davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

OF literature, then take IL along to
read more fully on the train"
Miss Mesgher keeps the rack
stocked with copies of The Cath
olic Times, several Catholic maga.
zines, and a variety of pamphlets
explaining Catholic doctrine
As result of her first six
weeks experience, she is now shop
ping for pamphlets in wholesale
lots.
@of course it's a lot of trouble
to 90 to the station three times .
week" admitted Miss Meagher,
who lives in Our Lady Of Victory
parish, Columbus. But when
realize how many people are read
ing our material, and when / try to
imagine how far-resching its eff.
fects may be, I'm convinced it's
worth the effort"
Meanwhile Miss MesgheT has
been wondering when her commit.
tee--or some other committee
will get around to putting a similar
rack in the Columbus airport wait
ing room.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

Much interest in the Red Cross
first aid and home nursing classes
has been expressed by PTA groups.
Mrs. Hayes said this week. She
pointed out. however, that compar-
atively few groups so far have en-
gagged the local Red Cross to
organize the courses for them.
Mrs. Hayes suggested that PTA
groups in the Central Deanery send
their lists of interested members
to Mrs. J. E. OLeary, 544 Ken
brook Drive, Worthington, Central
PTA Chairman of the DCCW, who
viii make arrangements with the
Red Cross for the classes which are
free.
In other deaneries she recon-
mended that civil defense chair
men or PTA presidents get in
touch with local Red Cross head
quarters.
Mrs. Hayes also suggested that
1T might be we'll for all PTA's to
have speaker on civil defense"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

TUNA N RICE DINNER A complete for four Just
$lS2 Serve the Rice dish with Harvard
Pnesppecsbbsss Gelatin Salad Hot Biscuits Baked cUstsrd
Jam Topping Result delicious family
dinnerl
If you've been trying to hold down your food budget
here's your No need to look back with yearnng
prices that used to be- because SaKS Tuna still sells for the
low price four years ago Tuna contains protein
serving than the average of eggs meat cheese and milk
yet while the price of other foods has doubled and
rped the price of StaKs Tuna is low ever Try this
tuna main dish tonight.
STAR.KsT TUNA N RICE
z tablespoons butter "a meas
tablespoons flour - r.
. of mushroom w. ~ e"' ~'a's' 'N"o
! milk cups nor cooked rice
Melt butter add flour and stir until smooth Blend in
mushroom soup Add milk gradually stirring until smooth
Add undraned peas and aked tuna Serve hot cooked
rice
If you would like packet of 10 delicious economical
kfchentesed recipes FREE Just send your and
address print plainly pIease TO STARST TUNA, Care of
Catholic Times. p O. Box 636-coIumbus 10, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08
Hundreds of. Travellers Read
Pamphlets From DCCW Rack

Travellers stopping at Union Sta
ton in Columbus have helped
themselves to several hundred free
Catholic pamphlets, newspapers,
and magazines from the rack plac-
ed there six weeks ago by the Re-
ligious Activities Committee of the
Central Deanery, Diocesan Council
Of Catholic Women.
In a report this week Miss
Blanche Meagher, committee chair
man, said she finds it difficult to
keep the rack supplied, although
she visits the station three times
a week.
cat first ] thought someone
might be throwing our pamphlets
away" said Miss Meagher, "but
checked with the attendants there,
and they told me they have seen
many persons stop to read a piece
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

TOKYO = MC)-Plans are now
under way for the creation of a
permanent exposition of japanese
Christian art in which missionaries
and artists from all over Japan
will be able to see photographs
and designs for the erection of
churches and affairs as well as ar
tistic models of other religious ar
ticles.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08
ST. Leo Holy Name Group
States Breakfast SUNDAY

All men of st. Leo Parish, Co
lumbus, have been invited to- at
tend the Communion breakfast
sponsored by the Holy Name So
ciety Sunday, Feb. 10, following
the Z O'Clock Mass. Speaker at
the breakfast will be Reid Clut-
ter.
On the evening of the same day
the Holy Name Society will have
its annual enrolment of new
members. A social hour will fol.
low, with films of the schools
1851 football team in action.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

NEW ORLEANS - (NC)-There
is daily recitation of the Rosary in
the tuberculosis division of the
New Orleans Charity Hospital of
Louisiana here. Many OF the 200
patients are non-Catholics, but
some of them join in the recitation.
Several non-Catholics now are I'M
der instructions in the Catholic
Faith
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

NEW YORK -(NC)-Men Of the
18th Infantry Regiment, stationed
on the island of 0kinawa, have sent
contribution to the st. Charles
School and Community Center
Fund in Harlem. Their chaplain,
who enclosed the check, wrote
that men of the 10Th Infantry also
offered Holy Mass for the sue
cess of the project.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

Miss Mary Ellen McAndrews,
above IS member of the com.
nittee planning an italian spa.
sheffi dinner TO be given in the
new auditorium at St. Christie
pher Church, Columbus, Feb. ~,
from TO p. m. Mrs. Olga Cau-
dieri is chairman of the dinner.
Mrs. J.. n. Breen is president OF
fhe Parish Council Of Catholic
Women. which is sponsoring the
event. other committee members
include: Mrs. Joseph caudieri,
Mrs. p. r stormonf, Mrs. Theo-
dore Wolf, Mrs. Stanley Mathews,
Miss TiIIie Schroerer, Mrs. j. r.
lelleY, Mrs. Austin M. Lucas,
Mrs. Paul Douthift. Mrs. J. n.
5reen, and Miss Dorothy Hart
inss. Proceeds will go TO the
building fund.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08
Of Interest To Women
BY Our Correspondents

The Altar Rosary Sodality of
st. Mary Magdalene. Church, Col
umbuS, will serve ham dinner
Feb. II, from one to six pm. in
the school cafeteria.
Mrs. Charles Ream, sodality pres
ident, appointed the following COM
mittee chairmen; Mrs. J. E. Mar
tindale and Mrs. Joseph Rice, tic
kets; Mrs. Margaret Heiser and
Mrs. ]. Kayro, kitchen; Mrs. Rob-
ert Orendorff, dining room; Mrs.
j. Waldo, cakes and pies; Mrs.
John Martin, coffee.
The Rosary and Altar Society
of Holy Rosary church, Colum-
bus, will sponsor luncheon at
the elementary school hall, Sey-'
mour avenue, Feb. IL at one
o'clock. The fourth grade moth
ers will be hostesses.
Mrs. James Long is, chairman.
Assisting will be Mrs. William
Underwood, Mrs. John Cotter,
and Mrs. Robert Fitzsimmons.
The Rev. James w. Kulp will
speak at the Feb. 13 meeting OF
the st. Mary Magdalene Rosary
Altar Society. Columbus, at 8:l5
pm.
FIR. Kulp will show sound and
color film on the Kilimangaro
Mission in Africa.
Miss Margaret Dundon, religious
activities chairman, is in charge
of the program. Mrs. John Radich
is chairman of the refreShment
committee. ...-
The Newman Mothers Club
of Ohio State University will
hold a Valentine luncheon We'd
nesday, Feb. 13, 1890 pm. at
Newman Hall, 1916 Iuka avenue.
Mrs. Ruth Hieronymous is
chairman and Mrs. Irene Dolan
co-chairman.
Old clothing and bedding to be
sent abroad will be packed by the
international Relations committee
of St. Mary's PCCW, Columbus,
Monday, Feb. II, in the school
basement.
Those unable to bring clothing
to the school are asked to call
Mrs. Walter Wirth, chairman, DI
2539 or Mrs. Leroy Stein, MA 804O.
A Valentine party will be held
at the next regular monthly
meeting of st. Elizabeth's Aux
iliary Knights of st. John, Wed,
Feb. Is, at 581 S. High street.
Columbus.
The refreshment and enter
tainment committee n C u de S
members whose last names be-
gin with the letters D, E, F, and
G. Mrs. Agnes Dorm is chairman
and Miss Teresa Eyerman is CO
chairman.
ST. Mary of the Springs Academy
Alumnae announced plans for their
card party and style show to be
held at the school on the evening
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

Pictures illustrating the myster-
les of the Rosary, and vocal pro-
gram by Mrs. Ruth Ward will high
light the meeting of the PTA OF
St. Mary's parish, Columbus, Feb.
IA at 8 p. m. in the school hall.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be the mothers of the children in
the 1st and 2Ad grades.
The Rev. Bennett c. Applegate,
acting superintendent of schools
for the Diocese of Columbus, will
speak to the PTA of Corpus Christi
parish, Sunday, Feb. 10, at 2 pm.
in the school hall. His topic will
be Federal Aid For the Cafe.
terra"
Mrs. John Z. Welch will be the
chairman of the meeting and Mrs.
Robert Turner, co-chairman. The
5th grade room mothers will serve.
The group will sponsor ham
dinner Feb. II in the school hall.
Dinners will be served from II to
five p. m, and the proceeds will go
toward new cafeteria. Mrs. Jack
Welch is the general chairman.
Mr.. Clement Enderle has been
appointed chairman of the Civil
Defense program of the PTA, it
was announced this week.
st. John the Evangelist PTA, Co
lumbus, will meet in the school
hall Feb. 13 at 8 p. m. Parents may
meet with the teachers in the
school building beginning at 7:3O
pm.
"The Catholic Principles of Sex
Education" will be the subject oi
| the Rev. John KIeinz' address tc
| the PTA If Christ the King parish
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

of Feb. 20.
Mrs. Joseph Yurosek was named
chairman and Mrs. James Favret
is ticket chairman.
The Friends of ST. Rita's an
nounced the Feb. meetings to
be held in the homes of the
following members. all of Col
umbus:
Group l, Miss Margaret Clark,
IS S. Fourth street.
Group 8, Miss Martha Grass
baugh, 2084 Neil avenue.
Group 8, Miss Florence Gaugh-
ran, 1847 Oak street.
Group IL, Miss Agatha Dary,
sos S. Ohio avenue.
Group IL, Mrs. j. H. Simmons,
1109 &. Livingston avenue.
Group II, Mrs. George Thorn
as, 1914. Westwood avenue.
The PCCW of st. Francis OF
Assist church, Columbus, will hold
a sale of baked goods on Feb. 10
from $50 am. to 1;30 pm. in the
school auditorium, 386 Buttle 5
avenue.
Mrs. N. D. Gallagher is in charge
of arrangements.
WAINWRIGHT-The Altar So
ciety of st. Therese church met
Jan. 20 in the school hall. Mrs.
Cecil Migoni presided.
Plans we're made to hold a fam
lily covered dish supper at the
hall on Mar. is.
Serving lunch at the conclusion
of the meeting were: Mrs. Enrico
Clerice, Mrs. Angelo Parolini, Mrs.
Fanstino Vesco, and Mrs. Libby
BeSoZZl.
GROVEPoRT-St. Mary's Altar
Society held its regular meeting
Jan. %. Mrs. Dewey Shumaker and
Miss Mary Murray were appointed
chairman and co-chairman for a
social to be held in February.
Mrs. Emil Heurich and Mrs.
Louis Haines were chosen to head
a committee in' charge of bake
sale planned for this month.
Readings and mono logues
we're featured at the Feb. 6
meeting of st. Agatha's PCCW.
Columbus, Advanced drama stu
dents from st. Mary of the
Springs College presented scenes
from several plays.
st. Catharine PCCW, Columbus,
held its monthly meeting in the
school cafeteria We'd, Feb. 6.
Mrs. Elmer Jscovs, hospitality
chairman, was in charge of the
games party that followed. She
was assisted by Mrs. Joseph Van
Heyde, Mrs. Anthony Herold. and
Mrs. Raymond Jacobs.
CIRCLEVILLE-MiSs Rose
Good was chairman of the card
party held Feb. 7 in st. Joseph's
recreation center by the Altar
Society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

BROOKLYN - (NC) - A dona
tion of $1,000 was made by Arch
bishop Thomas E. Molloy, BishoE
of Brooklyn, to further the worl
of the Brooklyn Catholic Inter
racial Council in bettering race re
lations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08
PIT. A. NOTES

at their next meeting Thursday,
Feb. IA, at 1:30 p. m. in the school
hall. Father Kleinz is a professor
at the Josephinum, Worthington.
Mrs. Albert Myers is the general
chairman in charge of refresh
ments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08


The 9th grade pupils will fur
nish the entertainment when the
PTA of st. Francis of Assist parish
meets Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 3
pm. in the school hall
Mothers of the 4th graders will
be the hostesSes with Mrs Peter
Vasssllo in charge.
PORTSMOUTH - At the recent
PTA meeting held in St. Msry's
school, the Rev. Julius Klinec, pas
tor, and Sister Mary Caritss, prin-
cipal, explained the significance
and value of the achievement tests
given recently to the eight grades.
Profile graphs showing the re-
suits of these tests were available
to parents for examination after
the meeting. This enabled the par
ents to see a clear picture of their
children's progress and to give
more definite encouragement to
their children in whatever subjects
this aid was most necessary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

"The Catholic Principles Of Sex
Education" will be the subject of
the Rev. John KIeinz' address to
the PTA IF Christ the King parish
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

ST. Mary of the Springs Academy
Alumnae announced plans for their
card party and style show TO be
held at the school on the evening
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-08

CIRCLEVILLE-MiSs Rose
Good was chairman of the card
party held Feb. 7 in st. Joseph's
recreation center by the Altar
Society.
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07

mittees are headed by David
Mishkind and Sidney Kaderlan,
respectively. Others on the two
committees are Aaron Paul, Jack
Smith.
Mr.. Simon said, "The lodge
went on record declaring that the
ADJ committee should assist but
not amalgamate with the Com
munity Relations Committee. In
a friendly spirit, ADJ must main
tain it's identity" For the past
two years the committees were
combined.
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07
Bnai Birth Announces Committee
Appointments; Brown Heads adj

Chairmen and committee mem
bers have been chosen for the
new term and announced by the
president, Abe Simon. M. J.
Brown heads up the ADJ COM
mittee, charged with carrying on
local anti-defamation activity.
Others on this committee are:
Richard Bennett, Raphael Bran
des, Ben Brook, VIM. Gordon,
Sam R. Kaufman, Edward Klein
erman, Jack Klensin, M. L. Rutz,
Sam Sloan, Arthur Tannenbaum.
Americanization and Civic At
fairs chairman is Nathan Bowen.
Jack Klensin is BIB Youth chair
man. Lowell Rothschild is advi-
sor to the Al Jolson chapter and
Abe Simon to the Tucson AZA.
Edward Kleinerman was appoint
ed Boy Scout cooperation chair
man. Hillel committee is headed
by Al Liebert. To serve under
him are Jack Kleinsin, Matthew
Poliakoff.
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07
GA Men To
Begin Canvass

Workers in the Mems General
Solicitation Div. start canvassing
March 9 following a breakfast
meeting at the Ell Presidio at $50
am, according to Robert Brick
man, chairman. With the growth
of the community, number of
persons to be contacted has in
creased, says Brickman. He points
out that this division to a large
degree determines the success of
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07

Kenneth Tannenbaum handles
lodge programming. M. j. Brown
and Richard Bennett will handle
membership acquisition and Nor
ris Sohn membership retention.
Auditing and budgeting COM
The Arizona post., 1952-03-07

Team captains include: Temple
Mems Club, Arthur Goldbaum;
Young Israel, Joseph Blachman;
Bnai Birth, Marvin Volk; Jewish
War Veterans, Ted Bender; An
shei Israel, Joseph Rosenbluth;
Workmen's Circle, Morris Wan
ger.
Solicitors are: Harry Laventman,
Max LukacS, Harry Strauss, Hyman
Epstein, Max BOxi, Nathan Finley, Ted
ROsenblatt, Earl Heron, Richard Ben
nett, Henry Rogers, Sidney SOnkin,
Marshall Merel, Harold Kimmen, Paul
inc Resnick, Shirley GlaSSberg, Doris
Suhl, Sophie Tecklin, Mildred Sher-
man, Josh Rubin.
Lowell RothschiId, Nat Bowen, Jack
Klensin, John Goodman, Ben KeSSler,
Phillip BesSerman, Paul SchlOSs, Nor
ris Cohen, A. A. Kalish, Jack Starr,
Shein, Harold Kaufman, Sam Grace,
Irwin Russell, Leonard Blumenthal,
Nathan Frutman, Samuel KatZ, 1. Mar
COILS, Max Mordka, Elias MinkOf, Nor
ris GitlitZ, Nathan FeinStein, Paul
Pewowar, Sol Rifkin, Harry RObino-
witt.
Third report meeting of the Trade
Div. conducted by Sidney Gilberg, was
held Wednesday evening. They have
completed One-third of their cards and
already reached the $4,000. total Sc
cured by the group last year. They
are striving to raise $4,000.
DIR. Jules WhitehiIl reports that the
professional div. expects to double last
years pledges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

TO security abundance Of His
bel we'd chill
0 Gods the prede
the
of
M Jeslssa
My works and greater shall We do! And Heaven
i not mater
s H. l6s Mrs. Eddy Gods mag and
TuI" the Ten
a
PS NY hberang Atomic Bomb Pregnancy which
Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
silent" likes Compony
Is Speaking For Him

also. / find thee no e1 IA
attitude toward senator !.
whatsoever, but Nc.F IT, -
fondness for General hD'
hover. ,.rs'
Here are what ny ''s% 30,
show: The office lolee' - i.
staunch Republc ans. ~
Senator Taft but VIII 10"
Republican ticket teSa' '''
who is on il. Thc mop ~
lean heavily towara ine N' s',.
lican side if they san "A
Eisenhower 10 vote iV' 4.
lust as heavily toward : 7.
Democratic if they have "
cept Taft. ,o, J
As | see it. if 0e va, Nv
eject a Republic io' n
dent this fall. we l''o, e,s
the public what ", NIB.
rather than wha' ae '''
can bosses want
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

have watched with deep IN
,r.sst your partial recovery. ana
lnak forward eagerly to your re-
nam as tie commanding position
3 leadership Of American League
pitching.
An intended startling letter Tor
tn, VOICE or EXPERIENCE,
appesrs TO be made 70 order Tor
yrur needs and know that II
You follow is message. this lead
cehip Shall again be yours
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
INTENTION:

Attention Protestants
Catholics, Jews, and all
other non-Honest-to-God
Christian ScientistS-prlS-
oners of the Devil. of an
imal magnetism
Gods Sons and Daugh-
tiers are wholly spiritual
beings-not SHINING. stup-
id, laundering Adams and
EYES, liars. knaveS, fools,
racketeers. adulterers. for
nicators. See (John 8:43.
40. re Jesus rebukes of
the sons and daughters of
the Devil,
Alcohol and Tobacco
Users and Learners on False
Gods Of Medicine, Surgery
and Psychiatry, God is
talking to You!
Lovingly yours accord
ing to Christ,
A. F. F., c. S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
Reprinted from the Chris
iian Science Monitor.

A~ RAAhACA AtOAh AilS OHIlS-
. iian Science Monitor.
II IS significant that no one
would tell a candidate for
political office that he was
not going TO vote for him.
Therefore. IL is understand
ablc that each candidate for
President should feel that he
Is the only one who can win
the election.
Now l. being salesman.
call on people who hold rather
nigh executive offices with
then respective companies. |
would venture 10 say that nine
out Of every ten OF these peo-
pie are Republicans as we'll as
the rest Of the office force
around them But now let us
go INTO the plant where the
laborlne class ~ people are. I
gel on, there very frequently
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

Answer 1t can supply the
discipline and Divine IN
spiration 80 urgently need
ed.
Soon thereafter, there
was a mass flight to the
Mediterranean and back
again, and newspapers
commented on the phe-
nomenal safety they en-
loved and freedom from
mishaps!
Too Many Crashes
In Late '3O's
Back in the late '30'~
there We're many transport
crashes AT one period. SO
here i'm Detroit one after
noon ! Went over to the
United AirlineS and the
American Airline offices.
and gave them both the
same diagnosis and the
same remedy
Quite a number Of
months later Detroit
paper commented on the
phenomenal safety these
airl'nes had enjoyed for
many months!
The Father Works
\oW. we ourselves alone
can do nothing. it is the
Father who doeth the
works. but we have the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

assurance of the Prophet
Isaiah. who prophesied
accurately 700 years in
advance the Virgin Birth
and who said. speaking
for God. my word shall
profit whereto it is sent!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

We are having too many
aircraft crashes, and we
can do something about
them. Now we know there
never was a crash nor any
discord whatsoever in the
exclusive Spiritual Uni
verse of "our Father-Moth
err God, all-harmonious
(P. 16 S.H.). but in the
unreal, devilish Adam, and
Eve dream are to be found
all the tragedies, plumbers
and disasters Of the hu-
man race!
While In Boston
Back in l939-40 | WAS
spending twenty months
in Boston and Washing
ton. At one time the Brit
ish were having entirely
too many aircraft crashes
so wrote the British En-
bassy and said, in part.
regardless of sabotage,
these crashes are due to
the inferior discipline of
the European religions and
Materia Medical
Divine Inspiration
Gods Christ Science.
Second Coming Of Christ.
Truth The Messiah to All
Peoples is the one Perfect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
Christian Science and inspirations

and truer reprcs nta,ive
than the Pope at RomepS"
THE baseball miraclo !,
Chicago Cubs 1895. II ~. ~
victorics.,, "a
But you haven't hoard
ing. yet
Mrs. Eddy wrote tb.,
healthy sinner is the h,,a.
sinner and the BIBLE cav
love of money is the ron, :,
evil
Dishonest Families
Many of the wealthy t,m,
OF the world are dishonea
God and man. Absolute A..
Science will put them "a -
unselhshly for God and hum
ard make them like IT,
II am enclosing copy a
message sent by vine and d
10 the father and mother Of
little girl in Chicago of whom
newspapers now report the m
able saving of her life and
manning eye" end Of vol
CT EXPERIENCE LETTER.
Here's how the Tigers can \
Lefty Grove. In the summer
1896, had a short tax with n
Grove and Owner Yawkey Of |
Red Sox during which IA
most emphaticallN tina, Grul
problem was no. medical l
moral and spiritual also IA
briefly my baseball dcmovl
tons of Christian Science aI
firmly believe ! thus laid
foundation for Grove recoys
Just let the Ti-cis REM
Grove of my talk w'h him
watch the "frework
And here's how io take
Cleveland Club. La>i Summe
had a talk with a Cleveland ri
club man. and told him that
Was Just the person ! had
y antlng to meet for q long d
and that he should CIT acgos
/ the Cleveland club my mess
Soon thereafter. Teller ret
eel TO his old form and today
Cleveland club has u least
Christian Scientist ia Jol
Basslcr. the ex-Tiger cat
who says ! drove HIM o.
major league baseball p.ems
! ly by telling Moriari'y whs
needed 20 do TO be more efeC
! Oscar Witt has certainly besl
| Auenccd by Christian Sci
having come from The
whore Christian Scicr
! strong
Ny heartiest wishe for
rapid recovery and .lndest
CARDS 10 both YOU and Ms RI
Sincerely and cord 5lly "
Andrew F Fruchauf CS
p. S. THIS meSsag most
phaiically what ain tie e.
Tiger pitching staff ~, is
Show this letter 10 Fox
White among others Z ousf
raise Fox's batting average
SO points in a hurry II N
even make a poWe hiiie
Charlie Gehringer. Enough
dents of Science and Health
Key 10 the Scriptures. on the
club. would make il uper L
The good showing me
ton team makes me wonder u
c. s. Headquarters Is s"aNei
10 its opportunitIcs fooo
thought: McKecknic h'd :
hour shot Of my c : p is''