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wvmmm notmt runnr? rif Ib 22. rvs Carter Fi Democrats Iphonr a lot of thr time talk-f wig to friend but fhev felt. ire THE 7 mi 3 bi riDr ATroT ohtvydv Continued from Page On they just didn't have enough Dallas. Texas, also had taken UP with voice training and done opera work, according to Mr. and! THEY LAVISHED affec-Mrs.

Milton Maimer, whojtion on their big brood of have lived across Park ave-'cats. friends said counting nue from the Simms home as many as 18 about the Continued from Page One Continued from Page One chairman of the congressional banner emblazoned with the much younger Mack, sug-campaign committee, predict-; achievements of Jefferson, Resting the commissioner SPatS Ro'ft Tru-qualify himself from voting The voting public, accord-man under which indepeiWirt the case in view of all the ing to the Democrats, is "fed! dent thinkers, patriots, lib- conflicting interests involv-up with Mr. Eisenhower's jerals, idealists, sentimental- ing Florida friend of both lack of leadership." This isjs(s amj disgruntled sore-i men. rKi fhflmn crtiif ff thiir lQr.fi!. Mi EVER TOLD HUMIDIFIER HEADQUARTERS of dry heat! All type humidifier.

FREE IT WA 6-6567 PA 2-6671 here for 26 years. premises at one time. heads tight among them- But Mack didn't indicate campaign. selves until a Republican what he would do. Carter re- heaves into sight." luted.

And he said the corn- On his history He arrived 'missioner likewise was non- HIEY CAME to town as Republican midwestern congressmen called for the resig- A brother. Ehvyn, was an actor who moved to the east and appeared in small town stage shows, the Maimers recall. But it wa Jessie who went on to musical successes "That's one thing the neighbors objected to," Mrs. Maimer said. "They would buy food for the cats when they didn't have enough money for food for themselves." The fire caused so much nation of Secretary of Agri- in Florida 41 years ago withl ittal culture Ezra T.

Benson fol-one dollar and one wile. I possible trouble ahead. "I TOLD Mack," Carter! in such cities as New York, smoke and water damage, al lowing the narrow Republican 'still have the wire seven victory in a normally over- sons, a daughter and 21 whelmingly Republican con-. grandchildren." gressional district in Minne-1 On his memory "1 have a sota. bad memory.

You shoutd National officials thought; hear some of the stories they this Republican set-back con- tell in Florid about it and firmed the Democratic trend some of them are triif." earlier shown by the election fjar(cr (0t! the committee 157 Chicago and Philadelphia. though tlames were confined the Maimers recall. They said to the kitchen, that the house she appeared in Carnegie hall 1 probably will be torn down, at one time. Hhe Maimers said. Jessie later settled in Jack-, "I talked to Mildred in the son, where con-' hospital this afternoon," Mrs, tinued her voice career and Maimer said, married a businessman.

She "She misses her sister, but said, "that if even one-third of the rumors 1 had heard; (about pressure being brought i 'on behalf of rival applicants) Were true there, would be scandal about this." Carter said he saw Mack! second time at the request! 1 T1 or Democratic sen. imam; hp nulled nil hc wire hp ami Katzentine. He said he lived there 20 years. About 30 years ago her seems glad to get out of the house. I think she's going to get new start now." husband died and Mildred went to live with her in Jackson.

They returned to YOUR MONEY EARNS the family home In Albert' Lea about 20 years ago. But there was little in-j come for the sisters friends said. Jessie could still give some voice lessons, but ytar Mildred hearing was too i poor for piano teaching. THE FRAME house with its four bedrooms began to! GUARANTEED INTEREST WITH CAPITOL'S 180-DAY TIME NOTE PLAN urged Mack to "follow the dictates of his own conscience" in the matter. Ben H.

Fuqua, Florida utilities executive, said he discussed the Miami case with Mack on a Washington visit which included an overnight stay in the commissioner's home. Fuqua, vice president and legislative representative of Florida Tower Light told the subcommittee he got very little information from Mack. Sen. Estes Kefauver who has been mentioned several times in the hearing as a supporter of Katzentine in the Channel 10 case, said in Madisonville, where lie was attending the funeral of his father: "I HAVE NOT had an opportunity to follow the hearings before the Harris committee, in which I understand my name has been bandied about. Upon my return to Washington, I will review the hearings and my files and Continued from Page One they would be married.

Joseph would have liked it earlier but Mary pointed out that there was still sewing to do and a few more shekels her father wanted to accumulate, ihe knew, to fill out her modest dowry. Their hands clasped and they parted. Joseph strode off bravely to his carpenter shop; he flung himself down on his pallet with a happy sigh and buried his head in his arms and thought how fortunate he was among Nazarene men; how happy he was and how much happier he was going to be. Sleeping, he dreamed only of Mary's dicam-' laden eyes. Earlu the next morning Joseph awoke to know that I something had gone amiss.

He heard a pounding on the door and hi name being thouted. And as he opened sleepy eyes he beheld Joachim standing, pale and distrait, distracted hands uplifted. "The Lord be with you, Joseph," groaned the father, laying a heavy hand on Joseph's shoulder. "Listen, my son. Mary has disappeared." Mary, the blue-eyed, black-haired girl who loved Joseph heart and soul had fled Nazareth because within five minutes after she had said good night to her beloved, her life, her body and soul, had undergone a change.

A 'Stranger' Greets Mary It was an experience shattering to the very roots of her being. For hours'after it happened she was unable to i speak; she could scarely breathe. It was so inexplicable, dazing and frightening that for the time she could not force herself to tell her mother or father or even Joseph. Feeling a little chill, for the night was damp, Mary had crossed the lower floor inside the house and mounted to the inner terrace. As she went up the steps to the plat- form she realized that she was not alone.

A tall figure was standing near the farther wall! He seemed to stand in light where there was no lamp, and a kind of silvery mist enveloped him as if the light I were his cap and gown. Mary opened her mouth to speak, to demand who he was and what he wanted there, but anticipated her with an unexpected greeting. "Hail, Mary!" The voice was kind and fathomlessly deep; such a voice as Mary had never heard before bass and yet tender. ull of grace!" the voice continued. She bowed her head.

She must not be afraid. She -knew she could trust this deep and tender voice. But "she could not still her quaking. She closed her eyes and listened to the astounding words this stranger was speak- ing. She had found grace with God.

She would conceive I in her womb and bring forth a son. 6 "And you shall call his name Jesus! And of all His kingdom there shall be no end." Mary Is Stunned "How shall this be done?" she asked in a whisper. "Seeing I know not a man?" In the starry blaze of his eyes she read only compassion. He took a step nearer and she saw the folded wings and knew him for what he was. Mary felt stifled, suffocated, as she heard these in-l credible words.

She to be the mother of a son who would be called the Son of God? The voice of the stranger was lowered into an in- timate whisper: sag in lront. It went un-painted. The sisters used two potbellied stoves for heating. could to get Richard A. Mack appointed to the FCC.

HE SAID that when Mack got the job he tried to tell him what stand to take in a row over who was to get the license for Miami's Channel 10. Mack disregarded the advice and voted with the FCC majority. The license went to a National Airlines subsidiary and not to Carter's friend, A. Frank Katzentine. Carter is a member and former chairman of the Florida railroad and public utilities commission, the body Mack headed at the time of his appointment to FCC in 1955.

Mack, although a Democrat, was named to FCC by President Eisenhower. Carter said he worked hard to get the post for Mack "but I didn't let Mr. Eisenhower or the other Republicans know Jerry (Carter himself) was as active as he was." THE ONLY thing I did," he said, "was pull, under cover, all the wires I could." Carter said he gave a father-to-son type talk to the Proxmire in normally Republican Wisconsin. Voters, according to Smath-ers, are administering "massive retaliation against the lack of leadership in Washington." The air rung with jibes about the "new Nixon," who, it was said in jest, was not recognized when he returned home one recent evening and was bitten by his dog, Checkers. ANOTHER running gag involved the drunk who thought he saw smoke pouring from the base of the Washington monument and observed: "I guess they can't get that one up in the air, either." These jests were uttered in speeches at a national committee meeting as the Democrats felt themselves cheered by the warm prospects of returning to power.

Only a very few Republicans were ready to challenge their jubilant mood, for there is a growing fear within the GOP that the debacle in 1958 may be as inclusive as in 1934 when the surge of sentiment for Franklin D. Roosevelt left barely more than a corporal's guard of Republicans in the house and senate. They had no electricity. The house became cluttered with! MONEY RECEIVED BY FEB. 28th DRAWS INTEREST FROM FEB.

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Mildred did the shopping once a week or so. The two henvy-set women would sit on their shabby porch and watch people go by. "It wasn't that they didn't like people," Mrs. Maimer said. "Actually they were wonderful and friendlyand they would be on the tele- EARN MORE A CAPITOL IDEA! 2 refresh my recollecion be fore making any comment." Central lutljcrau Cfjurdj Mtmber of the ELC end National Lutheran Council Fourth Avenue South and Grant Street (IN THE HEART OF THE CITY) Paitou A.

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Holum SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 9:15 and I 1:00 A.M. "THE GREAT DECEIVER" Pastor GornitAe Broadcast at eleven o'clock WCAL (770 kc) Nurjtry during both jervieej is tfho bestf timo "Your cousin Elizabeth she also conceived a ton. In her old age! This is the sixth month with her that THE DEMOCRATS, in-! eluding Truman and Adlai E. Stevenson, were here at their I political chores while the! President was again and this, too, seemed quite' fitting to Democrats who' accused Mr. Eisenhower of not being able to give enough of himself to his job.

Carefully ignored by the Democrats was the split in their own party. They did not permit the issue of racial segregation to emerge in the. national committee meeting. Nor did the simmering oppo-! sition to the national chairman, Paul Butler, rise to a boil. The committee wrangled gently over a proposal to increase the demands on the states for cash contributions to the national committee by 50 per cent.

It was finally I decided to shoot at a goal of raising $1,300,000, of which $700,000 would go to pay off i a deficit, with new quotas; allotted by negotiation with' the state organizations. Truman warmed up for his speech tonight with a few Ml JaUkl mm your LP WASHER hi A i 'i SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE 7:30 P.M. "HEALING AND HEALTH" Pastor Bravik WEDNESDAY LENTEN SERVICES 7:30 A.M. Mornlnq Davofionj Meditation by Pattor Bravik 7:45 P.M. "Man of Sorrows" (Isaiah 52:13, 53:3) Pallor Gornitilia Mutie by Control Senior and Chapol Choir I Iert's why.

In order to keep factory workers on the job during this "offseason" Speed Queen has made it possible for us to offer you bigger than-ever saving on this top-quality "is called barren. Because with God nothing shall be impossible!" This was the reality she needed. For the angel had spoken truth as she knew it. It was true about Elizabeth. Well, then She looked up at him plaintively, her eyes half closed, her words coming so softly that she could barely hear herself speak.

"Behold the handmaid of the Lord. Be it done unto me according to your word." Mary Goes to Elizabeth As if by incantation the angel vanished; one instant he was there, gone the next. And Mary, swaying and murmuring, crossed the floor and sank to her knees and lay upon her pallet and closed her eyes and wept and prayed. I Mary lay there quietly while Joachim and Anna tip- toed down from the roof. But Mary could not sleep.

She stole up from her bed after two hours of restlessness; I she wrote her mother a note, made herself a bundle, and set off alone down the long road. There was one other person in the world to whom she felt she must first confide the experience. She was walking to cousin Elizabeth. I'ram lh baali: Trit Ctatail Jtary Ivar Ceevriaht, 1t4, by Julian Ounln. Ontribu'td br Oeubladsy Syndicate.

I msd digs at President Eisenhower in an informal speech before the Reserve Officers association. He said the heads of the army, navy and air force wouldn't come in conflict enough to impede the national defense if they had someone to direct them. I Wesley I rnf. Methodist MAHQUmt 1 CUM APMCtNT 10 MiMNWfOUS AUDJTOIIUM I i Ir.j 10:30 A.M. 10:30 A.M.

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The first full week of hearings closed yesterday with chairman Oren Harris Ark.) declaring the picture of HERE'S IIIIPI i A yikrl YOUR PRICE ONLY Continued from Page One are not as optimistic as Schwartz and Wachtel about the wire recordings containing" sufficient "admissions against interest" by Mack to make a case. The law is hazy on the question of whether President Eisenhower simply could 'fire Mack arbitrarily or it would have to be a removal action based on "''inefficiency, neglect or malfeasance in office." lTHE FEDERAL communications law is silent on the "question of grounds for But justice department lawyers feel it is logical lo assume that the grounds for removal by the President would be the same "ineffi Choir robes NMl colorful tibrlci. AH colon. Authentic itylini lor adult and chtlrjnn. If.

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