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PRESIDENTIAL ARl' SHOW—Students at Holy Trinity School, Ligon
ier, Pa., are enjoying a rare opportunity nowadays. On the school
walls are hung several paintings by President Eisenhower, a highlight
for the small town celebrating its bicentennial. Attracting attention of
one studerjt here is a painting of Mr. Eisenhower’s grandson David
with a golf club.—AP Wirephoto.
Byrd, Almond, Faubus
. Imperil U. S., Rabbi Says
By the Associated Press
Senator Byrd and Gov. Al
mond of Virginia and Gov.
Faubus of Arkansas have
wrought more disunity to the.
Nation in the last few years i
than Communists have done
in years of organized effort.
Rabbi Emmet A. Frank told
the Bethel Hebrew Congrega
tion in Alexandria at a Yom
Kippur service last night.
The Nation faces a constitu
tional crisis, a crisis precipi
tated by “the very vocal seg
regationists who, for a few
moments of political glory
have placed in jeopardy our
Nation.” he said.
Rabbi Frank said the term
“massive resistance” is “a term
of the Byrd oligarchy, of a few,
chosen by a few, to enact law
for the many.”
Can’t Remain Silent
He said there was an "evil
In our midst in the form of
bigots and hate peddlerg who.'
for a headline, a misplaced
vote, would attack minority [
after minority.”
And. on their holiest day of,
the year, he said, Jews could |
not remain silent to injustice
against anyone.
There is only one word to
describe the "madness” of seg
regationists, Rabbi Frank said:
"Godlessness, or to coin a new
synonym Byrdliness, which
has done more harm to the
stability of our country than
McCarthyism.”
Today’s “grave crisis of law
lessness and anarchy.” he said,
"cannot be solved by silence.
Instead our greatest weapon is
freedom of speech."
Hate and Prejudice
Then he asked, “Shall we not
use it, because of fear of these
cowards who will soon turn
and run with their tails be
tween their legs—who will soon
be recognized for wl*t they
are?”
Rabbi Frank said hate and
prejudice were the bedfellows
of "Byrdliness,” and added:
“The motto: Divisiveness at
all cost, even if it endangers
the security of our Nation.
‘Outsider!’ they cry. ’You are
Welfare Asks
$33.6 Million
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24 (AP).
—State welfare officials have
filed a proposed budget for the
next fiscal year totaling $33,-
650,000, increasing the demand
on the Maryland general fund
by about $4,265,000.
The expanded program
would represent a total increase
of about $6.9 million with al
most all the cost aside from
the general funds being paid
from Federal programs. Some
$17,540,000 of the total budget
would come from State funds.
The bulk of the increase in
State spending would fall
within the headquarters opera
tion and the public assistance
program, at an added cost of
$3,550,000.
Thomas J. S. Waxter, director
of the Department of Public
Welfare, said the great portion
of that Increase—or about $2.9
million would be required to pay
for greater food allowances for
all welfare recipients.
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not a Virginian; you are a
Texan!’ I am an American,
and, yes, I am § Virginian, but
not of the vintage of Byrd and
his invertebrate crew that fol
low him like subdued puppies.
I am a Virginian of the vintage
of Jefferson, who said ‘I have
sworn upon the altar of God
eternal hostility against every
form of tyranny over the mind
of man.’”
Rabbi Frank quoted a white
Arkansas school girl who said
she did not think segregation
was “a Christian thing.” And
then he told his congregation:
“Neither is it a Jewish thing.
Shall we let the youth of our
land take hold of the leader
ship our adults should assume?
If we as adults fail to use every
weapon of freedom of speech at
our command to force the lead
ers to recognize that they can
not place themselves higher
than the law. nay, higher than
God, then we are as guilty as
they. To perform this task we
will need strength and courage.”
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President to Give
Talk Friday at
Fort Ligonier
By the Associated Press
President Eisenhower will
make a brief talk Friday at
ceremonies marking the 200th
anniversary of Fort Ligonier in
Pennsylvania.
The White House said the
talk would have no major po
litical or foreign policy aspects.
Mr. Eisenhower plans to de
part from Washington National
Airport at 1:20 p.m. and arrive
at the Johnstown (Pa.) Munici
pal Airport at 2 p.m. He will
use a plane somewhat smaller
than the regular presidential
craft because of the size of
the Johnstown runways.
Mr. Eisenhower will drive the
28 miles to Ligonier, look over
the restored Colonial fort
erected by the British, and
speak at the close of a half
hour ceremony. Afterward he
will pay a brief visit at the
home of Richard K. Mellon,
who financed restoratidh of the
fort.
Candidates Split Over
Redevelopment Issue
Sharp disagreement over a
referendum to start an author
ity to redevelop blighted areas
in Arlington was expressed
yesterday by three County
Board candidates.
They stated their positions
at a meeting of the Organised
Women Voters of Arlington.
The fourth candidate did not
enter that phase of the discus
sion.
Leo Urbanske, Jr., candidate
of the liberal Arlingtonlans for
a Better County, favored the
referndum to start a Redevelop
ment and Housing Authority.
The referendum goes to the
voters November 4.
Mr. Urbanske said there is
no intention of using the money
for public housing. He said the
main thing is to use it for
clearing such areas as Rossyln.
The county might as well use
government money as long as
it is available, Mr. Urbanske
said, explalhlng that the gov
ernment would put up two
thirds and the county one-third
of the money used.
Mrs. Leone B. Buchholz,
running for re-election as an
independent, told the gathering
she is not opposed to a re
development authority to fight
blight.
But she added she is "bitterly
Bay Fishermen Fouling Up
Navy's Practice Bombing
By the Associated Press
Chesapeake Bay sports fish
ermen are fouling up Patuxent
Naval Air Test Center bombing
operations, the Navy com
plained yesterday.
An air test center announce
ment said anglers in pursuit of
cobla (the sergeant fish) have
caused repeated suspension of
practice bombing operations
until the small boats can be
shooed out of target areas.
The specific areas being in
vaded, the Navy said, are the
“Hannibal” range 7 miles east
of Point Lookout, Md., the
"Hooper Island” range 5 miles
north of Point No Point and a
seaplane landing and jettison
ing area one mile southeast of
Patuxent Naval Air Station.'
The Nsvy is dropping no ex
plosives in the area, it said, but
the practice bombs and rockets
can cause a lot of damage.
opposed to any Federal housing
in the county.”
Mrs. Buchhols said she pre
viously had fought to get rid
of five Federal housing projects
in the county and does not want
any new ones.
B. M. Miller, Constitution
Party candidate, charged the
referendum would clear the way
for integrated housing.
Mr. Miller said that if Federal
money were used on any hous
ing project, the project would
have to be integrated.
The referendum, Mr. Miller
said, would "allow all the slums
to come in here from across the
Potomac.” If Rosslyn needs a
face lifting, he said, private in
dustry should do it.
Russell L. Runyon, an inde
pendent candidate and a former
Arlington vice squad detective,
charged that police emphasis
in the county is all on traffic.
"They ticket you to death,” he
said.
Asserting that waste is doub
ling taxes, Mr. Runyon said he
would withdraw in favor of
anyone who could stop it.
He noted that 500 of more
than 1,300 county employes use
county automobiles, and said
they take the cars home and
use them for private purposes.
Every time a small boat is
spotted in one of the buoy
marked areas, the Navy said, it
has to be herded away by a
helicopter or small plane, and
this is “running into money.”
Woman Doctor
Gets Health Post
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24 (AP).
—Dr. Roberta Hall, a part-time
clinician with the St. Marys
County Health Department, has
been named deputy State
health officer for Calvert
County.
A native of West Virginia, she
practiced at Weston, W. Va.,
and Lexington Park, Md.. after
receiving her medical degree
from the Medical College of
Virginia at Richmond. She is
married to Lt. Comdr. Charles
H. Stephens, assigned to the
Patuxent Naval Air Station.
They live at St. Marys City.
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