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Smyrna times., 1955-10-06
FOOTBALL AT
UNIVERSITY
University of Delaware To
Face LeOpards of Lafay-
cite Saturday
FIRST GAME AWAY

The University of Delaware
football team faces the Leopards
of Lafayette at Easton, Pa, this
Saturday in the first away game
of the season for the Hens. Della
ware will be looking for its sixth
victory in ten-game series
which began in 1914.
The game will be broadcast ov-
er station WILM in Wilmington
and WIDOW in Dover, at 1:45 pm.
When the teams met last fall,
Delaware rolled to a decisive Al
z win over the visitors to mark
the fourth consecutive triumph
over the Easton, Pa, eleven.
Both teams opened the 1855
season VIGOROUSLY, with Della
ware claiming a one-sided 46-6
win over cambridge Navy and
Lafayette edging Muhlenberg TO.
Although Lafayette suffered SER
ious losses in their line through
graduation, the squad is rich in
backfield talent. Prominent in the
latter department is halfback Bry-
an Satterlee, 60, 188-pound Troy.
N. Y. native, who plunged for the
winning I'd against Muhlenberg
two weeks ago. Satterlee also was
outstanding in the game against
the Hens last season.
Lafayette has a total of 16 let
termen from which to select in
the tilt with Delaware. Outstand-
ing among these are co-captains
Bob and John Burcin, cousins, and
6-3, 205-pound end Don Sayenga.
Although the Delaware lineup
will not be definitely established
until shortly before game time,
the eleven lettermen who started
in the season opener are likely
repeaters in this weeks conflict.
On the flanks appear captain
Vince Grande and senior Warren
Allen, both 81, 100 pounds. In
tackle positions are pair of
Pennsylvanians, Nick Merge of
Feasterville and Ed Malinowskf of
Pittsburgh, both of whom tip the
Smyrna times., 1955-10-06
Wesleyan Methodist Church

The Rev. Stanley Taber, pastor
of the Wesleyan M e t h o di s
Church, announces services for
the coming week as follows: Fri
day, Oct. z, the YMWB will meet
at A pm; Sunday, Oct. 9, Sunday
School, 10 am; Worship Service,
IL am; evening service at 7:30
pm. Prayer meeting is held on
Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-06
First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. o. G. Jones, minister,
announces services. for Sunday,
Oct. 9th as follows: Morning wor-
ship, IL am; Sunday School, 10
am. The Session has appointed
Mr.. James Everhart as superin-
tendent of the Sunday School for
1856. The junior choir meets
on Friday at $3.50 pm. and the
adult choir at 8 pm. wednesday.
The Woman's Presbyterial is to
be held at Milford Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday, Oct. IL.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-06
Antrim Bureau Assembly
Program


This morning at 10:50 the An
trim Bureau of Philadelphia will
present the first of four assembly
programs at Smyrna High School.
This program, Dramatic Adven-
lures with Chalk", win feature
rapid drawing, sound effects. mus
ic, large pictures, and spectacular
lighting. Mr.. Wood uses an inn
mense easel, the largest of its
kind, and more than a score of
colors to produce his brilliant pic
lures which are made stiff more
beautifully by spectacular light
ing effects controlled by his own
Smyrna times., 1955-10-06

special switchboard. Some of the
feature sketches viii include "The
Cremation of Sam MCGEE, "Skel-
eton in Armour, 'Mandalay',
Presidents Faces, FLANDERS
Field, MY Old Kentucky Home,
"Old Black joe, Steamboat
Bill, Casey Jones', and many
others.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-06
Church of the Nazarene Notes

The Church of the Nazarene,
Union and Frazier Streets, the
Rev. ]. c. Reedy pastor, announc-
es services for Sunday, October
9, as follows: Sunday School, 10
am. Lesson: Luke 2:41-52. ''The
Boyhood of Jesus" Morning Wor-
ship, IL am, the massage, "The
Inheritance of the Sanctified."
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01

the leaves are brown by May. These
leaves fall to the ground and the
tree remains bare until late sum-
mer when a new crop Of leaves is
formed
The disease can be controlled by
spraying with any one of the fol-
lowing fungicides at the rates
shown for 100 gallons of water:
Bordeaux mixture (8-8-10O) Pur-
atized Agricultural Spray Il pint
1907; Tag 331 (1a pint-1OO); Di-
thane Z-78 or ParZate g pounds
1907; or Captain q pOunds-100).
Make the first application when the
buds are breaking and continue ap-
plications at 10 to IA days inter
walls until three or four have been
made.
LeafspOt diseases on FIOwering
DogwoOd are caused by spot an
thracnOse and SeptOria leafspOt.
They seem to be most common in
southern Delaware. Spot anthrac-
nose attacks leaves, flowers and
twigs, while the SeptOria spot ap-
pears only on leaves. They both
give the foliage a very ragged ap-
pearance.
The first spray application should
be made when the flower buds are
beginning to open, which usually
occurs about mid-April in. Della
ware. Then, repeat applications
monthly until mid-August. Use any
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01

one Of the following fungicides at
the rates shown for 100 gallons Of
water. Manzate az pounds-1OO) :;
Captain q pounds-1OO); Puratized
Agricultural Spray Il pin-1OO); or,
Tag SS1 (1k pint-1OO).
Fire Thorn spots the leaves, fruits
and young twigs When the dis
ease is severe, the fruits fall off.
Infection occurs in early spring
from spores produced on over-Win-
tered tWigs, leaves and fruit.
Delaware research shows that
the disease can be controlled by
starting fungicide treatments about
April 25 and repeating them at is
day intervals until July About five
applications are needed. Any one
of the following fungicides can be
used at the rates shown for 100
gallons of water: Puratized Agri-
cultural Spray q pint-100), Tag
3S1 az pint-10O) or Bordeaux mix
ture Is pounds copper sulfate-8
pounds lime and 100 gallons Of wa
teri.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
Spring Outfits
Can Be Stylish
Next December

Talk today among women is Of
spring bOnnets and Easter suits be-
cause women all over the nation
are busily planning what they'll
wear in their hometown Sunday
morning parade.
But with a little extra planning,
these spring outfits can be worn
effectively the year rOund-and
that's mighty important to the lady
OF the limited budget.
Ruth Pearce, extension clothing
specialist at the University of Del
aware, suggests buying shoes and
other accessories with the same
care that you'd buy an expensive
coat or suit. When buying shoes,
keep in mind your own comfort,
health and appearance. Avoid high
ly decorated shoes that call atten-
tiOn to your feet.
And when it comes to hat buying,
buy the hat that looks best on you
regardless of what the present fad
is. You'll be more in style with an
outfit which compliments you than
in one that's really high style but
does nothing for you.
A suit of basic cut and fairly
adaptable color will prove of more
use than one which is typed the
minute you put it on your back. Re
member what you can do to a suit
with accessories. Changing your en-
sembles this way is, of course, much
less expensive.
When you go shopping, bear in
mind, too, what you already have
50 that your new outfit will fit in
with it. You can make new cOmbi-
nations. This is particularly i'm
partant when buying shoes and
bags. They're really an expensive
item today, so plan them to go with
a number of outfits if possible.
That's getting the most for your
money.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
Daily Grooming Of
Tractor Is A Must

You don't need a currycomb. but
the modern farm work horse. the
tractor, needs daily grooming Just
like old DObbin used to need.
A stalled tractor is a bad wav TO
begin the day, warns William n
Larsen, agricultural engineer at
the University of Delaware. Wine
of ignition cables, coil, distributor.
and spark plug insulatOrs every day
or two. Grease attracts dust, he
points out. And damp dust is a
moist wick causing voltage to leak
or short circuit. Then engines will
miss, stall, or fail to start. For a
good cleaning job, use a cloth
mOistened with solvent.
Record the number Of hours Won
operate the tractor, Larsen sug-
gests. Spark plugs should be clean
ed, adjusted, and checked every 100
to 300 hOurs-that's equal to 5000
to $4,000 miles on a car. Dirty or
fOuled plugs waste fuel and power
and cause frequent OVerheating.
Also, keep water in the battery
up to the required level, and make
sure holes in the vent plugs are not
clOgged.
Check the oil level daily, and lub-
ricate such vital points as king
pins and tie rod ends, the engineer
explains.
Service your air cleaner daily.
When operating in dusty conditions,
check the bottom cup for dirt, twice
a day. If it contains One-eighth to
One-fOurth inch of dirt, clean it and
put in fresh oil.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
Improve Beauty Of
Ornamentals By
Controlling Serious
Diseases

Spraying and cleanup can con-
troll three of Delaware's worst or
namental plant diseases, according
to DR.. John w. HeubeFger, head of
the plant pathology department at
the University of Delaware. These
diseases are Sycamore blight, leaf
spots on Flowering DOgwoOd, and
the scab disease of Fire Thorn.
"These diseases weaken plants
so they become easy prey to many
other troubles, especially drought
injury" DR.. Heuberger explains.
Spraying will not only control
these diseases but will add to the
beauty Of the trees and shrubs over
the years"
In addition to spraying, he says
all dead tWigs and leaves under the
trees and shrubs should be raked
and burned. Remember also that
little fertilizer helps increase Wig
or.
Sycamore blight is caused by a
fungus. 1t develops best in cool,
wet spring weather. If the spring
weather is cool and wet, most of
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
Unique Program Is
Planned At u. Of d.
lContinued ION &c onal

Continued from page One)
tive thinking in the arts and crafts
and to develop the technical slills
OF the craftsman. The school was
sponsored by Mrs. r. S. Bishop Of
Flint, Michigan, and directed by
Mr.. Francis S. Merritt, chairman Of
the art department of Bradford
Junior College, Bradford, Massa-
chusetts.
The University Of Delaware is
one Of the first universities to
recognize the increasing interest
and value Of the creative crafts
ceramics, weaving, woodworking,
printed textile design, design,
painting, and sculpture. Because of
this interest and the competent
staff assembled by the Haystack
Mountain School, the university
Will accredit courses offered there
during the coming summer.
Among the outstanding crafts
men-teachers secured for the sum
mer session are Ami Albers, Jack
Larson, and Lii Blumenau, weav-
ing; SVea Kline, ceramic sculpture;
Jake May woodworking Bill and
Stell Shevis, printed fabric design;
Phillip Ward, pottery; Richard Da-
Wis, print making; Mr.. Merritt,
painting; and Mr.. Brown, design
and sculpture. One of the many ad-
vantages Of the school is the un-
usual faculty-student ratio which
will exist, for only about thirty
five students will be accepted for
the summer courses.
The location of the school is an
other Of its advantages. Situated on
Haystack Mountain, the school is
composed Of five separate studios
and a number of cabins and lodges
for its students. The extremes Of
heat and humidity which would
make other locations unsuitable for
such a project are not found in this
area and nearby lake provides
facilities for swimming and boat
ing during recreation periods.
The five studios include a wood
working shop, a ceramics studio, a
print shOn. a design studio, and a
weaving studio. Each Of these indi-
vidual units is fully equipped and
has a small library devoted to it's
specialized field. In all, over S1O,-
600 worth Of equipment is available
for student use.
The school will officially open on
June 26 and close on August q.
Students may enroll for periods
ranging from three weeks to the
full nine-week session, but those
wishing to receive three or six
credits must enroll for a three or
six week period. No students under
eighteen years Of age will be ac-
cepted. All students planning to en-
roll for credit should apply by let
ter to the chairman Of the Univer-
sity of DelaWare's Art Department
for instruction and further infor-
nation.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
BIRD MAN WANTED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - up -
Friends of the Birds, Inc" want
the Arkansas Legislature to pass a
bill prohibiting cats from running
at large. Organization spokesmen
said it would take "a legislator of
unusual courage and regard for
public welfare to sponsor a cat bill,
but he would gain more reknown
than could be won on any other
ISSUE"
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01

smOOthness of Clide-Ride Front Suspen.
sion and Outrigger rear springs the
ease and sureness of Ball-Race Steering.
Come take the wheel - and see how ali
these exclusive features put Chevrolet wav.
way out ahead Of it's feIdl
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
IFS Easy 10 See Why CbevroIet's the Besf-seIIsrI

It's the only lOw-priced car with the beauty
and quality of Body by Fisher 4. High
Level Ventilation System 6 engine
drive choices, including Americas most
modern (and lOwest-priCedD V8 {. l2.volt
electrical system the sure-foOted
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
INDIAN sTEALER

SHERMAN, Texas -(P)- Some
body stole two diamond rings and
wrist watch one night from the
home Of Mrs. w. T. Redden. Next
night, somebody put them back.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
ELLENDALE

The ". s. c. s. Of Ellendale is
having a Chicken Dumping supper
on Friday evening, April lst. in the
School auditorium, starting al s o.
clock. Adults, $L25: children. SOS.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-01
Uao OoIR 49,

Use cold water On utensils whieh.
have had the following foods q
loosen them most effectively: mix
egg. cheese or dough.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

(Contnued from Page u
MA&TER HEALER, MIRACLE WORKER. EDUCATOR,
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TExTBook-sAvioR,
AND PROTECTOR or NY HOLY scRIPTuREs-THE
SUPERIOR AND INCOMPATIBLE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE-THE LEAST EMAScUlATED OF
ALL TRANSACTIONS AND THE BASIS or MY
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
sTuREs" by Mary Baker Eddy. Ny DAUGHTER
SUCCESSOR TO THE VIRGIN MARYLAND CHRIST
gJEsUS-MY MASTER WOMAN LEADER OF ALL TIME
5tFrss Prsss "coIdwsfsr tAP)-Streksn with Isvkems
year ago. Danny spss. 3. died Thursday"
Hs fhs Of ihs Rev. Henry spesI pastor Of the
Free Msihodisf Church In Sherwood Branch County.
"Ssrviess will be Sunday in fhs church 81 Sherwood"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
Warning and Admonition =

Mr.. MURROw, LOOK OUT FOR THESE
HEBREWSl (smiles)
After St. Paul. Saul of Tarsus had his belly fup
of the spiritual bastard (eb 1879 breed of Hebrew.
he characterized their damnable intellectually sophisrv
double-mindedness 1.-THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD
WHICH is FOOLISHNESs WITH COD", and
"LET GOD BE TRUE BUT EVERY MORTAL
LIAR"!-Romans.
And to My Coda Master Leader, the sre.t.a
since Christ Jesus. dictated: "THE TOTAL DEPRAv
ITY OF MoRTALS, ALIAS Mortal mind" IT, 2 Mr..
Eddy's Miscellaneous Writings).
st. Paul also recorded Me thus: ITO BE CARNAIIy
MINDED is DEATH, BUT TO BE SPIRITUALLY MIMI
ED is LIFE AND PEACE!
And Jesus: BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE COD".
And Mrs. Eddy. "SENSUALISM IS NOT BLISS. Blr
BONDAGE.
And she frequently quoted Me that purity sp;r;tuI
ity, Christlike honesty with God and man. unselshne.
Christlike love-are imperative to apprehend everavs
able, ever-present heaven and eternal life!
BUT-STUDY, STUDY, STUDY, MEDITATION.
PRAYER, AND PRACTICE iOF MY INDISPENSABLE
IMPERATIVE, INCOMPATIBLE CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSLAH-DAILY-IS MANDATORY FOR
those who would wage a successful spiritual WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD, THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL.
and to FIGHT THE BATTLES OF THE
LORD" (divine LoveO.
Thus, moral courage is demonstrated to be 1.-THE
LION of the [Messahl tribe of Judah the KING Of
the mental land divne) realm! (S&H)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
Sabotage Of the A.

CONTINUED From Back Page)
MATTER IS SHADOW, NOT SUBSTANCE-IS
MY.T.Hl |, SPIRIT, coD-THE ONE MIND SOUL.
SUBSTANCE, PARENTl-lN-AND oF-THE ENTIRE
UNivERsE-S-AT-U-R-A-TE ALL SPACE WITH
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEl
THEM WHERE DOES A PLANE CRASH TAKE PLACER
IT IS A MENTAL THOUGHT MOVING PICTURE
Inland oF-coLLEcTvE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
THE ERRORS, ILLUSION AND DELUsIoNS THEREIN.
PART 3
THE DIST PSALM UNDERSTOOD
IN CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
WOULD HAVE AvERTED THAT cRAsHl-
HE that dweilefh the secret place OF the Most High
shall abide under the shadow Of the Almighty
will say Of the Lord-He is my refuge and my fortress
my cod-in Him will trust.
surey no shall deliver thee the Of the fowler.
and from the noisome pesfenee.
HE shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his
wings his truth shall be thy shield and bueker
Thou shalt not be afraid TOR the terror by nsnf; nor
for the arrow that nieth by day;
Nor for the pesenes that waketh in darkness; nor
for the destruction that wasfefh at MONDAY.
"a thousand shall fall at thy side and fen thousand at
thy right hand but il shall not come nigh thee.
"ony thine eyes shalt thou behold and see the re-
ward Of the wicked
Because thou hast made the Lord which Is my refuge
even the most High, thy hsbitafion;
There shall no evil befs thee neither shall plague
come nigh thy dwelling.
"For he shall give his angels charge over thee to keep
thee in all thy ways.
They shall bear thee in their HANDS, lest fnou dasn
thy foot against a stone.
Thou shalt tread upon the lion and adder the young lion
and the dragon shalt thou irampe under foot.
Because he hath set his love upon therefore will
deliver him: will him high because ne hath known
my name.
.ie shall call upon me- and will him: will be
with him in trouble; will deliver him. and honour him.
with long life will satisfy him. and shew him my sal
vston." psalm 9l)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
Highly Honored Commentator


That damnabIe breed of the devils Hebrew dun.
with their deadly souscorchng racketeerng contributes
heavily towards the kind of thinking that gave us th
HUNDRED BILLION 5, devils Democratic bunder, .tv.
pidty, sophistry, catastrophe, Pearl Hsrbor!!l
The genius of country mainly Purit,,
Protestantisml-via which Gods Second Comm,
of the Christ-the divine, miracle working indvdual,
of Gods man, of which Jesus said:
81 WILL PRAY THE FATHER TO SEND YOU AN.
OTHER COMFORTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST THE
SPIRIT OF TRUTH, WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALI
THINGS John Ii.
PART2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

A Christian Science Quarterly offering: 'The Bible" and
Zone Perfect Cause and Effect"
(From 4th Qtr. '55 C.S. Bible Lessons)
THE BIBLE
'sThe Bible is the learned mans masterpiece, the
IGNORANT mans dictionary the wise mans directory So
wrote Mary Baker Eddy the Discoverer and Founder OF
Christian Science in her book miscellaneous Writings
page 1853.
The Authorized King James Version of the Bible is
used in all Christian Science church services in English
speaking countries and Is daily studied by students OF
Christian Science.
Bibles are available to correspond to all English
editions of the Christian Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy,
and these books can be purchased from local Christian
Science Reading Room ordered direct from The Chris
tan Science Publishing Society, One, Norway Street,
Boston is, Massachusetts,.
"oF SPECIAL INTEREST TO STRANGERS is the
northumberland religious article which appears each
day in THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
ONE PERFECT CAUSE AND EFFECT
"Perfect cause and perfect efect perfect God and
perfect creatonthe universe and in His image and
enes-these fundamental truths the very basis of
the teachings of Christian Science, That they prov
able and practical 10 shown by the following incident
"a teacher in a Christian Science Sunday School re-
eeived beautiful healing of a physical difficulty
swelling which appeared the side of her face became
90 painful that she asked Christian Science practitioner
for treatment The latter turned to the divine Mind
IN prayer and his thought filed with the truth Of
perfect God and perfect perfect and
feet effect Soon the whole condition completely
healed"
This IL an excerpt from religious article that first
appeared in THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.
You'll find such HELPFUL MESSAGE in every issue of
this international newspaper"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

Excerpts from The Detroit News)
MOTHER OF 2 KILLED IN CRASH ON
OUTER DRIVE, o OTHERS DIE"

A 2s-year-old Crosse Pointe Park mother Of two
fatally injured early today when her of
control and turned Outer Drive Wsveney.
Nine other persons killed in two outstate high
way collision late yesterday and Marshall Mch man
died yesterday Of injuries suffered in traffic accident
Thursday.
These Deaths added those of vine railroad section
erswmen who killed when their truck was struck
(continusd Next Column TOP,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
Wayne Senior Dies

Continued from Page u
ON THE CONTRARY. THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND
The liFE"-MY CHRIST IDEAL, PRESENTED BY NY
BELOVED HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON,
JEsuS-TAucHT AND DEMONSTRATED THAT THE
FLESH PRoFiTETH NoTHINci IT IS THE SPIRIT
THAT ouIckENETH. THE WORDS THAT SPEAK
UNTO you, THEY ARE SPIRIT, AND THEY ARE
LIFE"i John 6:63)
PART
THE TREE or FORBIDDEN KNoWL EDGE"
MEDICAL STUDENTS scoRcH THEIR soULs-THEIR
SPIRITUAL SENSE-IN STUDYING THE HUMAN BODY
AND THE DEVILS MEDICINE. SURGERY, PsY.
cHlATRY, cHIRoPRAcTIcE, osTEoPATfiY, FOR THE
CAUSE AND CURE or DISEASE AND DEFoRMITEsi
AND IN SUCH STUDIES, MANS cHRIsTLIKE. DIVINE
AND SPIRITUAL SENSES, INTUITION, DISAGREEMENT,
INSIGHT, FORESIGHT. ALERTNEss, ARE PARTIALLY
HIDDEN IN A FOG OF MORTAL, MATERIAL,
FLEsHLY THOUGHTS AND BELIEFsl
HENCE, THE GREAT NUMBERS or PREMATURE
DEATHS-TRAGEDIES-IN ALL BRANCHES OF
TRANSPORT AND THE LARGE NUMBERS or PEOPLE
DYING PREMATuRELY UNDER MEDICAL CARE, IN
AND or, HOSPITALS
sEcAusE-MEDIcAL PSYCHOLOGY IS SATURATED
WITH THE DEvIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM,
MATERiALisM-AND TENDS TO SURROGATE
THEIR DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL sENsE-AND
THI-N-K-INc-THEIR VERY LIFE HEREI
rss Prsss) Mr. Msars a. graduate Of Eastern High
School, was affiliated with Kappa Psi pharmaceutical fstsrr
Y end president Of the class Of the College Of Ph
macy"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
re-, Martin P. Durkin--

Continued from Back Pago)
THE DEvlll-ANktAl MAcNETISMl-HAD MR.
DuRkN SATAN BOUND; HAND AND FooT'i
Mr.. Dvrkin desperately and mpsrstivsIy needed fhs
chrstiks spiritual rsbrh, such only Gods Second Conn
ing Of the Christ sivs-Jesvs PRESENTl-in SPlRT-
spiritually visible fhs PURE m HEART"-purs sno0sh
TO become Gods Chosen PsopIs'-cHRsTLkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS
chesgo Trib) Funeral services for Martin p Dvrin, 81.
former Labor Secretary will be held sf Little Flower Church.
Mr.. Dvrkin. president Of the ALL Plumbers and Pipe
filters Union born In Chicago and attended Visitation
psroehs school and later attended Ensswood High school
evening classes while working sssmftsrs helper. In
1893 he named head Of the Illinois Department Of Labor
S42 he became General President Of his union, The Office
he his DEATH He served President Essnhowsrs
first Labor Secretary and resigned that post Sept TO- 1885,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

70 bless us as we seek TO find
our way in troubled times.
ION this Thanksgiving Of
1855, LET US continue 70 be
mindful both of the countless
blessings that are ours and the
great task Of leadership that
comes TO our people as . re-
suit Of them. Our forefathers
Is they bsffIed hostile eIe-
ments could see a vision Of q
new and better day even in
ihs midst Of illness and Priva-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
The Devil S Democrats
(continued from Back Pase)

(Continued from Dack EaBeI
But FDR.-blundering ass! with lousy HebrAc
wisdom so-called, had .said-"THERE Is NOTHING ~
FEAR BUT FEAR ITSELF! 1t is all right to break
the mandments-"THOU SHALT NOT BEARFALSE
WITNEss"!-"THOU SHALT NOT STEAL"l-etc.
FDR and his consprators stole election after cleo
ton by manipulation of funds and devilshiy
lying propaganda!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26

by train mead Newport brought the state traffic ri, =.
IL since yesterday morning.
Wyandotte truck driver killed last nirb, 4
Ohio when he coIlided with truck driven by ano.h-
Wyandotte