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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
Mccarthy

7sken from the New York Herald Tribvns-May S. 1854
"As the Hearings Progress
n Treatment Of Stevens
The blood pressure Of large number Of Psinfsd's
ens has gone up with indignation the sstmsnt given
Ne OF PLAINFIELD's MOST TRUSTED and HoNoRED
TIzENs, Secretary Robert Stevens, by Senate commit
this week. We proud Of the integrity he has shown
der this terrific ordeal but Republicans ashamed
\ t6s type Of treatment.
The only bright spot in very dark picture is that The
be has and heard the bullying Of witnesses that
been the Senators practice and know why oil right
linking people protest at this type Of investigation Of people
ssns whom there has been little proof.
hope oil decent citizens will protest this outrage
JEAN c. COCHRAN,
PIanfled, NJ j., May L. 1854
IN PRAISE OF WEIGH
= the N. Y. Herald Tribune:
With Joseph NJ WeIch exeosraph Of pixies and fairies
brilliant Army counsel, at the bsitsmsnts before the
nss Investigation subcommittee, knows that the
epube will stand; fhs Army be saved Harvard preserved
I'D good food and drink and hvmor remain due. All
his despite the demsgogve from Wisconsin.
For their wit and wisdom too Is also Ray n. jenkins,
tennessee and Sen John L. Mcclellan, Of Arkansas. both
pie lawyers be hailed.
T. vITRIoL,
New York, May 3, 1854
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More Than Half Patients

CONTINUED From Page 81
ness sake for theirs is the kingdom OF heaven.
". Blessed are ys when shall revs you, and
pesevs YOU and shall say oil Of evil against you
falsely, for my sake.
H. Rejoice and be exceeding glad: for great Is your
hssven for prosecuted they the prophets which
before you.
H. rye the salt Of the earth but IL the salt have lost
his SAVIOUR whsrswh shall II bs sailed? u is theneeforh
good for nothing but 70 be cast out and be rodden under
foot Of men,
H. rye the light Of the world city that set on
en- hill cannot be hid
Is Neither do light candle, and put II under .
bvshe but on esndIsse; and sveh light unto all that
in the house.
Is LET your light shine before that they may
your good works. and sorify your Father which is in
heaven.
H. Think not that I TO destroy the law, or
the prophets: not TO destroy, but to fulfill
"cHIRsT DEFEATED SATAN BY A MEANS OPEN
TO HIS HUMBLEST FOLLOWER, THE INTELLIGENT
USE OF THE WORD OF coD"lI
Matthew 4.Il-Ths seofeId Reference Bible)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15

eeIsneovs Writings.
HITLER LOOKED BIG, TAKING FRAhcEI-
BUT-"WHoM THE GODS WOULD DESTROY. THEY
FIRST MAKE MAD'1
kALENKOv, MAU TIL TUNC,
THE DEVIL IS WAITING FOR YOU! tsmes)
STAIN, HITLER, MUSSoLiNi ARE WAITING FOR YOU
over THERE IN A NUT HoUsEI-PsYcHoPArH THO
HosPITALI WHAT INTERESTING SPECIMENS
you TWO WILL MAkEl
INCIDENTALLY, r. D. r. MUST BE PROVING VERY
INTERESTING TO THE PsYcHIATRIsTs tsmiIes)
RED DESTINY OF SELFDEsTRUcTIoN OR
CONVERSION TO DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH, iNEvTABLE!!l AND WITH YOUR
INDULGENCE: COMMUNISM CAN NO MORE
ESCAPE ITS FATE THAN A 'cELLULoID CAT
CAN CATCH AN ASBESTOS RAT IN HELM
BEcAUsE-coNMUNlsM is UNDER THE DIVINE
Discipline OF "A ROD OF IRON" Revelation XII.
sab. p. $685. THE oMNIPoTENcE OF JOUR-
EATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALLHARMoNoUs"-
THE ONE AND ONLY MIND. SOUL, sPIRIT-lN-AND
OF THE UNIVERSE-"WlLL RULE
ALL NATIONS land PEOPLEs) IMPERATiVELY,
ABSOLUTELY, FINALLY! WITH Divine
sclENcE~ (s&H
THE MILLS OF GOD GRIND SLOWLY YET THEY
GRIND EXCEEDING SMALL, FOR, WITH ExAcTNESs
GRINDS He. ONE AND ALL! ts&Hl
And shaPespeae, thereto, quoted in Science and HEALTH
SWEET ARE THE USES OF ADVERSELY; WHICH,
LIKE THE TOAD UGLY AND VENoMoUS, AND WEARS
YET PRECIOUS JEWEL IN HIS HEAD"l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
from the c. S. Monitor,
Religious Group Hits Liquor
Advertising
from the c. S. Monito,
BY the Assoeiatsd Pros.

cLEvELAND.-The National Association Of Evangsli.
the end OF its convention here April 30. has gone
record as opposing liquor advertising in sIsvsion radio
Iosrinss, and newspapers.
The organization, which calls IFS theology Conservative
iso passed resolution OPPOSING MORALLY CONTAIN.
hTNc" PUBLICATIONS.
third resolution, stating "ovr foreign policy has ap.
kuiy at times been dictated by sxpsdsnes and fear
He'd national leaders TO follow course Of action based
faith in God, which will lead TO action characterized by
IrIsss integrity Righteousness, and honesty"
To which the Detroit Tribune says:
Amen, Amen, AmenlI
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eternal ideas in true beng!-scentihc, Christlike,
spiritual consciousnessl
That true being needs be Discovered by ALL of the
human race!-SUFFERINC WILL COMPEL I'll
BECAUSE-the man child brought forth by woman
will RULE all nations with rod of ron"I (See Revea-
tions Kill 81.
Gods Christ Science, Miracle Messiah, will "RULE
ALL NATIONS and ALL PEOPLES-imperatively,ab so-
lutely, hnalIy-with DIVINE SCIENCE"l (S&H, 18th
Chapter See its Apocalypse. Read all of it And RIGHT
NOW 10 ruling their divine Municipalities!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
President Eisenhower Regrets

! BECAUSE-An error, evil, mortality, materlaity'
births, human life reproduction sin disease dea'n'
WARS and commissions Of naturei-so-ealled eonv"f
Ons' of collective, carnsl minds, resly-of coee,''
human consciousness, the error thereinl-sre my.h''
mrsses, Illusions delusons, eounterfetns divine '''"'
and their inviolate, eternay harmonious activity
The universe is exclusively spiritual wholly harmon
iOus and sA-TU.R.A.T-E-S every atom of all space with
heaven and eternal feilin which are demon'srsoy
CONTINUED Next Column-TOP)
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Scientific ChiIdIess Christ|ike

Continued From Page 81
thsse shall he do; because 60 unto my Father.
And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, thar viii
do that the Father may be gorihed in the Son.
"If We shall ask any thing in my name, will do u.
"If ys love me, keep my commandments. John '4;'1
thru Isl
THE COMFORTER"
u have many things TO unto you, but ys cannot
bear them nowl- 80 .
~ The scientific Christ, Messanic Ideal will pray fhs
,,ber 70 send YOU Comforter the Holy Ghost who
will teach YOU ALL things. and guide you into ALL truth
GOD USES HIS CHRIST SCIENCE WORLD
MESSIAH REvELAToR, HIS MARY, BAKER EDDY,
TO DEMONSTRATE SCIENTIFIC, SPIRITUAL,
euaIsrLIKE COMMUNITY PARENTHooDI-
DESTINED TO INSPIRE MILLIONS OF MEN AND
WOMEN TO REMAIN cHILDLEssll-THuS
AvERTINc THE coDcoNDEMNED, DEVLISH
EoIIY OF MULTIPLYING THE MYTHICAL, HUMAN
"cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL ExisTENcE1
TUE cHILpLEss CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD IS USED
az THE DEVIL TO MULTIPLY SENSUAL
ulIMAN COUNTERFEIT CREATION
CONTRARY TO THE c-HIL-Dl-E-s-s CAREER
or Tur HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON.
"THE WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE llFs1-
TIVE MASTER DENouNcINc TIE pEVLisHlT
MEsMERIzEp, WHO PUT THE HUMAN OVER
|oR EQUAL TO, THE plvlNElI
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Marks Of Gods Chosen Ones:

They sssidvovs students OF His scientific, Christ.
like Word-Ths King James Protestant Bible and its Saw
ior' and Lbsrstor The Christian Science Textbook
T. Their easy rejection Of the false gods Of alcoholic
beverages and tobacco which the Satan bound fall for in
seeking TO up mental unrest OF spiritual nskedness
Whereas. they could have THE PEACE OF GOD THAT
PAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDINGS
But NOT via indifference contempt for Gods two
hohest representatives since His beloved Son, Messiah
the Christ promised Comforter Gods Christ Science
Miracle Messiah and His Revssfor thereof His greatest rep
rss,s,ivs since Christ Jesus His Mary, Baker Eddy!
THE WAY" TO APPREHEND YOUR TRIUMPHANT,
DIVINE, ETERNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCIENTIFIC, cHRIsTLIkE, coNScIousNEss-BoTH
SON AND DAUGHTER or CoDlIl--WHcH is THE
PREpEsTNEp VICTOR OVER EVERY ADVERSE
CIRCUMSTANCE ts&HD
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Communism's Destiny!-

Transformation from natural Science, socalIed!-
naturally, prisoner of the devil!-anmal ma me sm-
to the Incompatible bliss! of heaven and eternal life,
realized HERE AND NOW!-"THE PEACE THAT
PASsETH ALL UNDERsTANDING"l-via God. Christ
Science Comforter, Miracle Messiah!-"Second Coming
of Christ, infinite Truth!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15

AND THE LUsTs or YOUR FATHER YE WILL Dol
He WAS A MURDERER FROM THE BECINNINci
AND ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH
BECAUSE, THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM
WHEN he sPEAkETH A LIE, He sPEAKETH OF HIS
OWN; FOR HE IS A LIAR AND THE FATHER OF It'll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
The Human is Of The DeviI!!!

(John e:43, az
WHY DO We NOT UNDERSTAND MY sPtsSnf
EVEN BECAUSE We CANNOT HEAR NY WORD.
We Aps OF YOUR FATHER, THE pEvlLll
Continued Next Column-TOP)
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"a LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEMr

NF1ILD STIEALL LEAD THEM
isaiah 1l:6)
"SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO nae,
AND FORBID THEM NOT. FOR SUCH IS THE
KINGDOM OF HEAvEN"l-chrisf Jesus
Existence Of Christian Science Sunday Schools, used by
c. S. Elder 10 rsbvks the writer's vewsl
Jesus loved the vnspoed, ehiIdIike hought-BEcAUsE
-sdoesesnes and the DEVILS Adam and Eve manhood and
womsnhood, had not yet spoiled themIll
ST. Paul this, and said LET God be but every
mortal . Iar'I (Romansl.
And God TO Mrs. Eddy: :" the TOTAL D.EP-RA-V.lT-Y
Of MORALS, alias MORTAL MIND "a (p. T. M. W.
Hence, the significance OF Dsvid's observation in the
23d Pssm THE Lord divine Love) resioeih my soul Spirit
val senssrt-Mrs. Eddy's version. p. 57s SAN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15

c. S. Monitor
"EpIToR DECLARES INpocHINA VITAL TO KEEP
JAPAN FREE"
ZAP c. s. Monitor. May 81
tsss article in Next Weeks Detroit Tribuns)
READERS OPINIONS ON HOW TO CURB
JUVENILE vANDALIsM"l
New York Herald Tribune, May 81
MENTALLY ILL VETS PROVE cosTLY
Detroit Times May n
-. DIEM BEN PHU FALLs%
(Nsw York Herald Tribune. May 81
French Heroism Magnificent.
The Soul Of France IndestruetibIe!
DEVILS DEMOCRATIC PARTY STILL PAYING Off
NEW RAW pEAL-pEvIL's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOSS OF CHINA VIA PEARL HARBoRllI
THE DEVILS 'PHoNY' FAIR DEAL EMAscuLATEs
100 billion s MILITARY STRENGTH
BOTH DEALS BUILD UP REDS IN AND OUTSIDE
OF TIE u s. HENCE, PRES. IKE, c. e. WILSON, DULLES
81 al, MUST PATIENTLY PURIFY IAE ECONOMY
or OUR COUNTRY OF DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL
CORRUPTION, AND REBUILD THE v. S. MORALLY,
SPIRITUALLY, ECONOMICALLY. AND MlliTARLYi
GOD TO THIS AGE EXPERIENCE IS THE VICTOR,
NEVER THE vANoUIsHEDl OUT or DEFEAT SPRINGS
THE SECRET or VlcToRY1 MRS. Eddy in her Mis-
(ccntnusd Next coumn-ToPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
"RED ALLEGATION OF A RETREAT BY DULLES
CALLED UNFOUNDED CD


CALLED UNFOUNDED CD
By David Lawrence
New York Tribune) SIS
"AS WORLD CRISIS MOUNTS
RECESSION FEARS FADE CD
BY Roy A. Roberts
President, Kansas City STAR
"DAVID LAWRENCE
DULLES ALONE BLOCKS REDS!
Detroit Free Press, April 2S)
"TRUMAN KEPT 9 ACCUSED SPIES, JENNER SAYS
SOME NAMED BY FBI WERE PROMOTED"
By William Moore
Chicago Tribune Press Service)
Chicago Daily Tribune, April I'D
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The Devi|ish DeIusion-

Continued From Page 81
SERVE DIcTAToRs. THE DEVIL, NOT cIvLIZATIoNl-
MvssoIinl
Hifisrl
TOTO!
SfaIinI
Msy Tzi Tvng tRed China,
MsIsnkov
The DEVILS dvpss-sl-who put greet masses Of man and
woman power TO work for purposes Of representation
for Gods chrsike, scientific advancement Of humanity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
COMMUNISM WILL EFFECT 1.-THE

CHRISTENING OF THE LORD! (dvine Lovely
In order to hberae Hebrews Christians Asiatics, and
other prisoners Of the devil (smes) whom the devil
animal magnetsm-woud keep in their sins and
spiritual nakedness-conten in their fools paradis
GOD is WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT! (C.S. Hymn)
Biblical influence and Shakespeare; There is destiny,
divinity divine providence that shapes ends rough
hew them how wll"!
In view of the D-E-M-O.N-ST-R.A-B4-E allness and
goodness of Cod-"divne Love"-o 'he pure in heart
and the mythical of matter evil disease DEATH
wars, etc.!-a human being NEVER REALLY LOSES!
The most terrible sufferng-in beef'-compensates
the Satan bound" with PREMATURE awakenngs to
everywhere presen-always!-heaven and eternal life!
"There is else besides Him"-THE ONE GOD
ONE AND ONLY!-S-UB-S-T-A-N-C-E and LIFE and
REALITYi-ininite, DIVINE, Prnciple
Matter" is Shadow-demonstraby MYTH-to
"he pure in hear"-va spiritual, scientific Christ,
ABSOLUTE Science!
MESSAGE ACCOMPANYING FLOWERS TO FRUEHAUF
TRAILER COMPANY'S ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS:
"Heartest congratulations to divney conceived or
ganzaon and dvney protected the past months
glorously testify to-.
ANOTHER NICE TESTIMONIAL FOR THE TRIBUNE
young married woman reader of our paper said she
and her husband very much and at her husbands
place of employment the fight for it-believe 1t
o not!
We feel this nice compliment and trust the fight.
ing doesn't 90 too far. (As given to the Publisher
over the telephone).
, 1954-06-11
N Q
Re Real Properly Taxes and
Niohtsoil Removal Service
Fees for the Calendar Year
1853

Public notice is hereby Civ
en-, as required by Section 81
of the Ordinance of Septem-
Der 5, 1886 providing for the
assessment, levy and collec-
ton Of taxes upon real proper
ty. that the taxes assessed I'M
der said ordinance for the
year 1858, together with the
nightsoil removal service fees
for said year, as prescribed by
Ordinance of September l8,
1913 concerning fees for night
soil removal service, as amend
ed by Ordinance Of July !,
1916, will be due and payable
on or before June 30, 1854.
Payment should be made
at the Finance Offices in
Ghristiansted and Frederik-
sted, for the respective dis
tricts, on all business days,
from 900 am. to 1870 o'clock
am, and from 1:3O pm. to
$50 o'clock pm.
Office of the Administrator
for st. Croix, Christiansted,
st. Croix, v. l., May y, 1854.
D. C.
administrator for st. Croix
, 1954-06-11
NEWS

The SIS "ALCOA RANG
Err" is scheduled TO sail from
Baltimore May 3fst. New
70 k June 4th and is due at
Frederiksted via Puerto
Rico and St. Thomas = June
z accepting freight from the
the above ports and for Vene-
zue1a and Paramaribo.
, 1954-06-11

The SIS "ALG0A PATRI-
OF" is scheduled to sail from
Mobile June 21st, New Or
leans June 23rd and every
four weeks thereafter : via
Puerto Rico, Ciudad Truiil1o
and St. Thomas : for St. Croix
and accepting cargo for Bar
bados.
Robt. I. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1954-06-11

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| Cabinet with 4 glass sliding
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/ Pressure Cooker
/ 4-Burner Bottle Gas Stove
with Oven complete
/ large decorative Driftwood
: Silverware Set with chest1
j small Electric Mixer
! portable Electric Singer
Sewing Machine
Many other items. Contact:
J2.n j. Fsrchette, SkYview
9 Company Street, Csted
WATCH FOR N
DATE OF
NEW SPOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Georgia Gold Rush
F1elDed Rouf indians

DAHLONEGA, Ga.Gold ii
quartz veins was first discovered
in Georgia by BENJAMIN Parks
In 1923 three miles south Of Dah-
lonega In what tkas then Chero-
kee Indian Territory.
The resulting gold rush has
tened the exodus Of the Indians
and settled the region. Tie
discovery mine was later owned
and operated by Senator John
c. Calhoun of South Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
District Turns Newly Trained
Force Loose on Rat Population

A special course In the appre.
henslon, prevention and exter-
n1ination of Washington's AGO.
000-odd rats will end today for
nearly a score of inspectors in
the new Housing Division Of the
Licenses and Inspections Depart
ment.
The five-day. 40-hour, fun.
time training has been conducted
with the cooperation of the
Federal Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice and the District Health De-
partment's Bureau Of Public
Health Engineering.
Its aim has been to school In
spectorS, either newly hired or
shifted into the Housing Divi-
sion. E. Milton Dulin, division
chief, explained that the rodent
hazard goes hand-in-hand with
the defective housing his force
is setting out to eliminate. Mr..
Dulin has a total inspection
staff of SO.
Top Rat on Enemy List.
Public Enemy No. iAamong the
city's rodent control men is the
Norway rat (Rattus Norvegicus) ,
which only six years ago out
numbered the human population
of the Nations Capital, Mr.. Dulin
said. Intensive control methods
by the Health Engineering Blu
reau and its rat-hating chief,
William H. Cary. jr., have cut the
rat population by about half,
however, the housing chief said.
While the spread of typhus is
the chief menace of rat infesta-
ton, health officials, in the last
six years, have been able to
detect no typhus-carrying rats
here. Still, Mr.. Dulin said, the
danger is always present.
The past weeks program has
covered field, laboratory and
classroom work. In class and
laboratory. the inspectors have
studied such things as the life
cycle of rats and their parasites,
trapping and poison batting and
refuse collection and disposal.
Take Hand in Killing.
The field trips, which took the
men to all parts of the city, were
devoted to such things as actual
setting of the muskrat traps used
to catch Rattus Norvegicus alive.
chloroforming the squeaking
pests. combing off their parasites
and inspecting their findings for
disease: A study of ratlproofing
in business districts and survey
of an entire city block for
rodent control also were con-.
Quoted.
The week-long session has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Paid Vacation Trips
Grow in Popularity

NEW YORK The awarding
OF all-expense-p paid vacation
trips to outstanding statesmen,
other employees and distributors
is gaining in popularity among
business and industrial firms.
The idea is being plugged by
airlines and auto clubs. One
airline expects to do So million
worth Of such business this year
and says much of it will be dur
ing the SLOW months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
. BIG PRIZES!
. FREE GIFTS!
. REFRESHMENTS!
. Teen Board Models!
In Person!
TT" Foshion
Director

Meet Rosemary Nc
Murtry, the Fashion
Director of "1Tg Maya
zinel she'n advise you
of the latest scoop on
teen fashion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
40 Pct. Gain Scored
By Swedish Papers

STOCKHOLM. - The total
weekday circulation of Sweden
240-odd newspapers increased
by about 40 per cent during the
10-year 1942-52 period, reaching
approximately 3.5 million copies,
During the three previous
decades the circulation had ex-
banded by only 10000. The in
crease in the past three years
has been slow, and weekday
circulation now is about 3.6 mil
lion. Sunday circulation is about
2.l45,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27

been q part OF the overall train
ing program which Cabell
Gwathmey. director of the
License Inspections Department,
is planning for all inspectors on
his staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
MEET BUSTER BROWN"

In Person! The
Buster Brown Shoe
Man with hundreds
Of free gifts! All
day Friday, End FL,
|PARKington; Sat-
urday, End Floor,
Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
III" Foshion
Show Prizes!

In honor Of at"
Magazines 18th Birth
d ay, "Teen of the
Year" will be awarded
the September issue
cover dress! Free party
formals viii also be
given 3 lucky girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
All u Heeht Co. Stores Open soturdoy
Teens! Meet nv
Star ssVeLs =

Tomorrow at The Hecht Co. Teen Sho,c
"Nels' star Of WTOP-TVs Il Remember Mama" is
famous fayorite with the Young Crowd Only Is
now look at this record: he's appeared in II Broad
way shows, and was major attraction on radio for
many years. For real thrill, meet ''Nels" tomorrow!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
WIN Books Of knowledge"

You may be one of three lucky ticket
holders to win set Of famous Books
of knowledge" worth $120 q set!
Awarded by Chips and Twigs. Friday,
August 9th, $3.50 PM, 5th Floor,
Silver Spring; Saturday, August 2Sth,
IL to 1880 AM, End FL, PARKington,
$500 PM, 2nd Floor, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Other Exciting
EUents Saturday,!
Boys! Girls! Fashion Show

See smart back-to-school Chips and
Twigs togs for boys! Cute girls fash
ions, too. Friday, August 9th, 3 to $3.50,
5th Floor, Cafeteria, Silver Spring; Sat-
urday, August 2Sth, IL to 1850 AM,
End Floor, Auditorium, PARKington.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-04
Block Chairmen
Will Sparkplug
Club Project

Oiling its organization machinery
for the forthcoming year, the Bluff
ton Business Mems association last
week named a new committee Of
'block chairmen" who will assume
leadership in the groups various
activities including the initial project
a membership renewal campaign.
Block chairmen will work in pairs
to call on the other members in their
area keeping them advised on meet
ings, club projects and special pro-
motions. The chairmen named at
last Wednesdays meeting included
the following pairs: Dwaine Amstutz
and Charles Aukerman; Paul Greding
and William Gaiffe; Wayne Amstutz
and Prof. H. W. Raid; Fred Lauriat
and Clair Felt; Francis Marquart
and Dean Niswander; Silas Diller
and MILFORD Geigeri W. H. Gratz and
A. D. Graft; Del McGinnis and Har-
old Klingler; Myron Meyer and
Robert Nonnamaker; Edwin Rice and
AL ingalls,; Hiram Huser and Forrest
Steinman; Raymond Greding and Ed
.Waltermire.
The block men will contact all
present members of the organization
to renew memberships and will invite
others to join. During last year 116
business firms out of 1876 were mem
bers of the association,
At the Wednesday evening meeting
Waldo Brand, president of the AS
sociated Retailers association of the
Findlay Chamber of Commerce, prais-
ed the Button groups organization
technique. He said that the 116-
member roster of the local group is
a far greater proportional member
ship than that of Findlay's business
mems organization, or possibly any
other town or city in northwestern
Ohio.
Other committeeman announced at
the meeting were those in charge of
February Dollar Days: Francis Mar
quart, chairman; Silas Diller and Ed
Waltermire.
A nominating committee including
Dean Niswander, Armin H~auenstein,
Inward Miller and Silas Diller was
named by James Szabo, president.
Action was taken to accept the in
vitation of the Sportsmen's club to
assist in promotion of this years
Trout Derby. The Business Mems as
ISOLATION will again operate the
lunch concession at Buckeye quarry
on derby day. William Gaiffe and
Joe Swank will be in charge.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-02-04
YOUR ELECTION
LAWS
Zone of a Series)

The Ohio Legislature, in making
changes in Ohio's election laws, has
effected an alteration we were glad
to recommend one which will eIimin-
ate confusion that has existed for
years regarding 'write-in" voting.
For instance, in a primary election
where two candidates have filed for
me office, their names are printed On
the ballot, followed by one blank
space where the voter may write in
a name if he chooses. Under the
former law, the section which in
structed the voter said that the voter
SHALL write the name in the blank
space and then place an TX" before
it. However, the section instructing
the election officials as to how the
ballots shall be counted, read, in eff
feet, that If the voters intention
could be ascertained, the ballot should
be counted.
1t was obvious that by writing in
3 name on q ballot the voter had dis
plsyed his intent to vote for such
person and that the mere writing in
of. an "X~ in the accustomed place
was d DIRECTORY requirement and
not a MANDATORY one. But, it can
readily be seen, there was room for
confusion and argument.
One of the many clarifying chang
es made by the Tooth General AS
sembly, now in effect, omits mention
of the writing in of an "X" before
the name of a write-in, candidate
thus making it easier for the voter
and clear to the election officials,
since all the voter has to do is write
in the name of the person he prefers.