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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
The Visiting Monsignor and The
Writer Meet!-And How!
Age: In The COS Or More

This dear soul, in considerable distress was seated
the writer in the dining room, and his head was NOV
ing from aide to aide constantly Prayerful consideration
revealed that must meet.
II wan not difficult for the writer to introduce hlm'e
outside the dining roo the eldest of the four Fruehu
Trailer Company brothers, the full time Christian Science
Crusader of the family, who had the blessed privilege
bringing the family of into Christian Science return
Of four. in January 1915, after lapse of Is years follow
ing mothers healing of tuberculosis by converted DOCTOR
a Christian Science practitioner. Il
Our visitor held out his hand with pleasant m@
and said I'm Monsignor --- of --- II
The writer also touched upon hs blessed privilege u
fulfilling the Old Testament Scripture-"The first o0'I
shall be consecrated the Lord" ("dvine Love").
The dear soul early said, IL see you have p"'
heart"i-Cod bless him.
He inclined to defend Roman Catholicism, and
felt Il was good for him that listened He touched u'
Protestant m:sionaries in the Far East living in re"'
luxury whereas Catholic monks live in such pOve~
that their devotion to their people aroused the deep
erence Of the latter.
He told of an interesting case of devout member
the Catholic clergy whose funeral inspired extrsordn
tribute from the Protestant ministers of the community
The kindly Monssnor recommended the book "i~
Rebuilding Of Loaf Faith" by John Stoddsrt, which :"
writer shall examine If the right opportunity
God enabled the writer TO voice few things that w'
designed to meet the immediate needs of the mental ~
MOL manifestsd, such Mrs Eddy's positions POW,
your Leader only far she follows Christ"
Jesus being the Number One Christian Scientist Of
Christian Science being the comforterithe Holy Gh0,
the spirit Of Truth 1.-THE divine Science Of Christi VIM"
would teach all thinss"i
Monsisnor, we have converted Hebrews to the V"s
Birth, scientific, psychological, and metsphy''~-
grounds, the fuhllment Of divine and spiritual
(Sss The Visiting Monssnor, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
A Forty Minute Talk Later!

If Judaism had had such aid a. it 10 now receiving in
the Detroit Tribune sufficiently in advance of Hitler il
might have been spared its ak million deaths in religious
and political conflict, which much blood and
ure to Christian civilization!i!
Germany and Hitler demonstrated the inability of
Chress judaism to give it's people dvney wise leader
ship and divine protection the children of Israel enjoyed
in Biblical times under righteous kings and proph
Although judaism had great power under Roosevelt,
could not keep out of country, especially under
loose immigration policy, such HEBREWS were
TRAITORSi TO CODi AND CIvILIZATIoNi-and who
BOTH JUDAISM AND COMMUNISM REJECT THE
HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH! CHRIST That brings us iRto divine meta
JESUSi AND AT physies. God and the devil do all
WHAT COST! that 10 done!-There 10 no absolute
freedom Of the will whatsoeveri-
the Roman Catholic doctrine the contrary
insli!
For example, murderous Hebrew Saul, student for
the Rabbnate, prisoner Of the devil!-spirtusI
blindness ultimated in physical bndness-.nd upon be-
ing healed the third day by Christian Saul became the
Christlike Psul!-n his worlds "a prisoner of the
Lord" ('dvine Love')!-and he liked iti-testifyns to
the GLORIOUS liberty of the of Cod!
In the Moses prisoner of the Lord!-
and Pharaoh prisoner of the devili-animal mi xne-
tisml-the mortal csrnal, human mind!
81. Paul said: LET that Mind be in vou which ~.
also in Christ Jesus That the liz
bsl-all-wsei- ei-"our Father.Mo.her God
Whose divine and spiritual infinite con-
seousness takes in the entire unverseand in our spir;t
ual eonscousness the and Likeness of God we too
take in all of the will unfold
That 10 the incompatible prizei-the REWARD
Of eonseerated students of Gods Christ Science Mssh
TO ALL peoplesilto be contaminated the other eide of
so-esed DEATH Suffering and this aembrae;n, dv;n.
Science will L-IB-E-R-A-T-E ALL! sinninsi-stupidi-
blunderinsl mortsls in the heresfterll!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

Because Jesus understood
how to discern the humnI
thoughts behind every word /
that was spoken, he ansvs.
ed them by the dictate, u
the divine Mind. And ia \
spiritual understanding AZ
ways scientifically PLACED
carnal thinking of the world
as that of the devil, which
was exactly where il belorlI
ed. Those who gained haI
mility enough, were d
course, given the opportuE
ity to discern between rigtf
and wrong thinking, and
rise above errors dissensOn (
Mary Baker Eddy, discor
erer of Christian Scisnc.
says: page $50, Science 1
Health, Error of though i {
reflected in error Of action.
The continual contemplation
of existence as material and
corporeal-as beginning an4|
ending, and with birth del
cay, .and dissolution as iuI
component stages hides ths|
true and spiritual Life, and|
causes our standard to trail |
in the dust"
Put On Whole Armour
Evil cannot hinder Triumph
Of Truth of Gods creation
from reflecting good, as We
take our stand. The Bibt|
tells us, Ephesians 6:lO:ll,
FINALLY, my brethren, be
strong in the Lord. and in the
power of His might.
IL. "Put on the whole arI
mour of God, that we may h|
able to stand against the
wiles of the devil.
IL. For we wrestle not
against flesh, and blood, but
(confinued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14

The Master Knew kviis
Unreality
When Christ Jesus was
questioned by impersonal
error, which was using men
as "mouthpieces of the devil"
he always had the appro-
pirate answer, because he
listened to the voice Of, "Our
Father-Mother God, all-har-
monious," (Knowing that
evil is not real) even when he
rebuked satan. And as it was
then. so it is now, evil must
be known to be unreal, when
and whenever it is found and
uncovered, to make room for
the triumph of Truth.
John 9th chapter
Al. So when the Master
said: aye do the deeds of
your father. Then said they
to him, we be not born Of
fornicAtion; we have one
Father even God.
-. Why do ye not under
stand my speech? even be-
cause ye cannot hear my
word.
a.. aye are of your father
the devil, and the lusts of
your father ye will do. He
was q murderer from the be.
ginning, and abode not in the
truth, because there 10 no
truth in him. 49,.
IS. "And because ! tell
you the truth, ye believe me
not.
Christian Science teaches:
Evil never was real. Evil
never did exist ~ an entity"
-Miscellaneous Writings, p.
346.
Christ Jesus Understood
Through Mind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
fear No EriI
GODS MAN is IMMORTAL
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The man of Gods creation 10 immortal because h.
pure and he 10 pure because he 10 created in the spriu
with the natural eyes, cannot immortal Chrs
Jesus said BLESSED the pure in heart for they shall
God" And whether not mortais realize it, is mol
that reflects God because he has life? While man
has all Of the fine qualities of faculties of thought of him
self, he could not live without the divine Life And
il 10 the pure in heart who good and know that
only belief, and 90 10 mortal man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
President Eisenhower
God S Highest Political Representative
On Earth Today!!!-
The First Honest President Since
Herbert hoover!!!

God is marking the goats and the sheepl An honest
President-one who would avert Pearl Harbors!-and
Koreas-and eorruption!must proceed slowly in order
that the knaves and fools may be adequately markell
Jesus refused to be kins!-althoush expediency de-
manded acceptance!
Jesus said; "Wait for the harvest time to separate
the chaff from the wheat!
The Old Testamen Scripture also Wat patient
y on the Lord" ("divne Lover!
Patience must have her perfect work"!-Cod to
Mrs. Eddy.
The haste of those prisoners of the devil!-poItca
and spiritual prosutes!- Roosevelt and Trumani cost
multi billion and the los of countless ves and the
loss of China - thanks to the infamous laundering Of
Roosevelt.
The infamy of the traitorous Democratic Party built
up Communism into monster!- and it will require
honest-toCod Christian Seentsts!- Gods chosen peo-
ple- and Gods Christ Science fslble!-timeless!-
universal Messiah! to reduce the Communist Goliath
'ts native nothingness"!!
DETROIT TRIBUNE QUOTES;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Major Miracle Occurred
UnequaIed in 81 Years -

Charley Robertsons PERFECT no-hteri The Tigers be.
ing the victims Of defeat the Biblical third day
required for the Tigers and their Manager sssas the
superior, dynamic, Fruehsuf concept Of Gods Christ
Sesnes-agan, no rsHsetion MIRA Eddy, BUT ... III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Judaism Has Two Gods!!!-
Matter y And "Spirit''!

Although the Message Of Irse each Sunday rsterstss at
the cutssi The Lord God is-O-N-E There 10 none
See judaism Wants to Know. Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
The Democratic Victories!
'Loaves and Fishes VS.. ChristIike
Rishteousness!!!
Pear Harbor 'Infamy' Of F.D.R.!
And Truman Korea!-In Part
Quickly Forgotten!!!!

UNLIKE NY. BISHOP MANNING OF
WORLD WAR NO. I.
mot PEACE AT ANY PRIcEi-BUT
RIGHTEOUSNESS AT ANY COsT"i!!
COP. CAN STILL CAPTURE CONGRESS
YEAR HENCEi-"WHAT IS TO BE, WILL BEL
ACCORDING TO CHRISTI
GOD TO MRS. EDDY-"YEAR SPACE FOR
REPENTANCE. ONE DAY IS WITH THE LORD AS
THOUSAND YEARS I'll Peter, 3,s)" p. SOS, 5. h n
AFTER 5-STAR GENERAL EISENHOWER
SUCCESSFULLY INVADED The NORMANDY
BEACHES, THE DEVIL AND ALL HIS ANGELS"
COULDN'T STOP HIMi
So LOOK OUT. DEMOcRATsi-"THEA ARMY
(ses Democratic Victories. Pass7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Experience is the vietor(!)-
Never the "vanquished! Out Of
Defeat Springs the Secret Of
vietory"!!!
GOD TO MRS EDDY
"Barometer" Favors Ike
GOD TO MRS. EDDY

From The Detroit Free Press)
NEW YORK.-President Eisenhower popularity with
the voters 10 N the rise.
ty la, barometer" which has ACCURATELY RE-
ELECTED AMERICAS POLITICAL CHANGES FOR
THREE GENERATIONS.
fluctuations Of poll just completed for the
Of Look Magazine show that Jasper Countys be-
eve Eisenhower doing good job and that they would
this month.
In the poll the voters asked:
la Eisenhower Doing az Well as You Expected
Or Has He Disappointed Your
Disappointed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1870
No Opinion 4.<Vo
(which Party's Candidates Do You Expect to
Vote For in the Next Congregational Election7
republican .'........'. .......'.. - 70
Democratic <l.STo
Undecided OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 34.IVo
Nearly half the voters polled cited the KOREAN
TRUCE AS THE ADMINISTRATIONS OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENT. When asked what they judged to be
the Administrator jor failures 487 per cent sad
there had been none.
To the Question: Do You Regard Yourself AZ Repub-
liean Democrst7-the response significant when
compared TO the 1883 survey '53 so
REPUBLICAN ......... So. 20 $3.50
Democrat ............. $500 $3.50
Other ............... 1870 ITO
Declined Answer 1870 $40
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
Armistiee Day.
'y ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.S 3 3 Z

BY ANDREW F. FRuEHAUF, CS
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Fsther-Mother God all.
harmonious" Up. Is, Science and Health with Key
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehau Luther job in this age! !! And
How! Science & Health, textbook, 10 Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND HIS
FRIEND.
Jesus 'loved Righteousness and hated iniquty'!
The "luke~arm" live in a fools paradise!
THE ARMISTICE OF WORLD WAR NO. In THE
nth MONTH, ON THE nth DAY, IL AM. 1918!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Mack Ingram was convicted
in November 1881 and given
six months fer "asssulfing by
leering at q white farm girl
from a distance Of IS feet. The
six months sentence was sus-
pended.
Following MS convic ;ior.
NAAcP attorneys filed an appeal
On The grounds ia, the convic-
ton was IN violation q both the
state ard ;he federal Constitu-
lions.
In tbs brief. the defense law.
yers attacked the systematic ex-
clus.oa Of Negroes tron the jury
ana the yssueress Q; me statute
under wh!ch Ingram was con-
v.c.ed.
TIE Attorney Gerc as office
joining IN tbs o-ie. id no,
question the evidence Or the YER
diet. 81, did siv Ingram was
denied rs constitutional RICH,
IN that Negroes Ve~e excluded
from ire Caswe'l County jury
snce The Casne.l Jury list hsd
had beer complies tgom the reg
is:rsiicn books Of qualified vot-
e-s w-,ch wss - violation O.
Nc':a Ca-o,rs .sN.
Ire State Supreme Cour; sule5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

scs'iors
NJ Coming sees the change
over .rro,rnS two main prob
'ers as assignments Of pupils
nd teachers White and Negro
tailiren night be merged grad
lal'v and mere he cited what had
been done Il Indianapolis.
There ne change started about
5 years ago with the kndergarten
and FIST grade Now il had
reached the fifth grade.
As % Washington. in he as
s.gr.ng o. teachers. the long
waiting LIST u Negro teachers
nigh, slpercede many Of The
whl'e temporary teachers in the
white elementary schools. Those
white teachers would automs,i.
cslly be ousted with the quail.
fed Negro teachers getting III,
Jobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

FRANCIS W. NJ. HALL.
otherwise known as F. M. NJ.
HallY. has opened his campaign
headquarters al 2437 National
Bank Building for the office Of
Recorder and Judge of Record.
ers Court az the coming Pri-
mary Election on Feb. 18th.
HallY born and raised in De.
;reit is a well known attorney.
following in the tradition OF
his late father. Circuit Court
Judge P. J. n. HallY who was
also Corporation Counsel for
Detroit and Dean Of the College
Of Law OF the University OF
Detroit.
He is World War II veteran
and before going into service
and since his return has held
important posts in cur govern
menf. He was Deputy County
Clerk under the late Caspar J.
Linseman. Secretary of Public
Lighting Commission under the
late Mayor Edward J. Jeiiries
and Assistant Corporation coun.
sci for the City Of Detroit.
HallY believes that his back.
ground and experience in va
rious governmental offices
qualities him for the office Of
Recorder and Judge OF Record
ers Court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Wavne Alumni Plans

WAYNE University alumni are
already making plans for their
ooiA reunion although the dav.
May 9 s still over three months
away This year the affair will
move of campus into larger
quarters At the Sheraton Cadillac
hotel. a step made necessary by
the tremendous growth Of Wayne
alumni
In addition 70 the traditional
reception dinner. awards and
dance. guests will hear a talk by
an outstanding leader and enjoy
entertainment Of top cabaret
quality presented in a new for
mat. Individual rooms and suites
may also be reserved 20 serve as
HEADQUARTERS for sorori,ies. fra
'erniiies and other alumni groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Ike Poses
tconiinued from Page "

Continued from Page ~
discrimination - confined 20 no
one section o! the nailon-ls but
The outward testimony 10 the
persistence II disifust and Of fear
N the hearts OF men
This fact makes all the more
vital the fighting OF these
wrongs by each individual. in
every station Of life. in his
every deed.
Power OF Fact
Much Of the an>we. lies 10 the
power Of fact fully publiclzed;
% persuasion. honestly pressed:
and Of conscience justly aroused
These are methods familiar 10
our WAYS Of lie. tested and
proven wise.
Il propose 20 use whatever au-
ihcrl.v exists in the Office OF the
P.es,den, 70 END segregation IN
the District Of Columbia. includ-
.ng the Federal Government. and
anv segregation in the armed
forces
"Hee IN the Distinct OF Co.
lumbis serious attention should
be gwen 70 the proposal to de-
veiop end authorize. through leg
station system 70 provide an
effective voice IN local self-gov-
e.rnier,
While consideration If this
proceeds ! recommend an I'M
MEDIATE Increase OF two in the
number Of district commissioners
20 bre aden representation Of al
elements 81 our population.
First Step
This VIII be ar,i step
toward insaring that TINS capital
an honored example TO
all communities Of our nation.
In TINS manner. and bv the
leadership Of The office Of the
p idcni. exercised through
frcnolv conferences with those
y authority n our states and
cities We expect 10 make true
and rapid progress in civil rights (,
and equality Of employment op-
portunlty."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Progress Of Farm
Families Recorded

The progress Negro farm FAM
.l.ts ase making partly as a re-
uii Ok The work Of $50 colored
arm and home agents and super
y.s9rs is described IN the annual
report q Cooperative Extension
Serrice.of the L 6 Department
Of Agriculture which was re-
ieased last week
Among other things. the report
points out that Negro farmers
and All are making notable
pf sress IN Increasing their corn
we'd expanding Their acres of
improved pastures. upping their
livestock p Cducilon. and improv-
.rg 'her homes
The 1i-tage report SAYS farm
and home agents worked with
! 500 600 white and colored farm
families last year. helping them
20 apply the results Of scientific
agricultural research as a means
Of further increasing their pro-
duc'ion OF food and fiber.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Hiah Court to Review
GI 'Rape-Murder' Case

the Advancement OF Colored
People.
The hearing by the high court
eliminates four years OF appel
late proceedings TO get the mill
ifary courts 10 reopen the case
of the convicted men. Staff
Sgt. Robert w. Burns and Pvt.
Herman Dennis Jr.. and 10 get
them a new trial on the ground
that their constitutional rights
had been violated.
The two men. still being held
by the military IN Japan were
attached to the 18th All Ammu-
milton Squadron and stationed on
Guam. a possession Of the L. s.,
where on Dec. IA, 1913. Miss
Ruth Farnswor;h died after being
found unconscious the previous
day in a secluded spot near where
she worked
Round up Suspects
Authorities concluded that She
had been raped and beaten" A
number OF Negro scrvicemen
stationed on the island were
picked up and questioned IN con-
nectlon with the alleged crime.
Sgt. Burns and Pvt Dennis.
along with another servlceman
Calvin Dennis. we're held and
turned over 10 the civilian au-
thorities on Jan. z l949 They
were subjected 10 continuous
questioning. beaten. denied sleep
and edible food
Rape Murder Charge
On jan. 80. the men were re-
turned to the military authorities
and held in custody until Feb
20 1919. before they were o.
ficially charged with rape and
murder"
The men were placed in death
cells and were not permitted 10
consult with counsel or frienas
until one day before they faced
court martial in May. 1919
Burns attorney was given iust
one dav 10 prepare his case In
separate trials the three men
were convicted and sentenced 10
death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
TR0TTERs 'TR0T'
ON UNDEFEATED

CHICAGO. - After hsv.ns
thrilled thousands Up and dow
M Wes; Coss, tne past ten DAYS.
me Harlem G.obetro,ters az
taking their far,ous cage circus
% the Southwest this week.
Highly pleased with the per.
formanees Of his unbeaien quin.
iet. Abe Sspersiein predicted
this week that his fabulous
mssicisns Of csgedom will es.
tablish an sll.iime attendance
record during their jauni
through the Southwest.
THIS j gong 70 ee our great
est seasoa in the Southwest be-
said The fans m Texas ard
Oklahoma have become the mos
enthusiastic q all Globetro,;er
fans"
Il an sure we Will play
sell-out crowds every place we
appear
Tho Globe.rotiers have. in fsc'
PLAYED before more capae ~
crowds Throughout, the nat
than any team in basketball h.
tory.
Led ov Rcece (Goose) Tss y
and Capt. Marques Haynes nc
mighty Trotters Will probab 90
over the three million mas be-
fore the current season eri
Here Is their schedule T rext
week Feb Z. Odessa. Tex 8.
Austin. Tex; 9 San Asnio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
.. c. School Head Seeks
Advice on Integrotion

sa!NGToT > c. sCNsl-
la.e eunrgea W=sr rs'on or
es~'r ms were sssc- ,-.s week
~r1 r. '-e.- aaFce "a how
PAS. ss- ssgre sa;l4a could
oe led.
Ire advice was sought by
le;ieFs as mailed by the Schocl
Beard Secretary Elsie " atkins
a. the request Of the School
Superintendent. Ho . art NJ.
Corning.
TIE advice asked entered on
;N, points; % H.N caanee-
SCR should be az p..aed y,
y y ~ public should &c e1u-
CASES q p-eparai..a n. q change.
A-ccs1.rg 70 Supt Cc-rirg ire
ms. four answers received d d
not give any constructive sue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
RECORD EMPLOYMENT

The employment record 'or the
De,r9l, area was broken De-
cember. stated the Detroit Board
q Commerce.
According TO figures released
Saturday. record l.3s5.oo0
persons were employed in that
month with factory hiring soar
ing 10 its highest figure
7os.ooo-sinee World War II.
N o n manufacturing employ
ment totaled $4,000.
The working week in Novem-
Der, the last month for when fig
uges are available, averaged 42.2
hours compared with 1915 p No
vember. 1851, and 1913 through
out 1851.
Factory workers pay averaged
se069-aweek last November. a
IS per cent increase over Novem-
Der, 1851, and 10 per cent over
the 1851 average.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

WASHINGTON - (Specian-
General Service Administrator
jess Larson last Thursday ord
cred firms under Government
oontrsct TO halt job discrimina-
ton in their plants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
cHINTz WINDOW SHADE

Use your left over cnir,y
fabric 10 make a ch.ntz-win-
dow shade 10 match. Simply
remove old shade fom the
roller Measure Your fabric 20
the same length. plus hem
casing. Tack the other end Of
ne ch.niz 10 the old roller.
Now YOU have a matching
window shade
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Deny Appeals

After the conviction. ~.
NAAcP was requested by pa,.
ents and relatives OF the men :
intervene on their behalf Law.
yers for the appeals were ma
to the military reviewing autbo,.
ties which were den.cd sub'.
qucntly. a motion for a new H..
was submitted TO The Judge A.
vocate General. which. too ~,
denied.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

WASHINGTON-The case
of the two Negro Air Force
Servicemen sentenced 10
death by a military court in
1919 for the alleged rape
murder of a white civilian
worker in Guam. was slated
to be argued before the
United States Supreme Court
Wednesday. by attorneys for
the National Association for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

Tex. %. Corpus Christi Tex;
Il. Houston. Tex: T. Waco. Tex /;
10. ,oper'. II. Ada. Okla.
yea.S sga thar The only qualiii-
e,i.on Tor jury service was the
payment of taxes good cAaEac-
re. ard Intelligence
The Chef Counsel .or NAACP
Trasseod Marshall pointed cut
,,s; n all Of the wears IN which
IRE NAACP has fought for JUS
;,e IN cr.m.nal Cases. this is the
..,' TIRE states Attorney Cen
s-al has olned with i IN asking
e. save 3 case scgui.n.zed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

The board said the increased
purchasing power was reflected
in December department store
sales which set new high for
the month.
The board reported the higher
earn4nss also increased bank saw
ines. Savings rose approximately
$4,000 900 ~ local banks during
the last year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
'Leering Case
Has Sudden Turn

NEW YORK-A sudden turn 70 ne NAASPs appeal 70 u'e
Carolina Court hsve the convection OF snare
cropper ngra mcen from TIE gcoics was taken ss Meo
nesdsy the Attorney Generals oae oned The NAACP N
asking chest review TIE case