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Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

Washington at Philadelphia (2)-
McDermott GA and Porterfield (6-2)
vs.. Fricano 0-2) and Portocarrero Il ~.
New York at Boston-McDonald (2-O)
vs.. Nixon (2-3l
Detroit at Cleveland-Marlowe (3-1)
Chicago at Baitimore-sima to-0l VS..
Larsen O-5).
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
BROOKLYN at New York-Podres (4-1)
VS.. Antonelh (6-2l.
st. Louis ct Milwaukee-Haddix (6-3)
vs.. SPAIN (5-3).
Cincinnati at Chicaso f2)-valentine
t3-5) and Wehmeier (0-2). vs.. Jeffcoat
II -0l and Klippstein l2-4).
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh f9l-Pen-
son 0-1l and Roberts t6-4) VS.. Friend
u-D and Littleneld 900.
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gray coat and TV can do. Oriole fans
are learning quickly. . Now they are
booing Manager Jimmy Dykes because his
hitters can't hit E. The original "HitleSs
Wonders" were the Chicago White Sox of
1906, who won the American League PEN
nant while finishing last in team batting
and total bases. . Yet the White Sox
averaged 81 runs game over the 154-game
schedule whereas the Orioles are averaging
less than 2.5 runs.
Georgetown's fine sophomore miller, Bob
Lppemeier has conceded and now is spell
ing his name Iipnmeier because it inYari-
Evening star., 1954-05-30
Athletics Drop Wheat
By the Assoeiased Press

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-The
Athletics today optioned Pitcher
Leroy Wheat to their Ottawa
farm club and purchased Pitcher
Allen Dutch) Romberger. an
other Highlander. from the
same club. I
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As, 7; Senators, 5
Totals - IL : IL 81
! Grounded out for Shea in 9th.
2 Popped out for Marrero in Sth.
Washington
Philadelphil

Popped out for Marrero in Sth.
Washington -- 900 200 1915
Philadelphia ----- O2O O2O 3Ox-7
kuns batted INV. ShantE. Kellner.
FitzGerald, Busby, Finigan (2). Eievers.
Renna (2J. Power Terwilliger (2I. Two.
base hits-Vernon. Busby, Jacobs. Yost.
Lemon. Three-base hit-Runnels. Home
-FitzGerald. Double plays-Demaestr
to Jacobs: Vernon tunassisted). Left on
eSssss-Washinston; Sa.s. ~ Is; II: Philadelphis. 8.
4; on Martin. !: on Pascual 4; on
Dixon. l.. Struck out-By Shea. 2; BY
kellner. 4: by Martin, 3; by Pascual /.
Hits-On Kellner. g in { INNINGS: on
Martin. 8 in 5 innings; OF Shea, 8 in 5
innings: on Pascuai in IA innings:
Q in ! innings. Runs and earned runs
ON Kellner. 2-2: OF Shea, Al: on Pas.
euSl eal 30; d, on Martin. s;3; Of MaryeIo.
ner; Winning Lpitcher--Martin (2-4l,
Losing piteher-Shea (0-5). Time-2:l8
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Win,Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

ODD HOW THE PUBLIC seemed to consider the injury
to Native Dancer personal loSs Tom Fool may have
been better horse but when he permanently retired
there not the emotional STIR . . Shows what
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Mojor League Standings
SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1854.

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Phila., z; Wash. 8.
N. Y. 10; Boston, 2.
Chi. IL; Baltic. 4.
Cleve.. IL; Det.. 0.
Games To-day.
Wash. at Phila. t2).
1905.
Detroit ct Cleve.
Chicago ut BALTIC.
New York at Boston.
Games Tomerrev.
Wash. at N. Y. (2),
1870.
Chi. at Cleve. (2l.
Detroit at BALTIC. t2l.
Phila. at Boston (2).
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(See YANKEES. Page D-3)
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Canes Today.

Games To-day.
Cinci. at Chi. (2).
Phila. at Pitts. (2l.
Bklyn. at N. York.
st. Louis ct Miiw.
Games fsnsrrsW.
Bklyn. at Phila.
N. Y. at Pitts. (21.
Cinci. at Milw. I2l.
81. l. ct Chi. (2).
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NATIONAL.

Pitts. 3; Phila.. 2.
Bklyn., 4; N. T., 2.
Chi. O.: Cinci., o.
st. L.. IL: NIL. z.
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Finigan Breaks Tie.

With two down on the fifth,
Don Bollweg singled to center
and Finigan pumped his homer
into the upper deck in leftfield.
The Senators reduced their
deficit to 4-3 against Martin in
the seventh. Yost opened with
a double. fretted on second base
while Busby grounded out and
(See SENATORS, Page D-3)
Evening star., 1954-05-30

(See COLONIAL GOLF, D-2)
Evening star., 1954-05-23
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-Brick rambler. 8 yrs. old
on H-acre wooded lot. Liv. rm. with
fireplace and din. area. bedrms.:
kit. with snack bar. Lge. screened
rage. Nj. univ. Of Nd, Naval ord,
walk to new grammar school: by
owner, being transferred. $4,000
ApELPHi%x real California ram
bier. This long, low, luxurious home
place. a full din dining i'' room. oi w" 3 Eener- ne
ous-size bedrooms. 1 with powder
room. The modern kitchen. with
q breakfast nook. is Just too nice
to describe. The utility room, with
fSs automatic Sn..w;fa washer Is treat foI
9STn 9STSh add a large s4JeS Se aTR
priced fairly at Sic. $50. Open
to 8. Out New Hampshire ave,
right on Univ. lane. left on Riggs
I'd. at 5000 and BAINUM REAL
ESTATE sign. JU. $4,000.
AvONDALE-Open Sun. 4S07 La Sale
TiLoysy i. soesr% srg ,.6r% brick with IL
made Of attached gar. Fireplace,
bsmt.: lots of flowers and shrubs,
fruit trees. Asking S15.750. JOHN
A. VENT. AP. 10000; UN. 4-2333.
BELTSvILLE New 3-bedrm., full
bsmt. brick rambler, now under
construction; $i4,s50 If sold before
completion; decorations to suit
purchaser. Built. and for sale by
G. @. BARR CO.. WE. 5-4S67.
BELTSvIILE. $22.500; lge.- 9-rm.. @
bath residence; rec. rm.. 2-car gar,
barn with 8 box stalls; IA acres,
level land; excel. financing. low cash
payment. @. @. BARR CO., WE.
BELTSVILLE AREA - Excel. Groom
on hard road; asking $4,000; make
Us gs an % Stfer; 1Ss1 Ssll today O. @. BARR
BELTsviLLE, Sii,5e0; lovely 3-bed-
rm. home on. S5-ft. corner lot;
81 500 down. @. q. BARR CO.,
BElrsS1EiE: eli VILE, sl4.sSo; superb 4-sed-
hood. Cain today. q. q. BARR CO.
WE. 5-4S67.
BLADENSBURG-5-rm. bungaloY on
main highwsy: huge lot; ideal bust
ness-home location: 81 .460 down.
HERB BEDFORD. AP. .7-2346.
BRENTWOOD-Best section: 6-rm
bungalow in this conv. loc,; liv. rm
With flrepL. fun din. rn.. equip
@ prcv.S scr sisSa6 poFss fq Wi Ss t9s sSsb ST an
ei ds LozER. MA 7iSsSiS Fssiscr. u VA. AcAEtSbos 1865
BRENIWOOD-Just on r: ]. ave-
payment; substantially built bunga
In very clean cond.; 8 bedrms.. lge
equip. kit. full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.i
WR ssneed Sssss lSs; gar Eyss EycsSsaL9YnTx 9nc sun AZ.
LozIER. fealtes, wa. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALs-Mp.

SIS, ,995-$39 A MO.
NATL HOMES. q BEDRM. CADET
Just 5 new, complete homes, ready
next month on terraced hillside
lots. Modern YOUNGSTOWN kitchen
$3.50 down vet or non-vet. Drive
out now to see the lots on 5Isi
ave-, Just north Of Benntng rd. anc
Marlboro ave. Then bring your
deposit Mon or Tues. to Mr.
Andris, 7942 Wisconsin ave-, Be-
thesda. OIL. 2-9O7O. "a
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OPEN 1 TO 8

OPEN / TO 8
6307 DAHLONEGA RID.
New contemporary rambler built by
Korzendorfer featured in this
months LIVING magazine., g bed.
rms. ia baths, electric kit. witf
eolored appliances, carport ano
patio. DIRECTIONS: Out Mass
ave. extended to Mohican pl., lei,
on Mohican. to WiscasSet; continue
right to Dahlonega, left to home.
5812 PHOENIX DRIVE
You'll be delighted with this Colonial
rambler with its center-han en-
trance. soft. liv. din. area opening
on screeend porch, electric kit. w1tf
adjoining laundry, twin-size bed
rms. ga baths, paneled rec. rm:
e fenced sacasnt H
ing available. Directions: Out Ole
GEORGETOWN rd. to Beach dr., lef
on Beach to first street, left u
Phoenix. right to home.
3405 BEXHILL PLACE
o645 E. BEXHILL DRIVE
$37,500
Two new luxury homes built by Kor:
Contemporary brick and stone ram.
bier with 8 hedrms.. ga baths. rec
rm.: the other an authentic vii
liamsburg Colonial with bedrms.
ga baths: both supurb in workman
ship. A $4,000 trust at 4h% 1!
available on each home. Directions
From Conn. ave. out Kensingtor
parkway to East Bexhill dr.. righ'
blocks to home.
III. J. KorZendorfer Co., Inc
OIL. 4-Sl11 TILL 8.
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CHEVERLY

MODEL HOME
3103 Crest ave-; 3-bedrm. brick. 1M
baths. porch and garage.
OPEN
2439 Valley way; new 2-story brick
3 bedrms. and garage.
OPEN
2S12 Cheverly ave-. z rms, level cor
lot. stone front. slate roof.
MANY OTHERS
All In vicinity of the new Washing
ton Baltimore parkway.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALTOR
$40 Annapolis Rd UN. 4-1143
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HAMLET
CHEVY CHASE

bedrms: and bath on 2nd: Cape Cod
white brk.; 2-car drive-in garage;
. years old: all-elec; kit. gas heat
Sal 800; Open Sunday, 1 to dark.
1854 Glendale.
Dir: Out Conn. to Dunlop, rt. on
Dunlop to Glendale. left to 1854
or call Mrs. Shreve at EN-. 2-2218;
ewes, OIL. 4-6745.
Merryfield g. Woods
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1907

OPEN SUNDAY, 1907
This attrac. 3-bedrm. redwood siding
rambler. with attached garage, all
elec. kit; full bsmt., baseboard heat.
Colesville rd. to Piping Rock and
arrow. left to "Open" sign.
Brick rambler. bedrms.. iiy rm:.
bsnit.. oil heat. storm windows and
screens; Handicapped acre. Direc-
tions: Out Colesville rd. to Briggs
CLANCY. right at arrow mi. to
"Open" sign on right.
Modern rambler, lge. kitchen, break
fast room, lge. raneled firepl.. liv.
rm.. 3 lge. pedrms.. 9 baths. full
bsmt.: all-steel constructed. plus ra-
diant h.-w.h.; sep. 4-car garage; on
10 acres; all kinds of fruit and nut
trees. Directions: Out Colesville
pike to Harding lane and arrow.
right to open" sign and house
on left.
Smith w. Allnutt, Sr.
JU. 9-4646 or Fulton S-3194
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OPEN TODAY, 1-6

HONEYMOON COTTAGE
Is the way we describe this i'm
maculate home that is truly diff
ferent. Each bedroom has double
closets and built-in vanity with
is already under construction; the
lot is beautifully Handicapped with
tulips and roses and other shrubs;
you can assume large 40 GI loan
with monthly payments Of only
S69.90. including everything. After
the honeymoon is over and Mother
Nature has cut her pattern. the
upstairs is ready and waiting for
> additional bedrooms; S11, $50.
Directions: Out New Hamp. ave. ext.
approx. "a mi. past Northwest Park
Apis. to Oakview. dr., left on OAK
to 97O2 and "Open' sign.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
WOODSIDE FOREST

WOODSfDE FOREST
One Of Silver Springs most beautiful
subdivisions. An all-brick. home with
slate roof, h.-w.h.; 3 bedrms.. 2
baths: lge. liv. rm.. full-sized din
rm.: side scr porch: on lovely,
shaded lot. Dir: Out Georgia ave
to White Oak dr.. right l blk. to
Woodland dr.. right to 9411 Wood
land DIR, and our open sign,
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CLINTON. MD.

OPEN H-6
Country living: only 6 mi. from D. c.
Lovely Cape Cod brick. 2 bedrms.
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and bath,
1st flr; stairway to unfin. 2nd ar.
with plumbing. bsmt.: s4-acre lot.
Buy now and have q lge. garden
CT contract, Dir: Out Branch
ave. s.e. g mi. past Schuler's 4
Restaurant. left at Texaco station
TO- open" sign. SIGLER & CO.,
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\ OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
SILVER SPRING
2 LOVELY RAMBLERS
THE DREAM KITCHEN YOU
HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
BIilt.in val wall oven; slec, 4-6uEne. aTI.s /.
deep-well fryer. natural wood cab
inets. exhaust fan, garbage disposal
and dishwasher: plus plenty work
ing space.
THE BATHROOM?
We have not only colored tile and
fixtures. but an extra-large vani-
tory with Formica top and ultra
modern medicine cabinet. For the
ladies, q built-in scale. We have Q
lge. liv: rm. with fireplace with z
iT TbeSrms' ShSnSre ExcEPr KEEP tS that % our Bed
rms. are really DOUBLE BEDRMS.
THE BASEMENT?
We have q huge playroom, " bath.
laundry rm., workshop and Q future
room for your maid: Plus. on-street
parking and . lovely level lot with
many full-grown trees.
ONLY $18,950
Directions: Out Ga. ave-. left on
garet's Way. continue on McComas
to 2606, 260S and our open houses.
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
10. 6-s2oo.A Ju. 7-os5S.
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5 BEDROOMS

Would be no problem in this i'm
in lovely Woodmoor. There are now
3 bedrms. on the 2nd floor with
room for 2 more on the spacious
Bird floor. The grounds are excep-
tional. Condition excellent. Large
screened porch. Powder room on
lst floor. Garage, breeZeWay:
Anchor fenced rear ard. Full
asphalt tiled basement. Convenient
to schools, shopping and transporta-
ton Assume large 4h% lst trust.
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesville I'd. to
OLD Bladens5urs Tdi Tsfi right tn PIX anS 9S
open" sign.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
ONE LEVEL

Brick. with attached garage. Liv. rm..
din. rm.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths: fully
equipped kit: breakfast rm.; patio;
parquet floors: all rms. are excep-
rd. to Flower ave. left to 9100 and
our open sign.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
OoE Gisf Ava III R.1R70
Evening star., 1954-05-23
CT ELIGIBLE

HILLWOOD MANOR
OPEN SUN. 1.30 TO $50
Near. Langley Park. Det. brick Colo.
nial. liv. rm. with fireplace; screened
side porch: separate din. rm.; mod.
ern kit. bedrooms, full basement;
partially finished rec. rm. Lovely
lot. Near. public and parochia
schools. shopping and transp. VA
approved for S16.750. Directions
Out New Hampshire ave about ~
miles beyond D. C. line to Erskine
right on Erskine and right on 14tf
avenue to our sign. Mr.. Maurv TU
2-3926.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-20Ot
HOME AND INCOME, LAUREL
152 LAFAYETTE
OPEN l TO 9
Nice 5-bedrm., full basement home
2 kitchens. oil heat, glassed ahC
screened front porch plus S17(
monthly income. Priced $14. ESQ
Terms can be arranged. Ed Rou
land, with OSCAL SEIGEL, EX
Evening star., 1954-05-23
CITNTON-S21 500

CLINTON-$21 800
Approx. ] acre gardens planted. lovely
5S-ft: brk. rambler, lge. liv. rm.,
cleo. kit. util. rm. incl. breezeway
to att. gar with workshop; garden
tractor. CY. 1859. IL Horseshoe
rd. Out Branch ave. past traffic
light in Clinton to 1st street on
Evening star., 1954-05-23
CHILLUM TERRACE

.7O2 SHERIDAN ST.
Det. 4-bedrm. brk. home, on lge.
well-landscaped lot. Liv. rm. witt
firepl., sep. din. rm., mod. kit. full
bSmt.; gas a.-c.h.; screened sitting
porch. Priced at $4,000. Shown by
appt. Call Mr.. Sadler. AID. 2-S656
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K st. NV. ME. s-4s2s
Evening star., 1954-05-23

pflce 81 ,bUU. ATLAS BROkERAGE
CO., WA. 7-4Q66.
PISCATAWAY ROAD-CLINTON
BY owner and builder. lge. bedrms
lge;; ,ci;, closets. lily; rm:: din; rm;. kit i,
attached. In fine neighborhood. Al.
most acre of ground. All Handicapped
and outside firepl. Ideal for children
or retired cple.
DIR: out Branch ave. to Clinton
right at light, 5 mi. to open sign
AL day Sat. and Sun. CY. 7-9023
Evening star., 1954-05-23
CLOSE IN-S155OO

CLOSE IN-$I5, ,5UU
A delightful brick home for the small
family. Featuring a sep. din. rm,
lge. scr. porch. and yard that will
delight the garden lover. Short walk
to public or parochial school. shops
and bus.
Dir: Out New Hampshire ave. to Larch
ave-, left to 906 and our open sign.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

UNIVERSITY HILLS = Large bricl
rambler near U. Of Nd. Just redec
Large liy. rm. with custom built
mantled fireplace, 3 good sized, air.
bedrooms, large tiled recreation typt
bsmt. Dream kit. with hreakfas
space: garbage disposal, dishwasher
fan. etc. Anchor fenced yard
lures. Only $1S,6OO. CT or con,
Evening star., 1954-05-23

CAPITOL HGTS.-6 rooms and batf
S.-w.h.. coHv. to transp. % and School School
80, $50. S1.50C cash.
CAMP SPRINGS-New Cape Coo
brick; full bsmt.; buiIt-in garage;
large lot; rms. and bath on LIST
floor; 2 rms. and bath: partially
finished on end. S15,750. $500
cash. Call Mrs. Sears. LO. 7-S329
with PIJFFENBERGER
Evening star., 1954-05-23

BOULEVARD HEIGHTs-oPEN / Tc
brick Cape Cod. 4 bedrms,. III baths
finished rec. rm. in full bsmt.. firepl
in liv. rm.; nice, lge., Anchor fenced
yard; IL Gu. It. refgr., stove; alumni
mum storm windows. screens anc
eSSea GSoD BUY P5Se GDIE pR $1o3nSqa 81 Pa REA ave
left on Southern ave, right on Byer,
st. approx. 3 blocks to 5119. Girls.
MOND REAL ESTATE. 459S st. Bar.
nabaS I'd. Sc, LO 7-S216
Evening star., 1954-05-23

5004 HoLLYwooD RID.
81 900 below market value. New, 2
bedrms. with expandable upstairs
full basement; nice yard. Ed Rou-
land, with OSCAL SEIGEL. EX
3-2501, Webster 5-6760.
COLLEGE. PARK. As is. home and
income for $50 q mo. bedrms
and nook: ljv. rm.. din. rm., flrepl.
1nld 1Ha nsmt' ISN'T FENCED yardi nSo lot & 70 oS
|Beltsville. 3 bedrms., large lot: i'm
mediate possession: S4OO down, to-
tai price $11 500, SS5 q month.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

TEMPLETON KNOLLS = semidet
Brink e5Ins nshIns,.. 6eShrms, auto. wash. ma
down payment. 10. 3-6547, DOUC
M. SMILEY. INC, UN 4-S260.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

NEAR N.O.L. on Powder MIL I'd. a
large: comfortable home with 9
Old. on on 1s-acre lot; lot Complete apart. y II.
ment to rent out in terrace. Priced
for quick sale at S16.950. 5000
down CT, So. 400 FHA. Open 9 tc
.. Out Riggs rd.. continue on Pow.
Powder eT Min aSG ESrnfr house 81 0Ono ON ieft fe
BAINUM REAL ESTATE. JU
$1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-05
Judaism Lose a Daughter
Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
Thus outwttng THE DEVIL AND HIS SPIRITUAL
INSANITY THAT A HUMAN BEING, EVEN THE VIRGIN
MOTHER, is THE MOTHER OF GOD!-Oh my! Oh my!
Oh my
How many generations will be suckers for such
schoolboy LOGIC CD
Christ Jesus is just what God revealed and demon
strated Him to be!-Son of man and son of God!
l. Jesus: why calles thou ms good None is good
but One That is God"!-"Worship Him"!-and
within who doeh the works!
2. 81 (the scientific, spiritual, triumphant divine
idea of our Faher-Mother God, all-harmonious and
Gods man!-) the Way, the Truth and the Life!
The "I"-'lves and moves, and has its benign
the Mind, Spirit, Soul God Infinite divine Principle
NOT in mythical matter. but the sensual and
minded Adams and Ewes CANNOT discern such
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to those whom Satan hath bound!
Converted murderous, Hebrew intellectual, Sau-the
spiritual giant Chrske Apostle Paul said: 1.-THE WIS
DOM OF THIS WORLD is FOOLISHNESS WITH COD"!
Hence, the worthiness of only Gods Chosen Ones
the pure in heart enough become scholars and
students of Gods Savior and Lberator of His Holy Bible
including the indispensable and imperative New Testa-
ment, of course,
All who reject the New Testament, and the Christian
Science textbook. the Bibles Savior Adams and Ewes
prisoners of the DEVIL the state of spiritual nsanty!
of defective, intellectual and spiritual integrity!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-05
Liquor Advertising
Continued From Page 81

liquor industry being aersed and is putting forth
exactly the arguments against the Bryson bill did
against the Capper LANCER and Johnoncase But
each time their fallaces should be exposed.
Contrary their proiesiaon the makers and sellers
Of liquor do not have right any and all pro-
oions means open TO merehandsers OF any other legal
product. There ong-standng Supreme Court decision
this point.
To thus limit prohibit advertising is not TO VIC
late right Of free speech The liquor industry and
one else would still retain the right argue freely for their
point But there is inaenabe right to persuade
people 10 either tote" pistols drink whisky.
The passing Of Representative Bryson leaves the bill
without its author push H. And like It's forerunners it
may not succeed in becoming law But make mistake
about The liquor interests not ignoring the warming
npIicit simply in the introduction Of such And
every effort made in their behalf helps drive back the liquor
traffic from outrageous eronfery and keeps II
mindful that there limits TO the tolerance Of tolerant
people, Victory be victory need rot always be total
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-05
Hebraic Bernard Barueh
ELOQUENT AGAIN.
ON ~. Sunday. Nav 2aI

ON Tv, Sunday, May 2a
Mr.. Barveh has high evavafon Of seIf-disepIineI-
stressed the privilege of the freedom TO exercise SELF
kNPLINE IN A DEMOCRACY
Whereas, in dictatorship, despofie discipline is en-
ed upon nation, accompanied with slavery and TYRANNY
Mr. Barveh uniquely coupled seIf-disepIine with some
the fine principles Of Thomas Jefferson For example,
JeHersons observation relative TO the wisdom of mini
m Of government TO be harmonzed with country benq
ell governed in which its citizens either choose or are en-
bwsqed exercise wise self-dscipine'.
Mr. Barueh also cited the shortcomings Of lsssezfsire
nomy such had prior TO the New Deal; and he also
hed upon the excessive intrusion of the New Deal and
M into the lives of its citizens He indicated that il
no pleasant TO be pIvndered by laundering, rae
esng. beavracraey The writer's words than the
lied economic royasis. We not quoting but giving
N Impressions Of Mr.. Barveh's opinions. in own
suaseD
Mr. BarUeh places great importance upon the wise
BE Of REASoNl-snd there he is in good company! - The
Esphei Isaiah having said: Come and LET REASON
she Though your sins bs scarlet they shall be white
now"l-
And God having dictated 10 His Revestor Of His
Second Coming Of chrisf-ihe invneibe, divine, ndivid-
TF of Jesus, the Holy Ghost conceived Son of Mary:
REASON is the most active human faculty.!
Mrs Eddy says further in substance: Through REASON
nynce the mortal Of his mistaken Of seeking hap
ness
mrs Eoov also says: HdPPnesS - sPiHud'. W ~ po'H
divine Truth and divine Love. II is unseIfish, dvinethe
jv OF loving God supremeIy the One Mind infinite Soul
brit in and Of the universe, and ones neighbor ones
Extraordinarily according TO Christ.
Such love for God and enables TO be employed
gandest and most important business in the universal
The Fathers Bvsiness"!-wheh brings out wise inter-
relation of The Golden RUle""working out the greatest
bod for the greatest Misunderstanding alert TO the Scripture
must wage spiritual warfare with the world, the
sh and with nj
@ Science Miracle Messiah, prepared to fight the
sNIes Of the Lord"!-"dvine Love-"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-05
my Find Mental AiIment Cure:
Dewey!
N Y Daily News SPA

Daily News STA
although the state SPENDS NEARLY ONE-THIRD
OF ITS ENTIRE OPERATING BUDGET to FOR
THE MENTALLY ILL!
it can BARELY KEEP EVEN with the APPALLING
INCREASE OF 5000 PATIENTS EACH YEAR GOV.
DEWEY disclosed yesterday.
"'EITHER will increasingly learn how to cure
these sick people before they state hospital OR
WE SHALL BE ENCULFED,' he added
New School Dedicated.
''To the problem Dewey said the state maintains
programs of psychatrc clinics for outpatents and
chiarc advisers in schools and other local agencies
we'll mental for patients in general hospitals
Speaking at the dedication of the LINDEN HILL
SCHOOL for SEVERELY DISTURBED CHILDREN at
Hawthorne the Governor said the states appropriation
for mental hospitals have grown from $37 million 942
10 $l40 million this year.
"'More Research"
LINDEN HILL was BUILT BY the JEWISH BOARD
OF GUARDIANS. 1t has facilities for &c patients.
"'THE WHOLE FIELD OF MENTAL ILLNESS CRIES
OUT FOR RESEARCH AND STILL MORE RESEARCH,
Dewey declared
I'VE doing it in the state government in a num-
Der of projects. We doing in partnership with
you and other voluntary agencies. NY DAILY News
May 24)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-05
Gladstone (?): Whiskey More Deadly
Than Wars and Pestilenees!

Detroit Tribune presents from c. S. Monitor, May a.,
The Reader Writes"0
To The Christian Science Monitor:
There is much talk about communism and none
about the vile killer Of all time alcohol. believe il
Gladstone who told the British Parliament that
whiskey had killed than all the and pesii-
enees put together
have visited police courts gone into taverns they used
call them saoons) and the sights have not in
any way like the billboard ads for booze.
II do not deny the of communism. But have
the misery and rotten corruption caused by booze
all hands do not know Communist anyone who
does Several Kansas City police tell that at
IS per Of the inmates Of as and mental insfu
lions there because of booze.
THE in this business must be Of the fact that
murder rape robbery child deserfion
and every rotten act known TO man.
"Onee again say booze is mans number one enemy.
Wouldn't il be good idea TO advertise alcohol for
what il ISL Kansas City, No. H. M Hope, ST."