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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-05-14
Notice TO Motorists

Maryland Senate Bill Number -Four becomes eff
fective June 1858 1t changes the law with respect
to financial responsibility of all owners and operators
of motor vehicles
To comply with the provisions Of the Act,
and after June /, 1853 automobile liability nsul-
policies providing bodily injury and property dam
age coverage must give The following minimum pro
lection: Ten thousand dollars because Of bodily injury
to, death of, person in any accident and
twenty thousand dollars because Of bodily injury to,
or death Of two persons in any accident
and five thousand dollars because Of injury to or de
struction Of property Of others in any accident
This matter is very important because
pany file an s. r. p in Maryland after June l. I'M
less the new limits are carried It will be impossible to
file S. r. q for any assured who carries only five
thousand and ten thousand bodily injury limits.
You can be assured Of complete protection under
the new law by consulting
RIDDER'S Insurance AGENCY
PHONE 2-2537 OAKLAND, MARYLAND
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every dealer knows it
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FOR ATHLETES FOOT A
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What is keratolytic? An agent that
deadens the infected skin. 1t then pcels of,
exposing more germs to its killing action.
Get TIL, ker7toytic, at any drug store.
If not pleased IN ONE HOUR. vour sec
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The American WAY
OLD MAN ADAM

BY Dr. Alfred p Haakc
{ Eaitman If the Iqyman'~ National
Committee
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Entered at the Postoffice ut Oak
land, Md, as second-class mail mat
ter.
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The Republican was established
in 1877. 1t is the oldest ana largest
newspaper published in Garrett
County, with the greatest circula-
ton.
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IMPORTANT-When changing
address, send us old address as
well as new; send address label
from last copy; allow two weeks
for first copy to reach new address.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04
Social and Personal
. ST. PAUL Z

~ miscellaneous Shower In complement to the brideeeet
Miss nuee Mary Eia toms the Mines. NJ h Mcknight
Bertram Shannon, Walter Coins and H Ransom Coins e ~
az PRETTY appointed miscellaneous shower on sun
day evening November % the home of Mrs McKngb eso
Fuller Ave Games played followed by delicious Inb
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04
Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA ICELAND

The trouble with Brownelrs accusations Truman
sincerity Astute PLAINLY strategea people forget that ordinary
with horror that Truman almost reasonable He
isn't does everybody earth with
matter motive indignation
but the country fright Reputation
Gratis
serpentine unprecedented
history No bothered do before
pointed that Hoover abe dealing with Hitler
Ribbentrop. why
Well poet Blake The truth
to be understood believed
be expressed without everybody knowing in their bones that
bogus
poRepubcan Dewey be the
dent and feels that he the Mccarthy arbanagn
didn't like it, failure Mccarthy
louder noise the attack poor
Ike himself
If nobody by
prosecuting he would have house painter
Norway Ragnar Aaien says they
though Norway
experience with spies the Fifth column before the Nazs invaded
they 90 not now as we seem TO treat all communists as spies
guard against
drive them underground Wed rather
who they and what they are thinking and doing"
Why many ravenngly afraid
Someone history
actually afraid Aoetm mighty good
magnanty feeling and
danger this isn't disgusting? Americans
the brave the should afraid anything The
danger the less afraid land consequently the sensible
fective
happily collaborating
Norwegian
two million there anting
good beginning
Kind Peoples friend II love the New Sunday
heavy
him struggling through the with that
big load. they'll Il post
Some object difficult words then But
right they Always grateful
look the dictionary And and think thence
forth The better mind
ular profounder than ts don't
Shakespeare
Rather bright
people alas, about 500
know physician. who a worked with the
William England
would table
meal to rush out to his library to look a word
small grandchd for word used The
other said do Martyrs oat?" Sensational"
How much interesting than the blurred mumbe soa
kina, sump'm"
They that American businessmen often not
haven't themselves
trying to work subty complicated delicate problem
thoughts
Illustration induces anger the meeting up
So look words And IL would also good thing to
learn all of Hamet by heart And the Book of Job,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04

Mich, advising her OF the sudden
death OF her husband, Rev. I. p.
Ashford. on Tuesday, November
10 The remains were shipped TO
Boston, Mass, for burial. Rev.
Ashford was well known In the
city as he was formerly the pas
tor OF wayman AME church in
Minneapolis,
Visiting Cousins; Miss Macel
Washington OF Charleston. w, Va,
Is visiting her cousins, Mrs. Alon-
no Ellis. S50s Fifth Av. s.. and
Mrs, f. Thomas, 2717 Clinton Av,
She Is the house guest OF Mrs,
Ellis, Her visit Is indefinite.
Sociaiites Meet, On Saturday
evening. November %, Mrs. Bar
bara Long, $3.50 Fourth Av. s..
was hostess TO the Minneapolis
Socialites Club. Plans were COM
pleted for the Christmas party 10
be held on December 20, at Cal
houn Beach hotel ballroom.
Games were played and light re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs, Pearl schofield, 1892 Clinton
Av.
To Mexico; Mrs Herbert How
ell 1895 Aldrfch Av. ~ left Sat
urday evening, November 2s on
vacation which viii include Chi
cago, where she win be Joined by
friends who win accompany her,
81 Louis, New Jersey and TO Lar
edo, Mexico. They except TO be
gone about u month.
Wedding Date Set; December
is Is the date set for the coming
marriage OF Miss Kathryn Petit
ford. daughter of Mrs. Walter
pettiford. 1850 Humboldt Av. N.
and Mrs, Rudy Wayne Jenkins,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04

son OF Mr. and Mrs, Policy VII
burn Of 1901 Humboldt Av. N. The
wedding win take place at 8 p.
m, at Zion Baptist church with
Rev II. w. Bolts ST., performing
the ceremony. A reception win
follow in the church pariors.
Family Guests; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis seaton. SOFA Clinton Av.
were hosts to their family at
Thanksgiving dinner on Novem-
Der 26 Those present were their
daughters, Mary seaton. Mrs.
Mabel scroggins and three chill
dren, Clyde II. Daryl and Bruce;
Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith and
Mr. Oslo Sellers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04


beautiful and useful gifts.
Bridal Dinner: On Monday
evening, November %, following
the wedding rehearsal at the
church, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Ransom were hosts at a bridal
dinner for the Coins Randall
bridal party at their home, 100
st. Anthony Ave.
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward B. Randall Sr., of Cam
bridge, Mass, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hedge. e15
Carroll Ave. during their stay in
the city. They attended the we'd
ding of their son, Edwin Jr., and
Miss Eunice Mary Ella Coins.
They left for home on Wednesday.
November rs.
Guests: Mr.. Edwin B. Randall
Jr., the groom, and Mrs. Lowrence
Brown, Washington, d. c.. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. X.
Mcknight, $50 Fuller Av.. while
in the city.
Out Of Hospital: Friends Of Mrs.
Mary Brown will be glad to hear
that she has returned from the
hospital and is now convalescing
at the home of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Brown, 221 st. Anthony Av.
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Minneapolis

II your birthday is not register.
ed with our birthday greetings
editor II should be. Send your
birthdate to us. Year Is not nee
essary, just send day and month.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04

Dec. io-sadie Barbara Jones
Des Motnes, Ia.
Dec, IL Henry W. Cox. Den
yer, Colo,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-12-04
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Dec. s. Charles johnson, 1925
Fourth Ave. s.: Oneida Jones,
1901 Fremont Ave. N: Mrs. Max.
inc Jones. 1922 Third Ave. s.;
Elnora Byars, 240s f, Lake of
Isles Blvd
Dec. 6--John Mitchell. POPS
Riverside Ave. s.
Dec. T. Beatrice slemmons,
22oI Fifth Ave. s.; Ruby Hill, 100
Fremont Ave. N.
Dec. SEugene Robinson. 1912
Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. Jessie Clay
1888 31st Av s.; Mrs. Harriet C.
Jones, 1924 Clinton Av.; Clara
Butler, 1909 Olson Hwy.
Dec. Gilbert o. Johnson, 2425
Fourth Ave. s.; Mrs. Daniel Reed.
627 Eighth Ave. NJ; Mr.. James
Lane, 722 Fremont Ave. N.
Dec, 10-Mrs. J, r. Wardlaw.
5717 43rd Ave. s.; Richard l..
Stokes Jr.; 4132 Elliot Ave;
Gloria Bush. 1919 Chicago Ave.
Dec. 11--Murial Rooney. 1924
Smelling Ave; Andrew Gray, 1927
Fifth Ave. s.; Dolores Nesbit. oil
f. 22nd St: willard Merrill Jr,.
1903 Fifth Ave. s.
Out -of-Town Birthday
Dec. SIS. Quay Herndon, Chi
cage Ill.
Dec. 6--Walter Taylor. Wash
ington. ID. c.
Dec. 8-James Mcclure, Des
Moines. Ia.
Dec. 9--Mrs. w. III. Thompson,
Battle Creek, Mich.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Dec. 5-Doily Nelson. sos st.
Anthony Av,; Ernest Greene. 7o2
Carroll Av,; Teresa Combs, III
Iglehart Ave.
Dec. 6-viola jefferson, $40 f..
l4th ST.; Donna Doyle. SIS st,
Anthony Ave: Mrs. Richard l.,
Stokes ST.. T5T ST. Anthony Ave.
Dec, Sue Williams. TO
Rondo Ave: Carl II. Griffin III.
667 w, Central Ave. Mr.. d, S.
Massie. $50 Carroll Ave: Char
lotte Smith. 45s ST. Anthony Ave, I;
Mrs. Harriet Gordon. 4s7 w. Cen
trial Ave.
Dec. s Byron Rife Jr., ST. w.
Central Ave: Zoe Ann Sweat,
1909 Carroll Ave: Jack High. SOS
st. Anthony Ave.
Dec. 9-Arthur White, 2T7 Ron
do Ave: Zachary Blakey, 900 N,
Avon ST.; Marcia Jean Broohins,
s67 w, Central Ave-; Mrs Carrie
e. Lindsey, 426 Rondo Ave.
Dec. l0--Mrs. Doris A. Roper,
as2 Fuller Ave: Mrs, Annie Mae
Harper 95S Rondo Ave: Creda
Mae Kimhrough, 6s5 Carroll Ave,
Norma Jean Howell, eTl st, An
thony Ave.
Dec. i1~-Donna Mae Davis. COS
Rondo Ave; William J. Ryan,
YMcA.; Eugene Wright. 626 st.
Anthony Ave; Mrs, Halle Salter,
1913 W. Central Ave: Mr.. Walter
Wright, sos N. Chatsworth; Mrs,
A. b. Parker, 575 Fuller Ave.
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Thanksgiving Guests; Mr.. and
Clemon Rooney OF 1924 Smelling
Av,, had as their dinner guests on
Thanksgiving Day. Mr.. Lee Davis
and father and Mr.. II. Clarence
Davis. uncle, also a friend. Leon.
ard Strange.
To Bedside Of Father; Mr., and
Mrs. Daniel l., Swain OF 10 High
land Az, spent the week end OF
the 2ist In Chicago, where Mr.,
Swain was called because OF the
serious illness OF his father, who
is confined TO Provident hospital.
His condition is reported stin
serious.
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Wedding Anniversaries
st. Paul

st. Paul
Dec. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Brown, 5e2 Rondo Ave; eight
years.
Dec. 6-Mr. and Mrs. Roden
Brown, $40 st. Anthony Ave; ten
years.
Dec. 7-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Bruce, $50 Iglehart Ave, 10
years.
Dec. s-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
johnson, 795 Edmund Ave. SO
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shot
finer, $50 st, Anthony Ave, 10
years.
Dec, 11--Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Clark, s12 st. Anthony Ave,
seven years.
Minneapolis
Dec. S--Mr. and Mrs. William
Cooper, 7o5 Seventh st. N, "a
years.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Visits In Chicago Miss Mary Seaton 1912 Clinton Av.
spent the Thanksgiving week end Chicago visiting relatives
and friends She left Thanksgiving night and returned home
Sunday night November 30.
Sad News Mrs William Cooper T05 Seventh St n re-
Gently received message Mrs L. p Ashford Cassopols
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31

ans OF the pre- iudlces American,
practice against all colorco lac,
Chester Bowlts realizes N.
task he has in ccnenilng Indian
American relations. lie j. eo,rs
about the task intelligent n
New Delhi. every United sls,e
Government employee rs sneou.
ragged to learn the Hindu ian.
suage and nearly every one Of
them is taking lessons.
Every new employee land
his wifsl will soon go through
a six week indocfrinsiion school
where he will be introduced 10
Indian history. Indian culture.
Indian ways Of living and an
analysis OF Indian problems and
opportunities.
In the past. many Ame.l,an
ana Eui opean diplomat, Don..o.
cred post in Asia on unutsr.
able task Their attitude must
have been easily detected When
people 90 not ike then ob.
the, show II Fortunately vi
Bovles likes people.
He seems 10 unde ,ion7 Mo
relationship between the Ln,ea
States and India Since ti IS
me csSe he VIII contlnu, he
Of great service 20 H. Wrt n.
d.a Through the diplome tact
aud good Judgment o. trer aAe
Chester Bowles, II Is yorceg.
blc thai thousands 81 Anc IN
l.yes can be saved He ludstd
eileshng personally.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31

College President to
Speak in Scotland

D Arthur d Cav. rnannan
IS - Noiih Anne icsn Executive
Corfiree % the CorRleRarorsl
Chr stan Cn0 thes mas eCenilv
neen selected a speaker Tor
nc International Counc.l o. Con
cgega'onal Christian Churches
% ee'.rg q S Arc cws Scot
lsna from June POS
TIE olsr tor me meeting
enlrn has A. rs gen0sl theme
CrDlchN snship includes two adj
osesses before the boov each
r,ofr NJ followed Nv a. ave.
noon G >cusSion Of he addresses.
Nj Douglas Horton 10. nef
pres dent OF NasSar College. and
Dr. GRAY ale scheduled 20 snare
ore DAYS program D. Ora,
VIII speak on The subject Re
Cancellation Through Christ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31

won't have il so coed Il inc
Republicans win. doesn seem
10 be hoihsrine Washington
What most people here fesl--
and they are here from ell ever
the country is that feu
haven't seen anything yet
Il often forgotten mi -
Republican Patty and b : o-A'
ress were manly response
tae deye 'opmfni ard grps"
inls colni.v during ~, PEI "
tefrs T. MAY be- true Tia dr..
re pas 90 Neass No hs.e ~
? good tine" DIVIDING Up "'s'
We had accumulated BIZ We
havs not done great cftl CT
lna 'hsi 'me IN STOCK
Tha; I, seem WI h' ne
's.k o. ne new adn ''Hn
We're VIC have used ep ot y,
cfNfS rrt gone m d,lr NN
he up 20 the COP 10 pc, oH ne
aeb'- and through iat" ana
s9cd msHsccncn' rss oW
savings and make SQUIRE o9
economy
The feeling here is 'ts' We
a;e sUoa; 20 return - oal os'e
american principles ~ oppf.
'aniv and Of getting shc1e n'
1'erc'v setting by The r r'gm
has shifted II we'll no Longer ~
on ldleneSs. but on indus''N W.
are returning 20 the cid 'des q
working for a living ret .N.ns
on subsidy
In his return 10 Basic Amer
ean'sm. the needy. the sick. Inc
in'irm and those out OF en-
ploymenf for no fault OF iheh
own. will be assured OF hep
and suppori-bui help will D.
for the period OF emeraenef'
and shall not be an end in II.
self. People will be sneourseeo
70 find employment. and u VII.
be q part Of the scvsrnnnsn'
under the new administrator
70 help create good Jobs for Az
Things look brieh; here an
Il things 60 well - every porter.
indicates they will, once mo-.
We should be able able 70 -
with con idencc. All, S''
Along the Potomac"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31

Indian whose name was Gsndhi.
She eurqled. Mr.. Gandhi
have seen your pictures fhols-
ands of times and would have
known you anywhere. The
Gandhi she had seen in pic
lures. or the one she had heard
about had been dead since jan
usry 30. lsu.
Il Is embarrassing 10 informed.
sensitive people To have 70 con-
tend with the uniformed ana
me insenSitive. II this lady did
not know enough about India and
what was happening there 10
know ihai Ganohi the spitiual
lesdt Was dead, she should have
Kept quiet
I, s impossible 10 estimate tne
damage done 10 Amerlcan-lnoisn
relations bv incidents OF tho
KIND Tht ihouahtle>ness snc
s-d!recttd good intention
Moulo not be - bad # every
.rdiscreton we're not capitalized
on hy the Communists there
They constantly remind all AZ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31

The United States desperately
needs allies all over the worlo.
Gu greatest need IS in Asia and
Africa Since China has gone
COMMUNIST. the above lniorma-
lion has been impressed on all.
In the same way that Russia
con, ol> China she viii control
India d the indians continue 10.
b, exposed IN the Arrogance and
o.sos.n Of the democracies.
Tin, frsbisn'> Of Asia ana
Ai.0s 81 roi contact enough
Ar crcsn, wno practice what
.he5 piesDH or ne oihei mana
sieter Communism l.. those
Nna believe IN . eall> practice
Trey s't Wlciv fanatic about
Mar, &C willing TO make
great >e,..ices 'ps' 70 advocate
W. 81 re Nc ,e. Q; South
'~ rn 1Ha-' democracy
rtr e cels.>.es p sii IDLY BY
a .es 'resr eetea unlustlyt
80 .A~ A 81, accept our
e. Ire uss nc >naN oar
~ ~ea~ s nieror
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31

twenty years IN power Gre
sied in many OF those who
were q part OF the Democratic
Administration . sort OF pos
sessiveneu that established
within them . deep sense OF in
dividusi right. Somshow. they
grew 10 feel that all this is
ours" 10 have and 10 hold. II
seemed 10 have escaped them
that ours is = democratic form
OF government. one in which
you serve a. The will OF the
majority OF the people.
Il is 70 be hoped 'oi Tie good
- ON cour'f mat ga o-hef
Eroup - rer ,hou'd ever become
20 obs's>ed WITH power iha, 'hey
should sn'ef'sin such Thoughts
A'r5 eN 'ne law now lnis Tho
Pcs den 20 two cor.eou, 20
ems stiil possible ths'
sore ambitious lesoer with der
sEoe,e tendencies might Vet seek
e sldes'ep fhe law or 70 execute
a coup--which is not as "a
etched ~ il might. =, FIRST AZ
neeg
Il would have been better to,
III II FDR hsi stepped down ,r
s4o even j. another Demo, :.
lad been elected There would
certainly have been change and
10 individual would have hnor
allowed 10 look 10 on srv par'ie.
uiar lob a. his bv rieh' As =.
Vas. we witnessed sone,hins y,
a continuing DYNASTY. with s,n
sie PHILOSOPHY that for time
seemed destined 20 wreck onr
'o-m 81 eot eminent
l. has been the fcr,,liza,io, 49,
conflicting IDEAS ard phi,oso
PIXIES that has made this coun,rv
. truly ereA, one. Il l. douh,,,1
u " could have reached its great.
neS nae We adopted and fol.
iowed a io,sliarian princ,nl,
WIN : one-pafy. one. ides cor.
eee' ]; is perhaps iale now 70
consider how near we. were r.
brink 81 disaster.
The argument Of the Demo.
ersis durina the recent cam.
Psisn that You never had II
- seed.' Implying that You
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Detroit Tribune
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~ Representatives. OF Our Father Neither God
Our real Publisher.
PLEDGED 10 secure and upheld human and evil rights
Puhshsd every Wednesday By the Detroit Tribune Publish
ING Ce. Inc
Entered class the pest office psfrei
Michigan undsr the Of March 1873 Subscriptions One
Year Ase s7so; tlzs Fersisn. yearly - 90
Esnonsl Advertising Representatives inisrssis United
Newspapers.
h. EiI,hsh Ellington General Manager. Managing Ediior
Andrew r. Frnshsui. c.s. Owner and Publisher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31
What's The Matter With Washington?
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

Millions OF Americans are asking TODAY. What's ne
fnaiter WIKI Washington Nv no are ne WORKERS o.
lnoutv ~ hos blame Tor wrong racial discunne
non Nv hats the matter with American Nestot,.
And wrats the matter WIN American mites. tha' Ne
rfo~> In Washington cannot bt allowed 40 cat IN pNoh
eating places win them The national govern
reni IN whose hand> The plight o. UNFOLDING humanity
ies waiting Tor relel has business passing >uh sw
IS Washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31
DON'T BLAME 1T ON THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

A; tie very beginning don'i han. ,n tae kepupii-
Party becag>c long before an vs. VINO are lhlfR
'adae came mo human existence the Republicans fought
ed and ded to the Of niif and me Including Of
he America Negro among tree born CITIZENS OF Anefl-
, An habi,ston And h> should me smear o. banning
Negroes i Washington be epre'd by orr courts $
Genera Eisenhower iraae faton WAS tomnleiea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31
Straight 1head

Washington. ID. G. (Global) ~ The new hogan
here last Tuesday. January 20 when Dwight Dan ten'
hover was in President of the United States
was glorious occasion for many but for others i "ass
sad The thousands Of COY employees ara e
ficias who part of the New Deal and Fan l'H
administrations that ruled for % years bowed OAK rot
with grace. hnt with nhNiolN reMciAni hifterness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31
3, Julian Wyche

and | beria-a figure per-
sonally thought to be at
least three-fourths everest
mated Let's suppose It is
correct. Why then can not
hi, Dominion of God not
share portion Of the imam
Al burdens Of the NAACP,
Urban League. Uni.ed Foun-
detions, or college fund
drive? Other denominations
do generously.
the pcilui' >,,De =
tc,k Win three o; he
mentioned collo rot
,u.ntiry> ~ cun'i-
ron 'pe propnt'
en ~ o''iciai stated
naa teen appr"aen-
make oe.
Logically, Jones ha> not
WI, a donations simply
.e fc had then
oter vo.id IA -
,r mandatory.
une tniue certain. the
Prophet has personal
wcalfh enouyh 70 A. least
nahe q token contribution
10 ono nj 'rc.e worthy on
xa4llyaflol~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER THE BEST CHOICE

SpeaAEg ~ Pr,-cef' fi<vrhove We frml' ne eye.
and a'0p trat rt (,pd inspired And Ni;n Gods helr.
arc ~ lish DECISION 81 senators sai REPRESENTATIVES
re wl do fis f'> 81 Oo aNa3 v,tn Al Segregstior
ane ass n'lnatcr iis ,lres nc' Only ln Washington
src America. b.' n helm 'o lihera'e re Suffering
ttSn~irs =, ou Negroes reta>ns Negroes 70 he
served l.>'s ;rar.> NaShirror The ce >ion sho.iG
res - nc irene Coatt
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-31
BowIes Set the Pace
BY LAUREN WHITE

NEW YORK tGLoBAL,-Chester Bowles' the present o',
c.,,a Ahasdo 10 Indis indeed refreshing personality "
rendering the United great service in nds IN nv opn