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Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12

Myron Dillon, Jr. of Lex
ington, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Dillon, has been nam
ed a state All Club winner in
recreation.
Young Dillon, along with
five other winners from
throughout the state will at
tend the annual Mississippi
All Roundup in Jackson,
October 24-25, sponsored by
the Agricultural Committee
of the Jackson Chamber of
Commerce.
He is well-known in Hol-
mes County as a song leader
and helps with recreation at
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12
Hornet Game
To HighIight
County Menu

Lexington's Homecoming
game with Ethel highlights
the weekend county grid me-
nu.
In other games, Holmes
Junior College Bulldogs meet
Ittawamba there, on Saturday
night; Tchula's Panthers ira
vel to Walden on Friday
night; and Holmes AHS goes
on the road to Louise for a
Thursday night encounter.
Continued on page five
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12
Holmes County Youngster
Is State All Club Winner

club meetings and other coun.
ty events. Dillon is also act
i've in dairy cattle Snowman
ship and has served as a
club officer for three years.
A freshman at Mississippi
State University, he has at
tended the state All Club
Congress, Leadership Con-
gress and Roundup. His All
activity has brought a gross
income of more than $4,000.
Dillon will attend the Nat
ional All Club Congress un-
der the sponsorship of John
Deere.
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12

Miss Betty Lynn Sudbeck,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
O. Sudbeck will be crowned
Homecoming Queen in the
pre-game ceremonies.
Activities will begin at 7:3O
p. m. with the browning of
the 1861 Homecoming Queen.
and will be followed by the
football game matching the
undefeated Hornets with the
once-beaten Ethel squad.
The Homecoming Maids and
escorts are as follows:
Betty Lynn
Sudbeck Tommy Holder.
Donna Kaye Pierce Wayne
Williams.
JUNIOR-Frances Peacock :
David Miles, Jr.
Ell
lis = Larry Spell.
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12
P. Watson Jr.
Speaks At Rotary

Henri Watson, Jr. showed
color slides of cattle he had
taken to other parts of the
country in recent months, to
highlight the regular meeting
of the Lexington Rotary Club
at the Grammar School cafe
terra Tuesday.
Next weeks program will
include a showing of the film
"OperatiOn Abolition"
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12
Bulldogs Sparkle
AGAINST WIdc0ts
BY Don HarthcOck
Herald Sports Writer

Coach Billy Mustin's Bulldogs almost pulled the upset of
the year in the Mississippi Junior College Football Confer
ence at Branch Field last Thursday night, but it was simply
a case of too little, too late.
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12
Lexington Lady
Wins Certificate
For Old Catalogue

Mrs. c.. F.. Moore of Lex
ington has won a $25 certifi-
cate for a 1900 Sears Roebuck
catalogue, the Oldest one re-
ported.
Mrs. Moore, the former FL
la Byrd, reports that the ca
talogue is now on display at
the Sears store in Jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12
Lexington High
Homecoming Set

Lexington Highs annual Homecoming, complete with
top football clash and browning of a Queen and presenta-
ton of her court, is scheduled THURSDAY.
Holmes County herald., 1961-10-12

H Betty Gnemi
Don Wynne.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. ram
bier. super equip. incl. washel
and dryer. SMALL On. PYMr
Assume S11.00O loan at $50 pit.
Priced SI2,950 for quick sale
MILKEY REALTY, IA. z. 0250.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
Presents

NEAR 16 AND GLEBE
Attractive home in a fine con-
venient neighborhood. Asking
S16,95ul . bedrooms, bath on lst
floor: large dormitory room and
"a bath on End floor: full base
ment, garage, fireplace. screen
porch; level fenced lot. 1877 feet
shade trees. Short walk to schools,
stores and transportation Eve
nings call Mr.. Bennett. IA. g.
1925.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
MCLEAN
ON AN ACRE

NEAR FAIRFAX - Small 6-rm.
bungalow on lovely h-acre fenced
lot with oil circulator heater. elec.
range. good well but no bath: can
be handled with small down pay
ment: now renting for $50 mo,
Full price $4,000. KAMP WASH
INGToN REALTY CO., CIR.
3-6l2l.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
ROMER & CO., Realtors

MONT. CO., l6 mi. Sill. spr.-T9- 1T.
brick rambler; bedrmS., baths,
lge. liV. rm. wLfirepl., din. rm. :,
kit, rec. rm. w/firepl.; 2-car gar:
6-rm. tenant house w/bath, other
outbldgs On 50 acres. GRUBB-
WILLIAMS, JU. 5-4554.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA

TRANSFERRED OWNER hates tc
leave this georgeouS rambler sur
rounded by huge trees: house has
a bedroom and bath wing off al
one end of this beautiful home and
there are . other large bedrooms
and another bath. huge equipped
kitchen, separate dining room
tremendous porch overlooking 8
huge lot; the rec. room is terrific
and there is a summer kitcher
downstairs; loads Of extras. sal.
ARLINGTON, ia. 5-1550: ewes.
IA. S-47l9.
TREES, TREES, TREES-charm,
ing sparkling white Colonial
true center-hall entr.. step-dowr
liy. rm.; 3 bedrms., full din. rm.
den. full bsmt. and garage. This
ing Award. $4,000. Beautifully
Handicapped lot. Don't be late or
this valuable property. LYNN
REALTY, JE. 2-940O.
VIENNA-MINUTES TO golf and
for utmost family comfort. 3-bed-
room tri-level; 3 bedrooms. LiVinl
room with fireplace. Stunning ul,
ira modern full daylight kitchen
table space. Recreation room, fire.
place. Maids room with bathroom
Full basement, utility room. Spa.
cious lot in select neighborhood
We invite you to see. Call JE. ..
2620. JOSEPH W. SEAY COM.
PANY, Realtors. l13 West BroaC
street, Falls Church, Virginia.
VIENNA WOODS = 3-bedrm., 9
bath rambler. new Aug. 1860. Full
bsmt.. storm windows. Assume
5itec GI loan. 10S Patrick st. Sc.
JE 4-924O.
WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT
REAL ESTATE. Is It quality built?
How deep are the footings? Is the
lumber behind the walls fir OF
pine? Is the roof asphalt compo-
Sition or LIFETIME?
Well, We found q gracious custom
built all-brick QUALITY CON-
STRUCTED Cape Cod IN the LOR-
COM LANE area, which is one OF
North Arlington's most desirable
locations from the standpoint OF
elegance and convenience Fea-
size dining room, master bedroom
with full bath, lovely screened
porch, and well-arrsnged kitchen
on first floor; . mammoth bed
rooms and full bath up, and a md
kitchen, secluded den, recreation
area and outside storage in the
English daylight basement Cen
trally air conditioned. II you arc
tired OF the type of house that
looks like the carpenters were in
q hurry. the painters racing, the
floor mans hammer was off bal
ance and the architect was the
builders wife. then call TO examine
cellent home for the money, Thi,
isn't today's "bargain"-this /,
the Cadillac Of its class. A wist
family will appreciate the differ.
enee the little things" make
Asking S3s,a50. BARR REALTY
INC. IA 4-335n
Evening star., 1961-04-05
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

ANYONE can buy this small in
vestment property; two l-bedrm
aptS. with possible Ord apt. in
bsmt., FHA, GI or conventional
7. D. BURGESS, REALTOR, RE
$4,000 til o.
CAPITOL HILL units, well re-
stored S35, 900. BY appointment,
Mrs. Bochenski, WO. 6-9l45, FE
7-530O, j. C. CHATEL.
CHANTILLY-DULLES AIRPORT
over 750 acres at 81 900 an acre
within 3 miles. On the airport
line over 800 acres. HAROLD B.
BONART & CO., Elk. 3-1194
Ewes. KE. 7-Ial7.
Dupont Circle Area
5-unit apt. bldg. 1907 rented
furnished; the price is right fol
quick sale. Call Mr.. Ryan at DE
2-51lS with M. PAUL HANNAH,
AID, 2-4100. 1915 nth st. NV.
SMALL DOWNTOWN BLDG. = .
offices and > apartments: $1,000
down might buy. Ideal for many
uses. Mr.. Yount, EN- 3-927q
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI. 7-l4ll.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

BETTER HOMES REALTY, IN
REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-04-05

$1,000 DOWN and assume S97,-
900 VA loan-Home is located in
tiptop neighborhood in Alexandria
area and is a 2-year-old immacu-
late brick split-level on nice level
lot. 1t has 3 bedrooms. 2 full
baths. formal dining room, ultra
modern kitchen and finished rec
reation room. Owner will sell
bership. Total cost, sal 800. To
see, call JE. c-aO50, FAIRCHILD
REAL ESTATE CORP.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
$500 DOWN

bier can be purchased for only SS0C
dn. under FHA terms, or assume
present GI loan; beautiful land
scape and fenced yard with mature
trees; Just a Jump from schools
shopping, etc; owner transferred
to Germany makes this available
middle Of May. Full price only
Sl6,950 In an area OF higher
priced homes. Be the first to cal
HU. 1-gl0O, BAREFOOT, INC.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
fcONTINIIEDl

ARLINGTON PRESTIGE HOME
oversize bedrms., huge liv. rm
basement with eft. paneled rec
rm., screened porch, fabulous new
Brick. Just off Glebe rd., neal
Arl. Hospital. A truly remarkable
home Of distinction designed Il
ap al to the most faStidious
See this masterpiece today. -,
ARL., N; SI5,95O-4-bedrm.. Ia.
bath semidet. brick Colonial; An.
chored-fenced and Handicapped; 49,
It. wing consisting of bedrm. and
"a bath on lst.; ideal for in-laws;
24-ft. living-dining area; . bed
rms, bath on 2nd: stairs to dor
mitory rm. on 3rd: full bSmt .,
paneled rec. rm.: $3.50 cash: SI2O
mo-, FILA. LUCILLE COOK, JE
2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
ARLINGTON = Close in: 3-bedrm
brick Colonial with full bsmt., or
large wooded lot for Just $500
dn. and Sll9 per mo-, includins
taxes: conv. to schools, bus anC
shopping POMPONIO REALTY
22lS Wilson blvd. ia. 5-556l.
ASSUME GI L0AN-Get out your
percil and you'll see it's so easy
to buy this stunning brick home
with a world of living space in 3
large bedrooms. 2l-ft. living room
huge kitchen with family dining
area, full ground-level basement
for your fsvorite hobbies and rec
reation: priced S1S,500, It's close
as your telephone. Call JA. 5-6SOO
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Yeonas Realty
IA. 8-21OO

Mr.. CENTREVILLE, VA.-3-bedrm
home on nice lot. with Ia baths
and 3 bedrms. Priced $4,000
5000 down, which incl. settlement
costs. SlO3 per mo. incl. taxes
and insurance. AUSTIN D
THOMPSON REALTY CO., JE
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Myers & Hill, Inc.

DU. 5-6l33 ia. 4-4-10
PRESTIGE LOCATIoN-3-bedroofn
3-bath quality built center-hall
brick rambler features den, pan
eled recreation room. wall-oven
kitchen with built-in breakfas st
nook and diversified Gear garage
in Arlinston'S own Country Club
Hills. Attractive at S3S,50O. F!eX-
Ible terms and early possession.
FLORANCE REALTY, 23l7 WILL
son BLVD, ARL,, ia. 10000.
RAMBLER bedrfns., on H-acre
lot. Fully equipped kitchen. large
dining L." storm windows and
carport. Located Just off Route
80, near Seven Corners. Priced al
only Sl3,950 with $500 down
ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE. 4.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS

THAT COLONY TOUCH - outside
you'll find a tasteful blending OF
antique brick. cedar shingles. full
length shutters and white dentals;
inside: random width pegged floor
ing. 24-ft. living rrn., w/fireplace,
formal dining rm. with Colonial
wallpaper. attractive kitchen, built.
in snack bar, 2 large bedrms.,
baths, richly paneled family room
w/corner fireplace; attached ga
rage, lovely grounds, superb loca-
KER, SMITH g. DoNNELL, Real
f0rS
Evening star., 1961-04-05
FALLS CHURCH AREA-s bed

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3 bed
sumo lGe. CT. SlS,950. JE. 4-56l7
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroom bricE
rambler, large rec. room, screened
porch and lovely yard. All this ir
a convenient area Tor $4,000.
xE. s-Gg0S I0wN q COUNTRY Z TIL s
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Nice g.
bedrm. home on corner fenced lot
in nice community mr.. shoppinE
center and busline. Z mi. to p. c
down. uohIpS0N pr5esd 3 I5G4Tv 200 SA64sTHN IF
FALLS CHURCH Area Sl4,5OO-
3-bedrm. brk. rambler on terraced
"a acre: 25-ft. living-dining area,
equipped kitchen, washer, tiled
bath, attic; near schools, shops,
bus. Assume 4fo GI loan or $3.50
cash; S95 mo-, FHA. LUCILLE
COOK, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH-S450 down, FHA
and So per month will buy this
2-bedroom rambler with living
room. family-siZe dining room
equipped kitchen and screened
porch. Elevated and shaded lot
on quiet dead end street: con-
venient 70 schools and tranSpor-
tation. Full price Sl3,50O. Hurry!
FLORANCE REALTY, 23l7 WILL
SON BLVD, ARLINGTON, ia. 4.
5000
FOUR BEDROOMS, ia baths;
brick rambler with finished rec,
room, screened porch and COM
pletely fenced back yard: ele-
mentary school within walking
distance; bus to and from Penta-
gon, blk. from house. Priced
at S19,95O. FHA.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
TIE. 6-l4l5 q TIL, q
Evening star., 1961-04-05
CENTER
MARKET
CITY

9TH and K SITS. NV.
Do you want to go in business for
yourself? Do you have the know
how? Do you want to be assoc.-
ated with progressive business
people and management ready,
willing and able to work with you
and help you2 II so, Center Mar
ket City is the place for you.
Your business need not necessarily
be in the food line. Ample Gus
toner parking available. Come in
and talk things over; no obliga-
Maparar nj EEOQO
Evening star., 1961-04-05

PRACTICALLY NEW-Brick ram
bier featuring 3 bedrms., > baths
living rm., dining rm., equipped
kit, 25x23 rec. rm.; full bsmt
with outside entrance, carport,
INV. Dashboard heat; lge. corner
lot
Evening star., 1961-04-05
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED-ROW LOTS IN D, c..
suitable for 2-family flats. CO. g.
6222; ewes, WE. j6S54.
80 TO ESQ ACRES, mr.. Brunswick,
Md. or Harpers Ferry on Va. side,
Close to Potomac River and B&O
R.R. Write to MRS. SMITH, Boz
130-V. Star.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
1928 st. NV. Realtors MA. 5000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AUTOMOTIVE
MACHINE SHOP


In d. c.. centrally located: ade-
auate stock Of parts for all pop
ular make cars; modern equip
ment including cylinder head re-
finishing machine and 2 clean.
ing tanks for motor blocks and
parts, This Is going business
established for over 5 years
Sales approximately $4,000
monthly including sales to ga
RACES. fleet accounts and to the
general public. The average
mark uD on parts is 43cc. Owner
has other interests and is not able
TO give enough time to further
develop this. business. Rent reas-
enable and lease available. Terms
to responsible party. All inquiries
to be treated in strict confidence,
Write to P. o. Box No. 60S9,
Washington g. D. c.
BEAUTY SALON, downtown, near
lge. office bldgs., not too far from
18th and X SITS. NV: s operators
all mod, expensive equip; beaut.
place. Shown by appointment.
No curiosity seekers. price, S22.-
500; terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS.
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave. NV,
Evening star., 1961-04-05

COTN-oP LAUNDRIES and dry
cleaning - MAYTAG equip. loc'
Evening star., 1961-04-05

PARKLAWN-Super S-bed.
room. ll2-bath brick RAM
bier with lS-ft. screened
porch! ALICE equip, incl.
washer and drier; h.-w,
heat: l blk. to bus; $1,000
down. SIPS mo. MILKEY,
REALTORS, ia. 7-0250.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
RUCKER co.
SALES CORP. IA. 5-8585
Ewes. IA. 2-9517

ARL.. s.-3 bedrms liv, rm; with
firepl., sep. din. nm; full bsmt
large lot. Cohv. loc. Bus line 10
Pentason. FHh appraisal. $4,000.
$500 down. VAN REALTY, IA.
s-6333.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
ALEXANDRIA SOUTH
IMAGINE! 4!

2 full baths, full basement
with beautifully finished
rec. room and seperate utility
room. 3 twin-siZed bedrooms,
separate dining room, equip
ped kitchen and enclosed
patio: all OF this on level
fenced lot at only $500
down with FHA financing.
See this immaculate duplex
home by calling now for ap-
pointment. Open 8 to o.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

OWNER ANXIOUS FOR FAST
SALE - Brick-and-frame 3-bed-
rm. Colonial, Falls Church; full
basement, fireplace in living rm.
family-Size dining rm., beautiful
equipped kitchen with eatine
space. All this priced at only
ST. $50. Real low, low down
payment. Assume large 1St trust
Monthly payments SIG including
taxes and insurance. ARFAX
REALTY, INC, JE. 4-4a0O.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

ONE ACRE PLUS 4-levei split-Ievel
homes in wooded area; magnifi-
cent view center-hall entrance, 3
bedrms,, ga baths, lge. liv. rm
with f.p., screened-in porch off
din. rm,, eating space in kit,
patio off rec. rm.; 2-car garage;
lge. bsmt. Financing flexible. CIR.
Arizona sun., 1961-07-13
GRAssRooTs OPINION

"Thestwo-party system of our poll
tics has been the bulwark of demo
|cracy in the United States. But,
it is meaningless. if we allow poll
cy to be determined by bureaus
rather than those chosen by bal
lot.
Bureaus frequently are froz-
en- into permanency by Civil Serv-
ice regulations and, therefore, are
beyond the reach of any election. .
LENNON, S. OAK, INDEPEND-
ENT;; "As we take a good look at
the whole Social security program
we cant help but feel that it has
the characteristics of an overdec-
Grated Christmas tree that is pre-
cariously weaving back and forth.
With each new Congress, someone
tries to hang some more Junk on
this tree in the form of so-called
additional benefits and amend
mentS.
HUNTINGTON, N. Y, TIMES:
Zone of the best bits of advertis-
ing these days is the one dealing
with the gasoline tax situation
which, briefly stated, is that 1C
gallons of this vital commodity
yields the state and federal govern
ments 81, or five times as much
Arizona sun., 1961-07-13
NAACP TO FIGHT N. Y. RELIEF PLAN

NEWBURGH, N. Y, July = The
NAACP today voiced strong op-
position to a proposed multiple
point relief plan here, alleging
that, if left unchallenged, the plan
could establish a relief pattern
injurious to Negroes and others
caught up in the national popu-
lation shift to Northern cities and
towns.
The New York State Board of
Social Welfare, at special meet
ing June 26, voted to investigate
the proposal.
The Board points out that the
Newburgh plan might endanger the
$50 million dollar yearly contri-
button of the Federal government
to New York State welfare costs
The plan asserts that all relief
payments for food, clothing and
rent be made through vouchers;
requires all able-bodied adult
males to work for the city on
a 4O-hour week basis; denies aid
to all who refuse private employ
ment they are capable of and
available for, regardless of the
type work invovled.
1t would also limit relief allot-
mentS to the minimum take-home
pay of the lowest city employee,
and for only three months in any
one year.
An extremely Objectionable pOr-
ton strikes at aid to dependent
children. 1t asserts that all moth
ers of illegitimate children "are
to be advised that, should they
have any more children out Of
wedlock, they shall be denied re-
lief"
All aid to dependent children
cases are to be reviewed month
ly.
AS of May 1, City Manager
Joseph M. Mitchell, required all
welfare persons to pick up their
checks from the police station
under a special welfare mus
ter program.
The NAACP's New York State
Conference of branches took
strong issue with the muster"
program and condemned the ac-
tion of the Republican city coun-
Gilman who came out strongly for
the humiliating action. He also
Arizona sun., 1961-07-13
Tax Calendar For July, 1861

July-15 State occupational gross
income tax: Report and payment
for previous month.
II Federal income tax corpO-
.rations: Fiscal year ended April
80, 1861; annual return Form 1120;
so percent installment to Director
|of Internal Revenue. Second so
percent installment fiscal year
ended Jan. 81, 1861.
First installment and estimated
tax declaration due for corporation
with fiscal year ending October 81,
1861 and with an estimated income
tax in excess of $1OO, 100000 Second
instalfment of estimated tax due
fiscal year ending July 81, 1861.
IL Federal income tax individ-
uals: Fourth quarterly installment
and last day to file amended de-
claration of estimated individual
income tax for taxpayers with fis-
cal year ended June 80, 1861. In
|dividualS (other than farmers) may
file final returns (104O) by July
|31st in lieu of amended estimate.
Third quarterly installment-fiScal
year lending Oct. 81, 1861 Second
quarterly installment-fiscal year
ending Jan. 81, 1862. First quarter
|ly installment-fiscal year ending
Mar. 81, 1862.
Annual return on Form 1O40 and
adjustment of estimated tax to
actual for fiscal year ended March
Q1 1QH1
Arizona sun., 1961-07-13

i Annual declaration of estimated
income tax on Form 1040-ES foI
fiscal year ending March 81, 1852
II Federal income tax estates:
Payment of second inStallment Oi
1860 estate tax. (25 percent of tax)
81 Federal Dab. and income
tax Withholding Joint return
Quarterly return and payment ol
tax withheld by employers during
second quarter of 1861 on Form
GAL to Director of Internal Revenue
with deposit receipts and-or check
81 Federal excise taxes: Quart
erly return (Form 720) and pay.
ment of tax for quarter ended June
30, 1861 with check and = or depos'
itory receipts.
81 Federal highway use tax: Re
turns are due on or before the last
day of the month following t h {
month in which the first taxable
use of vehicle, having a taxable
gross weight in excess of 26,0O(
pounds, first occurs.
81 State income tax: Employers
Withholding return and payment Ol
taxes withheld from wages and
salaries of employees.
81 State unemployment compen-
sation tax: Information return and
payment for End quarter 1861 to
Employment Security Commission.
(Form ESC-18.D
Arizona sun., 1961-07-13

as the impost on diamonds. No
wonder diamonds are the girls
best friend, and that mink coats
are a close second. Isn't it queer
formula that assesses a necessity
SO much higher than a luXury?"
NORFOLK, VA, THE TIME AD-
VOCATE: 1--WE may we'll ponder
the prophetic warning voiced by
Thomas Jefferson, long ago, when
he said: When all government,
domestic and foreign, in little or
great things, shall be. drawn to
Washington as the center of all
power, it will render powerleSs
the checks provided of one govern
ment on another. And will become
as vernal and oppressive as the
government from which we sepa-
rated. ;"
SELDEN, KANS., ADVOCATE:
Here's what the American Bank
ers Magazine, a publication which
represents traditionally hard :
headed, profession, has to say:
"No business man or woman in
any town should allow a newspaper
to go to press without his or her
name and business being mention
ed somewhere in its columns.
Arizona sun., 1961-07-13

released a racially cOndemnatory
statement in support of the mus
ter" method
The NAACP, under branch Pres
ident Ellsworth V. Potter, Sr.,
held an overflow mass meeting at
Ebenezer Baptist Church.
The entire aSsemblage unani-
mously went on record in Opposi-
tion to the relief plan and wired
it's protest to Gov. Nelson D.
Rockefeller, Senators Jacob Jaw
its and Kenneth Heating, and City
Manager Mitchell.
Also Abraham Ribicoff, Secre-
tary of the Health, Education and
Welfare Department of the feder-
al government.
The local government, through
a three-man study committee tno
Negroes included) is seeking to
absolve itself of responsibility in
light of national population chang
es and recession hardships.
Negroes in Newburgh, and else
where, are among those hardest
hit.
The three-man committees re-
port attributed increased relief
costs as the basis for their pro-
poSal. They specifically hit "a
steady influx of outsiders, prin-
cipally from Southern states" and
other negative results due to IAN
ethnic shift in population.
Gloster B. Current, the Asso-
ciation'S director of branches,
told the mass meeting that the
welfare proposal violates the Bib
lical injunction to help the weak
er members of society.
These, according to Current, in
clude the widows, orphans, strang-
ers, sickly, and the poor He
compared the, Newburgh action
with legislation recently attempt
ed in Louisiana edeprivingt $4,000
children of food and, subsistence.
Current further condemned the
tNewburgh officials for taking out
on the children, the sins of their
parents. = ~
Citing reports indicating the
plan will closely follow racial
lines, the NAACP asked for in
vestigations to aid Newburgh in
arriving at a "just and equitable
solution"
Arizona sun., 1961-07-13

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