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Evening star., 1954-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Hohner. - bass.
brand-new; need cash quickly: $l50
or best offer AP. 1-4.4S. 30
ADDING MACHINES-Store sale
from $50 up; rentals. repairs.
Si5iaI EH5nAh' ~o4' l4'n ST. h'"'' ho'
ADDING MACHINES. special sale;
guaranteed. new and used; terms;
rentals: repairs. AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER CO., 1431 E. Capitol st.
Ii 3-OOSo
ADDRESSOGRAPH STENCILS. 2 cab
inets. desk. S5: dictaphones. type
writers, mimeogra phS. other surplus
equipment. 1871 G st. NV. Rm. 404.
Evening star., 1954-01-15

TELEvISION technician for inside
bench work in Falls Church: excel
lent workinR. conditions. good start
neat and lpossess good knowledge Of
TV receivers: prefer man 55-4U
wears. Call JE. 4-2020. $3.50 .. m.
III
TELEvISION SERvICEMAN, experi-
enced. for outside work: excellent
salary and working hours. Phone
Evening star., 1954-01-15
HELP-MEN lcont.I

ENGINEER, Srd or 6th class. for oil
burners; daywork, 8 am. to 4
pm, 6-day week; good salary. Box
BOOZE, Star. LID
ENGENEER-A good Job with excellent
living conditions for Q man thor
oughly familiar with apt. house
work and licensed to operate an
conditioning plant. Call Mr.. Sher-
win. Ma. $500. H. L. RUST. co.
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SECRETARY
PERMANENT

YOUNG woman, 21-3s yrs: Of age who
can type and take shorthand rea :
sonably well. 5-day. 40-hr. week:
generous company benefits. Reply
giving complete information regard
Ing. previous experience. personal
Evening star., 1954-01-15
Unusual Opportunity

Unusual Opportunity
Fer women who can drive. Work 4
days per week. Must be acquainted
with grocery stores. Good opportun-
itv to make S75 per week or more.
Commission basis. Working for laree
organization. Easy work. Estab-
liShed accounts in WashinRton-
Alexandria Arlington area. Write de-
tails to Box 3s9-E. Star.
WOMAN. make beds. clean
rms. in hotel: 40 to d pm; good
Day. Do not phone. 1927 18th NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
White Cross
REPRESENTATIVE Needed

Representative Needed
This opportunity is an exceptional
one. You need not have experience
to become an outstanding represent
ative for the White Cross Plan OF
insurance. Our representatives come
from all walks OF life. And are
earning an average of $1,000 per
year in commissions and bonuses
We are In Q position to furnish our
Representatives with all the con-
facts necessary for their success. We
ask only that you have the ability
to work. own Q car and furnish ref
erences. For further information.
contact MR.. KELLOGG. at 400
Spring I'd. NV, or call TU. 2-4636
between IL and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-15

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-TYPIsT.
hour week; salary commensurate
with experience; tipping essential.
MR.. COLLIN. DI. 7-4l22. 30
rYPlST. colored. neat appearing; u
DAYS work. Apply in person, be-
tween 10 am. and 2 pm. 19l4s
have exper. In check
writing and good at figures; some
posting OF money: must be accurate:
b-day: 35-hr. wk.: not over 40. $50
per vk. to start with chance Of ad-
xancement. Box 362-E, Star. -l5
Evening star., 1954-01-15
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN
MECHANICAL LAYOUT AND DESIGN
JR. OR SR. GRADE
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL
MACHINE SHOP, INC.

019 Jesup Blair DR..
Silver Spring. Md. -16
MEATCUTTER AND COUNTERMAN
wanted; good hours and good nay.
No phone calls. Apply CHICAGO
SUPER MARKET 614 4th St. s.T.
MESSENGER, II to 20. for airline
association Hours $50 to $50:
5-day week. Call Elk. 3-6161 for
NIGHT CLERK AND CAsHIER-
Hotel experience, cashiering expert
ence also; Call MA. s. 2467 for sp-
OFFSET FRESHMAN. experienced on
22x29 Webendorfer; S3 per hour;
paid holidays. vacation with pay,
bonus system: new plant. CROWDER
PRINTING CO., 622 West Gath ST..
OFFsET PREssMAN. experienced on
Davidson: So per hour; paid holi-
days. vacation with pay, bonus sys-
tenn: new plant. CROWDER PRINT
ING CO., 622 w. 24th st., Norfolk.
OUTSIDE TV sERVICEMEN; exper.
men only; good salary. steady work
with paid vacation: FMS. BENEFITS;
transp. furnished. Apply In person.
FULFORD'S COLONY RADIO q TV,
6110 Georgia ave. NV. --2l
Evening star., 1954-01-15

DDING-Hollywoo bed with head
board, S34.55: Rollaway cot. S14.95;
brand-new and fully guaranteed.
See ARNOLD at 472 L st. NV.
End floor.
Evening star., 1954-01-15

AbCO COhP.. 1851 Jen Davis HWY.
OF. 4-S755 OR 10. 2-5139
BULLDOZER. OC-3. with blade; at
2SUl Elmwood dr., Alexandria, Va.
mr.. telegraph rd. Write offer BAN
CROFT BLDRS., Wheaton City
Rockville, Md IL
CABINET. China mahog.. SIS or best
offer OIL. 2-30l6. liz
CAMERA. Polaroid; never used. Sun
ray lamp. also new. Silver-plated tea
CAMERA. ArEofiex. 40. with leather
case. like new. S35. TIE. 6-4223.
CASH REGISTER, Natl, $50: Dayton
scale. $50: Wells Quikut saw. S400,
or best offers. 1927 Georgia ave.
COAT. lady's black. fur trimmed
Persian lamb. size 40. OIL. 3-S646.
CklB. like new; complete with mat
tress. mattress cover and bumpers.
Cali RA. 3-945S. liz
DEEP FREEZE, excel. cond. 5000
or best offer. Call any time. Ii.
DEEP FREEZE. 13 Gu. #. Harder,
with Kelvinator motor: yr. old.
S235 or best offer. LO. 4-69T9.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
ENCTNEER
DO YOU KNOW
THE MET,PAR STORY

FRY COOK. colored. for . busy carry
out shop; must know deep-fat fry
ing; nightwork: no Suns. Call In
person. do not phone. 702 4th
FUEL OIL DELIVERY TRUCK DRIV-
ERS for deliveries in ArI. and Fair
lax Counties. Call Mr.. HARR1LL.
FURNITURE SALESMAN, exper., to
sell in store; perm: good salary and
comm. ATLAS. 921 G st. NV.
GROCERY CLERKS, experienced, ex-
Gel: opportunity. Apply 3423 Conn.
GROCERY MANAGER-5B-day VIZ :;
good salary: honest. reliable and
sober: must have refs. Box 42S-E.
Star. ~
HOUSEMAN, colored. experienced; !;
GOOD salary. Apply housekeeper.. OIL.
4-56OO. IL
INSURANCE SALESMAN; good back
ground; to install insurance dept.
In real estate firm. If you've often
thought -ou could do better as your
own boss. here's your opportunity
20 grove it. Call AP.. 7-S4O0 for
xnn0ipfVu
Evening star., 1954-01-15
Paint Store Manager

Paint Store Manager
FOR A PROGRESSIVE PAINT STORE
In AN IDEAL SUBURBAN LOCA.
THE TOP NATIONAL BRANDS.
OUR MANAGERS WORK ON a
PROFIT SHARING ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH SUCH AN AGREEMENT.
YOU ENJOY The FRUITS OF
BEING IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR
SELF WITHOUT HAVING AN OUT
LAY OF CAPITAL. CALL OIL. 2
1882 FOR INTERVIEW. liz
PARKING :. ATTENDANT-Daywork
steady lob; must be good driver
parking permit required. Apply
parking lot. 1903 New York ave. NV
PHARMACIST. Sunday only, $50 am
to-, to 8 s p;m. Call MA. s-4s6o. Mr.
PHARMACIsT, for relief work: tim,
can be arranged: day and evenings
HaRac1sTT. Mqi sxSer., s1Ss4s reliable. Ike excel
hours. GALLAuDET PHARMACY
1000 Pa. ave. ne. -16
Evening star., 1954-01-15
TYPISTS

4AO ! ~
Two openings in an interdenomina
tionsl eyangelistic organization for
coNGENIAL SURROUNDINGS
EMPLoYE BENEFITS
When replying. state age. experience.
marital status. telephone number
and education. Give > refs. incluo-
Ing YOUR pastor. Box 306-A, Star.
-----.----..-.-.-.-.---- II
white. experienced; fun
time: Apply in person. $40 10th
experienced: full and
part time. Apply in person. 1929
WAITRESS BEcK's BARBECUE.
1913 18th st. NV: must be exper 4,
emcient. fast; good clientele. III
LADIES. colored: part time. evenings;
arrange parties for demonstration
commissions for right persons: must
be personable. high school graduates.
Cali DI: 1892 to arrange for
WOMEN sOLIcIToRs-obtain leads
] colored; must be attractive, intel
ligent and have experience in meet
ing public: full or part time; in
come discussed at interview: write
full particulars. inclose recent snap
paY ;hSt e sILHs RoS 2ssE' %isb ssslt star I6rt
AVON repres. earn S2b wkly.: spare
day or eve. hrs. RE. $50. -i5
AND DESIRE FOR
MONEY, determines your income
free training; speciality sales by
appt.: car; white. OIL. 2-2726.
ATfRACTivE TT aSi1: YOUNG LADY. capable pp
OF getting. telephone leads and small
once work: salary plus commission.
Call AP. 7-10S2 after $50 pm.
OPPORTUNITY-Full or part time,
sales department. For details. cali
MR.. CAMERON. OF. 4-6963 10 Ia
PART-TiME WAITRESS. white for
day work. Apply at the HICKORY
HOUSE. 20S 9th 81 n " IL
Evening star., 1954-01-15
Antiques Show and Sale
For the Benefit of
MARCH OF DIMES
Will Open Sunday
Jan. II Through Jan. %
II AM. to l PM. Daily
Hyattsville Armory
HyattSville, Md.

o''uV BLK. BALIO AVE.
OPPOSITE HOT SHOPPE)
50 booths will feature distinctive an
tioues from the shops of prominent
local and out-of-town dealers. Wal
ter Burrows OF CoateSville, Pa. pre-
scnting objects of nautical interest.
Z. l.. Ramsey from York. Pa. fea-
turing French furniture and objects
dart. Leon Dryfoos from Erie. Pa
with a collection of weapons Nettie
Shyne from Phils. and Betty Nc
Dewitt from Silver Spring special
izing in early bisaue porcelain and
Papier Mache dolls. Mary Crockel
from Conn. with early coverlets
Paul Ettline. York. Pa. with a
magnificent selection Of pine furni-
ture. Aubrey Vail. from E. Strouds-
burg showing Gaudy Dutch Love-
stoft, pink lustre, and spatterware.
There also will be booths OF an
tiaue jewelry. old pattern glass.
paintings, lamps, and most anything
q collector or homemaker could
desire, all Of which will be for sale
q THE
Evening star., 1954-01-15
BUILDING MATERIAL
CLEARANCE SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS

GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES IN
TOWN-CALL NOW. YOU'LL BE
SURPRISED.
ABCD CORP, 1891 JEFF Davis Hwy
OF. 4-S755 OR 10. 2-5139
Evening star., 1954-01-15

TRUCK DRIVERS az. Apply
SOLDIERS HOME. 1st st. and Mich
igan ave. NV. lie
TRUCK SALESMAN
Are you presently representing 2
the marketP The Ford line Tor "a
covers $3.50 Of the potential frcm
stock. We have q real proposition to
offer an experienced man based on
salary and incentive. II you know
trucks we would like to know you.
See. Mr.. Lane at,
FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC.
215 Pa. Ave. Sc. -15
TV SERVICEMEN. outside: no trans
portation required; good opport.
Can SYLVAN RADIO q Tv, RE.
Ty sERvICEMAN exper.: outside:
taSs. PESs NV ". SSsp SSs 18th st. Sc: .,aIi Il
WINDOW TRIMMER to trim general
line. Of mems lady's and children's
resSy-toiwear sssS to- sar S Phons rs, ms Market 2
YOUNG jis IN MAN. to N operate Once ma
chimes; will train. National Catholic
organization; 5-day wk.. 3 to $50.
Call RE. 7-3553. Ext. 500. lie
MEN, high school education.
neat appearance, veteran or draft
exempt. for large installment once.
Experience helpful but not neces-
sary. All company benefits. Ade-
ouate starting salary. Apply Sth
floor, GEORGES RADIO a. TV. $40
F st. NV. Mr.. Libert. ---17
Evening star., 1954-01-15
TECHNICAL
ILLUSTRATOR

sibility for prsparinS SusI simple Die ana nsPin IN.
volved schematics, charts, functional
Diagrams perspectives. cut-aways.
section views and orthographic prof.
ections. Minimum 8 years experience
in technical Illustration for engi-
neerinR or military publications.
Please phone JU. 5-72oo. personnel
dent.
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
962 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1954-01-15

4N4@AS4444N49 04AO4
Needs working foreman on ordinance
work. Good opportunity. Per-
manent job. Box BOSE. Star. ---15
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC. expert
enced. reliable and capable OF some
supervision. XII. $4,000
MAINTENANCE MAN, white; must
plumbing and electrical repairs;
non-drinker; salary. $4,000 plus
other advantages. Apply 169 DAN
bury st. s.w. la
MAINT. MECH. apt. project: must be
exper. hot-air furnace and water
tank control, cleo. carp. paint: live
on project; sick leave, hosp. benefits.
bonus.
2506 ivERsoN ST. Sc. 10. 9-97s9
Evening star., 1954-01-15
SALESGIRLS

OA1EO1IHL
unless exper. Also exper. salesgirls
for part-time. Apply after 12 noon.
MATT OGENS. 1851 Fenton st., Sill.
Cn0 Nd nnn HABIT ~ 16
Evening star., 1954-01-15
SAIESGIRT,S'

For better dress shop. Do not apply
.I.ss-, unless experiences, pc , Also sxper
BELLIES DRESS SHOPPE. 1915
Georsia ave. NV. at Decatur ST.
Evening star., 1954-01-15
DRYERS

fUSEDI FOR HOME USE.
Gas and electric as is: very cheap
Apply ll0l 2nd st. ne. $3.50 to
5 III. -l6
OUPLICATORS, all types nand and
electric AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.. l43i E. Capitol st, Ii 3-0OS9
ELEt TRIO RANGE. Westin2 house.
with double oven and timer. Sacri-
tlce at So. IA S-IoSr. Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-15
FILE CABINETS

SPECIAL PURCHASE
TWO CARLOADS U. S. GOVT.
1 and ) drawer steel, full suspen-
sion steel file cabinets. General
Fireproofing Security Art Metal
Peerless make. S25 and up: recon-
ditioned like new: original cost.
S65 and UP. Also 2-drawer file.
wood, walnut, $40. Large stock
card file, wood. steel. all sizes.
Free Delivery and Parking
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
6:39 New York Ave NV
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
Educational Trend
Critical, Thrilling
Says Dr.. Bunehe

NEW YORK.-"In the realm OF
education we are in a critical
thrilling - period of transition
from an undemocratic pattern OF
segregation to the democratic
pattern of full integration,' DR..
Ralph ]. Bunche. UN Director OF
Trusteeship. stated at the open
ing of the 1854 United Negro
College Fund nationwide CAM
paign held here last week.
This years goal is sl.75o.ooo.
the largest quota yet sought by
the Fund in support OF its 81
member colleges.
With regard TO higher edu-
cation" DR.. Bunche declared,
"the Negro college, with its in
terracial faculties and its first
steps toward an interracial stu
dent body. constitutes sure and
sturdy bridge for the advanced
educational democracy"
Declaring that the significance
of the meeting was far greater
than the United Negro College
Fund campaign which il inau-
gurated, DR.. Bunche emphasized
that the meeting "symbolizes and
reflcctcs in a most impressive
way the nature and strength of
our American democracy"
what is really involved in
this effort Of the Negro College
Fund is to do all that we can
TO ensure that qualified young
Negro Americans seeking higher
aducatcion have, and solely be-
cause Of race. no less opportunity
for that education than other
young Americans he added.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
Star Candidate
Known Next Week

Last week we called TO your
attention the combined thought
of myself and the Tribunes Di-
rector of Promotions, Rollo S.
Vest, to show you how theatrical
personalities were discovered,
developed and groomed for pos
sible stardom.
We decided TO pick a girl. One
unknown to us and one with
positively no theatrical back
ground, at least from a profess
sional viewpoint. This girl was
to be our discovery and from
week-to-week we will tell you
Of the various stages of her de-
velopment.
We will tell you how and where
we found her. How and why she
was picked. How she was APP
preached. What she said and the
subsequent steps toward her pro-
gress up the theatrical ladder
Not everyone who enters show
business is successful. Just like
in other fields. Maybe the girl
we pick will have to be dis
carded after while and another
picked. But you will be able TO
know each phase of this opera
ton. You will be able to follow
this girl as she progresses in
stead of reading about her past
once she hits" the top.
The girl has beer picked. Next
week we will reveal hsr identity
and tell you as much as we know
about her. Then we will get
started on he, career reheavs-
ing, costuming publicity. Her
first job. How she 10 accepted.
You will find this 10 be a page
out OF zeal life.
Don't miss a single issue
or q single step in this girls
future because you can help to
make it.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

John Roxborough and Mckinley
Freeman, both of Tom Phillips
Post No. 1874.
Speaking of Conventions, re-
minds that the Prince Hall Ma
sonic Order, Michigan Jurisdc-
tion, will hold their annual State
Convention in Detroit at the
Prince Hall Masonic Temple $500
McDougall, April 2428 W o.
Greene is Grand Master Of Mich
igan.
Motor City Elks No. 900, ! B.
p. o. f. of the World and Emma
V. Kelley Temple No. ESQ VIII
act as host and hosteSseS 70 the
28th annual state convention OF
Michigan Elks.
Dates are June IL. Is. ls and
20. with headquarters al Motor
City. 225 E. Forest. Elks from
throughout the state OF Michi-
gan and more than a handful
of national officers are expect
ed.
Lloyd Swanson. captain Of Nil
Ter High Schools Metro Cham
pion thinclads last year, recently
returned to Michigan State fol-
lowing a few days vacation.
Swanson predicts great things for
the Spartans in track-next year.
DR.. T. s. Boone. pastor of King
Solomon Baptist Church, leil
over the weekend for a short
business trip to Texas, the Lone
Star state. Will return in time
for big Easter program.
Arthur Godfrey's Mariners an.
nual visit to Detroit for DR.. Boone
will be on May 9th at Temple
Baptist. Marquette and l4tF
street. Remember. that's Mother:
Day.
If after reading the above.
you have forgotten the first
three paragraphs. reread ihemi
they could aid in calming your
thinking. Yes. certainly judge
others by myself-ihai's what
I'm saying.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
MARCH 10, 1854
SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION

SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION
Carnegie Endowment international Center
U.N. Plaza at 46th ST.
New York IL, NY
My dear Friends
Herewith, two checks aid the SAVE THE Chill
DREN FEDERATION-one for $l00. 90, made out o the
The Children Federation, and the other for $4,000,
made oyt Christian Science Reading Room which
would urge you o utilize to supply your office with
The divney inspired nfallible medicine and wisdom
OF the Second Coming of Christ Truth The Comforter
the Holy Ghost who will teach you ALL things
Gods Christ Master Messiah ALL peoples and nations
Life is demonstrably and exclusively thinking
istence. Matter is mental phenomenon and MYTH
demonstrably the pure in heart! Infinite Spirit
Mind Soul the One and Only has material phenomena
in His-Gods-wholy harmonious, spiritual creation,
SATURATlNG the entire universe with heaven and eternal
life.,-in which ALL of right now-in spiritual
consciousness-divney scientific and Chrske, Gods
very image and Enthusiastically so,
We remain
Lovingly yours, according % Christ,
Lovingly yours, according to Christ
AFF IN signed) Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S.
Encls.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

VIC oCtOllotAOlt VI = ih hptASAC esAA'
Proper thinking, with an earn
est as well as honest approach
to everyday life. and an abiding
faith in the Sermon on the
Mount, the very essence of all
that the Bible includes, will
soothe the most troubled heart.
Give it a trial sometime. AL
though you may have read it
many times, read it again, with
a renewed emphasis. and the
answer to the threat of extinction
by bombs. man or other, will be
forthcoming.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet Dunn, mother of Homer
and Eddie Gaines, were held
from the Gospel Temple Baptist
Church Tuesday afternoon.
Homer is Grand Senior War
den of the Prince Hall Masons.
Michigan Jurisdiction. Eddie is
a member of the Detroit Police
Department. Bristol and Bristol
Funeral Home in charge.
Am er c an Legionnaires OF
Michigan are preparing for their
36th annual State Convention, to
be held in Grand Rapids July
1925.
Among the officers OF the
Michigan State Association OF
Legionnaires who will attend are
DR.. Franklin f. Potter of Fred
Douglass Post No. 437. Atty.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

PHILIP HILL. left. accepts
certificate from Joe Schwartx
of Rogers Furniture Company
for a special. kins-size mat
tress and furnishings for his
son. Staff Sergeant Robert Hill.
who looks on. Sgt. Hill. who
towers s feet. ga inches. has
been acclaimed the "fallest man
in the u. S. Army" The award
was made by the local furni-
ture store in cooperation with
the Simmons Company. Mrs.
Hill. the serseani's mother.
looks on.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
"A History Of Communism in New Deal
w., D. {. Down to Truman Veto
of the Communist Control BiII'!!!!
Remarks Of HON RALPH w. GWINN of New York
Continued from our Last Issue)


Continued from Last Issue)
like old Joe He's decent fellow, but he's pris-
oner Of the Politburo.
Nov it appears Harry prisoner of po-
ltburo American variety
AS fellow prisoner with "Old joe" President Tru-
mans acceptance of communism benign world power
than O. years after the House Committee on
UnAmerican Activities had begun systematic deineaton
Of world Communist sabotage and espionage United
States.
That committee up first by House Resolution
No 2S2 Of the seventy-hfth Congress- May 26 1885, and
on January B. s45 made permanent standing com.
mittee Of the House
During its first 10 years, under Presidents Roosevelt
end Truman the committee the object of almost con-
tnuous bitter abuse and violent from the White
House Congress bombarded with petitions and re-
quests to kill the Un-American Activities Committee Since
l94S President Truman has sought dismiss all charges
OF communism in Washington only more "red herring
Many of his administration leaders in Congress have
sought to whtewash and ridicuIe the extent of its ex
stence
Yet this committees files today hold more than so 600
pages OF testimony supported by literally exhibits
tracing the growth Of communism and its propaganda and
political organizations in the United States
In 1899 the committee published the names of 10 in
ternaona ClO unions then under complete domination
and control of known communists
On October 80, 1889, the committee published the
Names positions and salaries of 500 Federal employees in
Washington known to have been affiliated with an avowed
communications organization, the American League for
Peace and Democracy
Yet IT was not until March FL, le47-seven wear.
ister-ths President Truman appointed the Loyalty Re-
view Board to check Communists and feow-travelers
In the Federal departments and bureaus.
That Board examined the records of more than 92Oo
suspected security risks in the Government service Onlv
4575 of these finally cleared for future Federal
employment In 69l the FBI investigation wa. ana.
pended when the suspected employee left the
service voluntarily
Renewing its inquiry into Communist penetration Of
the labor movement, the committee March 29 1914
named FL CIO organizations Communist CENTRALIZED
Later the committee published list of l60
political and propaganda organizations known to be Com
muns fronts. During the the committee
COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA BROADCASTS at Govern.
ment expense by THE OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINIsTRA.
lION This inquiry abandoned when subofcial,
in charge Of OPA radio resigned their Federal posts
the committee put stop to proSovet then
Continued Next Column-TOP)
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
TICKETS ON SALE

Tickets for the CYO title shows
are priced at Sl.50 for reserved
seats and Sl00 for general adj
mission and are on sale at the
CYO office. 305 Michigan. They
are also being sold by all anna
feur boxing coaches.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
Dishonest "Do-Gooders u!
(Continued from Page ~

Continued from Rage ~
You people have required to let the Fighting An
re Michael do job to exemplify the MAScULINITY of
The Christ I'm delighted to take on the assignment
When and you give opportunity to let the gen
tie Angel Gabriel go work shall something of
the FEMININITY of the Christ.
expect from you folks $4,000 Bill of Sale from a
Christian Science Reading Room within reasonable period
time OR ELSE-this check back to bank with
a claim against my Bank for $4,000.
WHICH WILL YOU HAVE?
Lovingly yours. according to Christ
AFF:m Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S + r -
r. SThe stipulation the side of the check
mitted no more than zoo for the purchase of Bibles
That is protection against the devil defraudng the
spiritually immature, who are deuded by Biblical
comfort versus the spiritual discipline of Gods
Christ Science Messiah, which adds HEALING to
comfort