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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Taxes
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TAKES = TRUE SOURCE OF
AMERICAS STRENGTH"
BY Ralph McGiII


Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes making out his in
tax. A secretary, assisting commented il seemed
fair for justice Of fhe Supreme Court Of the United States
TO be taxed
IL LIKE TAXES" said the justice WITH THEM
MAN BUYS CIVILIZATION"
And the fact very few persons think it TO the point
where they like" of what buy doesn't
alter that fact at ALL
TAXES DO INDEED BUY OUR CIVILIZATION AND
ESPECIALLY DO THEY BUY THE PECULIAR AMERICAN
CIVILIZATION WHICH HAS SEEN THE CAPITALIST Sys-
TEN FLOURISH AS IT NEVER DID IN THE DAYS OF LIT
TIE TAXES. IT HAS FLoURIsHED BECAUSE OF TAXES
WHICH HAVE PROVIDED THE CAPITALIST SYSTEM
WITH A SOCIAL CONSCIENCE.
There always those persons who act, and
really to believe that taken from them and spent
somehow and somewhere without any return When"
speakers and edoriaists soIemny and vnreacaIy ask
will politicians find way TO reduce taxes rather than in
hem?"
The TO that is obvious
THEY NEVER WILL FIND A WAY TO DECREASE
THEM THERE MAY BE REDUCTIONS HERE AND THERE.
BUT THERE WILL. IN TIME. BE coMPENSATING IN
cREAsEs FOR THE REASON THERE MUST BE WE
ARE BUYING OUR KIND OF CIVIL. -..TIoN. AND WE
ARE BUYING IT FOR A STEADILY INCREASING PoPU-
LATloN DEMANDING MORE SERVICES.
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Advises
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Our list Of names Of persons for whom you should say
and prayers:
PRAY FOR THE POPE'S AND THE ENTIRE
CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD'S RELEASE FROM THE
DEVILS COUNTERFEIT CHRISTIANITY
AND ACCEPTANCE OF GODS
GREATEST MARY, INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY, WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE us RULNcl
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON tReveIation),
FOUNDER OF GODS ONE PURE. TRUE. HONEST. CON-
PLETE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE CHURCH, THERA-
PEUTIcS = THE CHRIST SCIENTIST - IMPERATIVE,
PURE, BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLITICS, REC
ReATIoN, IN RESPECT OF JESUS THE FLESH PROFIT
ETH NOTHING :" John 6:63, re- 64) AT WAR VS.
THE DEVILS BILLION $ RAckETs THEREIN - CRIME
SEX ALCOHOL TOBACCO IMPURE THERAPEUTICS.
INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS GAMBLING
WE ARE ANSWERING YOUR RECENT REQUEST
~ PRESENTING you EXCLUSIVELY MIGHTY ANGEL
POWER, REAL SUBSTANCE mo SILVER OR GOLD ~
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE COSTS OVER $1,000
WEEK TO PRESENT ITS READERS THAT DIVINE SUB
STANCE THAT FULFILLs OUR MASTERS PROMISE OF
LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY", BUT WHICH THAT WICK
Ed AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION" COULD NOT
"HEAR."
HOWEVER, ABRAHAM LINcoLNs "EMANciPA-
TioN PROCLAMATION, THE ENTIRE CIVIL WAR
'BLooD BATH MYTH WITH LINcoLNS AssAssINA-
TlON-coMPARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM OF JOHN
THE BAPTIST BOTH MARTYRDoMs ACCELERATED
THE MEssIAHsHIP or THE ONE CHRIST. AND SO.
WOMAN Matthew 1899. Revelation Oh. l2:l, -
CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND THE NOON UNDER
HER FEET - WHOSE MAN CHILD. -.
GODS GREATEST MARY. MARY BAKER EDDY. TO
WHOM THE SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRsT SCIENTIST
CLERGY WILL BOW THE KNEE. AND LIKE IT. CON-
pLeTED HER APPRENTICESHIP, AND GOD INTENsI-
FEB MS DlcTArIoNs. BEGUN m cIRLHooD. INTO
HER GOTH YEAR,
Best Wishes
Lovingly and ALPHABETICALLY yours, according
TO Christ,
Andrew Frvshsuf, Publisher of
Gods Detroit Tribune.
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Paratrooper

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- WHICH LEAVES YOU AND YOUR SAVED
WIDE OPEN FOR THE cHRlsT's TEMPORARY RE-
IEcI!oNrAs PER MATTHEW 7:2l-2s: MANY WILL
SAY UNTO NE. LORD, LORD. - 1.-THE CHRISTI
WILL SAY. NEVER KNEW YOU!
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS SUPERIOR PROTECTION
- SURVIVED ALMOST CERTAIN, FATAL. ELEcTRI-
CAL SHOCK
WE RECENTLY READ AGAIN A TESTIMONIAL. IN
EITHER THE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY c.s. MAGAZINE.
OF SUCH SURVIVAL AND WE HAVE READ OF 9TH.
ERs, GOING BACK As YEARS - ALL AUTHENTIC
ELECTRICITY IS INCH VOLTAGE
MORTAL T-H-0-U-C-H-T!!!
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENT KNOWS
THIS - sUBcoNscIoUsLY. OR CONSCIOUSLY - AND
oMNlPoTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE = YOUR "FATHER-
MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNioUs" - THE ONLY
REAL POWER. IN. AND or, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
- REDUCING TO x-No OF zERos THE SEEMING
~ TERRIBLE REALITY or SATAN - "A MURDERER,
LIAR VOID OF TRUTH John s43, AZ - VOID OF
REALITY - REVEALED AND DEMONSTRATED IN
THE 20 YEARS RETURN - FoREvERMoRE =
OF N.Y. Gods CHRIST MARVELLOUS. COLOSSAL
"scIENcE or SCIENCES" or THE UNIVERSE
Peter H. brother, is . student st the
pEIR0l! INSTITUTE Of JEShMQl0gM e.,
PETER GET N.Y. GODS, MARVELLOUS CHkiSI SCI.
ENcE MESSIAH - 1.-THE ONE THING NEEDFuL" AS
Jesus COMMENDED MARY TO COMPLAINING SISTER.
MARTHA.
THE NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTISTS ARE NOT REALLY
EDUCATED THEY FIT THE CHARACTERIZATION, FIRE.
oUENTLY SPOKEN OF: EDUCATED BEYOND THEIR IN
TELLlcENcE' = AND THESE SAME SPEAKERS OFTEN
ARE GUILTY or THAT SPIRITUAL iMPuRlTY. IN
MATURITY STILL RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL
SHORT PANTS
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Edward -

I, YOUR "FATHER-MorHER GOD ALL-HAR-
MONlOUS." HAVE EXCLUSIVELY DONE THE DC
TATNc OF THE CONTENTS. OF THE GREATEST.
PUREsT, BOOK IN THE HISTORY OF MANKIND -
MAKING AVAILABLE THE 'SATAN-FRozEN,' Ex-
elusive REALITY OF GOOD, THE SPIRITUAL. DIVINE.
ANGELIC. OF OUR SENIOR, BASIC PASTOR.
THE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE = DEMAND
ING OF SATAN: TAKE YOUR DIRTY HANDS OFF
or, AND OUT or, HOLY scRlPTURESL AND THE
NoN-cHRST SCIENTIST CLERGY ARE NOT PURE
ENOUGH, TO DO THE JOB i! THEY. THEMSELVES.
NEED PuRlFi6ATIoNl
News) Stevenson Lewis Edwards. IA member Of
socially prominent Detroit family. found dead in his
fathers home Al 2oo ProvenesI. Crosse Poinse Farms
Death apparently accidental" His father and mother
ARE route home from Hawaiian vacation -.
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(esnslsusd srsm osdk P6uej
a 0REA1 W0NDER m MAVEN

VNsHu WVUUEk UU ukAvEW
WOMAN. CLOTHED WITH Tha Sun AND THE
MOON UNDER HER reeT'I WHOSE MAN CHILD
VIAL RuLs rs RuLlMol ALI MATIoNs woyH
NOD or WoW - Revelation i2l. 5.
The NAN CHILD: CHRIST COLOSSAL SCIENCE
Or SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE = UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MIlleNNtUM 70 ALL PEOPLES -
HEALER OF THE NATIoNs'l REVEALING Ex.
elusive REALITY or Externally PERFECT
NATIONS. CREATION. UNIVERSE - Externally,
COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH nv OFFSPRING
- YOUR TRUE BEING - sINLEss DEATHLEss,
MATTERlEss. FLEshlEss ADAAAEveLess
WITHOUT BEGINNING WITHOUT ENDING - sPlRITU-
Al. chkSTLIkE - or suPERsATURATED INcoR-
ROPTIBLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE - YOUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MAR
Vicious MANSIONS - Christ Jesus - VERIFYING THE
GENESIS OF CREATION:
GEN. l:26: MAN, MY IMAGE AND LIKENESS WITTY
DIVINE DOMINION OVER ALL!
v. 81: AND GOD SAW EMERY THING THAT He
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT {! cREAToRl HAD
MADE, AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS f-l-s-l VERY coop"l
1--WE FOSTER AN AGE OF MEDiocRITY"
EDUCATOR ATTACKS ERA OF
COMMON MAN"
Are we doomed by Of the average man?
Hesdmsssr emeritus Claude NJ Fusss Of Philips Academy
thinks and tells why in this article reprinted by per-
mission from the Saturday Review
BY Claude IA. Fvess
worried mother recently called to ask inter.
for her who had failed win scholarship at
we-known private school.
"How did he do on his issss?" asked.
." DON'T KNOW" SHE CONFESSED PLAiNTIvELY.
BUT WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES THAT MAKE? HE'S A
LOT BETTER THAN MOST BOYS WHO GET SCHOLAR.
SHPSw
tried TO explain TO her that this lad in
Cyl could in due marry and and for office
and quality for social security. that when he applied
for financial aid school, he entered contest in
which he had to match his brain power against that Of
others.
BUT THE MOTHER JUST DIDN'T UNDERSTAND
THAT THE MERE FACT OF HER SONS EXISTENCE
PETITION.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

SHINING : MYTHICAL ADAM-EvE HUMAN
RACES : EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
suPfRsAruRATED. 0MNlPRfsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIE I! : NEVER A HUMAN BIRTH.
DEATH. DEF0RMITY. DISASTER. PEsTIlENcE.
WAR. THEREIN. IN ALL ETERNITY ! NEVER AN
ADAM. EVE. NUMEROUS CAIN. JUDAS.
KNAvE OR FOOL : THE ECO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTH00D
''HoW WORKERS TRIcKED BOSS
INTO NICE CONTRACT"
BY Jack creIin
Collective bargaining is a serious business.
This is II should be.
BOTH sDEs-UNIoN AND MANAcEMENT-HAvE
TOO MUCH AT STAKE TO REGARD IT OTHERWISE
Fortunately. however, despite the gravity Of the is
sues, bargaining is not entirely devoid Of humor.
This latter aspect derives from the fact there is
element Of sportsmsnshp involved
LIKE CONTESTANTS IN AN ATHLETIC CONTEST.
EACH SIDE REALIZES BEFORE 1T STARTS THAT SOME
BODY IS GOING TO WIN AND SOMEBODY HAS TO LOSE.
THE IMPORTANT THING IS TO BE CHARITABLE IN
VICTORY AND GRACEFUL IN DEFEAT.
Certain members Of the JAW executive board
discussing such matters the other night during recess
in their regular quarterly meeting here at Solidarity House.
One board member, who shall remain nameless re-
called his troubles with rugged ndviduast in Ohio who
fatty refused to do business with The union.
HE WAS ENGAGED. UNFORTUNATELY, IN THE
MANUFACTURE OF DELICATE ITEM IN WHICH HIS
CUSTOMERS WOULD NOT TOLERATE INTERSECTIONS
FEW OF THE MORE RABD MEMBERS OF THE
UNION DECIDED TO TAKE MATTERS INTO THEIR OWN
HANDS.
THEY STARTED SHOWING UP FOR WORK WITH
STRAIGHT PINS HIDDEN IN THEIR CLOTHING.
AS THE PRODUCTS PASSED DOWN THE ASSEMBLY
LINE THEY WOULD TAKE TURNS PICKING MINUTE
HOLES WHICH SCARCELY COULD BE DETECTED BY
INSPECTORS.
IT TOOK THE DISCOVERY OF ONLY A FEW CASES
or SUCH SABOTAGE FOR THE EMPLOYER TO REALIZE
n HIS PRODUCTS GOT ON THE MARKET IN SUCH A
CONDITION HIS BUSINESS WOULD BE RUINED.
NE SIGNED WITH THE UNION.
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Pentecost =


(ConNsUsd from Beck Ps0eD
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH =
THE REAL - APPREHENDeD AND DECLARED
BY ST. JOHN m REVELATION - IS THUS APPRE-
HENDED BY NY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE.
cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - GOOD
sAMARlTANs.' BROTHERS KEEPERS. - TO-
cETHER WITH MY MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE.
CHRIST COLOSSAL "sceNcE or SCIENCES" or
THE UNIVERSE - UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MiLLEN.
MUM TO ALL PEOPLES is EXPECTING THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" = REVELATION - OF
THE REAL NATIONS CREATION. UNIVERSE
Externally. COMPLETELY POPULATED BY NY OFF,
SPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - SlNLESS
DEATHLEsS MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss. ADAMEvE-
LESS SPIRITUAL. cHRISTLiKE - SUPERSATU-
RATING oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
= iNcoRRUPTBLE. UNAVAILABLE = YOUR TRUE
HABITAT. OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ
Jesvs.
ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES.
MATERIAL" UNIVERSE. ARE MYTHS IL!
ST. PAUL: THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
G-MYTHIcAL-E BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"l
THE UNIVERSE is looes THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT
THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL" ARE DEvILIsH.
MORTAL THOUGHT coUNTERFEITs AND BUR-
LEsoUEs -M-YT-H-s!!!
"PENTEcOsT" AS PER REV. BILLY GRAHAM.
QUESTION:: hear people say: Il have received my
Penteeos Just what does this Does this they
have accepted Christ? Nj
ANSWER: THE WORD "PENTEcosT" MEANS Eff
TIETH." IT WAS A FEAST DAY OF JUDAISM AND WAS
CELEBRATED so DAYS AFTER THE PASSOVER. IT WAS
ON THE DAY OF PENTEcosT THAT THE DISCIPLES OF
CHRIST WERE FILLED WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT. TO-
DAY, u HAVE RECEIVED NY PENTEcosT," WOULD
LITERALLY MEAN II HAVE RECEIVED NY FiFTIETH."
BUT PRESUME THAT THE PEOPLE YOU REFER TO
MEAN THAT THEY HAD RECEIVED THE HOLY SPIRIT
INTO THEIR LIVES.
EVERY CHRISTIAN HAS THE HOLY SPIRIT. With
out the Holy Spirit they couldn't become Christian For II
is He who eonvets of sin, and people to Christ
However, the Holy Spirit doesn't have all Of every
Christian AS empty hearts of self and selfish ways
He fills and The ideal is to be fully
dered to God and filled with His Spirit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1860
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Presbyterian Church Will Have
Thanksgiving Supper This Friday

BURKEVILLE. Nov. 24-The
Presbyterian Church will have a
Tha nksgiving Suprer on Friday
night at $50 pm at the church.
Miss Alma Cary spent Satur-
day in Petersburg.
Mrs. Bill Borum, Mrs. Fran
ces Wilson. and Mrs. Winston
Yeats were shoppers in Rich
rlcnd on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dix. MIR.
and Mrs. william Dix. Mrs.
Pearl Tucker, and John Bright
well spent Sunday in Fredericks-
burg. visiting relatives.
Lewis S, oW is spending this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Borum.
Horace Stafford and Miss
Joyce Spencer are spending the
Thanksgiving HOLIDAYS with Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olan Mclean
and family, Of HopeWell, spent
the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Norton.
Mrs. Eleanor Boswell is a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

week end with her sister. Mrs.
Eiler a Yancey in Elkton.
w. S. Hardwood, of Richmond
and Ed. Bagley. Of Kenbridge,
are spending this week with w.
L. Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Scott
Of Richmond, spent last week
end at Grape Lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Borum Norris
Benny and Mrs. Smith spent
Sunday In Richmond visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam LoWary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Borum and
family spent the week end in
Washington, D. c., visiting Rob
Borum. The Borum's had their
family reunion over the week
end. Mrs. Borum visited with
her sister Mrs. j Milton Davis,
in Alexandria.
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Lease and
children returned home from
Manila. Mrs. Lease is the sister
of Mrs. Al Schmidt.
David Scruggs has entered
the Navy and is taking his Base
Training at Great Lakes, III
Miss Linda Overton, of Black
stone, is spending THANKSGIVING
with her grandmother, Mrs. A.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

daughters. Diane and Donna,
listed the new baby Sunday.
The Maysville Baptist Church
at buckingham Court House has
invited the Bagby Memorial field
of churches to participate in a
lcint baptismal service Novem-
Der 27 at 7:30 pm. at which
time the Rev Hugh Ragland and
the Rev. w. W. Judy will baptize
a number of candidates.
Alexander Stuart Hall, of New
port News, and Colonel Henry
CAN'T. Of Gloucester, are visiting
at Perry Hill" for few days
this week to do some hunting.
They also visited with Miss Jean
Hall and Mrs. Fannie Darrell
while here.
Claude Anderson. Billie Taylor
and Phil Shumaker killed deer
The first day of the hunting sea
son.
Miss Lucille Davis spent Fri
day and Saturday in Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

w. Overton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Hlllsnlan.
Jr., Of Petersburg. spent Satur-
day with MI. and Mrs. Shell
ton Eillsman
Mr.. and Mrs. j, R. Eubank.
ST., Of South Boston, snent the
week end with Mr.. and Ms.
Jimmy Eubank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nuble Barton
and family visited Rev. and Mrs,
Don Campbell at Raphine, Sun
day.
Mr. ard Mrs. Eddie Thonlp-
son and family. OF Richmond.
visited Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ.
Thompson over the week end.
Ed York. Of Falls Church, is
hunting with C. E. Lush for a
few days.
Mrs. R. l. Alter Is VISITING
Mr.. end Mrs. Sob MAYNARD in
Bon Ar.
Nh, ana Mrs.. Perkins Agnew
and BOYS visited friends in Char
lottesville.
Taylor jenkins. Garland Fab-
el. Meade Dixon and Howard
Cox. attended the Dpke-N. c.
Football Game at Cha~el Hill
N. G. oa Saturday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
buckingham All
Contest Winners
re Announced

BUCKINGHAM, Nov. "a
nhvllls OWnbv. Il Buckingham.
Was a fourth place winner in
aning in the Al area canning
srd gardening contest, spon-
scred annually by Sears
The awards program was Sat-
urday November Is at the Sears
store in Lynchbmg.
County winners from Bucking-
ham who received awards in
gardening are first place. Phyl-
is Ownby, second, Sherry Nc
CraW third, Alice Mae Adams:
ioHrth Audrey Patteson; and
fifth. Doris Jones.
County winners in the canning
contest are first, Phyllis Own
bv, second. Alice Mae Adams:
and third Doris Jones.
Mrs. II. K. Anderson and son.
Of Aberdeen. Md, visited with
her parents, Rev, and Mrs. Paul
Gillian.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

patient at St. Lukes Hospital in
Richmond.
Ms 4 L. Yeats has returned
home from Richmond Memorial
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don StraWser
and family, of Hopewell, are
s ending this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Orange
and family and Mrs. Maude
Orange spent two days In Rich
mond last week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. P. Gary.
Miss Barbara Jones spent last
week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jones.
MI. and Mrs. E. B. McNan-
"a, Of Richmond, spent last
week end with Mrs. Richard Pur-
year.
The Presbyterian Youth Eel
lowsh.p met Sunday night at the
church, with Billy Boswell as
.cader
Mrs. W. L. Boswell spent last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25
Visitor From New York Shows
Slides To BES Library Classes

BITCKTNr,u MN 81 ,sics
CORA 9osseu had as her Quest
far seraral dove Iast uoa,. ho,,,
M el ss' ao a dSS so ias1 ~ trS h her
grandn1ofber NJ T ~
sell hofh Of Nov VAT ~. Tbn,,
were on ro,,ta - rra,.ida - ,s -
rfiativs M. rosIsr u,,,o :
Gamers enthusiast sbovad sid
Of animals fro,9, bie o,r, cal,ao,
Hal i H. I;h,s,u cl.eges of III
ihird 1T; fo~r. / gradss q III
Buckinel,aa, rT,[,.,eata,y scbaol
ssiee pnSea,, i ia I5,,.a,;~, ~
thl srfaoI :
,1,rs rl...i. yrs,..i=,,,sr AZ ,,iol,-
,5,cnd 9,r.i,..45 r,5ose,,v - Ian,,,a
III 7har-.-,i5,r -nii6lays ,,-is5
FIJI ,aa-spr ,4rs Il 4 rIs,d,
9,sn
M and Nh. po,ar, noano,
u Ty,,q.,.,,,,t,- sn@S3',e III,
wees ,.5t,, 7rrs noano,..s nor.
ente n, All r.s 5a#f,in en-
n,sErr
ar- Lii ,1,.s . j No. =,
IF g5o,ts+.,o,,tb ,.i.,..a r,;t., h,e
oo,-o,,te A.. ona MIL pI,.,,',
Nqoss III u,ael, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

Bailey
Mr. ara Mrs. Eddie SHEPPARD
visited SUNDAY with her sister.
MSS Helen Johnson. at Manakin.
Mrs Bette DunAuln. of Roa-
noEe, IS visiting her brother. EN-
nl2tt Crews. Mrs. Dunkum, be-
fore coming here. slipped on a
rug and broke her arm. While
here She expects to visit her sis
ters, Mrs, Marine LIeWellyn, Of
buckingham. and Mrs. Sadie
Crews Of Howardsyllle.
Mrs Lewis Wright has been
IN tor the PAST week. She is i'm
proving.
Mrs W. r. Mmmford who has
been si~E for several weeks. IS
allie 10 b. eu1 AGAIN.
Gae IS Sl@5a~ Of Mr.. and Mrs.
al mn4 T. Moon were Mrs.
0lcaas brother and his wife, M.
n3 MRS J. I. Da,,iels, of Mid
al H county and Mr.. and Mrs.
* Oliver Of Pichmond.
TeI' and jennie Raeland are
conf q at home with the
nmmps-
7it. aad Mrs. Dud Coleman
IL ve as their guest this week.
"a Coleman's nephew, Steve
Coleman. Of Radford.
Miss Carrie FITZGERALD visited
her br IT h er and sister-in-
law Mr and Mrs. Tom Fitzger-
aia, Of Slate River Mills. Sun
Jay. Size met her rev great
niece for the first time. She is
~ 'tr 40 FITZGERALD, daughter Of
MT and Mrs. Robert FITZGERALD,
of Richmond.
nr ] NJ. Emmett and son-ln-
laW. Meade Edmonds. Of Clifton
Force were here hunting Nor
DAY.
M. aad Mrs. Pete Moss are
proud parents Of a son, born
Tuesday, November Is. in the
Medical COLLEGE Hospital, Rich
mond Mrs SOC Moss. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Moss, III, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-25

Enchanting .eprodue-
ton Of early American
hand woven art oppro-
priote in any setting.
Preshrunk, Until e S S
machine washable, and
needs no ironing.
Evening star., 1960-05-22


7 Z !
Evening star., 1960-05-22

III ~
Evening star., 1960-06-16
BY the Associated Press

Senate Democratic Leader
johnson of Texas today de-
nounced as "pure blackmail in
its most outrageous sense" the
Communist fomented rioting
that led to cancellation OF
President Eisenhower's visit to
Japan.
He told the Senate the Com
munists did not want the
Japanese people to see an
American President represent
ing a Nation whose basic de-
sires are for peace"
Nevertheless, the Texas Sen
ator said, it can be assumed
the decision to call off the trip
was wise in the circumstances
The whole situation, Senator
johnson went on, raises grave
implications we must consider
carefully"
"It is evident that this is a
time to re-examine our policies
and to determine whether they
are effective in penetrating the
walls which the Communists
Evening star., 1960-06-16
$63.1 Million Sought
In Budget for Schools

rial help for the larger elemen-
tary buildings. In the past all
of them have been deleted
from the budget before final
congressional action, despite
the superintendent's insistence
that they are must" items.
Other highlights of the op-
Grating budget include requests
for lit additional elementary
teachers to reach the long
sought goal of a 30-to-1 pupil
teacher ratio; 100 additional
junior high teachers to reach a
25-to-1 pupil-teacher ratio, end
II additional counselors for
academic and vocational high
schools.
Permanent improvements in
the proposed budget total SIG
million and capital outlay prof.
ectS, $8.5 million.
DR.. Hansen warned that the
capital outlay requests would
be increased by million II
Congress takes no action this
session on a supplemental ap-
preparation for 1960-1 prima-
rily for a new junior high school
at South Dakota avenue anc
Hamilton street NE.
Congress already has ap-
See BUDGET. Page A-3
Evening star., 1960-06-16
2 u. S. Aides Seized
By Cuba, Ordered Out

seized with a group of Cubans
they were visiting in a resi-
dental section of Havana and
then released.
This is the first such ex-
pulsion of American Embassy
officials ordered since Prime
Minister Fidel Castro took
over Cuba 18 months ago.
In Washington there was a
report that one of the Ameri-
cans was manhandled. If that
should prove true, the matter
could turn into a major diplo-
matte incident.
The State Department would
not confirm the report. Officials
would only say they were in
vestigating it along with other
angles of the case.
Another report in Washing
ton was that the men were
hauled before Raul Castro,
brother of the rebel leader,
and given a severe tongue LASH
ing.
The men are both assistant
legal attaches in the Havana
Embassy. One State Depart
ment official said the Legal
staff has been increased in re-
cent months due to agrariar
reform policies of the Castro
regime, which involved the
take-over of United State;
owned properties.
Evening star., 1960-06-16

HAVANA, June l6 (AP).-
The Cuban government today
accused two United States En-
bassy officials of "conspirlng
with a group of counterrevolu-
tionists" and ordered their i'm
mediate expulsion from Cuba,
United States Ambassador
Philip Bonsal promptly pro-
tested.
A Cuban government an
nouncement said Edwin l..
Sweet of Abilene, Tex, and
William G. Friedemann of
Saltwater, Okla, both assistant
legal attaches, were surprised
late last night at a meeting
with a group of Cubans.
The semiofhcial newspaper
Revolution reported the case
under the headline 1.-TWO Amer
ican Diplomats Expelled for
Conspiracy" It said both
Americans tried to escape but
were caught by military inves-
tigation agents and held until
the Foreign Ministry ordered
their release.
Mr.. Bonsal Immediately pro-
tested the "unwarranted action
of Cuban officials in detainine
two members of the Embassy
staff entitled to diplomatic
immunity"
The embassy said Mr.. Sweet
and Mr.. Friedemann had beer
Evening star., 1960-06-16
Officials Discard
Doy-OId PIon for
RossIyn Circle

National Capital Parks has
discarded temporarily-after a
one-day trial-a new plan de-
signed to ease traffic around the
Rosslyn circle at Key Bridge.
Previously Supt. Harry T.
Thompson of the National
Capital Parks announced that
the northbound ramp from the
George Washington Memorial
parkway running up to Rosslyn
circle would be closed for so
days, starting yesterday.
So the signs went up yes
terday. Today they we're down.
An NCP spokesman explained
today the organization wants
to look into the matter a little
further and make sure that
1t will not mess things up too
much" at Rosslyn. He said
they decided the matter needs
more thought.
The Office was convinced that
in seeking to help one group
of motorists, the new plan
could interfere with other traf-
flc movement.