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The Cherokee Scout Gnu. SCOUTf And Clay County ProgrettN HONOR THE PAST Volooio 73 - Nwiabor 23 Murphy, North Corolino, Thursday, January 3, 1963 8 Pago* This Wook Publlshod Wookly 'VmuspmvAVoh*tVcat SERVE THE EUTURE ? Cherokee County's First 1963 Baby County s First Baby Is 8 lb. 1 oz. Boy MURPHY - The first baby of the New Year 1963 arrived a little late, but full of life, at 10:41 a.m. Wettoesday, Jan.2. Baby boy Witter weighted in at eight pounds and one ounce, and measured twenty Inches long. He is the eon of die Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton C. Witter of Murphy. The Rev, Witter is the vicar at the Messiah Epis copal Church. Careful checking of the three hospitals in Cherokee County revealed that new ar rivals rushed o beat the mid night Monday, Dec. 31, dead line, in order to help their dad to get income tax ex emptions. MurphyGereral re ported one baby bora New Year's Eve; District Memor ial In Andrews also reported one New Year's Eve baby; and Providence reported three babies born on die last day of the old year. No babies were reported bom In Cherokee County on Tuesday, January 1. Baby boy Witter Is the ap parent winnerof TheCherokee Scout's 1963 First Baby Con test. The winner of the contest is unofficial until all appli cations have been received. Contest rules state that appli cations must be received by The Scout by noon, Monday, Jan. 7. The winning baby must be bom in Cherokee County and his or her parents must reside in Cherokee County. The first baby will receive a pair of Haynes Sleepers from Trudy's; a sweater set consisting of sweater, cap, booties, and baby shoes from Lena's; adozenCuritydiapers from Collins - Crain; and an 8 xlO portrait, plus a year's subscription to Tlie Scout, MurphyPersonals Miss Mable Callahan has returned no her home In Cull man, Ala., after spending the Christmas holidays with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. C. L. Alverson. -M Mrs. W. E. Howell has re turned home after spending Christmas with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smathers of Waynes - vtlle. -M Mrs. Glenda Brandon and daughter, Mellnda, of Cleve land, Tenn., spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Ivle. -M Mr. andMrs.R.W.Wiggins, Jr., and children, Pam and Mark, have returned to their home in Atlanta after spending Christmas with Mrs. Wiggins' mother, Mrs. Gladys Hinton. -M Mrs. Bell Colvard returned to her home In Robbinsville Friday after spending Christ mas with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bessie Deweese. -M Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Pal mer and children of Savannah, Ga? spent Christmas here with relatives and friends. -M Miss Virginia Fowler has returned to Swannanoa after spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fowler. She was accompanied home by her mother, who will visit her for several weeks. -M Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Ivle and daughter, Susanne, spent last Wednesday afternoon with relatives In Dalton, Ga. -M Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brit tain and daughter have return ed after spending Christmas with their son and daughter in-law, A/1C and Mrs. Ronald H. Brittain of Panama City, Fla. -M Mr. and Mrs.Harry Mauney left Sunday for a visit to Den ver, Colo. -M Mlss Leila Posey of Ashe vtlle was the weekend guest of Mrs. J. H. Phaup. She was accompanied home on Sunday by Mrs. Phaup, who will visit with Miss Posey's mother, Mrs. Alma Posey, for some time. -M Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rea vls spent the weekend with relatives and friends In Mar shal. -M Robert Easley UI has re turned to Washington after spending the Christmas holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Easley, Jr. & m Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dock ery and son, Harry of Cleve land, Tenn? Mr. and Mrs. Noah James and children, Bonlta and Thomas, of Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank James and granddaughter, Janice, of Robbinsville, were Christmas guests of Mr. andMrs. A.J. James. -M Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds and son, Edward, spent last Friday In Demo rest, G?., and Saturday in Chattanooga. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Bobo on Christmas were their son, S. N. Bobo, Jr., and daughter, Sandra of Smyrna, Ga., and Bobby Hughes of J acksonville, Fla. M Mrs. H. S. Peyer and child ren, Susie,Herbert, andWick er, of Aubumdale, Fla., were guests during Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coleman. -M Mr. and Mrs. Sammy White and sons of Atlanta are visit ing their parents this week, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Burgess and Mr. and Mrs.Cyrus White. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Posey of Nutley, N. J., have return ed to their home after spend ing Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett English. -M Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sher rill of Tampa, Fla., spent the Christmas holidays with their mother, Mrs. W. A. Sherrill. Miss Addle Mae Cooke, who is employed with the Regional Library in Dawson, Ga., is spending several days here. -M Mrs. Pearl Woodard return ed home Saturday after spend ing Christmas in Asheville as guests of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kent and family. Mrs. George Townson re turned home Saturday after spending Christmas with her son - in-law and daughter, S/Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Adams and daughters, Ann andCherry of Greenville, S. C. -M Mrs. June Woodruff of Gainesville, Ga., arrived Mon day to spend New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Mc Keever. Guests during the Christ mas holidays of Mr. and Mrs James Chadwick were A/Cpl Hubert Sneed, of Ft. Jackson S. C., John Sneed of Green vllle, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs Fred Chadwick of Knoxvllle -M Mr, and Mrs. Dale Lee and Frank Mauney spent Monday in Adanta. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kil gore spent last weekend in Carrollton, Ga. While there they attended the Kllgore Christmas dinner. -M The Rev. and Mrs. R. A Potter and sons, Bob and Billy, spent Monday in Adanta. -M Miss Eugenia Davis left or Friday for Asheville where s visited a friend enroute to Be re a College, Berea, Ky -M Weekend guest of Mist Beulah Queen were S. N Bobo and daughter, Sandri of Smyrna, Ga., and Mist Elda Queen of Adanta. Harry Webb haa returned tt Washlngten, D.C. after spend lng Christmas with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A Mattox. Mr. J. A. Reynolds has re turned as his home In Crest well, N. C? after spending dx past week with his eon an< daaehwr-In-law, Mr. and Mr Ed Reya " Two Die In Second Area Plane Crash BLUE RIDGE, GA. - Die charred bodies of a man and woman believed to be a Chicago couple were found early Sunday in the burned wreckage of a private four seat plane that crashed in an Isolated mountain area 22 1/2 miles northwest of here. State Trooper Rubin Lyons said the couple was believed to be Richard Malec and Mrs. Doris Malec of Chicago. Three men, on a walk through the rugged terrain near South Cowpens Mountain found the wreckage, Lyons said. Officers removed the bodies several hours luter. "This is rugged country," Lyons said, "and the plane cut through timber tops for 400 to 500 feet before it hit the ground head - on and burned. From a clock on the plane and a watch on the woman's arm, both of which were stopped, we figure the plane went down at 12:37 a.m. on the 29th (Saturday.)" Lyons quoted the FA A as saying the plane left Chicago Friday afternoon, presumably headed for Sarasota, Fla., and had not been heard from. The plane is a 1961 model Cessna. No one had reported hearing the crash or seeing the small woods fire it ignited, Lyons said. He added tht the crash scene Is in an area of ravines and sharply rising mountains at an elevation of about 4,000 feet and there are no houses within several miles. Dynamite Blast Damages Unaka School Building UNAKA - A dynamite blast setoff near a wall of the Unaka Elementary School blew some 25 window panes from the building. The blast occurred around midnight New Year's Eve, Monday, Dec. 31. According ? Robert Baker, Cherokee County clerical as sistant ? the superintendent, damage ro the school was slight. Mr. Baker said he could think of no reason for the dynamiting other that if it could have been done as a New Year's Eve prank. Community 4 -H Meeting* Scheduled By Ronnie Atkinson, Ass't Agricultural Extension Agent Now that the holidays are over and we have entered the new year, we are continuing our Community 4-H Develop ment. Within the next two weeks, we have scheduled 3 meetings In the county. Thursday night, Jan. 3, at 7:30 p.m. there will be a meeting os all persons In terested In organizing a 4-H Club In Marble and Ven gence Creek Area. The meet ing will be In the Marble Ele mentary School. Two meetings will be held next week: one In Bellvlew, Jan. 7, and the other West of Murphy on Ranger Red, Jan. 10. The meetings will consist of a program telling what 4-H Is and the commimlty club will be organized. A set of color slides will also be shown is help explain the 4-H a*?ry. The fatal crash of the pri vate plane was the second to accur In the tri-state area in the past 30 days. On Friday, Dec. 7, a 40-year jld Lexington, Ky., man and tiis 23-year old female com panion died when their single engine 4 passenger Cessna crashed in the Tusquittee sec don of Clay County. Liberty News Maxlne and David BeaVers af Washington, D. C., spent Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. a.id Mrs. Clyde Beavers. -L Mrs. Marie Civens and two children of Atlanta, Mr. Den nis McHan and fiance, J ackie Polumbo of Miami, Fla? visit ed the Standridges Sunday. Dennis is stationed with the Army in Ft. Benning, Ga. -L Clinton Payne of Knob Nos ter, Mo., is spending the Christmas holidays with his family. -L Mr. and Mrs. Dee Swanson had as their guest during the Christmas holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Spivey and son, Rhett Butler of Murphy, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swan son of Atlanta. -L Mr "harlie Boring and Bernt , Mrs. Hoyt Boring, Sharon and Pat, visited rela tives in Castonia this week. -L Linda Boring will return to Western Carolina College on Wednesday to resume her studies after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Boring. -L George Laferry is spending Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed LaFerry. He will graduate from Carson Newman College this fall. -L Mrs. Billy Leonard joined her husband, who is in the Air Force and is stationed in Little Rock, Ark. -L Marvtn Anderson of New York City, is home for the holidays. -L The Arthur Carden family had as their guest for the holidays their son. Dean, and family of Atlanta. While here they "<sited his mother, Mrs. J. A. Caiden of Madlsonville. -L Sorry to hear Hessy Elrod is on the sick list. Hope he is soon well. -L Mr. and Mrs. Jack Demp sey Roper and family of Chat tanooga visited Mr. and Mrs Lon Raper and Thelma this week. -L Glad to hear that Viola Al len is home from the hospital. -L Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Soppner have returned from a visit with their children in Vermont. -L Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDlli spent Christmas with friends in High Point, N. C. -L Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryant had as their guest for the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williamson of Akron, Ohio. -L - Mr. and Mrs. Ken E. Rog ers of Auburn, Ala., visited the Standridges during the holidays. He also visited his mother, Mrs. Clinton Reid of Tryon, Ga. 4 Auto Mishaps Mar Arrival Of New Year MURPHY - Four traffic ac cidents in different sections of Cherokee County marred the ringing out of the old year and the ringing In of the new as the New Year's holiday traf fic toll went into record books across the nation. One of the accidents re suited in serious Injury to the driver. James A. Parker.Jr., 20, of Murphy, was seriously Injured when his 1962 Chrysler convertible left the road and overturned near the Mundy's Lumber and Veneer Co., on U. S. 19 early Tues day morning, Jan. 1. Parker, thrown some 30 feet out of the auto, was rush ed to a Murphy hospital with in 20 minutes following the accident. His condition was listed as critical Wednesday morning. He is suffering from a brain concussion and had not regained consciousness at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Ralph Graves, a passenger in a truck driven by his son, Bill, received superficial cuts on his face, requiring forty stitches, when the truck col lided head - on with a State Highway motor grader Mon day, Dec. 31. PARKER ACCIDENT Parker, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parker, Sr., of Murphy, was traveling west towards Murphy when the ac cident occurred shortly after midnight, Tuesday, Jan. 1. He was driving alone. According to State Trooper Don Moran, the investigating officer, Parker "apparently went to sleep at the wheel, ran off the left side of the highway and struck a utility pole. The vehicle overturned, came back into the highway and came to rest in the mid dle of the road." The accident occurred at 12:45 a.m. No charges were filed. According to Trooper Moran, the convertible was not e$-vped with safet> ixrits. Wm^t, Cda (en da r THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 3:15 p.m. - Cherub and jun ior Choirs at First Metho dist Church. 7:30 p.m. - Board of Deacons to meet at the Presby terian Church. 8:00 p.m. - Official Board meeting of First Methodist church at parsonage. FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 7:00 p.m. - Basketball game. Cullowhee -vs- Murphy at Cullowhee. 8:00 p.m. - Wrestling at the Rock Gym. Saturday, January 5 7:30 p.m. - Open installation of Cherokee Lodge No. 146 A. F. and A. M. at Masonic Hall. SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 6:15 a.m. - Mass at Provi dence Chapel. 11:00 a.m. - Holy Mass at St. Williams Catholic Church. Holy Communion at First Methodist Church. 5:30 p.m. - MYF - Film "One Low - Conflicting Faith." 7:30 p.m. - Evening worship at First Methodist Church. MONDAY, JANUARY 7 9:00 a.m. - Cherokee County Commissioners to meet at Courthouse. 11:00 a.m. - Tri - County ministers ? meetatHaves ville. 6:30 p.m. - Rotary Club to meet at Family Restaurant. 7:30 p.m. - Cherokee Lodge No. 146 A. F. & A. M. to meet at Masonic Hall. Evening Circle of Presby terian Church to meet in Westminister Hall. 8:00 p.m. - St. Jude Adult Education Study club at St. Williams Church. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 6:30 p.m. - Lions Club to meet at recreation hall of First Methodist Church. 7:00 p.m. - Youth Fellow ship meeting at Presby terian Church. 7:30 p.m. - St. Peter Claver Adult Education Study Club at Texana St. Peter Claver Center. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 7:15 p.m. - Midweek services at First Methodist Church. 7:20 p.m. - Midweek services ? Presbyterian Church. 7:30 p.m. - Midweek services o ? Free Alethodist Church. 8:00 p.m. - Choir rehearsal at Presby terian Church. Choir rehearsal at First Methodist Church. Traffic Deaths RALEIGH - The Motor Ve hicles Department's summary of traffic deaths through 10 a.m. Monday, December 31, 1962: Killed to date 1307 Killed to date last year 1255 UKAVfcb AUUIDfclN I The accident In which Gra ves was Injured occured at 8:45 a.m. Monday, Dec. 31. Bill Graves, 16, was driv ing his father and sister, Carolyn, in his father's pick up truck, from home id town along the Joe Brown Highway. As Graves rounded the curve 100 yards above Ernest Young's home, he was tem porarily blinded by the sun, according to State Trooper R. H. Ensley. The truck crossed over the centerline to the left side of the road and hit theState High way Commission motor grad er. The driver of the grader, Clarence Thomas Barnett, of Peachtree, was not hurt. The Graves boy, a member of the Murphy Bulldog foot ball team, escaped injury. His sister received minor cuts and bruises. Mr. Graves, a Murphy businessman, was released from the hospital Monday a.m. He returned late Monday, due to a high temperature. He was reported resting comfortably Tuesday night. No charges have been filed against young Graves, pend ing further investigation. The truck was totally demolished. THIRD ACCIDENT In the third accident. Miss Judy Sanders, 16, of Route 4, Murphy, was attempting to make a left turn into a pri vate drive when her 1962 Rambler station wagon was sideswiped by Harley White of Turtletown, Tenn., around 4:30 p.m. Monday. Both ve hicles were traveling west of U. S. 64. White was at tempting to pass the Sand ers* car when the accident occurred. Neither of the drivers were injured. White was charged by StaK Trooper Ensley with Improper passing and failure to give an adequate warning signal. Miss Sanders Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sanders. FOURTH ACCIDENT The fourth accident occur red on the Gold Branch Road around noon Tuesday. Troy Gunter, 17, of Route 2, Mur phy, the operator of a 1955 Mercury, was headed north apparently on the wrong side of the road. He collided with a 1957 Chrysler station wag on driven by Charles Lee Crawford, 32, of 24 Robblns wood Street, Asheville. No one was Injured. Gunter was charged by Trooper Ensley with driving on the wrong side of the road. Damage to each car was esti mated at 1200-1300. Tar Heel Motorists Purchase New Tags Tar Heel motor vehicle owners who may not have re reived their 1963 license plate renewal card were urged today to take immediate action. Motor Vehicles Department Dtficials say the all - im portant cards were mailed in mid - December and should have been received by now. [f not, the agency's registra tion division says, "Please let us know at once." Proper procedure is to write the Motor Vehicles De partment, Raleigh, with the make and identification num ber of your car, your last year's tag number and your full name and address. As in the past, applicants are reminded to indicate on the reverse side of their renewal card that liability in surance is still in force, and to list the county in which the vehicle is subject to pro perty taxes. Also, the one dollar extra fee for driver education must be paid for each vehicle hav ing a registration fee of $10 or more. Plates may be purchased in Raleigh at the Motor Ve hicles Building, or ordered through the mail. Miss Foy Ingram, direct or of the Department's regis tration divisio.-,, Maid 85 branch offices would begin issuing new tags January 2. "In any event," Miss In gram said, "it is important to present a properly pre pared renewal card when buy ing new tags and to write the Motor Vehicles Department promptly if you've not receiv ed one." Cvlbtrsoa Haws Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bur rell and son. Bradley, of Gar den City, Mich., visited a week during the Christinas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burrell of Route 4, Murphy, and her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Payne, bro thers, Paul and Ronnie, of Rt. 2, Culberson, and her sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tipton of Brass town. Mrs. Burrell is the former MissKatherlnePayne. -C Mr. and Mrs. James Bur rell and daughters, Jennie and Judy of Wamago, Kansas visited Mr. Burrell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Burrell of Route 2, Culberson, and other relatives, for a week during the Christmas holi days. -C Steve Helton, who has been employed in New Jersey, is presently visiting friends and relatives here. -C Mr. and Mrs.Sonny Wallace of Florida visited their par ents during the holidays. Mrs. Wallace is the former Miss Norma Jean Ledford. -C Mr. and Mrs. Bill Verier of Chattanooga spent Christ mas here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H.Anderson, brother, Dewey, and sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin KilpatrickandWally. -C Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc-y. Gill have returned from York where they have' been visiting their daughter. -C Mr. and Mrs. T.L.Newman, Jr., of Mississippi, and eon, Terry Lee, have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Newman. -C Mr, and Mrs. D. H. Ander son visited her mother, Mrs. Ruth Owenby, and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Owenby, and Floyd, during the holidays. -C Mr. and Mrs. Larry Taylor of Atlanta visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Ta)ior dur ing the holiday season. -C Mrs. Marilyn Cook of Chat tanooga spent Christmas here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Helton. -C ' Vr.m s Cole of Detroit, Mich., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Abe Cole, and other friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mra. Fade Chap man were vlsiaed by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ensley and family Friday, Dec. 28. -C Mt. cd Mrs. ClonKeenum, Helen and Margaret, made a trip to Cleveland, Tena? on Dec. 28. -C- -.A. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lambert, Linda and Jimmy of Hlaoa, Tetut., visited Mr. and Mr*. Fomry Hale over dva weekend. -C- I i ' Mr. and Mra. EadMVeyiea and Brace and Lari, apart Chris Bates In Brtsael, Temu, with her parent. -C Mr. and Mrs. Bytuitn Chap man of Uwoatnton, N. C ? are spending a few days with the J Fed. Chap-ans. ; JJ iawaaee am W.w> By Charmia Jones Weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Mitchell and children, Billy and Carolyn, of Ringgold, Ga. -HD Mrs. M. S. King and child ren, Doris, Joyce, Karen, Sammy, Bimbo, and Fatty, of Etowah, Tenn., visited friends and relatives over the weekend. -HD Mr. and Mrs. HerbertFrice and Lisa are spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. W, R. Frice. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Billy Picket and Tonya have returned to their home In Athens, Tenn., after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quinn and Johnnie have returned to their home in Solomons, Md., after spending the holidays here with friends and rela tives. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Starks, J r., and son spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Starks, Sr. -HD I want to thank Mrs. Euclid Voyles for writing the news for me while 1 was out of town. She did a wonderful job. -HD Mrs. Node Hughes was re leased from the hospital on Sunday, Dec. 30, and is going to spend some time with her brother, Theodore Chapman. -HD Gene Palmer, stationed at Mayport, Fla., on the USS Saratoga, spent the Christmas holidays with his wife and daughter. Mrs. Palmer is the former J eanette Reid. -HD Mary Ella Jenkins and children of Atlanta, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Blackwell. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reid had all their children and their families home for Christmas - Helen and Nor bertt of Douglasville. Ga.f Mary Lou and Junior of At lanta, Ga.: and Bobby from Cleveland, Tenn. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Fade Chap man spent Sunday, Dec. 30 in Lenoir City, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chapman. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Euclid Voy les were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hill, Cindy, and Linda of Hickorv, N. C. -HD Mr. and Mrs. Fonzy Hale spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Porter in Spring City, Tenn. -HJ Mr, and Mrs. Carl Quinn and Johnny of Solomons, Md., have been spending a few days with Mrs. Mary Hamby. The Year 1963 Dawns The year 1963 dawns on munismjeopardizesworld pe; CommuTusto continue to puoh areas seeking new lands to regiment. Man ? the fallible being hands a destructive force of s existence poses the questioi to have a future, it isnowond the worst, knowing as they cated to world rule posse: In this country, American: ever - present threat of heritage of our great land, the tactics of the Commun our system of justice. They of communism's encroachme of communist dictators to In times of peril, the ra stems from its democratic are anchored in the C->d - <n: ism ? truth, liber:,. in< springs die determined-- n of life from tyrants near and the will of a united, free and against godless despotism. Law and order are bulwarl must relentlessly promote I honored axiom. In this new swerving devotion and we m face of adversity. Let us kee| needs and fully informed as responsibilities. (Reprinted from the FB January, 1963. Addressed to a deeply troubled world. Com ace and the posterity of mankind, forward aggressively in many rule and additional people to that he is ? now holds in his :uch great potential that Its very 1 of whether or not mankind is ler that people everywhere fear do that a militant force dedi ises such destructive power, i are justifiably alarmed at the communism to the priceless They view with grave concern Jst Party, USA, to undermine recognize the imminent danger nt, and they deplore the dogma rule all men and all nations, illytng strength of our country safeguards. Our faith and trust jpired hallmarks of Amerlcan 1 justice. From these Ideals > protect and preserve our way 1 far. From these Ideals comes righteous people to stand firm a of freedom. Law enforcement he perpetual existence of this year, we must labor with dn lust be firm and resoluae In the if idly apprised of our country's to our individual and collective II Law Enforcement Bulletin, all law enforcement officials.)