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Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

being the lowest and best bid
submitted is hereby accepted.
/. is hereby ordered that
the sum of S i 1859 be paio
to Mrs. Andrew p. Smith,
Sheriff being the 2R Home
stead Fee on the Homestead
reimbursement.
1t is hereby ordered that the
sum Of $4,000 per month be
paid the Golden Age Nursing
Home for the care of Mrs.
susie Dent, an INDECENT sick
person.
1t is hereby ordered that the
sum of $500 per month be
paid to Carrie Powell an in
digent sick person.
1t is hereby ordered that the
sum Of $500 per month be
paid to Mrs. Annie Wallis for
the care of Miss Ophelia Ne
therland, an INDECENT sick per-
son.
1t is hereby ordered that the
sum of $1,000 per month be
paid the Mississippi Surplus
Property Procurement Com
mission for 2 light plants to
be used by the Civil Defense
Council of Holmes County.
The final approval order
from the State Tax Commits.
sion has been received APP
proving the Personal Rolls Of
Holmes County, and the Clerk
is hereby directed to make
two copies, one for the Sher-
if and Tax Collector and one
for the State Tax Commission.
The following allowances
are hereby made to-Wi.: l.. =.
Johnson, M. B. S. No. l
$500. 90; O.. R. Campbell, M.
B. S. No. 2 S3O0.OO; w. Leslie
Smith, M. B. S. No. 3 S3OO.00;
Estell Scott, M. B. S. No. 4
$500. 90; w. w. Salley, M. B.
S. No. 5 $3OO.OO; Parham H.
Williams, Clerk $4,000; Mrs.
Andrew Smith, Sheriff $1,000.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED
THAT THE BOARD DO NOW
ADJOURN UNTIL THE RE-
GULAR OCTOBER, 1861,
MEETING.
w. Leslie Smith, PresidenL
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

Yazoo Valley Flee Power
Assn. 6.55
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

les, mathematics, natural
sciences, and word usage. The
evaluation of educational
strengths and weaknesses is
particularly important at this
stage of a students scholas-
tic career, the principal ex-
piained, SO that school autho-
rites, parents and the stud
ants themselves may make
,etter decisions about future
arecrs.
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28
ROAD THREE SPECIAL

1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
payable out of the Beat Three
Special Fund, as follows:
.Petermann Gravel Co. $3.50
Southland Company 465.15
Alabama Asphaltic Lime
stone Co. 545.87
Oscar Rogers 1874
James Harthcock 1870
Edward Chisolm 134.55
Norman Stewart 1877
Jack Spencer 1875
Spencer Gravel Co. 1880
Joe E. Hearn 1928
j. B. Russell $685. 40
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

Miss. Power & Light Co. 5.33
Terry's Garage 1927
City of Lexington 200
Holders Repair Shop 12.4O
Lexington Implement Co.
333.19
Hutchinson & Allen Lumber
Co. 349.76
Spot Cash Tire Co. 55.9o
Lexington Auto Parts Co.
1919
Holloman Mch. & Supply Co.
$50
Crown Service Station 3.25
Mcclellan & Ellington 12.4U
C. o. Sudbeck 900
Peoples Oil Co. 1929
j. r. Booth 1000
j. d. Bruce 1880
Vernon c.. Ray 1920
Oscar Dawes 1880
James Martin 130.4S
Texaco, Inc. 487. Sc
Holmes Colunty Coop. 55.45
Thurmond's 14.37
Southland Service Station
o. EE
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28
FUND

1t is hereby ordered that the
following accounts be allowed
due and payable out of the
County Fund as follows:
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

AiTFEU "-IF CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE on
SUNDAY
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28
BRIDGE FUND

After due and legal adver-
tisement for bids to construct
certain roads in District No.
Two, the bid Of L "a Con-
struction Company for the
sum of $50, 406.35 being the
lowest and best bid submitted
is hereby accepted.
Pursuant to due and legal
advertisement for bids to
furnish Holmes County for the
use and benefit Of the County
Agents office of a new mi
meograph machine and stand
the bid of The Office Supply
Company in the sum of S4o8.00
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28
Official Proceedings OF The Board Of Holmes County Supervisors August 1861

In Re: Road Report for
Separate Road District No. 4.
The Road Report for Sepa-
rate Road District No. 4 hav-
ing been filed with the Board,
and the same having been o..
Ked by the Board, it is mere
" oruered that the following
accounts be allowed due and
payable as follows:
Moses Ford Co. 27.5I
Shields Oil Co. 1920
Shields Oil Co. 200. 04
Weathersby Chev-Buick Co.
$50
o. w. Nixon $3.50
Walter Wigley 11l.69
Jim Davis 1000
S. w. Hearn 1000
Mrs. Bobbie Edwards 3.54
Mrs. Vincent Fonti 1855
Yazoo Valley Elec Power
Assn. 6.55
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

In Re: PickenS and Rich
land Road District Report.
lie road Report for the
Pickens and Richland ROAD
District having been filed
with the Board, and the same
having been O.Ked by the
Board, it is hereby ordere~
that the following accounts be
allowed due and payable a.
follows:
Irby Toombs 1868
Luther Upton 99.44
Byrd White 99.44
j. P. Malone, Jr. 1877
j. A. Tolar 1853
Hall Supply & Equip. Co.
1872
Henson Motor Co. go.
Standard Oil Co. 1858
Presley Chev. Co. 400
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

In Re: Road Report for
Separate Road District No. 3.
The Road Report for Sepa-
rate Road District No. 3 hav-
ing been filed with the Board,
and the same having been O..
Ked by the Board, it is here
by ordered that the following
accounts be allowed due and
Holmes County herald., 1961-09-28

In Re. Separate Road Dis
trict No. 1.
The Road Report for Sepa-
rate Road District NO. l haV-
ing been filed with the Board,
and the same having been y.
Ked by the Board, it is here
by ordered that the following
accounts be allowed due and
payable as follows:
Womack Bros, Inc. 1851
Womack Bros, Inc. 1886
Womack Bros, Inc. 3O3.85
Greenwood Radiator Works
Al. so
Weathersby Chew Buick Co.
1856
Blaylock's Feed & Seed 1880
Crown Service Station 1915
HI1tobicOn e Allen TJ1mhnr
Evening star., 1961-12-25

cent 1862 budget assessments
were a much-needed redistribu-
ton of>the financial burden in
volved in maintaining the fam
lily of nations.
Nationalist China, for in
stance, used to carry, Sol pei
cent of the budget. now re-
duced to 4.57 per cent. The So
Wet Union, which claims world
superiority in many areas
raised heavy objections when
it's share of the U.N. budget
was increased from 1852 pei
cent to 1897 per cent. The
United States budget assess
ment was reduced from 32.51
per cent for 1861 to 32.02 pei
cent for 1862 through 1864
Contributions under the new
assessment scheme rank in the
following order: United States
Soviet Union, United Kingdom
France, China Japan, Italy and
India.
Most of the newly admitted
nations, such as the African
states which recently became
independent, pay the minimum
budgetary contribution of 0.04
per cent of the budget, or the
sum of $2.667.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Legend of the Nightingale That Nested
In the Stall Where Jesus Was Born
RALPH McGILL

Birds are perhaps the IA
vorites of Gods many crea-
tionS.
The pleasure of having a
bird feeder about the house
is one of the purer enjoy
ments of life. They are beau
tiful without exception. There
are no ugly birds. They have
many foibles shared by hu-
mans, but their beauty causes
us to overlook these. or to be
amused.
1t is not at all a coinci-
dence that birds are the CEN
ter of some of the most pleas
ing and happy stories about
the great events of the Bible
in the folklore legends Of the
ancient countries where the
bearded prophets, the Apos-
ties and Christ lived and had
their being.
One of these concerns the
nightingale, which Keats i'm
mortalized in lode to a
Nightingale:
Thou vast not born for
death, immortal bird!
No hungry generations
tread thee down;
The voice 1 hear this passing
night was heard
Evening star., 1961-12-25

that the financial dilemma of
the U. N. could be solved with
in a short period of time.
Take the recent discussions
Of increased assessments for
the Soviet Union" he sug-
gested. The Russians are i'm
plying that the Western demo-
cracies are injecting cold-war
tactics in their financial deli
berations. One Soviet collegue
accused me of doing just this.
I answered him that we are
willing to hear his argu-
mentS and to take a vote on
them, and that he was the one
injecting political terminology
into the discussion by crying
discrimination
In fact, the Soviets have a
much better chance to win their
point now than when the U. N.
was founded" DR.. Quijano
stated. In the first years, the
vote ran almost invariably 46
CWestern nations) to five so
Wet bloc). Nowadays, with the
admission of the so-called nom
committed nations to the fold.
the Soviets have a much bet
ter chance of convincing some
body of thir schemes, what
ever they may be-"
DR.. Quijano said that the re-
Evening star., 1961-12-25

the film be shown, even if only
privately"
Following the showing here,
the Italian police sent out a
circular letter to all projects
warning them that any film
projection to which outsiders"
were invited "in numbers" could
no longer qualify as a private
showing.
Giorgio la Pira continues to
be a thorn in the side of his
party. The 57-year-old bachelor
takes his religious seriously, to
the extent of living, as a guest,
in a Dominican monastery and
wearing used clothing that the
monks collect. He is called THE
SANITY Mayor" and also THE
Mad Saint"
Because Florence still votes
about SO per cent Communist
in city elections Mr.. la Pira is
the only compromise candidate
the city council can offer who
will be acceptable both to Cath
olics and Communists. mayors
in Italy are elected from and
by the city councilO
The only ones who dare to
attack Mr.. la Pira are the Fas-
-cists. Last spring they tried to
turn their attack from words
into actions and were waiting
for the mayor outside church
where he was attending mass.
Fortunately. some anti-fas-
cist youths got wind of the plan
and Lit into the FaScists while
the mayor was let out of the
church by q side door.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

In ancient days by emperor
and clown;
Perhaps the Selfsame song
that found a path
Through the sad heart Of
Ruth, when sick for home,
She stood in tears amid the
alien corn. :"
Jesus was born, as we all
know. in one of several caves
or stalls cut into the side of
a hill at Bethlehem. 1t was
one Of the stalls Of a cara
vanSerai. You may see them
even today in parts of the
Holy Land, in India and in
Arabia.
They are picturesq e
places, where the camel, dom
key or horse caravans come.
Their attendants sleep in the
stalls or on piles Of straw and
blankets in the open by their
animals. The area about the
stalls will be filled with dogs,
people coming and going. and
with cooking fires. The air
will be heavy in late after
noon with the smell of NUT
ton or goat meat cooking and
of tea being brewed. All about
will be vendors of the sweet
Evening star., 1961-12-25

marskjold called the Bolivian
delegate. Macial Tamayo, to
his office and told him that
an unpleasant situation might
arise If his country did not
fulfill her obligations. Mr.. Ia
mayo took the hint, and stayed
away from U. N. proceedings
until he was able to report pay
ment of the debt"
Besides the Iron Curtain
countries. says DR.. Quijano, his
own Latin American colleagues
are the biggest headaches to
the U. N. budget committee.
Better Chance Now
But the reason for their fl
nancial troubles are different" "
he said. II can describe them in
two words: Unrealistic budg-
cts" He explained that many
of the countries south Of the
Rio Grande balance their budg-
cts by upping tax estimates In
an unrealistic fashion. W h e n
the time comes that these taxes
should be in the national till,
however, internal policy has
long since reverted to the time
honored Latin American tech
nique of leak-plugging. And
the hole in the U. N. budget is
always lowest on the list" DR..
Quijano added.
DR.. Quijano, a long time
U. N. delegate, was doubtful
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Frondizi Urged to Study Pronouncement
OF the Catholic Bishops of America

attitude and offer no de-
fense? The word "noninter-
vention" can be interpreted
to mean q hands-off attitude
even when the lives and
property of Argentine citi-
zens resident in Cuba are
threatened.
There Is an unfortunate
tendency today to down.
grade moral law because 1t
is expedient to do so. The
philosophy that "the end JUS
titles the means" is extolled
by Mr.. Nehru Of India and
Mr.. Sukarno of Indonesia
and, of course, by the rapa-
cious regime in Moscow.
But should this be ignored
by the free world? President
Frondizi might we'll study a
recent pronouncement by the
Catholic bishops Of America
on the subject Of moral law.
They said in part:
I'm today's world, our most
obvious duty is to speak out.
to make open profession of
religious beliefs and moral
convictions, to reaffirm
morality as the foundation of
our Nations past greatness
and Of its future aspirations.
Because we have so often
faltered in our course, and
because the Communist ma
tions have profited by our
mistakes to inspire false
ideals and to awaken glitter
ing but barren hopes. we
must not be discouraged.
imagining that our hour of
opportunity has passed. 1t
has not passed. The hour
Of greatest opportunity is
striking now, as the forces of
freedom and Of tyranny grid
for a decision. Americas
strength. bestowed by divine
providence, has been given
for this hour-that freedom
may not fail.
THE exercise of our ma
tional strength, in order to
achieve its true purpose, must
be guided by these principles
Evening star., 1961-12-25
DAVID LAWRENCE
World Return to Moral Law

on which our strength was
built. We must apply those
principles In both national
and international affairs. We
shall be worthy of world lead
ership only If we are willing
to pledge our lives. our for
tunes. and our sacred honor
in behalf Of the right"
This doesn't sound like
pacifism or appeasement or
nonresistance. 1t is a voice of
courage in q distraught world.
The Latin-American nations
have been protected for
nearly a century and a half
by the power Of the United
States, which, through the
Monroe Doctrine, has unself-
iShly defended the countries
Of this hemisphere against
attempts at conquest by
European powers. Today this
responsibility has been trans
ferred by formal resolution to
the Organization Of American
States, whose council is to
meet soon to decide what
shall be done about Cuba.
The paramount question Is
whether the lives and prop
erty Of foreign citizens are
to be respected or destroyed.
President FrondiZi cannot
hope in the future to WOO
private capital from the
United States, nor can he ex-
pect that the taxpayers Of
this country will indefinitely
finance Alliance for Prog
ress" programs amounting to
nearly $40 billion if there is
no law except that Of the
jungle-that stealing is a
sovereign right and that COM
pensation for things stolen
need not be made.
1t is to be hoped that the
Organization of American
States-which is composed
almost entirely Of what are
often referred to as Catholic
countries-will give heed to
the statesmanlike declara-
tionS Of the Catholic bishops
of America and adopt a course
that makes moral law the
true test of International pol
icy.
(Copyright, 196D
Evening star., 1961-12-25
U. N. Shortages Laid
To Debts of Red Bloc

the Red refusal to pay debts
to arbitration by the Interna-
tional Court in The Hague. This
was the recommendation of a
15-nation group set up to "ex-
anime administrative and budg-
etary procedures" earlier this
year, when the U. Ms finan-
cial straits first became ap-
parent.
But even so," the Argentine
delegate continued. this mat
ter will require extensive liti-
CATION, and take months or
years before it is settled"
The nonpayment of dues
clause, incidentally, was only
involed onee in the history of
the u. N.-and then unofficially
DIR. Quijano disclosed.
In 1858. Bolivia was more
than two years in arrears with
her contributions" he said.
The General Assembly ses-
sion was about to open, and
some of the member nations
began to show irritation that
the Bolivian dues were not
paid up.
80" he continued. the late
Secretary General Dag Ham
Evening star., 1961-12-25
RALPH McGILL
Bird That Sings Like an Angel

meats and tobacco. I myself
have seen these in Iran and
India. They are not too
greatly changed from the
time of Christ.
Wherever there are horses
and camels there is grain.
And wherever there is grain
there are birds.
Now, legend has 1t that in
the stall where Jesus was
born there was a little brown
bird which had it's nest high
in the top Of the stall on a
ledge of rock. He was a most
inconspicuous bird. He could
not sing a note. He lived a
very dull life, and he was shy
and sad because he could not
sing like the other birds.
One night, as the lonely
and little bird slept on his
nest, he was awakened by a
great white light in his cave
like stall. He could hear the
angels singing. And one of
them said:
"Sing with us. little bird"
Alas" he said, II cannot
sing"
Try" said the angel.
And the little bird did try
and found that he really could
sing the joyous songs the
angels were singing. He was
so happy, he sang them, song
for song. And that is why,
even today, the poets and
everyone else agree the night
ingale sings like an angel.
Indeed, the reason all
children like animals is be-
cause children are closer to
the Kingdom of God than
anyone else. Jesus said that.
And that is the very reason
why children especially like
chickens, donkeys, COWS, oxen,
birds and lambs-they were
all in and about the stalls
when Jesus was born a long
time ago.
In fact, ever since then the
rooster has greeted each
morning with that trium-
phant crow of his-which
isn't Observation-Disclosures" as
some ignorant persons would
have you believe. He is crying
out, Jesus Christ is born"
In fact, on every Christmas
morning, at dawn, the rooster
crows, Jesus Christ is born"
And the warblers ask,
when? When?"
And the crow answers,
Nov! Now"
And the cows moos,
Where? Where?"
And the sheep says, I'm
Bethlehem"
If you are awake and live
on a farm, maybe you can
hear them ali.
Evening star., 1961-12-25
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Attorney General Bob Kennedy will visit Japan. He'll
star in the movie: Mr.. Fixt Goes to Tokyo.
BusinessmanS ode to the New Frontier We do not love
thee, Doctor Heller thou White House economic feler.
Though biz is we'll and weller still don't love thee
Doctor Heller.
Egypts Nasser cools off Soviet Russia Nasers motto
for Khrushchev Give him inch and he'll take the Nile.
Prediction: The chropractors of America will The
Twist the most lucrative dance of 1861.
Voltare revisited in Americas Left-Right hassle. I'm
death what you sayand disapprove of right to
say it,"
Unhappest man Of 1861: The guy who swore off gam
bling took the he would have bet Floyd Patterson
and the Yankees-and invested in United Nations bonds
Evening star., 1961-12-25

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Dec. 25 (NANA) "A gaping
$107,282,68 SO hole persists in
the United Nations till. neatly
marked contributions due"
The lions share of this
amount is debited-in one form
or another-to the Soviet Un-
ion and her satellites.
The Russians maintain, on
one hand, that none of their
regular budgetary contributions
for 1861 fall due until the end
of the fiscal year they were
assessed for. On the OF er
hand, they have refused point
blank to pay their share of U. N.
expenses to such operations as
the Congo emergency force and
similar ventures.
For instance, the Soviet Un-
ion has paid only $2,552 to-
ward its present dues Of So
356,287: the Ukrainian Social
ist Republic, which figures sep
arately on the U. N. budget,
has paid all of $20.40 toward
its regular budget share of ST.
236,514.
The United States, in con-
traSt, is paid up. The U. N.
ledger marks the United States
contribution of $22,332,810 as
paid in full"
:, Could Be Expelled
What gives q. N. budgeteers
stomach ulcers is that it is
practically impossible to dun a
member government into pay
ing its debts, if the effective
ness of the international body
is to be maintained.
On paper, this should be pos
sible. Article 10 of the United
Nations Charter reads: "A men,
ber which is in arrears in the
payments of it's financial con-
tributions to the organization
shall have no vote, if the
amount Of arrears equals or ex-
ceeds the amount of contribu-
tions due for the preceding two
years"
But what would happen, for
instance, if we were to annul
the Soviet Unions vote?" asked
Dr. Raul Quijano, the Argen-
tine member of the U. MS
Budgetary Committee. They
would simply stalk out of the
assembly with virtual license
to do what they want. AS is
we are at least talking to
them"
This pressure policy on the
J part of the Soviet Union is al
most entirely responsible for
the sad state of our financial
affairs" DR.. Quijano says.
Invoked on Bolivia
There is a ray of hope or
the U. N. financial horizon
however. A majority of men,
ber states favor submission OF
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Italian Mayor Defies
Censorship on Film

FLORENCE, Italy, Dec. IS
(NANA). - Mayor Giorgio la
Pira, the man who recited a
prayer to the Madonna while
visiting Khrushchev in the
Kremlin, is proving himself just
as daring here at home. He
has defied the italian censors
land the Italian police and
Defense Department. by show
ing here a film banned else
where in Italy.
Thou Shalt Not Kill" is a
French-Italian movie directed
by Claude Autant-Lara. 1t tells
the story of a French Catholic
who is a peacetime conscien-
tious objector-and who is ul-
timately Jailed.
At the end, the boy, played
by Laurent Terzieff, learns that
his church does not stand be-
hind him in his attempt to
obey the Ten Commandments
Banned BY CensOrs
The film could not be made
or later, shown-in France
because of Government objec-
tions. The Italian cenSors, OBJ
viously not willing to offend the
military. have also ruled against
Thou Shalt Not Kill"
I'm Italy. refusal to do ones
military service is a crime what
ever the motive. Therefore. this
film cannot be shown because
it encourages crime" the Ital-
ian censorship board said.
81 haven't seen q movie since
the one with the seven dwarfs,' u
Mayor Ia Pira told TOO Italian
notables he had invited to see
a showing of Thou Shalt Not
Kill" But when I heard of
this case Of censorship, I de-
cided that Florence, the city
which has given so much to
western civilization. should let
Evening star., 1961-12-25

President Kennedy, un-
daunted by his failure to
convince either Mr.. Khru-
shchev or Mr.. Nehru OF what
are the true bases of moral
law In the world today, tried
over the week end to move
President Arturo Frondizi OF
Argentina away from his
standoffishnesS on Cuba and
to encourage him to join
fundamentally in Latin
American operation
against the menace OF inter-
national communism.
Senor Frondizi has just
been making a world tour in
which he has been emphasiZ-
ing the need for industrializa-
tion of Latin America, which
he thinks can form a new
Common Market. But in an
interview at New Orleans, the
Argentine President revealed
that he had not thought
through the implication of
what has been happening in
Cuba. He declared that social
and economic problems had
preceded the Castro regime
and that Cuba had merely
chosen a road opposite to
that which we have chosen.
The Argentine President
said he was opposed to "in-
tervention" in Cuba, though
he didn't define what he
included in that term. A
spokesman for a Cuban
refugee group asked Presi-
dent Frondizi if his policy
of nonintervention against
Cuban communism was not in
conflict with his belief as a
Catholic. Senor Frondizi re-
piled that part Of his belief
was that he would not try to
enforce his philosophy on
Others"
What happens, however,
when others force their phi
losophy on Argentina, as has
been tried recently inside
that country? Does the head
of the government in Buenos
Aires adopt a nonresistant
Evening star., 1961-12-25
Go South to Cunudu

DETROIT.-At one point in
Michigan, on Belle Island in
the Detroit River, Canada is
south of the United States.
This is because of an abrupt
turn in the river, which forms
the boundary.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1961-03-01
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