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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Betty 10 Tilden
Second In State

Miss Betty 10 Tilden, Junior
in Belle Valley high school, rep
resenting the Southeastern Ohio
speech district, placed second in
the state poetry reading finals
held on the Ohio State university
campus, Saturday, April 25.
Patricia Richards of New London
high school placed first.
It will be remembered that
Betty 10 advanced to the state
finals after winning the district
poetry reading contest held at
Muskingum college recently.
Betty 10 was accompanied to
Columbus by her teacher, Mrs.
Rama Steen, and Mrs. Ray Tilden,
Don Uhl and Carol Dudley. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Tilden of Renrock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
NOTICE-When purchasing seed

NOTICE-When purchasing seed
corn for spring planting, check
the termination, especially this
year. We have a good test on
all that we sell. Our Dekalb
termination is running $3.50 and
better. The Ohio Certified is
running 909o and better. Check
your needs and requirements. 1t
is important to you that you get
what you want. The Caldwell
Implement & Supply Company,
Caldwell, Ohio.
42 43 Al
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
Caldwell High School Has 80 Graduates
Dr.. Joseph B. Rosemurgy, Prominent
Minister, Lecturer, To Give Address

Thirtytwo boys and girls comprise the 1853 graduating
class of Caldwell high school, according
made today by Sup P D. Cannavan This represents of
the smallest classes to graduate here in years.
Commencement services will be held Monday evening,
May 49, at the high school auditorium with Dr. Joseph B.
Rosemurgy pastor of the Newark Methodist church.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30

SAVE TIME AND MONEY
WITH MAYTAG!
Patterns Appliance Center
Phone So North Street
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
May Festival Program
VII, Be Given Friday
Ruth Ann DevoIId Will Reign
bs Queen With Her Attendants

Miss Ruth Ann Devolld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Waldo
Devold will reign May Day queen Friday evening when
the May festival presented at the high school auditorium
Beginning promptly at 800 o'clock it will be under the
direction of Gray Iuecke, vocal instructor
Cannavan head of the speech department. Miss Sally Evil
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-04-30
AW,rds Feature
Annual banquet
For Courtnen
AL Christopher
Receives Eighth
Sport Letter

Albert Butch" Christopher re-
ceived a gold basketball as a
fourth year award Thursday
evening during the annual bas-
ketball banquet held in the grade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

From under the rent burden. Pay
yourself flrst; 2 modern expansible
ramblers in silver Spring can be
bought with $1,000 and $4,000 cash.
same space. Mr.. Collins will be at
900 Laredo I'd. from 1 pm. Sunday
afternoon. Drive north on Georgia
ave. to Forest Glenn I'd. right to
Tenbrook, left to Laredo and right
g-70iS or WO. 6-3437. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-SAD.
SILVER SPRING

biz Robin I'd. (near Tenbrook)-
Three bedrms.. 2 down, l UP. an
other rm. is unfinished; fireplace in
Bendix, full bsmt.; fenced lot. Large
4eo mortgage; good terms. JAMES
Z. MAHONEY, HU. 3-5410, 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
2812 GATHER ST.

Spacious 3-bedrm. brick rambler; .
fun tile baths, lge. equipped tile
kit. with picture window; finished
rec. rm. with firepl.; lot 70xl16,
fully sodded. Priced S24,450, terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-6
New Cape Cod Bungalow
Only SI6.75d for this 2-bedrm. and
expand attic home with large !iv.
rm and fireplace. separate din. rm.,
GE kit. full bsmt. Dir: Out Georgia
ave. to Plyers Mil I'd. left to St..
Margaret's Way, IT. on st. Marga-
ret's Way to McComas and open
MODERN REALTY co.
JU. 1880 TIL Q PM. %
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HOUSES sALE-s.E. Cont
56n2 28th PKWY
27O3 COLEBROOK DIR.

Center halt liv. rm., din. rm., 3
bedrms., ga baths. dream cleo. kit. !;
2 firepls.. finished rec. rm.; attached
gar; S33,500, terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
$4,000 DOWN

brick rambler in Silver
Spring. Living rm.. din. rm.. mod.
kit, bedrms., full bath. full dry
bsmt.; garage. Nice lot. Owner
Mr.. Dell with
L. DIXON & co.
ST, $4,000 Ewes. JU. s-1512
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FOR SALE OR RENT - Furnished
year-round home at Cedarhurst on
Chesapeake Bay. Phone Lu. $4,000.
HOWARD COUNTY-For sale: II
acres with 7-rm. dwelling. large
liv. rm., with flagstone firepl.. din.
rm., large kit refer. and range,
cabinets, 4 bedrms. and bath. laun-
dry rm, with washer and dryer. ful'
bSmt. oil heat. screened-in porch.
double garage, beautiful lawn with
LARGE oak trees. Must sell. $4,000
down
r. NJ. MARSHALL INC.
407 Main St.. Laurel 605
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
INDIAN SPRING PARK
%16 500

Sturdy all-brick Dutch Colo
NAL in most desirable neigh
borhood, near country club,
three buslineS, one block to
new jr. high school. Two bed
rooms, full din. rm.. screened
side porch, full basement, oil
hot-water heat. storm windows
and doors. Nicely handicapped
lot, fenced-in rear yard with
grape arbor and fruit trees.
Unequalled in this area. To in
spect, call OWNER, JU. 6-2770.
No agents nleaS SO a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
28O7 COLEBROOK DR..

NUUT OO4ILDLGOO1A DIV
Lge. liv. rm., Gin. rm., 3 bedrms.,
colored tile bath; spacious and very
well equipped kit; open deck, full
bsmt. with firepl. and compl. shower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

SO Elmira st. s.w.-Open Sun, ia
:. Brick. 3 bedrms., full bsmt with
recr room and bath. nice yard
Priced right with moderate down
pymt. NEWCOMB REALTY SERV-
ICE, 10. 2-765b. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
UNIQUE

new, split-level brick ram
bier Liv. I'm, with firepl., lge. din.
rm., lovely all-elec. kit, 4 good-Sized
bedrms., ) baths. laundry and fur
mace rm., gas &C. heat, built-in
garage. Ten minis. to the Capitol.
To inspect, call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LII. 4-OO40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Powder Rms BedrmS. den
7205 CENTRAL AVE. TAKOMA- PIX.
CY,rnI4Vy Till Cold

Powder Rms BedrmS.-Den
7205 CENTRAL AVE. TAKOMA- PIX.
Open Sunday Till Sold
A lovely detached 7-year- old brick
Colonial located in highly desirable
neighborhood on quiet shady street.
First floor center hall plan. Living
room with attractive flflreplace and
picture window overlooking deep
fenced lot kith patio. Knotty pam
eled den. powder room. Fully sep
arate dining room and completely
equipped kitchen. Second floor. 81
CHEEKY croSS-ventilated bedrooms,
tiled bath and porch. Full bsmt
with ground-level entrance Total
price only Sl7,950. subject to VA
approval. Payments including taxes
and insurance approx. S99.5n mo
Excellent terms for non-vet. A real
family home. Langley Park shop
ping 81 mi. Lady Of Sorrows Par
ish Mr. Hall. JU. 5-4190. on prem
Uses. To reach; Out Carroll ave,
past Flower ave. l block to Central
ave. right approx g blks. to 1905
Central ave. and our open sign,
W. BERENS SALES INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
KENSINGTON

la BLK. TO KEN. ELEM. SCHOOL
Lge.. completely equip. GE kit, in this
immac. 2-bedrm. brk rambler, with
irepl.. rear scr. porch, pull-down
stairway to storage attic and Anchor
fenced rear yard. Quick possession.
Sl3,950. Terms arranged LO.
5-2S00 It'll 9 pm. HIGGINS &
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ALPINE ST. District Heights--Bun-
galow; . bedrooms, spacious LIVING
room. dining room, kit. and bath:
good condition; lot 50x140, Anchor
fsass SlSss at 6 ess mss ps s
John G5ii r F. Do SeSa q d. sons. sll
Pennsylvania ave. sc.
] blk. to school; frame
s Fm' Baths AZ siHs 1T R lRaE
BRANcH AND 5sRD AVE. Sc:
brick rambler. lge lily. .rm. With
f x,,S din h rrni dc luxe k e.
storage tot attic, iEe, porch, b: VIII:
lge. lot: S1s.950; terms. rINKNEY
A. EARNsHAW. Jr.. Clinton. Nd.
c GSPFef SPRINGS RISea3' AREA, 1852 Alien
town I'd. Sc; ,4-bedrm. ., rambler.
m ISei nv oil In h.lw.h fA porch, earSss.
chicken house. acre lot with beautl-
full shrubbery. S15.950: small down
payment. PINKNEY A. EARN6HAW.
Jr., Clinton. Md. Cypress 1883.
CAPITOL HTs.-Brick bungalow on
4 lots; spacious liv. nm. glazed tile
kit. master bedrm. and bath gas
heat: BY owner, s12 SEND ave.
10 S-1246. .soo
CHEyERLY-2 bedrm. brick. $3.50
81 with $500 down. 10. 5000.
CHILLUM TERRACE-Modern 6-rm..
| h-bath Diet. brick home in the
Metropolitan area. Most conveniently
.S 10 e chiG f2m Teprsce os shoppns
center. Left on Somerset -pl. to sI3
fe@i[fsh oOSH s sGSi fNc hAf gN.
G 5edfm 4sm BIZ A iae H. ess
tricsi kit: util; nm: lgs; l9t; 4
EAST RTVERDAI.E, 1903 62nd ave-
Owner forced to sell new brick home.
washer 1h $1,000 down VIVA and sssums
"a CT loan. ON. 4-Ol67 eyes.
GREEN MEAIpows-e1ose. $685., 2Ose ,,.s:ss: aye;
Ope1 su as:o2,t 70 L0VsIs cGsS gis
famiiy-size din rm.. Kit, With table
fi attic basmt.,' Venetian
Blinds Assume new loan, small
down paym csSto, s :.a1 MO Town HoEe
G 2a5NSRF' TTaAkRMs57o5o george s
Palmer nwy.: 2-bedrm. ssmidet.
brick, large !iv. rnl.. de luxe kit,
including WestinEhouse Laun6Tomat
ga6sh1sT ana s snd gsr, e s59 "a:
sumo CT loan. payments $50 mo.
incls taxes and !ns. PINKNEY a.
EARNsHAW. Jr.. CLINTON, Nd.
Cypress 1888. -
Landowner HILLS-3 bedrm. a-story
Kit, full nsmt.. Of! heat. lge. lot.
needs redecor. Asking 81 $50 With
1880 DIN. Bal. Ike reQt. Louis
MILLER. Realtor. UN. 4-2726; eyes.
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Sol MOTLEY RID.

OPEN SAT. SUN, 2 TOT
Cool breezes make life worth living
when you are the proud owner of
this redwood rambler, situated on
approximately an acre of woodland
rooms throughout with separate
dining room and big country cleo
trio Kitchen, attached garage, flag
stone patio for outdoor entertaining.
Please call Mrs. Upp, JU. 9-0335.
Directions: Six miles from Silver
Spring on Rte. 10 (Colesville I'd },
through Colesville to Paint Branch
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors, Uptown Office. EN-. 2-6715
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

DESIGNED for living; Step-down liv.
rm., banquet-sized din. rm., lovely
kit compl equipped; 3 twin-sized
bedrmS., ga baths; well-planned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
REVIEW OF THE SEVENTH SESSION
Second Instalment
HIGHLIGHTS
Second Installm

10. The Assembly took several actions in legal adj
minratve. and other fields which of general interest
Secrearat This question related particularly the
mnaon of persons hired by the Secretara whose record
indicated that they had engaged likely engage,
IN SubverSive activities against member state The AS
semby after considering report by the Secretary Gem
era personnel policy noted and asked that progress
made in the conduct and further development this pol
icy be reported in the eighth session the General
bly, to be convened in the fall Of 1858.
H. As in previous the Assembly again reduced
the L S. contribution TO the L y budget ALTHOUGH the
Us assessment for 1858 will represent 1912 percent OF
the total the Assembly decided that beginning January +
1881. no government would be asked contribute an
amount greater than onehrd of all against
members
-. In the field of legal matters the assembly con-
sdered the complaint of Yugoslavia the treatment Of
ITS diplomatic representatives in the Iron Curtain countries
and requested the International Law Commission TO rive
priority to the codhcaton Of the topic diplomatic inter-
course and mmuntcs."
KOREA
reaching settlement in Korea claimed paramount aten-
ton twas quickly given the number spot ON the aqonda
OF the Political and Security Committee The subject also
arose frequently in the general debate of the Assembly
In the Political and Security Committee discussions
the hrst part of the General Assembly five draft reso-
utons on the Korean question ntroduced one non
Sored by u member states including the United States
ms resolution endorsed the stand of the n Command
IN the Korean armsce negotiations that it would not use
force to repatriate prisoners of was already an
parent that this the only remaining m io ohs4o
Gle to an armistce agreement
resolution submitted by India was given nriori,,,
and finally adopted in Committee bv q vot. &c se - :
(Soviet bloc), with absention "
This action followed a solid month Of general loba+o
on me Korean question: including detailed Statements H.
the United States the developments regarding Koro
since the Cairo Conference Of 1913.
(To Be Continued)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
Joan Crawford detroit Tribune
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
tribute to Christian Science national within
recent years. then readers entitled to the nforma-
4on that her healing only of "whitewash' nature
ithout a spiriual!-Christile!- conversion
The foregoing is borne additionally in Miss Craw-
ods endorsement of large size cigarette display adver
fsng in the newspapers.
The readers will recall that it Salome's vulgar,
nmodest display of female flesh that caused Herod to lose
BIS head, guravey and poor John the Baptist lost his
actually (smies)!
True religion exemplhed by Master and Savior,
rs land redscovered in its purity, power, peace
md PLENTY FOR ALL, is designed to Cruelty the flesh
erd giorify the spirit To glorify the flesh is PACANISM
Ind A CORRUPT JUDAISM-an Aaron golden calf"
Judaism l-not the pure Judaism of Moses.
AS already stated this page, the Christianity of
Christ Jesus, Martin Luther, and Mary Baker Eddy is
PROTEST against sensuay, especially the God condemn
exploitation and racketeerng! contributing to the
delinquency of both adults and their Adam and Eve off
bring of the devil!!
And don't overlook the hundreds of thousands, mil
ons of Adams and Eyes, and daughters of the dev
the world who work for the false gods of alcoholic
beverages and tobacco the of which to be
slated by a mental unrest, which Gods Christ Science
Messiah ALL peopes!!!-could take away!-and give
Mat heavenly, Incompatible peace "that passeth ALL
{inferior) UNDERSTANDINGS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
FDR and Other Traitorous Democrats
Tried to Steal Credit from
"vandenbers the Pioneer"

To the N. Y. Herald Tribune;
Having made intensive study of the political
Of Sem Arthur H. Vandenberg in a Columbia University
docoral dissertation, am impeed support the conten
ton of of your letter writers that the Senator rather
than President Roosevelt, the "father" of Federal
deposit insurance.
To the best of my knowledge the chronological record
is follows:
l. Vandenberg advocated compulsory, statewide de-
post insurance early 1908.
2. In September, 1881 he launched the first pubcized
campaign by politician for Federal Intervention thaw
frozen bank and deposits speech a bankers
convention in Chicago, which helped spur Hoover and
Swallowed the Senator's subsequent deposit insurance bills
g. In December 1892, with Hoover's approval Van
denberg introduced the first Federal deposit insurance
m asure ever offered to Congress.
d. His second such bill, introduced in March, 1893,
included in the Glass banking bill of 1913 the
bitter opposition of Roosevelt Woodn and Acheson who
denounced the plan costly natonary and conducive of
banking msmana cement.
s. Through the threat Of a veto, the President then
forced Glass Vandenberg and the conference committee
substitute administration version of Federal deposit
for Vandenbergs which technically awarded the
"fatherhood' of the innovation to the New Deal
1t is significant that in the campaign of 1886, the Re-
publican National Committee countered the RooseveItian
claim fatherhood by publishing letter alegedy writ
ten by the Presdent-to-be Oct. TO- 1892 in which he
had dismissed the whole idea as "que dangerous" Con-
ronted with the letter, the White House had mo com
ment."
Thus among politicians, at least, Vandenberg was
obviously the father" of Federal deposit insurance
Roosevelt became its "fosterfaher by making virtue
out of necessity and by observing the hoary political
maxim eff you can't lick em, join 'em!"
AURIE N. DUNLAP
Bethlehem, Pa, Sept. 19, 1858.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
Forest Fires!
"Ten Million Acres Destroyed in
'52"!-FirestOne

Alcohol and tobacco using prisoners of the devil!-
Protestantsl Cathocs Hebewsi ct ssay your prayers
and ask God lberate you from spiritually naked
European religionsll!
The Scripturs divine peace, that passeth all under
t.ndns takes away the csrnal that requires APP
in the false gods of alcoholic beverages and
tobacco and which puts the thereof the Scrip
tural "mark of the beast"!!!
Christian Scientist employer knows where to make
the choicel-beleve mel
What millions of man hours and hours Of labor
are squandered in the growing of tobacco and grain for
alcoholic beverages and their processing that they can
be presented in attractive, beguiIns, surng formsl-to
take in the sucker Adams and Eves-who vote cripples
(Contnued next column, inch up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
CEREBRAL Palsy and Polio!

Continued from Back Page)
JUDGE A RIGHTEOUS AFOREMENTIONED Jesus.
RIST-MESSIAH!-JESUSA AND
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE-TIMELESS!-
UNIVERSAL!-MESSIAH!- ALL PEOPLES!!!-
DO NOT JUDGE BY APPEARANCES THAT is,
PHYSICALLY! THEY JUDGE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ONE MUST JUDGE ENTHUSIASTICALLY IN ORDEF
TO DISCERN INVISIBLE-BUT CLEARLY,
SPIRITUALLY UNDERSTANDABLE
SPIRIT!-GOD!-THUSL LETTING THE CHRIST BE
"THE WAY,-THE TRUTH!-AND THE LIFEr-
IN THE WORDS OF THE MASTER: LAS HEAR,
("the STILL small voice" Of COD)
JUDGE; AND MY JUDGMENT is JUST BECAUSE
| SEEK NOT MINE OWN WILL,
BUT THE WILL OF HIM (GOD) WHO SENT Me-!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31

severe that he seemed to be
gasp;ng for breath. He sat
down and we began to talk
to him. And soon Publisher
Fruehauf called, and we told
him about the belief of at
tack. He said, put him on
the phone. And that we did.
He talked to him a few min
utes, and the young man
hung up the phone, went
home, and returned the next
day feeling just fine, and we
have not heard any more of
the aching, and pain. lie has
been able to stand on his feet
day by day, and do his work
in perfect freedom from any
pain, and has been very
happy.
a young man who works
for the Detroit Tribune
needed a certain amount of
money to complete his plans
for college, and one day he
came into the Detroit Tri-
bune office and spoke about
it. We told him Divine Love
always has met, and always
will m . et every human
need" IS. & H.) And that
If he needed the money, and
went out to actually get il in
an honest to God, right man.
nero it was already waiting
for him, and he would surely
receive 1t, as he trusted in
God to receive it out of a
pure heart. To make a long
story short, that very day, he
found the way, and the
money was made through
advertising, and later the
obligation was met.
AS it was with the young
man meeting God. and hav-
ing the need fulfilled, so it
is with every belief of hui
man problems. For every
good and perfect gift is of
God. and we should not fear
the belief of evil.
God Is the Substance Of Life
Man made in the true
spiritual image and likeness
Of God can only express good.
The only injustice there is in
this age is selfshness i'm
posed upon the human mind.
And as man learns to place
his hands in the hands of
God. and saw lead me gent
ly home, Father, lead me
gently home" he finds his
home in the spiritual con-
sciousness, of heaven char
mony).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
'LeNvving' 'Seeurity'(?)
CONTINUED from Back Pase)

Continued from Back Page)
Satan cannot cast out Satan'-Christ Jesus
BUT-THE SCIENTIFICALLY CHRISTLIKE
SHALL COAST OUT DEVILS!
ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN DEMOCRATS
POLITICAL AND SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES
PRISONERS OF TIE DEvIL!-SEEKING
SECURITY (?)-WITHOUT GODS CHRIST
WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
n CANCSTE2S!-RA ERS!-HAVE BROUGHT
'L2gAT INSECURITY TO THEMSELVES AND TO OUR
"a COUNTRY! III PLACE OF HITLER-AND HE HAD
NO BE DESTROYED!-THEYH HAVE BUILT UP THE
4 COMMUNIST GOLIATH! AND WERE 1T NOT FOR
ETllE PRESENCE AND INCREASING MOMENTUM
Fl OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH!-
."SECOND COMING OF CHRIST"!-TRUTH-
Il THE SOVIET GOLIATH WOULD BE SUCH AS TO
MAKE ADAMS AND EYES FEARFUL
a NIGH ON TO DEATH"l BUT THE DESTINY
o. EVIL AND ERROR! AND MATERIALISM!
n IS AREDUCTION TO ITS "NATIVE NOTHINGNESS"!!!
COD HAS REVEALED AND is DEMONSTRATING
81 THE FOREGOING NOW!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
Detroit Times Premature Deaths

Continued from back page)
visionl-"The Kingdom of Heaven is like eaven Goods
Christ Scence!) which woman hid in three Of
mea ("Science, Theology and Medicine 1.-THE title OF
the Sixth Chapter of Gods Master Miracle Worker His
Lberator of the Bibe from the devish of the
European religions and the whewash heangs of the
devil!-of materia medica!-whch in cases. would
deceive, if possible the very elect"ll Matt 2424)
That Master Miracle Worker! is the Christian Science
textbook!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
How Accidental Are Air Crashes?
Continued from Back Pase)

"The probable cause" said the Civil Aeronautic'
Board report twas the action OF the
o in voluntarily descending below the minimum altitude
Tor which he cleared"
But the probable cause really goes far deeper than
hat The CAB report also showed that the plane torty
Rx-year-od captain had right to be at the controls
nd knew it, veteran of 1000 hours flying time ne had
been grounded for FIVE months by heart attack year
before. When he allowed to fly again. It was on
Civil Aeronautics Administration medical certificate that
limited him to company check pilot duties only not 10
Fly solo, as pilot in command, or as co-plot.
On that April morning, however, he was in ful COM
and An auopsy later indicated he had had coronary
hemorrhage either "mmed before or matter OF
SEVERAL hours before he rode his plane into the fogsy
hillside
SOME PILOTS GAMBLE WITH DEATH
Is there any chance you might sOmeday risk your life
behind such pilot7
The answer unfortunately yes despite all the seem
ngy rigid controls up by the Government and air lines
II aim chance, to be But death - terrihe
gambe any Odds and the gamble exists today both IN
he cOckps of nonscheduled irregular air lines like the
that crashed Whittier and in those OF the more
riey controlled regularly scheduled air lines The case
of the C46 pilot who knowingly took chance with ms
'heart " by no means unique.
In the sx years from 1916 to 1882 pilot error was the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-31
IT'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Let us not miss this opportunity to get those into Of
who will put forth the effort to let the funds serve Tor
the best interest Of every community. And may the cN
Detroit continue its growth and stronger po-
cay economically and spiritually and hope the voters
will realize the of having city council act IN the
next four years nterraciay The long drawn ont trend
toward liberty and freedom in Detroit for all its citizens
should be always recognized. and it can be shown IN
greaer by cooperative APPRECIATION Of the ballot