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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
Hoosief Traffic
Laws Enforced

COLUMBUS. O.-Oh.o vacation.
crs travelling Indiana highways
between now and Labor Day Will
find Hoosier traffic laws strictly
enforced. Governor Michael V
Disable and Highway Safety Di.
rector j. Grant Keys were in
formed today
Chairman Of the Indiana Gov
errors Traffic Safety Committee.
Robert J Fink. alertcd Governor
Disable by telegram that the
rising traffic toll causes the In.
diana State Police 10 use all
available resources to assure pro-
per control Of traffic 10 prevent
death and injuries TO your ciii-
zcns travelling in Indiana.
In reIaying news Of the Indiana
campaign. Ohio Highway Safety
Chief Keys said. All Ohio motor.
lists who plan 20 be on Ohio and
outofstaie roadways the rest
Of this trayel season. including
Labor Day weekend, should al
low an extra hour or. two for
driving Ohio and all state en-
forcement agencies are concerned
about The 1860 rise in traffic
tragedy and will be out an full
force 10 remind motorists - Isl.
ercise care and I'll crowd.
ed roadways Drivers must be
willing 70 PIT safety first when
they are behind the wheel"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
RACE FEpC

ngrnon rsIhrss sATtADAY Les p 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
pnII6s Thru Tall Deulen

Psrs IDss Isil young 25-year-oId African who had
cn art,ee Detroit as Saturday says he vas beaten
and refused .er.ne downtown public business place
Tie s'.Ger al Exchange ia education and the guest
III " D@1i" Burton member 81 the Board Of Governors
ri Nsyne State n.ersit here 10 study culture and
Ar ~ tne and not II be Inundated by seq
iexstDh.ts
il name Detroit when one IS beaten, and pushed
srODDc b. laAiess ~ aggregation IN public places.
Ard b. sl when NJ called upon the police Why
shD9ld ~ hs,e been gwen full cooperation?
i snsmeiD because il IS altogether battling
~ I'm onef fIgh or u the Of africa arriving
saturday tne (itS " Detroit to receive higher
cd1rstiDn an6 study American culture
f.ca tno1en the situation the first hearing seemed
III controversial the event the proprietor took the law
aand the melee remains shameful on the City
" Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27

fenfment and threats q def
snee Washington continued
The Department Of Justice in
each instance when invited b
ine courts 10 participate placed
The Administration squariey With
me plaintiff. seckine relief IN
rights cases lie concluded
Shin.nz examples 81 tins sc.
ton xss the convection - John
kssper FOR his escagsdes u Gin.
ton. Tenn and joined Inc school
board u Hox.e. ARK 10 over
ccne .ioleni interference NTH
. plan 81 Interrogation II is
public schools
ton with representatives q r
" Wool1orth co ; II Kress
W T Grant Co. and other ma ,er
variety stores dcsegregate eating
facilities IN So southern com.
munities~ The Minorities Di-
rector added.
Since the 1854 Supreme Court
decision in the School Segrega-
ton Case. the Department Of
Justice under Mr. Rogers has
participated in many of the pro
blems which have arisen in con.
nection with the experimentation
Of that decision THIS decision
was met with apprehension re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
FEAR NO EVIL

hearts and minds al Nor.
tails" So now. We have
learned In reality. through
the study Of the Holy Bible
and Christian Science there
are no moFtals and no pre-.
yslling carnal minds 10 cause
perpetual problems IN hu.
nan affairs.
The Lord u good unto
them that wait for Him
~ is veil that fhs upper
portions Of ire brain repre-
sent the higher moral senii.
menfs. Is Il hops were ever
prophssy;ns thus The human
mind wilI sometime rise
above al material and physi-
cal sense. exchanging II for
spiritual perception. and es.
changing human concepts for
the divine consciousness.
Then, man will recognize his
cod-eiven d o m ! n n and
being" iS6H p 53l:8-l4
Jesus taught about PRAYER
and assured His disciples by
parallels. the outcome of fer.
vent prayer.
Parable Of The Fsfherhood
III a son shall ask breai
OF any OF YOU that is a fathe
viii he give him a stone C-
is ne ask a fish. viii he fcr
a fish give him a serpent
Or if he shall ask an egg
will he offer him a scorpion ;
If We then, being evil. kno,
how to give good gifts unto
your children: How mve!i
more shall your heavenly
Father give the Holy Spirit
10 them that ask him?"
Luke ll:ll-l3l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
CORE Tests
Restaurants

MAMA. Florida - Participants
in CORES InterraciaI Action In
stitute tested thirty Miami area
restaurants during heir first fun
lay. They We're served in TWEEN.
~ Of them
Intcrracial teams visiting KEY
drug, dime. terminal and other
restaurants and asked for ser.
vice. In most cases they were
served quickly and courteouslv
Participants in the CORE In.
stitute will learn direct. non
violent action methods II end
ing discrimination in public a..
commodations. employment aad
voters registration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27

pin N .ime bring about >
higher resce ~ ana CON
sentn.fnf en- all ionis we
cna b. suFe thai ali races
* pa0ple az sogth kno~.
ia nhen Nc understand
,he rnessiHg II divine loss.
God and iiis Cnesilpn. al
win he uell The fsihefhocd
a. God. and the brofheEh0od
a man. created IN spirit
ard nof matter will begin 10
be pui into good effect
TIE man. w0m : n. and
child Of Gods creation ex-
presses HIS divinity. And TINS
understanding has us night
ful place IL human society.
When this is throvshIy vn-
oersfood among all groups
OF people in America. the
controlling hand Of mercy
will reach out over all lands,
and peaceful rest will pre-
vail. Hate and fear cannot
make pesee and Joy, il IS
orly through the guidance Of
ire power Of God. and the
Christ Spirit. that peace wiII
ever be gained and maintain
Cd in : weary world.
God cd not make any OF
the oppression nor the strife
hich has continued through
OH the ages. So. that is why
the unrest. and uprising had
10 come. After ali OF the hui
man strife is ended. mankind
viii prove Gods judgment
among the nations.
God has never brought OPP
preston. nor human Attic
ton, these came because OF
false human beliefs in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27

Dear FELLOW Citizen:
As member Of the Citizens for
Eisenhower Nixon Crusade which
help sweep tao great men into
Office IN 1852 and keen them
there in 1856 YOU have much
&c bc proud Ct Literally. you
helped 20 change history When
We look back 10 The dark days
IN 81 1hen weak and uncer.
tam Administration was fumbl.ng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27

NJ Washington : statement AS
reless4c ~ nesspsp<rs 10 con
re<rsoa attn the pre5ent1isOr II
ne 1850 Lose ~ Nedsl = AZ
torney General William r 70
gers b. the Improved Benete
.sni Protective Order o. Elks %
me World IN rs Grand Lodge
onseE.ion a. Chicago, Monde.
The IePoeW boast q mem
bership cf over one million.
The ID,eloy Medal IS awarded
annually b. the Elks Tor out
standing contributions 70 the 3D.
ssncemenf q civil liberties II
j. named for Elijah P Lovejoy
the sDolI,ionisi
Washington pointed ovs that
this years award. "vnqvestion-
sbiely gave honor where honor
is dve.~ foe in his opinion Wash
instonsl. fhe Department Of JUS
fies during this Administration
has safssred fhe call on many
ceessions 10 defend civil rights
before me courts and participated
in conferences which resulted
in great sdvsneemnss OF civil
Iib<rties- Washington said:
TINS month we have observed
the accomplishments by the De
partment 81 Justice in consulia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
VIC VET
SAYS

Q-Was the CT loan Interest
rate changed ~ The recent la
which gave Worid War Two
seterans another tao Years IN
which 10 get . loan
Mo. The interest rate Was
not changed. The maximum o..
Is~s6Ie interest rate is still
~ percent.
o. am q Korea veteran. hold
.ng term life insurance policy
Nifh the letters RS before the
policy number | understand |
can exchange this policy for new
type term Insurance 81 lower
cost How do 20 about it,
A-You may exchange your
present term policy for one cost
ing about third as much. yet
with the same protection. The
new term insurance muct be con-
serted 70 permanent plan i'm
sursnce before age so. however,
IL you wish protection. Write
the VA office where you pay
your premiums, telling them yoy
wish 70 make the exchange. Be
sure 20 give your present policy
number.
OIL am World War Two
veteran applying for pension
for the first time DO ! have
TO include my wife's income in
reporting my own income for
pension purposes?
A-The first $500 Of your
wife's income need not be in.
Guided but all over that available
70 you should be. In cases where
that would work extreme hard.
ship, exceptions may be made
under the law.
Q-The new pension law has
caused lot OF talk about what
pension is and what is com.
pcnsation. Will you define each
kind Of payment, as il applies 10
living veterans?
A-compenssiion is payment
TO eligible veterans whose dis.
abilities are DUE 10 service.
Pension is payable only TO elie.
IDLE veterans whose total and
permanent disabilities are NOT
DUE 70 service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
JACKIE ROBINSON
WILL SPEAK

Jackie Robinson. the fame d
baseball star and member Of
The National Advisory Commit.
tee Of CORE. will address a
public Report To Miami ON
September ! as part Ct the In.
stitute program.
Participants in the Inst;tuf,
come from the South and tn
North. Most have participated
in sit-ins previously and abou,
forty percent are white.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
Says love Joy Awards To Rogers
Proof Of COP Rights Program

Proof that the Republican PARTY Is Americas front
runner IN civil rights accomplishments asserted by
an Washington director Of MinoTiIes for the Repubi
IN Nafinrsl (omrllttec
Evening star., 1960-10-13
BUSINESS PROP. for RENT

SHOP with ofice-1,OOO So. IT,,
new, modern bldg; 4503 Baltimore
ave. Bladensbure. WA. 7-34l2.
1903 CONN. AVE.-Entire bldg
conv. located within / blk. of 9
major hotels; well adapted for
trade assoc, educational institu-
tons, ETC.: approx. 5000 su. it.;
$500 mo. Inspection by apppt,
- WAGGAMAN a. BRAWNER,
NE. S-3S6n
Evening star., 1960-10-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(coNIINUEp)

GORGEOUS Georgian rambler; /
acre, IN mid-40s. A true dream
house located close to CHA and
the new parkway, Just 10 min
utes to downtown Washington
Custom built with the finest ma
teriAls and workmanship. Fea-
lures 4 very large bedrms., family
rm., . full baths, Gear attached
garage. Beautiful IrelRnd-type
kitchen and extras such as 200
q amp. electric service, rouRhed in
for central air eond. and marble
fireplace.
PARKER, SMITH a. DoNNELL
ia. 7-6161 Realtors IA. T-sS17
LET'S LOOK at the facts of finane-
ing. A low-interest loan will save
you hundreds of dollars in not too
many years. Here's a 5Aeo loan
- ct S1l9.S7 p.t.t.i.-for you to take
over. And a wonderful home to
90 with IT. Hall arransements keep
the trafic out OF the living rm.:
corner cuphoardS In oversize din
ing room; sunny kitchen with
and q rec. room to knock your
eye out. Beautiful lot-Anchor-
fenced, tall oak trees, nice patio.
In popular N. Arl.; Sl9.950.
HOLLEY REALTY, 5lS3 Lee hwy,
Arl., KE. S-5350.
LYON PARK-Large older home In
excellent condition; will make O
f1ne home for q large happy fam
lily; 4 bedrooms, IL baths. full
basement and garage. Price, S15,-
e50i Vacant. so call
THE BIG
Evening star., 1960-10-13
COMMERCIAL GROUND
BAILEYs CROSSROADS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
End trust AMERICAN MORT
GAGE q INVESTMENT CO., 3i9
Southern Bldg. MA. 8-3331; i'm
mediate service. 10 TO 4:3O pm.
MONEY, End TRUsT-We viii buy
IA 1Hd a. try:t y: not. notes; ,,Io: p ca nssrsy
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP.
l912 n. Y. ave: NV, MA. S-5S33.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, Ist
an6 Snd trusts; INTERSTATE
Evening star., 1960-10-13
TOP-NOTCH VA.
SERVICE STATION

SHOPPING CENTER
STORES
Ideal location in new
stores available for
occupancy about November /
in Hillcrest Heights
Oxon Hill area in
Prince Georges County
for such businesses as:
BEAUTY PARLOR
HARDWARE
MEMS FURNISHINGS
WOMEN'S SPECIALITY
SHOE
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
RESTAURANT OR Ina
CARRY-OUT
SPORTING GOODS
NOVELTY
PET
For further information
and details concerning
rental arrangements and
location, contact
Mr.. Miller
at
MILLER
MANAGEMENT co.
8007 Eastern Ave-, S. S., Md
TIT z EOOn
Evening star., 1960-10-13
APARTMENT BUILDING

Splendid 45-unit bldg. in
ne; original owner; 20ee In
come, boost certain by chang
Ing tenants; anticipated
terms present rare opportu-
nifty to right investor. Call
Mr.. Bartlett, PO. 2-6490,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l4l7 * ST. NV. Ma. $4,000
LOCATED, zoned c.,
3-story brk. bldg. with 10000 50.
IT. Of floor space; U. s. Post ONCE
and store on 1st floor; excel. for
fraternal organization, distributor.
etc. F. W. BERENS SALES, INC,
JU. 7-7700 til Q.
CONN. AVE AND COLUMBIA RD.
AREAS apts. in 6-story, elev.
bldg; excel. return; priced Ga
CONN. AVE AND r AREA furn.,
air-cond.. 1-bed. apis. with indi-
viduel furnaces; $4,000.
Mr.. Yount, FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC.
DI. 7-1411 Ewes. EN-. 3-22Ta
FLA. AND 6th-N.E. area. SI9, 500.
4-unit row brick apt. Tenants pay
utils. $4,000 cash. NE. S-l5St;
ewes. EN-. 3-354S. JOHN R. HoKE.
Evening star., 1960-10-13
WAREHOUSES for RENT
,SAkITIAtttEAN
I HAVE WHAT YOU

I HAVE WHAT YOU
WANT
The cheapest rent In a
downtown office building
with all services. Monthly
tenants accepted. THE
POR TLAND, Vermont
avenue, L street and
Thomas circle. Some sin
gle rooms as low as SIS, or
larger suites just as rea-
sonably priced. Call Mrs.
Carol, mgr, ME. 8-3102.
Evening star., 1960-10-13
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Burger Chef - The fastest
growing drive-in chain in
the country, featuring 15c
hamburgers and l5c milk
shakes has an excellent To-
cation ready in the Metro
politan Washington area. No
experience necessary. Burger
chef will train you and your
personnel and will supply
you with q system that has
proven successful through
out the country. Approx.
$4,000 cash required: po-
tential net profit OF $780,
600 to $4,000 per year,
For appointment or further
details call ROB ERT
HOFFMAN, franchise direc-
tor, OIL. 6-i695.
Evening star., 1960-10-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER cash today or will sell,
rent for you Free appraisal. WI,
6-l970. DICKEY6, AP. 7-SOSO,
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-L1. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-10-13

RESTAURANT, fully equipped. Total
price, 800. Call 0 am. to 2
pm, JU. 9-a644.
SERVICE STATION, modern, fully
eauip.. neighborhood location in
Pr. Geo. County. Md: sound sales
performance and good potential
Tor further development: avail,
lmmed. Moderate capital invest
ment. Excel. opport. for exper.
businessman. Call Mr.. Hall, week
days. IA. 4-l100: ewes. and week.
ends, Mr., Brown, Ap TOsb4
Evening star., 1960-10-13
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
lcoNIlNuEpl
PENN-17
1717 PENNA. AVE. NV.

block from White House in Wash.
ington's newest once building.
Evening star., 1960-10-13

/ block from White House in wash.
ington's newest once building.
lst Floor. 5000 So. IT
11th Floor, e35 70 $500 So. p;
Penthouse, 4,25O to $500 81. Ft.
DESIGNED to your requirements.
David or Mr.. Fischer with GREEN
HOOT, INC. Ex. 3-3363
SILVER SPRING = Doctors suite,
$50 So. IT,, Best location, air cond
Char service, elev.; up to 1000
50. II. avail. for Oct. /.
EIG a. McKEEVER, JU. $4,000
SILVER STRING, Mr., D. c. LINE
$500 sa. IT,. ideal for eleetronics
$3.50 per 50. IT,: 2 and 3 rm.
suites: immediate occupancy.
CHESTER KELLER, JU. 9-5555
SILVER SPRING-Excel. loc, on
Georgia ave-: new remodeled Of
iices and suites: mod. lighting.
air >eond., Dashboard heating.
lst Occupancy $3.50 50. II. up.
Il hsI
Evening star., 1960-10-13
HOUSES F0R SALE-VA.
SQnn nOWN

Live modern in this true contem-
near Z Corners: 8 bedrms., Ia
baths and glass rec. rrn. FHA ap-
proved at $4,000. Hurryl
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l60 N. Glebe Rd. IA. 5-0707
, 1960-10-27
Brodhnrst 5 Prtnterg OfTers
FINE QUALITY PRINTING
AZ the na0ss Reasonable prAcp

without the work done by
the Government. However,
the same beautiful sea sur
rounds all our competitors,
most of them enjoy the
same climate, have beauti-
full beaches and other natu-
raj attractions. It is sad but
true that no matter what
the quality Of the merchan-
disc, promotion and adver-
Using are essential in the
cmpetitive world in
which we live.
Go be continued
, 1960-10-27
N Q E

All interested persons please take notice that in ac
cordance with Section 41O9 Of Title 33 of the Virgin Is
lands Code, dealing with the Industrial Incentive Pro
gram, a public hearing will be held at Government
House, Christiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands on Tues
day, November Q, 1860 at 800 pm. on the following
applications for tax exemption and subsidies:
Name Of Applicant Address Type Of Business
st. Croix Fiber Christiansted Fiber processing
Glass, Inc. st. Croix. vi. Of materials.
Algen Corporation Christiansted Hotel
st. Croix, VI.
Any person, firm or corporation interested in the
approval or disapproval Of these applications may APP
pear and be heard provided a written statement is sub
mitted to the Board at least one week prior to the
hearing.
Evan "A. Francois
24-27-31-2 Executive Secretary
, 1960-10-27
PUBLIC NOTICE

All persons are advised
to remove their boats and
other possessions from the
yard of property No. 56-57
King Street, Christiansted,
The Alexander Hamilton
House. not later than Octo-
Der 81, 1860.
james O'Neal Henderson
, 1960-10-27

nifty, can individually
: :. y. { : -, jointly put forth some
and Trade fort to solve them. If /
L. on some toes in the proc
on more than one occasion : ! go
that whenever the United uon4s 80 : : $50
States is ready to start a - -
war with Russia the Presi- 0e''y
dent would do well to APP In the p a st sew
point me as ambassador to months I have had occas
Moscow. This is by way of to visit many OF our nei
saving. suppose. that di- Dor islands in the Ca
plomacy is not exactly my b e an including Qua
forte. / have never master loupe, Martinique, Trini
ed the art of double talk, Barbados, Haiti, jana
the science of the ambigu- IL Dominican Repu
GUS pronouncement or the and Puerto Rico. 1t was
sly hypocrisy which pre- first visit to many OF th
tends to agree with every in many years and | am
one on every subject on clined to agree with
every occasion. / am not, teen-age daughter who,
hasten to assure you, brag- ter seeing much Of this .
ging about my lack of these for the first time in
things. Possession Of some life, said: Daddy,
Of them, to a limited degree know the more see of
at least, would seemingly Caribbean the prouder I
have made my life easier to live in the Virgin
and. more particularly my lands" Although like nj
job here IN the virgin Is OF you, am only q VII
lands somewhat less Cruel Islander by adoption, +
ling. / am giving you this t h a t we are mutu'
brief self-analysis by way blessed by a very impos
of warning you that I did array Of natural assets
not come here today to | know Of no other Ca
voice the usual b~analities bean resort that has q
about tourism and tourist as much to offer the Wis
development. / came with as do we. On the face Q
the fixed resolve of discuss there might appear to
ing quite bluntly, a n q certain amount Of truth
strictly from a practical as the claim that these isla
pect, our problems in tour would have doomed viii
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27
Telephone Companies Giving Up Use of Letter Prefixes

NEW YORK, tR - The nation $ telephone system has started doing away with the alphabet.
 Peculiar as it may seem, the reason is that the telephone people are running out of - all things - phone numbers.
 Nearly 24 million phones have been added in this country just since 1850. Each one needed a number with word prefix that people could understand, like Plaza or Evergreen.
 The problem of finding such prefiXes was getting tougher all the time.
 The experts concluded after a lot of study and tests that there was only one thing they could do and still give folks the service they want: Change the system.
 So eventually, phone numbers won't be partly letters and partly numbers, like FIeldstone 7-2643, but all digits: 347-2643.
 Will all-digit phone numbers be harder to remember?
 "All numbers can be remem- bered for short time just as easily as letter -numeral combina-
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27
tions,' said a Bell System spokes-

tions,' said a Bell System spokes- man.
 That's how most numbers are used: You look it up in the book and remember it just long enough to dial. It takes while longer to remember the all-number ones permanently, but most people re- member only few, anyway"
 There are only about $40 conn binations of the alphabet letters which will form words easily un- derstood and distinguished. and which also will work in telephone switching equipment.
 The experts nearly went goofy trying to find more words, and finally gave up.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27
New Books

Several new books have been received at the xxx Public Li- brary: Darkness and the Dawn, by Costain; For 2-Cents Plain, by Golden; Trustee from the Tool room, and Pied Piper, by Nevil Shute, and Devils Advocate, by West.
 Several new mysteries have also been contributed. The Lii brary is open on Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27
Castro Raves Over Herter Advice to Cut Sugar Quota
By ROBEST BERRELLEZ

HAVANA, R - Fidel Castro says he is willing to make a mil lion-ton wager on Cuban sugar production with Secretary of State Herter.
 The bearded Prime Minister made the statement in a TV talk to the Cuban people Friday night - his eighth major speech in 20 days.
 It followed a statement by Her ter in Washington to the House Agriculture Committee that eX- perts predict Cuba's sugar pro- duction will drop at least one million tons soon. Herter added that this is a good time to di- Versify U. s. sugar supply sources. The committee has been conSid- ering giving President Eisenhower authority to cut Cuba's quota of the U. s. market.
 Castro said he would be willing to surrender Cuba's share of the sugar market in the United States if his country's production in 1861 drops million tons - provided the Cuban quota is increased by a million tons if production in- creases that much. Castro said the American public is "being fooled" on the sugar situation
 We can sell sugar to the United States at a cheaper price if they want it," the Prime Min ister said. We can contribute to the lowering of the American cost of living"
 The United States is still buy ing about 312 million tons of sugar from Cuba, more than half the Cuban crop, and to protect U. s. producers is paying a pre- mium of about ? cents above the world market price. Since Castro's increasing restrictions on Amer ican investors in Cuba, there has been growing sentiment in the U. s. Congress for cut in the sugar quota allotted Cuba and an increase in purchases from other producers whose governments are more friendly to the United States.
 Castro reiterated a threat that American investments would be seized in proportion to the amount of Cuban sugar quota restrictions.
 We'll exchange Cuban quota cuts for American property seiz- ures," he said. "They cut off all our quota, we'll take all their property"
 Laughter from his TV studio audience greeted this statement and also his offer to wager Herter the million tons of sugar.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27
Austria Makes Preparations to Catholics For Hitler's Vandalism

Vienna, Austria, R - The Aus trian government returned nu- merous monasteries, churches and other valuable real estate to the Roman Catholic Church last week and agreed to pay the church four million dollars a year.
 The payment is in reparations for the large-scale confiscation of church proprety by the Nazi regime.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-27

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Evening star., 1960-03-30

us ihci good suiin' soiewoy Bssf," gruded
Us.DA. CHOICE by the US. Department Of Agriculture
Properly eyed in our own modern meui plant
sofswoY Beef is brought to soiins perfection in
special emuie- e-eontroled rooms. Another bio reason
why BEEF Is A Better BUY At SAHWAY ToDM