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Smyrna times., 1954-05-13
MANY RELICS AT
LEWES MUSEUM
Pertaining to Delaware River
and Bay Pilots of Wind
jammer Era
SPECIAL EXHIBIT

Many relics of distinctly
salty flavor pertaining to Della
ware River and Bay pilots of the
windjammer era have been added
to other marine pieces in the Zwa-
anendael Museum in a special ex-
hibit for the spring and summer
tourist season. Harold w. T. Pur-
nell of Georgetown has presented
two harpoons, a long iron one and
a short one, which came from the
pilot boat ~. Henry Edmunds" of
the sailing vessel erai The vessel
was wrecked on the Henlopen
Point O'Capes March IL, 1924.
Such harpoons were carried by all
pilot boats of those days. The
shippers trolled a long line back
of the boat and sometimes hooked
marlin, bonito, or some other large
fish. When brought alongside the
boat the harpoon was used as a
gaff to hook the fish onto the
deck. Mr.. Purnell also contributed
to the exhibition large conch
shell 'sfoghorns used by the early
pilot boats, as booming sound
could be made by blowing through
the knobbed end of the shell.
Judge Richard S. Rodney of New
Castle has lent the pilots license
of Christopher Bennett, dated
June 18, 1922.
ships Log During War of 1912
An arresting ships log is that of
the Delaware Bay and River Pilot
Volunteer Company, kept by 1t.
William Marshall, a Lewes pilot
during the War of 1912, in which
he recorded the movement of the
vessels in Delaware Bay during
the blockade by part of the British
fleet. Amusing entries include
'Nothing new more than sum
(some) of the men made a noise
about their pay not coming" and
"One pilot came to my quarters
and gave me such language I die
not like to put up with =. wished
to be clear of the company
gave him the list where he signed
| his name 4. he scratched his
name off and I tuck his Boy
(badge) off," Another relic is &
silhouette Of William Arthur West
Lewes pilot, presented by hi'
niece, Mrs. Mary West Daven
port OF Kingston, Pa. In 1851
Capt. West was carried to China
aboard a sailing ship he had pilot
ed down Delaware River, which
was unable to put him ashore a
Lewes. While in China he collect
many gifts for his family, anc
one of these is included in the cur
rent exhibit in the Lewes museum
1t is a carved sandalwood ches
decorated with nine large ivor,
medallions, lent by his great nep
Smyrna times., 1954-05-13

by the Red Cross as a nurse for
emergencies. Betty Burdette be-
came active in the American Le-
gion Auxiliary in 1892 when she
enrolled as a charter member of
Sergt. Joyce Kilmer Unit in
Brooklyn. She has held many local
and state offices in New York, and
was elected President of the De-
partment of New York in 1915.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-13
GOODEN-JONES WEDDING
Miss Ruth Gooden and William e..
Jones Married at st. Joseph's

MISS RuCh GOOden and William e.
Jones Married at st. Joseph's
The marriage of Miss Ruth Edna
Gooden, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee C. Gooden, of Smyrna to Mr..
William Edward Jones, son of Mr..
Edward w. Jones, of Greenport,
L. I. and the late Mrs. Jones took
place on Saturday, May 8, at
three o'clock in st. Joseph's
Church, Clayton. The bride was
escorted by her father. The ma
tron of honor was Mrs. Robert
Jacobs, of Smyrna. The brides
maids were Miss Ann Jones, of
Delmar, and Miss Patsy Ryan and
Mrs. Gene Handsberry, both of
Smyrna. Mary Jane Mills was the
flower girl and Johnnie 1ruax,
cousin of the bride, the ring bear
er. Mr.. James Jones was best man
for his brother, and the ushers
were Mr.. Francis Salisbury, broth
er-in-law of the groom, of Islip,
L. l., Mr.. Frederick Harris, Mr..
Clark Ennis, and Mr.. Francis ].
ONeill, ,Jr., of Smyrna. The we'd
ding music was played by Mrs.
Donald Knots, and the soloist was
Mrs. Peter DeMarie, of Dover. The
bride wore bridal gown Of can
delight imported Chantilly lace
over nylon tulle and taffeta, with
fitted bodice and lace sleeves end
ing in points over the hands. The
bouffant skirt is emphasized with
an accordion pleated nylon tune
dust r,lffle. Her veil OF imported
silk French illusion, was held by
a halo crown of lace and seed
pearls. She carried a white orchid
ON white prayer book. The ma
tron of honor wore a gown Of
white embroidered Mile green i'm
ported Swiss organdy, with a
detachable pleated fichu. The floor
length bouffant skirt was fashion
ed with a hip yoke of the embrcid-
cred organdy ending in point in
the front and back. She carried a
nosegay of yellow gladioli, and
wore a picture hat of Nile green
horsehair. The bridesmaids wore
gowns identical with that of the
matron of honor, and carried nose
gays of salmon pink gladioli and
matching hats. The dress worn by
the flower girl was of imported
Nile green organdy, floor length
with high neckline,> puff sleeves
and a large bow in the back, ano
she wore flowers in her hair ano
carried a nosegay matching that
of the matron of honor. The brides
mother chose a street-1ength dress
of champagne peau de sole, worr
with matching shoes and gloves,
hat of Nile green straw, and cor
sage of green cypripedium. The
sister of the bridegroom wore
navy blue with white accessories
and corsage of white cypriped
ium. A reception was held at tht
Twentieth Century Club following
the ceremony. Members of th'
bridegroom's family entertained
the bridal party at Caras Cour
after the rehearsal on Frida.
might. After a wedding trip th1
couple will live in Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-13

short blasts is calling the town
truck to the Town OfrIce.
The weakly wit: Flattery is
usually something someone says
about you that you wish were
true.
Smyrna times., 1954-05-13
CLAYTON


EwelTs-St. Paul Church Notes:
There will be no morning and
evening worship on Sunday, May
16, because of the Annual Meeting
of the Peninsula Conference. The
Conference will be held in st.
Pauls Methodist Church, Jackson
Street above Tenth, Wilmington,
from May 13 to 16, inclusive. Mr..
Roy Rogers has been named as
delegate from the church, and Mr..
William e. Jones, as Alternate. MIR.
Charles Duff and Miss Ruth Ann
Wiley will attend on Saturday,
May Is, the banquet given on
Youth Laymen's Day of the PENN
sula Conference. At the Mothers
Day services last Sunday, Mrs.
Sarah King was recognized as
Senior Mother, and awarded a
bouquet of flowers, and Mrs. Ro-
bert Haley gained recognition as
Junior Mother and was presented
a bouquet of flowers. Nancy Louise
Morris, infant daughter of Ruby
and Edward Morris, received the
Sacrament of Infant Baptism on
Sunday, May 9. The Devotional
for Today-The effectualI
fervent prayer of righteous man
availeth much. James SIG.
Newman Lee Urban P s t,
v.F.W. Notes: The regular meet
ing of the Ladies Auxiliary to the
V.F.W. was held on Monday even
ing, May 10, with president Marie
Cooper presiding. The President
announced that the Post and AUX
iliary had won 4th place in the
State for their Community Ser
vices. With 33 competing VIEW.
Posts in the State, gaining 5th
place shows the keen interest in
community service of the local
Post and Auxiliary. Mary Louise
Conley has been appointd Poppy
Chairman. Poppy Sale Days will
be May 21-22. Remember the Dead
by wearing your V.F.W. Poppy.
There will be a 'turn-to' work
night for the Auxiliary on Wed
nesday, May 10th. AL members
are urged to come out. Arrange
ments for Memorial Day services
will be announced at later date.
John G. Cooper, Lester Smith,
James Duncan, Elwood Starkey,
and James L. Cubbage, attended
the District No. s, Department of
Delaware encampment, on Monday
evening, at the Blue Hen Post, Mil
ford. District Commander. John G..
Cooper, presided over the meeting
and annual election. The new Com
mander of District No. 8, is Ralph
Scott, Blue Hen Post, Milford.
Harry Shirey,. Post member, and
for the past year a patient at the
Veterans Hospital, Butler, Pa,
will visit with the Leroy Sayers'
from Thursday to Sunday.
The Clayton Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Daisey Davis, on Friday af-
ternoon, May ID, at 1:30. Miss
Charlotte Swanson, Home Demon
stration Agent will be present. The
topic for the meeting will be "Food
to Maintain a Normal Weight"
Items: Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Hopkins observed their 46th wed
ding anniversary on Wednesday
May 12. Birthday congratulations
this week for Mrs. Lorraine Hud-
son, Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Cubbage, Mrs. Mamie Shock
ley, Mrs. Thomas Attix( Irlent
Turner, and Mr.. Harry Jones. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. George Knots will
celebrate a wedding anniversary
on Friday, May IA. For the benefit
of new residents and remaindel
to older residents, the siren sigma
system atop the Town Hall sounds
one long blast when the water il
to be cut off in 80 minutes, two
short blasts when the electric il
to be cut off in 80 minutes, ant
the frequent sounding of three
Smyrna times., 1954-05-13

Senator Frear declared. Il am sure
you will agree with me that moth
ing is more important to the NOR
ale of men overseas and their
(ContiHued on Pare Eight
, 1954-02-09

1&a
Roy Anduze, Commissioner Of
Health and police activities
with Director Earle Charles.
Director Arnold was sched-
uled to meet with the Chair
man Of the Planning Board
for a brief review Of the pro-
posed master plan.
He will come to st. Croix
tomorrow for similar inspec-
tions and to hold conferences
with the Administrator and
, 1954-02-09
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man ! SINE a ilify ia
carpentry electrical work and
rl1msiag desirab1 Salary
will depend 81 ep rienc
and ability sheWn after first
month.
Interviews at Club Comanche
between $50 and 10asm
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W. N. "a. BusIine
Wins Fare Increase
In D. E. 10 17Cenfs

The Public Utilities Commits
sion has authorized the w. M.
& A. Transit Co. to increase its
fares in the District to II cents
cash and five tokens for rs cents.
Nearly a year ago, the COM
pany filed a petition for AN in
crease to Is cents cash, three
tokens for 40 cents and a school
fare of 5 cents. The company did
not press the case until July 20,
1858. when it filed an amended
petition asking that fares be
raised to II cents cash, with no
tokens, and 7la cents for school
children.
Present fares are Is cents,
three tokens for IS cents and s.
cent school fares. Only Congress
can raise the school fare.
During recent hearings. the
company again amended its ap-
plication and asked for a 20-cent
cash fare and the elimination of
tokens. The company said it
had lost $8.603 a year on its
District operations alone, with a
total loss of $50, 298 for the year
ended last June 80.
The new fare will be collected
beginning March !.
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Iaee-triimmed
pinafores
1'5e

Pastel pinofores, lace trimmed
for little losses. Regularly l.oo,
Growers, boxer Ioneies ond
overoIIs. Regularly l.l9. 88c
Cotton hose, irreeulors, white
and posteIs. 4 to w, if per-
feet 39c. 5 for 100
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Costumed Poetry Recital

Senorita Piri Fernandez Cerra
will appear in a costumed recital
of poetry in English and Spanish
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in George
town University'S CASTOR Hall,
Thirty-Seventh and o streets
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-24
school or play -.
chiIdren's shoes
3'''
Regularly 3.ss

Boys and girls shoes for school
or pIoy, Ieother with compost
ton soles. One Of several
styles, sizes 81z to 3.
Down Stoirs Store, ChiIdren's Shoes
.. also Bethesda Budget Store
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girls ny|on taffeta.
pettieoats
| SO

White nyIon totfeto .petticoot,
three-tier styles, sizes 8 to II.
mot shown) Girls white nyIon
briefs, sizes 8 to II. 3 for ZOO
0irls' cotton slips, three-tier
skirt, lace trim, 8 to II. 1.59
Down Stoirs Store, Girls Apparel
-. also Bethesda Budget Store
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SHOCK
YOUR FRIENDS
TODAY
They'll see you looking
much LoUeLier than
you looked yesterday

More than astonishing. It's
astounding! In 20 seconds you
appear to have suddenly grown an
entirely new and flawless skin.
Lanolin Plus Liquid Makeup
covers the sins of your own skin
that well And it makes you look
90 pert and vivacious because each
of the five shades is living color
that looks alive. Also, LanOlin
Plus Liquid Make Up helps
make your skin softer and
smoother looking. 81 plus tax.
msM
LIQUID
MAKEUP
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pastel shades in
handmade
dresses
is
Whites and dainty posteIs in
this group Of infant and mideie
dresses, all nicely finished. Cot
ton bonnets for infants and
strows for toddIers and juve-
niles. Reg. LOS to l.e5, 100
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pastel woods in
girls toppers
IL SO
Three styles in blue, pink
natural or eroy posteIs onc
check plaid, sizes 8 to II.
spring shades in
cotton dresses
SIS

PosteIs, pIoids, stripes and
solid ooIors, three gay spring
styles including print skirt
solid-bodice. Sizes 7 to Ia.
mot shown
Nylon sweaters, irregulors,
slip-on and cordigon styles.
Sizes 7 to 4.1''' z for 800
Down Stoirs Store, Girls Apparel
-. oIso Bethesda Budget Store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
Fruehauf Trailer Company

Detroit Tribune presents report on Fruehauf Trailer
Company testimonial of Gods Christ Science Miracle
Messiah operating through former American German
Lutherans and thus producing world leader in its
Symbolieal of the predestined and eventual, "ONE
AND ONLY religion and therapeutics (healins arts)
Of all nations and peopes!-via Gods greatest and only
pure and mature scientific and Chrstke religious educa
tional medical and Science of all tmes!!!-
The answer the four European religious cripples!
and the devsh illusions and delusions of medicine sur
gerry and psyehiatry -drugess called-fah
and prsyers-vOID Of Gods scientifically accurate (THE
TRUTH THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT
THE TRUTHD Christ miracle Messiah! and the spiritual
nakednes and divine impotence of so-called natural
prisoner of the dev-animal mag
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15

Alll lSl JESUS odlQ III lllC
Lords Prayer: And lead us
not into temptation, but de-
liver us from evil; For thine
is the Kingdom, and the
power, and the glory for ever. y
Mrs. Eddy tells US, page 23l.
S&H: ITO hold yourself So.
perior TO sin, because God
made you superior TO il and
governs man, is true wisdom.
To fear sin is TO misundersfand
the power Of Love and the
divine Science Of being in
mans relationship TO Cod
TO doubt His government and
distrusf His omnipotent care.
To hold yourself superior TO
sickness and death is equally
wise and is in accordance with
divine Science. To fear them
is impossible. when you fully
spprehend God and know that
they are no part Of His Gre
alton"
Through observation, 1t has
been revealed that mortal
mind" claims have made it a
seemingly hard problem for
people to do their duty prop
erly when demanding their
rights. Yet on the other hand,
when one learns to do his
duty to the best of his ability,
his God given rights come
automatically. as one gains the
real desire to do right. 1t is
through the desire to do right,
that one finds himself secur-
ing every good thing God has
in store for him.
Spirit Is Sure
When one becomes deter.
mined TO try TO soar above
materially. into the realm Of
Spirit, he finds himself. not
only working mentally. but
speaking out for divine Truth.
Life and Love. This Of course.
may cause one sometimes TO
become a little troubled. be-
cause mortal mind will fight
back. In Christian Science we
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15

learn that mortal mind" n
reality, is no mind at all. s.
after standing still and as.(
ing the salvation OF God, ss|
did Moses, IL is found ihsk
error has no controlling pows
over Truth.
In accordance with the dem
onstration of Christ jesus
divine Love takes away The |
heavy burden, and angels roll
away the stone of evil.
This is true in all walks Of
life. And the right kind d
cooperation can always help |
to control inharmonious con- t
ditions. When | was rearing |
my young children | often re-
peated to them, tell the truth
and let God love you.
Mrs. Eddy tells US on psss
572 Of Science and Health
I'm Science we are all ehiIdvA
Of God; but what ever is d
material sense. or mortal, BE-
longs not TO His children, fs'
materially is the inyers
image of spirituality"
This thought puts GOdI|
spiritual ideas under His d |
rect prevention or cure I
every human ill. And as ON
finds himself in the true like
ness of Spirit, he no longer
permits his thinking TO be
perverted by errors conflicts,
which prolong his true demon
STATIONS. One Of our dearest
beloved lady friends says s.
often can't we be humbN
grateful that we know IN
nothingness of evil and erraI
Because we are taught .
Christian Science they are w
real. And we should be glx
to be a spokesman, or
spokeswoman for Truth.
Humility Means
Spiritual Power
When we live in humilit!
God can use us to many goo
advantages. 1t happened dur
CONTINUED on page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
President Eisenhower Regrets
Mccarthy Injury to Our Prestige...!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.s. = {
Modern Christian Science Crusad

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father Mother God, all.
harmonious is, Science and Health with Key to
The Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with a world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this ase And
How! Science & HEALTH textbook, 10 Gods Lib
orator or The Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO!
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated niquity'!
The "ukewarm" live in fools paradise."l
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT
Only temporarily and apparently 80
AS per Jesus; Judge not by appearances, judge
righteous judgment-wheh beloved President always
aims to do
However, God. Protestant Christian Scientist, miracle
Messiah L. S CANNOT be injured.!!-
BECAUSE-it is marvellous, perfect, compound,
complex, divine idea of "our Father-Mother God all
harmonious His very image and ikeness!-and is the
predestined victor every adverse crcumstanoe-
Hence the validity Of Gods Christ promised Com.
forter John l4 assuring that error urged to its final
limits self-destroyed" Up. AIS. S&H).
Also. Divine Love always has met and always will
every human need. { p. 4s4, S&H).-
For the that divine Love is IMPARTIAL and
UNIVERSAL in its adaptation and bestowas'. (p. ID,
And We have the further Of Cod Holy Ghost
conceived Messiah SOM have given you POWER
all the (so-ealed) power of the enemy And
NOTHING shall by any means hurt you!
And again from the Master; FEAR NOT, little flock
it your Fathers good pleasure give you the King
dom" ... My Works and GREATER shall ye do!
ST. PAUL. "A things work together for good to them
who love God to them who the called according to
His Gods purpose IF God be for US, who what?)
shall be against U.S.!
The Detroit Tribune answers: N.O.T-HLN.C!..-
See President Eisenhower-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
Son Of All Time Baseball Great,
Walter Johnson, Scandinavian,
Dies in Crash!-22!
THE DEVIL TAKES as YEARs.,

lfE DEVIL lakes as IEARS!.i
PROTESTANT, PRESUMABLY, WHO WILL
DISCOVER HIS DIVINE INDIVIDUALITY
SCIENTIFIC, CHRlSTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
CONSCIOUSNESS, IN THAT COLLECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT WORLD
WHEN GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MIRACLE MESSIAH!
REACHES THE FIRST PAGE OF THE
NEWSPAPERS OF THE WORLD, SUCH PREMATURE
DEATHS WILL BE AVERTED!
The writer had helped the victims father when having
terrific struggle newly appointed Manager of the
Cleveland Club 1884 beginning his first or second wear
as Manager Of that Club.
In walking through the train, the writer thought he
recognized the famous Walter Johnson and of
two men in opposite asking: "Is that Walter
Johnson?"
They said Eyes. thi. is the Cleveland Baseball Club
And so we stopped at the seat Of Mr. Johnson intro
duced 'ourself invited 10 down.
TY COBB'S FRUEHAUF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BAPTISM DUPLICATED!
PSYCHOLOGY AND VAST UNUSED RESOURCES +.
SUBcoNSCIoUS-AND IT'S RELATIVE IMPOTENCE
TO USE MANS COD-CIvEN
FACULTIES AND POWERS.
DITTO FOR THE EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
CRIPPLES! AND SPIRITUALLY NAKED
MATERIA MEDIcA EDUCATION. AND
So-CALLED NATURAL SCIENCE!!i
Mr. johnson, I'm talking 10 you under condition. aim.
liar to those prevailing April 20, 1922 when Ty Cobb
was beginning his second year Manage and had won
only and lost IL, and newspapers quoting him.
Eve lot of ivory to weed and tia slow process
rebuilding team because fifteen other, are out ACQUIRING
the country for talent.
The writer: You CAN win two of three now on
but will have follow the dvinely inspired leader
ship OF
Moses,
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddyl-
Whose principles SUCCESSFULLY followed. in large
measure, by
Washington,
Lincoln,
John Wanamaker.
Joan Of Arc, and
Martin Lutheri-
Namely These;
See LOVE GODS inches from TOP, Next Column
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
Labor Leader (Ben GoId) Gets IS
Years.!
Another Hebrew (?) Red Prisoner
of the Devil!

HOW THE DEVIL REWARDS HIS 'DUPEsl-REDs,
HEBREWS CATHOLICS. AsIATIcs, AND
PRoTEsTANTs WHO RESIST THE SECOND
COMING OF CHRIST, TRUTH GODS CHRIST
SCIENCE COMFORTER. MIRACLE MESSIAH
Washington, April 30 uNsl-veteran New York Labor
Leader Ben Gold received prison sentence today Of
three for falsely denying Communist party membership
support Of Red beliefs.
~. S. District Judge Charles =. Mclaughlin handed
down the sentence against the head Of the international Fur
and Lesfherworkers Union despite attorneys plea that
the trial 'smseked Of frsmevp.
Gold was convicted two counts Of making fall"
statements 10 the government in Taft-srtIey labor Law
non'CommUnisf affidavit filed in August 1889
Gold faced a maximum penalty Of 10 years imprisor
menf and $4,000 fine but the Judge sentenced him one
to three each with The terms 10 run concur
renfy."
INFINITE SPIRIT. MIND. SOUL, COD
The KEY" TO HELL AND HEAVEN, DIVINE DOMINION
THE IMAGE or COD SPIRIT, is NOT A HUMAN
PERSONAL---VERY. GOD DECLARED THE HUMAN MIND
AND BODY TO BE MY.T-H-sl ts&H)
MASTER. IF THESE THINGS BE so, IT IS NOT
GOOD TO MARRY"I
Jesus AL MEN CANNOT BEAR THESE THNcSI
SOME HAVE BEEN MADE EuNucHs ~ MAN,
SOME HAVE MADE THEMSELVES EUNucHs FOR THE
KINGDOM or HEAVENS sAKET
HUMAN ANIMALS, MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS
See The Devilish Deluson-Pasez
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
Growth Prospects Favorable
For Fruehauf Trailer Co.

THE Tribune the following report from
National Business and Financial Weekly
Frvehsvf Trailer Co.. which completed OF the best
years its history 1883 is optimistic prospects for
1854 New orders in January the highest for any
month early 1851, and February bookings also
very satisfactory.
Sales last year are estimated al $l935 million,
record While defense business accounted for substantial
See Growth Prospects Favorable-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-15
Fear No EriI
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
GOD IS ON THE SIDE OF THE ETERNAL BATTLE
FOR RIGHT

The promises Of God lifts His spiritual ideas far ..
above and beyond ell the restricted beliefs Of "eoIt
human thinking" There in reality place in Gods p
universe for evil in any form TO beson
the master Of divine Truth Although may be an eter
battle of right against wrong Truth will always rid evil anil
error of their claim of reality Because Gods highest pro
His spiritual creation is divine Love- the promise wild
stand forever