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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26
Missiles OF Mind
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W0MAN's MAN CHILD TO RULE all NATIONS
WITH A ROD or IRON +! (Reve|ution)
most WONDERFUL WORK IN THE PAST
5000 YEARS" : THE C.s. TEXTBOOK :
AS PER DR.. II. D. DEXTER, Md, DUNDEE, NY
p 45s, NV"
1.-THE GREATEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED" j
THE cs. TEXTBOOK - land THAT BY PULPIT
AND PRESS IT WILL BE SO ACKNOWLEDGED, IS ONLY
QUESTION OF TIME" YOURS HAS INDEED, BEEN
A PIONEER WORK. AND WILL BE"
THAT you. OF ALL THE MILLIONS ARE SELECT
ED AND CHOSEN BECAUSE OF YOUR PECULIAR FIT
NESS FOR THIS GREAT WORK - THIS GRAND WORK
OF OPENING THE GATES AND LEADING THE WAY
THAT FALLEN HUMANITY MAY FOLLOW STEP BY
STEP; REACH UP TO CHRIST, AND BE MADE WHOLE
land ALL THIS BE sYsTEMATIzED AND PROVEN
WITH MATHEMATICAL PRECISION. THAT THERE
CAN BE NO cUEssWoRK OR oUAcKERY. - is SIMPLY
ASTOUNDING. SCIENCE AND HEALTH HAS GIVEN ME
A NEW IMPETUS HEAvENWARD."
M A. HINKLEY WLLIAMSPORT, Pa
MISSILES OF MIND GOD. The ONE SANE T!
"'scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES is A LAMP UNTO MY FEET. AND A LIGHT
Unto MY PATH YOUR MISSILES OF MIND HAVE BAT
TERED DOWN THE ILLUSIONS OF SENSE ALLOWING
LIFE TO APPEAR AN ETERNAL MONUMENT, WHOSE
SPIRITED HIEROcLYPHcs, TRUTH AND LOVE, UN
LIKE THOSE CUT IN MARBLE, SHALL GROW MORE
LUMINOUS TO CONSCIOUSNESS AS SICKNESS. SIN AND
DEATH FADE OUT OF BELIEF.
ARTHUR r. BUsWELL, OFFICE OF ASSOCIATED cHARl-
TIES, CINCINNATI, O." tp 4s7 "MW.D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-26

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. &C. 1859
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Two Tests Say Which Farm Workers
Are Covered By Social Security

The Social Security law provides
two tests to determine which farm
workers. are covered by social Sc
curity.
The first test is known as the
Sl50-a-year test If farmer pays
worker $50 or more in cash
wages during the year he is re-
quired to report these wages to the
Director of Int rnal Revenue
Wages must also be reported for
any worker, regardless. Of total
wages paid during the year. if the
worker is employed OH 90 or more
different days during the year and
is paid on time basis, that is. by
the hour. day OF month. The worker
does not have to work a full day
and the days need not be consecu-
tive
II you are farmer and have
hired help, you must keep accur-
ate records for each worker you
hire. This record must show the
total cash wages paid and the dates
he worked. SO that you will know
at the end Of each year which en-
ployees meet the requirements Of
either test
Your record must also show your
employee full name and his social
security number exactly as it is
shown on your employee social
security card. Showing the en-
ployees name and number cor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Double Check

Always just before We get tax
raise the State sets up one Of those
emergency squalls Now, previous
to asking the levy of sales tax
the setting Is in the block 50
far just an apparent but they
will get enough dope to make ii
look like real old time "Ener-
gency' with all the frills attached.
The bigger il can be made
the bigger the tax don't YOU
State Representatives and Senator
swallow that one. That ole tax Buz-
card is getting mighty beatty
beginning to look like you want it
all
I'm agin the Sales Tax and
ii you folks think you will be too.
Let somebody else feed the
squirrels on Capitol Hill +. please
think about il nov. We have inst
heard from Paul Butler Of Demo
cratic fame and infamy . pay
now you Democrats or set in the
back, way back in the convention
hall Mahc Virginia won't even be
inside the building Money, Money
money everywhere the Cry is for
money
The cost Of Ike's good Will trips
will not be made public until TIC
late COS BY that time the effects
will be forgotten.
Visitors from Niagara Falls New
York. driving a new Rambler, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Falbo, i was happy
to sce them. And all the way from
Illionols came Mr. Richard Sloan
for the shut down.
Thanks for reading.
Yours,
u. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Tectly on the report is very impor-
tant, as the employee cannot re-
ceive any credit for the wages paid
unless this information is correct
If your employee has never had
q social security card or has lost
IL, you should have him get in
touch with the local social security
office to obtain a new one.
You make your reports of your
farm employees to the Director Of
Internal Revenue on Form 943.
These reports are due by January
81 Of the year following the year
in which you paid the wages. A
2 IL per cent employee tax should
be taken out Of the pay Of each
worker who qualities under one Of
the above tests. This tax, together
with your share of the tax '2l2
per cent? should be forwarded to
the Director Of Internal Revenue,
Richmond, with the Form 943.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
EMBARRASSING FEAT

Tulsa, Okla. If Edwin Watkins
were bald, he probably wouldn't
be alive today Watkins. while fish
ing, was saved by a hair" when
he was swept over a dam on tho
Grand River.
Mrs. Howard Stark. fishing with
her husband in a boat below the
dam, grabbed Watkins by his hair
and the couple hauled him aboard
Stark revived him with artificial
respiration. His head is sore from
the hair-pulling, but he is glad to
be alive.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Him And Her, Roughly Speaking

You claim, my Spouse that girls prefer
Old cave man treatment You over
That secretly some women crave
The rough stuff treatment Of the cove
And they like the brutes who treot 'em rough
You know, my virile hunk Of stuff,
You may be right. For and then
! sometimes have foolish yen
For you to sock me On the jaw,
Thus ruling by jungle law,
While indulge female whim
To tear you nearly limb from limb.
If you got rough like cave men do,
Like old cove gos, I'd get rough too.
But all your talk Of cove man stuff
know Old man, is hot-oir bluff
i D. WHITAKER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Service Station
Robbed In Amelia

l. NJ Sanderson's service station
was broken into last Saturday night.
Missing were 70 cartons of varl-
Gus brands Of cigarettes. two cases
Of motor oil, four cases Of anti
freeze-two Of gallon size con
tainers, and two of quart size con
talllers. Approximately 81 worth of
change was taken from the cash
drawer
Around 20 boxes Of shot gun
shells. two cartons of % cartridges,
ard one half crate of eggs were
also taken. according to Sheriff NJ
M deKrafft.
No arrests have been made. The
thief broke i'll an end door to enter
one section of the station. then
broke out window to enter another
section. dekrafft said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
What IS Initiation?

INITIATION is spending Sc to do job 81
would do before World War ..
Initiation is the reason farmer who
paid $1,000 for piece of equipment several
Years ago (and even though he deprecated
it properly over the years. must pay $4,000
TO buy new one to do just about the same
kind of work the old one did for him.
Initiation in the ages gone past occurred
when governments INDUCED in clipping
coins. Today even though the methods arc
more complicated the results arc the same
When the Federal government goes into the
red for 10 or Is billion dollars it covers all
or part Of this deficit with new money and
issues statement /. :. something to the eff
feet that this action is necessary to provide
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Plastics that viii bend without
breaking at temperatures as low
as 80 degrees below zero are now
possible through the use Of n e "
plasticizers discovered recently by
scientists Of the U. s. Department
Of Agriculture.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
John Temple Groves
Many Shades OF Conservatives

tors who will do this are plain
ordinary voters who will.
Dean Bradley says he prefers
Nixon as of now land I am free to
vote as l please no matter what
our politicians have to put up with
at the convention.
This is something we tend to for
get.
GRANTING 1T IS NOT beyond
Russia's conscience to hoax the
whole world about its reported
moon landings, photographs and
back-side findings, is it beyond her
ability to have the hoax accepted?
The National Review, sceptical
from the first, is that way still.
II comments this week, in The
New York Times science editors
description Of the back-side picture
as Large lght-colored. featureless
and fussy except in the areas that
can be seen periodically from the
front side It says that. except for
few trivial items, "all we know
has come from the Soviet Union,
from Soviet scientists. journalists,
photographers and radio announc-
ers. It recalls other scientific pre-
tpncac ~ tho P,Icciopc ;pol,d;,r @l,o
notorious ones of Lysenko. 1t sug-
gests that IAN alert scepticism is
the appropriate attitude"
And then there was that topper
feet coincidence Of hitting the moon
exactly at the moment Khrush-
chev hit American shores.
Space experiments strictly for
propaganda purposes" are going to
be avoided, says Director T. Keith
Glennan of our country National
Space Agency. He seems to feel
this is indeed partly the purpose.
Here's hoping he will point out
that it leads to madness. Or to to-
tai exhaustion. Infinity is too far
and eternity too long yet that is
the indicated limit if we and Rus
STA are going to feel it necessary
to Guido each others every do.
FROM WHAT AUTOMOBILE to-
day can you be most high and
mighty. no matter how loW-slung
There are the Ford Continental and
the Cadillac rs, at S7.056 and
SO ,533. respectively tFord's old
Model T cost about $500, didn't it,
But some foreign cars are priced
above these two and the Rolls
/ Rovce Phantom v sells at S24 $50
delivered at the Port of New York
That's the worlds highest, appar
emily, and by a long shot
| Phantom is the name!
Candidates for office who pre-
fer to be seen riding cheap can be
cheaper in Rambler De Luxe at
ST ,795 but they would have to look
| abroad for the best in this direc-
ton, too. The German Goggomo-
bile s995 seems to be the world S
lowest priced, followed by the Fiat
800 at l,o98 and the Citroen 2-CV
at Sl.l95.
| GENE WORTsMAN REPORTS
that some 76.5 per cent of the Dis
trict Of Columbia's school children
are colored now. Put Washington
down. perhaps, as the city which
! ~ proved integration doesn't work,
and . proved it doesn't last.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Ever 'body's talkin' bout hebben
ain goin' there !"

Now that conservative" is com
ing to be as popular word as
liberal" used to be, the degrees
and denominations vary as much.
too. Moving from center to extreme
right there are
% Liberal conservatives David
Lawrence says he is one).
~ Conservatives.
~ Reactionaries. and
(4> Lunatics of the far right.
After obtaining permission to re-
produce Tom Warnings editorials
and my columns occasionally, Con-
servatiyes Kent and Phoebe Court
ney, of New Orleans, publishers of
The Independent American and The
Solid South, stopped using2 either
when they found we were not for
a third party.
After attending the Courtneys' re-
cent organization conference for a
third party of conservatives in
Chicago, Conservative Editor Viii
liam F. Buckley. Jr.. of National
Review, announced that he is not
for third party, either, as of now
becaiise there are lacking the means
the organization and the voters
q 1t is important for conservatives
| to bear in mind" he writes, that
it is not test of theological purity
whether one favors or opposes the
formation Of third party 1t is a
question Of tactics
1T is ALSO A QUESTION of who
and what. thought Of Mr.. Buckley
| and his brave new world Of con
servatives when I received expen-
sive literature the other day on a
planned national survey to determ
inc the number and location o.
| constitutional conservatives The
number won't be large if all Of the
antipathies mentioned are required
for inclusion. Yet each is recogniz
able as somebody's pet conserya
tive ideal.
! A partial list includes world gov
eminent, the United Nations a NJ
/ agencies. Metro government ano
urban renewal" unregulated foun-
dations, federal aid to education
socialized medicine. political actor
! by labor bosses, social Gospel oi
/ the churches. immigration, recipro
cal world trade and those two
! strange sisters fluoridation anC
mental health laws
| Others having to do with spend
| ing. taxes. waste, initiation. the Con
stitutioE free enterprise. etc. &C
in everybody's book, but the ones
above do not necessarily do so, il
/ seems to me. even though some
| of them are pets of my own
! name them only to indicate the
\ conservative problem of who anc
what and the hopelessness Of any
SdDStllltl1l Will tohOS
: in so much territory.
1t is infinitely more important thai
| socialism. centrallsm and material
ism be faced away from now thar
! that anybody's itemized conserva
tive program prevail
| COnstltutionalism is a better
name than conservatism, anyhow
FORMER DEAN F. w. BRAD
LEY, of the University of South
| Carolina. thinks well Of the pro
! posal here that independent Demo
cratic electors be chosen from
members of the press. What We
need is men who are not fettered.
he writes, and can vote their con
yictions no matter what the politi
cal conventions have done
More important even than cleo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

The hathing girl is used to pubicize SO
many items from, breakfast foods to trac-
tors that it comes as a mild shock to see
one now and then illustrating an ad for
women's bathing suits. - kiplinger Maya
zine.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Falm-City Week. designed to pro-
mote better understanding Of aims
and problems between farm and
city people, has been set Novem-
Der 2O-26. Activities carrying out
the aim are expected in every
county Of the state
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

was no trinket.
Indeed, in his
t m e n o b o d y
W o u l d h a v e
dreamed of maxi
ing an ornament
in the shape Of q
cross. did you
ever see a neck
lace or watch
chain with q tiny
~ Dho,~ Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

tain love is an obstacle to the development
Of the Revolution. Down with love Of our
neighbor. What we want is hate Only
then can we conquer the universe
Teachings Of the Communist leaders
have been seen in action - in world politics.
in war, in assemblies, in negotiations. Infil-
tratlon, intrigue. subversion are tools by
which the Communist theories are being
spread throughout the world.
The Communists talk loudly of coexist-
ence but there is no basis for coexistence
for Christians. The hard facts are that
Communist infiltration is taking place at
an alarming rate. Christianity is more eff
fective than Communism, but Christians
don't work at it as hard
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Lesson for November Is, 1869

TT HAS OFTEN been dangerous
L to be q Christian. This should
not be a surprise to any one who
Knows the story Of Jesus. He him
self said that if q man wanted to
be his follower he would have to
take up a cross every day. Chris
tians nowadays often wear crosses
as ieWelry, but what Jesus meant
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

battle. SO they overlook it with public
statement. We believe the procedure is po-
litlcally wise, but some time a public Off
clal should take his accuser to task for rash
unproven statements of this nature, es-
peclally when such statements are made by
responsible people in positions Of RESPONSE
bility. Too much Of this attempted charac-
ter assassination has been winked at in re-
cent years.
Of course Mr.. Macy did his cause no
good, and possibly many Of his Union mem
bers were embarrassed by him.
II is strategy often employed when
cold, hard facts fail to supports ones cause
or position
Nevertheless we don't approve of such
tactics
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1859
America, The Beautiful

students were singing:
20 beautiful for heroes proved
In iberating strife.
Who more than self their country lOUed,
And mercy more than life"
Kennedy, his boyish face, rudy and blue
eyed, contrasting with the seriousness Of
his voice, hit home to his audience of county
supervisors. 1T is reflection on all of US
in the u S. We have got to become inter-
ested in each other, in our schools, commu-
mites, state and nation he warned. His
words kept returning as the banquet chorus
sang:
"4merica, america, God mend thine
every flaW
Confirm thy soul in self-cOntrOl,
Thy liberty in laU."
Which America is it to be, we mused The
America dreamed of and written of at Mon
ticello, or the America Of crooks, hoods and
brass-knuckle violence?
Kennedy had laid the charge squarely on
the line: lack of local law enforcement: I'M
dermining Of enforcement of federal law
He closed with suggestion that each of Us
reappralse the merits of Nikita khrush-
chev's American obituary: Yours is a de-
cadent society,"
The sage of Monticello had written: I'm
questions of power let no more be heard of
confidence in man, but bind him down from
mischief by the chains Of the Constitution =
In his sun-lit, book-lined library there
atop the Virginia mountain, Thomas JEFF
ferson took the time to read and ponder 1t
is easy to picture him dropping the volume
momentariy, gancing toward the valley
below and musing over Solon's words, nee
essary even in Antiquity:
Society is we'll governed when the
people obey the magistrates, and the
magistrates obey the law" jos.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

the bank reserves for the nations growing
monetary needs"
Initiation is the reason fixed incomes
from insurance policies, government bonds,
pension plans and social security buy less
at the store than they did five, 10 and Is
years ago.
Exchange
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Christianity and Communism

THERE is a difference between religion
and Christianity. The Communist are
against both in their teachings.
Karl Marx wrote: Religion is the sigh
Of the oppressed creature, the sentiment Of
4 heartless world as it is the spirit of spir-
itless conditions. 1t is the opium Of the peo-
pie
Lenn said, we must combat religion -
this is the .ABC Of all materiaism, and con
sequently Marxism.''
Anatole Lunarcharsky, Russian Commits
sar Of Education said I'VE hate Christians
and Christianity. Even the best Of them
must be considered our worst enemies. They
preach love Of ones neighbor and mercy,
which is contrary to our principles Chris
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Impugning Motives

TMPUGNING the motives of the President
OF anyone else without proof, does not
become any American citizen. Nor is it con
vincing argument.
Emil Macy, secretary treasurer of the
United Auto Workers, charged President
Eisenhower with political payoff to
steel companies" in invoking the Taft
Hartley law to end the steel strike. Macy
said the alleged payoff was in return for
s214,500 he said was contributed BY the
steel company officials to President Eisen-
hower's 1856 campaign.
This is serious allegation. The Union
leader should be required to prove his state
ments
Public officials are at a disadvantage in
matters Of this kind. They can not afford
politically to go through with long legal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

4 fervant intensity wreathed their young
q faces as members of the Abemarle High
School Choral Group sang for the older
banqueters.
1t was the silver anniversary dinner Of
the League Of Virginia Counties; a time for
easy fellowship and friendly inter-county
banter. But the choral groups words from
america, The Beautiful echoing through
the banquet room, haunted us.
Only two hours earlier we had joined a
convention group for a tour Of Monticello,
Thomas Jeffersons home high above our
convention city of Charlottesville Monticel-
10. with its beauty, its dignity and all-per-
vading air of refinement And the youths
were singing:
20 beautiful for patriot dream
That sees beyond the years.
We remembered how good it was to have
Monticello's refreshing view sweep from
our mind momentarily the sordid debris de-
posted by young Robert kennedy's morn
ing convention address.
On the way to the mountain top, the Incl
dents of extortion. enlightenment, collision
and physical violence related by this Har-
vard-Virginia educated scion of New Eng
land wealth filled our thoughts. He had
drawn from memory livid pictures Of the
lO-year infiltration Of crooks, hoodlums
and major Z. S. underworld figures into
the American labor movement. Yes, and of
the helping hand sometimes extended by
management
This wasn't conf lecture. Here was the
chief counsel for the Senate Rackets Com
mittee speaking He had himself drawn
much Of the testimony from husky-voiced
thugs during 500 separate committee hear
ings since 1857. And the young Albemarle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

tors who will do this are plain
ordinary voters who will.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

GENE WORTSMAN REPORTS
that some 76.5 per cent of the Dis
trict Of Columbia 5 school children
are colored now. Put Washington
down. perhaps, as the city which
u proved Indignation doesn't work,
and ~ proved it doesn't last.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

Constitutionalism is better
name than conservatism, anyhow.
Smyrna times., 1959-06-04
THE SMYRNA TIMES. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE A. 1859

was issued today by M. w. Cas-
per, Md, manager of the Will
mington hospital, for immediate
employment.
DR.. Casper requested profes-
sional nurses available for full
time employment to contact him
or the Chief of Nursing Service
at the Wilmington Hospital or
the manager at the Brooklyn VA
Hospital in New York.
THE health and welfare of
our disabled veterans depend on
an adequate nursing staff at VA
hospitals" the manager said.
In addition to periodic pay in
.creases and consideration for
promotion, VA nurses receive
the retirement and life insur-
ance benefits established for
Federal employees and earn 30
Smyrna times., 1959-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George Long OF
Marcus Hook, Pa, and Mrs
Clarence Dyer of Harrington.
Miss Amy Boys of Bridgeville
spent several days last week
with her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. Amos Wyatt.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Pierce were Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Reid and family
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Wood and son of Upper
Darby, Pa, and MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Deusa and daughter of Fed
eralsburg, Md.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Deusa held a weiner
roast for the entire family, in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Pierce and Miss Irene Pierce.
On Tuesday evening, June 9,
the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet at the
home of Mrs. T. Olin Ford.
On Saturday evening, June 6,
there will be a lawn party for
the members of Calvary Sunday
School and their families. 1t will
be held on the lawn of the pro-
perty known as the Wilson Mutt,
Sr. property. There will be
games and contests for all ages.
Mrs. Thomas Heather, Jr. has
received a call from her father,
Mr.. Stuart Whitmarsh of New
York City, who recently return
ed from a l5-day business trip
to Italy. While in Italy he visit
ed Rome, Vatican City, Pisa and
Pompeii, and other points of in
tereSt.
MIR. and Mrs. George Luff, Jr.
and family moved their trailer
on Saturday to newly-purchas-
ed lot near Pearson's Corner.
Mrs. William Martin and
children of Camden, N. ]. spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Martin.
Mr.. Oscar Johnson of Wash
ington, D. c. visited Sgt. and
Mrs. Lyndon Dali over the
weekend.