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Stoff Probe Finished
AT ChiIdren's Center

morals investigation relations between Chdrens Gen.
ter STAFF members and the delinquent juveniles has found that
nine male employees guilty Of major violations and four
of less serious misconduct
AS result Of the inquiry two men have been fred six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
BUSINESS BONANZA
Coin-Op Self-Service
Slenderizing Salon

Unusual opportunity to cash in or
. multi-million- dollar slenderizin1
boom, now for the first time
MAC LEVY, since 1898 the largest
and most progressive slenderizine
equipment manufacturer, has de.
yeloped . highly profitable system
for coin-operated seif-servicG
salons known as SLIMORAMA
sLIMORAMA provides all equip.
ment TO start your business. Sever
individual sienderizing machines
leach earns 25c per treatment
with automatic coin boxes). Com.
plete advertising and sale promo
ton launch. grand opening; oper.
ating technique and manuals ARK
included. NO franchise fees, NC
labor cost or problems; excellent
opportunity for absentee manage.
ment and for rapid chain expan.
sion. You collect cash in coir
box. Big cash profit potential
Open the first salon in your area
Complete SLIMORAMA package
deal. Financing available. Call OF
write for information.
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1904 seth ST. NV.
OPEN 0-h BAT arTN

GEORGETOWN
1904 seth ST. NV.
OPEN 2-s SAT- SUN.
o s Students preferred
2. baths, lge. liv. rnl. with IRE.
place. dishwasher and disposal,
patio. sun deck.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
Ap. 4-2lls Realtor OIL. s-3i35
KENsrNGTOlJ. I03O8 RnrkWeod
Drive-2-bedrm,, Sl35 m o q I b,
child. Can WI. sssoss. ''uD's'
MASS AVE. EXTD.--3 bedrms., 3
baths, rec. rni.. gar: $2l6. OIL.
857s. SUBURBAN HOME REALTY.
MCLEAN AREA-contempornry, 3
wooded acres: 4 hedrms.. q baths:
10 mos. beginning Sept. 1: will
negotiate rent with right party,
including couples. Pleasant 0-21SB.
ny BEAUTIFULLY TURN. HOME
IN porch on Nv. rm.. knofty pine
rec rm. knotty pine breakfast
I'm. adjacent 70 kit. air condi-
tioning on LIST ar. within walk.
snd S SIin ssSooi' es shps 81 -5 1885,
n; ABS rms. det. frame. bsmt..
big porch, fenced I'd, upstairs
siSS. jx. 7-s5ssa.. 500 io'Ai Price
OFF UPPER 18th NV. .nf. shops,
bus. schools; II rms, a. full, Z
half ,s...sh.s: 2 snsi: pcrshss: Air.
IA s.ni s::sssgEfs r r1 i-ss srreffss55.; $3.50.
SEPT. 1-DEC- bedrms., 2M
hood, mr.. Am. UNIV: sisb 70 de-
sirable couple. EN-. 2-23O4.
3sth AND w SITS. N.W.--s bed
rms. spacious liy. rm., sep. din.
rm. mod. kit. ga baths. rec. rm.
Tastefully furn. AD. 2-0742,
C0L0RGD-lIio eth sT. NM
Also unfurnishef. Info. at 1870
7th ct. NV. NO. 7-7240.
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AM. nv, country club bedFms.
~ baths, newly redep.; 2scar "a.
| JAZZ yz' sccsSsG si7'. Can OWNER
ARL., M.--a-bedrm.. ~ baths, SEP
$3.50 month. KK. 6.0Oo6.
BARNABK WOODS, 0083 SEND
place n. v, Lovely 3-bcdrm,, Hn
bath homo with an convenlenceI
for gracious living, e22B per mo
S wsix co' s ASR DUNLOP INC
bETHkspA-2 bodrm. bungaloW
newly dee. fenced yard. garage
10. 6-i1bO, --,7
DETIEsDA--Modsrn spiit-ieyel; Z
sept. Is. WI. 2.5eos.
IBETfiEsDA-CnKvY CHASE, betw
rambler. wLilr. 500. RA. $3.50
hlLTMORE 81. NV. foi0--ii
TakE;. is "a. D s.s5 E,S. Nh Eru'
BUNGALOW for rent: 8 bedrms.'
large living rm., dining rm.,
kitchen and bathroom; electricity
running water and heat: 10 miller
c sn pa sai c. .s ss ss d esissi
CAPITOL nILL N.k.-Nsviy Re.
able for 0r0uu. OIL. M-INII
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AIRS. UnFURKIsHEn--MD.

SILVER sPRlNo--VACANT. Extra.
large, bright and cheerful 1.bel.
rnn,, fun din. rm., 2nd, n. ADULTS
ONLY. on court: lovely lawn
with weeping willows; $40 plul
electric. shown BY appointment
wALKKR-HKRBKRT
JU, h-Ofi3
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-iia Lee
Ave. Lovely 2-bedrm. apt, Avail
s. .gRssio Or e cE' s esilSS. olds- ~
TAKOMA PARK. LANGLEY ARIA
apt, Call M. e-elso, ~. 2-z1oz.
TAKOMA PARK, $500 Roanoke
ave.-2-bedrm, terrace apt: t9b!
I In m IN, 5 nii,s7 open sun. leo
TAKOMA PARK, 1905 Greenwood
ave, hiocks from riney Branch
and Flower avoe. -6pacious l.
$3.50 i ssi Al S %Ha'i e, ' sssl.
dent manager or call RA. $4,000
TAX, PIX. MD, D0f IsiryisE ave
svs.@s- aRii .Sids,i IH bsdrm n.T nv
rnl.. dinette kit, bath: Incl. utiis.:
$3.50. EN-. 3-l6i2.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
fcoklfiniifo,

cAPTAlN'g COTTAGE, IN ols
s sons. R sifs. sio Pas q Suas:
min. airport. kvaila6ls end d
'i p.@ H. vtdSs. X. s,es5a. -''''
cIiEvx CHASE; SEPT. through jun
ssiiins 'siso'e 'e oL d eisass '0s'''
CHEVY Chs bedrms.. 3 baths
q. g-eb7s, SUBURBAN HoMl
onEyY CHASE MD. = Luxufi
rambler for : or 3 mo. Least
ssii SS 7 sssssss,ifuily fur 1isS.ai m.
siors r.n asa sass d csn ). A s.:a
other times. XD. s-S13a. TioAI
CHEVY cHAsE-chsFmins brick
? hedrms., W baths, den, cleo
kit., lSe,. llakt bsmt., beautiful
nelghborhood. $22b mo. OIL
$4,000, lf
cliKvY CHASE. B44l' a1st 81. NV
- hedrms., 2 baths, oae heat;
det.; lovely earden: 5000 '
WALTER A. BROWN
Ma. e-10ba Oh, 2-5i31
CHkvY CHASE CIHCLE ANA
bedrms.. 2 baths. play rm.;
' sshe1 sECH w6 yus 'lssd sed pa'''ni''
CLEVELAND PARK-4 bedrms.. 3
baths mirrors and crystal chan
deiier, front and rear porches, ga
raee. All mod. eonv. AID. 4-4D75
CONN. AVE. vIC.--1 bedrms., III
xH rspis;e s' washer ;l AD. $500 "'''
,cREsfWOOD AREA--petached 4
hedrm; brick; fenced yard; earage'
I FnaySM aaRSsNlli s ~, mo Az
R Rij. Broker n En- s.assS. 49, VS.
ESTES, va. Secluded and private
2.bedrms., mod. BUNGALOW. f!repl.,
pine-paneled ny. rm.; nsy oil fur
DC. $50 mo. Oh. s-6oi3. - :
FALLS CHURCH AREA-charminl
house, completely fufn.; beautiful
s MoSSsd p meet lss ilydin r m
bedrms., . baths, pine-paneled rm
suitable for studio or extra bedrm.'
sss;ss'ss: '. S':i.I-.i i'''' saS SsS' u
FOUR BEDRM., lse. detached
aSsrssrs 81 upstairs: iss fenced sda gs',
bisSsiffs RE cSfRsFsTF CO. SA VS. $3.50 SiSS.
GARFIELD ST., Nh WIS. AVE,
NV. - Brk Colonial. 4 hndfuaE
2h baths, den; 5000 mo. w. 6.
ROSE. AID. 4-0200; evess RA. s.
GEORGETOWN HOME. suitable
couple; eompl. fnrn,i $500 mo.
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APARTMENTS WANTED


AMERICAN UNIvERsITY-e rms,
"a baths: best schools. buses.
kM. 3.2423.
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture a.
part payment on your moving
storagei reas. rates. Ia. 0-2037.
1ss
HARRIS MOVERS; insured van
service: exper. white men: rates
IS low IS IS per hour. once, 10
7-S341 or L0. 7-476e.
LlCENsED--We have 3 reduced.
which now incl. Q services, shori
notices, PATIENT, sanifary. Hills
TsFR:. So. 10000. 10. i-s5o0.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches . specially. s. L. NOR.
MOVE FOR ONE-HALF THE COST
new u-Haul truck with left
van BODY. 1sway service 70 maiol
cities In - states. Phone ~
g-l1S0 for reservations.
MOVING ACROSS TiiE STREET Of
across the country, safe storage
IN separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0lO4. UNION 6TOR.
AGE Co. INC, Eat. 1919.
MOVING AND HAULING. used furn.
part payment. AND K. NOV
ING CO.. DU. 7-s655, EN-. 2-5657,
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RxcLUsIVK IN-ToWN Eg-
TATE located on rs wooded
acres overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Manor house
includes 4 spacious bed-
rooms, library. recreation
room. Scar garage, elevator,
etc. Rent viii include gar.
dener. Mr.. Yount, I'm. s.
221g. FRANK 8 PHIL
LIPS. INC. DI. 7-i411.
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Speed Slim Co.
1899 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.
WASHINGTON, RIA. 6-201l

EXCLUSIVE TERRITORIES AVAIL.
ABLE FOR AGENTS.
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MCLEAN, salona Village, 1900 Kurtz
rd.--3-bedrm. split-level; central
air conditioning: vacant; reas
rent. Call D. Marcus, YEONAs
REALTY. INC, DUs 5-5500.
MICHIGAN PARK-3 large bed
/ rms, ~ baths, rec. rm., fenced
yard, split level. / blk. from Md.
line; rr. Providence Hospital Cen
ter and Catholic Univ, schools and
buses; references req. also lease.
$3.50 mo. VIII consider furnished
La. 0-0200.
MOD. 2-BRDRM brick home with
ISN'T, large fenced I'd. Just across
d. G. line In Glassmanor. Immed
occupey. An excel. home for only
Sl10 mo. 10. 7-1550 after S
MOD. 3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMB., In
Vienna Woods. Bsmt., flrepl.,
wall-to-wall carpeting, extras.
$40 mo. KE. $4,000. DU. 5-6626.
NEAR ASHTON. MD. = Desirable
house on large farm; FIRST floor,
liy. room, din. room, kit. bedrm
bath; End floor, 2 bedrooms, bath
porch; $3.50 mo-; avail. early fall
cell RE. 7-l1s3.
|NB. FAfRFAX-S bedrms., Capl
COD 2 baths, ~ hath IN hsmt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

BUSINESS FOR SALE. You st. NV.
-Delicatessen. estab. since 1856,
crossing $1,000 wkly.: excel. buy
ct $4,000. Call US for details.
Oxford Real Estate Co.
1914 goth st. NV. DI 7-a4a5
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ACcoyNzANT4Lons establikhet
purchase entire accounting prsc.
Wee or individual accounts. Re.
pliss are direct 70 attorney who
viii treat reply eonidentially until
you authorize, but reply throueh
sS Sa 1 ai sesne 4 you prefer. Boa
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5l66 TIN 81. N Il.
New 3-bedroom brick, full bath and
2 powder rooms. beautiful kitchen
with. eye-level oven and disposal.
finished recreation ROOM. large
rear porch. attic fan, large fenced
in rear yard with patio. $3.50 per
month. To inspect see res. mgr,
ga CtIASF fiS Il DI. 10000
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Carry-Out
Observation-Disclosures

OeSAAJ Wv
Sandwiches-DoWntown
Coffee, hot dogs and hamburgers,
Short hours. Over 500 daily, 81
Closes 8 pm. daily. Rent only Ss6
mo-, free heat and water. Payroll
S33 wkly. Good terms to iespon.
sihle people. Ewes. and Sun. Al
BOOKOFF. RA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 5th st. NV. Ma. s-9373
Laurel and Howard County
Exclusive franchise available b. ma
tional organization. largest In its
field; 6-iigure income potential;
initial investment Of $1,000 re-
turned within 4-6 mos. Write Boz
4S1-Z. Star.
LIQUOR TAVERN = Downtown
cor. Owner quotes 5000 week
sales: 8 days. Opens IL. am,
Good bar business. Payroll SIS
T yrce o UnIy s SGS5Ss FERNS Sss
cash. w. Z. THRIFT (Exclusivel.
I4I1 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743.
L dsN ea..S ssngss Low n I:S. sHSo
WA. r. sEELYE. DI. S-Sss5.
LUNCHEONETTE: Downtown. seats
IL. long estab.. and always 3
money maker. Rent 500 mo. Price
$4,000. Terms. $4,000 cash. W. Z.
/ THRIFT lExclusive), 1411 Pa.
ave. NV. MA. S-9743.
MOTEL, % units, nr. D. c.. on 5
main hWys.: net income approx.
$4,000. Small down paymt, MR..
OLSON, Broker. WO. 6-3437.
M0TELs. free list. 500 70 chooss
from. free photos. CONTINENTAL
11O2 Grand, K. c., Mo.
MUSIC BOXES for sale, direct 70
location. New or used. Service also
available. Call Mr. NOLAN, 10.
7-4e93.
CONTINUED On Next Psgs)
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LaundrOmat-Dry Cleaning

LduIlQEOIIldC-O CleaIllng
10 Bendix washers, 2 dryers. An
nual volume. $4,000. Solely op-
Grated by help. Under personal
mgmt. volume should increase.
Priced low at $500 complete,
with dry eleSni nGG,G inventory en-. Of
than $4,000 to replace. No rea.
sonable offer will be refused. Ex.
elusive.
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Immediate Occupancy

Immediate Occupancy
sos. 60-S160
Several newly decorated brick RAM
blers, in. the Falls Church and
A sIert,Ic az area i..cp many Nth d all
ssrbsSe disposs i SishWssherss'
etc fireplace, full basement with
outside entrance; two or three
bedrooms. near schools, stores
and buses. Apply portion Of rent
towards down payment.
LARCHMONT REALTY. INC.
u. $4,000 JB. 2-6415
KENSINGTON, 34f9 Dupont ST.
Brand-new 5-bedrm. brick home;
2 baths; $3.50 mo, ROBERT w.
ALLNUTT OIL. 2-h52R.
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FINANCE COMPANIES
ATTEMTI0M

HAVE LAVE, ROOM JON. FOB SS LOO, 100 E saSs
NC Tor. IN sILVER sPPRRiNd
AREA. REASONABLE RATES.
CALL RA. 3-2606 OR RIA. 3-7540.
FIvE-AND-TEN vARIETY-H you
are looking for the best store in
town which Is getting better
every year and you have at least
$4,000 cash, call RIA. 3-0234
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APTs--0Ur o. Town

LEAvIN0 n. Y. CITY-Beautiful,
large o-rm. elevated apt. overlook
ing Hudson River. Rental, S2O6
mo. Saerlflce. Completely furn-
ished $1,000. co, b-l076.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AAA ABSOLUTELY
MoTELs FOR SALE

Advice consultation exclusive full
time motel broker travel special
ist, onering Recommendation best
buys motels and sites; large
ooc up :'a small All n ncshsn: $4,000 700
cash. balance easy payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

LAUNDR0MAT, go ns business;
have shirt unit: all equipment IN
excellent cond.:: priced to sell;
owner has other business interest.
SO. 5-8927 or XII. 9-666S.
LAUNDROMAT - Going business:
have shirt unit: all equip. in excel.
cond. Priced to sell. Owner has
other business interests. Call so,
5-SQ27 or XII, 9-S66S,
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ESTES, VA. Secluded and private.
2.oedrms.; mod: BUNGALOW; firepi.,
tn, ,rr,cs asd,, ii H... I'm. new oil
to DC: $50 mo. OIL. 2-0O44.
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CONTINUED On Next Psss)
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Carryout-D elicatessen
owner quotes over $1,000 wkly.
close Sun. Very profitable fol
good operators. Good lease, nicely
equipped. Priced reasonably
small down payment to responsible
people. Exclusive.
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Dry Cleaning-No Laundry

NV. Owner quotes over $4,000
annual volume Beautiful living
quarters. good lease. Short hours
Closed Sun. Loads Of repairs AND
alterations. Tailor should mel
$500 wkly. Priced low at $500
complete. Same owner over s yrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

corner Grocery-Beer
Owner quotes over 81. 900 wkly., {
days. Nice living quarters; rent
$500 complete. with large stock
$1,000 down will handle. Ewes
and Sun. SHEA cHASEN, RIA
KOGOD & BoOKOFF
Az 9th st. NV, Ma. s-9373
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

JOE H. THOMPSON
2S2 Woodward Bldg.
jackson $4,000, Day, Night
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AccOUNTs FOR SALE, All colored
KY T sSnt Y iss ysnrs guar !.
order order oPl plan. Price, 5000 cash
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UPPERvILLE, VA.-commutinT dis.
lance; secluded stone residence on
lge. farm: 4 bedrms., 3 firepls.;
&96 per mo. Cali IA. 7.7962.
va. BEAUTIFUL n. SPRINGFIELD
-.-3-bedrm. brick rambler with sep
din. rm., frepl. and carport; avail
immed.. S126. r. w. MULLEN
REAL ESTATE. FL. 4-5367.
WE HAVE furn. OF unfurn. homel
In the northwest section. reason.
able rental. DRAVILLAs REALTY
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4AtEnNO-
D. c., VA, MD.
az $1,000 wk.. 95qb bar, seats 1876,
good terms. 2 to take your
(2) $1,000 to $1,000 wk., 1870 "a
$3.50 bar. Priced from $4,000
up. Large selection. Good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

eral direction in which things
appear 10 be moving. without
violating the rules BY supplying
the detailed facts upon which q
valid judEment can be based.
Personal Views Net Gauss
4 Quite naturally individual
authorities here have their own
personal views which may dif-
fer IN some respects from those
OF their colleagues. on such
questions as what constitutes
progress" or what Russian
Foreign Minister Gromyko has
on his mind. or what the West
might do under certain cir
cumstances.. are all matters OF
individual Judgment on which
complete ,inanimity Is hardly
to be expected. 2
Such questions. however. are
not the main cause OF the
trouble. It is. rather. the delib-
erately vague hints. the things
implied but not spelled out in
any detail. the hypothetical an
swers to Hypothetical questions,
that encourage the most exag-
gerated speculation BY those
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whose Job II Is 10 record the
progress Of the talks % best
they can.
II can be argued. Of course.
that complete frankness with
the press At this stage Of the
negotiations would defeat the
whole purpose Of the private
talks. Il Is hard TO conceive,
however, OF a situation more
productive Of misunderstanding
and perhaps real difficulty than
the present one. When news
men are put in q position where
they must act more like weather
prophets than reporters. the
result from everyone's point of
view Is likely TO be less than
satisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

causing great concern amone
the Western delegations.
A perfect case in point arose
here during the last two days.
On Wednesday q STABLE group
Of American reporters received
a rundown on the progress OF
the talks to date from an ex-
ceptionally reliable British
source. The results Of this
session SO alarmed the rest OF
the allied camp that q second
session was called yesterday
during which an equally UNI
improbable American source
tried, with dubious success, to
set things straight again.
Confusion Increased
The net result Of both Of
these episodes was to increase
confusion and dissatisfaction
rather than anything else. The
French. who have not yet got-
ten into the act of large-scale
brieings on the secret talks,
openly deplore the whole proc
ess as endangering the. success
Of the negotiations themselves.
In both cases. some Of the
news stories that resulted from
these meetings came as an un-
pleasant surprise to the people
who arranged them. In the last
few days there have been an
unusual number Of complaints
that individual reporters have
gone too far in-interpreting gen.
eralized statements. in some
cases greatly distorting the
sense Of what was actually
said.
In fact, however. this unhappy
state of affairs results neither
from indiscretion on the part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

WARWICK. r. z. June 8
,tAP).--Fortune Teller Madam
Tina told police It was one
thing she didn't foresee: Some-
one stole her crystal bah from
Rocky Point amusement park
wednesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

of the original sources nor ir-
responsibility Of the reporters.
It is inevitable. given the self
imposed rules OF secrecy under
which this phase Of the con-
ference is being run.
For the reporters 1t is a
problem Of making something
clear and simple out Of a situa-
ton that Is essentially fuzzy.
static and extremely compli-
Gated. For the sources 1t Is a
problem OF indicating the gem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Not o-Secret Talks Jor
Vests Geneva Amity
BY CROSBY s. MOVES
Enronean correanondent Of The star

GENEVA, June 5t-secret diplomacy, Geneva style. Is
proving to have drawbacks than advantages at this
critical stage Of the negotiations
The trouble that the so-called private talks Of the
Big foreign ministers far from being really secret
The differing versions OF what goes at these sessions
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ROCKVILLE, ND.

il5oi Reekvills pk., hwy. 40
w Miles North Of Novel
hospiiol, Serving the
MISUNDERSTANDING AFes
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PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
HYATTsylLLE, ND.

University Lone os Rieas I'd.
Serving lonslsy Pad,
Silver Spring, hyoiisville,
College Park
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-07
District WSCS Leaders
Named Lost Week

District WSCS leaders were
named at a spring meeting of the
group of Moorefield district. held
at Romney on April Is. Attending
frcm ST. Paul's Methodist church,
Oakland, were the Rev. Charles
Goodwin, Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Icie
Friend, Mrs. Walter DeBerry, Mr.
and Mrs. William Bitter and Mis-.
Dale Garman.
Officers installed by DR.. Vernon
Outright, district superintendent,
included Mrs. Fred Elsey, King
wood, w. Va; president; Mrs. j.
w. Schwab, Kingwood, vice-presi-
dent; and the following secretaries:
Mrs. E. j. Seibert, missionary edu-
cation; Mrs S. D. Rexr0de, Pied
mont, student work; Mrs. Charles
Steiding, Keyser, youth work; Mrs
Orville Umstot, Romney, supply
work; Mrs. G. c. Arbogast, Peters
burg, status of women.
Miss Icie Friend, who had served
as treasurer for eight years, the
full length of time permitted in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-07
By JOHN T. FLYNN

EDITORS NOTE: John T. Flynn
is a noted author, lecturer and
radio commentator
You have to hand it to the
forces of the Left and their dupes.
There IS no limit to their attacks.
The latest in a long list of forays
is an attack on belief in God.
That may sound like a rash state
ment-and, of course, the new
campaign is not carried on so
brashly. But here is the story.
AS | write, it is taking place in
small community outside New
York City. But it could ultimately
affect every parent and child in
America as you will see.
First, l suggest you read the
following brief prayer:
Almighty God, we acknowledge
our dependence upon Thee, and
we beg Thy blessings upon US,
our parents, our teachers and our
country"
Now this prayer is recited each
morning by the children in the
public schools of a district in
Long Island. 1t is a non-demon-
national prayer approved by the
New York State Board of Regents.
1t is not compulsory in the schools
of New York State. 1t is up to
the local schools to adopt the
prayer or not, as they see fit.
And in the schools which have
adopted it, of course. there is no
compulsion on the children to say
it-they can say it or not as they
choose.
However, five citizens of this
district have brought suit against
their local school board to force
it to abandon use of the prayer
in their schools But this is by
no means local matter. The idea
seems to be to carry the suit all
the way to the Supreme Court of
the United States, in an effort to
eXpunge from the public schools of
America any belief in or respect
for God
Naturally, the opponents of the
prayer do not admit that this is
their purpose. They base their
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-07

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