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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
PART
Roman Catholics Robbed Of Gods
Christ Science Messiah, Via Satanic
Imprisonment Of Entire Catholic
Priesthood!!!!.

To illustrate: Most offers OF authorized Christian
Science literature to Catholic, bring typical
"Oh, I'm Roman Catholic! smiles Well you have
sympathy)
BUT-CET THlS-again and again, we have had a
respectful friendly reaction to explanationseven
including the declarat that Gods appointment of Mar
tin Luther death sentence for Roman Catholi-
cism!!-ust Gods appointment of Christ Jesus and
the Satanic Judac presthoods demands Of PLATE for
the Masters death brought death sentence upon the
devils Judas Judasm!i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
A Model for Parents and Children
To Aspire to!
Mary Baker S Childhood! mrs. Eddy'!

Little fooishnsss in that fsmiIyl-Devovt Protestant
Father csvinise - He'll fire. for unrspenisnt sinners
(snilssl
AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHIES. together with GODS
PREPARATION AND USE OF MRS EDDY INTO HER 10Th
YEAR. make clear TO THE PURE IN HEART"-pvrs enough
10 make Declaration Of independence ofsnd 10 bseoms
divorced from-ths four European religious erippIes ant
their spiritual bastard HEB l27, psersions Of God sm
His Christ and the DEVILS medicine surgery and psyhisn
SPIRITUALLY AssAsslNATlNG THOUSANDS coNsTAM
lY-kN-oW that Mrs. Eddy is Gods Dsushisrsueesma
o-snd Gods greatest Representative snes-Hs Holy Gh
conceived Messiah Son. Christ Jesvsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Gold Standard Ban Blamed in
Elections"
Detroit Tims1


To The Editor:
popular philosopher claims we no longer pay 'H"
lion 10 political advice from the public press To Prov
point he cites the election years 1885, 94o 1914 and
IN which we elected Democratic administrations much AGAIN.
The advice OF our journalistic mentors.
Such statement brings TO light the fact when We y
lost in political wilderness few Of stray '' INV
IS The philosopher.
One Of the first things the Democrats did after they
power was TO jerk of the gold standard. This e'ss
way for them 10 walk into banks and borrow our -
nss on collateral which they marked down on the cum
our unborn generations
Dollars that are not rsdssmsbis In gold coin mao. ]
possible FOR them 10 throw from FIVE 10 20 billion GOV.
into circulation whenever they got the urge TO be p"'
ihropie with Usually short time before a. slseio"
" we had remained the gold standard. Their ~.
Piper. FpR could not have gotten enough votes 70
himself Of The eonstsbIss Of Hyde Park IN 1880 a..
Any philosopher. material spiritual should know
not the great American press beat Saint vs." '
when he msrsss from The Christmas tree Into The P'
arena.
William Day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

The Devil Takes Millions
PrematureIy Because They Loved
the Praise of Men More than the
Praise Of Cod!

John l243l
MILLIONS DARE NOT CALL THEIR SOUL THEIR
OWN DARE NOT CONE OUT FROM AMONG THEM
AND BE YE SEPARATE SAITH THE LORD edwin.
levs."-s'- Paul But preceded by.
BE NOT UNEoUALLY YoKED TOGETHER WITH
UNssLlEvERsn MISERY LOVES COMPANY" Hence the
unbelievers hang 'oeether
Whereas. ~ONE WITH COD IS A MAJORITY
The TINE FOR THINKERS HAS coME"l-Cod 10 Mrs.
EDDY. 70
Hence. u The devils knsves and fools must insist upon
learning through sUHering-Let them alone make thine
o~n Ways Mrs Eddy her Assory' M w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Joan Breaks 90 Years British
Domination!

However. crooked priests bishops and politician. VIII.
loved the praise Of than the praise Of God" and
who had vested interests in the status qvo-eovnterpsr
the spiritual bastard Heb. l2:7 81 high priests who d.
nandsd the death Of Jesus under PLATE caused Joan 70
BURNED AT THE sTAkEl-A FIERY PROMOTION AM
GRADUATION TO THAT COLLECTIVE coNscoUsNEW
called THE NEXT WORLD where Joan undoubtedly ri
esvsd with high honors, esteem and increasing love Of Al
who understood herl-snd is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Mrs. Eddy's Childhood and Career
The Answer to Delinquent Parents
And Their Delinquent, '(oekeysf
0ffspring!-The Devil Knavesand
Foo|s!!!-

Who need honsst-foGod, genuine, spiritual rsSsnt
ration and will get il when worfhyl-ss per God 10 MI
Eddy. TO Error, urged TO its final limits. 's'Se
sfroysdI Up. H6. s&H-ths counterpart perhaps OF give
the dsviI-snimsI mssnstisml-enovsh rope and he viii
hang himsslfr
Hence, God 10 Mrs. Eddy. 10 why stand ssh'H
noihnsnsssa The sum total Of human srror"l = or |"
aspect OF The MYTHICAL "shssty farce Of material !"
called sxisfsnes1 is&H too p. 777)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Brain Damaged
Boy Death Seen Hazard Of Surgery

free Prsss
MIAMI-tU.P .Physieisns who brought little Nieky De-
witt back from the dead" twice but unable
his LIFE THIRD TIME blamed his death Sunday on "ons
Of the hazards Of surgery"
THREE-YEARolD Nieky, son Of tsIsvision comedian
George DEWITT died Saturday night in IRON LUNG
He had been bitten severely on the lip by . cocker
spaniel owned by Willie Pep. former fssthsrwssht boxing
champion. nsishbor Of ths Dswihs.
Niekys heart stopped beating while IS stitches we're
being taken in his lip Wednesday night Surgeons quickly
opened his chest cavity sssssd his revived him.
The boys respiratory system failed again Friday he
was given oxygen and put in iron lung
Doctors said his death direct result Of DAMAGE 70
the brain caused by lack Of blood when his stopped
beating on the operating table
GOD TO MRS EDDY. TO U.s. RE HUMAN WILL SAN:
THE EXERCISE or WILL BRINGS ON A HYPNOTIC
STATE DETRIMENTAL TO HEALTH AND
INTEGRITY OF THOUGHT
Also, AL DISEASE IS THE RESULT or EoucA.
TioNllI-fhs result OF impure divnsy vnsesniHe vn-
Chrstke, UnspiritvaI sdvcaonl
Also stated by Mrs. Eddy The underlying cause Of eli
disease is fear. ignorance. or SIM
There 10 freedom Of The will whatsosvsrI-R C.
spiritual Ivnseyl TO the contrary northumberland
God and The devil do eli that donsl Hence
iisn Scientist parents manipulated by The dsvsns
mssnsfism-io function pssvde-g cds-dirseno uisdi.
rsefins or Indifferent towards their offspring Hence they
grow up with vnchrsfiks desires sbiions ssprssions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Boyhood Of The Prophet Samuel

samuel IN fvfIImsnf Of Of tho ctILplEss Hannah
mar son would be eonssersisd unto The Lord pattern
Tor parents 10 aspire TO- Sam.
Likewise the boyhoed Of Jesus 81 The ses Of a. re-
bvkins Mary and His fessrsihsr Joseph: why 10 n the,
~ sought Msa wsf not that be about my Fathers
bvsinsss7T
Continued Next Column TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
PART
tContinvsd from Back Psqs-MATERIA MEDlcA
OF TIE pEXln
The Wages Of Sin is Death!

And. back 10 Noses SINS OF PARENTS INFLICTED
UPON THE CHILDREN I'm B-E-l--E.F-UNTi.L
GODS INDISPENSABLE IMPERATIVE. LiBERATIkc
CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH EXERCISES COMPLETE
AUTHORITY TO THE COMPLETE EXCLUSION OF
SPIRITUALLY MALPRAcTciNc CLERGY AND
PHYsiCIANslM
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

And In His 3os. said: II The Way, the r,,sl
the LHs"-fhs Christ magnificent idss Of God and M. ~
erssfieni E"
BUT-Isf II not be forgotten speaking Of IN. e.
Mary. He said fesths rich young man. seeking s., ~
why esssf thou sood7 None is good but On. u. we
cedl" Worship Hint
And. again: = can Of mine self do noib;oo .
the Father within who dosfh the werksr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Christ Jesus Re Life that is Real and
Eternal, and How to Grasp Same
Now!

THE WAY OF LIFE IS STRAIGHT AND NARROW
AND FEW THERE BE THAT FIND lT"i-Wheress,
THE WAY or DESTRUCTION IS BROAD AND
MANY THERE BE WHICH GO IN THEREAT"l
Also. NE THAT WOULD SAVE HIS pathetic mortal
sense OF LIFEl-sHALl LOSE IT. BUT HE THAT WILL
LOSE HIS LIFE FOR MY SAKE the Christ msqnife eni
idea OF God and ALLD SHALL FIND This eternal lf-l-
NOW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
THE IMPRISONED NORMAL ROMAN

THE IMPRISONED NORMAL ROMAN
CATHOLIC THINKING of SNITEi
The DEVILS Roman Catholicism has little Of the
divine protection declared by God Jesus 81 have
given you POWER all the (so-ealled) power of
the enemy. and nothing shall. by any means hurt you
Chicago Tribune )-"Snits stricken with parsly
sis while travelling in Peipins China, March 81. 1895
for months after he stricken with polio few
months before his 26th birthday. Then he removed
to Chicago in n iron lung.
"TRIP COSTS $4,000
"Snite's trip from China to Chicago made in
June 1887 by truck ship, and train reported cost
OF $4,000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

The four European religious erippIssl and the DEVILS
medicine surgery and psyehisfrysnd other healing en-
dsvors NOT acknowledging Gods Christ Science Messiah and
Rsvssfor Mary Baker Eddy do awaken the manhood
and wosnhood Of the Christ in Hsbrsws Catholics Prot
essnfs and other orfss ready TO become Gods
Chosen Psopls-chrssks Christian Seieniisisl
Detroit Newsl-"A worker was killed yesterday when
by the bvIdoIs which he had been opssf
ing
The victim was Roy Shook g. Of 353 EIs west Hazel
Park and the father Of three.
According 70 Berkeley police. Shook operating .
bvdo1er grading lof a. the OF 3l5 kipins. Berkeley
When the bvdozer backed and became snssd in wire
fence Shook apparently stood up police said. and then fell
The bydozer continued in and over him.
The bvIldozer then backed into fhs house which
damaged slightly"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
BuIIdozer Crushes Its Operator
to Death! Age 50!

OF home. church. education. science theology. msd.
cine, thinking. prayers discipline, politics, leadership, DE-
VOID oFor deficient in-cods imperative, Indispensable
Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah 10 ell pso
CONTINUED Next Column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
PA z 7 6
THE IMPERATIVE ANSWERS

First page OF worlds newspapers MUST bear witness
unto Gods two highest witnesses Christ Jssvs-Gods
Christ Miracle Science Messiah Gods ReveIsor thereof
His Nary Baker Eddy. Daughter His beloved
Son. Holy Ghost conceived Messiah. Christ Jesusll
Detroit Ns~sl-"crsnd Rapids. Nov Is tAPl-ssrviess
wbs held Thursday for Dale k Watts A. editorial writer
for The Grand Rapids Herald He joined Herald staff in
1910 and city editor and editor before becoming
editorial writer. During World War H. he Red Gross
fire director in London for two years Stricken with heart
attack Sunday, Mr. Watts died Yesterday in Bvsfsrworfh
Hospital"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

Reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

Continued from Page l-snisel
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PART 7
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PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27

PART S
Evening star., 1954-08-26


D. No "a months
Evening star., 1954-08-26

keeping competent personnel;
that it is essential to the main
tenance of health at military
bases; and that it is economical
to the extent that it makes use
of space and personnel when mil
itary hospitals are not crowded
with military casualties.
With these things in mind,
and with fewer doctors, the
services are still attempting to
continue the care. But. say De-
tense officials:
/. The Navy must resort to
emergency measures. Medical
officers assigned to ships are be-
ing pulled off as soon as they
land in port to supplement stats
of naval hospitals:
2. Night and weekend work
is routine.
3. In some areas where there is
a heavy concentration of de-
pendents the service officials
say I'VE are not able to provide
as much dependent care as we
have been accustomed to doing"
4. Research and administra-
tive work for medical officers
has been cut considerably.
5. Special types of training
programs for medical officers,
such as attendance at staff COL
leges, have had to be cut dras-
tically or done away with.
Evening star., 1954-08-26
Services Struggling
To Give Dependents
Enough Medical Care
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

The armed forces are strug-
Cling with a vexing wide
problem concerning medical care
for dependents Of servicemen.
A Defense Department order
cutting the number OF doctors in
the services from about per
1000 men on active duty to 8
per 1000 is making it difficult
for the Army and Navy to con-
tinue its services to the families
Of soldiers and sailors.
The order decreasing the num-
ber of military doctors was an
outgrowth of a recommendation
in early 1853 by a presidential
commission. The theory behind
it was that the services could
make better use of their doctors
and if the number were reduced
they would be forced to.
Civilian Shortage, Too.
A Defense Department official
says "the committee also felt
that because there was a short
age of medical personnel in the
United States as a whole that it
was reasonable to limit the num-
ber of doctors available to the
military services"
Secretary of Defense Wilson
accepted the recommendation
and told the armed forces to
make the reduction by June 80,
1854, and to hold it for at least
o year.
Actually, there is only vague
legal sanction for providing care
for service dependents. The prac-,
tice grew out of an 1884 appro-
priation act which said that the
medical officers of the Army and
the contract surgeo shall,
wherever practicable, attend the
families of officers and soldiers
free of charge.
This wording was carried over
into the United States Code and
was applied to all the services.
Thus. the services were left with
the problem of being required to
give the care wherever practical
BILE" but with no legal guideposts
as to what might be considered
practicable. The services put
their own interpretations as reg
ulations which assured rather
broad dependent care as mat
ter of policy.
The policy was seldom ques-
toned. The care was given wide
ly and had become regarded as
q kind of fringe" benefit for
servicemen.
Program Aids Morale.
The services also contend that
when they provide the care it
improves morale; that it is an
important factor in getting and
Evening star., 1954-08-26

The services also contend that
when they provide the care it
improves morale; that it is an
important factor in getting and
Evening star., 1954-08-26
SINKS AND CABINETS

SSs EOV
1925 e9.99
1895 1885
1895 9.se
1886 9.e9
5s.e5 1899
$3.50 1899
26.o5 e.ee
Evening star., 1954-08-26
Alexondriun Heads
Blinded Veterans

William Marshall Smith Of
Alexandria. Va, an economist for
the State Department, has been
elected president Of the Blinded
Veterans Association. which. met
recently in Toledo, Ohio. -
Jack Feldman of 5000 P street
NV, a June graduate of the
Georgetown School of Foreign
Service, was named treasurer of
the association.
Evening star., 1954-08-26
ELEvISION

3 1854 Famous Make Combi-
notion with II" screen TV,
3-speed automatic record
player, AM rodio Mahogany
veneered cobinet. Floor som-
pie No. K22le ----.--. 5es.e5 1899
4 1854 Famous Moke Console
TVS with n" screen in lined
oak cabinet. AIuninized tube
ond filtered gloss. No.
1854 Fomous Make Console
TVS with n" screen. Mohoe-
any veneered cabinet with
full doors. Floor sompIe No.
F2226 36o e5 1889
1854 Fonous Moke Console
TV with ~" SCREEN Mohoe-
any finished eobinet 2oe.e5 1899
1854 Fomous Make Console
TV with II" filtered screen.
Floor sonpIe No. c2275 sse.e5 1889
1854 Fonous Moke Console
Tv with q" SCREEN Mohoa-
ony finished eobinet. Model
C2246 --- 24e.o5 1899
8 1854 Fomous Make Toble
Model TVS with u" screen.
Mohoeonv veneered cobinet.
Model 1O4 1880 1899
1854 Fonous Moke Il"
Console TV LINED ook cob
met. SIonted, filtered sofety
Gloss and slonted speaker.
Floor sonple No. l07 : $3.50 1899
z 1854 Fomous Make n"
TobIe Model TVS in maroon
postic covered wood cabinet.
Floor sompIe No. 4OOl 1926 1899
1854 Fomous Moke n"
Screen TV Mahogany fin
shed console eobinet Alum
nzed picture tube. Floor
sonnnIe No. 4l03 2ee.o5 i9e.es
1854 Fnnnous Moke TobIe
Model TV with 81" tube.
Curved screen for eIore-free
viewing. Floor somple No.
222a 1895 1889
1854 Fomous Make n"
TobIe Model TV with oIuni-
nized picture tube Ton olos-
tic covered wood cohinet.
Floor sor1pIe No 223o 1895 1899
Famous Make IL" Toble
Model TV, Filtered safety
gloss. Mahogany colored
plastic cobinet. Floor sompe
No. 2242 1905 1888
Evening star., 1954-08-26
AIR coNDITIONERS
AND DEHUMlDIFIERS

! 1853 Servel ~ HIP. Window
Model Room Air Conditioner.
Demonstration - -~
I 1853 Mitchell ~ HIP. VIM
dow Model Room Air Con-
ditioner. Trode-in - :
| 1853 Fomous Moke Dehu-
midifier. Floor sompIe
8 1854 Hot Point Dehunidi-
fiers INSTRUMENTATION
Evening star., 1954-08-26
REFRIGERAToRs


Orig. NOW
1853 Fomous Moke 81 Gu
Ft. Refrigerator with ocross-
top freezer Floor somple.
Domooed. No. 2Ao2 ----- 269.s5 1880
1853 Fomous Moke liz
Cu.-Ft Refrigerator with
automatic defrost. Across-top
freezer. Model III -- 39o.o5 3l9.99
1853 Fomous Moke o.5
Cu.-Ft Refrioefotor-Freeze
Combination. No defrostine in
refrigerator section. Twin
erisper and shelves on door 1895 32e.99
1854 Fomous Make Cuff
Refreerotor-Freezer Conbi-
notion. Separate ocross-top
freezer. Floor somple No.
1854 Fomous Make Cuff.
Refrgerotor-Freezer Conbi-
notion. Completely outo-
motto. defrostne in refrieer-
otor section Seporote freezer.
Floor sompe No BAT -. 27o.s5 2ls.ss
1853 ServeI Wonderbor .
Portfolio Refrigerator - 1880 $500
le53 Fon,ous Make Is Gu
Ft. Refrigerator with outo-
motic defrost Across-top
freezer. Floor sonpIe No. IS 2oo.o5 lse.99
1853 Fomous Make 8.4 Cu.-
Fl. Refrigerator with outo-
motto defrostine. Across-top
freezer. Model 81 .-.- 36e.o5 1899
1854 Fomous Moke 9 Cu.-
Ft. Refrigerator Big ocross-
top frozen food comport-
nent Shelves on door. Dam
ooed. Model e44 1895 1899
1853 Deep Freeze II Gu
pie W. 47e e5 zss.ss
Evening star., 1954-08-26

1853 Mooic Chef Cos Ronoe.
Divided cooking top with
timer. Convenient woist-hioh
swine-out broiIer
1854 Magic Chef 36" Cos
Ronoe. Divided top with
timer. Is" oven, swino-out
broiler, lots Of storage space.
Floor sompIe ,s :
1854 Fomous Moke 80" Cos
Ronee with full width "A"
oven. Clipped
1853 Reel Host apartment
size gos ronge ----
1854 Fomous Moke Cos
Ronee, Divided top, light and
timer. Chrome trim on beck
splash and burner ponel.
PopuIor center oven. Floor
sonnpie
Evening star., 1954-08-26
WASHERS & DRYERS

8 1854 Easy Spindriers with
automatic spinrinse; demon
4 1854 Easy Spindriers with
Power Flush Rinse; Demon
4 1854 Eosy Wrineer Washer
with exclusive Spirolotor
washing oction; demonstro-
tor --l6e
z 1854 Eosy Wrineer Washers;
porcelain tub, oluninum ooi-
totor; demonstration --l3 SO
3 1854 Lounder King Apart
ment-Size Washers with
power wrinoer; demonstro-
tor ----E----- -
1853 Monitor Apartment
Size Washer; demonstrotor 7e
Trode-in Eosy lroner 80
Evening star., 1954-08-26

| 1853 Kinzee 54" Double
Droinboord Cobinet Sink.
Floor somple No. 54SCE l3'
I 1854 Fomous Make 66"
Double Droinboord Cobinet,
Sink. Floor sompIe No.
5O83l 18'
z Kinzee Kitchens, white enor-
eIed woII cobinets, AZ" wide.
l8" hioh. Scrotched 3;
z Kinzee Kitchens, white enom-
eled wolI cobinets. "a" wide,
80" high. Scrotehed T.
| Kinzee Kitchen, "a" kitchen
cobinet complete with for
mico counter top. Don,ooed S
| Famous Make 24xl8" kitch-
en- WoII Cabinet. White
enoreIed steel. Floor sorple 2
I Fomous Moke "a" Rolling
Door Wall Cobinet for occes-
sories, spices, etc. Floor
sonnple z
The Republican., 1954-09-23
It's A1iNzing -

1t is positively amazing how political party that was
defeated after 20 years of socastc leaning of gveaway
tactics of reckless grasp for power for deterioration of
world position and double talk how everybody never had
good turn right around within of two years
those phrases in attempt to the
posite party.
Yet that is exactly what the Democratic party is at
tempting against the Republican party Chief among the
sants Of Adla Stevenson defeated candidate
President and Harry S. Truman, former President
When is still clear in peoples minds the why
the Democrats twenty years of deficit
longer than years They would like think that Amer
can ready the government back to the
slenders that sent the national debt to $275 billion
America ready for that fresh start two years
because of the very things lays the Re
pubcans Truman did finally concede in speech that
Democratic Congress would not provide complete remedy
for this awful world situation since Congress not pr
marly responsible for it.
But let's what got when we got Eisenhower for
President and a working Republican Congress-
Better national defense at less cost reduction of
ment spending by billions and bringing the budget within
striking distance balance; tightening federal tax burden
for individuals well for industry materially strength
ned for peace and stopped slaughter of American boys
in Asia; offered sound farm program with primng of
pumps or resortng socialist kept faith in Americas
way of life
Most of ALL Eisenhower himself has set an inspiring
example the nation in time of stress has given sawart
leadership with earnest purpose and above all complete in
egry After decades of sraying off into eftwing
permens wasn't easy bring back the country to the
Continued On Page Four
The Republican., 1954-09-23
Jobless Pay
Benefit Claims
Show Increase

New claims for unemployment
benefits took a jump in Maryland
last week after reaching almost
to the lowest levels of the year.
The State Department of En-
ployment Security said a major
part of the increase could be at
tributed to temporary shutdown
in large Baltimore manufacturing
plant so it could convert to a new
model. A temporary layoff also
boosted applications for new
claims in the Towson area. A
manufacturing plant at Elkton
completed work on one of its big
contracts and laid off many of its
workers. There was jump in new
claims filed at Cumberland. Last
weeks new claims totaled 5,462.
During the peak in April there
were 9,160.
In Oakland there were Al new
claims received and the number Of
benefit checks issued totaled 228.
The Republican., 1954-09-23
Fourth In State
In Broiler Contest

Carroll Lee Paugh, 16, of Deer
Park, placed fourth in the 1854
Maryland Junior Broiler produc-
tion contest at Maryland Poultry
day last Wednesday, September
IS. The state finals were part of
the Maryland Poultry day pro-
gram at the University Of Mary
land.
Those competing last week were
winners of 10 regional contests
which represented 159 entries in
the % counties of the state. All
were members of FFA or All
clubs.
First place winner was Johnny
Karhu. 5, of Elkton, Cecil county
Jerry Slider, 18, of Oldtown, Al
lcgany county, placed ninth.
All ten entries in the State finals
had then, expenses paid to the big
poultry event at College Park and
attended the banquet at which
Ezra Taft Benson, secretary of
agriculture; and Governor Theo-
dorc r. Mckeldin spoke.
Designed to teach economical
production of quality poultry the
broiler production projects started
in March. All birds were slaugh-
tered at 10 weeks of age, and have
been frozen since that time.
Accompanying Paugh to College
Park was James McHenry, assist
ant county agent here. Also at
tending the Poultry day were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Glotfelty, of Bit
finger; James Weamert, assistant
county agent, and Judy Slider, of
Allcgany county. MIR. GIotfclty at
tended meetings for turkey pro-
ducers, held at the same time as
the broiler program
The Republican., 1954-09-23
JeweIry Store Moves

The Helbig Jewclry store moved
to new location during the week,
but not very far. 1t was next door,
and still in the same building, the
First National Bank building, on
Alder street.
The store is now located in the
section previously occupied by the
Harvey Beauty Salon which was
remodeled completely, including a
new front. The room vacated will
be remodeled and with the same
kind of stone front. Bank officials
were uncertain whether or not the
room would be used as a directors
room or would be made available
for store rental.