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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25
This Week Food Editor

The Stafford shanty is snug little house
four by five feet with enough head room for
comfortable standing. All the other shanties are
much the same A wooden frame is covered with
heavy cloth or grain bags, sized, then painted
with whatever leftover paint a man has handy.
There is about foot on the bottom of one side
covered with Plexiglas to let in light Houses
are trucked over the ice to the fishing spot or
pulled in by sled.
The fisherman chooses location, then cuts
out strip of ice with chisel and axe about IL
inches wide and the length of the shanty. The
house is moved over the hole, then fastened by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25
ARROW nae.

AEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO, day of sleet, |
went ice fishing for smelts. The place was an
ice-angling camp on the Sasanoa River, Arrow.
sic, Maine.
George Stafford, leading man welder in the
Bath Iron Works, took me out to his shanty for
look around. George was born in this area
and has been ice fishing on the Sasanoa for 80
years. His wife Mile fishes with him and SO
does son Leeman, now II. Even the family dog
likes day on the river.
George told me there are three kinds of fish
ermen here. The commercial fish steadily, the
local folks fish weekends and some nights to fill
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2 eggs
I cup milk
2h cups Bisquick

Beat eggs with rotary beater until soft peaks FORM
Blend in milk. Add Bisquck and sugar. Mix just until
thoroughly dampened. Fold in oil and pecans. Spoon
onto medum-hot INCREASED grddle. When putted up
and bubbles begin to break cook other side Serve
with one of the delicious syrup suggestions below
Makes IS to 20 feather4ight pancakes.
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SILVER SPRING
D. L. BARNARD

SPRINGFIELD, MD.
Brick, Colonial in q location that's
Walking distance Western Jr.
High. Little Flower School and
Church. Den and powder room on
lst floor, 3 bedrooms, . baths on
md. finished dormitory room on
Bird. full basement with rec. rm.
Ewes. Mr.. Tiller, EN- 2-234i.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464 REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AIR -COND. BEAUTY. off Mass.
Ave. = Handsome bi-level. prime
loeationl Like hrand-newl CEN;
baths, big family room with fire
place. fabulous all-elec. kit. sep
arate din. rm.. built-in garage,
delightful tree-shRded patio.
Priced at S33. $50. OWNER LEAV-
ING TOWN. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS INC, DI. 7-l4ll. Ewes.
Evening star., 1962-05-30

ST. MARYS-An all-brick Cape Cod
featuring bedrms., separate din,
room. completely new KIT. With
built-in double oven, alumni.
storm windows. bsmt. exit. VA
and FLA terms. Trades invited.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
DOWNTOWN
THE BROADMOOR
TILDEN GARDENS
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

- Furn. within walk
ing distance St2tler. Maximum
500 mo. LU. 2-032S.
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DALE DIR.

A VIII. 2-9315 VIII. $4,000
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ROCK CREEK FOREST-Beautiful
large bedrooms. > full baths. hot
water heat, porch, garage, wooded
lot. S27 500. GRAY-KESSINGER
& CO. INC. JU. $1,000.
ROCKVILLE = Like-nCw split-leyel
home near schools. bus. shops,
daylight family rm, mod. kit. W
table space. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
lge, hsmt, area for STORAGE.
BETHEsDA REALTY OIL. 4-14l5
ROCKvILLE-No IS down OF. FHA
$50 mo. 3-bedroom rambler. fenced
lot. Sl2.50O. r. L, SMITH. Real
tor. CA 4-77l1. GA. 4-S795.
ROCKVILLE = $3.50 DOWN FLA.
Beautiful redecorated rambler on
level fenced lot, wall-to-wall car
peting. fully equipped kit. Sl4,-
$50. Call 94Q-13O0 I'll $50.
HUGH 7. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave.
ROCKVILLE-Nev 4-bedrm., Ia
bath brk, home on quiet court. rec.
rm.. modern kit. SIS, ,990. Terms
70 suit or trade. PO. 2-3l4O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCkVILLE-2-family brk. duplex,
each with sep. entrances. bed
rms, hv. rm., kit, bath. Den on
lst floor. Assume GI loan or fl
nance FHA. $1,000 dn. PO. p
3l40.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
ROCKVILLE = CUTE AND COZY.
Ike. corner lot with unusual kit.
Only Sl6,50O. Call e49-7300 til
HUGH T. PECK, 11e4e Georgia Ave.
ROCKVILLE = 4-bedrm., 2-bath
ramb., sep. din. rm., equip. kit,
rec. rm. Master Bedroom W.
Bath. Sl4.500. GI-FHA. Call
bSS-7977.
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COLLEGE PARK-Rambler on nice
tree-shaded lot, 3 bedrms.. large
modern kit. with wall oven and
surface. range. Wall-to-wall car.
peting In liy. room, full bsmt. with
terms. TradeA invited
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iSuMPTIONi ICfiARRnLLf0Hf

You needn't have eli cash above 70
assume owners prime 4hes OF
trust ct S113 mo, total on this
outstanding 3-bedrm.. 1h-bath
brick and frame split leveil May
90. 5000 down GI or $3.50 down
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm.. IA
bath brick rambler. SI60. GRO
WELL MANAGEMENT CO., Arl.
Office. ia. 7-5e79.
FALLS CHURCH AREA - Lovely
hrand-new .3-bedrrn.. 2-bath split
foyer rambler on large wooded lot.
Rec. rm:. built-in garage; Imms-
I. CAMPBELL. Agent, JE. 3-I2s2.
FALLS CHURCH. 617 washington
ave.-3 bedrms.. S125. Call Mr..
Cummings. SHANNON q LUCHS
FALLS CHURCH - 2-bedrm. Con-
temporary, deadend street, M-acre
fenced ward. Call h32-2232.
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Pobiak & Pobiak
OIL. $4,000 TIL 9 Pm.
BETHESDA, MASS AVE. AREA
TRADE

On this brand new 4-bedrm., 81
bath contemporary rambler, fully
air cond., level tree shaded lot,
S34. $50. BETHESDA HOMES NC.
OIL. 4-e104, ewes. EN-. 5-4592.
BETHESDA, English Viilage-We
are most pleased to offer this very
lovely white brick. centrally air
cond. Colonial located on one Of
Bethesda's most beautiful streets.
Custom built By q discriminating
purchaser, this home offers spa
cious center hall, 30x15-It. living
rm., 1st-n. powder rm., gracious
screened porch and living rm.,
picture window overlooks q mag
nifieent garden professionally
handicapped, 3 twin-sized bedrms.
and 2 baths on End II. Stairs TO
3rd II. and 2 more potential bed
rms. 2 firepls. 2-car garage, out
of-ground bsmt. with paneled rec.
rm. and full bath. S4S, 800.
ANDRlS RLTY. OIL. 2-9070 Til 81
BETHESDA-New listing. nj. NH
and Naval Medical Center. A true
center-hall brick rambler, having
large living rm. opening onto
screened ly. porch, sep. din. rm..
lge. elec kit. new dishwasher
and disposal. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Q lge. closets. Basement, semi
rec. rm.. garage. This thyroid
section Is attractive with trees
and shurbbery. Nice for children.
Priced right for quick sale.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY
49, N nnon ...~w = e..-
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ANDREWS AREA
OUTSTANDING BUYS
ANDREWS AREA

BRANDY REALTY CO. RE. $4,000
ANDREWS AREA-Avai. for inn
tion, 8. 4, 8 bedrms.. Ia, ?
baths. bsmt,, rec. rm. RamblefS,
bi-levelS. split-leVels. S13,600 upl
Select your financing. JOE JAs
COBS REALTY, Realtor. RE. g.
Evening star., 1962-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

RAMBLER DE LUKE on large level
Anchor-feneed lot, separate dining
room. table space kitchen. 3 large
bedrooms. fun baths. porch, car
port Exceptional condition. S26.-
800. GRAY-KESSINGER & Co,
INC. JU. 5-6lO0.
<ILLs = spiek-and-
span 3-bedrm. rambler. baths,
seq. din rm-. modern kit. central
air eond. situated on large. Level
YoUNKIN q CO. a4a-sna2 III Q
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vACANT-WALTER REED AREA
ENGLISH TUDOR
TRhDES ACCFPTED

INhUEB ACIEPIED
Immaculate brick home, side hail.
liv. rm- wffirepl., din. rm.. mod.
kit, scr. porch, 3 bedrms., den.
21z baths Il bath master bedrm y,
garage. full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.
J 4 j REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-05-30
ANDREwS AREA
ST. BERNARD's

Brick Cape Cod, 4 bedrms.. fun
bsmt., facing ige, park, waking
distance TO schools. churches, and,
shopping. A terrific value for. only
FhfNeE hsf2NSIg oEoRdss e HUE 4 RExGTY EsSGTT YaSSR eo
THE HOUSE OF HOMESh n ?
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Youth Group To Sponsor
Candidates Appearance

The public is invited to attend
meeting Sunday evening at the
Oak Park Church of the Brethren
at 7:30 p. m. The Youth Fellowship
of the congregation has invited six
of the local candidates for office to
be present to explain the duties of
the office they are seeking and to
answer questions.
Candidates invited are Dwight
Slower. Maurice Brookhart Mrs.
Martha Glotfelty. Earl Opel, James
E. Frantz and Mrs. Fannie p. Sui
Ivan. Each will be given approx
mately five minutes to speak. Pur-
pose is to familiarize the youth and
the public with some of the cleo
tive offices on the local scene and
to encourage all who attend to eX-
ercise their privilege to vote for
the persons they choose
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world conquest"
When Walt Rostow was called
before the Senate Foreign Rela-
tons Committee he refused to pro
duce this basic policy report He
invoked the overWOrked doctrine
of Executive Privilege and was up.
held Instead he fuzzed over the
outlines of our policy and skillfully
concealed the sinister nature OF
his report.
Meanwhile our wonderful ma
ton, led by the Rostows, moves
toward dissolution and toward
merger. with a minority status.
with Soviet power. This is appar-
ent with all our moves from &C.
neva to Laos.
Willard Edwards and his sources
are to be congratulated. They dem
onstate again what one or two
persons can do to show up the pro-
cess by making it known.
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impunity? Surely if we would
not think such a Judge fit 10
serve on the bench, how would
God be fit to sit in judgement
if He did the same? The for
giyeness of sin is not obtained
by an indulgent Heavenly Fa-
Their, too loving to enforce JUS
tice upon the sinner. The prob
lem that faced God in saving
man was simply this. The love
of God desired man t. be spar
ed from the just penalty of his
sin. The holiness of God de-
manded that the penalty of
death be carried out. The only
way that man could be spared
is that both the love and the
justice of God could be salts
fled. This God accomplished in
the Gospel of Salvation. Jesus
Christ died for mans sin, as
his substitute, thus satisfying
the holiness of God. God was
then free to extend His love,
and pardon the guilty and give
him life eternal.
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See By The Dailies

James f. Powers. %. of Macon,
Ga, was elected new national COM
mander of the American Legion.
A bill requiring employers to
give equal pay TO women who do
the same work as men was killed
in the house.
Mariner | was scheduled to miss
Venus by 2O.9OO miles instead of
5000 announced earlier. II will
pass December IA.
France ordered Monaco to put
tax bite on those who found a
tax-frec paradise in the tiny Ri
viera principality.
A mystery arsonist planted two
incendiary bombs in st. Peters
Basilica in attempt to set fire 20
wooden stands.
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IN M EMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear
son, Grover c. Friend, who passed
away tWenty-siX years ago, OctO-
Der %.
You gently say its over and done
Can it ever be so when you've lost
son.
Do you know the sorrow that's
filling our lives?
1t may have happened to you.
Our son had only begun to live,
And now his life is through
Understand and always believe.
1t isn't myself for whom | grieve,
l cry for the years he never knew,
The dreams he had that never
came true.
Please, dear God, grant his soul
eternal rest.
Sadly missed by his mother
Grace d. VanSickle, and all his
friends.
ADV. 1t
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Three Are Injured
In Two-Car Wreck

Three persons were hospitalized
last Wednesday evening following
a two-car accident on U. S. route
so, near Hartmansviile, w. Va.
Admitted to Garrett County
Memorial hospital in Oakland
we're Flwood Dawson, Al, of Rock
Vile: his wife, Mrs. Viola Dawson,
80: and John william Wilston, Jr.,
Al, Kitzmiller.
Dawson sustained a fractured
pelvis; Mrs. Dawson. a fractured
hip, and Wilson, decorations and a
chest injury
Trooper Don ElmOre said the
accident occurred at 7:15 p. m,
about five miles east of Mt Storm
on route 50.
The trooper said one of the
drivers apparently went across the
center line and struck the other
vehicle The trooper continued his
investigation.
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think it is an improvement over
the old law, particularly in view
of the present world market situa-
ton.
Khrushchev's Cuban Govern
ment-Khrushchev, not Castro,
holds the whip hand in Cuba.
Cuba now is a Soviet satellite,
the only one in the Western Hemis-
phere. People in West Berlin,
sending food packages to relatives
in East Berlin, report getting back
thank-you cards from Cuba.
Khrushchev has threatened us
with rain of nuclear missiles if
we intervene in Cuba. | doubt
that Khrushchev would start a
worldwide nuclear war to save
Castro; Castro isn't that important
to him And Castro's creaky little
regime is no great menace to us.
However, if Cuba ever came to
mean to Khrushchev or anyone
else that the United States, for
fear of nuclear consequences,
would hesitate to act when its
peace and safety were threatened,
then this would be a real peril.
1t would be naive to think the
Communists intend to stop their
aggressive march in the Western
Hemisphere on the shores of Cuba.
They have to be stopped. of course.
The question is, What is the best
way?" Obviously, it is important
that the Castro regime, which is a
tool of the Soviets, be ended. This
could come about in number of
ways. possibly the most plausible
of which would be by counter
revolution. In line with this rea-
sOning, and to the end that sound,
free-World government be eStaD-
liShed in Cuba, | am joining with
Senator George A. Smathers of
Florida in sponsoring a revolution
for the recognition of Cuban
Government-in-EXile There are
over 100000 Cubans in Florida
men and women who chose exile
rather than live under Communism
and more are arriving every day
l understand that $4,000 of those
already in Florida are capable OF
bearing arms and are anxious to
do so in a movement to overthrow
the Communist regime. It seems ia
me that it would be an excellent
idea for Cubans to lead the fight
and u S. official recognition of a
Cuban Government-in-EXile would
make it possible for the United
| States to aid them.
There is substantial precedent
for our recognition of a govern
ment-in-eXile We now recognize
the government-in-eXile of Chiane
Kai-shek as the Nationalist Chinese
| Government, though it is located
on Formosa, and we do not rec
ognize the government which oc
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evolutionary process. Capitalism
viii not triumph over Socialism.
Rather the victory will be one of
men and nations voluntarily CO.
operating under principles of
the United Nations Charter,
writes Mr.. EdWads of this extra
ordinary but official assumption.
This same conciliatOry treatment
is recommended for Red China
The Chinese Communists can be
encouraged to evolve into a peace
jul state by showing them we have
no aggressive intentions" In the
meantime unnecessary prOvoca-
tons" are to be avoided.
The corollaries neatly fall into
place. Each one should bring joy
to Khrushchev. Edwards writes Of
these:
Gentle treatment of the satellite
nations is advoca.e ed. No official
attacks should be made against
their regimes. whs ever the prov,
ocation. and even criticism should
be softened. Yves. ern Europe. at
the same time must be encouraged
TO closer relationship with the
satellites and urged to furnish aid
to them
East Germ any, the policy draft
says, cannot be forever insulated
from dealings with the United
States and business must be trans
acted with them
above all. no encouragement o.
support must be given to armed
uprisings in eastern Europe"
Government intelligence oIfici-
ais, dealing with the realities OF
our times, are naturally disturbed
Some have expressed themselves
in opposition to RostoW's thinking.
Edwards quotes these too
"They note no lesscning of Com
munist inuansigencc nor of grim
determination to bury the free
world. They see in the Rostow
recommendations total mis-
conception Of the nature of Com
munism conspiracy; naive
brushing off its treachery as evil
denced in a long history of broken
treaties and agreements while
steadily pursuing the goal of
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gD1ITlnN1T InFEl EnS TIn
LATE FOR Ct sSS|FnlTIOA

FOR SALE - Medium sized
Warm Morning Heatrola. good
condition, $50. Dewitt and DeBer-
ry-Adv 35-1t.
WANTED-Good Wheat. Grange
Supply Center-Adv 35-tf.
FOR SALE-One four year old
Jersey Cow 5000 lbs. of milk
First lactatiOn. Average test, $50.
Phone DE 4-4705.-Adv. 35-tf
FOR SALE-Flue blocks, S1OO
each, also galvanized spouting.
roll roofing and shingles, floor tile
and underlayment, BENZ. Moore
paint and varnish. Del Builders,
Inc, Old Elementary School bldg,
Mt Lake Park. Phone DE 4-2332
ADV. 35-tf.
FOB RENT-Garage of former
Mt. City Motor Co. located on Rt.
$50 in Loeb Lynn. Building APP
proXimately 50X60, part has second
story All utilities. DE 4-2773. Ar
thur Savage ADV. 35-tf.
FOR SALE - Majestic range.
good condition. Quick sale Phone
DE 1880 after 5 p. m. ADV. 35-tf
FOR SALE-Combination loft
freezer and loft. refrigerator
$4,000. Very nice. Dewitt and De
Berry. ADV. 35-1t
STRAYED from the Paul Walla
farm, a yearling Holstein heifer
Finder please notify Stanley Rod
erick, Deer Park. ADV. 35-3t
FOR SALE 49, Eight-room house
arranged for two 4-room apart
ments. Phone DE 4-3166 ADV. So
IF
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Wintry Weather
Strikes Mt. Top

Winter weather made its debut
rather quickly this week with
temperatures below freezing and
snow flurries on two days There
was hardly enough, however, to
cover the ground. but it lay on the
ground in spots.
The rundown of the week
showed the following:
Friday was frosty in early morn
ing but clearing and warmer by
degrees. 1t reached 81 degrees by
800 Saturday was also frosty but
clear and moderating with tenn
perature IS degrees at II o'clock
Skies cloudcd in late afternoon and
there was rain falling on Sunday
morning with fog most of the day
and the temperature cooler.
Monday was another frosty one
but clear with mercury soaring to
IS by four o'clock. Tuesday was
mostly cloudy and cold with rain
and some snow flurries by noon.
The temperature dropped to 20 on
Wednesday morning and it was
showing a good bit Of the day
Skies remained overcast
Records show there was snow on
October IA. last year, so the pat
tern was not much changed from
a year ago, eXcpet that the snow
came about 10 days later. Con-
tinucd cold is forecast for the
Weekend
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends, neighbors and relatives
for their kindness and hclpfulneSs
during our recent bereavement.
We also thank all who gave
flowers and sent expressions of
sympathy.
We wish to thank the Leighton
burst Funeral Home. also Rev. !.
Stanley Earhart and Rev Donald
Matthews for their words of com
fort.
The Harry Rcam Family.
ADV. 35-lt@
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on Friday evening. October 26. an.
other one at Bloomington for Tues
day, October 80, and the final rally
at Friendsville on Friday, Novcm-
Der 2
Harry p. Collier, chairman of
the Republican State Central COM
mittee emphasized the committee
was stressing the straight Republic
can ticket this year and adj
monishcd the voters to make sure
who the Republican candidates
were. He said that the Democrats
in a number of instances we're
avoiding the party label in an eff
fort to draw votes.
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Rallies Continue

Republican rallies continue this
week and next in an effort to
arouse maximum interest in the
coming general election on Tues
day, November g.
a rally is set for this evening at
Kitzmiller in conjunction with a
meeting of the Republican Women's
club. A meet your candidates pro-
gram will be featured Club of
ficers are to be elected.
A rally is set for route 40 school
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cupies mainland China. During
World War II, the U. s. Government
recognized no less than seven
governments-in-eXiIe.
The Senate Committees on For
cign Relations and Armed Services,
the latter of which I am a mem
her, meeting in joint session
unanimously approved a resolution
calling for firm position on the
Cuban situation and in support
of "the aspirations of the Cuban
people for self-determination."
Russia's Space Secret Exposed
Our Space Administrator, James
E. Webb. revealed to a Congress
sional committee last week that
the Russians have attempted planet
shots six times and failed every
time. He gave dates and particulars
The Russians tried to send rocket
to Mars on October 10. 1860. and
again on October ID, 1860 Their
attempts to reach Venus were made
on February 4, 1861. February II
1861, August Is. 1862. and Septem-
Der l. 1852 The second try for
Venus achieved q Venus traiec-
tory but then all contact was lost
With these disclosures, Admins
traitor Webb quietly pulled the
wraps off the best-kept secret in
the Kremlin closet. The Kremlin
has never admitted a space failure
But while the Soviets have been
able to hide their failures from
their own people they have not
been able to cover them up from
the prying eyes Of Western track
ing systems.
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Deer Park Firemen Called

Deer Park firemen were called
to the town dump on Friday af-
ternoOn. October 18th. to eXtinguish
a fire that threatened surrounding
brush. Firemen remained on the
scene about twenty minutes and
no damage resulted
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that he allows
the guilty to 90
free? Or a judge
that would not
uphold the ac-
cepted law of
righteousness?
That would turn
his back while
people sin with
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IN M EMORIAM
"Ow Little Angel"

VUI
Carolyn Sue Bcckman is in Heaven
now.
And only God knows why or how.
Carolyn was sweet girl and Jesus
knew that
For by now upon his knee she has
sat
We are very sorry, God is sorry
too,
But nothing in this world will ever
fill her shoes
Mrs. Thomas Beckman
ADV. 1t
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The American WAY
Another Glimpse at Policy
by Robert Morris

Editors Note Robert Morris,
Past President of the University
of Dallas, was formerly chief coun-
sci of the Scuatc'S subcommittee
on Internal Security
Recently the country was given
another Eecting glimpse of the I'M
DERIVING policy that is leading, with
each passing month, to the eclipse
of our wonderful nation. The
glimpse was once again a stolen
one and The severe curtain Of
executive privilege was hurriedly
drawn lest the American people
wake up to what our planners
have in store for them
Washington correspondent Will
lard Edwards. an experienced and
discerning reporter, wrote two ar
ticles on Walt w. PostoW's polio"
paper that represents the ultimate
in current planning Rostow is
chairman of The State Departments
Policy Planning Board and his re-
port represents the collective think
ing of himself and a large staff Of
his planners.
The Edwards articles were based
on authentic sources and have not
been denied by State Department
spokesman.
According to our planners. the
Soviet Union is mellowing and be-
coming a mature" nation: that
there is diffusion Of power away
from Moscow in the Communist
bloc; that Soviet Russia is coming
10 realize that the severity of the
class struggle concept is becoming
outdated
Therefore, they urge that we
should try, not to overcome Com
munism. but to help it in this
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-10-25
THE
COUNTRY -PULPIT
WEEKLY SERMON
by
Pastor P. F. NieUwkoop
THE JUSTICE or GOD

Many people who give ear to
Christianity desire to hear about
the love of God, but are offend
ed when one mentions the JUS
tice of God. What would you
think of a judge that is so soft