a
diffusion Of neutrons which
would Offset the nuclear reac-
ton in missile warheads.
Just how the electronic
shield could halt a missile or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Non-Red Oath
Action Voted
Bill to Include
Management Coins
BY LEE M. COIN
Star stan Writer

The Senate Labor Committee
reluctantly agreed today to re-
quire all top officials of unions
and companies in interstate
commerce to file non-Com-
muniSt affidavits.
Failure to file, or filing a
false aftidavit. would be punish
Text OF the Decision. Pose A-A
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before Crown Prince Akihito is
to be married to Michiko
Shoda, a commoner.
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CHARLIE STON, w. Va.
(APl.-The kidnap car in the
Baldwin abduction case was
found abandoned and empty
at / pm. today about 100
miles north Of Charleston.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
Forest Queen
Contest To Be
Held At HJC

The West Central District Fores-
try Queen Contest will be held at
500 p m. Saturday night. October
10 at Holmes Junior College.
County Forestry Queens from
IL Delta Counties that make up
the district will complete for the
District title.
The winner of this contest wilp go
to Jackson during Fair Week where
the six District Queens will try for
the State, title.
Each District Queen will win a
free 10 day trip this summer. The
Forestry Commission takes the
District Queens on tour of Miss.
Miss Joyce Faye King of Lexing-
ton is Holmes County Queen.
Miss Beth Beall of Lexington
was last years District Queen and
will crown the new 1860 Queen.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08

WHEREAS, for the past two
years, the State of Mississippi has
proved to the nation and the world
that her daughters possess the
epitome of grace, charm, beauty
and culture: and,
WHEREAS. it has been recogn-
lied by the bestowal of the Official
accolade. MISS AMERICA, on the
fairest example of Mississippi
womanhood: and,
WHEREAS, by the selection of
MISS LYNDA LEE MEAD at Nat
chez, Mississippi, as Miss America
of 1860, great honor and distinc-
ton has been conferred, not only to
Natchez and Adams County, but
to the entire State of Mississippi;
and,
WHEREAS. during her year of
reign, this gracious young lady will
travel to every state In the Union
and to foreign countries as an of
fetal representative of our Nation.
it is altogether fitting and proper
that special tribute be paid to her
as an expression of our apprecia-
ton of her beauty and talents; and,
WHEREAS, appropriate cere-
monies commemorating her return
to Natcfez and Mississippi will be
conducted in Natchez on October
18th;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Allie S.
Povall, MAYOR OF THE CITY
OF Lexington, Mississippi, do rere-
by proclaim, Thursday, October
18th, 1859 as
MISS AMERICA DAY
and I do hereby urge all of the
citizens OF Lexington and the sur
rounding area to participate in the
festivities of the day in order thai
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08

Lexington Lions enjoyed one of
the most interesting programs on
Scouting Monday night during their
regular meeting, ever presented to
their club. as members of Boy
Scout Troop ga and their leaders
traced the origin Of scouting and
gave requirements for advancement
from Tenderfoot to the highest rank
of Eagle. e r
Charles Ellington. assistant scout
master of the troop, acted as mar
rator on the program. He gave
a brief history of how Lloyd Powell
first organized Boy Scouts in Eng
land In 1908. Then he told how
William Boyce. an American, who
was visiting In London became inn
pressed at Boy Scouts Good
Deed" came home and started
the movement In the United States.
That was in 1910 and the Boy
Scouts organization has been grow
ing and making bette citizens ever
since.
Ellington introduced Tommy
Slack. who is studying to become
a Tenderfoot Scout, then he intro
duced Jimmy Mcclellan, a Tender
foot. who gave the Scout oath.
Next came End Class Scout Vernon
Row Hathcock, and 1st Class Scout
Tim Kimbrew. Walter Sullivan,
wearing a star hodge. told the re-
quirements Of becoming a Star and
then 0. A. Cleveland, a Life Scout,
explained the requirements of win
ming the more difficult rank. After
Cleveland, Ellington who wears
the Eagle Scout Badge, explained
to the group how the coveted badge
is won and the additional palms
and Eonors that can be won after
the Eagle badge.
Appearing with the Scouts and
Mr.. Ellington were Scoutmaster
Dudley Renicker and Assistant
Seoutmaster Phil Cohen.3 Tandy
Stepp was in charge Of the bro.
gram: set' -. ''<@
During the business session, Nal.
conn Phillips made a motion to
have committee appointed to lool,
INTO the possibility of having a fence
Quilt around the grammar school
grounds for better protection OF
tne children. The motion was Sec
onded and acting president Nathan
Schur asked that the committee
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
Homecoming
At Oak Grove

The Oak Grove Baptist Church
of Tolarville, will observe home
coming Sunday, October IL, with
special services both in the morn
ing and evening.
The Rev. Allen Goss will preach
the morning sermon and the Glee
Club, led by Mrs. F. c. Mcintosh,
will render special music and
songs.
Dinner will be served at 1890.
picnic style. with everyone bring
ing their, food.
At the evening service, Raymond
Davis of Jackson win be the speak
er, with Jack Trippe, choir dir
ector of the First Baptist Church
of Lexington leading the singing.
The Mems Choir of Pickens
Methodist Church, will sing dur
ing the evening services.
Everyone is invited to the Home
coming services.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
Proclamation

Lynda Lee may know the warmth
of our Welcome Home.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Seal of the City of Lexington.
Mississippi to be affixed, on this
the day of October, 1859.
Allie S. Povall, Mayor
ATTEST: Ri
Alton B. Parker, City Clerk
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
TICKETS ON SALE
FOR STEER

Tickets are now on sale Tor
chances on 300 pound steer which
will be given to the lucky holder
on December IL. The Lexington
VFW is sponsoring the sale OF tick
cts with proceeds going to the Lit
tile Boys League lighting fund.
Drawing for the steer will be held
on the courthouse square, Satur-
day afternoon, December II. Tick
cts may be purchased from VIEW
members.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
Talon Flies
New Flag

The new flag of 49 United States
went up at the Talon plant last
Friday. It flies over one of the
Southern Homes of the Talon Zip
per Plants.
Mr.. Don Wells is manager OF
this plant and Durant Is proud or
this industry and it's many en-
ployees. It's a credit to our town.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
DAHLIA SHOW AT YAzoo CITY

UAfdL1A Sf7OW Al XAZOO CxVX
The Yazoo Dahlia Society extends
an invitation to the public to at
tend their third annual fall show.
October 10 and II. from p. m.
until 9 p. m.
The show will be held in the
Yazoo City High School.
Anyone growing Dahlias will
find warm welcome.
Exhibitors from some of the
Southern State Conference, will be
on hand and, if you are interested
in Dahlia growing, you viii not
want to miss the show and hear
specialists.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
James Sorry,
OF Isola, Dies

tack, shortly after the beginning
of the second half of the Tchula-
Isola football game last Friday
night at Tchula.
Mr.. Sorry, whose son, James Sorry,
Jr., was quarterback on the Isola
team, was a member of the Board
of Stewards at the Isola Metho-
dist Church, and a member of the
Lions Club. He was active in the
Little Boys League and the Boy
Scouts.
Mr.. Sorry became i'll shortly after
the halftime activities at which
time queen was crowned during
Tchula'S annual homecoming. DR..
Kazaar administered first aid and
artificial respiration was admins
tered, but to no avail.
The game was halted in the third
quarter with Isola leading Tchula
10, will be played off at a later
date.
Mr.. Sorry was buried at Indian.
ola. He had lived at Isola thirty
years, and was a native of Green
vile, Texas.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08

FENCING, BUILDING, FARM MA
CHINERY, and other farm inn
provements can be financed with
a low-cost Federal Land Bank loan.
See c.. w. Carr, Greenwood = In
Lexington Tuesday morning.
37-3t-np
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
Hospital
Patients
HOLMES COUNTY
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.

Mr.. E. L. Faulconer Ebenezer
Mrs. Daisy Jacobson Lexington
Mrs. Dewitt Majors Lexington
Mr.. Lester Edwards Lexington
Mrs. Donald Parrish Lexington
Baby Boy Parrish
Mrs. j. H. Howard Tchula
Mr.. o. o. Morris Lexington
Mrs. Dorothy Hendry Pickens
Mr.. c. r. Logan. Sr. Tchula
Mr.. D. w. Reid West
Mr.. E. H.McBride Bessemer. Ala
Mr.. w. M. Fancher Black Hawk
Mrs. Georgia Self Tchula
Mrs. James Mulhern Lexington
Miss Mamie Sanders Lexington
Mr.. e. r. Wallace Tchula
Mrs. James Dawes Cola
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
DISTRICT TWO
Durant. Miss.
Mrs. w. T. Brock West
Mrs. w. S. Weems Durant
Miss Lynn Hall Goodman
Mrs. Mandy Boone Goodman
Mrs. Curtis Howard Durant
Mrs. Earline Watson Canton
Mrs. r. B. jenkins Durant
Mrs. Halle Rivers Durant
Miss Emma Bostwick Goodman
COlored
Joseph Blake Memphis
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08

MOORE'S RADIO & TV SERVICE:
For the Best Radio and Televi-
sion service in this area, let a
man with 80 years experience do
the job. Service calls anywhere.
Reasonable price. Record play
ers repaired Antennas install
ed. Located on Carrollton Ave
on Lexington Acona road in for
mer Lehman Grocery store.
Business phone 755 residence
417-J-1. 12-m-np
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08

WANTED TO BUY = Setter or
pointer dog. A fair hunter and re-
triever. Nothing expensive. Send
reply to Holmes County Herald. P.
o. Box so, Lexington.
T-2t-np.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08

FOR SALE-35-ft Spartonett house
trailer. Like new. Lived in by one
man. Air conditioned, built in TV.
Full bath, including tub. viii sac
rifice, $500. Can be financed.
M. C. Scale. Phone 2402, Tchula.
37-2t-np
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
Lions Enjoy Boy Scout
Program Monday Night

appointing be delayed until next
meeting, in the absence of Pres
ident Jack Yates.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08

meeting. The troop plans other
meetings around the suggestions
made by the girls.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
POSTED NOTICE

POSTED NOTICE
POSTED: Chinquapin Plantation,
Pine Grove and McCarty Planta-
ton are all posted against any kind
of hunting, trespassing and hogs
without rings. Violators will be
prosecuted to fullest extent of the
law.
Mrs. H. B. MCGEE, Owner.
"a 1t mp.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
POSTED NOTICE

POSTED NOTICE
POSTED: ALI land owned or OPP
Grated by Pluto Planting Co., is
poster against all hunting, fishing,
and trespassing of all kinds.2 Vic
latorS will be prosecuted.
Pluto Planting Co.
"a 1t ND,
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
POSTED NOTICE

POSTED: Westfield Plantation, 10
Gated south of Tchula, is posted
against all trespassing and hunt
ing. Violators will be prosecuted.
Francis Jordan.
"a st mp.
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
BROWNIE SCOUT TROOP

Brownie Scout Troop Two had its
regular meeting Wednesday, Oct Z,
They had a suggestion box and
plan a field troop for their next
Holmes County herald. (Lexington, Miss.) 1959-current, 1959-10-08
UR BEST REUIE.- AMMmNAMMA
Gi,o s';l Z2z1zA{

FOR SALE: One RCA Estate Gas
Range and one Maytag Automatic
Washer. Both in excellent condi-
ton. Price 500 each. Call Mrs.
James Mulhern, 324 Depot Street,
phone 263-J. 35-3t p.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09
ORDER OF BUSINESS RULES OF ORDER
For The Tenth Quadrenna c. F. u Convention

Business Should prove Ineffective then the
Chair for the expulsion of such member the
Convention The Convention may by = majority vote of
the delegates present at the session, expe individual
member from sessions the entire Con-
venton member expelled from the Convention shall
forfeit his expenses for the duration his expulsion
81 No may interrupt speaker while he talking.
If member is called to order while speaking he shall be
seated his place until order restored and may then
continue his speech if the Chair permits it.
g. When given the floor, a member of the Conven-
ton must confne himself to the question under discus
sion.
y motion passed or defeated by majority of the
legally cast votes of those present at the session.
up debate again unless it is revived at the
session at the session Immediately following and
then only upon the motion of not less than two Delegates
duly seconded and supported by threeths of Dele
gates present at that session.
81 1t is the duty of every Delegate to vote all
tons Excluded only those Delegates who absent
from the session by permission of the Chair.
81 Roll Call vote shall be taken any motion be-
fore the Convention if requested by member of the Con-
venon and such request seconded and adopted
by majority vote of those present at the session.
lO) Every motion must be seconded before it can be
taken up for discussion, and then announced by the
Chairman, and if requested by the Chairman, the
ton must be submitted in writing.
~ No member of the Convention may speak on the
same subject than longer than five min
utes until all other members of the Convention who asked
speak the subject have heard exception
be made only important questions in which the
Chair may permit member of the Convention to speak
on the subject second time.
12) For elections to be valid, and motions, resolu-
tons and amendments to the bylaws to be adopted by the
Convention is decided by majority of the Delegates
present at the session. excepting those requiring three
fifths of the votes cast
49, During nominations the candidates for various
offices must be nominated and seconded without comment
The motion to close nominations must be approved by the
majority vote of Delegates present at the session.
14 The Chairman may at any time call any Con-
vention Committee to submit partial final report
15) Should the Chairman desire to speak on any sub
ject up for discussion he relnqush his post
Chairman
49, In all matters not covered by these Rules of Or
der the Convention shall be guided by the Roberts Rules
of Order
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

II Opening of the Convention
q Report of the Supreme Trial Board Delegates
Credentials.
81 Swearing in of Delegates.
A. Election of Convention Chairman, Vice Chair
men, Secretary, and Assistant Secretaries one
ballot.
g. Appointment Of necessary Committees by the Con
vention Chairman Committee Bylaws; Press Commit
tee Committee Petitions; Committee Complaints
Committee Expenses Salaries and Surety Bonds; Com
mittee Greetings and Resoutons and such other Com
mittees the Convention may deem necessary.
y Reading of the Presidents Message.
g. Reports: Supreme Board; Supreme Trial Board
Editors Legal Counselor; Supreme Medical Director D
rector of Sports and Educaton Superintendent and Chill
dren's Home Committee +.
81 Approval of reports: Supreme Board Supreme
Trial Board; Officials and other Committees of the
Union.
Surety Bonds.
~ Election of future Supreme Administration; Elk
ecutve Board Board of Trustees; Supreme Trial Board
Editors Legal Counselor; Supreme Medical Director D
rector of Department of Sports and Educaon Chdrens
Home Board; Superintendent of Children's Home.
12) Reports of miscellaneous Committees of the Con
vention.
13) Selection Of the city, in which the next the 11th
Convention, will be held.
14) Miscellaneous.
15) Swearing in of the newly-elected Supreme Ad
mnistration and Officials
16) Adjournment.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-09

69-l92 Albert Prebelich ....... Painesdale, Michigan
77-9O8 John Grzan ....,.."...... Ironwood Michigan
518643 Joseph Barcc .....~...... Detroit, Michigan
561-7SS Charles j. Marold Flint Michigan
823-9O3 Jacob Stariha .......... Calumet, Michigan
583-63492O George Prpich ....... Paw Paw, Michigan
260- 0-33564O703 Mary Marvic . n. Escanaba, Michigan
S656-so5 Anton Yugo Gladstone, Mich.
State Of Minnesota
21O-369 Daniel Rulavina ....... Chisholm Minnesota
238-513 John Kramarch ......... Gilbert Minnesota
24O-386 John Ozanch " Hibbinp Minnesota
355-443 John Jursch Observation-Disclosures. Ely, Minnesota
g. 55-381 John Pavelich ......... Kelly Lake. Mimi.
941O6-756 Mike Slovich .............. Eveeth Mimi.
6623742 Anton F. Spraitz ..... So st. Paul. Mimi.
55O-599-7O2 Nick Borovac ....... New Duluth Mimi.
631 -635-68O John Jeenich Virginia, Minnesota
49, 489 664913 Margaret Perpich ... Deerwood Mimi.
State Of Missouri
so John Narancich ............. st. Louis Missouri
50 lmbrO RObic st. Louis Missouri
l67 Frank kriskovich st. Louis, Missouri
49-15O-273-933 John Crnkovich . st. LOUIS Missouri
State Of Montana
"a John Jurcich Sr. ............ Anaconda Montana
"a John Herbolich .. Anaconda Montana
165 Eleanor Crnch Observation-Disclosures. Butte Montana
89-8O4984 Joseph Taras ........... Butte, Montana
Theodore Jovanovch, Roundup Mont.
13522323O-27O-989 Angela Blaz . Anaconda, Montana
State Of Nebraska
1O1 George M Kocsis ....... Omaha Nebraska
State Of New Jersey
139-3 -362661 Anton Mladnov ... West New York. n j.
1853 47S76O Anthony M. Bezich Camden, New Jersey
State Of New Mexico
90 Katie Marsh ................ Gallup, New Mexico
428- -481-886 Juraj Starcevch .. Ration, New Mexico
State OF New York
557 Joseph Morog .......,...... Buffalo New York
74-%4S John A. Ntckolitch CementOn, N. Y.
241-62O-642 Mike Turkovch - LAckawanna, New York
294-726-772 Charles ]. Verbanc - Lackawanna NJ "
3z6-78l-789 Steve Hrdca Bronx, New York
SO5-5Z-59z $40 Dragutin Stefic GlOversvile N. Y.
State OF Ohio
IA Joe DObrinch Cleveland, Ohio
IA Nick Kescic Cleveland Ohio
II Peter Vidovfc Cleveland Ohio
Al Anna Sabolic Cleveland, Ohio
66 Helen krizancich Youngstown Ohio
66 Joseph Golubich Youngstown Ohio
81 Steve Shmits Cleveland Ohio
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RULES OF ORDER

u Sessions Of the Convention shall be held from 900
AM to 1900 Noon, and from 80 to 500 PM
y The Chairman is required to call each session to
order at the time set by the Convention.
81 During sessions Of the Convention there must
be quiet, order and attention to work.
a. Any member of the Convention who disturbs the
peace and order during session of the Convention
disturbance and disorder either by improper provocation
disturbing the work of Others the of offensive Ian
gage shall be called to order by the Chair who may order
him reprmanded in the Minutes The Chairman may with
the of the Convention deny the privileges Of the
floor to any member who is guilty of misconduct who
offensive language, who fails abide by the Order of