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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
New industries Seen
AS Big Asset 10 Good
| Residential Areas

New industries. carefully Sc
lected and regulated. prove to be
good neighbors for even the
highest type Of residential COM
munity, according to q. study
just published by the Urban Land
Institute.
The study. called Space for
Industry" says suburban resi-
dents and public officials who OPP
pose location Of such manufac-
turing plants in their areas are
defeating their own self interest.
Based on an analysis Of 220
new industrial plants built in "a
States during World War II, the
study was written by Dorothy A.
Muncy, planning consultant in
Industrial development.
The author states American
industry Is building plants to q
far higher standard than is re-
CURED by municipal coming and
other regulations and adds:
New industry can add SUBJ
stantially to the tax base Of the
community, and new Histories do
not usually call for the large ex-
pansionS in municipal services
and utilities that new housing
developments require. In addition,
new plants usually attract new
service establishments and sup
pliers which broaden further the
tax base of the area"
The study also points out that
few communities. even among
those actively and comparatively
seeking new industrial develop
ment. are reserving enough, land
to meet future industrial re-
quirements.
The study may be obtained
from the Urban Land Institute,
1887 K street NV, Washington
6, D. c., for So a copy. The insti-
tute is planning affiiliate of the
National Association Of Real
Estate Boards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07

Is exposed to them for q long
period.
Don't store soiled diapers in
the bathtuh or lavatory. Diapers
from the smallest baby contain
uric and other acids In sufficient
quantities to stain most bathtubs
and layatories.
Don't use the bathroom for a
darkroom. Developing solution
will stain q plumbing fixture,
even on brief contact.
Don't bang or scrape fixtures
with kitchen utensils or scrub
pals. You may chip or scratch
the surface. destroying its glossy
luster and making it more sus-
ceptihle to stains in the future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Priminq for Point

In painting, a printing coat
is a first coat that's applied to
seal the pores Of a surface and
prevent the uneven absorption Of
final coating. Because q prime
coat provides a fiat surface that
is not too smooth. 1t serves as an
excellent base for finish coats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
culk Before Pointing

The most important step In
preparing to paint q house is to
seal all openings through which
moisture can enter. Check all
flashing and calk all joints to
keep water out. Leaks not only
can destroy q good paint job, but
also can destroy lumber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Paint Roller Pointer

Paint Roller Pointer
When using a paint roller. don't
try to be a speed demonl II you
do. the paint may splash OF the
roller. And don't do q strip more
than two feet wide at q time, or
your outer edge may dry before
you're ready for the next lap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-07
Hot Water Economy

, The best place for o water
heater is as near as possible to
outlets to minimize the cooling
Of water in the pipes. This Is
another advantage Of having
kitchen. laundry and bathrooms
close together.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14

Mrs. Kathryn Womack of
Dudley, was notified this week
that her son, George Womack,
had been slightly wounded in
action in France.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

The Ohio ballot, this November, contains proposed
Amendment to Constitution which deserving of
thoughtful consideration of all voters is the partisan
Amendment to create fouryear term for the Governor
and other officials of the state of Ohio
For many years, students of government have been
urging such Amendment in this state Their arguments
that the present twoyear term is too short for the
pexadminStrave tasks of Ohio They consider need
les @ travagance to hold election for officials
ev two years, arguing that the taxpayer pays for
less efficiency under such system
This Amendment - Amendment l on this years ballot
stipulates that fouryear term created shall begin
until January 59 This stipulation the from
the partisan since forel who will
be the candidates in 1858 also provides that
may have than two fouryear terms in succession
This amendment also applies to the lieutenant govern
or attorney general and auditor of state.
The second proposed amendment applies to a four year
term for members of the General Assembly They
serving only two year terms.
Also the state questions and issues ballots for Noble
county only will be the proposed hospital bond issue in
the amount of $500,000.
AS vote for progress and efficiency in Noble county,
to vote yes for the hospital could only
that to community
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
A Hospital Built From Trooedv

IL was the 1857 convention of California newspaper
pupsheS and the annual awards for Journalistic superior
y were being presented by Gov Earl Warren He
ed the winner of of the all the prizes
s place Tor general excellence among weekly newspapers
pleased smile spread the face of sandy-haired
with bushy eyebrows, the editor of the Hemet News
bQt unlike the other winners, he made toward
Ngrtn Even II he had been able to walk he could
h ms hands to take possession of his trophy For
Ho3ND King, the king of Caifornas weekly newspaper
publishers is totally paraly yzed from the chin down
Since the early 920s he has been victim creep
ing paralysis known as muscular dystrophy He is unable
to legs hands turn his head Only the
muscles % OF his face respond to his commands
Homer King has raised his newspaper
merely IN California but among all the weekes of the
nation
Homer King has forged the Hemet News into a power
full instrument for community progress modern 3O-bed
hospital stands in Heme today tribute to his leadership
Until 194 the had hospital Various efforts had
P9 Pfs 6qa Sse E but all H then pped because of
Then one night, on the outskirts of Hemet King came
upon, an auto wreck One Hemet boy had been killed.
ambulance arrived from Riverside.
In the next issue Of the News King ran scorchng
front page editorial telling how the injured boy had
ambulance.
is time to get hospital Unless this DONE member
OF your family may die unnecessarily"
Under Kings editorial needing, the city, fathers SUBJ
mited bond issue the voters The proposal was appov
ed by big majority But the money raised by the bond
issue would only build the hospital there money to
equip and furnish So the News launched another camp
aign to finish the job In scan few weeks the campaign
was OveT-SubScrlbed
Today the Hemet Valley Hospital one of the finest
small hospitals in southern California and one of the few
in the entire state to pay its way Homer King
Der OF the hospitals board of directors sad Il" the thing
I'm proudest of"
The Hemet hospital serves enduring monument
to the tenacy and foresight of who in his public
life in his private fe doesn't know how quit Homer
King has given meaning the tradition Of the fight
ing editor He fought the greatest battle of ala battle
free himself from the imprisonment of his inert body
and
The above portion of this story taken from the
IOdaYS Health he
written by Joseph Stocker.
1t could so easily have happened in Caldwell any
part of Noble county for this commuy faced with
a similar situation.
The voters of Noble county should ask themselves the
question of whether they going wait until their
loved killed horribly injured dies because of
lack of disqualification they going have the
sight with which they credited and support the
hospital bond issue in the fast approaching November
c1oo
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
THIS WEEK
In
WASHINGTON

Ihe battle for control of the
House and Senate in the 84th
Congress is developing into a
political slugfest with both sides
claiming victory and with both
parties running scared.
As a result of the recent prim-
aries and the Maine election the
Democrats were given shot in
the arm and surface indications
as well as historical tradition at
this writing give them the edge
at least in the House. The Maine
election set the Republicans back
on their heels and while they
attempt to explain 1t was by de-
claring the victory for the Demo
Gratis In the governorship race
was due TO local issues, such ex
planning will not hold true with
regard to the sharply increased
vote for Democrats in the Sena-
torial and Congressional races
Democrats gained a 40g6 vote in
the Senatorial race and Con-
gresham Robert Hale, with a
name as old as Name, barely
squeezed through.
Generally speaking, the con-
troll of the House of Representa-
tives may be decided in fifty con-
gressional districts where the
winners in the last election show
ed slightly more than 500 of the
voted. Local issues, however, will
play part in some districts. For
instance, in Republican San
Diego, California, district, Ad-
miral Ross Mcintyre, former
president Roosevelt's physician,
is running on the Democratic
ticket. San Diego is largely an
all-Navy town and the Navy is
backing Admiral Mcintyre.
In the senate, as result of
some deaths, 81 seats are at
stake, Is Republican and %
Democrats. However, IA of the
Democratic seats are from south
ern or other rated safe districts,
leaving 8 contests. These are
Anderson, in New Mexico, oppos-
ed by COP Governor Edwin
Continued on Page 2-B)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
THE AMERICAN WAY
DEATH RACES ON

The most travelled statesman
in the world is John Foster Dull
les, Secretary of State of the
United States. He has already
travelled more miles in that
office than any former incum-
bent in the history of our coun-
try. Today in Tokyo, tomorrow
in London, Paris, Berlin, back
In Washington for a day to pick
up a new retinue and off again
to Timbuctoo while the retinue
ne brought back gets rested up
for the next trip.
But while John Foster Dulles
travels, occasionally crossing
paths with Winston Churchill
and others, all trying to get
together with everybody else for
a permanent peace arrangement
and somehow to contain Com
munism within its present limits,
there is another traveller not
heralded on the front pages of
the news. He carries no retinue
to awe admiring bobby y-soxers.
and about the only recognition
he gets is our uncertain, gnawing
fear that something is eating at
ouF--pitals.--And we try even to
disuise that fear from ourselves.
The most dangerous traveller
of them all, dropping the seeds.
of destruction in all directions.
undermining the very ground on
which we stand and making
futile our frantic efforts to
thwart him, is DEATH.
Science has given man new in
sights, enormous commands over
the, powers and forces of nature.
but not the self-command which
would make safe in his hands
the terrible instruments of des-
truction already made and the
more horrible being developed.
While we pray to the Creator
for succor from the terrible
threat, while we gather what
forces we can to set UP safe
guards, while books are written
and laws passed against the
Continued on Page 2-B)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14


Word has been received here
that Earl Parry of Columbus,
formerly of Caldwell, had been
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14

Frank Craig of Summerfield,
was notified this week that his
son, 1t. Col. Horace Craig had
been seriously burned in an
airplane accident.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14

Tragedy struck Noble county
this week during the war years
and in far distance places.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
w ES Z or
0 TnER r w Is Z
Bv T.. q. RONn

by II. u. BOND
The best way for a man to
clinch an argument is to take her
in his arms.
When a man thinks he has
found the goose that lays the
golden egg, it usually turns out to
be gander,
It's tough when the children
get married and move away, but
it can be lot tougher when they
don't.
There's no such thing as an
idle rumor, they're all busy.
Men get pearls from oysters,
but it takes a woman TO get a
diamond from a nut.
If exercise eliminates fat, it's
hard to explain the double chins
on lot of women.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
JOURNAL NEWS ITEMS OF 10 YEARS AGO :.

Tragedy struck Noble county
this week during the war years
and in far distance places.
Pfc. Herman A. Kuhn was
killed in action in the South
Pacific, according to word re-
ceived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Kuhn.
Pfc. Francis Blackstone, son of
Mrs. Margaret Blackstone and
the late c. o. Blackstone, was
killed in action according to a
telegram received by his moth
er.
Mrs. Ruth Morrison of Seneca
vile route |, received word on
Wednesday evening that her
husband, Pvt. Donald c. Nor
rison had been killed in France
on Sept. IA, 1914.
Pfc. George Christopher was
one of the crew members of the
BIZ, who escaped death when
the plane crashed at Ardmore,
Okla. He was a tail gunner on
the crew.
Charles H. Snode, son of Mrs.
Nellie Snode of Sarahsville, was
awarded unit citation this
week for outstanding perform
ance of duty in action against
the enemy at Bougainville,
Solomon Islands.
Mrs. Audrey Milligan receiv-
ed a telegram this week that her
husband, Philander Milligan, had
been wounded in action in
France on Sept. IA.
Mrs. Kathryn Womack of
Dudley, was notified this week
that her son, George Womack,
had been slightly wounded in
action in France.
Frank Craig of Summerfield,
was notified this week that his
son, 1t. Col Horace Craig had
been seriously burned in an
alrplane accident.
Word has been received here
that Earl Parry of Columbus,
formerly of Caldwell. had been
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14

awarded the Purple Heart and
had been recently wounded in
action and was now in a hospi-
tai in England.
The October grand jury re-
ported to Judge L. B. Frazier
that six indictments has been
returned, all of which were
secret.
Deaths: Robert Horace Calland
of Summerfield and Mrs. Tunie
Mcdonald of Caldwell.
-
Births: A daughter to Pvt. and
Mrs. John Watson of Caldwell
and a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Crum of Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
A R H RITIS =?

i-hovs been Wonderfully blessed il being
restored 70 osive life otter being crippled
10 neofly every ioinA in my body und with
nvseVlor soreness from heed TO foot /
hod RheUmoioid Ar'hriiis and other form.
OF sheumotism. honds deformsd end ny
ankles were set.
Limited spoee prohibits telling you more
here but Il you will write me. will Fsph
at once ond tell you how received ri
wonderful relief
MRS. Lelu S. Wier
2so5 Arbor Hill, Drive, P. Q. Bor 7t9;
Joekson 2, Mississippi
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-10-14
m ,se,s,ey ~ ~aeeo
ISllIe RsaGRIiE
ENOON KooN hoIIIIiRsS SssssSS..-s@=Z
~. S.A.
GAY MOODS

Autumn the prettiest seasons When stand ON
the stoop OF house and look them hills
hickory all kinds of oak poplar MAPLE beech
buckeye dog wood red bud
all OF them dressed something bright special
each / just stand there
have been this Ho1ler and hant never
the woods pretty this no artist modern
ancient that could match hillside
people who claim to know heap who say God
You know Nature amt always always
changn but her moods good In
mood sort of like April showers
but she's busy alright In the time
times and shakes the Hoer with thunder lightning
like
that hits hard 1t
sort of last joyous danea grand finale year begins
slip away.
So it is with Holer people the same mood
all the time either We all have gay glad days
when bright color gay time
Yours colo
Uncle Sam Stile
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-07

FFse' in this advar''om0n effective through saf Nay 0h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Premature Deaths!
Continued from Page 81

As St. Paul truly sad The things seen are tenn
porar' :. MYTHICAL! The unseen-the spiritual
Is eternal.
"Perfect God and perfect land perfect universe
spiritual Of course) is the basis of thought and demon
stration"!
Mrs Eddy, p. 259, S&H)
Bu-in collective human consciousness we find DIS
torOn Of the eternal harmony of Gods wholly harmonious
spiritual i'm which indestrucble ideas!-
In scientific, Christlike, consciousness!
Hence, the imperative need of scientific Chrstlke
wisdom and understanding-and DIVINE DISCIPLINED
in order to DEMONSTRATE the Christ Truth,
which makes free!
Those low in the scale Of moral and spiritual
evolution will have to get their Second Coming OF
Christmiracle Messiah MiIlennum!-n that collective
consciousness called the next world
The REV. HAROLD NICELY, Pastor of the Brick
Presbyterian Church, Rochester, NY
.. was 1921 GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CHICAGO -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
"Lupa Security"

Continued from Page 81
nature Of matter! Spirit God is ALL!-R-EA-LLT-Y!--
and the Rabbis and again, but do dem
onstrate: There is else beside Him, God.
II accept matter the MYTH, substance, whereas
il ia only shadow you have two gods!-and that's the
trouble with the Hebrews and all OF the human
Gods Chosen Peope-Christke Christian Scientists!
THE things temporal (MYTHICALD, while
the things NOT SEEN Invisible but understandable to
scientific, Chfstike, spiritual sense!) are eternal!
st Paul.
Greek philosophers perceived the M-E-NT AL ma ure
OF ma tier and declared that live wholly mental
universe!!!
Gods highest Revelator since Christ Jesus, il Mary
Baker Eddy, prophesed by the Master complete His
work!-Jesus wrote nothng-no copywriting in that g
agei-and the Master did have to be prophet
to know what transaors would do with His teachings
That's the trouble with the Catholic monstrositv,
Musoin had power with the devil than the Pope did
with God; Hitler, with the devil than Judaism with
God and Gods Protestant Christ Scientist Messiah of the
nations had twice civilization from the devlish
of the four European relg crppes, the white
wash heangs OF the devil medica and other
healing endesvors VOID Of the Christian Science Miracle
Messiah!
Mussolni and Roosevelt. Exhibits A and B-of white.
wash heangs of the devil!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Wayne University Senior
Gives Up The Ghost" !-23!

tDetrou FREE Prem) J.
WAS STRUCK BY A carr
Edwin Klein to graduate June IL. Was member
Of the schools Philosophy and History Club Served in the
Army 4s '4s Burial wilrbe in Machpeah Cemetery.
THE DEVIL HAD THE DOMINATION OFs NOT
GODS MAN BUT AN ADAM!-NOT YET READY FOR
THE SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE DIVINE
MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD OF CHRIST JESUS
AND MARY BAKER EDDY, GODS TWO HIGHEST
REPRESENTATIVES, SINCE MOSES, BOTH OF WHOM
FULFILLED PROPHECY!
Mr. Klein another victim Of home, church. and
ation and so-ealled natural science-s spiritual
naked!!!
All Hebrews Catholics, Protestsnts and ALL nom
honest-toCod Christian Scientists prisoners OF the
devil!-anma ma netism!-mat terra sml i'm bondage to
the carnaI mortal, human, so-called mind and sen-
sual sensuous ego!
And it is the privilege AND DUTY Of Gods Chosen
People-Chrtke Christian Scientists-to lberate the
human from it's bondage to the dev-animal m
netsm !-materalism land its bility to achieve lib
Grafton via unscientihc, unChristke science theology,
medicine, and educ atom
CONSIDER THE MILLIONS OF 10Th CENTURY
MISUNDERSTANDING, UNCHRISTLIKE,
ADAMS AND EVES!-
Asiatics and Europeans!
Impotence of Anti-Christ Judas Judaism!-Hter more
power with the devil than Judaism with God!
Russian and Balkan Greek Orthodoxy!
Roman Catholicism! Mussoni-more power with the
devil than the Pope with Cod!
Protestantism!-st higher point OF liberation, but
yet liberated from the devil!-
animal ma gnetism !-materialism!
AMERlCA-MODERN CANAAN!-BIRTHPLACE OF
GODS CHRIST, ABSOLUTE SCIENCE,
MIRACLE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
MAJOR ARM OF THE LORD IN TWO
WORLD WARS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
boy, 6, browns in Fall off Dock!
"MaeLerie Family, Drowning
Victims"

"A man. his wife and two children, happily embarked
days outing that ended in tragedy in Lake ST. Clair
Father 49, mother SO, children 10 and S.
.. persisted when sudden squa overturned the
boat. ""
SOCALLED NATURE'-A DESPOT, OF THE DEVIL
MURDERER, A LIAR AND THE FATHER OF 1T!
John 843,44).
Matter is shadow, NOT substance
So-called nature is moving picture
Mortal thought made visible is-IN-and-OF-col.
lectve human consciousness!
MANS DIVINE DOMINION, AS PER CHRIST!
But-Hebrews Christians not Christian Scientists)
Asiatics, Communists-and all who Chrske
Christian Scientss-have gods! So-caed matter is
their No. god! or, No |!
NOT SO, CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
They KNOW and DEMONSTRATE ONE SUBSTANCE,
infinite Spirit Mind Soul, the ONE and ONLY in the en-
tire e!"our Father Mother God,
WHOSE wholly harmonious universe and immortal spr
tual creaton-Hs image and likeness!-completely
EXCLUDES so-oalled matter, the M-YTH!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Judaism Robbed Of Nearly 20 Years!

the devil taking Harry r. Hurvitz, age 4S
He was "a Director Of the Hebrew Theological Col
lese and the Jewish Orthodox Home for the Aged So
The increasing momentum Of the predestned eventual
one and only religion and therapeutics on this planet
collective human consciousnes-has yet compelled,
via DEMONSTRATION, worldwide recognition OF that
scientific, Christlike Science, Theology, Medicine =
Gods Christ Master, absolute, miracle, Science
which will increase the numbers, reaching IS score ana
TO- t75), and better!-of the wise and good.
The Reverend Mary Baker Eddy, Gods ReveiAtor OF
His Second Coming Of Christabsolute, miracle Science
Msssiah-was in her Goth year when she passed on IN
sl0performing Gods greatest healing and SIN destroy
ing work, and leadership, since Christ Jesus!H
"DOUBTINC THOMASES" AND BLIND "SAULS'!!l
Many doubling Thomases' have appearedl-the
devil whipping up many to tremendous opposition =
like murderous Hebrew, Saul of Tarsus-untl spiritual
bndnesl-whch required the spiritual power OF one OF
the Christian to heal Saulwhereupon Saul
became St. Paula heroic, Christian giant, truyl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
Death-a Promotion Like, From
Europe to America! And That
Is Not a Bad DeaI!-

And in that collective consciousness, called the next
world there must be advanced understanding Of the
folI;e the devsh illusions and delusons of uncientiho
nChristlike science theology medicine, edueston!-
where Mrs. Eddy is the Pope : + smiley
But--as Gods highest representative since Christ
Je.u. gave that collective CONSEQUENCES called the next
world such moral and spiritual regeneration as hasn't
had since Martin Luther made his triumphai entry!
CONTINUED Next Column, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-19
More Victims Out Of Homes, Churches,
and Sunday Schools, Void Of Gods
Christ Science Miracle Messiah!
"GIRI, 2, sUCCUMBs 10 AUTO INJURIEs"!

GIRL, 2, SUCCUMBS TO AUTO INJURIES!
(Detroit TimeS
IRAN from between parked into the path Of
another
"June, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, died in
Receiving Hospital.
A Christian Science Nursing Home might very we'll
have saved her-because the entire populations of hos
pitfalls are prisoners of the dev!-ExCEPT any honesto
God Christian Scientists who may be present!!!
JUDAISM ROBBED OF ANOTHER Ia YEARS.
The devil forcing premature giving of the ghost
because of unscienthc, UnChristlke thinking of this
Messiah Miracle Age, DEMONSTRATING the Scripture
with God all things possible!
Matt. :26, Mark 1O27).
And God, to Hs Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son.
His beloved Christ Jesus; 81 have given POWER
over all the (.o-called) power Of the enemy, and MOTH
ING shall, by any means, hurt you!
MR. ALFRED M. KUTINSKY, So, DIED AT HIS
RESIDENCE +. AFTER AN EXTENDED ILLNESS.
Detroit Times)
"He was member Of the B-nsi Moshe Synagog, Bn"i
Birth and the Michigan Israelites