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The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27
Against

CONTINUED From Page u
IN short then this another instance OF the ruling
white class asserting that the Negro must be kept in sub
lection the od-siye MssssipPians was commonplace
And indeed this only OF many such occurrences IN
war Of attempted intimidation marked by shotgun blasts
in the night evieons phony arrests long jail sentences
and general terror.
But the Negroes are conducting determined fight
Instead of knvcns under and staying in their soea'ed
places" they Insisting their civil rights mos
notably that Of franchsement Their becomes in
ersssnsy we'll ovssnized Committees have moved IN from
the ovtsids. csvsymsn active w leadership All OF
shs course courage but s quality has not been
lacking.
The Negroes obviously in fhs right They have the
isw ovsy, equity and every principle Of human dsesney
their sids What they don't hsvs ~ Isssf far Is any
ssmhisn<s Of snHshsnsd understanding from the white
people In political and economic eonsve These hs
powers who in their private souls must surely recognize
ss nsvIssby Of change and vino ought 70 be supplying
ss drsesN fv pssesvI adjustment A. IN the case OF hs
Negro Meredith ~ ss University ef Mississippi u Is surely
. sslf-svidsWs fact shss defiance IL impossible.
This 70 exactly whore ihs ssvoess Of The Delta are
tcensnvsd Next celvmn Tspl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27

THE ONE. REAL DEITY m AND or, THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE - SEEKING TolsTEAL FROM
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE GOD -
COOL ol-"FATHEK@AovHER GOD. AlLHhk
moMlous~ - OF cttLL-pL-E-S9 et~e>9v
JESUS PLANpleo NON pARENTHoopi -
~cALL 40 MAN -. FATHER
ooos CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. SECOND eqMlNer
THE COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY eesosr
TEACHING Ali T11lNoS' WHICH WICKED AeeO
ADuLTERoUS GENERATIONS = Noh-cHRIsT
SCIENTISTS - COULD NOT BEAR ! - NAfNeLfs
"A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION
VIA FATHER, SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS WOMAN
OAasthew 1888; Rsvsission I3:1,9 = lNcompAkA-
ale PRoPHETEss REvELAToR. GREATEST
MARY, BAKER EDDY - THE KINGDOM OF
HEAVEN AT HAND. WITHIN YOU ! - LIKE UNTO
LuAvEN WHICH A WOMAN TOOK AND IND IN
THREE MEASURES OF MEAL - SCIENCE
THEOLOGY, MEDICINE" = THE TITLE OF The
Sixth CHAPTER OF GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK - HIS ONE AND ONLY HONEST
FRIEND or BlBLEs CLERGY EVERY ONE
"A GREAT WONDER M HEAVEN
"A WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN -. The
NOON UNDER HER FEET -. CROWNED WITH
TWELVE STARS WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL
RULE ALL NATIONS WITH ROD OF IRON!
AND MRS EDDY THERETO p. s65. Apocalypse. OF
HER. AND GODS, "ScIENcE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES"
CHRIST GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY
RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES - iMPERATNElY.
ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY - WITH DIVINE
SclENcE"l
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27

SVmNVuupS
lconiinvsd From Back Pssd
MARRIAcEs'l - GOD TO MRS. EDDY, TO THE
DEVILS ADAMS, EYES, MuRDERous GAINS.
JUDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FooLsI - THs Eco
AND PSYCHOLOGY or hUAAAm piNvHs AID
PARENTHooD - REpupsAyGo ov
c-HLl-DL.E-s-s cHRfST JESUS PLANNED
NON pARENTHooD - DECLARING: n AM THE
WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE
mo MAN coMETH UNTO THE FATHER
[oMNIPRESENT - IN WHOM WE LIVE AND
HAVE OUR BEING lSt PavDl EXCEPT BY Me-!
ALSO, my WORKS AND c-R,E-A-T-E-R SHALL
YE DOL 8M
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE PUBLISHER FEELS
CONSTRAINED TO SAY THAT " ne HAD BLOOD
SISTER WHO APPEARED IN SUCH SATANIC,
SUGGESTIVE CAPACITY, HE WOULD BE STRONGLY
URGED TO CALL HER GOD CONDEMNED
SPIRITUAL "BAsTARD~l Heb. 1919
1F YE ENDURE THE CHRISTENING OF THE
LORD. THEN ARE YE sons iF NOT, THEN ARE
YE BAsTARDs. AND NOT SONS!
PART z
MARY (see.), AsKED "WHY DO THEY USE
SUCH A PICTURE? SUPPOSE. TO ATTRACT
ATTENTION, AS THEY DO IN AIRLINE
ADVERTISING. AND OTHER BRANCHES
OF PUBLICITY"
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER
IT'S A BAROMETER or THE SATANIC,
ANTLcHRIsT DISCIPLINE, PRAYERS, THINKING.
LEADERSHIP. OF LABOR UNIoNSl
THEY HAVE BEEN SET Up NOT PRIMARILY TO
PROMOTE THE RIGHTEOUSNESS or GOD AND
CHRIST. BUT RATHER TO cRATIFY. cLoRIFY, THE
THE LUsTs OF THE FLESH! - SATAN, SIN
SEX POWER - TO PROVIDE, AMONG OTHER
THINGS, A LIVING AT LEAST FOR THE
SURPLUS ADAM. EVE SINNERS ALL OVER
THE WORLD BECAUSE or THE SATANIC,
ANTLcHRIsT, BIRTHS FLOODS" LUNAcY!
TREASON - MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS"
FLOODS OF IGNORANCE SINNERS
ADULTERERs FoRNcAToRs ROBBERS
MURDERERS, FOR NON-ExISTENT JOBS! -
THANKS, IN LARGE MEASURE. TO THE
SATANIC, ROMAN CATHOLIC OPPOSITION TO
HUMANE, RELATIVELY SCIENTIFIC. BIRTH
CONTROL, BIRTH PREVENTION, PLANNED PARENT
HOOD - SERVING THE DEVIL IN THE NAME
OF GOD! - ASSERTING - VIA SPIRITUAL
LUNAcY - THAT SEX IS A CoD-cREATED
INSTINCT - THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE!
Lincoln. Shakespeare - AND FINDING SUPPORT
IN THE M.Y-T-HoL- -o-c-Y OF THE SECOND CHAPTER
OF GENESIS, BEGINNING WITH VERSE a. AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY THE PURE IN
HEART" - CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS - GENESIS III. etc. = THE
ADAM-EvE "LoRD-GoD" FRAUDS MYTHS
NoTtIINcNEss = POSING MASoUERADINc, AS
tConfinued Next Column. Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27
"MAss SAID FOR MRS. cAssINl"

Nov York tUPD - memorial Mass said for
Mrs. charene cassn whose death from sleeping pills took
from the social Of its richest and most beautiful
young hosesses died at Lenox Hill Hospital nine hours
after she swallowed 80 sleeping pills death at
time when her husband Igor Cassni syndieafed column
ISL under indictment for failure to register
agent for the Dominican regime Of slain dictator Rafael
TrvjiIlo ;. MRS. cAssINI BRooDED OVER CHILLY At
TITUDE FROM socIALITE FRIENDS Of Mrs. csssinis
father, oil tycoon Charles Wrighismsn.
MRS. Csssini, who divorced from Actor Hemvt
Danfine before she married cassin could not be given
a regular Mass because Of her marital status, but
given memorial Mass consolation to the family
There was coffin at the church 49,"
Free Press, Apr. IL
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27
Hart :.

(Coniinued From Page u
At the same fine Of them made II clear they
felt the President already certain authority to follow
up the Civil Rights Commission proposal for breakdown
alleged civil rights violations against Mississippi Ne
groes. .A al
Sen Philip A. Hart (D., Meh.) said he was drafting
bill which would bar Federal aid programs for any stare
in which discrimination exists.
Hart said some Federal programs clearly carry the
authority TO hold back money Others he added may nof
But he said way must be found ITO end an irrational
irony" - A-A-.--.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27

Don1s -
(consinvsd From Psss u
David Lsbenbom. Wayne County osme0sm ens,1'
man an Mrs John A. Waite. Of East Lansing by me"
rrsspsasbIt department have evsrrdden me VIII o. "s
n.lCrisv of Michigan voters Whsrs s The bleeding 'or
the "one man. one vote" principle nowf
The Board Of State csnvasssrs i the statutory sosse
ian Of public will a. Expressed st The ballet bes Any s"e
nsniqans there is devastating TO public eonfdsnes enc
should rouse public fury nrnes'sy hes "e* "sso s
frv "a Cali UNFAIRLY on The whole Democratic Psrfy
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27

(Continved from Page u
TEMPORAL (St Paul. - THE EVIL THE HUMANE
rHE MATERIAL - REVEALING MAN - OUR
TRUE BEING - GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER -
GODS, ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
ADAMEvELEsS - NEVER BORN NEVER
DYING NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN
or SINNERS - OF THE ADAM-EvE "LORD-GoD"
(cen III, eteJ FRAUDS MYTHS
N-O-T-H-I-N-C-N-E-S-S! -
NEVER BORN OF WOMAN. uNcLEAN
lob, Old IT,
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AeriaIist =

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"A Shrine Circus crowd Of 1866 watched in hosF"so
silence as the 42year-od performer svme'ed backward
and fell"
THE THIRD FATAL FALL OF THE WALlENOA
FAMILY in Is NOS
PART z
IMM0DEsTY, PLUS EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
CRIPPlE!- SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS : BRINGS
"WACES OF SIN" DEATH
BIBLICAL Ia YEARS ATTAINED : WITH
IMMINENT RETIREMENT.
HAD BEEN QUITE NERVOUS IN RECENT DA'S.
LACKED CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
SECOND coMINc." SPIRITUAL 'REBIRTH'! -
HENCE, PREMATURE DEPARTURE, WHERE
WE HOPE, A GENUINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
over THERE WILL TAKE HER IN HAND, BE
A GOOD SAMARITAN BROTHERS KEEPER!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27
DEVIL TAKES V.L.P., CATHOLIC EVE FOR
IS YEARS. PLUS!

Free Press, Apr. II MT VOr"
MRS. cHARLENE cAssINI, 38.
LENOx HILL HOSPITAL, THE DEVILS
INVOLUNTARY ExEcUTlONER
VIA SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE!
"SLEEPINC PILLS." HER EXIT! =
WHICH REMINDS ONE OF A BIT OF HUMoR
OF THE CATHOLIC PRIEST AND THE coLoRED BOY -
THE PRIEST WAS TALKING THE GOOD LIFE TO
THE BOY, TRYING TO PERSUADE HIM TO -~<
BECOME A CATHOLIC.
AND AT THAT POINT THE BOY BACKED UP. AND
SAID. o NO. NO, FATHER IT'S BAD ENOUGH TO BE
NEGRO, BUT TO BE A CATHOLIC TOO -. NO. NO.
NO.!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27
Kelly =


Continued From Back Page)
But II left the secretary Of state and he attorney
General as elective Offices. Neweon in effect in the
present The elected administrative officials
would be split ~ Actually they line up against fhe gov
ernor ~.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27

AND THE GOD CHASTENED SPIRITUAL
bastard" (x) N0N-CHRIsT SCIENTIST
CLERGY SAY SEX IS OF GOD!
WHO SAYS: EVERY MORTAL Is A LAR =
TO ST. PAUL, IN ROMANS.
tx) Heb. 1878
"A GALLUP POLL
YOUTH CRIME: PARENTS RECEIVE
ABLACK MARK"
BY George Gallup Director. American Institute of
Public Opinion - NY. Trib, Apr. "
Princeton, NJ.
There's such thing juvenile delinquency"
South Dakota resident said in the latest Gallup POLL rvs
parental delinquency"
The view Of this Of l,67s persons Inter-
viewed in fhe survey reflects widespread sstisvds
fhe country to the main for crime among
youth.
The parents Of Americas people and their home life
or fhe lack Of II = In for the lions share o. me
blame.
The next target for critics but cited only .bsvt
third as often Is lack Of things 10 keep youngsters
from being idle. such rscresiions activities and iobx
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-27

II is iransparensN obvious that Afforney-Cenera'
Frank Kelley. Democrat appointed by Governor Swain
son and elected last November has intention OF doing
that Job He's running his ship Of state and It It nap
pens be heading in different direction from thar OF me
State Of Michigan, that's Michgan's tough luck
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06

What is the reason for this
shortage of football players?
The two coaches Bill Worrell
and Tom Stanley would like for
you TO give them an answer. In
both cases there are a good num-
Der of boys who could be play
ing football but are not. Many
OF them have A transportation
problem. living some p or 80
miles from school with no way
home other than the school bus.
which leaves directly aft e r
school and is not available fol
lowing the afternoon practice
sessions
Others. who fall into the non
participating category. hol d
various afterschool Jobs that in
teftere with football practice
Others have chores to do at
home which prevent them from
playing. There are a host of ex-
cjlses that can be found for not
playing but there is one that can
be applied to nearly all Of these,
lack Of interest. This is the foot
BAH coaches major headache
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06

Most of the coaches would furn-
lsh transportation for a boy back
home if he really wanted to play
1t is up to the boys who are
playing football to set an ex-
keep your desire and pride es-
ample for others in the school
to admire. AS long as you can
keep your desire and pride ex-
pecially in the face Of defeat,
you will be looked up to and
perhaps some of those who are
not playing this season will
change their minds before next
years practice begins.
The coaches can continue to
show youngsters the real values
OF playing athletics. not to the
point of begging an individual to
play but Just showing him what
he can gain through sport
Don't attempt to pave shiny
road for youngster because
this is not always true in sports
1t is the trials and errors ir
sports that bring forth the best
or the Wors.. IN an individual
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
Mason, $50 LIB.
Tackle, Walker
Only Returnees

The Randolph Henry States
men. who finished third place in
District 3 last season with 50
record. are facing rebuilding
program this year. according to
head coach George Rao. We
lost Is lettermen from last
Years squad. including nine of
our starting eleven. That alone
explains our situation here. We
have 30 boys on our varsity
quad. however. ard they are all
eager to play We will be real
strong in couple Of positions
and sort Of weak at other
spots, Rao said
Rao has one yourgster who
viii continue to place his name
among Randolph-Henry football
greats, Jerry Mason. Built like
pro. Mason stands 6'3" in
height and weighs a hefty 25(
pounds. There is only slight
bit of fat on his body. Jerry is
not just a big boy. he is a fine
football player He knows how tt
tackle ard block and he use.
his size to great advantage. HI
makes a G k e all over tn,
field" his coach commented
Mason will hold down. one of tn,
tackle spots.
The other returnee from las
years starters is Richard Walk
er, a 1875 pound center. The onl.
other letterman is Danny Lynn
a 1885 pound junior who will pla.
left end for the Statesmen.
Up frort Rao will have SOM
beef. but little experience. Join
ing Mason at the tackle spot
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
Central Band
Radio Club Meets
At Keysville

The regular monthly meeting
of the South-Central Citizens
Band Radio Club was held in
Keysville on August % with 20
of the % members present. Two
guests were present and filled
out application forms for mem
bersh:p into the club. Harry
Baldwin. Robert Lane and the
Rev. Virgil B. SHREDDER were ac-
cepted as new members Of the
club.
A report was made on the state
convention in Richmond on Aug
ust "a and Is to the members
and guests who were unable to
attend this convention
Plans were made to have
picnic or some similar social
activity on Sept. IA. The Keys
vile club hopes to have tn e
Buckingham Club join them for
this occasion.
A membership committee was
S e c e d to help encourage
people to join the club. The Rev.
Virgil Shrader was chosen for
the Abilene area: John Floyd,
P h tx: Ernest Arlington,
Charlotte Court House. Alvin
Mason, Farmville; Anna Mae
Long, Keysvine; Kenneth Bailey.
SAKE, and Robert Morton, of
brakes Branch.
All persons interested in JOIN
ing the club are urged to con-
tact these members or may
| come as guests to the club 10
Gated at -Four Locust Lake in
Keysville Meetings are held the
\ fourth Thursday of each month.
The next meeting is scheduled
for September 81.
/ John Baker KCI-52404 u-i and
Robert Ponton sKCI-524O, rep
resented the local club at the
Fourth Annual Virginia S a e
Citizens Band Radio Assoc alton,
Inc. Convention at the Jefferson
Hotel in Richmond on Aug "a
and ..
The Governor Highway SAFE
ty Committee notes that one
does not have to be at fault
himself to be involved in a traf-
flc crash. Always drive drfen-
sively and expect the unex-
pected. You can be dead right
but YOU can also be dead -
period.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
Local Golfers
Edge Emporia
By Two Strokes

Lewis "Skeeter Fore added
another title to his long string
OF golfing attalnments BY lead
ing Farmvllle to the annual
Southslde Virginia Golf Associa
ton championship, played Oh the
Emporia Country Club course
over the Labor Day week end
1t was the second succ sSlEe
year that the Farmville team
has captured the Southslde tour
rey.
Fore. the lyear-old Fellum
Junior College athlete. played
consistent. par golf in wrapping
up the individual crown by a
one stroke margin over Tom
Rash. III, of Kenbridge The ! ft
200 ID. champ. who earlier this
summer won the annual Basker
will Bowl at Longwood q b f
Course. backed up an opening
Gay score of II with a 3 on
Monday and a So hole total Of
l4i. even par over the Empolia
links.
The Farmville eight n a i
team. in defending its title, card
ed 1915 to edge Empola aV
a mere two strokes. Kenbridge
was third at 1887. Other scores
OF the winning Falmville golf
ers we're Billy G. Hubbard, 80,
Frank Organ. l55; Billy Watson.
II. l57: Howard Ferguson. l5a.
Mike andrews, l59: Dire M n y
Gates, $50, and Billy Hay, lb2.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
&hAne Meu,
BY GERALD DUNCAN
Two Schools Face Football Dilemma

Cumberland and Buckingham Central High foot
PAL teams have been featured Friday
OF the Herald There interesting
hd-le-Scele observations that Sdeliner like
make about these District pro-
Both these schools as football
concerned II District begun 1858
under the guidance High School
State star Billy Franklin The surprisingly strong
inst two three but Franklin
fortunate enough to have fine athletes
FIRST season he had q members his varsity squad
Cumberland recent addition to the football
picture having started gdiron schedule
year later under Coach Edward Bessel This
of football Dukes
At Mt these football squads baseball
teams as faf the number Of players
land Is
While Buckingham has exactly squads % varsity men,
beers Most schools n the that MANY
bail players IN Of this
battle with stronger of an almost sure LOSING
The members these squads to be congrat
lated their 0 spirit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
Small Buckinghan l'oolballTeam
Faces Tough TO- Came Schedule

Coach Tom Stanley. at Buck
lngham Central High School.
won't try to convince you that
his team is going to have a tdl--
rifle season but this is not to
say that Stanley is hspleasnil
by his squad s spirit and de
termination. The boys have d
lot Of spirit, despite the fact that
Buckingham has had a losin
season for several years. W.
have p boys on the varsity at
present, compared to about III
at the same stage las. season
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
Statesmen Have Only
2 Starters Returning

are Al Reynolds, at 205. and
George Shorter. at 1870. both jun
iors. Rao has hopes that Al Da-
Wis. a $50 pound sophomore. can
replace Mason after a years eX-
perience.
T. j. Waller. $50 pound junior
and Sammy Brown, us pound
junior will see plenty of action
at the end positions. along with
Lynn and l40 pound Jimmy Oar
iington.
Dofsald Atkins. a tough 140
pound junior, Al Coleman. a
senior and Larry Holt, las pourd
Junior will share the guard
duties. Atkins can also play cen
tel if need be.
New Rackfield
Rao will have to replace his
entire backfield of last year. The
only returnee would have been
Ed Harding but he decided not
to participate on the gridiron
this season.
\ Replacing Harding will be
Kenny Trent at fullback. Trent
is hardnosed sophomore who
is the heaviest backfield man at
IFS. Mike Parham. a deceptive
ball handler. will call the sig
mails for Randolph Henry along
with Writ HALEY, a junior who
plays both halfback and quart
erback.
The Statesmen will use five
other boys at the halfback slots,
Roy HALEY, junior; Frank
Blue, Mike Rosser and Buck
Wilkerson, all sophomores, and
Ronald Arlington. a freshman.
The Statesmen open their 1863
season against Buckingham.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06

The value Of a hay crop can
be increased 10 per cent to Is
per cent by using a conditioner.
according to an article in the
New Holland Grassland News.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

pals since sometime in March but
1 can't deny my heart.
The SHOWS were still piled high
In the roadways. The peaks were
white all the way down their jag
ged slopes when / first went to
place my dowry at your feet.
After a number of your letters
I still was not about to be swayed
by your reconsiderations. Like
any woman I was only interested
in how much you could give me.
You were adamant. relentless
and still you pursued me and now
you have won. ! don't care one
iota what you can give me. You
see I am In love with you. I'm
yours. Take me.
My days are magic and full Of
hope. I await the mailman with
the IL O'Clock post; - my nights
are only a little lonely because I
know someone really cares that's
the glory Of true love - my dear
est.
I must run now, dear one, but
keep your letters coming. Let's
hope your father - what's his
name - audit division - ap-
proves Of our plans. -
Love and Kisses,
xxx Xxx xxx. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

ate. There have 10 be some re-
straints on their freedom. This
reminds me OF the story Of the
Irishman who migrated 10 the
United States from his homo
country. The first thing he did
when he stepped onto the dock In
New York was 10 hit a man on
the nose. When taken before the
judge. he was asked why he hit
the man on the nose. The Irish
man said: "Your Honor. all my
life In Ireland I have heard that
the United States Is a free coun-
try and l was just exercising my
rights OF freedom" To which the
Judge replied: 1T Is true that this
isa free country. but In this coun-
try your freedom ends where the
other mans nose begins. Ped
eral Trade Commissioner sigurd
Anderson In a speech in Middle
ton. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

had better have q look at his
employment record and see IL
they could find some violation
OF wage and hour requirements.
Here, too. there was no evidence
OF fraud. The least paid 10 any
body was within the legal limits
and all overtime and double time
and coffeetime and such was paid
for right TO the penny and right
on the line.
But certainly. there was some
infraction. So they went 10 him
and asked him now II there
wasn't somebody else who was
drawing money from the business
that wasn't reported. And he said,
yes there was. q fellow who didn't
amount TO very much and he was
only getting q couple OF dollars.
or maybe 50 a week.
The men perked UP. Aha. Tell
them more. Well, the man said.
there isn't much 70 tel. I guess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
On Freedom

You and I are not distressed
II we run in a footrace and lose
10 q competitor who can run
faster than we can. But we are
distressed when q competitor trips
us and. by that unsporting ges-
ture. wins the race. We have
rules OF conduct for football. bas-
ketball, baseball and golf. We
have rules for playing bridge. In
fact. we have rules for every
game that has been invented. For
these games we have umpires. ref
erees. linesmen. and what not.
And the same is true In the field
OF business. In order 10 preserve
competition, II has become neces-
sary 10 have rules Of conduct for
those who engage In business. We
talk q lot about free enterprise.
BY free enterprise" we don't
mean the utter freedom TO oper-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
An Income Tax Success Story

you would say he isn't too smart.
you know, kind Of feebleminded.
Wasn't on the ball like other peo-
pie. All he knew was work. He'd
come in early before anybody
else and start the day off. Had
his own key. And then sometimes
he'd get so concerned with the
Job that he would forget TO go
eat. And then he always was the
last man out. Even worked late.
Or came In at night.
Yet. he only paid him q couple
or three bucks a week. The men
shook their heads and sharpened
their pencils. Taking advantage
OF a man who evidently didn't
have all his marbles. But was q
valuable. hardworking fellow.
wed like 10 talk with this
fellow" they said.
You are" the fellow told them.
West Virginia HiIIbillv. Richwood.
w. Va.