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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Fifty Million Dollar GIN. UAW-00
Fire "PIague"! Type Of
unChrist|ike Thinking!
A Terrific Rebuke to "Coekeyed!
Sensual! Thinking and Leadership.

Our religious leadership ought to gang up on these
prostitutes" of liberty in which decency becomes a
casualy-and the devil makes direct contribution to-
wards delinquency!-adult! and juvenile
And these rebukes apply in even greater measure to
the deviish buresque houses These prisoners of the
devil!-these expoiters of sexl-depravity!-.w
Satan hath bound" Christ Jesus)sow the seeds for
Skid Rows!-Curse their covetous "souls' ~!
We're not losing temper (smiles) just casting out
devils as the Master commanded.
And we heartily approve beloved Leaders Of,
cited proound statement, "Why stand aghast at moth
ingness?"!!l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
India Pathetic Little"
Spiritual Brother!
Sacred" Cows!!!
Sacred" Monkeys!!!
Oh My! Oh My! Oh My!!!
1890 NEITHER READ!

$50 NEIL TEN NEADi
NOR EVEN WRITE THEIR OWN NAME!!
"A pat on the back" to Marshall Wells Farm Broadcast
WJR Monday, August 81 80 to 700 AM and his guest
Luke Kelly just returned from two years in India One
gained the impression that MIR. Kelly did good job in
India under the auspices of Point Four American tech
meal aid or know how to needy peopes).
And this non-farming citizen believes Mr. Wells,
are rendering a distinct public service.
And Indian Adams and Eves"-contrary to the ex-
ample of the CHlLDLESS Christ Jesus-"the Way, the
Truth, and the Life"-"multipy like rabbts!!due, in
part TO the devils success via Roman Catholicism in de-
uding blind leaders of the blind that reputable
scientific birth control and birth prevention is sin and
grevous wickedness!!!
What devlish delusion Implying that God ever
created anything tragic! ptiful! lousy! the
HUMAN COUNTERFEIT! of Gods spiritual and
daughters!!
Jesus had "legions" of them but you didn't them
with the physical eye!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Consider Multi Billion Dollar
Veterans Administration!

GODS CHRIST SCIENCE CONTROL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOD is SPIRIT"l-Christ jesus
INFINITEi OMNIPOTENT MINDl LOVE-
EVERY EFFECT is A MENTAL PHENOMENON!
MATTER, ERROR EVIL,
ADAMS AND EWES, AND WORLD WARS EVEN
ARE UNREALi MYTHICALiii
AND THE PURE IN HEART CAN PROVE ITl
BUT ONLY THROUGH GODS CHRIST ScIENCElii
WAR VETERAN CASUALTIES UNDER JUDAISMl
ROMAN CATHOLICISM PRoTESTANTISMi
AND MATERIA MEDICAi-ARE PRISONERS
OF THE DEVILi-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
"WHoM SATAN HATH BOUND"iil-Christ Jesus
VIA THE MORTAL CARNAI, HUMAN MIND
AND THE FLESH. OF WHICH
JESUS SAID. @. it profteth nothing ~
AND SO, WAR VETERANS-PROTESTANTS.
CATHOLICS, HEBREWS, AND OTHER
NoN-HoNEST-TO-COD CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
UNDER MATERIA MEDICA, ARE MULTI BILLION
DOLLAR BURDENSi-HoNoRABLEi
900 APPARENTLY CRIPPLED AND SEEMINGLY
INCURABLE HEBREWS CATHOLICS
PRoTESTANTs. EFT AL, ARE IN SUCH A STATE
OF DISABILITY BECAUSE THEIR EUROPEAN
RELIGIONS ARE SPIRITUAL CRIPPLEsi
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
Continued next column. IL inches uul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

And as he finds throug|
the study and applicatiOI
that all good is ascribed \
man through the power
God, rest is found to II
weary human thinking. |
one is ready to receive whI
is offered. it is not very loa
before he begins to put eru
under foot, and tramp
q wn sickness, sin, an
wickedness.
Eternal Creation
AS one continues 10 stud
and ponder. things Of h
Spirit. begin to- unfold b
him. He finds that the crs
ton is from everlasting 4
everlasting, for divine LV
always has met, and alwsV
will meet every humr
need
But mortal thinkers lear
that they cannot play arounI
and lose a lot OF preeios
time, delving into the mi
terial things, and trying
(coniinued on Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

The above statements
then, about the creation o
man makes the man Of Gods
creation immortal. and the
highest divine quality Of all,
the moving intelligence up
on the earth. And because
having always lived in the
divine Mind. man should for
ever sing praises unto, Our
Father-Mother God, all-har-
monious." Praise and thanks
giving is one Of the best ways
for man to show forth his
gratitude for the high spir-
itual status in which God
has placed him.
The Christian Science Les
son Sermon, for Sunday,
September 5th., will be sub
ject Man, and many who at
tend Christian Science SER
vices will find great inspira-
ton, for there one finds the
spiritual Interpretation of
man, created in the image
and likeness of God.
Rest Is Found
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
High Toxes

You guessed t!-Unchrstlke! Unscientihc! Unspirit-
uall Undiscplined! thinking and leadership!! of the
alcohol and tobacco users!-Unht! Unworthy Undesir
able Unwanted! for membership in Christian Science
churchesi However, all lovingly welcome visitors
regular or irregular
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Not to Replace, OsuTp, or DESTROY net E1SH1T >
The KremIin-Lunatie AsyIum!!!!.
The Devils World Headquarters!!!
And RED" China Dupes!!!
Yes!-The US. "A Master Race i!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, c.s.
Modern Christian Science CRUSADER

ModeTn ChTIstah oCItHce SIusaueI =,
Major Prophet of "our ather-Mother Cod, all
harmonious" (p. To- Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF God
do Frueha uf Martin Luther job in this sge!!! And
How! Science & Health textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESEN! ALIVE "
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND HIS
FRIEND.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
st. Paul, New Born Of The Christ,
Repudiated the Murderous,
Hebraic Judaism!!!
Insanity Of The Vatican!
Martin Luther, Catholic Priest,
Denounced the Insanity! the Fraud!
Of Selling lnduIgenees,
Guaranteed to Cut Off ID, 900
Years! From A Man. Time in
Purgatory"!!!
The Devil Invites You to the
United Artists!!!

The United Artists Theatre brazenly displays, II
lights favorite female figures. with little
clothing the law will permit! thus making its contribu-
ton to the devil!-n behalf of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

THIS MARY BEING THE MOTHER" OF
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
THE COMFORTER, THE HOLY GHOST,
THE SPIRIT or TRUTH, WHICH
CHRIST JESUS PROMISED AND WHICH WOULD
TEACH US ALL THINGS"li
THE SCIENCE OF GOD AND HIS EXCLUSIVE
PERFECT, WHOLLY HARMONIOUS
SPIRITUAL CREATION! S-A-T-U-R-ATE.S
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!!!
AND GIVES CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUALLY MINDED
AND SPIRITUALLY REGENERATED
ADAMS AND Ewes
SPIRITUAL JOHNS! AND SPIRITUAL MARYS!
DOMINION OVER THE WHOLE EARTH
COLLECTIVE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESSl-
THE ERROR THEREIN!
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DEVIL-ANIMAL
MAGNETISM, of which SEX is a large partl--
MATERIAlIsM, THE MORTAL, CARNAL,
HUMAN MIND is DEMONSTRABLY
REVEALED! THUS MAKING 1T POSSIBLE TO REDUCE
THE POWER OF THE DEVIL TO
A BUNCH OF ZEROS!l!-
REDUCTION TO ITS "NATIVE NOTHINCNESs"ul
GODS MARYi-BAKER EDDYl REVELAToR OF
THE DIVINE 10Th CENTURY MILLENNIUM,
FULFILLS THE TEST OF CHRIST JESUS.
"BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM"l
MRS. EDDY-IN NUMBERS DIvINELY HEALED
is THE GREATEST PHYSICIAN OF ALL TIMEi-
SECOND ONLY TO CHRIST JESUSi-
THE MASTER PHYSIcIANl
AND META-PHYSICIANl
MRS EDDY, FOR OVER FORTY YEARS, HEALED
THE DYING THE "INCURABLE"i THE CRIPPLES-
PHYSIcALl MORALE AND SPIRITUAL
AND HER TEACHINGS HAVE BEEN
HEALING MILLIONS!l! AND THAT ISN'T
THE HALF OF IT.
GOD CHOSE MARY BAKER EDDY
TO ESTABLISH AN INFALLIBLE!-T THE GREATEST
THE ONLY PuREl-AND MATUREl--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Continued next column, 5ia inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Sacred" (?) Cows Destroy Wheat!

According to Mr.. Luke Kelly, in India to
sacred be resisted in their trampng through graf
heId!-thus destroying more grain than they eatll!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Fear. No EriI
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
MAN GODS SPIRITUAL IMAGE
srve God, Renew Strength, Reflect Intelligent
Religious Education

Religious Education
And God said, Let make in our image AL
likeness and let them have dominion over the FAB
the and the cattle, and The fowl of IN.
and all the EARTH and every creeping hny M
creepeth upon the EARTH"
Christian Science teaches: I'm Science man * the ..
spring of Spirit" And Mrs. Eddy continues: THE be,
lfu good. and pure consttue his ancestrN.r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Western Herbert Hoover Defeats
N. Y. Catholic al Smith for
Presidency! and Then the Devil is
Determined to "Get Even"!!

Since Protestant Herbert Hoover defeated Catholic Al
Smith for the Presidency the devil "horned
in" American life and institutions via Judaism Com
nunm Roman Catholicism! Materia Medica!-he DEVILS
counterfeit of the divine healing of Christ Jesu
and Mary Baker Eddyl and the impure and immature
asnects of Protestantism!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Dear Mr.. vishinsky:

YES WE ARE "A MASTER RACE"!!'--
BUT NON-RACIAL.
AND YOU CAN THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS THAT
THAT IS THE TRUTH l>mles)
YOU CAME AS CLOSE TO THE ANGELS AS PLATE
DID WHEN HE ASKED OF CHRIST,
WHAT is TRUTH?"!
GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE
NOT HEBREWSli! REJECTED BY GOD!!
SINCE THEY REJECTED HIS SON!-THE BEST
JEW THAT EVER LIVEDn!
BUT HONEST-TOGOD
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!.i
JESUS-THE FIRST CHRISTlAN!-WAS OF JUDAH
ONE-TWELFTHi OF lSRAELi!
AND MADE OBSOLETE THE WORD "JEW'!!
THIS PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
NATION IS PRODUCING "A MASTER RACE"
OF GODS MEN AND WOMEN OF ALL RACES
AROUND THE GLOBE!
RUSSIANS, JAPANESE CHINESE INDIANS
AsIATIC-, NEGROES, AND NATIVE AMERICAN
INDIANS ARE DEMONSTRATING THEMSELVES
TO BE GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

held!-thus destroying more grain than they eat!!!
Sacred (?) Monkeys in Wanton
Destruttion!!!!
Distorted Sense Of Values
Nonsense disappearing as Sense!!!!!
India Spiritual Insanity! and
Immaturity!!!
What blessed revelation is Gods Christ Science the
Messiah to ALL peoples! to have revealed the unreay
the MYTHICAL nature of the CHASTITY farce of material
exstence'!l page 272, SAID
(hristlike Aristoeraty Of Wisdom,
understanding, and Service!
A divine arstocracy is rising around the globe in
spired by Moses, Christ Jesus, ST. Paul, Martin Luther,
Mary Baker Eddy -.
They dare and be separate from the
Aarons whom the DEVILS! Adams and Ewes high pressure
into setting up golden calvesl
Jesus Denounced the Crooked
Hebrew Priesthood!
WHO HICHPRESSURED
-"RABBLE- RoUSED"!-THE MOB TO DEMAND
JESUS CRUcIFIxION BY PLATE!
WHEREAS. PLATE HAD TRIED TO WASH HIS
HANDS OF RESPONSIBILITY REGARDING THE
ACCUSATIONS OF THE PRIESTS
AGAINST THE MESSIAH!--
Plate Said II Find No Fault in
This Just "(Jesus)!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

Lesson Sermon ON pass ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Christian Science World Healing

By
PRESENT Successor "a Mary DHkP~ Eddy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

PERMANENT, Copyrighted Established Leadership
-. ACCORDING TO CHRISTIE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

White, Superior, Divine
leadership
The Reverend Mary Baker Eddy!
Attention India-And All! Nations!
Gods Highest Representative
Since Christ Jesus is The Caucasian!
Mary Baker Eddy
No Prophet Her Equal!
Since Christ Jesus!!!
Evening star., 1953-07-21
BY Angelo Potri

What is one to do with a
child who becomes panic stricken
because of noises like, crickets
chirping, frogs croaking. the wind
signing in the trees? What is
one to do when. instead of a
gradual dropping of such fears
they increase as time goes on?"
So runs a letter from a mother.
Have a specialist examine the
child. because this sort of fear
is not wholesome. not the usual
sort that can be displaced by
ordinary reassuring methods.
Something is wrong and the
sooner it is diagnosed and treat
ed the better.
There can be no direct ap-
proach to curbing such fears.
One must work with discretion,
caution, because any harsh ap-
proach might send the child in
to Mysteries. Sometimes another
Child, or group OF children,
might help the fear-stricken one
to overcome her difficulty. They
take the noises in their stride,
as a matter of course. That's
only a grasshopper Scraping his
wings" a normal youngster will
explain. Look, I'll show you"
Frequently that helps. and
when she meets with this atti-
tude day after day, it may do a
great deal of good.
Unfamiliar noises are often
frightening to children, but
when they become accustomed
to them fear departs. One child
who was afraid Of field sounds
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Alpha Zeto Beto
Elects Officers

Miss Alice r. Elliott of Los
Angeles was elected national
president of the Alpha Zeta Beta
Sorority at a recent convention
Of the group held at the Shore
ham Hotel.
Other newly elected officers of
the sorority include Miss Ida
Marini of Camden, N. j., ma
tional vice president; Mrs. Mar
tin Skapik of Ambridge. Pa, ma
tional secretary; Mrs. Verna B.
Hayes of Denver, Colo. national
treasurer; Mrs. John r. Motta
of Defiance, Ohio, national chap
lain-historian, and Mrs. Harry J.
Poore of Washington. D. c., ma
tional Opheleo editor.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
By kurieI Nissen

Dear Miss Nissen: During the
seventeen years of our married
life, we have had no serious
trouble-just the usual tiffs and
disagreements Of domesticity
We loved each other, and were
proud of each other. My wife's
only criticism of me was that ]
was undemonStrative. Last sum-
mer we became acquainted with
newcomers to our town, and as
a foursome we went out quite a
bit. My mother-in-law thor
oughly disapproved of this cou-
pie, but I saw nothing wrong
with them. and my wife always
Stoutly defended them against
her mother. They left town to-
wards the end of the year, and
shortly after I received a letter
from the wife incloSing some
very endearing letters from my
wife to the man. My efforts to
get an explanation from my
wife have been very diScourag-
ing. She is evaSive, claims she
has forgotten why she wrote
certain things, and insists she
did nothing actually wrong.
Frankly, I don't believe her! My
faith is shaken and I can't dis
miss the episode from my mind.
What can do? GENE H.
ANSWER: Whenever I suggest
that a wife forgive an erring
husband for one, or two mis-
takes. I am taken sharply to task
by well-meaning readers who say
that my attitude encourages
philandering. So. my appeal that
a misled wife be forgiven will
doubtless bring even stronger
protests. since it is generally
and justly-considered that a
woman's purity in thought. word
and deed should be more unas-
sailable than a mans. Why this
is SO would involve a discourse
of much more space than I have
at my disposal here.
Your wife certainly acted fool
ishly in her disloyalty, but can
you honestly say that in seven
teen years your thoughts, at
least. have never Straved to an
other woman? Your mate GER
tainly couldn't have been overtly
indiscreet, or you would have
noticed it. The fact that a few
silly letters form the entire
basis for your present dis
turbed emotions indicates, I
should think, that nothing oc-
Cured beyond sentimental in
terlude. You can. be quite sure
that the wife who was so anxious
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Scouts Begin
I'd Session
AT Camp

Camp Menke, the Ghl Scout
Camp near Olney. Md. was to
start its second session of the
summer season today, with 100
Brownies and intermediate
Scouts participating from Be-
thesda, Chevy Chase and Po-
tomac, Md.
Mrs. John w. Nelson, third
vice president of the Washing
ton Council. is directing the day
camp session, which will con-
tinue through August Is.
The first session, which con-
cluded last Friday, drew $50 girls
from Northeast Washington, and
East and Upper Montgomery
County. They met four days a
week under the direction of Mrs.
Pat Haynie of the Girl Scout
staff.
Beginning today and every
Tuesday through Friday, the
new group of Scouts will study
nature, do handicraft work, wade
in streams, explore the woods
and sing and play together.
Mrs. Nelson will be assisted by
80 volunteer leaders, who have
special training in outdoor skills.
Camp Menke is one of three
local day camps that have been
made available to Washington
area scouts this summer. Camp
Plato Place, at Forestville, Md.
and The Ridge, in Fort Dupont
Park, recently completed three
weeks sessions.
A fourth camp. the popular
Camp May Flather, located in
the North River Gap of the
George Washington National
Forest. will continue it's sessions
into August. 1t is the permanent
camp maintained by the Girl
Scout Council Of the District and
Montgomery County and is
about 20 miles from Harrisburg.
Va.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Feor-Stricken Children

was conditioned to them by
playing with a rubber mouse
that Squeaked when squeezed
Then she was shown, at a dis
tance, the funny little tree toad
blowing up his throat to make
his particular sound in the eve
ming. AS soon as she could
laugh. fear disappeared.
Don't force a r-stricken
child to face or touch the thing
she fears. Keep it at a distance
while reaSsuring the child. II
possible begin a slow approach
to acquainting the child with
the harmleSsneSs of the thing
or the creature. If it is the vac
uum cleaner she fears, let hel
look at it and then let her see
someone use it, for a brief mo.
ment at distance. Gradually
day by day, try getting her closer
to it. Do the same with the dog
the cat, the insects that the chilo
breads. Familiarity often is 9
good cure for such fears.
Be patient with such children
so as not to add fear to fear
Don't bother reasoning with a
little child about the harmless
ness of the toad or the thunder
Fear cannot be reasoned away
Try to show the child cour-
age under all circumstances sc
that fear is foreign to the atmos-
phere of the home. Try to make
the child familiar with these
harmless things by gradual
approach, telling the stories OF
Peter Rabbit, Mother Goose
Uncle Wiggily bedtime stories
and the like.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Mrs. Mason Heads Club

Mrs. Frank Mason has been
elected president Of the National
M. Eleanor Breckenridge Club.
An active clubwoman. Mrs.
Mason is past regent of the
Emily Nelson Chapter. District
Daughters of the American
Revolution; past commander of
the Interior Unit No. of the
Disabled American Veterans
Auxiliary, a charter member of
the Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary,
paniSh-American War Veter-
ans, and member of the Ameri-
Evening star., 1953-07-21

can Legion Auxiliary, the East
ern Star, American War Mothers
and the District Business and
Professional Women's Club.
The other new officers of the
club are Miss Marcella Swanner
vice president; Miss Frances
Harris, treasurer; Miss Helen
Hardisty, recording secretary;
Mrs. Henry Sawtelle, correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. Marguerite
de Andrade, director to the Dis
trict Federation of Women's
Clubs, and Mrs. Gertrude Parks.
alternate.
Evening star., 1953-07-21
Problems Today
Wife's Romantic InterIude Over;
Husband Advised to Forget 1t

to pass the incriminating COR
reSpondence on to you would
have been quick on the trigger to
report more serious offenses.
Don't throw away seventeen
happy years for one unwise fall
from grace.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: I'm a
boy of %. graduated from college
and now ready for military Serv-
ice. I'm in love with a girl Of II
who says she loves me, too. We
get along fine, except that she
likes very much to dance, and I
don't. She knows I'll do anything
for her, SO she insists on going
to what I call cheap dance halls.
I get SO embarrassed in these
places I can't dance well.
HANK.
ANSWER: Since you are so
much older than the girl, it's up
to you to raise her standards, not
let her pull you down to hers. If
you feel that she will never
change to suit you, it would be
much better for you to break off
before you go into service. With
her present attitude toward a
good time, you wouldn't have
much faith in her while you
were away. BY setting a good
example and pointing out the
weaknesses in her kind of fun.
you are quite likely to win her
over to your point Of view.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: I've been
going with very nice boy, whom
I like as a friend but not a
sweetheart. He has been telling
people we're going steady. When
they ask me about it, what should
I say?
G.B.
ANSWER: Since the boy hasn't
asked you to go steady, you can
only deny it. Perhaps he thinks
that by making other people be-
lieve you are sweethearts, you'll
eventually succumb to his
charms.
MURIEL NISSEN 1UiH reply to
all readers 1DTo ask for help.
Write for free leGtlet D-2, "DI-
VORCE." In all cases, be sure to
enclose an addressed stamped en-
0elope and send your request to
her, in care OF the Wonuen'S
Dept. The EUening Star. Wash
ington 4, D. C.
Evening star., 1953-07-21

Lunch Dish
Cheese waff1eS make a hearty
lunch or supper topped with
creamed fish, meat or vegetables.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-06
% SCHOOL, TEACHERS
ADDED TO ALASKA
RETIREMENT LIST

JUNEAU Though twenty-five
teachers have been certified by
John Dapcevich, secretary of the
Teachers Retirement System and
approved for retirement benefits
by the Board Of Education during
its recent session here, many of
them will not receive their retire
ment salaries for several years.
The reason? They aren't old
enough, Dapcevich explained.
To receive retirement salary
under the law, a teacher must
have taught Is years, Is of those
years in Alaska, and must be SIS
years old.
The teachers, who have quail
fled for retirement salaries when
! they reach SIS and who were all
approved by the board are:
Margaret Berlin, Helen Gray
Bond, Evelyn Borigo, Mary E.
Curry, Margaret Cutler, Susan p
Drenth, Everett R. Erickson, Geo.
Fabricius, Ben. F. Frampton, Lu-
ellie McDermott, Marguerite T.
Nichols.
Elma o. Olson, Gertie Otnes,
Mariette S. Pilgrim, Olga N. Prit-
chett, Helen E. Pruessing, Agnes
Schlosser, Marjorie Tillotson, Lola
c. lilly, Josie L. Waslzey, Rosa
mond Weller, Ralph G. Wright.
They are added to a list Of Is
teachers, who have previously
qualified.
The Alaska law provides that
eligible teachers shall "be entitled
to receive for life from the Teach
ers' Retirement Fund a salary of
$1,000 per year paid in four equal
quarterly installments."
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-06
Lineups For All-Star
Basketball Games
Tonight At School GYM
BY HERE WILLIAMS

AS the final curtail is pulled
on the 1928 basketball season,
two last games are scheduled to-
night at the High School gym. In
the first tilt at z, the Kangaroos
meet the Whizkids, the former
having swept the five games al
ready played. At 8:15, it will be
the Base All Stars against the
City All Stars, benefit game to
help the CAP buy new basketball
uniforms.
Coach Lou Fulton Of the base
will field strong team which will
feature ball control, speed, a tight
zone defense and they have plenty
of height. The city team will rely
on a fast break and a pressing
man-to-man defense.
All seven teams in the league
will be represented and a tenta-
tive lineup for the base announced
by Coach Fulton will be:
Forwards: Baumgartner, 23rd,
Walton, 32nd.
Center: Beales, 142nd.
Guards: Lear, 23rd, Deket,
32nd.
A second five for the base will
be: McCarty and Litman, 32nd,
D. w. Freer, 23rd,, and Damn and
Kliest, CAP.
For the City
Forwards: Chug Willoya, Lom-
ems, George Bell, Nanooks.
Center: Pete Hahn, Church.
Guards: Milt Willoya, NanookS,
Al Sahlin, Nanooks.
The second unit will be made
up of Elmer Greene, Isaac Lar
sen, Buzzy Swanberg, Vince All
kolik and Herb Williams. Durham
and Kangas will be the referees
in charge. Gametime again will
be at 7 and 8:15.