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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
SPIRIT ON TRIAL

Throughout the ages il
has been proved that when
humanity's highest devotion
is turned to Spirit, things
work out all right.
Christ Jesus proved sub
stance to be of Spirit. when
he fed the multitude, and
thousands were filed. with
only five little fish and two
loaves Of bread. And when
he began his Sermon on the
Mount, he said:
BLESSED are they which
do hunger and thirst after
Righteousness: for they shall
be filled"
1t is through prayer, study
and right reasoning. that
we learn that supply. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

dollar, in very large and because OF fhs devils
Democratic
FROM ADVENTURES IN scIENcE"-PoLIoi
Dsrk-eyed peoples 10 DO susceptible 10 the
BELIEF OF poIo-of vnseisnfihe vnchrsks, THINKING!
than blue eyed and blonde persons.
Some years ago, ten top public ssrvsnts like Thomas
Edison Henry Ford dsevsssdsnd all had blue eyes.
The late Arthur Brisbane pointed out that blue eyes
line with evoIvonl Dark eyed parents may have blue
eyed children but the he stated does not take place.
Although hsVe doubts Nature is somewhat vnprs-
dicfsble
However in family. both parents had dark eyes,
and all Of five children have blue eyes Father and mother
first generation German Ameesnsons generation Of
American fssnd quite sensitive to the thinking that
vnderIies American fessve five offspring blue eyes!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
From C.S. Hymnall

Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Love,
With light and comfort from above
Be Thou our guardian, Thou our guide,
Der every thought and step preside.
The light of Truth 10 us display,
That we may know and choose Thy way;
Plant holy joy in every heart.
That we from Thee may neer depart.
Lead us, o Christ, thou living Way,
Nor let us from thy precepts stray;
Lead us to God, our heavenly rest,
That we may be forever blest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
Jim Crowley, Broadeaster, Former
Detroiter, Paid a Very Nice Tribute
To Blair Moody, Last Saturday!

But dear Jim Crowley, Blair Moody walked into
ths DEVILS Democratic camp, he a dead dvekI
u seems II Just about The Biblical years from The
time he replaced vsndenbsg TO his premature death.
age 52-hs devil taking the Biblical Ia years plush
MR.. SUTTON, DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE JAW, Tv:
You 'sobbins' about the Unemployment benefits
running ovh
Let ths unemployed demand from the labor treasures,
loans and Whatever aid is needed carry them through
while In orderly fashion make The Democratic
blood prosperity into pesesne economy
The public paid for hs 10 billion in labor fessvesl
Are you Democrats sock the public for al the tsf.
&c will bear7
We rsiisrsfs: Are you determined 70 make 100 million
Americans vndsrris security from diapers death
high powered rseksfserng labor leadership and their
'dvpes'7l
n Is this rseksfserns leadership that gave the soc
Continued Next Column, TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

the very substance Of life Is
Spirit. One of the great
est things the human rae.
can do is to bring the hu.
man consciousness into &C.
cord with that Mind which
was in Christ Jesus" And
then watch closely, and see
all of the parched and dried
up beliefs of fear. terror,
lack and want begin to "di-
minish, and finally disap-
pear
Sometime when one is
destitute. and the belief Of
loss, is confronting him.
few words spoken with the
right spiritual force, changes
a completely fearful condition
and opens the way for one
to make his demonstrations
rskr - es.<fNoser e. .x--'t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
Hotels StatIer Company, Inc.

New York !. NY
Dear Friends
A. The outset. should like TO offer my hesrtsst
srsvons wishes your excellent lob Of leader
ship and management IN, thinking too Of that excellent
rating given staer Hotels months by that Institute
examining American corporations Frvehsvf Trailer did very
we'll, bot you did better.
RETENTION or IS SHARES
You are. Of course receiving my proxy, and
should like ask: would there be any difficulty involved
in my retaining as shares Just helpful friendly gesture
toward fhs ownership gives opportunity a.
least year. TO give them good spiritual shot In the
hesdT
Do you know that you have been getting from for
The Biblical u years. counting The nearly months a. the
Boston sfsflsr, before coming 10 Defroit7
(ses Hotel stsfIsr Co., Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
0ne-Ha|f Of the Reds in the United
States are in New York!
Henry J. Taylor,

Henry J. Taylor,
Your Land and Mine y
and is the worlds Mol No. concentration Of Hebresl
The devils melting pot has been heavily stacked in
favor Of his Satanic Majesty!
But New York is not the United Sfsfesl
The Arsenal OF Demoersey'-Defroif-for example
has been guilty Of smrehng the United States before
The world has New York and HoIywoodthose false god
rekefee expoters Of the false gods Of alcohol and
baceol-and sexi
News Letter Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
Billy Graham EvangeIistie

Association Prepared as a Source Of Information
for Listeners 10
THE HOUR OF DECISION
Dear Friend,
The prayers Of thousands Of people around the world
have been snswsrsd You have already heard the thrilling
story OF The emsete dates in London. Words could
describe The last Saturday when for two services $4,000
people gathered with nearly 5000 making professions Of
faith in Christ You had be there and 10 believe it,
another you had 10 believe u TO sec III An Anssesn
Bishop said whilst sitting The platform ~ never expect to
anything like this again until get 10 Heavsn"
Ses Billy Graham Evsnselisfie, Page ~
July ~. 1854
Mr.. Harold 3. Calls, Secretary,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
Fear No EriI
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

THE LEADING FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE OF
LIFE is SPIRIT; AND SPIRIT is NOT COMBINED WITH
WHEN HE KNOWS, THAT HE KNOWS, SPIRIT IS
THE SUBSTANCE OF LIFE.
NOV WE HAVE RECEIVED. NOT THE SPIRIT or
THE WORLD, BUT THE SPIRIT WHICH is OF GOD;
THAT WE MIGHT KNOW THE THINGS THAT ARE
FREELY GIVEN US OF GOD.
(WHICH THINGS ALSO WE SPEAK NOT IN THE
WORDS WHICH MANS WISDOM TEACHETH BUT
WHICH THE HOLY GHOST TEACHETH; COMPARING
SPIRITUAL THINGS WITH SPIRITUAL"
Corinthians 2:l2B
Christian Science by Mary Baker teaches: "The in.
dividualty of less tangible because il p.
ual and because his life is the mercy of matter
The understanding of his spiritual individuality make,
man real, formidable in TRUTH and enables
him to conquer SIM disease, and death"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
CHRIST JESUS THE WAY OF LIFE

The way OUR FATHER TAUGHT THROUGH
CHRIST JESUS is the WAY TO THAT PEACE or THE
ONE MIND And this Mind is NOT encountered with
matter and the spiritual woman, child exempt
from sin, disease, and death. Humanity obligation
is to be still and know that spirit is Cod and besides
Our Father-Mother God all-harmonious" there no
other God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07
Devils Labor Leadership!

THE Detroit Tribune presents the following Editorial
reprinted from the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONTOR.)
PUBLIC ENEMY
The labor rseketeer enemy Of the employer. Of the
community Of industrial peace and particular Of labor IT,
self Said Federal Judge Ruby M Hven in sentencing 70
long prison terms five "shskedown who had operated
In Tho 81. Louis industrial area:
The evidence Of mereess and betrayal Of people
who labor for their livelihood and were members Of
unions supposed 10 be represented by these defendants
is shocking
Not only these found guilty Of holding up"
contractors The workmen the unions they controlled
officers also deprived Of wages when called out
strikes which involved few actual grievances and resulted
little N any improvement in wages working conditions.
One Of those convicted il shown had used up
thing 100000 from the union treasury in defending
himself and other officials against the rseketeering ndet
menis and there way OF the union recovering IT,
The ST. Louis industrial in years has
especially plagued with labor raeketeerng in certain Of the
building trades This had ties with the gang world and with
poties-not infequent aianee-and hard TO dis
lodge.
The Post.Dispsteh, in Of its typical erussdes.
POSED the facts public opinion demanded action and federal
prosecutors, grand ivres. and courts did the rest
Other enmeshed in this particularly vicious kind
OF criminal network should take heart But they should also
take heed that may take all ihreefearess exposure
public indignation and conscientious agents Of vseeto
90 the Job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

Reprinted from STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER"
A Journal OF Political Faci)
BY Republican National Committee
1875 Street, Northwest
Washinqton 6. D. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

DEVILS DEMOCRATS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

mRssGd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

Mr.. Harold B. Calls, Secretary,
and Colleagues,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

News Letter Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-07

THE Detroit Tribune presents The following Editorial
reprinted from the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MoNlToR0
PUBLIC ENEMY
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Sen. Butler Asks For
Look Into Federal Tax
Setup OF Territories

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. But
Ter asked yesterday fora new
look at tax relationships" between
the federal government and the
unincorporated territories of
Guam, Puerto Rico and the Vir-
gin Islands.
Butler, chairman of the Senate
Insular Affairs Committee, said in
report that 'tthe United States
derives very little benefit, if any
at all, from taxes connected with
her territories except for Hawaii
and Alaska
Expressing hope that both Ha-
waii and Alaska soon will win
statehood, Butler asked Congress
to take "a new look at our pol
icy with respect to- our offshore
dependent areas"
Butler noted that "full Ameri-
can citizenship has been extend
ed to all on the Virgin Islands,
Puerto Rico and Guam but all
three receive different treatment
on tax revenues.
Puerto Rico, an American COM
monWealth levies its own income
tax and retains this as well as all
excise taxes on Puerto Rican pro-
ducts for its own treasury.
The federal income tax applies
on Guam and the Virgin Islands
and collections 60 to the local
treasures. Guam gets excise taxes
on local products while the Virgin
Islands do not, Butler said.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Two Kidnapers
Condemned to Die
In Gas Chamber

SAN FRANCISCO, Up - Two
former private detectives con-
demned to death for kidnapping
in which the victim was rescued
and no ransom was paid faced the
San Quentin gas chamber with
radically different attitudes today
Dapper, So year old Harold
Jackson and mild Joseph Lear, 43,
were convicted late yesterday
under CALIFORNIA; Little Lind
bergh" law of kidnapping Leonard
Moskovitz, So, real estate brok-
er, Jan. Is. They demanded
100000 ransom; later 100000.
The jury Of six men and six
women found that Moskovitz had
suffered bodily harm in being
chained and threatened with a
knife before he was rescued by
police after 81 hours in captivity
The jurors automatically con-
demned the two to death by not
recommending leniency.
The verdict didn't seem to DO
Their Jackson, a one-time sailor
and an all-time adventurer who
operated wartime private guard
agency on the San Francisco
waterfront.
AS the verdict was read, Jack
son grinned and circled his right
forefinger and thumb in a symbol
of triumph.
"Well, well, old rocking chairs
got me-" he said.
Then he laughed aloud at Lear,
whose face was strained and
taut.
When an Identical guilty YER
dict was read for Lear, Lear broke
into tears.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Filler and Wife Crash
On 7,OOO-FOOt Glacier

FAIRBANKS, ga pilot and
his wife, attempting to bring sup
plies to party climbing Mt. Nc
Kinley, crashed on the 7,000-foot
level of the mountain but escaped
injury.
The filters were Dick Colpins, a
Civil Aeronautics Administration
employee at the Minchumina range
station, and his wife, JEANNE.
They now are marooned in gla-
cier clad Peters Basin on the
north side of the mountain.
Attempts to reach the couple by
helicopter have been thwarted by
wind and blowing snow. Another
attempt will be made by rescue
units from Ladd Air Force Base
as soon as the weather improves.
Florence Rucker and Florence
Robinson, two women filters from
Fairbanks, were escorting the
Collins plane to the rendezvous
with the climbers when the crash
occurred.
They said Collins was attempt
ing landing when his wing dug
into the glacier ice. The plane
crashed, destroying the landing
gear and crumpling a wing. The
mixers could be seen in the dis
lance and may have joined the
flyers.
Collins had flown the climbing
party to Straightaway. glacier at
a lower elevation, three days pre-
viously. They were supposed to
prepare a landing strip at the
7,000-foot level so he could re-
supply them in their attempt to
be the first party to climb the
northwest buttress Of the 2O,3OO-
foot mountain.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Atom Works Construction
Shut Down by Walkout

RIC1LAND, Wash, pa work
stoppage by 10000 members of q
AFL unions shut down two big
construction projects yesterday at
the Hanford Atomic Works.
Only a few hundred mainte-
nance workers reported on the
two jobs, which are costing total
Of $50 million dollars.
The walkout, biggest in a series
of about so work stoppages on the
atomic plant expansion projects,
started Wednesday night as a pro-
test against use Of non-union men.
1t affected only construction
work, not actual production at the
atomic plant.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
WV. Laws and B. Mozee Share
In Nenana Guessing Contest

FAIRBANKS, R-The ice of
the Tanana River at Nenana went
out at 6:01 pm. Alaska time
last night Of 100000 guessers,'
nine had guessed correctly.
Three false alarms preceded the
actual breakup witnessed by most
of the towns school children and
other residents of the town.
School had been dismissed at
noon.
The correct guessers were re-
ported to be as follows:
w. w. Laws and B. Mozee of
Nome; M. I. Associates, Fair
banks; Marcus Vera Cruz, An
chorage; Unit Number One, An
chorage; Harold w. Taber, An
chorage; B.A. McTavish and COM
pany, Anchorage; Bea Grant and
company, Spenard; Harry F. Hav-
rilack, Rampant, Alaska, and c.
H. and E. G. Mason, Skagway.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Zsa Zsa Chilled in
RubirOsa's Plane

SHANNON, Ireland, R-Zsa
Zsa Gabor started out for New
York yesterday with Porfirio Ru-
birosa but landed here complain
ing "I'm frozen" The dapper
Dominican's private plane devel-
oped heater trouble enroute from
Paris.
Zsa accomplishing of the
chill-hopped off the plane bun
died up in a full length mink,
blue jeans, two cardigan sweaters
and white wool ankle socks.
When it appeared it would take
some time to fix the plane, con-
verted BIS, Zsa Zsa hurried off
to the airport hostel to get some
rest.
Rubirosa stood by silently while
his blonde companion did the
talking.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
S2.3O7,000 ASKED FOR
EKLUTNA POWER PLANT

WASHINGTON, Up - w. A.
Dexheimer, commissioner of re
clamation, asked a Senate appro-
priations subcommittee yesterday
for $2,3O7,OOO for the Eklutna
hydro-electric project near An
chorage.
He said the amount would be
sufficient to complete the project,
which will cost 912 million dol
lars.
The House allowed only S1,162,-
900 for Eklutna.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Flying Barrow Missionary
Is Reported Missing

FAIRBANKS, Up - The Rev.
William Varies, a Presbyterian
missionary, was reported missing
yesterday on a flight in his small
plane from Pit. Barrow to Barter
Island, two northernment points
on the North American continent.
Rev. Varies, an experienced
flier who figured in an Arctic
rescue mission only a few weeks
ago, has not been heard from
since he left Barrow at 7 pm.
Tuesday on the 300-mile' flight.
He had planned an overnight stop
at Colville River.
An Air Force plane from Ladd
Base here flew to Barrow today
to aid in a search.
Last month Rev. Varies, flying
his Piper Cub plane, sighted three
Air Force men missing after a
plane mishap. He radioed word
that led to their rescue.
The minister, formerly of Seat
tie, has been at Barrow about
four years. His wife and three
young children live at Barrow.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Big Three Reject
Russian Offer
To Join NATO

LONDON, Up - The United
States, Britain and France sent
notes to Moscow today rejecting
Russia's offer to join the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Diplomatic officials reported the
the western notes argued broadly
that the security proposals put
forward by the Russians on
March 81 could in no way replace
the free partnership of like
minded states at this time.
The western three were reply
ing to surprise Russian COM
munication which Soviet propa-
gandists later Represented as an
effort to restore the wartime
grand alliance that defeated Hit
Ter. In it Premier Georgi Malen-
kov's government:
l. Called for an international
agreement banning atomic wea-
pons and cutting ornaments.
2. Opened the door to Ameri-
can participation in a Soviet-type
security system for all Europe.
3. Warned that allied plans for
rearming Germany within a Eu-
ropean defense community would
split Europe into rival military
camps.
a. Offered to join the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization pro-
vided the 14-nation group drop
ped what Russia called its ag-
greSSive character.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Diem Bein Phu Will Stand
Forever AS Symbol Of
Free Worlds Resistance

WASHINGTON, up president
Eisenhower said today the resist
ance of French Union forces at
the noW-fallen fortress of Diem
Bien Phu twill forever stand as
a symbol Of the free worlds de-
termination to resist dictatorial
aggression"
The President issued a formal
statement, closely following up
calls from congressional leaders
for united action by free world
nations to stem the Communist
tide in Asia.
Eisenhower said France has
suffered temporary defeats" in
the past, but always she has tri-
umphed in the end to continue
as one of the worlds leaders in
all things that tend to bring
greater richness to the lives of
men"
1T is time for our allies and
so-called allies to stand up and
be counted and stop quibbling,"
Sen. Bridges GRIND said.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
Diem Bien Phu Falls To Reds
After 81 Days Of Bloody Siege

PARIS, tR-Dien Bien Phu has
fallen.
Premier Joseph Laniel amour
ced late today the northwest Indo-
china bastion "has been sub
merged"
A little fortress named Isabelle,
site of the French Union garri-
sons main artillery, was still
holding out three miles south of
the bloodied, muddied bastion
that had epitomized the Indochina
war to the world for 81 days.
One of the last orders Brig.
Gen. Christian De Castries, the
lanky commander in chief, sent to
Isabelle was to fire on his own
command post when the Com
muniSt-led rebel riflemen finally
cut through.
There was no immediate word
as to the fate Of Gen. De Castries,
commander Of the fallen garrison,
nor that of Genevieve De Galard
Terraube, a French nurse and the
only women in the besieged fort.
She had been decorated for gal
lantry twice within the week.
All the deputies in the Assem-
bly, stood while Laniel announced
the fall of Diem Bien Phu-except
the Communists. They remained
seated.
De CastrieS was estimated on
the eve of the showdown battle
to have $4,000 men, including
wounded, at his command. These
were Frenchmen, Foreign Legion
naires, Vietnamese and North
Africans. There were about 1000
wounded in underground bunk
ers of the fort. All efforts for a
truce to evacuate them had failed.
Plans to supply the fortress
with an airlift from Hanoi proved
expensive and extremely diff
cult. Planes had to drop their
supplies from a high altitude, so
that much equipment fell i'm
mediately into Vietminh hands.
Meanwhile the Geneva confer
ence is ready to take up the prob
lem Of making peace in Indo-
china. The intensity of the Diem
Bien Phu attack showed the Com
munists' determination to present
its capture an accomplished fact
before the diplomats at Geneva.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07

TOKYO, Up - Two japanese
scientists said today the United
States apparently exploded a
fourth hydrogen bomb at Bikini
between April Is and 27.
They said their estimate was
based on geiger counter tests of
rain which fell this week on
widely separated areas of Japan.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07
THURSDAY SCORES
American League

American League
New York 9, Baltimore 0
Chicago 5, Washington 4
Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 2
National League
Chicago s, Brooklyn Z
Cincinnati 5, New York 5
Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 0
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles 4, Portland 2
Hollywood 2, San Diego l
Seattle z, Oakland 6
Sacramento 6, San Francisco
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1954-05-07

Large Cache Russia Made Arms
Found On Nicaragua's Coast
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Up -
President Anastasio Somoza says
a large cache of Russian made
arms has been found on Mica
ragua's Pacific coast, and he be-
lieves they were landed by sub
marine.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
MRS. JOHN COTTON &
DAUGHTER OBJECTS
or BABY SHOWER

Mrs. John Cotton and baby
daughter Of 241 st. Anthony Az
were honored guests at a baby
shower given November 8, at the
home OF Mrs. Eugene Ross, 7S5
Marshall Az. Hostesses were the
Mines. Eugene Ross, Roger Leon
ard and Robert Anderson
Guests enjoyed the various
games played and prizes were
awarded the winners.
The table was centered with a
decorated doll buggy with a min
iature baby doll. Gifts were placed
in a baby basket and presented the
honoree and the many useful ar
ticles for the little newcomer were
displayed TO the delight of the
guests.
Guests present were the Messrs.
and Mines. Henry Capiz, Ralph
Lopez Forrest Hamilton, Roger
Leonard, Frank Brown, Clarence
Lewis. Louis White. Joe Harrison
and Robert Anderson. Gifts were
received from Mrs. J. p. Nelson
and Mrs P. Bradley who were IN
able 10 be present.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL Z

Off To St Louis Mrs Nora Ross 663 ST Anthony Av, will
leave Monday November % ST Louis Mo- spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with her brother and nephews
Change OF Address: Mrs Effie Lakins is residing
address, 739 Rondo Her former address 4jO St
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-19
FRANK coNNERs OBSERVED
THEIR Sind WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY NOV. ~

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corners of
1891 Second Av., had the pleasure
of enjoying a lovely evening with
a few close friends who helped to
make their 32nd wedding anniver-
sary a happy occasion when they
entertained on Thursday. Novem-
Der IL, with a cocktail party in
honor of the occasion.
The lace covered serving table
centered with a floral arrange
mcnt of NUNS in different fall
hues and the trays of assorted
hors o'deuvres presented an ar
resting picture and added to the
beauty of the setting.
Guests enjoying the refreshing
cocktails reminisced over the
years and wished the Corners 20
more happy years of welded bliss,
Guests enjoyed the refreshing
were the Messrs and Mines. Boyd
Crawford, Spencer Shivers, Eu-
gene Shepherd, Enroll Fassett,
Harry Lucas; the Mines, Wayne
White. Carrie Jackson, Hazel
Clark. Eunice Aston and Mr., Irv-
ing Smith of Los Angeles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Comley sent a gift, but
We're unable to be present