davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Mrs. Moss Can Avoid
Testifying Only. on
Her Doctors 0rders
By Robert K. Welsh

Senate subcommittee question:
ing of Mrs. Annie Lee Moss
hinged today on whether the for
mer Army code clerk produces
a doctors certificate that she is
we'll enough to answer testimony
linking her with Communist
membership.
Senator Mccarthy, subcom-
mittee chairman, said she will
have to testify tomorrow if she
does not get the doctors GER
tificate. She attended a sub
committee session yesterday.
Senator Mccarthy excused her
when her attorney said she was
willing to testify but was too
i'll and nervous to do so at that
time.
The Republican Senator did
not insist on immediate question
ing. He indicated the subcom-
mittee might agree to hear her
in closed session if she wished
tomorrow. But he did not relent
in his effort to have two balky
witnesses yesterday identify her
as a former Communist.
Both witnesses refused, on
constitutional grounds, to an
swer many questions about Com
munist affiliations and activities
here. One of them denied she
ever saw or heard of Mrs. Moss
before this week.
mystery Couple"
Senator Mccarthy announced
chat Mrs. Moss. a 49-year-old
colored resident of Washington,
has been identified as a former
Communist Party member here
by a woman who, with her hus-
band, decided to break from the
Communist Party only two days
ago. This couple. Senator Nc
earthly said. held official posi-
tons in the party here and
eventually will testify before the
subcommittee. Meanwhile, they
are giving information to the
FBI, he added.
Emphasizing that the main
purpose of the hearings CEN
tering around Mrs. Moss was
to determine whether the Army
"coddled" Communists, Senator
Mccarthy declared:
This witness (MrS. MoSS) is
not important in herself. The
important question to us is who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Cruzy, Mixed-up Tree

Residents of the Isle Of Wight.
British Isles, were startled re-
Gently when a tree bearing ap-
pies on one side burst into bloom
on the other.
Evening star., 1954-11-23

the secret "en' Nssuo'
plan of the fanatical Moslem
Brotherhood to assassinate Alb
del Nasser.
It was announced from Zurich
(DZYOU reek), Switzerland.
that exiled King Farouk's ex-
Queen, beautiful hartman
(Nah-ree-MANN), is about to
divorce her second husband. DR..
Adham Ell Nakib (Ahd-ANM ell
Nah-KEEP), in order to marry
the millionaire Sheik Izzat Jaffar
(Ee-ZATT Djah-FAR1 Of the
oil-producing area of Kuwait
(Koo-WIGHT).
In Lydia nEE- E-bee-ah), King
Idris lEe-DREES) issued q de-
cree whereby several members
of his family have been ordered
exiled. following the assassina-
ton Of Ibrahim el-Shahli Gee
bra-HEEM el Shah-LEEl, min
lister OF palace affairs. The
Evening star., 1954-11-23

country has been under state Of
emergency since.
The French have their hands
full with recurring riots and re-
bellions of their Arab b-Moslem
colonial possessions. Tunisia and
Evening star., 1954-11-23

OF Egypt by a
decree of the
10-man Rev
oil u tion a ry
c o m m a n d
C o u n c | !,
h e a d e d b y
P r e m / e r
Canal Abdel
NaSSer (Gah-
MAHL Abb
DEL N a SIS
E r }. Gen.
Naguib W a S
accused Of be-
ing privy to
! l. =
Evening star., 1954-11-23
Names in The News
THE Fl.IBB rvs
THE BERRYs
land how to pronounce them)
Y Constantine Chekrezi

Exit one President, Gen. Mo-
hammed Naguib (Maw-HAMM-
ed Nah-GEEP), who was hustled
out of the figurehead presidency
Evening star., 1954-11-23

Algeria. In the latter. the
French had a regular military
expedition dislodge the rebels
from the Aures (AW-RESS)
Mountains.
tAll Rights Reserved.l
Homer news., 1954-09-23

Robsrt BoStrom, represent GtSUsg of the Richmond oil Compony of ColsforrSa, proDsa to bs most er Gt GEsgsrSng hGYd-. to-oDswss quest 5ors Frsday night ot ths CstEssn's Study Group meeting. Hs ar spisr- sa ths many questions put Co ham concsrn- 1ngi o5L dsvs Lo bmsst oH ths Psn5EspLo wS tn toct. Asa 8aa EF e X"
 4 gsophyslcSst, hs sxpDaSnsd briefly how test hotss mad bssx put dows oloDg of ths Robsrt F, sa Roy compcny ard thst smolt chovgss q dyromSts ,vsrs exploded ix ths hoIss, ths sound rsvsrb srott OTIS. sxd5cotsd ths strota of ths rock bslow.
 Probobly hSs most smportart onswsr of ths svsrSng. from purely local stcndbo5rt, came phsw hs Ycs asksd about oGl 4.ights ov ths and an th5 orsc. F. scSd that hs vos TO onthor5ty or ths mat ter, but t@f hs omssd property 5n thGs arsa hs wonLd bs looking 70 ths tstIs to sss whsthsr or nor hs owne d ths o1t rights.
 H. wo~nsd thot spectators nsorLy cL- ways coms 6neo or area that s being pyospsctsd for otl. Some wSLl b. lsg%t-' tmcts ard soms not. hs Sq1ds ond propsrty osmsrs hope svsry right sss crsdsntSoLs' bstovs doSrg business wsth anyone. Hs also recommended that propsr- ty owners Shold at tsasts Iorfs~ bsrcsnt' ond rot ssat~tAs$r rights loat completely
 Nsvsr comm ttSng hsmssIf or ths f$sd- sngs ot1 hSs ovn compa.y.Y Bostrom said that whsn ar exploration tsom ss ssnt TT to tcn a,Ssal and soms s1dScatSors of o1L oys found, it $ very probobts thct fhs FtoEI Iowsxry ysor E atlL sss lssvsrot more sxblorotioz tgcms back to covsTl ws dsr a~sa until tt vas dst srmsnsd to thn eompony's sottstaction that owstI td shodvttaa ta bs put dowg. w b-I
 vhsn nahsSas $ |s smsndsd thot ths contract b.twssn the Standard o+l company ard ths Dspartmsnt, of, Tntsrsoyg colLsd tor ths driLLskg of two nslSsl or ths Psrinysrlo by so6o. Bostrom said sthot .thsvsl ydsNc4 ., loop-hols, sn that contract ard esther
Homer news., 1954-09-23
CH AMBER MEET

Ed GLsnr. party chief ot ths Ro6syt F, Ray Drilling combany, Monday gavs .tAs Chamber of Commerce first hand 0Ssw of ths company's operations sr this area for tho post snmmsT. wa M #a a#r
 GLsnn told ths group how test holes gsrs drilled 5n ths earth svsYy quarter Of mt lsy and shots of ponder sst off So that aslSccts Swstrnmsnts could record sound wovss rsvsrbsrot ing from ths rock strGto bsLow.
 F. stotsd that the company dsd not coms to ths PsnSrsDLo this swmmsr looking for o5t structures bUt rather to .sss Sf gso- physi cat ~ovk contd b. carrS d or in this Grsd
 f4t was fscrsd. hs said. that ths rock strGta hsrs poEId os So JamoIsd thot gsophysS cat wovk yonLd bs 5mbossSbLs out ths$r tssts hoUs provsn that exploratory work can bs corrs sd oE.
 " Concerning ths physs cat moksgp of ths orsa, Glenn said that tho Per rsnsHLa is psrsd w&tA loysr of vsgstabLs. mottsr that @s abbroxSmotsIy 5000 feet thsck ard that there 5s Sn ths arso cppYox1motsLy 10, 900 feet of soSl in depth that mSght cont o5n osl, Ths Spit, hs said, vas tor- msd whsn glacier sSdssds Lsousng great x 4 H. 4 tEf 1E
Homer news., 1954-09-23
INJURED HERE
10 Csnts Per Copy

to Anchorage Esdrs sdoy oftsynoon by the roth Ar Rsscus aftsr they had rscssOsd sn5ur@ss 5n truck accident ysst srday morning.
 Ths Rollins wGth two Of thsSr chsld- rsn psrs coming doBn ths Mast HiLL road 'sn ths famity 6x6 truck whsr ths Or akss fag Lsd and ths Jsh9cE5 -0Dsrturnsd Sn ths euLLsy near ths Spr1cs Knoll farm.
 The sxact sxtsnt of their Sn5urSss Ss not knoan, but Nv. RoEL5ns rscssvsd ssDsrly cut hond and possible broken shoulder bLods, Ers. Rollins oppsarsd to hovs a back isjary, possibly q broken back. Ths two chsLdrsn wsrs throgn cIsor of ths vskScIs and wsrs not injured.
Homer news., 1954-09-23
goL. ;, No. 16
CAP TO FL ECT

nsw commondSng offscsr tor ths Eom- sr CAP wSLL bs ehoss tomorrow (Fr9doyJ nSght wtsr members of ths oygoE@ got4on meet at ths school cufstsrSa ct 8 p.m wv.
 Bob EdJnnd, present comnondsr. has resigned due to ths pressure of othsrF business. Edt~nd hos asked thot aLl CAP msmbsrs bs present at ths meeting. CSC MEET
Homer news., 1954-09-23
FLOWN OUT T

Boo EdL9nd .fIsg kodsLSns ,Bossstt, Q Romsr schooL tsochsr. 70 Anchorage Tnss- day svsrSng. Shs $ report sd to 6s .sgf- tsr5ng from pns1morSa ard Ss a pat5 snt eSH Providence hosbStoL.
 Eh5Ls 5n Anchorage Boo v@sStsd his w&ts. Dorothy, who ds thsrs for medical trsctmsnt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

responding to Spirit. Truth
is. and mental malpractice
is not, and cannot be, be-
cause God is Truth. There
fore. mental malpractice
has no place to lodge, no
one to conjure and use as
the devils aid, to permit it
to operate.
Therefore, It has no pow
err, no Truth. no Love, and
no principle. And it cannot
persist against God, nor His
spiritual creation"
Man being spiritual, he
has spiritual qualities. and
knowledge, and these are his
protection against the false
belief Of nerves, muscles,
and every false law. Every
real function of the human
body, and all human affairs
are in reality governed by
the divine Mind. All of this
we learn through the study
of the Bible, unlocked with
the Key and the applica-
ton of Christian Science:
A Quick Perfect Healing
A young woman born into
Christian Science, recently
made the demonstration
over the belief of colds,
nerves, coughs, and irrita-
ton in less than 3 days. BY
knowing as she had prev
iously been taught in Chris
tan Science, she must love
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

The announcement was rpads
last week by George w. Lee.
grand commissioner Of sducs-
ton for the Elks.
Organized in 1927, the depart
ment has provided more than 800
college and university scholar
ships TO Negro youth
List Objeefives
In giving the objective lor
l954-55, Lee said.
I'm addition 10 our scholarship
program where VIC gro saving
hundreds OF young men and
women from the grind of poverty
or the lack Of opportunity we
are launching new historic
venture in Adult Education de-
signed to offset tensions expect
ed with degeneration throughout
the county.
The new venture will be in
the form Of forums which will be
conducted by the Elks in the
lodges and temples. in the
churches and in the lodge halls
OF the various communities.
Forum Purposes
Purpose OF the forums. accord
ing to Lee. will be TO bring to-
gether both white and colored
OF the community wherever pos
sible ito impress upon the people
the necessity OF meeting coming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
disease, and death appear
more and more unreal?

disease, and death appear
more and more unreal?
. The Christ Spirit is ask
ing today through revela-
flon. who touched me-"
Hnd we ask, should not
hose who have been healed
n human disease" declare
INTO Our Father-Mother
Pod, the many causes for
which they have touched,
Pie Christ. And should not
fhose who need to be heal
fd of the belief of the NAL
tdies, and disorders of the
BODY in human affairs be-
gln to try to touch the hem
Pf his garment, and be
healed?
This is the age in which
nll should begin to learn
bow to reflect that perfect
TLove cssteth out fear" and
noves by perfect spiritual
Rhythm of divine Life and
ruth. By knowing the
nothingness of animal mag
Petlsm (hypnotism), we get
Underway with every form
pf human beliefs of poison
pus conjure which God new
r made, but 10 invocated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Fear No EriI
CONTINUED from Back Page)

by the devil. The entire hui
man race obtains, and main
tains the Christ Spirit only
through knowing scientifi-
cally that the infinite Mind
is supreme.
Infinite Life being perfect
and eternal. God is Spirit.
And Spirit is unseen by the
material senses. yet is the
only real substance. The
man of Gods creation, (and
He did not create a sinful
mortaD, has all of the es-
sential elements, and char
ateristics of divine Princi-
pie.
Christ Jesus said, "The
Kingdom of God is within
you" SO then it means that
spiritual man, woman, and
child through their conscious
ness are the reflection Of
God. Because true selfhood
is supported by divine Prin-
ciple. In this true reflection
the power of Truth is made
manifest, and human prob
lens are solved.
Mal-Practice No Part
of God
Gods own reflection Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

everybody, and maintaining
scientifically in her con-
seriousness the divine idea of
the abundance of health,
harmony, and shutting out
all images, or beliefs con-
trary to the real.
Within 3 days, she was
well, and expressing JOY,
natural beauty, happiness,
and all things that go into
reflecting freshness and the
unchanging qualities of
spiritual being. And proving
that divine Principle is
bearing good fruits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

the small band polls taken by
Downbeaf and Metronome Mag
axines.
"The Festival of Modern Amer
lean Jazz" will also have the
orchestras Of Stan Kenton and
Shorty Rogers, plus the greatest
modern Jazz instrumentalists Of
the day.
On the piano the one and only
Art Tatum, assisted by Everett
Barksdale and Slam Stewart.
THE King Of the Bongo." Can
dido. Johnny Smith on guitar.
and Shelly Name drumming for
Shorty Rogers and his Giants.
Mary Ann Mccall. Americas
top female jazz vocalist, will
handle the vocal chores.
Tickets are now on sale at
Grinnells.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

One of the great men OF ell
time in the history Of jsxz.
Ellington. orchestra leader and
composer. pianist and arranser.
has been on the scene for some
rs years. during which time he
has composed and performed
much of American finest jazz
and popular music.
Tenor saxophonist Getz, bari
tone saxophonist Mulligan and
pianist Brubeck are leading prac-
titioners of the recent "cool
movement in jazz.
Real Cool Gets
The 27-year-old Getz. sax
virtuoSo while still' in his teens.
was the first jazz artist TO be
labeled cool
His recordings on GRAM Nor
gran label are in great demand
by Jazz enthusiasts throughout
the world. and many are collec-
tors items,
Mulligan. also 81, and Brubeck,
in his early thirties. entered the
select musical spotlight only
within the past several years
when their fame first spread from
the West Coast.
Along with Stan Getz. they
are today's top opponents OF mod
ernism in jazz.
Choice Casting
The blending of the incom-
parable Duke" and his music
with that of these three young
avant garde headliners is a stroke
of choice musical casting and
should delight jazzophiles hot
and cool" alike.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
frOzss the
DEANS DESK
HOME FROM SERVICE
BY DEAN MILLER

fSnL HOM oEnNlSE
The Tucker boys-Fisher and
Raymond--are both home from
the service. Both are glad to be
back in the Big ID"
Ronald Thornton came home
from duty over and beyond the
seas last week.
Picked up on my ace Free
loader" He was talking and
handling a little Loot. That Just
goes to show you. times are get
ting better.
Lady Day." Americas No. |
song stylist, is still at the Rouge.
Bird Dogs" are really ncces-
Sary to catch Pheasants.
Duke Ellington, Dave Brue-
beck, Gerry Mulligan. Stan Getz,
will be in concert at the Schu-
bert Theatre. This should be
well rounded concert, in the
realms of good music.
Two weeks away another con-
cert has been scheduled to give
a maximum amount of listening
and musical entertainment.
The Master of Progressive Jazz
and ldioms-Stan Kenton, and
his orchestra
Art (Mr. Piano. Tatum Trio,
featuring Slam Stewart and Ev-
erett Barksdale.
Charlie Ventura and his quin-
tet moving TO the highest hori-
IONS of musical expectations.
The very impressive and at
tractive singer, Mary Ann Nc
Call.
Shorty Rogers. who supplied
the background music for The
Wild One and his Giants.
Also featured in this musical
extravaganza will be Shelly Man
ne, Johnny Smith and that Congo
Mambo Sensation, Candida.
Earl Campbell gave party
last week. and a few friends had
swell time. Congratulations TO
a swell host.
This past two weeks we have
had an unusual amount OF per-
cipitation and il has made
many plain "Alluvial"
"A person who can't forgive.
tears down the bridge they must
later cross
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Detroit Tribune
2l4e St. Antoine WO. 4-820S, 2-4937

Representing .our Mother cod Divine Publisher
Crusader For Invncbs Triumphant Divine Rights OF Man
PLEDGED 10 secure and uphold and civil right.
Pbhsd every Wednesday By thu Detroit Tribune Publish
ing Co. Inc.
Entered a. second class office a Detroit
Michigan under March 1873 Subscripfions Ons
fser As0, mos S7s0; sl2s Foreign yearly $500
Nssns Advertising Representatives. Interstate unisd
Andrew 2. Frushsui c.s. Owner eud Publisher
n Elizabeth Ellington General Manager Managing Edor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
TIME TO GIVE
Bv B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

AT this of the year with so many disasters
bringing all Of human suffering, and the time
when the Torch Drive has just opened there is need
for deep right thinking and giving The storms rising
in the south and winding their way all across the coun-
fry and landing in Canada anywhere else, should
make the people at large begin to think and say the
right prayers. The hurricanes even Of they have been
given female names) they cannot think.
Therefore, this is a good time for the women to put
forth their best effort to help the with their right
thinking The have the feeling that in times when
Others much trouble no time for getting rumped
over hurricanes being given female Names because that
does not make them female by any means In the first
place women who think rightly, use their precious time
like hurricane And it is through their steadily apply
ing definite right thinking to help all that human SUI
ferng will be stopped The women laughing about
he name being female and the which has been
given for the And they going ahead exercising
goodwill, and many willing to help carry on to the
end of human strife
"God is in the storm nor in the wind but in the
|tti voice of Truth Let forward and try to help
sohers put practice right thinking and
here will be lesser hurricanes, and raving storms BY
|refecng of the idea that every woman, and
hid that God made is of spiritual being and origin the
air will be purified, and storms will be aayed before
they do much damage.
TORCH DRIVE CALL
Now that all should in some manner help, let us
those who have been struck by the Give to the
Torch Drive, and also give to help those who are IN
trouble by the disaster To make il practice OF lending
helping hand others, is paving the way to receive
when in need. The wachfu outlook for those IN need
depends right upon that which those who have will
cton and is time for and to outthnk the
storms their mad rush. This good time to get to-
gether in right thinking and let far above the
RACES of every storm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Detroit NAACP
Challenge to Two

NEW YORK.-Campaigns now
being conducted in four major
cities seek total Of 10000 new
for the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People. according TO Miss
Lucille Black. membership secre-
tary.
The Baltimore md Cleveland
branches. which are perenniallY
in rivalry with Detroit for first
place among NAACP branches.
are sch seeking 10000 MEM
bers. Detroit in its campaign
last spring. gained total OF
1000 members. Last year
Cleveland had $500 and Balii-
more 1000.
Chicago which last year took
in 1000 memberships. has set a
goal of 5000 for the current
drive. Down in Texas. Houston
is seeking to increase its mem
bership three-fold for total Of
5000 Last year the branch en-
rolled 1900.
Assisting the local branch Off
GERS and committees in the drives
are four NAACP field workers.
Miss Mildred Bond in Baltimore;
Miss l.. Pearl Mitchell in Cleve-
land; Miss Gertrude German n
Chicago. and Mrs. Lulu b White
in Houston
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
FREE BUS SERVICE

Special free bus service 10 and
from Tartar Field from the Wayne
University Student Center. VIII
continue 10 be available al all
Wayne home games.
The Tartars play North Dakota
State here in Detroit on Friday.
Oct p and also Drake hero on
Friday. Nov IL Both are , pm.
games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

The GRAM package. which has
excited much comment IN the
music journals, Will perform in
10 key L. S. cities within
three-week period.
Norman GRAM is also the
creator and producer Of the high
ly successful Jazz at the Phil
harmonic concert tours
Tickets are now on sale at
Grinnell'S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
TORCH DRIVE CALL
THE TIME TO VOTE DRAWING NEAR

The time for the general election is now drawing
near And again remind readers to be to get
OUT November End and cast your ballot early.
Vote with confidence. To do this, one must be sure
10 vote right. Don't make mistake. 1t has been we'll
said, ACTIONS speak louder than words Your vote
Twill be your full political testimony Let your vote at
lest your sincerity good citizen and the belief in
good government
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

changes with good conduct. good
manners and fair play.
Grand Exalted Ruler Robert II.
Johnson said national emphasis
will be focused ON the Elks
forums during National Citizen
ship Dinner at Howard Unver-
Sity on Jan 81 with Vice Presi-
dent Richard Nixon as one Of the
principal speakers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

PLAN NOW TO attend the
Detroit Tr.bune's Second An
nual Fall Fashion Review. FRI
day. Nov. IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Cro-z-z-y> Mon-Duke> jazz
Modernists Blow I'm Shubert Sat.

The great Duke Ellington and orchestra and jazz mod
erns Stan Getz Gerry Muligan and Dave Brubeck each
with his quartet comprise the exciting musical cast TO
be offered by famed impressaro Norman CRAM concert
form this Saturday Oct % at the Shube Theatre pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

DO IT :.
QUICKER.
by using the TRIBUNE classihsds
CALL WO. 4.6zoe
WO. 2-4937
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
1o54-55 Elk Scholarships
to Aid 81 College Students

MEMPHIS, Tenn (ANPl-Some 81 boys and girls will
receive scholarships for 95455 under the school aid pro-
of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order Eks OF
the World
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
THE LORD LIVETH BLESSED BE MY ROCK;
AND LET THE GOD OF MY SALVATION BE
EXALTED"
From The Bible
Mrs Eddy has stated:
MILLIONS OF UNPREJUDICED MINDS-SIMPLE
SEEKERS FOR TRUTH, WEARY WANDERERS
IATHIRST IN THE DESERT-ARE WAITING AND
WATCHING FOR REST AND DRINK. GIVE THEM
IA CUP OF COLD WATER IN CHRISTS NAME AND
NEVER FEAR THE CONSEQUENCES"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Stun Kenton Modern Juzz
Festival Set for Masonic

The award winning orchestra of Charlie Ventura will be
among the featured jazz artists with Stan Kenons Festival
Modern American jazz when makes its 1854 appearance
at the Masonic Temple for nes Saturday and Sunday,
Oct 30th and 31st.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

Ventura has consistently won
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
SAT. Ocf. 23-Z Shows. So ! ] pm.
Tickets Now az Grinnells.
All Seats Reserved

Let all Of us pray for Dwight
ID. Eisenhower, the President Of
the United States. for Dwight ID.
Eisenhower, the President Of the
United States. prayed for us. And
/ think it's only fair, for all OF
US 10 pray for him.
Your friendly friend.
! am 100 per cent Republican
at my own expense.
REV. SAUL ID. ARMSTRONG
PASTOR OF THE UNIVERSAL
UNITED CHRISTIAN
CHURCH OF GOD
Sl2-ls Z. Befhune 81.
Detroit z. Mich.
Phone TR. 2.7s7s
paid Advertising
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

MARIAN AT THE MET precedent the Metronoiar
Opera company In New York week with the
nsnns OF wordfamed contrato
race sSasd 70 the eompanys roster The famous
here getting the feel Of the Met Rudolph Ring
manager OF company The signing the
" '' 49, N'o"spfrss