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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-09
Legion of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

11:2O pm, Chan. 10-The Secret
of Convict Lake-Fox, f95l-B.
collective: suggestive sequences,
tends to eondone immoral ac-
tions.)
1l:25 pm, Chan. 6-Times Square
Playboy-Warners, 1937-AII,
/ am, Chan. 6-Mindreader-
ITO am, Chan. q Two Girls
on Broadway-MGM, 1940-AIII.
FRIDAY, MAR. Is
9 am, Chan. 10-The Cruel Tow.
er-AA, 1957-B. objection: low
moral tone, suggestive sequence
S pm, Chan. 4-Green Dolphin
Street QD-MGM, 1947-AI.
l1:20 pm, Chan. 10-Sincerely
Yours-WarnerS, -1956-AI.
11:25 pm, Chan. Girl in the
Woods-NRA.
/ am, Chan. 6-Brides are Like
That-Warners, 1937-AI.
ITO am, Chan. +Surrounded by
Women-NRA.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-09
ART LEAGUE
SESSION SET

The Columbus Art League
will meet Thursday, March
%, at 8 pm. in the Sessions
rooms of the Gallery of Fine
Arts.
Two states of officers for
the coming year will be pre-
sonted at this meeting.
A tour of the designer
Craftsman of Ohio Exhibition
will be a feature of the meet
ing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-09

We have al least the minimum
of incorporation to His Death
before we receive His Life.
After Communion, in the hap
plest moments a soul can
spend in this life, make a
practical resolution to die to
some little luxury for the
sake of the Missions. Then
send the offering which rep.
resents that "death" to the
Holy Father. This you do
whenever you give to his
Society for the Propagation of
the Faith.
THE TEN LETTERS of GOD
LOVE YOU spell out a decade
of the rosary as they encircle
the medal by Bishop Sheen to
honor the Madonna of the
World With our request
and a corresponding offering,
you may order the GOD LOVE
YOU medal in any one of the
following styles:
So small sterling silver
So small 10k gold filled.
SIS large sterling silver
$40 large 10k gold filled.
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
1t to Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith, or your Do
cesar Director Msgr. James
Kulp. 246 East Town Street,
Columbus IS, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-09
I L
.Requiescant

WHO nave 0te0 w I'VE
during the past week.
ARGENTO, Concettina, SO,
st. Patrick Church in Mineral
City, Calvary Cemetery in
Dover.
Mrs. Anna.
70, Feb. 25, Blessed Sacrament
Church in Newark.
A John, 81, ST. Fran
els Church in Columbus, St.
Patrick Cemetery in Junction
City.
BONARRIG0, Maria, rs,
Feb. %, st. Catharine Church.
BORELLA, Mrs. Mary Dur
ant, II. st. Mary Church in
Lancaster, st. Mary Cemetery.
BRENNEL, Lorenzo, IS,
Feb. %, St. Nicholas Church
in GAINESVILLE, Mount Olive
Cemetery.
BURKE, Rita Feth, Feb. 25,
st. Michael Church in Worth.
ington. st. Joseph Cemetery.
CALLAHAN, Paul R., so,
St. Patrick Church, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
CAMPlTT, Frank Joseph, so,
st. Mary Church in Marion,
st. Mary Cemetery.
DE VOL, Mrs. Catherine,
SO, Feb. Is. st. Thomas
Church in GAINESVILLE, Mount
Olive Cemetery.
DITTOE, Mrs. Flora A.. "a,
Feb. 25, Holy Trinity Church
in Somerset, Holy Trinity
Cemetery.
GRASS. Marie E., 64, st.
Augustine Church in Column
bus, st. Mary Cemetery in
Delaware.
HETTER, George, 81. Feb.
81, Church of the Atonement
in Crooksyille.
HOFFMAN,, Lawrence E.,
81, Feb. %. St. Mary Magda-
lene Church in Columbus, st.
Joseph Cemetery.
KAY, William H., So. Feb.
25, st. Thomas the Apostle
Church in Columbus.
KOHLER. Henry j., SO, st.
Thomas Church in GAINESVILLE,
Mount Calvary Cemetery,
KIRBY, Jarvis L., IS, st.
Thomas Church in GAINESVILLE,
Mount Olive Cemetery.
KUEHN, Leo C.. "a, Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
in Buckeye Lake.
H George H., IS, Feb.
26, Holy Cross Church in Co
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
w Ray j., 81, former
ly of Delaware, st. Helen
Church in South Gate, Calf.
MALONE, Eliza. SO, Feb. rs,
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
in Otway, Scioto Burial Park.
MASCOLINo, Onofiro, II,
Feb. "a. st. John the Baptist
Church, in Columbus, st. Jo-
seph Cemetery.
MARTIN, Mrs. Mary A.. 81,
st. Mary Church in Marion,
st. Mary Cemetery.
MARTIN, Manton NJ, 70,
Feb. %, Our Lady Of Lourdes
Church In 0tway, st. Patrick
Cemetery.
McCREARY, Herbert Carl,
SO, st. John the Evangelist
Church in Columbus, ST. Jo-
seph Cemetery.
McGoUGH, Mrs. Mary j.,
Feb. Is, st. Mary Church In
Delaware.
METRO, John, Sc, March I,
st. Agnes Church in Column
bus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
MOCK Charles, IS, March
]. st. Mary Magdalene Church
in Columbus, st. Joseph Gem.
etery.
MYERS, Neil r., 81, Feb.
%, st. Thomas Church in
GAINESVILLE. Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
OBERT, Kunigunda, 90,
Feb. %. ST. Mary Church in
Columbus, Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
O'BRIEN, John r., 88, Feb.
%. St. Joseph Cathedral, ST
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rand Boy, The Big Gamble.
HUNTS cINESTAcE - Ell
Cid.
MATURE TEENS
MILES EAST MAIN, MILES
WEST BRoAD-The Devil at
Four O'Clock, Two Rode To-
gether.
S-oUTHERN-Saturday on
ly The. Devil at Four
O'Clock, Everything's Ducky.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-09
SENIOR CITIZENS
PLAN ORCHESTRA

The Senior Citizens Recrea-
ton Center at $50 E. Broad
st. is now organizing an
orchestra.
One of the members, an
experienced piano player,
plans to form a group of
musicians to rehearse in the
center and play for special
programs.
Prospects must be at least
so years Of age and able to
play an instrument. Please
contact Mrs. Hilda Morgan at
AM. 1886 or Mrs. Frances
Colt Fowler at CA. 5000.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-09
God Love You
Communion
With Death
BY BISHOP FULTON j. SHEEN

Every Catholic knows that when he receives the
Eucharist he communes with the Life of Christ. But
how many Catholics know that in the Eucharist they
also have communion with the Death of Christ? st.
John tells us about the Eucharist being the Bread
of Life" but st. Paul com
nleteS the picture. go il .. -
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Funeral Rites For
P. C. Davis, 80,
Tuesday, 3 p. M.

DILLWYN. Feb. 12-Percy
Garland Davis. 80. a retired
livestock dealer. died Saturday,
Feb. 10. Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Pearl Hardiman Davis ::
four daughters. MRS. Joseph
Freeman of Richmond. Mrs. Al
len West of Newport News, Mrs.
George LiIuperas Of Wilmington.
Del. ard Miss Mary Edna Davis.
of 'Ddllwvn: four sons. P. G. Jr.,
and Harold Davis of Dillwyn, Al
Davis Of Florida and Beverly E.
Davis of Richmond; four sisters
Mars. George Hatton and Mrs.
Daisy Hudgens of Richmond.
Mrs. Beulah Scott of Lynchburg
and Mrs. w. M. Kerr of Augusta.
Ca; two brothers. Thomas and
John Davis of Dillwyn. and II
grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held
at 3 pm. Tuesday at Dillwyn
Baptist Church. with burial in
Dillwyn Cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
A Slip Puts Pitts
In The Hospital

JEFFERSON, Feb. pc. N.
Pitts spent two days at hospital
in Richmond last week. He had
an unfortunate fall while assist
ing in attempting to get a truck
out of a field where it was
stuck in the mud. He slipped and
fell dislocating his elbow. This
neccessitateS his arm being in
a cast for a least three weeks.
Sam Pitts, of Richmond, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
N. Pitts.
Hugh T.. Cole, ST.. of Richmond
was a guest of the Hugh T. Cole,
Jr.. family Wednesday night. 4
Mrs. Mary Johnson went to
Fort Lee for a visit from Friday
through Tuesday with Mrs. Ben
johnson, Jr., and son.
Friends of Mrs. w. G. Kirby
will be glad to know she is max
ing a speedy recovery from an
operation on Monday morning
She is a patient at St. Luke's
Hospital. Mr.. Kirby is visiting
with Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Kir-
by of Richmond.
Mrs. Homer Willis spent Mon
day in Richmond with Mrs: w. C.
Kirby at the hospital. Mrs. Alice
Srrouse visited Mrs. Kirby on
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Perkins
spent the day in Farmville on
Monday. Tuesday they enjoy
ed spending the day in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Cora Taylor was in Rich
mond Tuesday to see her doctor.
She was very pleased to be able
to now get her glasses, as well
as learn that her broken hip is
making satisfactory progress.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Dorothy Williams and Mrs.
Francis Adams.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Mrs. Crowder, 96,
To Be Buried
In Cumberland

RICHMOND, Feb. II - Mrs.
Rebecca Jeter Crowder. IS, died
at her home in Richmond early
today Monday. She was the
widow of Thomas w. Crowder,
and made her home in the
Guinea community of Cumber-
land county for many years. She
was born Oct. 4, 1865.
She is survived by six daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Lucille C. Schuster,
Of Savannah. Ca. Mrs. Matte
c. Atkinson. Miss Halle j.
crow der. Mrs. Mamie c.
Crump, Mrs. Pauline c. Kahn,
and Mrs. Estelle C. Haddon, all
of Richmond; five sons. Willie
R.. Thomas P. and H. B. De-
Berry Crowder. all of Rich
mond. John Jeter Crowder, OF
West Point. and j. Wilso n
Crowder, of Callao; Is grand.
children; 26 great-grandchildren,
and one great-great-grandchild
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at Benefits Funeral
Home. Richmond. at IL am. A
graveside service will be held
at 2 pm. in the cemetery of
Centenary Methodist Church,
Cumberland County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Mrs. Landrum Is
ppointed State
Dance Chairman

Mrs. Emily X. Landrun, as
'ociate professor Of physical and
health education at Lonswood
College was recently appointed
lance chairman for the state Of
Virginia by the Section on Dance
Of the American Association OF
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation.
Mrs. Landrum will be serving
her fourth term as state darce
chairman. which includes dem
onstratinS of dance at all levels
at state conventions and conduct.
ion Of workshops. During one Of
these tenures. Longwood College
pioreered in bringing dance ia
the high schools of Virginia. MS.
Landrun went into the high
schools to teach. often taking
members Of Orchesis. an honor.
airy dance organization at Long
wood College, with her to dem
cnStrate.
| Following this tour of teaching
Mrs. Lardrum edited the mod.
ern dance section of the present
high school syllabus for physical
! education.
Mrs. Landrum has written five
articles on dance and sports. Her
most recent article, "Evaluating
Student Work in Creative Dance
was published in the November
issue Of the journal of Health
Physical Education, and Re
creation"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
The TARMr11tE s3 HERALD TUESDAY; fzBaUART IS 1862
Visiting Minister Tells How Judge
Grilled Him In Citize nship

mortal Church in Amelia county
for three Sundays. February 4.
IL. and 10.
A native Of af-on-Hlunber,
Lincolnshire. he came to this
country In 1898 and has served
churches in New Mexico. Texas.
Kansas. Missouri. Mississippi.
and Louisiana.
He now makes his, home In
Cornelia. Ca. where he has been
pastor of the Presbyterian
church there for seven and one
half years.
Mr.. Clark has been writing a
secular column for a newspaper
in New Iberia. La. for four
years and a religious column in
one at Cornelia for five years.
He is also the author Of a book
of religious essays. Spiritual
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13

Treasures in Earthen Vessels,
which has been popular in both
the United States and Great
Britain.
Back In the .3O's when Presi-
dent Franklin b. Roosevelt was
considering . Social Security pro
gram for this country. he wrote
Mr.. Clark for help In setting up
the program.
The British National 1nsllr-
ance program and the United
States Security program have
somewhat the same purpose but
they are really entirely differ
ent". the pastor said thoughtfully
with his still noticeable accent.
The British program covers
much more than is covered by
Social Security in this country.
I have been call upon to con-
Ter with numerous government
officials here concerning the two
programs. He has also been
active in welfare work and has
held several positions in civic
clubs.
In 1856. his church in C0rnelia,
With help from the community
md the Chamber of Commerce,
arranged for him to fly back to
his home town for five weeks.
Even then he was kept busy.
arrangements were made before
is arrival for him to preach
ach Sunday while In England.
A married daughter. young
n one in college, and a son in
Ugh school make up his family.
Although no longer a young
IAN. he feels he has many more
ears Of useful work in the church
md is anxious to be about it.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Ne1l,s Summary
CONTINUED from page u

an appeal to the Soviet Union
for q supreme effort to end the
nuclear arms race. perhaps In
the form of q foreign ministers
conference before or during the
general disarmament conferenc e
which begins at Geneva next
month. Meanwhile. there are
definite indications that the
U. S. feels it necessary to re-
sumo atmospheric tests to main
tain the balance Of power and
will do so unless there is q
breakthrough in diplomatic re-
lationS.
THE STOCK MARKET con-
tinued its upward climb last
week. Prices were generally
higher on each day except Fri
day, and this added to the
previous weeks activities made
nine successive days on which
gains were scored. The APP av-
erage Of go stocks closed at
$261.l0, up So from the previ-
ous week. Trading was active,
but there were some signs Of
caution. There was also furry
of activity among the less ex-
pensive stocks, a sign that 1.-THE
little fellow" was back in the
market looking for a bargain.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
BY HELEN MASON

AMELIA. Feb. PA Biitisher
told the Judge who was examan-
ing him for American citizenship
that Great Britain Is the real
democracy. "1n this country II
We don't like the president and
controlling party We must put up
with it for four years: In Britain
they pu. the whole group out Of
office and hold new elections ).
1t has been done in three weeks
when the government is defeated
on an issue.
The Judge grilled the Rev.
Fred Clark for three hours but
finally gave him his citizenship
papers.
A Presbyterian minister. Mr..
Clark is filling in at Rennie Me
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Longwood Campus
'Continued from page u

'Conenued nom page IL
campus will contribute to the
community an area of distinc-
tive beauty.
AS shown on the accompany
ing sketch, the mall will contain
at the indicated figures:
Paintings Listed
1-existing elm; 2flowering
dogwood; -spring glory for
sythia; 4Llittle leaf English ivy:
5-wintergreen barberry; 6red
holly; 8-southern magnolia;
9fortune osmanthus.
Also. 10-Linden virburnulm:
11-American beech: 12-com-
mon chinafir; 13-doublefile vi
burnum; "a Stokes Japanese
holly; 15-shell pink Grape myr-
tie; 16-Hopa Towering crab
apple; 17-Chinese holly. and
18-water oak.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Here For Funeral
Of J. C. Garnett

Out of town people here for
the funeral of John C. Garnet
were Gordon Elcan, of Blacks
burg. Mrs. E., H. Gillian, of
Charlotte. N. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Norman. III. and son,
Joseph. of Enfield. N. c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Austin,
Mrs. John Stokes. Mrs. Dudley
Hubbard. Mrs. w. w. Jones,
a~d Mics Mabel L. Southards,
all q Richmond.
Also, Mrs. G. E. Elcan, Mrs.
He Der Traywick and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Elcan and three chill
dren. of Lynchburg. Paul B. FL
can, of Washington, D. c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Caldwell and
sons. Joe Scott and Eddie Gar
nett. of Powhatan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13

Continued from page 1,
the balance to the sun-cured
market at r ic h m o n d. Since
then. however. Farmville has
registered gains in sun-cured
auctions every year.
This seasons sun-cured aver
age of 1891 is the second high
est on record at Farmville. Last
years average of $34.32 set the
record.
Dark-fired sales in the season
just ended brought growers
81 .49S .0N. the sun-cured sales
adding $93.097 to their receipts.
The total dollar gross for the
season was 81. $50, 125.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. McFadden. 70
Held Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs.
Edna Lam McFadden. q. were
held Saturday at 2 pm. at
Doyne Burger Funeral Home
with burial In the Baptist Gene.
terry In Buckingham county.
with DR.. w. Otis McClung Of
ficiating. Mrs. McFadden died
Friday. Feb. Q.
She was a member of Farm
vile Baptist Church. and the
widow of John w. McFadden. A
native of Buckingham county
she was born November %,
1888. a daughter of Willie and
Annie Whorley Lam.
Surviving are eight daughters
Mrs. B. v. Wilson. of Phila.
delphia. Mrs. Sam C. Walker, Of
Waynesboro. Mrs. Luther Eli.
Otte, Mrs. Frances Craft. Mrs
Charles Rice. Mrs. Sam Fer.
gerson. Mrs. Leslie Turns and
Mrs. Frank Mut0. all Of Farm.
vile; two sons. John w. Nc.
Fadden. Jr.. of Prospect, and
Russell J. McFadden. Of Fred.
ericksburg: three sisters, Mrs.
Gennie Hunt. of Richmond, Mrs
Blanche Anderson. of Fafmville
and Mrs. Susie Whorley, OF
Buckingham. six brothers. Lloyd
Lam. of Richmond. Yefton
Frank, Charlie, Wiley. and John
Lam, all OF Buckingham: IL
grandchildren. and two great.
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13

building is now obsolete and too
small. which necessitates the
construction of the new parish
house.
The new building will cost ap-
proximately $4,000. The men,
bers of building committee will
handle the construction details.
A large portion Of the funds for
the new parish house was be-
queathed the church by the late
~. W. Bloomfield. Thomps ON
and Payne. Roanoke architects.
designed the building.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Katie Heath
Rites Set Tuesday

POWHATAN. Feb. l2-Mrs.
Katie E. Heath died at her home
here Saturday.
She Is survived by three sons.
Luther R. Marcellus l.. and Mac
A. Heath. all of Powhatan.
A funeral service viii be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday at Providence
Presbyterian Church. with burial
in Powhatan Community Gene
terry.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Scout Award
Continued tron page ]

of activity.
The first time through the
areas. Danny performed the fol-
lowing: Christian witness. lead
ing public prayer: world out
reach. mapped all the mission
stations and services of his de-
nomination Baptist in South
America: Christian citizenship.
helped clean up and re-arrange
things properly at his church
after each Sunday night service
from October to Christmas,
and served as messenger for
the church music director. and
Christian fellowship. conducted
a Training Union program.
In the more advanced stages
of citizenship. Danny repaired
so hymn books and built a book
case for the Church School Muir
sery Department.
Presented Sunday
One of the most meaningful
phases Of the award project
came during an advanced stage
of the Christian fellowship re-
quirement when he attended a
weeks training conference at
the Baptists' state center at
Eagle Eyrie.
The award was presented to
Danny Sunday during the morn
ing service at Farmville Bap-
fist Church. DR.. w. Otis Nc
Chung, his pastor and project
counselor, presented the award
in the presence of all town
Scouts attending the service in
a body.
The God and. Countr y
Award" is among the highest
that can be achieved in Scout
ing. requiring for approval, both
the authorization of the church
and the Boy Scout organization.
Now Danny Locklair knows
what that Scout reference to
duty to God" and being rever-
ent mean. and, he reports, there
is q great deal Of benefit to the
Individual who tries these things
seriously.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13

Members of the parish house
building committee include. W.
B. Wall, T. w. Bloomfield. Rob-
ert e. Taylor. Mrs. BrMnfield
and Mrs. j. w. Putney.
The building to be demolished
was BUILT around the turn OF
the century and was used for
many years as the home Of the
rector. It was converted for use
as a parish house about IS years
ago to provide for the expanding
size I the Sunday School and
increased church activities. The
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Frank Newton, 70
Buried Monday

DnLWYN. Feb. 12-Funeral
services for Frank Newton. 70,
a retired farmer were held to-
day. Monday at 3 pm. at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. with burial
in the church cemetery. Mr..
Newton died Saturday.
There are no immediate sur
vivOrS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13
Parish House
(Continued. from page 1

a senior warden of the vestry,
with B. Blanton Hamburg. junior
warden. Dr.. J. A. Mcclellan
will serve as register. and DR..
c. G. G. M0s. treasurer.
The rev Parish House will
include large auditorium for
congregational meetings and
suppers, a large kitchen, Sun
day School classrooms and an Of
flee and study for the rector.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-13

be halted. Chesterfield county
now is involved In an annexa-
ton suit with the city Of Rich
mond. A two-year extension of
special taxes on tobacco. liquor.
and beer was approved by the
House and sent to the Senate.
A TIROS w satellite was
launched into orbit last week
from Cape Canaveral. Fla. It
has begun to send back pictures
Of the earth's cloud formations
which can be used in weather
forecasting. Astrona John
Glenn's space trip Is still set
for Wednesday. Feb. IA. He Is
scheduled to circle the earth
three times.
SEN. HARRY F. BYRD Cd
Va, attacked the Presidents
plan to create a department of
urban affairs Saturday as a de
partment of backdoor spending
and contingent liabilities. He
aid, Federal insurance and
guarantees of housing mort
cages are prime examples" Of
contingent liabilities. which
must be paid off IF and when
certain contingencies develop"
Byrd said most of the new de-
partment's 1877 : billion dollar
spending authority would be fl
nanced by the sale of bonds,
under contract authorizations,
and out of revolving funds which
are beyond effective Congress
sional control. This is what the
Senator calls financing through
the treasury's hack door" The
upper house will begin debate
OH the proposal Feb. 10. and ad-
ministration sources have pre-
dicted Senate approval.
GEN. PAUL ID. HARKINS
was named last week to head
new U. S. Command in South
Wet Nam. Harkins. recently
promoted to four-star rank. is
specialist in plans and opera
tons and will be in charge of
all U. S. forces in South Wet
Nam. The announcement was
taken as an indication of grow
ing U. S. involvement in that
Southeast Asian country which
is threatened by Communist
guerillas. Howe yer. reports
from Saigon Saturday made it
clear that Harkins will be under
the supervision of U. S. Am
bassador Frederick E. Noting.
Jr.. to allay any fears of the
Vietnamese of military infringe
ment on their sovereignty.
ATTY. GEN. ROBERT KEN
NEEDY arrived in Hong Kong
Saturday for a two-day rest be-
fore going on to 1ndonesia. He
looked tired after six hectic
days in Japan, but he mini
mized the importance Of leftist
demonstrations there. En- route
from Japan his plane touched
down at Taipei. Formosa. where
he told Nationalist Chinese Of
ficials 1.-The ties of treaty and
spirit that bind us will continue
to grow stronger.
THE U. S. AND BRITAIN an
nounced agreement last week on
the site of possible U. 8. nuclear
tests in the atmosphere. Britain
agreed to allow the q. S. to
conduct the tests over Christ
mas island. a British atoll in
the South Pacific. in return for
being allowed to make under
ground tests in Nevada. At the