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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01

being crushed in the squeeze of
nation wide pressures applied by
both sides of continuous labor
controversies.
The Department of Justice is
actively interested in preventing
mergers and corporate combina-
tons that are alleged to encour-
age monopolies, but the govern
ment is poWerless to prevent a
threatened combination Of trans
portation unions that could tie
up truck. bus, rail and air TRANS
portation from coast to coast.
The possibilities for such a
combination have been explained
by Harry Bridges and J lanes
Hoffa, ! G d RS of the West
Coast International Longshore-
mems and Warehousemen's
Union and the international
Brotherhood Of Transfers. re-
spectively. Bri a g e 5 said last
April 1--WE He and Hoffal have
the power We can tic up the
country from coast to coast. The
President. in a campaign speech,
said he would get me and Hoffa.
ct thop1 try II -
Such a TRANSFORMATION tie-up is
not only possible, it is COM
pletely legal and those who hay.
it in their power to push the
fatal button have publicly threat
ened to do so.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
Miss Thompson
70 Get R-NIVC
Degree June 4

Patricia Thompson, daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs. Graves H..
Thompson. OF Hanpden-Sydney.
is one of 1l3 seriors who will
receive Alb. degrees from Rand
olph-Macon Woman's College on
June i.
Dr.. Anna l.. Rose Hawks.
president OF the American As
ISOLATION Of University Women,
VIII give The commencement adj
dress in Smith Memorial Audi
forum at 10 am. The Baccal-
aureate SPEAKER June 3 IS Dr..
Robert E. Luccock. minister of
the Church of the Rcieenhnr at
New Haven. Conn.
Miss Thompson. a classics ma
jor and F'ench mln0r. is presi-
dent of the Classics Club and
Eta Sigma Phi classical frater-
nifty. She vas recently selected
fer an Eta Sigma Phi National
Scholarship for SKINNER study
at the Anne ican School Of Clas-
seal Studies III Athens, Greece.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
Concentration OF Power
Can Paralyze Nation

Fifty years ago Woodrow VIII
son declared that a concentra
ton OF power is what always
precedes the death Of human
liberty. By that test, American
liberty was safe enough in 1912
because there was no dangerous
conce tration OF power i'll this
country then.
With the exception of mail car
riers and possibly GU toms Of
ficials. the average citizen sell
dom saw a federal agent.
In the ensuing half-century We
have seen q Revolutionary turn
about Of the power situation Be-
fore 1912 the power trend was
moving out to and through the
perlpheries of our society. Since
1912 the trend has been conccn-
trio. towards the central govern
ment. with d vengeance.
In the Clayton Antitrust Law
an important concession wa
made to the incipient power of
,abor unions. 1t provided thai an
thrust laws should not be con
structed to forbid or restrain in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
Pete Gown TO
Graduate At
Lynchburg College

BUCKINGHAM, May 81 =
Pete GOWN, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gown. of Bucking-
ham. is one of the l25 candi-
dates for graduation at the
commencement exercises. at
Iynchburg College. June 4.
He will receive the degree of
Pachelor Of Arts in Physical
Education.
Gown was the recipient OF
the fouryear athletic award
this year. which is the highest
award given in athletics.
He also received the Leader
ship and craftsmanship award
for intramnal activities, was a
varsity club member for four
years, served Oh the Honor
Court campus honor society
physical education majors club
and Intramural Council.
He has accepted a teaching
and coaching position at Ran
delphi Henry High School. in
Charlotte county. for the com
inc year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01

Tie Introduction of Senate Bill
2573 by Senator John l.. McClcl-
Ian. Of Arkansas. is an attempt
to protec. the Nation from this
threatened PARALYSIS. The power
to Strangle the economy Of this
country IS power that no good
man should want and 40 bad
man should have.
Imagine what a nation wide
transportation strike would do
for our enemies at this critical
stage Of their cold war cam
paign. The clnactic concentra-
ton OF ruthless power that Will
son predicted has taken place
The decision TO exercise that
power for the death of American
liberty may come at any time
and as the law stands now there
is nothing our Government can
do to prevent it. Those who love
liberty can only hope for some
such protection as the McClellan
bill provides, and until We get
that protection, we are all slttin.
on d smouldering volcano.
WOULDN'T CRAalP STYLE
New stonoa: How do YOU
spell graphic with one f. or
two
Boss: well, if you're going
to use any YOU might as well
go the limit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01

sit-doWn strike in a hosiery mill
was declared to be valid acti-
witty Of a union, and upheld the
right Of the union to seize the
employers plant and hold it for
several weeks, meanwhile de-
stroying much machinery and
equipment. A little later, the
Court upheld the right of union
to refuse to permit members to
work for a particular employer,
ard to permit his employees to
join the union. Thus, the union
completely destroyed the bust
ness.
More recently, the Court has
concerned itself. and rightly SO,
with the principle Of equal pro
lection Of the laws. This being SO,
it is ironical that a group of
business executives were sent
to jail for fixing prices in viola
ton of antitrust laws, and re-
presented as enemies of society.
while labor unions and labor
leaders are permitted freely and
legally to consipre to close down
entire industries unless and I'M
til a u! form scale of wages are
adjusted to meet their demands.
The public. whose interest and
protection is the basis of all an
thrust legislation, as well as lab
or legislation. has been forgot
ten while the public interest is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
Curdsville

May 81 - Rev. A. R. Knots
preached Sunday at Smyrna
Methodist Church.
MI. and Mrs. Vernard Proffitt,
and Ethel Mae. attended the
wedding of his nephew. Lewis
Profit. Jr., to Miss Margaret
West. of Stony Point, in the
Stony Point Baptist Church.
Charlottesville. Saturday aft
ernoon The reception followed
at the Holiday Inn
Mrs. Worth Leap, Of Waynes-
bolo. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Leap.
and daughters. and attended
services at Smyrna, Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Julian had as re-
cent guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Duncan. Mrs. Frank Lyman. of
Richmond. and Mrs. Newton. of
DillWyn
Mr.. and Mrs. VernaGd Prof
fit. and Ethel Mae, visited Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Hancock. of
AppomattoX. last week.
Week end guests Of Mrs. c. R.
Wise were Mr.. ard Mrs. Virgin
us Grigg. and three children. of
Alexandria.
Acie Allen had an accident
and is patient in the Chariot
tesville Hos pital.
MS. Bena Martin. of Crewe,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mil
bred WI. go. called on the Harry
Wise family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman. of
F armville. were guests of the
Herman Dowdys last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
Miss Wolnack
10 Graduate From
Mary Washington

The 51st annual commence
ment at Mary Washington Col
leee o. the University of Virginia
will be held Sunday. June 3.
The address by Honorable Al
bert Y. Bryan, Lib, Rector of
the University of Virginia and
Judge. u S Court Of Appeals.
Fourth judicial Circuit, will be
given i'll Georse Washington Au-
ditoriam al pm. DIST. Chan
cole. Crellet c. Simpson will
Present the Dardon Award for
scholarship and confer the de
2rceS.
Among The 242 candidates, two
i whom are honor students. is
MSS Pauline Preston Nolnack.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
Ion c. Womack of SOC East Sec
oid Street. Farmville. math-
e'natlcs major Who completed
requirements for graduation in
February. She has been d hand
book counselor. member Of the
Cho'lis and Of CHI Beta Phi, ma
tlonal honorary science fl1atern-
iiy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01

Nations was first conceived. The
theories Of socialism and world
government have been expOund-
I'd for years in church literature
aQd in school text books to pave
the way for the establishment
Of a One World Government a
One World Church, and a One
World Court of Justice.
AS Woodrow Wilson said "the
history CT human freedom is the
history Of limitation on the
power of government. A World
Government would be the great
est concentration of government
tai power the world has ever
known and would mark the be-
ginning If the end of human
freedom.
We who prefer to live under
our Constitutional form Of gov
eminent based on the Declara-
ton Ct Independence and the
Fill Of Rights rather than under
One World government and be
forced to live in a world in
which adjustment to change
takes place OnlV in accordance
with the principles Of the United
Nations Charter and Declaration
of Human Rights should make
It clear to our law makers that
we do not intend to submit to
having our liberty taken away
from us Or to become a satel-
lite nation to any World Power
lest we become another Hun
gary or Tibet.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
From War;, Or
End OF Human Freedom?

affairs Of the United States
could be ruled as International
problems and We could BE- sub
lected to Intervention by United
Nations armed forces. as was
done in the Congo, or these
armed forces could be modified
against us in case of a dispute
with another nation. The Con
nally Amendment to the World
Court, which is our only protec-
ton today, would be overruled
Many prominent men in high
office are members and officials
OF the United World Federalists
Inc. whose published principles,
policies and beliefs are paral-
leled by this State Department
program. Little CT nothing is
said about them and their ac-
tiyitles- officially 81 il The press;
while OH the other hand, those
VINO oppose this fantastic pro
gram Of the State Department.
and who are desperately trying
TO do something about it, are
called eccentric, " self appoint
ed guardians Of the United
States and "superpatriots Dor
'dering on the lunatic fringe, >
and efforts are made to silence
them.
They refuse to be silenced,
as do I. | am glad to be num-
bered among them.
This policy OF the State De
partment is not new, it was the
ultimate goal when the United
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-01
College Co announcements,
HOn0rs For Area Youths
Prospect Student
Degree Candidate
At n. c. State

Shirley Richard Simpson. of
Frospe ct. is a candidate for the
associate degree in Agricultural
Engineering from North Caro-
Ina State college. Raleigh,
NJ c.. on June !
The College awards the as
s0ciate degree upon the satisfac-
tory completion of two years OF
specialized study Simpson in
tends to continue at State Col
lege for two more years to pur-
sne the bachelor Of sclence de-
cree.
TIE sen of MIR. and Mrs. c.
A. Simpson, of Prospect. the
candidate is a 1859 graduate at
Farm vile High School. The as
sociate degree ceremonies at
n. c. State are complete with
cerer l0GicS and caps and gowns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19

Tribune the group may have
planned to make it appear
their sabotage acts were the
work Of Americans.
The source specialized that
the Cuban press could then
play the story as an expression
of protest By Americans against
their Governments policies to-
ward Cuban Premier Castro.
Meanwhile, a tight security
net around northern New Jer-
sey refineries and oil storage
tanks was relaxed yesterday.
The scare arose when an en-
ploye at a Linden IN. j. re-
finery told police he had re-
ceived a phone call saying the
Cubans were en- route to Jersey
from New York to commit
sabotage acts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
hat the FR1. had used brutal.

that the FBI, had used brutal
ity in arresting SantieSteban.
The FBI said Santiesteban
was carrying a fully loaded pis-
toll when arrested and that he
struggled violently before agents
could subdue him.
Havana Radio, monitored at
Key West, Fla, also charged
that Santiesteban was beaten
savagely by police. The broad
cast claimed the Cuban is en-
titled to diplomatic immunity
and said his Imprisonment is
illegal.
The radio called the sabotage
accusation ridiculous and re-
iterated a previous claim that
it is a reprisal for capture Of
two alleged saboteurs in West
ern Cuba November 2.
Mr.. Lechuga said the United
States made the charges to
cover up "war assures
adopted by the U. S. Govern
ment against Cuba. :" He
said it proves once again that
the U. S. territory is made
uuate to house the United Ma
tons"
Arsenal Discovered
FBI agents said they con-
fiscated an arsenal of weapons
when they arrested the trio.
The cache was found in a
Manhattan jewelry manufac-
turing shop of one of the &C
cused plotters, Jose Garcia
Orellana, q, the FBI said.
The third person arrested
was Marine Antonio Esteban
del Carmen Sueiro Cabrera, %,
a college student who worked
part-time at the jewelry work.
shop.
A Cuban underground source
here told the New York Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Ex-Gen. Walker Drives
To Oxford for Hearing

OXFORD, Miss, Nov. 10
(AP) .-Fomer Mai. Gen. Ed
win A. Walker appeared here
today with three attorneys, ap-
parently on hand for a United
States district court hearing
tomorrow involving Federal
charges against him.
The Government charged
Mr.. Walker with seditious con-
spiracy and melting insurrec-
ton for his actions the night
of September 80, when bloody
rioting ragged on the University
of Mississippi campus in pro-
test to the arrival of Negro
James H. Meredith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19

cendiary bombs and smoke de-
vices in New York's major de-
partment stores and throw hand
grenades into crowds of Christ
mas shoppers here.
1T was a question Of moving
in before they had a chance to
use their equipment" said John
Malone, agent in charge of the
New York FBI office. He re-
ferred to a cache of explosives
and incendiary devices which
the FBI confiscated.
The FBI also disclosed, in
making the arrests Friday night
and Saturday, that 10 others
were being trained here in the
art Of sabotage. All 10 have
been subpoenaed by a Federal
grand Jury, the FBI said.
One of the three arrested,
Roberto Santiesteban Casanova,
81, Is an attache at the Cuban
U. N. mission. He arrived here
October 8 on a plane bringing
Cuban President OSvaldo Dor
ticos to New York for a U. N.
session.
Authoritative sources at the
U. N. said they believe the
Cuban delegation would protest
today to Acting Secretary Gen.
eral U Thant that Santiesteban
has deplimatic immunity and
cannot be held under arrest.
The FBI said Saantiesteban
had applied for diplomatic i'm
munity but the State Depart
ment had not given the appli-
cation final approval at the
time of his arrest.
Ambassador Carlos M. Le-
chuga, head of the Cuban dele
cation, said in a statement that
he was asking the United Ma
lions to see that the interna-
tional agreements on diplo-
matte immunity are carried
out"
Departure Demanded
"A United States delegation
note to the Cuban delegation
Saturday said two other Gu
ban U. N. attaches took part
in "a criminal conspiracy" with
the sabotage ring, and de-
manded that the pair leave this
country.
The two, Jose Gomez Abad,
81, and his wife, Elsa, 20, fur
nished the explosives to be used
by the saboteurs, the FBI said.
But they were not arrested be-
cause of diplomatic immunity.
Mr.. Lechuga said the FBI
accusations against all three
members of the Cuban U. N.
mission were false" and based
on ridiculous facts"
The Ambassador also charged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Cubons Set to Protest
Arrest Of u. N. Aide

NEW YORK Nov 10 AP) The Cuban delegation readied
formal protest the United Nations seeking release
Of an aache three charged alleged Cuban
sabotage plot
An FB1 spokesman said the arrested trio believed
planning to blow oil refineries Jersey off in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15
BY Leland Segars HungerpiIler

How real is God to you? Is
He a mighty ruler in a far-a.
way kingdom? or is God
through Christ Jesus your
loving. forgiving Saviour. as
Paul wrote, In who are hid all
the treasures of wisdom and
knowledge, He was such a
God To the late DR.. c. f. Schai-
Die. for many years teacher OF
Bible at Cocker College. Harris
vile. 5. {. Christian friend
ship with DR.. and Mrs. Schai-
BILE was one of life'S blessings
To me. In their years of re-
tiremcnt | visited them one al
tSrnOon. Mrs. Schaible was
resting. and the nurse did nol
disturb her. AS we sat in the
liVing-rUom, DR.. Schaible told
me of some of his problems.
Because OF his failing vision.
his daughter Gertrude had in
vested in a typewriter that she
might help him to read her
letters. told him that | had
doublc-Spaced my letters to my
mother to make reading easier
for her. Suppose he said,
THAT one day she had received
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15
DON MERCER

FORT MCCLELLAN. ALA
Army Pvt. Don Mercer. whose
wife. Debbie, and parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur J. Mercer.
live on Route |. Chadbourn, N.
C., recently completed the
chemical entry enlisted course
at The Chemical Corps School,
Fort Mcclellan. Ala.
During the eight-week course
Mercer received training in the
principles of chemical, biolog-
ical and Pathological (CBR)
operations and defense, decon-
tamination of CDR agents and
the employment Of smoke.
Mercer received basic train
ing at Fort Gordon. Ga.
The 24-year-old soldier is a
1857 graduate of Chadbbourn
High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15
Love For Living

a letter and could not read il?
l have two letters from Cert
rude that have been unable
to read. l was given Bible
with very large print, but l can
no longer read il. | get so
hungry to read Gods word. II
| telephone my pastor. he will
come and read to me-: in fact,
he recently came and read to
me: but | have been a pastor,
and | know how busy he is. l
try not To make too many de-
mandS on his time" Would
you like me to read to you
now. DR.. Schaible?" Il would"
he responded. giving me his
Bible with the large print
When l asked what he would
like me to read, he replied,
The eighth chapter of ROM
ans" AS | read Paul'S marvel
Gus writing, Dr.. Schaible sd.
in a low rocking chair with his
eyes closed, listening with the
most rapturouS look of worship
and alteration / have ever seen
in a human face. AS the sur
light came through the window,
his white hair and radiant
countenance made me wish
were an artist and could cap
ture on canvas his look OF
truStful love. When his pastor
Dr.. Sanders, read from ROM
ans s al the funeral service
for Gertrude, her husband, and
their son and only child. who
were killed in a car accident
recently in England. | thought,
God has turned death into
uniting love- For / am per
SuadCd. that neither death. nor
life. nor angels. nOl principali-
ties. nor powers. nor IT. ngS
present, nor things to COM,
Nor height. nor depth. nor any
other creature. shall be able
to separate us from the love OF
God. which is in Christ Jesus
our Lord Romans $3.50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15
Upper
Room
THURSDAY. AUGUST I
Read John 2l:l5-l9

Lowest thou me? Feed
my sheep. John 2l:l6)
We have eight small grand
children, and my husband is "a
wonderful grandpa. About
twice month he sends each
child picture post card. Wher
he goes to see them, he takes
them preSents-all alike
After watching the rapturous
greeting given him by one of
the grandchildren-a bewitch-
ing little maid of four. with
big, blue eyes and mass of
golden curls Il laughingly
tainted him that she was his
favorite.
NO" he replied. 81 love
them all alike, but she shows
her love for me more than do
the others"
feel sure that our Lord
loved all His disciples equally.
including Judas. Yet it is said
of John that he was 1.-The dis
ciple whom Jesus loved" |
wonder if it was because John
showed his love to his Master
more than the others did.
God loves us all equally.
whatever the color of our skin.
whether we are sinners or
saints. But l think it makes a
difference in our relation to
Him when we love Him and
show our love.
PRAYER: Q Lord, Thou who
doSt love impartially because
Thou art divine, we are CRATE
full for Thy love for us. Help
us to increase our love for Thee
that we may not falter or fail
in following in the Masters
footsteps. In His name. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
/ can gladden. the heart of my
heavenly Father by showing
my love for Him today.
E. Jean PawSon
(England) o
Copyright-The Upper Room
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15
RUSSELL c. STANLEY

FORT BENNING. GA.-Ca-
Diet Russell c. Stanley, p,
whose wife. Nola, lives at lO2
Underwood Ri. Oak Ridge.
Tenn. completed six weeks of
training at the Reserve Officer
Training Corps (ROTC) sum-
mer camp Al Fort Benning,
Ga. Aug. 3.
Cadet Stanley. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight NJ. Stanley,
Loris. S. c., is active in the
ROTC program at Tennessee
Polytechnic Institute. Cooke
Vile. A 1857 graduate of Lorls
IS. c. High School. lie also
attended Newberry IS. c. Col
lcgC.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15
j. w. BLANKENSNIP

FORT BENNING. GA.--Ca-
Oct Joseph w. BlankenSh.p, 80.
son of Mr., and Mrs. Clyde w.
Blankenship, ocean Drive
Beach, ). G., completed six
weeks of training at the Re-
serve Officer Training Corps
ROTC) summer camp at For,
Benning, Ga, Aug. 5.
Cadet BlankenShip is active
n the ROTC program AT The
Citadel, Charleston. He was
graduated from Wamuea High
School in 1857.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15
DOUGLAS A. WALTERS

LAKELAND AFB, Tex. -
Airman Basic Douglas A. Wal
ters, son of Mr.. and Mrs. La
mar 4. Walters of Route l.,
Whiteville, n. c., is being re-
assigned to the United States
Air Force technical training
course for radio and radar
maintenance specialists at Kes-
Sler ALB, Miss.
Airman Walters, who has
completed his basic military
training here, was selected for
the advanced course on the ba-
sis of his interests and apti-
lures.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15

Mrs. Phyllis Radcliffe is cur
rently visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Henry L. Reaves. Mrs. Raj
cliffe taught at the Williams
Township School two years
ago
Rev. and Mrs. H. l.. Reaves
left today "wednesday for d
Presbyterian Bible Conference.
The conference, being held in
Montreal, N. c.. will last one
week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-15

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