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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

fecting health. strength =.
tue and the full force Of ~.
more abundantly. "'
So let us be fair. ana
square in accord with Goa
and Christ Jesus and NO ysl,
clearly see how to deal rioh -
~ with our felIowman. n"a
alone shows us how TO cla,,
up disagrceab,e incidents ~
human affairs.
The following excerpts O,
Truth gives renewed inspira.
ton.
The prayer that reform,
INC sinner and heals The sieL
is an absolute faith that AT
things are possible 10 God
q spiritual understanding q,
Him. and vnseIved Love"
(S&H P la
The Prayer Of Faith
And esus answering
saith unto them, Have fai,b
in Cod" Mark 1l.22
Judge not. that ye be no,
judged.
For with what judgement
We judge. We shall be Judged
and with what measur ye
mcte 1t shall be mea lred
TO you again Matt : l.2
sirniIisudes Of the Belle err
"Ye are fhe salt o. the
earth: but il the salt rave
lost his SAVIOUR. wher, with
shall IL be ralied? il is m nee.
forth good for noinins but
TO be cast out, and to be
trcSden under foos CT men.
I'VE are the light CT ire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
PARKER JAILED

Police arrested Richard Frank
Parker white member of Tall
ahassee CORE. who had been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
VIC VET
SAYS

OIL wen, on VAS pension
roll this year. under TIE new
system effective Juiy ! 1860.
and | understand NH receive
an income quesilonnaire soon.
whi.h' also vii ~ my net WORTH.
VII you explain tins term fDr
me please
A--Nef worth for VA pension
purpose is the market vslue CT
ell property YOU own except your
home and personal belongings
necessary for your dsy-to-dsy Iiv-
ing, such as your automobile.
closhine. household furniture,
iewelry and the like-anYtain3
necessary for your dayicday Iiv-
ing.
Q-Does the VA have any sert
q Christmas eft ce~'..4c re
arrangement whereby could
give Pal ent friend the cert
cate and let him choose gift
himself ~ 10 the value Ct the
certificate?
c-Yes, cn.y the certificates
are coupons. sold IN books. The
Coupon Books are sold for as
little as fifty cents. or IS mesh
as five cellars, for esen Beck.
TIE patient spends sne eorpons
al his hoepitsl can.een picking
cut whsFayer pleases him LOST
vrfe letter 70 tie hsnaaer CT
re w hospital yorr friend is
H.. Tel him what you want.
Q-Are there any restrictions
On Gil insurance that would make
Il, policy invalid if the veteran
Is engaged in a hazardous oc-
cupation?
A-There is no such restriction
on CT insurance. The veteran
may engage in any occupation,
no matter how hazardous. with
oct altering tne terms CT his
policy or me amount CT his pre-
MUM.
OIL understand that by new
law World War II veteran now
has until July %. 1862. in which
to file an application for CT loan
Just what steps toward getting
a loan have to be taken by that
date?
A--6y that date, lender must
al least have agreed TO make fhe
loan and must have requested
places no limitation on the time
needed TO complete the deal,
once your lender has agreed and
VAS approval. The new law
asked for VAS approval.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

The only rieans By which
God has ever spoken to man
X nd. IS through the spiritual
hea.irc GID s'e ore Mind,
one Spi'iI ard SOL 4; tic
Only real Love, s01sfance
end svsr'ssi &c lie. TIE &C.
tive p~~Sf is II ut noW ss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Good thoughts To Remember

FOR UNTO YOU IS BORN THIS DAY IN The CITY
cr DAVID 4 SAVIOUR WHICH IS CHRIST THE LORD.
Ard suddenly there with the angel r7t'..'Sde
a. .,e hssveny ros- prssng God, and saying
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST, AND ON EARTH
pIAcE Good Will TOWARD MEN" Luke z: II, 10, IA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

by parap'eS no NAV
known the secrets OF the
s,as. n was by healing. cur
in-, sfiI,iru the storm. feed
ir- IRE tvnnry, giving new
r7irify-l li-hs, doing away
with old prcivd'-cs. and he
spresdln9 Of The Gospel 10
the poo, the poor in spirit
vsI understanding. And u Is
in This way we in some r1ea.
sure make manifest that
Mind which was In Christ
Jesus. n is through helping to
reoenersse the hearts. and
consciousness Of mankind TO
TIE knowledge Of recognition
Of Spiritual understanding.
ever all shadows OF evil, that
We sors,5 TIE gospel.
And the Lord said. Simon
behold. Satan hath desired
@ have you. that he may sift
-Ou as wheat:
But ! have PRAYED for
thee. that thy faith fail not:
and whcn thou art converted.
strengthen THY brethren.
And he said unto him.
Lord. | am ready to go with
thee. both into prison. and
0 death.
And he said unto them.
yhen | sent you without
purse. and scrip, and shoes.
lacked We any thing And
thev said. nothing" luke
22.8l-35l
And when re was ~ the
plsce he said Unto them,
Pray That We enter not into
'sr,ofsfion." Luke 22:i0l
AND H5 SAID UNTO
THEM. WHY SLEEP YE?
RISE AND PRAY. LEST YE
ENTER TEMPTATION."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
FEAR NO EVIL

Bv>psrsbiss ne made fectng health strength =.
known the secrets Of the tue and the full force ~ ,s
.,.s Nv healino. eur. more ablndanflv '"t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

OIL understand that by new
law a World War II veteran now
has until July %. 1862. in which
to file an application for CT loan.
Just what steps toward getting
loan have to be taken by that
date?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

A-There is no such restriction
on CT insurance. The veteran
may engage in any occupation,
no matter how hazardous, with
oct altering the terms OF his
policy or The amount Ct his pre-
MUM.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
John Temple Groves
The Pot And The Kettle

"A very black pot calling a
comparatively white kettle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

travel
Fortunately, Charles Gregory Can
non, accent and all, did not surpass
this mark. The example is an inter-
esting one, however, because it en-
phasizes the huge credit business U. S.
citizens are now engaged in.
Credit cards are easily obtainable
by almost anyone = because of COM
petition between the various COM
panies 49, and just about all one has
to do is send off few dollars to OBJ
tain certain cards. Nevertheless, in
these good times, surprisingly few of
the cards have been fraudulently
used, and bills are paid by an i'm
pressive percentage Of card holders.
This will probably remain true, at
least until a recession or depression
arises.
The trend in all fields of finance
is toward credit, and this trend is not
without some inherent dangers. 1t is
q fine commentary Oh the American
way of life, thus far. that so few de-
faults and frauds have been encoun-
tered Purchasers Of automobiles on
credit terms, for example, have es-
tablished surprisingly consistent
record of payment in recent years.)
Unfortunately, it appears that the
crooks are just beginning to exploit
this huge credit operation and - as
a result stricter qualifications for
cards can be expected in the future,
and higher cost may result. 1t is ex-
timated w. in this connection - that
Cannon tool someone for ride for
about S5o,OOo.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Letters To Editor
Visitor Enjoys
Stay In Farmville

Editor of Herald:
1t was my privilege to register
at Hotel Weyanoke Friday eve
ming, to raise my windows and
breathe some air as freedom
loving people.
During my two day stay l
visited some of your citizens. l
know that you have problems
but l am amazed at your simple,
commonSense methods of deal
ing with those problems.
Saturday, I walked your
streets. searching the faces of
Negroes for signs of resentment.
l saw none.
Sunday, I slept late, then
walked down to the restaurant
for my breakfast. The streets
were full Of people, then sud
denly the streets were empty
white and Negro were all in
church.
l could fill an issue of your
paper with words of admiration
but just let me say that Prince
Edward County is a bit of
America of which I am proud.
Jack Krouse,
Front Royal, Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

fersOn.
Fla, Lausche. Ohio's truely
liberal governor and senator.
who is a Roman Catholic, quot
ed him to this column in 1856
when talk of the Ohoian for
President was creating already
the religious issue now rampant.
It's evidence before the world"
Jefferson said Of his religion.
lis to be sought in my life; if
that has been honest and duti-
full to society, the religion which
has regulated it cannot be
bad one -
II have judged of others re-
Ggion by their lives, for it is
from their lives and not from
their words that their religion
must be read BY the same test
must the world judge me-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Double Check

S-h-ee Eek President Harry
Truman is in the State they
are having mock Convention.
They are starting off right :.
can't tell how it will end up. May
be so near the real thing folks
may even get confused as if
they won't already.
Bringing back old times old
faces is like hiking through the
clover again. All administrations
go down in history this one
is the first to carry the nation
with it.
The Hike Ike's" are like the
boy who stood on a burning
deck boy, all over the world
there is a echo Of no likes. His
trips abroad appear frrutless.
He'd have better stuck to golf.
There was a continual parade of
goofing and golfing all the way
but why do we remark
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

crimes such as were committed by this
man. The public is inclined to sympa-
thize with condemned criminals forget
ting too soon the misery that their
crimes have produced. The death Of the
victim is soon forgotten when sympthy
is built up for murderer
In the United States, where the ac-
cused is innocent until proved guilty
and every safeguard is thrown around
fair trials, justice is slow. In the case
of Chessman reprieve after reprieve had
been obtained over period of IL years
since he was convicted and sentenced
Certainly he received every opportunity
to prove his innocence Nowhere else in
the whole wide world could condemned
person have delayed the execution as
was done in this case
He was guilty Of heinous crimes a.
gainst society, repeated time and again
He fought against God and man, be-
lieved in neither.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

enthusiasm, take action.
Education has a grave responsibility
in the training Of the younger people.
Elementary and secondary educational
programs as we'll as collegiate and
university instruction must assume re-
sponsibility for the direction and full
education of their charges. We recall a
professor of philosophy at college, who
would give his class all of the latitude
possible in expression, lead them far
a-field, and then bring them back to
fundamental PHILOSOPHERS before the
completion the discussins. He was
a scholar, capable of teaching the sub
iect without strangling either thought
or discussion.
AS students clash constituted author
lty in SO many nations, we begin to
wonder if the educational systems, or
the instruction received is completed,
or, if the professors allow their stu
dents too much latitude in discussions
and fail to return them to the funda-
mentas, as was the case in our ex-
perience.
At any rate, continued uprisings of
students should cause educators to reas-
sess the instruction they are giving the
students.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
The Life Of Riley

ANOTHER yokel has done it. The
Z somewhat aristocratic Charles Gre
CORY Cannon has been living it up re-
Gently at the rate Of about $4,000
month.
Cannon has been sporting a British
accent, silver-handled cane, and
many DISCUSSES. He was doing rather
we'll, until he was interviewed recent
ly by several agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
Going with Cannon to his luxurious
suite in d prominent New York hotel,
the agents found portable printing
press. 1t seems that the dapper Can
non had used his printing press to
print his own credit cards, checks,
and identifications.
interestingly, this system had work
ed we'll for Cannon for months, and
he had travelled extensively through
out the United States and in at least
one other country. He is estimated to
have cashed thousands Of dollars
worth of fraudulent checks; thus his
talent as printer cannot be questioned
In fact. Cannon's talent as an i'm
personator and actor is also beyond
question, and he enjoyed credit card
ride something like another imposter
recently. The earlier swindler went
from coast to coast, and spent tens
of thousands of dollars, and when cap
turned admitted FRANKLY that ho had
just taken a notion to go out ION the
card" and had wanted to see how
much he could charge. 1t was estima-
ted that he had charged over one hun
dred thousand dollars worth of en-
tertainment, accommodations and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

about such things at this time?
Can we Democrats make a
higher mark on the records? No
longer are we being fenced in.
The world the Moon the Stars
are no limit these days. Taxes go
up. incomes well where
did they go?
If the Russians land on Mars
there will be no limit to outer
space. People want some where
to go. They are tired of going to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

and fro up and down this Earth.
Some seem to want to get out of
it all even that won't do the
trick We better try and make
this a better World in which to
live. The way is prepared. Bet
ter follow the way best known to
man and with Gods help.
Thanks for reading.
Yours,
J. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
The Weather Men

The Weather Bureau thot we have
Today in Washington,
1t seems to me, it's plain to see,
A darn bum job has done.
From toxes poid by all of US,
These fellows get their pay;
But how these guys prognostioote,
Fills me with much Disney.
Though with scientific qogets
They ore always messing,
think, my friend, thot in the end
They ore mostly guessing
They tell about the rains we've had,
Amount Of snow that fell
But Of weather that is coming,
They often foil to tell
! wish that they would spend less time
On prognosticotion;
And then devote their energy
o weather regulation.
When IT'S too wet, they give us rain
And none when weother's dry;
In winter time we darn near freeze,
In summer time, we fry.
The lovely blooms thot spring time brings,
Came out on my peach trees,
And now the darn old weather men
Have killed them with freeze
Why cont these guys mix wet and dry,
Hot and cold together;
And tor the dough thot we pay them.
Serve US better weather.
They claim that they are weather men,
But my friends, | doubt it,
Because with all their weather tok,
They, nothing do about it
l. D WHITAKER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Finally Settled

CARYL Chessman, convicted of burg
larry, armed robbery, kidnapping,
sex perversion, sentenced to die in the
gas chambers of California for IL years,
finally was executed Monday, amid a
storm of protests from those against
capital punishment in the United States,
and sympathizers in several foreign
nations.
While in prison he wrote several
books. Cell 2455 Death Row became
a best-seller, and was translated and
published in several languages Chess
man must have been intellectual, but
confirmed anti-social at heart At his
own request his body was cremated
without religious service - he was an
atheist
The taking of human life is ire
mendous responsibility as a debt for
crime against society, but we believed
it is justified in certain instances as a
deterrent against the commission of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Students Clash

TUESDAY mornings newspapers car
ried headlines: "Students Again
Clash With Turkish Troops, "Students
Defy Marshall Law In Korea. 1t had
familiar ring. During the past few
months there have been student up
risings in Cuba, Brazil, Italy, and other
countries We do not recall. What is the
meaning of this student unrest?
1t will be recalled that Hitler cor
rallied the youth in his movement to
overthrow the German government. So
did Mussolini in Italy. The young mind
is pliable, easily influenced, and can be
bent to revolution. 1t would seem to
us that the unrest in the world today
has been carefully planned and is being
successfully executed for the overthrow
Of established governments. These up
risings Just do not take place voluntari-
ly. In our opinion Communist influence,
and Communist strategy are directing
the forces which put revolutionary up
risings into effect
For many years we have thought that
the elders listen too much to the Young
sters anyway Granted that this is a
young peoples world, we know full we'll
that knowledge and experience must
guide the unbounding energies of the
younger people, lest they, in their
Evening star., 1960-08-31
President Tells
Key 10 Victory

President Eisenhower told a
group Of Republican candi-
dates for Congress today that
an "outgiving personality" is
one Of the important qualifics-
tions for winning elections.
People have got to know
you and have got to like what
they know" Mr.. Eisenhower
said.
Therefore. he advised the
group of about $50 G. o. P.
congressional candidates, each
of them must wear out a lot
of shoe leather" in trying to
meet everyone in his district.
Mr.. Eisenhower added thAt
a candidate could not hope to
win an election by just sitting
in an Office and directing po-
litical strategy.
He told the candidates that
he hoped each of them would
have resounding success in the
November elections because 81
am convinced that through
such people AS you we are go
ing to keep this country safe,
f1scally sound and straight on
the tough middle way to future
progress"
Mr.. Eisenhower spoke to the
candidates in the White House
rose garden after they had filed
through his Office to have in
dividual pictures made with
him for use in their campaigns.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
Ex-senator Flanders
Stays in Hospital

SPRINGFIELD, VT, Aug. 81
(AP Former United States
Senator Ralph E. Flanders, Re-
publican of Vermont, was re-
ported feeling we'll" today at
Springfield Hospital where he
was admitted last night with
an undisciosed ailment.
DR.. Robert Richards said the
nature of Mr.. Flanders illness
has not been determined and
fUrth er examinations are
planned today. The 79-year-
old former Senator was strick-
en- at his home shortly after
returning from a fishing trip
yest..day, the doctor said.
Evening star., 1960-08-31

intellectuals of the United
States"
He added:
The best period in our re-
lations with the U. S. A. was the
period when FranSlin d.
Roosevelt was President, and
we highly revere his memory"
Mr.. Khrushchev said Mr.
Nixon and President Eisen-
hover have the same policy
"and if Nixon becomes Presi-
dent. this President will not be
better than Eisenhower and
hence the results will evidently
be the same"
Sure of Eventual Victory
Turning from United States
politics to the world scene, the
Premier said:
I'VE are absolutely sure the
socialist way of life has all the
advantages over the capitalist
way of life. but one should be
tolerant of those Who misunder-
stood this-they still do not
realize the success of socialism
and its advantages"
Mr.. Khrushchev spoke at a
restaurant in a current Hungar-
ian industrial exhibition.
Asserting he would prefer a
Communist to be elected Presi-
dent of the United States, he
said, conditions have not yet
matured for this"
But tomorrow they will ma
ture. When this tomorrow will
come. within how many years
it will come-that is another
question.
But it is bound to come be-
cause the future is with COM
munism."
Mr.. Khrushchev said he would
not be sorry if the new Ameri-
can President continued the
policies of Mr.. Eisenhower and
Mr.. Nixon because "our sue
cesses do not depend on them
but depend wholly and entirely
on our people,"
Evening star., 1960-08-31

press conference for 2 pm. to-
morrow and also planned to
meet tomorrow with Adlai Ste
venson, who will be in Wash
ington to address the American
Bar Association.
Today he was scheduled to
have conferences with Gov
Stephen McNichols of Colorado,
Representative Bowles of Con-
necticut and Homer Brinkley.
president of the National Coun-
Gil OF Farmer Co-Operatives.l
He planned to lunch with Dem
ocratic Senators who are up for
reelection this year and to
record a television show with
Thorn Lord, Democratic candi-
date for the Senate in New
Jersey.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
1S-Sfafe Tour
Starts Friday

Senator Kennedy has out
lined a campaign schedule that
will take him into 18 States in
the first 81 days of September
The tour opens Friday with
a one-day swing into Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire and
Maine. On Saturday the DEM
ocratic nominee will be in
Anchorage, Alaska.
He spends Labor Day in a
four-city swing through Mich
igan. then flies to the Pacific
Coast by way of Pocatello,
Idaho, for six days of cam
paigning in Washington, Ore
gon and California.
Will Speak in Texas
On September IL and l3 he
will make his first appearances
in Texas then fly via St. Louis
to New York, where he will
make two speeches on Septem-
ber IA. Senator Kennedy will
stump northern New Jersey
September Is and address a
Democratic rally in Harrisburg,
Pa, that night.
On September 16, he will
tour eastern Pennsylvania, then
speak at a Embarrassing dinner
in Baltimore. September II will
be given over to North Caro-.
lima, and September 10 to West
Virginia. He will be back in
Washington on September 20
for his first nationally tele-
vised speech from a S100-a-
plate dinner here. The next
day he will campaign in Ten
neSSee.
To Meet Stevenson
The Senator named his ad-
miniStrative assistant, Timothy
]. Reardon. yesterday, as his
campaign co-ordinator for the
six New England States.
Senator Kennedy scheduled g
Evening star., 1960-08-31
Oldest Fair Opens

BATH, N. Y, Aug. 81 (AP).-
The Steuben County Fair. said
to be the Oldest in the United
States, opens here today. The
fair, begun in 1896, will run
through Labor Day. More than
$4,000 in premium money for
competitive exhibits will be
offered.
Evening star., 1960-08-31
Nixon, Kennedy Look
Alike to Khrushchev

MOSCOW, Aug. 81 (AP).-
Nikita S. Khrushchev says
United States presidential can.
didates Richard M. Nixon anc
John F. Kennedy look the same
equally undesirable-to the
Communist world.
"They are a pair of boots,
the Soviet Premier said yester-
day.
Which is better, the right
or left boot?" he asked. 1T
would be difficult to distinguish
between them"
Mr.. Khrushchev called Vice
President Nixon and Senator
Kennedy "lackeys of monopoly
capital" who are trying to out
do each other in their anti
Communist blasts.
Addressing a luncheon party
in Moscow. he said he wanted
to give his appraisal of the two
men "in order to put an end to
talks that I favor one presiden-
tial candidate and not the
other"
Of the two, the Premier said.
he knows less about Senator
Kennedy, having talked with
him only briefly in Washing
ton on his United States tour
last year.
GibeS at Nixon
Mr.. Khrushchev drew laugh
ter with extended gibeS at Mr..
Nixon who, he said, wants to
be the first genius of the cap
italist world who shows how
communism can be destroyed" p"
Then he went on:
I'VE have more than once
ridiculed such theoreticians,
and we shall laugh again"
Mr.. Khrllshchev said it is
possible Mr.. Nixon's children,
and certainly his grandchil-
dren. will live under COM
munism.
This, he said. will be brought
about not by the Russians but
"by the working class. the
working farmers, the working