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TRAlLERS

30-FT. '52 AMERICAN TRAILER, all
modern. with 24-ft. awning. peri.
tow hitch, fire extinguisher, outside
and inside thermostat, best offer
over $4,000. Call FREDERICK. NO.
81 MODEL, 36-ft., sleeps 6: excel.
cond. SOUTHERN Md ESQ. Rte.
30l, Waldorf, Md. La Plata 1855.
VERY NICE. 4x7, all-steel utility
trailers: inch and "a So. axle. New
Ii 4-624S. -
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BOATS

LIFE JACKETS. Only 100 left So
each. GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
CHRIS GRAFT 1871 2 Lift. , cabin
brand-new cond; S2.400. OV. s.
rI lilI; sftsr q Pm. nal. Ma Ss.u
CAPT. KING. 10. 4-5S43 days, WA.
7-4192 alter . and week ends;
LITTLE USED, new l6-h.p. Elgin.
Owner soing in service. Cali JU.
as-FHo. CHRIS CRAFT. $50 express.
twin screw. sleeps T.. Many extras.
This boat is better. than new. Can
I be seen. ct Kellanl's Boatyard,
Chesapeake Beach, Md. Price, $3.50,
Owner, getting larger boat. ov,
CRUISER. 45-ft.: in perfect opera
tion: suitable to live one JU.
9-4559. ~
MARINE RADIO REPAIRS
Jin'S Radio Service
JU. s-1969 FEC LICENSED
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MONEY WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

RESP. INDIyID. des. $40. 900. sec. by
50@ 1st mortg., $50. IL yrs. No
Brokers. Box 182-Y. Star. 10s
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OFFICES Q STUDIOS FOR RENT


Rins sids choice 5 ssM ss snite; 500 500
50. IT.; LIST a.; recep. space. pvt.
bath; completely separate st. entr.:
asphalt tile, Venetian blinds; heauti-
fully decorated siry. brisht. =, a ] 4
ofhcss; $50 Ss per no. AZ '.s 2-ssso'
|ioos BoNIFANr sT., silyer spring,
Md.--Redecorated. large 2-rm. suite.
hpD msd Il s ocs i ss uyAeD Ess r Esas
ave. Of cali Me- $500. - s
LAWYER, accountant, rafkrss. rep.
etc. 10 rent large once Ii down.
town lawyers suite. Recep, and
s Sec ssss,s service sMsh once also
sci 10TH 81. N.W.DzExecutivs or
lawyer: lge. corner Trns. attractive
recep. rfns IN law ONCE suite; air
fond.. excel FURNISHINGS; reception.
tst services incl. IN rent: secretarial
s ssISiess s ssail s.,s ~. rent iurn. q
sILyER SPRING -3 ideally located
midtown once suites All with
pvt. bath. directly opposite 2 Ice.
parkins lots; from ron. 500; 2 Avail
DOWNTOWN = Completely furnished
sss,cstiy so6 once; private waiting rn,:
Bids. Du. zs6160. --S
FURN. OFFICE, incl. pvt. Law. and
: Also desk SPACE available. 1909
DUPONT Circle Bids AD. 4-3226.
AIR-coNDITIoNED OFFICES avail
able. all services Dupont Circle
once. Bids. 1346 Conn ave NV
iIIs 18th ST. N.w.--studio once
sy sns so onsn osnss f9o% as
sired. ST. 3-553o. la
VIRGTNIA--Well located In N. Arl
Space avail. 1000 to 1900 50. IT,.
ample parking space; rent approx.
$3.50 50 It. Excel. for display room.
s ssnffa %faSEs si sa & 'is me- o Rs
WANT NAN 10 Snare furn. once and
secretary. 1908 Goth st. NV; 81 so
mo. Call Elmwood 6-31O3. -
o o 4ik faystte e earf Al sssr.
Ices Natl. ,Grange Bldg. 744 jack
son pl. NV. Mr.. James, Ma. s-3507
ROOM unfurn. for law
yer. accountant or broker in estab-
Reasonable, Suite EOS. 9l7 18th
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-Air- cond. ONCE
in small office bldg: available i'm
,, WIss,diatsly De s:lo6e. lie .
SPACE. attractively furn. suite, corr
ner bldg, Conn. and Eye NV. ST
3-9077. 20
AMERICAN BUILDING
1917 F st. NV
Three large, bright and airy rooms,
with foyer. high ceiling and fire.
place: refined professional atmos-
piM Mp oGP2IFE1N III 1-a11o
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ENVY |
BUTLER +!
BONDED {;
CARS :
MAKE GOOD
OR Il DO" |

Beautiful, cIeon. ReeonditioHed
Cars Sold with o 3-doy trial asd
the Fomous ButIer-Bond.
'53 STUDEBAKER Commander
Regal Starlight coupe; automatic
transmission, power steerikg,
climatizer; an exceptionally fthe
buy ut q very low Butler Bopdfd
53 PACKARD Clipper 4-dr.; RADIO.
heater and Ultramatic. transniB-
owner car. Butler Bonded. S1,gp5
40 FORD Custom va Fordhr;
RADIO neater. !, Sdp5
AZ STUDEBAKER Champion L.
gal 4-dr.;. radio, climatizer. S14B
'5I STUDEBAKER VS. Land
Cruiser. Every extra including
radio, heater and overdrive. HE
car with the very modern look.
Economical 10 operates and csBut-
ler-Bonded. Special at $s95
80 CHEVROLET Fleetline do
luxe v2-drs sedan; radib, heater.
A nice car at a very low price,
$685.
80 STuDEBAKER Champion de
luxe 5-passenger COUPE; radio.
climatiser, overdriye~ssg, Sb9S
's2 STUDEBAKER faeesI 2-dr.
club sedan; overdrive. Andersest
heater. A one-owner car, very
clean, low mileage and Butler
Bonded. Only S94B
Isl ANGLIA 2-dr,; hsater. sx.
cellent transportations S295
'S1 BUICK Special dc luxe ,4-dr.;
radio, heater. Dynaflow and plas-
tic seat covers. Excellent condi-
ton. Butler Bonded. S1,09B
10 PLYMOUTH de luxe 4-dr,
Equipped with heater and seat
covers. See this one today. S546
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UNUSUAL
QPPORTuNITYi

Very reliable, long estab. loo. store
will sell its main bldg. and lease 1t
back for 10 yrs. at the amt. OF
purchase A safe investment Of
approx. $4,000 cash. For details.
TENcHER-wALKER. AID. 4-e644
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT LOT in Montgomery County,
around $4,000. with paved street,
sewer, water. JU. 5-7747, 10
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

list COMMERCIAL, $50 feet. on new
y. s. No. l, 2 miles north of Fort
Pierce; $500. Write GEORGE
SEARGEANT, Rte. 8, Manassas, Va.
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BOWLING ALLEY
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

URGENTLY NEEDED for clients:
Downtown modern commercial prop
critics or building sites. JOHN H.
MILLER. Jr., Realtor. MA. S-2a57.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE.
Build ers !!

GARDENS-70 good
sized Diet. lots; everything avail;
excel. for medium priced homes:
$3.50 Z per lot, 20ss down, balance
subord. Other lots tSemidet., 10 or
more, in Prince Georges County,.
TENcHER-WALKER, AID. 1864
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IMITECTORC
Colored-Investment
9-FAMTLY BRICK

This all-brk. semidet home was built
as a2-family house and investment.
not converted home: It has been
CT, appraised for Sl4,9a0. 1t has
fun bsmt. and is only 4I7 yrs. old.
It has 2 refers. 2 stoves and is on
Of SIC. finest sections Call MR..
WELLS tOL. 2-669Ol for all details.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC.
1TT9 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

URGENTLY NEEDED for clients: L
or 2. modern apt. huoses, nr. or west
Of Conn. ave; 100 or more units
Reaitor. Ma. S-2557. IS
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WILL BUY PROPERTY

Brick or frame, white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MIR. MILLER.
ME. S-1220: evenings. LA. $500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

a430 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Store;
excel colored neishborhood, busy
street; reasonable rent. FLOYD e.
DAVIS CO., 1929 x st. NV. Ma.
SANDWICH SHOP-Fully equipped.
Doing good business. Equip. for bak-
en- Call after Labor Day RE; q
sta GEORGIA AvE.-Large new
store; shop and parking in rear.
Reasonable.
BETHESDA Business corner for
lease. 1851 GEORGETOWN I'd. and Del
Ray ave. Lot 75x115. Vacant. Wood
mont Trisnele: Will remodel, G. s.
Si00 GA. AvE.--Approx $500 so tt
al on one floor. no posts or BEAMS.
IL II. ceiling, completely open,
rent complete or subdivide PRICE
EEFGR. CO.. TU 2-2636
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL, ocean
front apt; modern. immaculate.
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DAILY LII I'M, SUN. IIAI
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. l Florida Ave. NE.
tcor. Of N. Capitol and Florida NE.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
iWestnaoreland Hills

Excellent wooded lots available for
tiful suburban community. Call Mr..
James Walker. with LOUGHBOR-
OUCH DEVELOPMENT CORP OIL
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INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE

PRINCE GEoRGEs-524 Main st.
lccznmerciall. laurel: z furnished,
water. large lot $4,000; $4,000
ssnd AND VIRGINIA AVE. NJ
APPROX. $500 50. Il. NV. corner;
". b. JOHNSTON, HU.. a-46f4:
ewes. TIE. 2-5630. ~
facing Ice Govt BLDG store and 3
ants; rent $1,000 year. Priced
S24. 500; $4,000 cash. balance easy
terms, Act today to secure this
bargain. Call MR. ODUM- RE:
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AMERICAN BUILpiNG

1917 F St NV.
Three large, bright and airy rooms,
with foyer. high ceiling and fire.
place; refined professional atmos-
phere. SEAS.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

I00TI60-TT. L0T. Ia Coiiinsveod.
Va. iust on Mt. Vernon blvd
beautiful homesite. 10. 2-S395'
after 9 pm. - .
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DOWNTOWN = Completely furnished
executive office. private waiting rril,.
toilet; $50 mo. 924 Dupont Circle
Bldg. Du. 7ss1S0. IS
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-19

' 'uan.a Masenhure Milton Mayeld Lois Aohershsd Al
@ ee marjorie Wilkins and Henry Williams This makes the
M membership Of the society hy-our Mrs G. Coulter is
sponsor 80 ~ - - 1 =
new organization the Band club with York Will
po president Parents of band
met WIN TINS group March at the primary objective
forms for band members
JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMBLY
Inc monthly Junior high assembly the guild
ahce dept The regular opening led Sidney Williams
iden of the student council Group singing by
way Principal cisophe introduced guest speaker
dell Austin district supervisor Oil company
The junior district basketball championship trophy
ed the school by Fred physical
department :.
DUNBAR STUDENTS APPEAR ROSE FESTIVAL PROGRAM
For the second Dunbar has been asked provide enter
nment for the annual Rose festival sponsored by the Young
Business Mems association This Dunbas numbers included
selections by the varsity vocetes group formed within the
choir the triple trio the cappea choir and mamba selection
by Joyce McClnton.
BEARCATs WIN DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP
The Breats beat the Jones high school Dragons the finals
district the beautiful championship ro-
ply Williams all district team Robert Boyd received
honorable mention.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-19

- pmhar chapter Of the national honor society held
sa&u ,dealna pageant depicting the four principles
|n cry Jos given The characters Heralds Mllicent
y pcev c,via Burt; Spirit Of Idealism Alma Mnton
|kn anu se Walker Leadership Thelma McEroy Serv-
a' ts's: +. What as'' s. s sss was
d Alexander wife of President Alexander Of Shorter
= have were rendered by Sidney Williams, Joyce Nc
a Jackson sss saas ss ns
society," ce HAYES Perlesta Holngsworth Dana Horn.
| Enos willie Jordan Joyner Minnie Lasley Jse
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||!; Home ||||| ||||||';|

Lubble Brothers
,reAI, DIRECTORS
Warrington, Phi. FIR l-31N
N,rth Little Rock
Phi. FIR 2-soss
Little Rock
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-19

social security administration the spoke to the l2h
social science the
the social security administration, March o
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLING primary department presented
l0mnute broadcast entitled winterf-
radio station KAGH
FIFTH GRADE-The class proud Albert Dun.
and old second
meser The class has Just completed unit Of
Then and Now This begun Max
ing Friends with Animals" Each
guidance of Mrs NJ M Randle helped ieze
favorite animal This other room
very atractively decorated for approaching springme
PTA-The Daniel School met in the cafoium March q
at which time Grant health physical eda
cation showed special movie education.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-19

Dorothy Wright Shirley Carolyn venita Cleopra
Moore Selma Godfrey Larry Miller. Charles Branch.
Scholarships Sylvester Hynum Elisa Sims Andrew Hudson
Smith, Linda Phyllis Shirley jones' Charlene
Brown cleopra Moore. Selma Godfrey. Larry Miller
Ia Mrs. POWELL Clarence Collier. Joyce Deyes
Cruchfed Lucy Johnson Otis White Peare Gwendolyn
Brown Alice Jackson Scholarships Clarence Collier Charles
Eugene Pitts, Otis White Lucy Johnson Bernce Jones'
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-19
I. ". Daniels hlul,-

FACuLTY-Princpa C. S. Smith principal speaker
the NAAcP Founders day the First Baptist
Sunday Mrs. " Ennis English addressed the
group
u S. Grant, has been selected city Amer
Red Cross drive for the citizens during
1884 campaign James Banz Of Ell Dorado field
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-19

"tiow does u do 50 many things = oute-
moileu'iy? I've never seen such q modern
refrigerator. freezer and ics-moksr all
rolled Into onsl We've simply got 10 get
one Of these wonderful SERvEl AUTONA-
nc icE-AAAkER REfRIOERAToRs : they
moks living at home gay and excifing!"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-03-19

u just cont get aver ths way this lCf-
MAKER starts hssk. rsflls lisslf. Steps lissH
-cll automatically"
"lmoginsl yov don't even have 10 I'M fhs
ice troys with woisr any morsl This Il even
done automatically"
~ must be wonderful Just 10 reach Into
your Ice bosksf and GET oil Tho lescireIss
YOU woni No more sticking cvbss In iruui
Just pick UP The ice you need and fogst III"
y cont get over The fact thot those lac.
Circles ore dry and don't stick togetherl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Bodies, Like These, After Death!--

A. God revealed to His Mary, Baker Eddy His great.
est Revestor since Christ Jesusspeed this writer
like this;
We do. indeed, have bodiesl-sfter DEATH We will
live in cities states and natons with factories hoes and
oorcars; and all the transportation have here, sky
and lners rivers lakes and ocesns sub
marines, education and religion, hydrogen and atomic
power. too, of coursel
All material object. and activity are .uppo.,tous
destrucble counterfetsi-of the divine and R.E.A.Li
"The things seen temporsl"i-St. Psul-the un-
seen. eternsllall marvellous compound compiler divine
and eternal spiritual ideas in their harmonious activity
The one, real universe-Cod's spritual-is more
automatically exact and hsrmonous-sbsolutely sol
Continued Nexs Column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
NEW SCHOOLS NEAR NEW PROJECT
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The good has reached the Detroit Tribune that
rev schools viii be built the projects on East
side Detroit Much has been said for long time about
the great need and pleasing 70 find out that
something viii he done will give better facilities for
the teachers and will enable the children 10 do better Jobs
Is students Because with the building OF new schools.
viii mean recreation centerS. and with the many
new modern devices which go into the making of better
schools children viii grow stronger he ability TO
think and act better viii be sreng hcned II Is true tna
in dradgerl and ovcrcrowded surroundings IS only
natural many Of he youths may become embttered
Those living in the homes and having new & hooS
10 which the children go. should be happy For
this viii surely help their children face the future with
better ou ook on life These surroundings will make
II easier performance ~ right thinking which in
time Will be put INTO action. And those who have looked
forward better future for he young people in Detroit
will pleasure OF rejoicing the good reward
for their perseverance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
State College Fund
Over $4,000

a total Of $4,000 has
been donated 10 the United
Negro College Fund. Walker
l.. CislcryM Michigan campaign
chairman. announced this
week. The goal is 500. 900
and the campaign will end
June 80.
while the amount raised
So far is approximately 70
per cent of the total, there
remains less than two and
one half weeks to raise the
other % per cent explain
ed Mr.. Cisler.
This Wll take considerable ef-
foj' because many Of the larger
IS IN NC exception ~ the out
>cfr campaign which was start
Limited Contacts
Rgrsusc we have limited
-a,fs ufcan7atlon II Is not posi-
ui. in Us 90 reach every person
nbo would like 10 give We would
gpppc.atc therefore that any
one desiring 10 give 20 this VOL
ny cause send IN q check 10 the
Nnitcd Negro College Fund, 206
NrN Avenue. Detroit /.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
ON YOUTH AND cHILDEN

The Committee Youth and Children is pursuing a
If working closely with authorities And We be-
lie,e they niaving sincerely offering
hel9 make he Youth and ,ndren happier and better
Bv carving through with good suggestions much of
activfy Of ne Young people which has been spent
loosely Wi he changed The ACT Of solving problems VIII
begin have clear thoug htful. Intelligent answer
through the right form Of clean thinking.
through Investigations ard reports the Committee.
has brought something should be done for the
definite needs bild better facilities for Young people.
And The committee has reported hat Building the future
together includes hurcn Home schools and Conmnnity
working together in one united band. And Definite
recommendations have hcen presented ~ the Mayor and
through he effort things taking on ne" light
The Detroit Tribune. has long since been the look
on and a" Hapn> r. SEQ ana hear Al Of he good news
Let Al continue climb and build for better future,
for those coming tier as.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
High Court

Continued from Page y
Golden. argued that the one man
iurv violates the due process NJ
the i4th Amendment of the L s.
Constitution and IS also contrary
10 the State Constitution IN dele
eating executive and legislative
functions 10 the judiciary.
Against Theory
The attorneys pointed out that
This vas contrary 10 the pur
poses 81 the three-divislon gov
eminent
Judge O'Hars had gwen both
witnesses stay Of sentences to
make appeals before the highest
state court. and expressed conf
dsnce that his Interpretation OF
the law would be upheld.
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Valiant Harvey Hamburger
CONTINUED from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
line Of study and instruction OF Gods Christ Absolute Mas
Ter Science Messahl
Conventional religious training and education public.
paroehs and prvsteineludng soealed natural seenee'
bersie morfals from the so-caled mind and ego
OF the devi-annal msgnetsm-wth which they are born
The liberation only through suffering discipline
inspiration Of Gods dciation TO His highest rep
since Christ Jesus His Mary Baker Eddy, found
in her copyrighted wrings
No Hebrew. Catholic. Protestant religious leader or
avmsn is capable OF reading the Bible through that Mind
which also in Christ Jesus-God-ihe ONE and ONLY
Mind OF the universe!
And Jesus was NOT God but SOM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Tapped Phone Talks

" fslen.from.grsee King Saul 100 3. c. had 10 obey
his master. the devil likewise Judas Anns and caisphvs
the crooked Hebrse hghprie and spiritually insane in
felIsevs Hebrew, Ssv-who became reborn Gods giant
ST. Psul-who. and what the DEVILS Democrats, used
by devil The political and spiritual sdvItsrsr
r. D. r. the devils spiritual bastard HEB I27, the
man like George Washington would have considered
II BL.A-sP-HEM-o-Us TO seriously consider third
term
The devils Democrats gave YsIts Tehrsn Potsdsm,
and the Communist Goliath. because OF the devils Demo-
cratic nfsmy Pearl Hsrbor with loss Of Msnehvra chins
GOD IS WORKING HIS PURPOSE oUT"i-c S. Hymn
Uneoverins the devils arms
Communism
Asistic msterisism
An.chrst Judas Jvdsisml
Anti S-c.i-Ek-T-IF-l-c, spiritual,
Christ. DEVILS Roman Charlottesville
The DEVILS mstsris mediesl-snd all healing
sishI-hose whewssh hesIinss OF the DEVIL would de-
eeve. IL possible the very eleet"l
The FrsrkIinEIesnorHsrry breed Of Protestant, poI
cal and spiritual sdvery-ths spiritual bastard" HEB
III. 81 typeIl
Then there Gods Martin Lvther-ths Protestant
Reformation overlooking the shores Of Evropsexposng for
all time the total captivity by the devil OF his Roman Cath
Ollie political and religious R.A-cK-ET'i--s DEviLlSH
MoNSTRosITY posing the representative OF the CHILD
LESS Christ Jesus and His spiritual and Divine Science
Of prevention and healing OF dsesse-kOT via medical
vnseentifie. vnchristike prayer human mindmsnts
wouIdbe healing. that would deceive IL possible the very
electl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Whisky and Beer Barons-
God Condemned Spiritual 'Bastards :
nu.L io1 o,
HEARKENl
Heb. ,2:7. a.

-" The Connecticut motorst charged with driving los
miles hour the psrkwsys smashing into station
wagon and killing and child riding in H. He admitted
says the coroner that he and companion had ~
Of beer and quart OF whisky Just before setting
out the road"
&C. S. Monitor Men Of Distineton"-"A Another
portrait Of sadly familiar type which will
be sought by the dis'isrs who put out
the fU-pags whisky ads"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

He cited the Atlanta Declara-
ton adopted by southern lead
ers OF The Association al meet
ing in Atlanta. May 2223. which
Instructed The branches in ev-
cry affected area 10 petition
local school boards 10 abolish
segregation without delay and 10
assist these agencies in working
out ways and means OF nipple
meniins the Courts ruling"
White ecallcd that when The
Declaration Vas adopted. Thur
tood Marshall our special coun-
~ made II clear that n each IN
stance me petition 20 the school
board would ne accompanied bv
letief fom me branch request
irR a conference wuh the board
n discuss plans Tor meeting the
courts decision as speedily as pos
sble
The petition he asserted is
not threat nor letter OF sup
phcation Jointly they express our
desire 10 cooperate with the school
authorizes IN ending segregation
and our determination that there
shall be no flhbusterine IN achiev-
Ing that goal
Applauding the action already
taken IN some communities 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Last Rites For
Dr.. AIain Locke,
Noted Educator

NEW YORK Dr Aiaa LEROY
Locke. suneMshed educator
died Wednesasy % NJ SINAI
Hosp.'o sore whore ~ hed hc,u
pa',ni t.r several NrcNs. iic
vas 67
Funeral services were neld
last Friday al the Brenia Fun
eral Home. He left no survivors
in his Immediate family.
D. Locke began rna,.ng "a
; cplla'lon DUNG b .cnonl da'
~ Genital Hleh Scheoi D Pnaa-
dciphia Ne graduated iiaW,ils
Normal Sehool 'hcgc and NeT' 60
Harvard InVtisi'v and lcet>ce
4 electorate q 1907
From thai Year ni 1870 ne
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Congressional Recognition Of
Christian Science Healing!

Early in the goth Century medical obectors to Chris
tisn Science healing compelled nvesg CATION thereof
with the record affirming that Christian Science had healed
ALL the diseases of the human mind and body-NOT ALL
persons-but ALL manner Of diseaseirestvely meeting
similar reception to that Of CHRIST JESUS who healed
all manner of disease but away from his village
and could DO NO MIGHTY WORKS THERE BECAUSE
OF THEIR UNBELlEF"-'stif. neeked' Hebrews and Cen
tiles being unworhy-untl further ehastenins Of the
Lord"i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19

comply with me Courts ruling
tne NAACP secretary told the
North Carolina audience
We know from experience
mat schools can be successfully
and cxpcditiouslv iniegrsied II
has been done n Arizona south
crn Illinois. Indiana. New Jersey
and Delaware.