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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Hi-Y Holds Initiation

On Tuesday, December Is, the
Hi-Y organization had the formal
initiation of all new members.
Some of the members of the club
brought checker and chess sets to
the meeting so that the members
could practice for the coming
tournaments.
The new members initiated were
Tony Lochotzki, Fred Kohlman,
Frank Brough, Tom Slaughter,
Don James, Roland Kokinda, Joe
McAtee, and Bernard Tibbs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
r. n. A. Holds Christmas Party

The F. H A. Christmas program
was held in the Home Economics
Department on Monday evening,
December 7. Roll cal. was an
swered with, What I want most
for Christmas. The theme of the
program was, "To promote inter-
national good will" An offering
was taken to provide for a pack
age for CARE.
Judy Stucky was elected to fill
the vacancy of vice president of
the club. The chapter mothers of
1854 were welcomed at this meet
ing. These mothers are Mrs. Par
man, Mrs. Lauer, Mrs. Amato, and
Mrs. Bland
Norma Burning and
Jackie Swingle
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-25
Sponsors Essav Contest

The American Legion is spon-
soring its annual ESSAY contest in
schools all over Ohio. The essay is
to be written on the subject, 'My
Duty to Home and Country" The
essays are to contain no less than
400 words and no more than 600
words. These essays will be grad
ed as follows: 80 percent for con-
tent, and 10 percent for form and
style.
There will be twelve winners in
the state contest. These will be
selected from each of the four up
per grades. These twelve winners
will receive an all expense paid
trip to the National Capitol at
Washington, D. C. In addition to
the state awards there will be
eight county winners. Two from
each of the upper grades will be
selected. They will receive bronze
medals.
Pat Mackey
History Glasses Write Essays
Mrs. Trenshaw's senior history
classes have turned in their
American Legion essays which are
entitled, ''My Duty to Home and
Country" These essays were read
in class and many were written
very we'll.
Gloria Probel
Story Hour Held
Miss Battiste's third grade stu
dents visited the library on Tues
day, December Is, for a Christ
mas story hour Many Christmas
stories were read to the small
readers.
Judy Allan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
uv~e Sneedv End
of Jim Crow Posts

WASHINGTON A. means
81 accelcra'inp the inteora'ion "
elementary and secondary schools
on military posts. Clarence Nit
chell. director ~ the WASHINGTON
Bureau Of NAACP. has proposed
conference Of interested per
sons with top level officials ~
tho Department OF Defense.
His proposal was in a letter.
dated Semi. 20. addressed TO DR..
John A. Fsnnah. Assistant Sec
rotary Of Defense. in which he
expressed the grave concern
amono minority groups about
whv il would be necessary 10
consider the ending OF seare-
cation not later than Septem-
Der |. 1885"
Mr. MiichcIls letter was n
response 10 one from DR.. Hannah
expressing surprise" and dis
appointment" that there should be
complaint against tho dolav n
eliminating segregation The date
was SGT some months ago Or.
Hannah SAID.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
WHAT THEY'RE .SAYI7W,

thought in American livelihood:
Representation on as many
government committees. IS pos
Slble OF all qualified citizens
including minority groups"
The Presidents committee on
fair employment hiring policies.
where government contracts are
concerned. is probably the
greatest step taken in behalf
OF minority groups by the new
administration.
More and more as We 20 along.
the strength human side and
integrity Of the new admlnistra-
ton IN Washington appears TO
show IFS head
That's The kind ~ democracy
we can all shout about.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
The Religion Unity" .


Continued from Back Page)
and body are devilsh counterfets OF Gods spiritual IDEAS
and we defy Orthodox religions! psychiatry! natural
science other spiritually naked system devoid of
Gods two incompatible witnesses! since The Master
Gods Christ Science! and Gods Mary-Baker Eddy
mother of the goth Century Christ Science Messish!!-
to prove the contrary!i!
The Unity religious healing vor and its peril of
declaring the human body is divine substance -vods
Jesus declaration: The flesh prohteh nothing"!!!
1T is the spirit that quckeneth; the flesh prohteth
nothing: the words that speak unto you, they spirit
and they are life"-John 663
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Talk with USSR Yes! Yes! Yes!
Continued on Back Page)

CONTINUED IN Back Page)
81 What tell you in darkness, that speak ye in light:
and what hear in the that preach We upon the
tops
70 AND FEAR NOT THEM WHICH KILL THE
BODY. BUT ARE NOT ABLE TO KILL THE SOUL FOR
RATHER FEAR HIM WHICH is ABLE TO DESTROY
BOTH SOUL AND BODY IN HE'LL
20. Are not two spsrrows sold for fsrthing? and
of them shall not fall the ground without your
Father.
80 But the very hairs Of your head all numbered
81. Fear ye therefore, ye of value than
many spsrrows.
81. Whosoever therefore shall confess me before
him will confess sso before my Father which heaven
30. But whatsoever shall deny before him will
also deny before my Father which is in heaven.
81. THINK NOT THAT AM COME TO SEND
PEACE ON EARTH, CAME NOT TO SEND PEACE,
BUT SWORD.
IS. FOR AM COME TO SET A MAN AT VAR
lcontnusd next column. 10 inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Acorns 10 Oak Trees

sons demonstrated by the
actual success Of indignation
in the Armed Forces. "
The following paragraph
brings forth what the fight
ers for civil rights have been
battling for all these decades.
Or. Montague's rebuttal:
THE problem before the VA
is not one Of segregation. but
rather Of seeking out the
cause of hostility among GER
tain patients and devising
and instituting appropriate
thcrapy.'
"Outbursts between indi-
Viduals Of the same racial
group are certainly common
enough to render it obvious
that to presume a common
dcnominator Of racial hostil-
ity in large or small groups
OF these patients from var
iods causes and. on this pre-
sumption. to erect n seYrc-
yative barrier within them Is
unsound and mscientiiic. =
he continued.
The clinching point to his
argument is this: TOO often
administrators are more re-
sponsiblc To local community
picSsurcs than TO the indica-
lions Of the patients short
confines.
This means that resist
ance of a policy of non-seg-
regation is more a matter Of
the mental attitude Of the ad-
illustrators and possibly
stats than of the mental
troubles Of the patient"
Thus, one can reason that
If those in the ease of the VA
will not he affected by a
non-segregated policy, as
stipulated by DR.. Montague.
then il holds true that those
lest susceptible to mental
disorders will not also be af-
fected by a non-bias policy.
Then, you can nail it down
TO this; Prejudice or bigotry
is a mental state which un-
like the past should be
probed for causes to possibly
correct rather than kept
fred through segregation
and discrimination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
New Driver
License Law

Michigan's new driver licensing
law. placing all authority IN the
Secretary OF State department.
goes into effect Friday. oct. 2.
Passed by the Michigan Legis-
lature three months ago. the new
law gives complete control over
the issuance. suspension and re-
vocation OF licenses TO the Score
tarv 81 State. Previously this
authority had been divided be-
tween the Secretary OF State and
the State Police.
a general tightening up Of
driver licensing regulations 10
expected under the new law.
Sitter examinations for those
seeking new licenses are
planned. These will include be-
hind-ihe-wheel tests for all
new drivers. While required
now. behind the heel tests are
not given in many localities.
The reason given is that such
tests are expensive and the
money received by the local
community from the State for
the issuance Of licenses does
not cover the cost.
A provision Of The new law.
calling for 4 fee OF So for each
now license grasses this objection
Tho local issuing agent will be
gwen s. 90 this amount. the State
keeping the other dollar. License
renewals VIII cost 81 50. with the
State again keeping 81 81 the
fee Under the old law both new
licenses and renewals cost 81 -
for three wears
Licenses AGAIN will be for
three year periods but there II
one important change In this
connection. The drivers license
will expire on the birthday OF
the holder instead OF on the
date The license was issued.
The now law also requires that
an historical record be kept %
cvctv drivers accidents and vio-
] iiions. enahlinp o'f'c ais 70
check moro easily and act more
quickly on repeat violatorS. II is
expcc.cd that the number ~ SIS
pensions and rcVocationS will in
ciepse.
Seventeen suoervisors. select
81 under civic service proce-
dure. will be in CHARGE Of
re~ionsl districts. These SUPER
visors are now beipu trained by
outstanding national driver IL
censing authorities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

But humor has its place and
should be made 10 dovietsil
into other facets OF life. Even
professional comedians who
make q living at buffoonery.
have their serious moments and
can sense whether a given &C.
ession calls for hilariiY.
II is tragic, then. that M one
seems TO have tipped off AdIal
Stevenson that d good Joke is all
right in IFS place but a continual
laugh-teSi VIII never solve the
problems Of the country or the
Democratic Party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Joseph r. Ray. Sr. Of Louis
vile. KY. succeeds DR.. Horne
ss director of Racial Relations
Service In the office OF the
HHFA top man. Albert M.
Cole. Ray 10 . prominent Ken
lucky real estate broker and
also happens TO be a Negro.
Especially is DR.. Horne's pro-
motion as well as retention i'm
poriant. Important in that pre-
vious administrations, and in sew
oral instances in the present adj
ministrstion. the tendency has
been 10 remove all Negroes from
Jobs and give 10 members Of the
incoming party.
In this manner. there seldom
WAS an increase IN the number
ri Negroes. who were able 10
,elye their government by party
sppolntments--except the "spoils
svsiem."
or course promotion OF DR.
Horne didn't just come about
because his long years OF expert
.ervices were immediately recog-
uizcd by administration leaders
Actually. no had been asked
10 resign so that another Ne
gro could have the job. Right
fully. he refused TO resign. and
was supported in his stand by
prominent politicians OF both
races. ~ well ~ political
parties.
Reason, AS Is evident. Had he
walked out, not only would the
have been without
his expert services, but his re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

We have admired Governor
Stevenson IN the past He was
brilliant. stimulating. and mas
ter at turning a phrase. lie
seemed cut above the political
hacks who surrounded him.
But Adlai. evidently spuired on
by the applause and laughter OF
his audiences. has turned come
dian and frankly we hate TO see
him thus dcicrioraie. lie has be
come clown ~ the give EN-
Hell. Harry variety and on nm
II doesn't look good In fact, II
IS most unbecomine.
Governor Stevenson appears
10 have a good mind. and he
should employ IL consiruciivelY
instead OF prosiiiuting III by
thinking up wisecracks 10 con-
vulse his colleagues Of lesser
talents and brain.
A short time ago. DUNG HE
Democrats confab out in Chr
caeo. TV and ncwsrcel audiences
witnessed a scene between ste
venSon and Truman done in the
best Punch and Judy tradition
They slapped and ducked and
put ON quite show all be-
meath the dignity OF anyone who
aSpncS 10 lead the people
We have lust ended an era of
rule by vs. ~cbrack II was ushcrcd
in when FDR back in 1892 said
ihr people needed a new deal .
Since then. we have seen phi aSe
after phrase coined that cloudcd
issues covered up colossal mis-
fakes and diverted the peoples
minds from the real problems AT
hand
Some ~ our friends from iii
nols Who know the Governor
well. say thai Stevenson is act
uallv mddle-of the road Re.
publican. who was captured
much IN The same manner by the
Democrats. as they planned ia
take over f. Senhowcr
Once in the fold. Stevenson.
has allowed himself TO be made
over into Mr.. Humans kind OF
Democrsf. and as we said be-
fore. IL doesn't fiji we'll.
Somebody should tell Mr. Ste
venson that his brains and tall
cuis are needed in this country
and ccrtsinlv in The Democratic
Party and hat he shouldn't dis
sipate those talents n thinking
up futile Wlsecracks
Joe Schmidt, Plttsburgh's limo
hacker with the 1883 Detroit
Lions captaincd the 1852 Panther
eleven the first time SINCE
1929 Pitt elected team captain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

placement would have followed
me same pattern Of previous sd
mlnlstratlons, that Of giving a
lob held by one Negro TO an
other"
That day is Far past the Amer
lcan calendar Of progress. Actions
OF present administration leaders.
with proper proddlng from Pres
ldent Eisenhower begins TO show
IFS dienIfied honest and under
standing attitude 10 the basic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
HOUSING
By BETTE ELLINGTON

A Young asked write about housing. because
question is viii more priced better housing projects
help To curb Vandalism. and m~demeanors among the
young people And from the ofislat want readers
know invite letters from you commenting on the
subject.
Yes feel that better housing, is of the begin
Ings of making better citizens In the FIRST place be-
leNe drab surrounding, make ones mental Intellectual cul
somewhat cloudy. And homes where the people
must he crowded into dirty living quarters il is only nal
Ural thing for the Youngsters be little off But tie
other hand much of the delinouencv always from
hose who out OF the Very looking homes We
have many and women who great leaders, who
did not always the best surroundings in home life
However in these times here should be.ao excuse FOR
people having 10 live i'm crowded dirty homes And
also believe that il every community would forth the
effort in the right way to help the Young people think
rightly il viii have good effect their spiritual and
moral standards.
We have too many people who persistent with
giving the Young people too much leave the wide
spread Of the things which best for them These
kind of thinkers confuse the Youth than To
hrp them stay in the right pathway should be any
miracle for young people TO stay the right road but
when they become confused bN older people il makes
hard for them 10 understand just What right and what
is wrong
Better homes should mean better community life but
wood brick and speak nor act the truth
about HE We need more spiritual enlightenment and
Way by which the young people be entced enjoy il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
BY JULIAN c. WYCHE

Charges that jim Crow
Npractices were maintained IN
<state and public sanitoriums
3hy the Michigan Bar Assoc
ciation civil liberties COM
hnittee were indirectly sup
borted last week
The committee maintain
ed that patients were segre-
Zgated in wards according to
Pace.
State Health Commissions
sr Albert lleustis last week
emphatically denied the
4c harges after rcportedly
hmaking n check on two state
Iinstitutions. Yet he conceded
that some were plat 1t in
separate wards.
Officials of the hoSpii ais.
mainly TB sanitoriums. were
Equoted by the Commissioner
las stating that when patients
Hive a long time in a room, it
ia important to cement con-
kenial relationships " h
others.
For this reason. they alleg-
\ -dly contend. persons Of one
/ racial group may be togcth-
er, but not because Of racial
5reasons. but because of their
similar backgrounds.
Heustis stated that the Jim
Grow charges therefore were
. misconception, but to salts
fy all parties. including Gov.
who declared that
no racial discrimination
should exist in the state in.
stitutions, he would make a
recheck.
Now. the charges Of the
bar committee were indirect.
~ given support because a
noted physician denounced
The practical" analysis OF
malntaining certain segre.
fated wards.
He 10 DR.. w. Montague
o b b, NAACP National
Health Committee chairman,
who last week blasted the
Ireply Of Administrator II. V
higley as to the reason seq
fegation Of neuro-psychia
'rlc patients is a necessary
precaution" in the veteran,
administration.
Don't jump the gun. These
may seem to appear as two
separate cases since there
are two different classified
tions.
The National Association
Tor the Advancement of Col,
\ pred People had complained
against determination and
egregation in the Veteran,
Decentralization.
IN answer to these com.
paints, Administrator Hig.
~ stated that segregation
neuro-psychiatric patient,
necessary precaution ia
,v'u clashes and flare-up.
n,ch are detrimental"
re added, 1--WE find any
ueeree OF segregation un.
ocial, uneconomical and un,
'esirable in certain areas
Eneuro-psychiatry). II ha,
.en found that segregation
some degree is necessary
or the medical well-beinp
~ patients"
Helecting this argument
IT, Montague pointed-out
=. exactly the same obiec.
,'on was put forward against
'n'esrating the mentally Al
Young men In the fight
ing forces and the argu-
esent fails for The nanna raa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
BY LUTHER WEBB

Retention ana promotion OF DR. Frank Horne to the
Administrator OF the Housing me Finance Administration .
the most encouraging well sneuves BY the
Adnini stration ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
STRAIGHT ahead
By OLIVE A. ADAMS

NEW YORK lGLOBAI1 sens, Of hunor a Inc thing None
OF us 50 sober and ausee that can't appreciate
now and then We need dash Of lives and
nothing can break quicker a good bell, laugh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Wire to Dodgers Resulting in
Miracle in II Hours

Mr.. Charlie Dresser prisoner Of the dev Endorsing
2/3 page cigarette ads in Nations Leading New
Like Ty Cobbstil running around spiritual diapers
Manager Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
New York City, NY
Oct |, 1853
MIR. Dresser:
Endorsement of cigarette ad in newspapers down
fall of Dodgers in Mondays game. Tobacco users,
dorses WELL prisoners of the devil.
David able to knock Off Goliath, only because
will hinder you in stopping the Goliath Of baseba-the
Yankees
Turn the monies received from the Advertisement
to local Christian Science church advertiser
watch the results!
Detroit Tribune Pub Co., Inc.
Andrew F. Fruehsuf, C.S., Publisher
Mrs Betty Elizabeth Ellington,
Andrew Powell George Houston Byrd
Luther Webb William Bonds
Quintin J. McDuffy VIM. Ellington, Sr
Julian Wyche Jerome Ball
- Hours Later Baseball Miracle
Achieved Never Before EquaIedin
World Series History-14 Strike
0uts-BrookIyn Wins ; to z
Are good WEI (smiles).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Bernard Barueh-
Continued from Back Page)
STATEMENT OF BEING. WHICH FOLLOWS:

There is life, truth, intelligence, substance in
matter All is infinite Mind and its infinite
for God is Allinall Spirit immortal Truth: matter ia
mortal Spirit is the real and eternal; matter the
unreal and temporal Spirit is God and His
and likeness. Therefore materials he is spiritual
QUESTION.-What is substance?
ANSWER Substance is that which is eternal and
incapable of dscord and decay Truth Life and
Spiritual
Synonyms
substance as the Scriptures this word in
Hebrews; THE substance of things hoped
for the evidence of things seen Spirit the synonym
of Mind, Soul, God, the only real substance. The
spiritual universe. including individual man. is COM
pound idea, rejecting the divine substance of Spirit
QUESTION.-What is Life?
ANSWER-Lfe is divine Principle Mind Soul Spirit
Eternity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10


AGAINST HER MOTHER. AND THE DAUGHTER IN
LAW AGAINST HER MOTHER IN LAW
So AND A MANS FOES SHALL BE THEY OF HIS
OWN HOUSEHOLD
81 He that loveth father or mother more than mo
not worthy of and he that oveth son or daughter
more than not worthy Of me-
80 He that hndeh his life shall it, and he that
loseth his life for my sake shall find it,
40 He that receveh you receveth me, and he that
heceiveth receiveth him that sent me-
Al. He that receiveth prophet in the name Of n
prophet shall receive prophets he that re-
eeveth righteous in the name of a righteous man
shall receive righteous mans reward
AZ And whosoever shall give drink unto one Of
these little cup of cold water only in the name of
disciple, verify say unto you, he shall wise lose hs
reward"
From time to time, going back several years. tho
writer has had flashes of divine inspiration answering the
question; Shall we talk with the Soviets'?
The answer is Yes! By all means
Our losses the Sovets under the corrupt admins
trstions of political sndraw' deal! and 'phony dealt
spiritual prostitutes! accordance with Scripture
As shall We reap"-St Paul
COMMUNIST PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
kNAVES AND FOOLS! NEED TO HAVE CONTACT
WITH THE BEST CHRISTIAN THINKING AVAIL
ABLE!-IN ORDER TO PRESERVE A RELATIVE
SANITY (?)!
of Cod!-woud meet any Soviet with ovl-
and srstitude!-and enthusiasml-~ith a Chrstlike!
mastery!
Because-the devil has two strikes on himl-before
an honest-toGod Christian Scientist even opens his
mouth!!! tsmes) Such ambassadors for God know that
the Sovet-in his being-spirituaI Of course
dormant stent Gods very image and eternal like
ness! just as in the of the being of-E.A-C-H
one of u.s. WE TOO, MUST CAST OUT DEvILsi
Mary Msgdelene out of whom Jesu. cast seven dew.
hswss last at the Grassland first at the Sepulehre!
which God emphasized strongly Hs modern Revel.or
the Reverend Mary Baker Eddy
MURDERoUS HEBREW BECOMES CHRIsLIKE PAUL.
murderous Hebrew intellectual, religious Saul
becomes the humble Chrke erussdng PAUL. who heals
the sick the eppIed devils Touring the
and raises the dead And what dviney inspired leader
49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Lie Is Without beginning and without end
Eternity, not time, expresses the thought of
Life, and time is Of eternity One ceases in pro-
porun the other is recognized Time finite eternity
forever infinite. Life is neither in nor of matter What
is termed matter unknown Spirit which includes in
itself all substance and is Life eternal Matter human
concept Life is divine Mind Life is limited Death
and hnieness unknown Life. If Life ever had be
ginning it would also have ending.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Joe Schmidt. Plitsburgh's line
hacker with the 1883 Detroit
Lions. capiaincd tho 1852 Panther
elcvcn the first time since
1879 Pit elected q ieam captain.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-15
zoe Men Working On Ketchikan
Pulp Mill Which Will Start
Operating In Mid-l954

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Up ~
The president of Ketchikan Pulp
Co. said Thursday work on the
Alaska project is moving on sch
edule, with the plant expected to
begin operating in mid-1954.
President Lawson Turcotte, who
also heads Puget Sound Pulp and
Timber Co. here, reported about
700 workers now are employed in
construction of the plant and
water supply system for the pulp
project at Ward Cove, near
Ketchikan.