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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

large following of fans from the
Delta who are andy backing the
Delta Devils.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

And Work." and an address to be
given by Mrs. Charles L. Wharton
on THE Young Mems Christian
Association" President J. L. Red
dix will bring greetings on behalf
of the college; Dean H. T. Samp-
son, Chairman of the Parish Street
Y.M.C.A. Committee Of Manage
ment, will extend greetings and
welcome on behalf of the local
Y.M.C.A.
Other topics to be discussed dur
ing the conference of vital interest
to the YMCA laymen who are
urged to attend are: "YMCA
Branch Relations" "YMCA Pub
lie Relations Membership in the
YMCA," Enhancing the YMCA,"
and "Christian Emphasis in the
YMCA."
In addition to local Y.M.C.A.
laymen, approximately fifty dele
gates are expected from Vicks-
burg and Greenville, Miss; New
Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Shreve-
port, La; Mobile, Ala. and Mem
phis, Tenn.
Parish Street Branch Y.M.C.A
official delegates appointed at g
recent session Of the Committee
of Management are: j. D. Hardy
w. J. Thompson, E. w. Banks, Sr.
Dean L. B. Fraser, and Jones A
Moore, Jr., alternate.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

superiority to the Delta Devils over
whom they were able to gain a
hair-raising last minute victory by
the measely score Of only 7-6 up at
tia Bena last wear.
The Delta Devils, according to
the advance dope remains intact
from last year, with the addition of
some top flight men from some of
the best high school teams in and
out of the state, which means that
the Devils have already laid the
plans to keep from being pushed
over by any team on their current
schedule. They also have one game
behind them for the season 1914
win by the Alcorn Braves up in
the delta last week which despite
their loss went up as danger sig
nal to all their remaining foes for
this season.
The game which will be played
under the lights at Alumni Stadium
will be featured by some high-class
half-time actions featuring the
Jackson College Band and major
cites which has already worked to
bring to perfection some machinp
formation never executed on the
drill field by sixty member group
in local history.
According to advanced informa-
ton a record crowd is expected to
witness the game augmented by q
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
Y. N. G. A..
Continued from Page One)

lanta University; Mr.. Charles l..
Wharton, Executive Secretary,
Southern Area Council WMCA's,
and Mr.. Dunbar Reed, Associate
Secretary, also of the Southern
Area Council, all of Atlanta, Ca;
and DR.. FELTON, G. Clark, President,
Southern University, Baton Rouge,
La, and member of the National
Council YMCA's representing the
Southern Area
The theme of the conference is:
"Study To Show Thyself )"
and the purpose as follows-to
understand the role of volunteer
Christian institution in the social
climate in which we live; to under
stand the structure, role and meth
DDS Of work Of the Y.M.C.A.; to
locate leaders for the Y.M.C.A
unconventional, area-wide, anc
national; and to fellowship anc
share our wealth of experiences.
The public is invited to attend
the opening sessions, Friday, DC.
tober list at $50 pm. and 7:45 p
m. when DR.. Mozell c. Hill will
address the audience on "The So.
cial Climate In Which We Live
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
kenya 80.
Continued from Page One)

~N~sAA ~ SASJ
cial problem" created by the chill
dren Of thousands Of Africans
held in prison camps.
Tom Mbeya, secretary of the
federation, complained the authori-
ties have set up no machinery for
looking after the children. Thou
sands Of orphans are wandering
in Nairobi and other centers look
ing for food. They eat scraps
from the markets and beg money.
At night they sleep in empty
houses, old junked automobiles
and other makeshift shelters.
Mboya said that wives and rela-
tives frequently have no knowledge
Of the fate Of men folk in British
detention camps. He also COM
planned that it takes too long for
the authorities to get around to
screening a man after he is picked
up and placed in the dentention
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

especially a 215 pound back who
will be seen by local fans for the
first time in the action Friday
night.
The Tigers will be out to pull out
all the stops with the opening
whistle in an effort to prove their
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

ence," Beta Kappa Chi Journal"
and in the "Iowa State College"
(the university where he earned
his doctorate) Journal of Science
among other learned publications.
Gets $4,000 For Cancer
Active as research chemist on
government war projects during
World War III and at the Eastman
Kodak Company, DR.. Samuel P.
Massie has research interest in
drugs, dyes and insecticides. He
has recently been granted $4,000
from the National Cancer Institute
to do research on cancer drugs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
DR.. massie...
Continued from Page One)

\OOAAsAAaSA IL 0iii QsC SlcJ
eco registered members in attend
ance at the 126th annual meeting
of the American Chemical So
ciety," convened in New York at
the Hotel Statler. The chemist is
now chairman Of Fisk university's
department of chemistry in Nash
vile.
The Negro scholar and research
err who was the first of his race
to become elected president of the
"Oklahoma Academy of Science"
and who was regional vice presi-
dent, National Institute of Sci
ence" was also among participants
at the recent meeting held in Kan
sas City when he was among some
six teachers selected from among
those from all over the country
seminaring symposium on put
ting the plus into college teach
ing"
Highly Honored And A Prolific
Writer
Active in the American Chemical
Society, National Institute of Sci
ence, Beta Kappa Chi, Sigma XII,
Phi Lambda Epsilon, Oklahoma
Academy of Science, and Tennes-
see Academy of Science, Dr.. Mas
sizes published research is pro-
life.
Listed in American Men of
Science" the young Negro schol-
ar's published articles have ap-
peared in the journal of The
American Chemical Soci ety,''
journal of Organic Chemistry
the Northwestern Review" "Pro-
ceedings of the Oklahoma Acad.
envy Of Science" Proceedings OF
the Tennessee Academy of Sci
!
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02
Jakson College

Continued from Page One)
Jackson College history. Coach
John Merritt, and his staff has been
known to talk enthusiastically
about the 1854 tigers at times,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-10-02

camp.
He added that detainees often
don't get their jobs back, even
when released with a clean slate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

Use Tide in your uUiomGtie wusher!
Follow the example Of millions Of
women. Take the word of the manu-
facturers who recommend Tide for
their automatic washing machines.
Remember No matter whether you
own one Of their up-to-the-minute
automatics, or popular wringer-
type machine nothing else will
wash as clean as Tide, yet is so mild.
No washday soap, no other deter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

shown to panel Of housewives. 81 per
cent picked the Tide-washed clothes Is
cleaner proving with their own
eyes what Is also proved BY rigid scien-
tiiic testsl What's more, Tide gave these
superior cleaning results 1t half fss
cost Of The losO-sSdsing prodscti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25

gent known-including the new low
sudsing products nothing else can
match Tidel
You see, Tide-with its full-action
suds-is actually designed to deliver
the greatest possible cleaning power
in all ofthese washers. Naturally, you
want the cleanest, whitest washes
possible so, no matter which Of
these machines you own, use Tide
and nothing but Tide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-25
TESTS AGAINST loW-sUDslae PRoDUcT PROVE TIDE
GETS el0TMEs dEAMER - and d oaIy haIs no sessl

At the Tide laboratory, two identical
loads Of soiled clothes were washed,
week after week, In identical top
loading automatic washers. one load
with Tides full-action suds, the other
with q leading low-sudsing product.
After S washings, the clothes were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Girl Of II Killed Going to Wedding

IN. 7. Herald
Not really kilsdi-ivst q step upward from the imms.
vrs MYTHICAL towards the eternal whore she will DO
scientifically chrsisnIsd and spiritvslssd via Gods inn
psrstivs Christ Miracle Science Messiah privilege indeed
"covdsrsport, Pa, Sept tAPl-A young girl travelling
TO Erie TO be married today crushed 10 death and the
boy she TO we'd injured when two autos smashed
together bridge this north central Psnnsyvsns
town.
Beverly Gardner, seventeen OF WkssBsrrs, wss killed
fhs accident last night while her intended bridegroom and
driver Of the she riding in, Joseph Pisso twenty
also Of WkssBsrrs received multiple head lsesrstiors
-Four other personal---very. In the two esrs-wsrs
injured In The hssd-on collision, one critically.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
pesesresatioIl--

(Continued from Page 81
M huge colored vote which in the North, where Negroes
. early permitted vote had been virtually sodIv R.
ubcsn since the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment,
n 1870.
GENEROUS HANDOUTS
Credit for this successful maneuver which has 40 rad
y changed political tides in the United States has been
,ren to Harry Hopkins and Rex Tugwell of the first
Roosevelt bran trust" but the influence of Mrs. Roosevelt
swinging this voting strength the New Deal was even
rester.
So enthusiastic did the Negro people become over Mrs
oosevet that It sadand widely believedthat the
of colored voters into the Democratic ranks
fssnired by so-called Eleanor Clubs"
As the Roosevelt panic and depression deepened and
pad after the New Deal really under way thousands
Negroes in Washington gladdened by tho generous
handouts that poured into their Laps from the new gme
Pm on relief and I'm certainly enjoying i'll"
The truth of the matter that the
smes did little advance the social status of the Negro
DR and Harry made promises but Democratic
allied act They prevented the passage of FEPC law.
Republican administration at Albany put fair en-
boymen law the books in New York. under the
authorship of Senator Ives.
But it President Eisenhower who really did more
practical character for the Negro than any president
snce Lincoln.
Segregation abolished in the armed services and
public housing and Atty. Gen. Brownel moved in for the
apartment of Justice in the school that decided
May, and under which segregation in the public schools
Washington abolished in rush. by the district
bissioners
AN IKE ACHIEVEMENT
The school board issued order abolish racial
tistics, that would not be known which pupils
white and which coored Since statute law prevent
u this, the order recalled.
The district commissioners also waited until Congress
bad adjourned. when they Issued order abolishng seq
begation in the fire department.
The remens union, all white, has voted unanimously
appeal to Congress to stop the order authorizing racial
bniesration in the department
The feeling in the capital 10 bitter, hremen are
together in their dormitories into closer relation
than is established by desegregaton in the schools.
Southern Democrats in Congress prevented
7 fire department two years ago.
This briefly is the record of the Eisenhower admins
PATTON in the field of racial relations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Ex-Ford Legal Secretary, Roman
Catholic, Thinking Bankruptey!-

For which the DEVILS medicine surgery and psyehistry
had not the imperative, divine and spiritual medicine that
was urgently needed
Again. THE FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHNcI
Services for Miss ssns will be a. ST. Thersss
Church.
Miss ssns, formerly Of 1877 csnsssss was fatally in.
Ivrsd Sunday az Atlantic Beach, Fla when struck by
auto fhs beach while sUNBATHkc She died in hospital
at Jacksonville Fla where she had FIVE months ago
from Detroit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
u. Of D. Student Drowned! Aqe 70!

Roman Catholic Devoid Of the pure Christ svsIsbls in
us completeness, purity, in Gods Christ Miracle Science
Notwithstanding Jesus promise Of The Comforter,
fhs Holy Ghost the Spirit Of Truth who will teach eli
things. ~ John a.
Hence. impotence 10 avail himself Of Gods promise 10
Jesus, 10 u have given you POWER all the
called power Of the enemy and nothing shall by any means
hurt you'll
Services for John A. Sobssk a. Birmingham, will be
in Holy Name Church, Birmingham. . Mr.. Sobisski, .
native Dsfroitsr and student at the University OF Detroit
drowned Saturday camping trip Blind River. Ont
His parents survive"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02

God debating to Mrs. Eddy during the second half Of
her life, to perform the greatest healing sindestroyng
and Leadership performing and Leadership inspiring
pirations since the Incompatible abors and miracles of
our great Master, Christ Jesus, Himself!
"CADDY KILLED, PLAYER HURT BY LIGHTNING"
THE DEVIL TAKING OVER so YEARS!
VIA UNCHRISTLIKE THINKING!
OF HEBRIAC, CATHOLIC, PROTESTANT,
AND OTHER NON-CENUINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
HOMES, CHURCHES SUNDAY SCHOOLS!!i
1.-THE ROAD TO HELL is PAVED WITH
GOOD INTENTIONS
GODS SPIRITUAL MAN-OUR TRUE BEING
is TMMUNIZED VS.. EVIL PROVES
GOD is LOVE!
"Ann Arbor, Sept. "a 13-year-old caddy, Larry
Clark, killed and player injured when lightning
struck tree under which they had taken shelter on the
University of Michigan golf course late yesterdsy."
hILoMINA sLANE - AGE 1911
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02

Thinking fsUrs-dsvoisd TO Of the four European
religious erippIss instead Of Gods impressive Christ Miracle
Science Msssishl
John ). o'conns. As, nephew Of Daniel p. oconns.
upstate New York powerful Democrat leader end ihs
victim Of sensational kidnapping in the 1905, died today
In 81. Peters Hospital
mr. oconnsiI ves-prssidenf and general manager
Of the Hsdrek Brewing Co. here He had suffered cerebral
hsmorrhsss thinking eospsewsgss Of sim Aug a."
FRENCH DRIVE MAKES cocNAc v. S. oRIkkr
m. Y. Herald Tribuns)
THE DEVIL USING FRANCE AND THE v. ST.
MUCH FOOD FOR THOUGHT
A NATIONAL PERIL!
SENSUAL THNkINC-OF THE DEVIL LOUSY
pscIPl INEI A PERIL TO NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTISTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
'Lifesuard, 10, is Drowned!
Detroit Timssl

Detroit Tinesl
THE DEVIL TAKING so YEARS.
From home church, and Sunday School, where The
blessings Of Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah not
taught However, for The soessd victim. his giving Of
The ghost awakening towards the profound privileges
Of honsst.to-cod Christian Sesnsstsi
IAN isyssr-oId Ilfssvsrd employed BY The American
Bridge Division Of the w. Steel Corporation drowned yes
srdsy In attempt TO rcwbost that had slipped
ncorinss and driffsd $50 yards into Rouge River.
THE victim. Andre Msvnlsr. 246oo JOY wssusmploysd
The Trenton docks OF the MeLov'h Steel Corp where the
bridge division Is building bridges The Rouge River.
His lob pluck from the river rsssrs who might
accidentally fall from their high psrehss.
= John j. o'coNNtLL. JR. DlEs"--AcE Isl
...,. ,, IN. Y. Herald
sSThe devil Taxing over ~ years. estr
(continued next column ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
New York-0ne Of The Top
Devils Hos In North America

God condemned exploitation and rsekstssrins in
the entertainment world the magazines, radio, ss
vision. womens clothing indvsriesl-In defiance Of Gods
edmonton: HE that ooketh 10 lust after her.
hath committed adultery with her already in his heart
MULTLBILLlok TOBACCO AND ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES OF THE DEVIL
sHoDDY MERCHANDISE FoIsTED UPON 'DUPEs,
'YokELs' 'sUckERslll
IN LIEU OF THE PEACE WHICH PAssErH 4
ALL UNDERSTANDINGS ~
The devil hates Righteousness and loves nqvy Hence,
The LOVE Of money is the ROOT Of all svr1
But have the vnshakabs peace Of the Christ Key
10 OUR svsrprsssnt heaven and eternal fsss per God
TO Mrs. Eddy 10 in His masterpiece, the c. Textbook:
ERROR URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS IS SELF
DESTROYED"
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS oPPoRTUNlTYI
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE DAWN1
Hence WHY STAND AcHAsT AT NoTHIkcNEss7
THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN ERRoRT
THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL tscesIsd)
EXISTENCE Is M-Y.T.Hldsmonstrsbly 10 the pure
In hssrtl-pvrs enough 10 earnestly examine and be
sminsd, by Gods Christ Miracle Science Msssshi
from the Herald Tribune Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept 22-Reporfns that the nations
overall estimated crime rate s5 cent during the
half OF 1854 compared TO the like period last year.
Edgar Hoover director tonight predicted that " the
trend continues major crimes will reach sIims high
during 1884
New York City had far major crimes than any
other city during the period the T. 3. report showed,
without comparing or breaking down the statistics
DETROIT LABOR NEWS A WONDERFUL IDEA
SOLUTION TO CROWDED coNDITIoNsa"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
KARL sEIFFERT - AGE 4al
FORMER DETROIT NEWS REPC

Had not put spiritual long psntsl Hence the Devil
Takes" ~ ysarsi
Thinking fsIvrel-s who had 10 give up the ghost
In order 70 be baptized with Gods imperative Christ Science
Msssshl-'ovsr there
Private services will be held Tuesday for Karl ssiHsrt
former Detroit News reporter. who found dead Friday
in his home At Rochester Mr.. Seisrt, 49, had been
advertising account executive with Msesnvs John Adams
since I943.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Britain Having A Boom

-ss per international Commentary. Canadian, cBE.
$50 pm. ej23
A number Of months ago. when the " S. slowed down
its production Of war rnssrie free Europe had fssrs
that their economies would slow up considerably
BuT-sssn II has been demonstrated that The darkest
hour prsesdes the dswn'-
uNEMPL oYMENr DOWN TO l'sl - wonderful.
gratifying sehsvsmsnti
FULL STEEL CAPACITY PRODUCTIONS
800 MILLION 5 PROFIT OVER A l2-MoNrH PERIOD /
We rejoice greatly that Christian sister nation
having such substantial recovery And that beloved
country was The Good Samaritan aiding much, 70 which
British friends gratefully testify in their fine return TO
position Of power and influence In the Christian, Demo-
cratic world
Evangelist Billy Graham has surely been used BY God
contribute something substantial In his vorovs Christian
sbors In their bshsH
And last but least Britain 10 perhaps Just next 70
tho u In dlseernsnt demonstration OF Gods Science
Messiah And the Christian Science Monitor OF Brlfsns
best newspaper friends In al the world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Heart Attack Kills President
Eisenhower's Secretary"
Continued from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
port the God demanded function of hospital-and that
PHANTLY, in harmony with the divine Mind, God the
ne true, and REAL Mind Soul, Spirit, Parent, Inland
|pF-he entire universe!
And If that sounds bit startling radical, let the
eader be informed that such basic fact perceived
some rs centuries ago. per End Chron., 18th Ch.
King Asa had exceedingly great disease in his feet
in his UNDERSTANDABLE mental and physical!
And the Prophet states that he sought the Lord
Vdivine Lovely
But unto the physician!
"And he died! And they buried him with his fathersi
The Prophet discerned, very clearly, that King, or
snyone in responsible position would be harrassed by
conflicting factons!-
And unless he praying person, of pure morality
>nd spirituality, he would be prEyed upon!
n Hence, the significance of Shakespeares advice to
ION by his fathers This above ALTO thine self be
ue-and it follows the night the day thou eanst not
hen be false to any mani
Which is twice quoted by the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy
ods Daughter-Successor His Messiah conceived, be-
ved Son, Christ Jesus.
GODS INCREASED VOLTAGE THEREOF
IA revealed to the writer third of a century ago'
Il THIS ABOVE ALTO THINE OWN SELF BE
TRUE! AND 1T FOLLOWS AS THE NIGHT THE DAY
THOU CANST NOT THEN" FAIL TO BE LOWING TO
&VERYoNEi-LovINC, ACCORDING TO CHRIST!
A Jesus refused to be KING Think that overl
You may not do what 10 desired of you, but you will
~ good exsmplei-thus preserving your spiritual
oery and aiding the other fellow TO gain his ACCORD
<NC TO CHRISTI
"THE FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHINc"i-Jesus-
Percieving the fallacy-the illusions and deusons OF
edica practice-based dOctoring the bodyl-blnd to
he needs of soul, spiritual sensel-healed many and
ought his Disciples do likewselmsny who had been
ahering PhyscsI and mental Affections for yearsl-
As in the of the woman who had SUFFERED
7iANY THINGS. OF MANY PHYSICIANS" FOR MANY
EARS. land had SPENT ALL HER LIVING" whom the
FASTER quickly heaedl And 80, Jesus says-Jchn 6s63
CIT IS THE SPIRIT THAT QUIcKENETH
'HE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING,
1 THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU,
q HEY ARE SPIRIT. AND THEY ARE LIFE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Child is Killed by CuItivator
n MOS.

n NOS
Out Of home. church. and Sunday School, devoid of-or
deficient in-cod's Christ Miracle Science Msssshl
Judith Higgins, 22monihsoId daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Higgins OF onis killed Sunday when she
struck the head by evItlvstor.
"shs was swinging from . bar on the evtivstor when
II tipped over"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Premature Deaths!

"THE DAY land hour) Vt iHI LINZ ~~''--''- -
THIEF IN THE NICHT"l-Jesus.
"THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH"l
Thinking bankruptcy permits the devil-animai mag
n.,i.ml-to force giving up the shostI
Life 10 eternaiiy thinking existencsi
Hence. God, the true and REAL Mind in-eno
- A.. .r,;r. universe. BETTER BE ACCEPTED
Prayer. for strength to do imperative together
with .udy Of Gods Msserpieeesthe Holy Bible and hs
Savior Libsrator and Protector the Christian Science
textbook whose influence for more than OF Century
h.. been the major factor in increased onsevy'-cod
Daughtssueesssor to His beloved Holy Ghost conceived
M....h SON Nj. Mary Baker Eddyssstsips the example,
REACHING her soth yeari In 1910 tlB
'TFVF- % tcontinued next column. ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
Dodge Child Dies Of Tumor

Detroit Tlmss)
SINS OF PARENTS INFLICTED UPON OFFSPRING
I'm Belief THE DEVIL TAKING OVER
IS YEARS.
"seh.rse,sdv NJ r., Sept , AP>-Andrsw oshmsn
podos son Of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dodge Ill., OF Science.
isdy and Of the late Horace Dodge aufomo
Nil. msnufseursr died Wednesday Of brain tvmor In Al
bsny Hospital"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
SHOULD Schools Be Kept Open
II Months?
OUR COMMENT: This is . 'nsfvrslI

OUR COMMENT: Ths IS . nafuraTI
And with the wonderful possibilities OF fsevision, il
doesn't take prophet forssss wonderful improvement in
meeting the insdsqvseis of present educational facilities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02
"WCTU Accuses u. S. Of Making
GIs Alcoholics!
loo Few Christian Scientists!

Detroit Free Prsss)
LEXINGTON. Ky. APl-Ths Legislative director OF fine
Won,sn's chsn Temperance Union. accused hs Defense
Department Friday Of sevlns United States defense BY
making alcoholics ovt OF defenders
Miss Ellzsbsh A. Smart Of Washington said the drink
problem In the armed services h going from bad 10 worst
"shs charged that military policy Of promoting ssIs OF
alcoholic beverages In posts and camps has resulted IN
Thousands upon shovssnds Of discharged after The
past two In becoming alcoholics"
See Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-02

SCIENCE MESSIAH THE BLIND norchrissisn selsnfst''
LEAD THE BLIND INTO THE plTeH'-" per Shr"
Jesus and Gods Christ Science.