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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Premature Deaths
And Slow Headings
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S.
(Continued from Back Page)

As soon as mentioned Christian Science, he spoke
quite freely pro and con. and at ength-eritca OF
slow healngs and publications. of our invncbie DIVINE
Science of God and and the universe
Eventually could say. May offer my understands
inc of the status Of 'Materia Medica today:
want TO assure you that am fully alert and nave
been for years the admonon of our beloved Leader III
the church Manual "A member of this church snail not
publish cause be published article that ~ unchar
table or impairment towards religion medicine the courts
% the laws OF our land.
However, am fully conscious of our leaders ire
ucntly stated position: Follow leader only so lar
a. She follows Christ 49,
Mrs Eddy comments that Jesus rebuke was terrible
Fearful should said) My observation not ter
rble but il pungent!
And said Doctor mater.a medica is still running
around in its spiritual diapers!!!'
Ii pin the of sickness. disease and de-
fornties microscopic germs and invisible viruses
whereas the always simple and plain as the
nose on your face An unChrske state of mind is al
ways these disorders and don't care whether
il cold a an.thing else!
And this one cause breaks down to three in Gods two
books The Bible and Science and Health with Key
to Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health
Gods greatest miracle worker in all the world next to
Bible and imperavey SSary to berate the Bible
the devSh and msnterprctaton of the Euro
rcan religions whose fundamentals perfect but whose
application is not 5 good
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08

Those who movies Of the Drake university Oklahoma
football which the formers hafback the all
time ground suffered broken will readily understand
brakes withdrawal Missouri
had refused investigate
II this writer's still function. Okahomas guards
deliberately sugged halfbak
position to ward off the blow There provocaOn The attack
looked like deliberate attempt player
removed from the Oklahoma something
they wouldn't have had he been able play the full
utes.
Informed OF brakes action Oklahoma A. MS athletic
said had absolutely
who the should plenty
writer's opinion the offending player should
from the the OF the for the
college years.
Football Although occasionally
the workmanship
school alike play important
than victory
Of this column being mailed the president Oklahoma
NJ have movies Of the
cdent have dirty football you
comments the gentleman humble
the interest of better foobasIeePy Herald
Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08
Letters To The Editor


Minneapolis Tribune
sadistc
however that because Of crminahstc teracy
truths Of he could splendid
gagantan dirty
80 ragicaIy blind
old punishment mutaOn torture
affection instinct which persists degrees
lashng stake
and colleges won't teach them beautifully
replies beginning sexcuosy questions
AZ a terrible result get, sadism. What il 1T
sadsm sxuay lust in place Of normal hu.
Its
superiority achieving
vcry morbid lust expression 1t the ddetracng
and physical torture, and murder. upon others.
No medieval nagiOus
tangs and killing Of nnocents by the
presentday mobB which 1885 dragged the
through the streets Of Southern po-
directed traffic that the
the atrocy sac advantage
twOeggd hyena that
the Drained
Peassd only the breaking and killing of defenseIess
Yes-n Ii high time II approach humanhoOd
that
destroy results the spawning sadlsm
turn results In nchngs cuele capitol punishment
SadSm and parental crletes Brutal
dren the slightest chemically
rife naggtng add 10 the
children beng against they
take the lives Of their mother father
The
shame diseased ascec TOquemadas giving
their distorted
lust They legion How
normal sexed will challenge their power perpetua
sadShc besiaty by denying
Sincerely MerinE January So 1882 LIndStrOm, MINI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08

We Of the technique used by the
forces attempt deliberate Misrepresentation
Communicate certain individuals organizations
they
usually
certain individuals In the white and unfortunately
Of them face without going
recent Illustration Of the Of this technique however
instance statement made the Florida
kuS Khan lie said that the
mist Nothing farther from the truth We knew Moore quiet
though intelligent diplomat
and conviction But be that
uttered loud and long confuse nraca relations
extent that injustice and bombnKs
anything being done about This Florida
running for OF that state lie will doubt repeat
untruth many times during his campaign
Nevertheless must become alarmed mbered
this Hitler technique Of telling big lie loud and
the people believe g."
We must rWdoube efforts ourselves with
ballots and will BE- that
the Of liberal white protect
communities against such persona
A. when this time viii largely every
eligible and seriously
bors and friends registered write letters
QuAnRncNa other urging
Mcmpha World
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08

WIN President Truman again. This the
everybody asking and specializing upon
that he will Others that sincerely
home TO Independence.
Now that e position has been made clear the
cBed their speculation the President the
candidate who has stated Until
himself other Democratic candidates will speak
In the OF minority particularly Negroes
has been President He has been
rights the subject dearest Although
along with him. he all power
executive for the equality Of ali regardless
shall always consider Truman exponent
mocracy
Whatever President Truman does regard election
decision with BE- based what he
OF the country A. far he personally concerned he would
retire while he sn health Another
the White House might not deal kindly with him
man whom the American people have bestowed their
highest honorhe Preadencys entitled TO
on personal comfort and satisfaction the that
Presidency ls such back breaking. man killing job
Truman has stood the gors Of the high office
comparatively young health probably easily
stand another term
Whatever Truman decides good wishes 20 with him
Eisenhower q formidable candidate
a military the White
To the least this win BE- interesting election We
look forward TO following the developments coming
NJ O. Call
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08

We've always respect people
people ill., well cards" Aecustom
a activity hard work. COM
pletely nopssed takes the time and
thoughtful enough drop note about something they liked or
disagreed with in the paper,
Being who count all Of the
hand hadn't
had we'll cards until the Of
ndspoon Of the few days got around Then the mail
thoughtful heartwamng each
visit both at the hospital, at home and the office.
The number Of kindly the various Of individuals
represented
other active develop
friends wide variety groups classes and interests
We walk street, n
without hailed half blocks The
circumstance Is many
fecous makes them Often rank will
keep the good work. II hope people fight
for their rights"
The thing happens Ncone Marquette Amy brisk
stroll glow Of accomplishment and worth when
of fellow citizens hail brief We
a compliment TO the with which racIAly
identified
We hope St Paul and Minneapolis
chely greeting individuals passing
good community practice cherry
part n great community.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08


and conviction by accusation.
Let me give two illustrations.
Foreign service officers are re-
sponsible for interpreting TO
Washington the governments and
peoples In whose countries they
are stationed. Their reports must
be full. frank, honest and critical.
II Washington Is 10 have an in.
telligent, realistic foreign policy
It's diplomatic agents abroad must
write what they think mot what
they think Washington might
like to hear They must be free to
be original. to be provocative, to
be brutally frank.
But that means that their re-
ports must be confidential They
must feel secure and SURE that
they are writing only for their
superiors. In their reports they
must not feel they have to play to
the galleries, but must be- sure
they are only helping stage-diroct
the cast.
That has been the attitude Of
the Foreign Service Officer Corps
In the past. II Is fast disappearing
as their present attitdue.
Why
They have learned from the cx-
psrtenCc OF some OF their col
leagues, In congressional hearings,
in loyalty hearing that they may
not be- writing only for their
supertorS They may BE- writing
for future publication. for the
political advancement OF unscrup-
ulous individuals, for hindsight
analysis by administration critics.
They have seen supposedly con.
fidential reports Of their col
leagues spread before open con-
ErsaSionaI hearings, They have
watched the private reports OF
their foreign service friends leak
ed all over the Congressional Re-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08

cord, They have suddenly begun
To clam up.
American foreign service Of
ficers abroad are still reporting
regularly and fully TO Washing
ton. But It cannot be said they are
reporting a. frankly and forth
rightly as before. They are writ.
ing gObbledygook officialese.
They are qualifying. balancing.
and so diluting their reports with
caution and verbiage that they
either say nothing or what they
say can mean anything.
This, of course. Is an exaggera-
ton, but II Is unquestionably the
trend. Foreign service reporting Is
slipping and slipping fast. The
trend il toward that kind OF re-
porting that marks present Of
fetal Soviet correspondence be-
tween Moscow and its missions
abroad. that marked the foreign
service reporting OF the Hitler re-
Rime of any tOtalitarian
thought-controlled regime.
u IL u direct result Of the pre-
sent utilization Of public off,
ciAls by hearSay, by vague
charges, by testimony Of dIsrcp-
utablc and dlSCrrdited persons
who have time and again bren
proven unreliable.
The second illustration con-
Germs the effect on and value Of
any foreign service officer or
State Department employee under
investigation. Any congressman.
senator. or witness on the Hin Ia
free today 10 tar such an official
with communism through guilt by
association or indictment by i'm
pliCation There is no need To
prove charges along with the
freedom 10 air them.
But suppose a department Off
Ger Is 50 attacked In open hearing
The FBI Immediately begins a fun
field examination OF him even
though he may have been ex-
amined siv years before. Via the
grapevine It quickly gets around
that Mr.. " u being examined.
Evrryune's reaction Is to clam up
In his presence. He speedily be-
comes almost an untouchable His
value 10 the department auto
maticany drops The department
hesitates to f1atly defend him un-
I'll the Investigations Is over It's
very retiCence. however, Is seized
on by his original critics a. evi-
dence the department has doubts
about him His value drops even
lower.
M0uths AteF he may b.
clrarrd-bat 70 has beea . bar
rowing eNPeVie0ce; the pubic
rrusemb~rS him ~ belRG IRvesti.
gated. not - bring clear~d--
and he bearS that stigma
through nfe.
This disturbing practice Of in
dictment by generalization. Of
conviction by accusation. OF guilt
by association. has many wash
tngton officials profoundly worried
Says Owl Service Commission
chairman, Robert RAmSPeck
-CAIe~s We spuru this ErUW-
ing Praettc~ On moral grOaaaN
unlr~s NE rrlect 70 - unworthy
% ~ - q nAttOa. We cannot
hSPe 90 rrtAin the very free-
doEns Wr are now 30 earnestly
uPholiinG the word ever. Above
an ehar. We must R0e beAF FALSE
Wttncus against eur P-aEhbsr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08
Loyalty Investigation Hurt
Morale Of Top Flight
us. State Dept. Men
by NEAL STAMFORD In The Christian Science Monitor

WaShington-What the loyalty investga doing to
the State Department?
IN only reporting facts to state they threatening
thoroughly demoraEe its entire foreign Not per Sc
But by the in which they often conducted and by
The alarming present practice Of indictment by generalization
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-08

the cabre OF the who seek the highest office the
70 proffsr.
Certainly president today having the
considerable number Of Negro voters II
they do not know the Negro Intimately
tsna voting bocs their candidacy possibly country
win suffer
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-03
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

WAITRESS for Friday, Saturday and
Monday nights; apply in person
to 10 p. m. Whites Chimes Bar,
27121 Chardon rd
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-03
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

YOUNG woman to clerk in retail
jewellery store, good opportunity for
right party. ". 1-4888
SALESLADIES, opening in ladies wear,
cosmetics, stationery. salary. Neis-
ner Bros, Inc, TOO East 185th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-03
HELP WANTED (MALE)

MAN for maintenance work. 6 day
week, steady work. Apply in person.
$50 East 233rd ST., suite 23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

FOR gALE-Attractive 4-bedroom
and shopping center; automatic
heating: 80 minis. from New York
City. Call CO. 2679 after o Pm.
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FARMS

Il ACRE; 5-rm. bungalow. full base
ment. tub and shower; interior eel
lotexed: metal roof; garage with
summer kitchen: so fruit trees; on
q. s. 30. 80 mi. from D. C. and 4
mi. north Of Culpeper. VA $12.600,
or $4,000 dr. 500 mo-. So. TIE.
4131. Alex, Va. 80
CHICKEN AND CATTLE RANCH Of
outbldgs.; 1000 laying hens. milk
cows. tractor, all equipment and
feed: operating and ready to step
into. Only $4,000, so act quickly.
RIPLEY & ROMER. Realtors,
FARM SalsneF WpaSgTiED by from ovner-pre-
ferably 20 to 30 acres with liyable
house, disable bldgs.; for raising
poultry and beef; prefer Va. not
more than % miles out. If rea-
sonable. could pay cash. GIL. 7795.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
FLORIDA PROPERTY

$50 ACRES Of land, all fenced, 40
acres of which Ii in orange and
huntinF VA and fishine lodee with he: 3
furnished cottages and complete ma
chinery. Located on st. Johns
River near Sanford. Fla. Priced
$4,000, or will exchange for Wash
ington property. STALKER, Gil.
1Iii HoME-Furnished, on
with crop. $1O,95O with $1,000
down, balance sos per mo. Owner,
MRS. URICH, 164l East Haley,
Orlando, Fla, Orlando 30415. -29
SO ACRES-Modern home. 10 acres.
large grove. In Howey in the HDls.
$4,000. Easy terms or trade.
JOHN r. KOLAR, Orlando, Fla.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

& LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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BOATS

sAMBOAT. Standard snipe class.
1850 sTEELCRAFT SEDAN. 20 IT.;
complete with all equipment; Ike
new; $6,250.
194S steelcraft sedan. 20 it.; sacri-
nee. $4,000.
Thirty-ft. bay-built cruiser; new
Chrysler engine: $3.50.
See ct the STEEL CRAFT dock, Maine
ave. and M S.w., ST. 4145. -2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SHADY sIDE-Delightful place to live.
Homes, land, lots. Bought. sold.
A. w. ANDREWS. W. River b741.
RESTRICTED cOMMUNITY-Beauti-
full corner, facing the bay; 8 rms,
bath, modern, garage. Special bar
gain. RE 5216 Sun. and ewes,
West River 6131. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
AUTOS . TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED-Late model car: preferably
sedan; will consider convertible, in
excel. condition for immediate trip.
pGs f11 r. Fe2s1KaftY wants very I clean
car for wife and son to drive; 1899
to 1871 Ford. Chevy or Plymouth.
WI WI WR PA Xsry s9 rs 9s sss II c!ssn
FAIR, HONEST APPRAlSALS Of All
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L st. nv.
so 6Gi nm BUYER In town for one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia. 1901.
PRIVATE BUYER desires 1850 0lds
or Pontiac club coupe or convertible;
cash; NO. 7751. 20
for nice lpw-mileaGe cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave-, RA. 1122.
WILL PAY the highest price for used
Chevfolets, Fords and Plymouths.
Drive in. Appraiser on the property.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., T72b
wis. ave. OF. 600. Open eves.-
GOOD MAN for bad cars; tunkefs.
81, So! and n Up; Can Ia 1852; In
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make. any model. See Mr.. Dunnin-
ran, ROYAL. MOTORS, NC Is
Kennedy st. NV. To. 243a,
I WILL PAY TOP DOLLOR for late
model conyertfhles. Before you trade
or sell call Ralph At ~. 1856.
MCNEIL STUDEBAKER, 1880 Wis.
Nua Z&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

CALL me first. I pay good prices tor
any kind of property. and give quick
settlement You will be pleased. MR.
PERRY, DI. S724; eyes,. OIL. 0947
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home.
81 ss s4ss' oP ST. any fss ssoha's'0h'
DESIRE TO BUY q OF unit apt.
Bldg. With basement; GOOD Sc, o s!ea.
TOP ef DoIIAR cash for your proper
ties any condition or location,
ST 1920: evenings. ov. 30s6.
QUICK soDaSt,o CASH for 4 ysSE hSsss'
s5ss. va. s7ss O'O' s's'' IA
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest
naent property is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor.
S0S North Capitol. Ma. $3.50, Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
{ WILL PAY YOU Cash TODAY for
your home. Amy location. any condi.
ton. RE. 22O1, ST.. 7747.
CASH BUYERS waiting for and 4
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
Mont S CT and w. sT TX SCI sa y9gr
MOB. clean z to Z bedroom home
OF OF nearby nsarbs Rd. D1 loc.: Sc. preferred;
have substantial cash. MRS. COX
LU. $3.50 or ST 1888
OLDER HOMES in Bethesda. Oh. Oh.
and Kensington area; Offering dignity
and space unavailable in newer
properties; have ready buyers Il
properly offered for sale. May
have an opportunity to show my
clients your home? Please call r.
PAGE BURRUSS, WI. 1913. AID.
MD. AND VA. PROPERTY OWNERS.
Our sales staff are men of long
experience In this area, well uuali-
fed to give you expert appraisal
and advice. Phone the nearest to
you-TE. 2233. TIE. 1888, Ia.
$3.50 or W0. 1895. L. T. GRAV-
ATE Realtor, 1913 X at. NV.
Ma. O753.
HOUSES WANTED-We will buy or
sell your property in sc. or nearby
Maryland. Quick action. Free ap-
praisals; Call LU. 1882. T. PAUL
CLIENT with $4,000 cash wants g.
Cleveland PARK. ME. 1858. -2s
Va. IA. 1858 or 81. 1897.
HOUSES WANTED-Buyers eager for
t-S room homes in Brentwood area
or Silver Spring. Courteous. eficient
service. Call today. MR.. STRouP.
GE. Abs.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL-CAsH
HOMES-MD- VA, D, C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-SALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

1000 50. TT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and ohice.
ma 1856.
ALEXANDRIA-1200 Madison st.
One acre of fenced ground in heavy
tains 8 bidgs., one 150x6O with ra-
diant heat; suitable for contractors.
machinists. storage. Ewes, WI. 0296.
J. LEO KOLB CO.. 1887 Wis. ave,
MI. 2100. -2S
8. CAPITOL sT.-About 1850 80. It.
concrete yard; Anchor fence and
81 sna RoS RTaek ne ef ssacs $50 month"; tbs A.
900 So It. clear space
on street floor; no pillars; high
ceiling. A. III. ROTH. RE. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
TRAlLERS

faa sIeeps Also 2ss s5 6os1ed
trailer; sleeps 4. Asking $500. $3.50
en-. At Lees Gas Supply Co., Penn
Daw. Alexandria, Va, or call LIT.
VAN PETTEN. TT. Belvoir 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
STORES FOR RENT

STORE FOR RENT, NE, BET. 7-6
Al 81 ct. me-. with fixtures. Suit
able. jewelry. hosiery. ready-Wear
Rent cheap; good lease. Ii. 3-6426
CENTER-very desirable
balcony. Ideal for maternity shop;
MR.. GERBER, Or 5000. 20
1900 BLOCK n ST. N.E.--Modern
glass front, one story, 24x95; huo-
resent fixtures, tile floor. Busy spot.
L.; 4-2599aas GEORGE 8. KING Co.
STORE BUILDING-New. aoxeO It.
rranch-typs. At fork Of roads roads, to
stone building. Thousands go 70
beaches and must eat. Call AD.
1OI3-IO1B 9th ST. N.W.-New stores.
l6x75, suits all kinds Of businesses.
For particulars. call MI. e23S or
G ST.. between 18th and 18th nv.
q adjoining stores approx. 1895
f sENJ Til b s1r szai sT e1f 9ss l. essss
2O14 NJ ST. N.W.-second eomml.
Shop adj, Cement iioor. Alley drive
in; End d.. 3 once rms. RIA. 322O.
1884 o ST. N.W.-Ideal for bakery,
barbershop, etc; rental $75 month.
N: PAUL HANNAH NJ 1872 18th st.
CORNER STORE. 20x60, New Hamp-
shire ave-. lust beyond .. C. line.
Low rent: MIR; PERRY. DI. 1924.
ewes. Oh. 0947. 81
Sc. Pennsylvania AVE. LOG
Ideal for any retail business. Build;
ing approx. 1890 with front and
For details si phone Ii. s-s4ss or
SIC 4th ST. NV. bsmt.. "a bath;
conv. to judiciary. 50. and GAO
bldg; excel for delicatessen. lunch
sc Sals' 2 e Ssfseg 'e SoRp
41s S' EYE ST. NV, store and wsre-
house Cor esrage1, easy ., 9sGSssS e
alley; avail; Mar. l; WASH1NGTO9SS
s HoUs1NG c6 Pr M. NA: 4 e Wh.eton'
suitable Tor most any type Of bust
tenant o. e Us s. P PRICE + CO. i1soi
as. ave;s Silver Spring. 10. 5-l ;S
76 o. 5 Slo's 81. N.w.-completely re-
Street from new General Iccountins
Once. Immediate occupancy: rea-
also available. To inspect. call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtor,
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400. q
NEW CORNER STORE. 18th and 8.
Dakota ave. NE; very reas. Call
GE. $500, TR. 1911. p
1886 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. new
shopping center location; near Super
Market. drug store. hardware store.
and theater; 81 ft.x71 IT.. with hall
bSmt.; 260-car parking lot: excel
lent for bakery, ladies' Teady-to-
wear, delicatessen.
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CLASS

This home is truly in q class BY It
self. In the exclusive Lorcom lane
area, a gorgeous 3-bedrm, brick Co.
lonial: tremendous liv.. rnl. ware
pl:. formal din. rm:. ultramod. Kit;
baths; side screened porch. slate
roof. copper plumbing and gutter.
ing. In fact. this is the epitofne of
fine homes. The owner is transferred
and is forced to sell for the ridicu-
lous price Of S25.950., Assume $l5,-
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD
OW. l773. 24-Hour Service.