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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Prepare For Annual
Picnic Of Peoples
Baptist Congregation

y The sunday school of Peoples
Baptist church convened AZ the re-
gular hour Sunday morning. July
p, Plans are being made for a
picnic 10 be held some time In
August. o. Chillis is superinten
dent.
AT the II a m worship the pas
tor. the Rev. O. G. Thomas preach
ed from the subject. who do man
say the Son OF Grd is?'
Al $3.50 p. m. the Rev. A G.
Wright preached at the services
sponsored by The Missionary So
ciely. He used the text John 14:1.
Let not your heart be troubled. "
Peoples. Baptist church extends
deepest sympathy TO Mrs. Miller
In the recent loss of her husband.
Thomas Miller Mr.. Miller was a
faithful deacon OF this church.
Mrs Foster OF 53S Forest ave-
nue. is very sick. Mrs. livery and
Mrs. Simmon are also on the sick
list. Please remember them all.
Miss Minnie williams is church
rCDOrfQr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Clinton Chapel AME
Zion Church

Sunday School opened Sunday
at Clinton Chapel AME Zion
church at $50 a. m. J. h. John
son, the superintendent. was in
charge.
AT IL a. m. the Rev. NJ. ii Par
IRISH preached from Psalm 40. IL
waited patiently upon the Lord,
and he heard me-" The speaker
brought out many helpful thoughts
in his discourse.
AT $50 p. m the bee society. OF
which NJ. Wilson is president, had
an interesting meeting.
The Rev. Mr.. Purdue preached
the sermon at .. m Many visitors
and members were present at all
the services.
Funeral rites OF the late Mrs.
Hattie Louise Patterson were held
from the church Saturday. July %.
The Rev +. NJ Williams. officiated.
assisted by Rev. p. II. Flack. The
deceased died July Is Present at
the funeral were the Rev. and Mrs.
II. Collins Lee. sister and brother
in-law OF Mrs. Patterson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
st. John CINE Church

The sunday School lesson was
reviewed Sunday morning by =.
craig who brought out many in
leresting points.
Al II m. the morning service
began with The professional BY The
Pastors chorus. To the strains OF
Cod or our Fathers" The Rev
Mr. McClain. the pastor, preached
= masterful sermon. text. Prov.
2u;l lie eloquentlv discussed tho
perils Of strong drink. Five we're
added TO The church membership
Several visiting ministers were
seated In the pulpit visiting Minis
ters. and many local and out-of-
town visitors were In the large au-
dicnce.
ST John Is making preparations
for the Bible School and Sunday
School convention. which will con
vene next month.
Miss Evangehne white and the
Neapolitan quartet. OF ST John
CME church. were presented In re-
cital. July 25.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
People Must Be United On Love
Before They Respect Leadership

Before group OF people can
properly respect leadership and
follow, they must be united. and
that unity must be based on Love.
said the Rev Mr.. Pittman. Review
ing the story Of the Midianites and
The nineiy-seyen hundred Gideons.
who forsook their leader when he
needed them most the minister
produced substantial Biblical facts
revealing that the victory is not al
WAYS won by large numbers. but
rather by The faithful who are will
ing 20 unite in the right spirit.
and having a worthwhile purpose in
view With The assurance that they
are right. nothing can prevent
them from going right ahead
The Gospel chorus. directed by
4 y Mccuihoon and accompanied
by Mrs Ruth Laiture, rendered the
music
Among tho sick OF the church
are Mrs Ophelia Smith. $500 Sth
street convalescins in Harper hos
pital. Mrs Irene Smith. 636g
Yhi'ewoud street. and Mrs. Hattie
Templeton- 6322 Mortified.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
BY Attorney Alfred Casey

Three members OF the Order OF
The Holy Ghost Fathers conduct
the Church OF the Sacred Heart
and the two smaller Catholic
churches Of st Benedict The Moor,
in West Detroit. and the mission
on Conant Gardens. on Norwood
avenue. They are Father Thiefiels,
G. ;. Sp.. Father Caron. c. s. Sp.,
and Father Schillo. {. s. Sp., re-
spectively.
The Sacred Heart school. con-
Quoted in conjunction with these
three churches. is large and
thriving institution.
We have passed those aging
brick buildings which stand on The
west side OF Riyard. at the corner
OF Eliot for years. without seeing
any signs OF the activities that
were being carried on within their
walls From the outside, those
walls seem drying up in age-old
silence and inactivity. But what a
different picture one gets. when
one observes Sacred Heart institu.
lion in action Step within these
buildings, and one gets an entirely
different impression.
In the parsonage. strong brigh:
clean walls greet you, that look
good for another generation. In
side the church are beautiful large
siained-glass windows. large and
spacious nave, bright altar filled
win the statuary OF he churchs
saints and lighted up according ia
the Roman Catholic ritual.
Sacred Heart school. across the
street. has more than four hundred
students. under the instruction OF
The Felician Sisters.
Activity Among Negroes
The last few years have wit.
messed an advance in the attitude
OF the Catholic church toward Ne
groes. In America. the church ha,
spoken out against lynching. Ii.
leading periodicals have support
cd the drive upon Congress for al
anti-lynching bill. It's leaders have
taken coenizance OF the discrimi
nation practised against the Negro
In many Of its own church school.
and colleges. and in many instance.
these discriminatory practices
have been abolished. The Catholi,
church Is broadening its poll v o
striking down the color bar with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Three Reasons Named
BY Minister As Cause
Of The World Unrest

What do you come TO church
for?' asked the Rev. Henry Por-
ter In his sermon last Sunday
morning. rs II because you hung
err and thirst after Righteousness
or just TO see and hear?"
Preaching on the subject. "Hu-
man Hunger" from Matt. SIS. he
said: Human cravings are for
bread or power, or money. The
condition OF the country at large
and the masses today are In a very
unrestful spirit. but will not ac-
cept the food offered by God"
He explained the different types
of hunger. saying that all we
needed to do was TO step out and
grasp the hand OF God.
At the Sunday School hour An
al plans wkere made for. the an
nual picnic this Saturday. A bus
will leave the church at 1890 a.
m, and will pick up people along
Warren to Mortified avenue.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
closes this week with proper clos
ing exercises Sunday at D. m. al
the church, TO which the public IL
invited. A picnic will he given for
the nearly 100 pupils and the Com
munity Council. Friday. July 2S
Bus will leave church at 10 a. m.
The lawn party given by the
Young Peoples society last Friday
night at the residence OF Frank
Morris. Canton avenue. was very
enjoyable affair and we'll attended.
The Alpha club of the church Is
giving a lawn social July 81 at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jen-
kins. 1851 Mcclellan avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

The Sunday school department
~ Taberpacle Baptist church,
Wcstside Detroit. will enjoy its
annual picnic. Saturday, July -
Out 10 beautiful Belle Isle. super
iulendeni Colbew have requested
an mother, 20 accompany their
children as ,hes can hest help the
sunday school faculiy supervise
ihr Youngsters
The Young Mairers an auxiliary
of the Missionary society Will pro.
sem Miss Madeline White, soprano.
IN a recital Monday evening AuS-
ust Sp m az The church sllS
Hcet aWood The public Is invited
lo Attend
SERVED Suudav morning lrlN
~ wore IN charge az The pas'pr.
fhe Rev z ~ pr'man who select
20 ms t.Xf from he seventh chap
tcr ~ he Book Of Judges In the
progre Is of his discourse The pas
tor stressed he importance 81 unit
ire and supporting 2 worthy lead
cr~hlp as dad Tho three bundled
who stood hy Gideon Ia his decisive
victory over the Nidianies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Gospel Choral Union
BS Mrs. Robbie RIackmnn

The entire Michigan Gospel Choir
al union Is 10 appear at the First
Baptist church. Rosedale. Mich
Ten mile road, Friday night JULY
2S at s o'clock as this will be the
last meeting or program before the
National convention. We are ask
ing one hundred percent turn
out OF choirs. 10 on time so that
We may hear the final say from the
state president. Mrs. A. W. Hutch
ins. concerning leaving for the con-
vention
The final report OF the ELECTORAL
campaign which has been in pro-
gress for the last several weeks.
will be announced in next weeks
issue OF the Tribune. The contest
closed Wednesday night. too late
to announce the report in this is
sue OF the Tribune. Be sure and
get a paper next week in order TO
see what each choir did.
Delegation will leave for the
convention 10 convene in East st.
Louis Monday. July 81 at . a. m.
from the headquarters, 2240 An
tietam street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Daily Bible
School Closes
AT Calvary
Baltimore
Pastor Preache.
Sermon There

Calvary Baptist SUNDAY e..
was under direction OF tbs . a
tant superintendent. Mr. ns a's'
due to the absence OF SunerIn. ss0!
ent l.. j. Suggs. who condnc,ss sen !.
model Sunday School for thn N.Y. 'a q
igan Baptist District assoc, %vn
The Rev J. E. Mastin n NV.
conducted the morning ra
Flowers were donated bs Mr.. ' ~
lie Brooks in the memorv :,
husband. A lovely bououet Wa.
so donated by Mrs. Rilov ~.
was rendered by the senior aSu.
The pastor introduced the ~.
]. Grey. visiting minister IVY
Baltimore who preached ~ 10y
stirring sermon taken from III
text Prov. 3:6. In an thv ~
acknowledge him and ne shs, N
rect thy path Five additions w. Y
made to the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Mastin in,rodn..
the following visitors Mrs c.'
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. vo,.Ij
guests OF Mrs. McCurdv oi wlsnaa
sin; Olivia Diggs. Chas. pigs 7.
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garter
AT p. m. the pastor I. ! e..
and members visited The Nich,ss \
Baptist associations memo,,.3
service. y
The general evening service
also conducted by the pastor 4.
sermon being preached i ON !,
the young local ministers.
Closing exercises for ,he Dan,
Vacation Bible school were Mi,
"Wednesday morning July % y
$3.50 a. m. (
Miss Frances Norfleci Is chur,,
renorter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
New Salem Baptist
Gets Donation From
Spiritual NJ mister

Nine Robinson pastor of scott
>piriua church ard me mber,
rtndcrJ erNite ~ New salem
Baptist ohufch sunday july % IN
in'elfst ~ he Missionary society
THE sum az SCI 20 WAS raised Two
weeks ago Nm' Robinson made q
pe Dnal donation 20 ihe church
uf on. hnndred dollars. sponsors
announce The Re, q. n Walker
pastor and members ~ New SarHl
feel very grateful 10 Nine Rohn.
son and her co-Workeis f0r imt
fne cooperation and contribution
Daily VACATION Bible schoD Is
open ~ New SIlem There b, a
large m'endau,e MIS- w.
liuchlaS "a eceni menlhsr ~ \ow
salem supervisor Miss Ruth
lean liu'eaH is 2riunpal
TING church is located 90 he corr
n4r ~ Dub is and Illinois sheets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Gospel Travellers At
St. Ruth Spiritualist
Church For 2 Nights

The ST. Ruth SpirituaIist church.
corner OF. 81. Aubin and Antietam
streets Is progressing nicely. There
Is quite an enthusiastic member
ship.
The Michigan Gospel Travellers
we're presented in a twonight pro-
gram recently. Fine attendances
we're out both nights.
The church has been newly deco
rzted with white walls and sky
blue trimming. In the last business
meeting the Rev. =. r. Braxton
was elected the assistant pastor.
Lyceum Il held AZ $40 A. m Sun
days: preaching at IL a m. and
40 p. M: midweek service every
Thursday night AZ 1870 o'clock
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Church OF God Group
Visit A Sick Member

SUNDAY School ~ h, entire by
God opened sunday ST. ths ISL
hour . 20 IN rh4sEr nf ~irt
Samuel Rand,l
Tho morning worship lsear f
1890. Elder ,roncf al lf,NH
preached an eioqne1 rrfmsr texf
cor l.1-2
In The afternoon man, mrmhnrs
won't 10 Romeo Midi 10 VISIT Mrs
cook member of ihe church VINO
has been I'D for some time
The fouug Peoples union held
ervlccs az T p m
Tie evening services began al
'.1j o'clock Elder Parham. assis-
M pastor preached His text was
from ST. Matt 21.42 The message
was enjoyed By those present.
jamie Hair Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Shiloh Baptist Pastor Attends
World Alliance Meet In Atlanta

The Sunday School OF Shiloh
Baptist church opened at $3.50 a.
m. July 20 and was presided over
BY Mrs. Katherine Swanson In the
absence OF the superintendent. w.
Matthews who was ILL.,
Junior church services proceed
ed as usual under the leadership
Of the Rev. N. Bryant. The Rev.
Mr.. Bryant preached the morning
sermon In the absence OF the pas
tor. the Rev. S. ID. Ross who is in
Atlanta. Ga. attending the Bap-
list world alliance. christianity
Needed To-day" was the subject OF
The discourse taken from Luke
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
l;ls. 1t was very inspiring mes

4:1s. 1t was a very inspiring mes
sage.
The Junior and intermediate
BYPU opened at $3.50 D. m. under
the able guidance OF Mrs. Mary
Kennedy. The Adult union opened
at p. m. and presented an inter-
esting program. w. Mcintosh is
the director OF the union.
The Male-dramatic club Is
sponsoring a weiner roast July 81
at Belle Isle. rhe cars will leave
the church at 5 p. m. Everyone Is
cordially invited.
Robert Adams and Chancey
Johnson are the church reporters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
C u e st Minister At
New Z i o n Baptist

The guest speaker at New Zion
Baptist church, 919 Alfred street
last Sunday morning was the Rev.
T. W. Mills. He preached from the
text ] Timothy 5:22. subject, Home
and Church." 1t was a spiritual
sermon and was received with in
terest by all present.
At the 1880 p. m. worship me
pastor the Rev. F. c. Mercer
preached from the text Luke 4:36,
And they were all amazed and
he talked with authority"
Visitors are cordially invited to
attend the missionary and prayer
band meeting each Tuesday from
IL a. m. to ! p. m.
Ida Williams is church repor-
for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Alpha And Omega
Spiritualist Church

The Aypha And Omega Spiritual
lst church. 446 Holbrook avenue ex-
tends cordial invitation TO the
public 10 attend all services. The
Rev Wallace Robinson Is pastor.
Preaching Il conducted by the pas
tor ~ IL A. m. Sundays and the
choir renders music.
At 1880 D. m. special prayer Is
conducted at the altar for the sick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
The Christian Century
Discusses The Union
Of Negro Methodists

c8lt Niu Iii &c The Chis-
faa r"NiW go Dearborn
sfree p us issi of July y dis
cp--cd b. pesSihilify ~ he union
of rtrnHs hfagehes az Negro Mefh-
udi-n ar editorial entitled Ne
gro " hodiSs Consider Union
flie eelHaai said in part al thou
cctr meeting in Philadelphia The
bishops Ns ~ African Methodist
Ep ora tnnrch gave The pro-
p0sa lh,r endorsement and i IS
eqns'el hat formal negotiations
iooklns toward NIXON Will be under
way go aN fNrce hurches next
.Daf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
St. Paul AME Church

lhf q efflowine life Will be
tho umcci Of the morning sub
ject 10 i5.
The Hand Of God Will be the
subject Of the sermon an 7.4J p. m.
The sunday School viii convene
an 9.i5 a III. with George ".
Garner as superintendent
Tho Christian EndeavOr Lea
CUES junior and senior will con-
vene at 5 p. m and s 80 p. M. re-
speciiyely
The Rev J Arminius Charleston
minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Raps Subversive Group
In The Youth Congress
BY John May
by Their Fruits

An organization is USUALLY
known by the type and character
OF those who control II and those
who are active in the formation OF
ils policies and activities. Many
organizations with aliruistic prin-
ciples arc today merely front
for a subverSive element whose
cher aim ard purpose is the de-
struCtiOn Of our American Govern
mcni That the control Of The
American Youth Congress is in the
hands of radicals was proved by the
events AZ the recent Convention
held In New York Only a hand
ful OF delegates were 10 be found
who were willing 20 support re-
solution condemning Communism
because 10 il opposed 10 the prin-
ciples OF belief in God The in
slolahility OF human rishis pri-
Nate ownership NJ pronery and in
fcrral peace The same rCsolu-
ton would have condemned Naz-
SIN and Fa-cisn which are yici-
nnfy opposed 10 the principles ~
American DtmocracN
John r Kelly writing IA Amer
,csT Catholic Review If nc
week. shows the connection Of some
~ the mcmher- who opposed 'he
resolution and who supported the
resolution which tho Coneross
adopted Mr. Kella wires The
American Youth Congress IS AMI
affiliate 81 and Was host 10 the
World Youth Congress a. he
notorious convention held al Vas
sa- College Las; year Joseph cad
den ard GU Green ~ The Young
Communisf league. who domino
the Nassar meeting were noisilvI
present ar the Now York meeting
Also present were Noiiv Nard.
secretary Of the American S'udopt|
Union. acflvc on hefaif ~ Rcd
SPAN and Communism Ephraim
Kahn Of The American Medical
SUDDEN, Association; Harriet Pick
ems or the YWcA whose ofhcial|
song book includes Tho luternation-
ale and other Rcd Athens Frames
" williams n the Foreign Policy
association whose war-mnrcering
tactics recently drew a deserved
tohuke from hc SATURDAY E,cnilc
Pos Mary Jeanne Nackay pro-
sidcn' 81 he National Students
Federation rccofd pfosenfly mn
available and Rohcr G Spiyack.
secretary ot 'he International SUI
den Service SO reai American
present could hie withhold voting
for ihe original resolution The
Congress shmrl ho rosalH'inn
down he rfrtrcrts ~ iAe hali
Tie American peNnlf know now
that the AM'rean Youth Con-
g"c> ~ rs tNn ~ h1> 'akon
rlace Ia fh' eNi Aniffnau Rod
From
Peace Conference
No'eNer- Of >acel ilaa pa- -n
1 beoelicr ~, Ms rsr.h
eft.rtl AZ thc chan arv Offes
faf slay evening lult rs with
"ahers az ofher Caihelir plfish
~ 'ho efN rs lay plans for the
y annual Peace Conferences
af 'oA'ffrre ~fN he held N hon
ar cs Macs Qncon ~ Peace On
AnrH- ian winch 'he feast ~
,' As lm9'ien ard CorWiaiinr nf
tHe Blessed NreiT e. HcaNcu d
k ssoH sorca hr iNN rrholir peo
r'0 % hs c'a ari hrin- pfoma
~ hv 'he t'ed n rs Ctthorc
study clubs ~ llsenN Tho eo0
~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Has Program Among Race

Editors Note;Th made
by Attorney Alfred Casey who IL special Of The De-
activities OF individual
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Darr AssaiIs Lack
Of Voice in D. t..
Government
Chevy Chase Citizens
Association Also Hears
Wood on Tox Program

With speeches by Seton Darr,
president of the District Bar Asso-
citation, and Herbert Wood, repre-
senting the Citizens Committee for
Fair Taxation, the Chevy Chase
Citizens Association at its meeting
last night heard attacks deploring
the situation existing in the District
with regard to increasing taxes de-
spite the lack Of voice by the tax
payers In its government.
Citizens now are aroused by the
continued increase In taxes and no
voice In the government, Mr.. Darr
said. I'VE have a voice to speak but
no voice to govern" he added.
With local self-government, he
prophesied larger attendance at
Citizens meetings.
Foresees Radical Changes.
Radical changes were foreseen In
the District by Mr.. Darr If self-gov-
ernment were attained. He declared
that no unfair taxes, such as the
business privilege tax, would be in
effect If there were local self-govern-
ment. Neither would some Of the
projects under way toward beautify-
ing the city be considered, but the
money used for clothing, feeding and
housing the needy instead, he added.
Speaking on the Griffenhagen re-
port to modernize the municipal
government, Mr.. Darr urged attend
ance at the public hearings to be
held shortly.
Prior to Mr.. Darr's remarks the
association was addressed by Mr..
Wood, who discussed the different
phases Of the proposed sales tax and
income tax for the District. He de-
clared that Of the two the income
tax was the fairer and more humane,
the sounder and more economical
form of taxation.
Woods Points Disputed.
Mr.. Woods remarks were followed
by a general discussion from the
floor, led by Francis j. Heigle, chair
man of the associations Committee
Evening star., 1939-02-16

them have no telephones In their
homes, and this has resulted In
anxious waiting and keen disap-
pointment when persons who were
to take them to the "Y" failed to
show up.
Any one wishing to volunteer to
provide transportation may learn
the necessary details by calling the
"Y" boys department at National
$3.50.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
crIpp|e's Denied Swim
By Lack Of Volunteers

An appeal for volunteers to pro-
vide transportation and prevent dis
appointment for IL or more boys Of
the Langdon School for Crippled
Children through not being able to
take their weekly swim In the "Y'
boys pool has been made by the
boys department Of the Central
Young Mems Christian Association.
The boys had become accustomed
to swimming each Saturday in the
pool at 1872 G street NV, and phy-
Evening star., 1939-02-16

sicians have emphasized tho aid
swimming provides In helping them
overcome their handicap. Many Of
the boys are suffering from the ef-
fects OF infantile paralysis, with
which they were stricken in early
childhood.
Arrangements were made for the
crippled boys to swim each Satur-
day IN the boys pool at the "Y"
and Tor some time volunteers took
them there In automobiles.
On two Saturdays, however, those
who had provided transportation
have been unable to do so and the
boys have been unable to get to the
pool for their swim. A number Of
Evening star., 1939-02-16

on Fiscal Relations. Mr.. Heigle, in
opposition to Mr.. Woods remarks,
cited the stand taken by the asso-
ciation sometime ago in favoring
sales tax rather than an income tax.
He declared that this form Of taxa
ton was the most justifiable and
equitable, provided q use tax was
attached.
In the only business conducted by
the group two motions, one suggest
ing underpasses at congested points
on Connecticut avenue in the Chevy
Chase area as a means Of safety, and
the other a proposed dinner er-meeting
OF the association in the near future,
were referred to committee for study
Evening star., 1939-02-16
VIII Address P.-I. A.

George P. Grove, president Of the
Arlington County Bar Association
and chairman of the Americanism
Committee of the Arlington Amer
ican Legion Post, will speak before
the Parent Teacher Association of
the Washington and Lee High
School at the school auditorium at
8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1939-02-16

Shrine and Unebi Mausoleum. Nara.
next year In commemoration of .the
2,600th anniversary Of the founding
OF the empire and ascension Of the
first sovereign.
Evening star., 1939-02-16

and report at the next meeting.
The meeting was held in the z. v.
Brown School, and was presided
over by the president, Donald N,
Carpenter.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
~Meu,oriies"

and make them stronger
men and women.
Father Johns Medi-
cine is still the favorite
medicine in many homes.
Today. as then. sensible
mothers follow the ex.
ample of their own
mothers by giving their
families Father Johns
Medicine for colds and
body building.
1t is pure, wholesome,
minis and free from all inj
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Shrine to Get Trees

Japan's Forestry Bureau in Osaka
has announced that 1900 trees will
be provided for the Kashiwara