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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-10-01
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Mrs. Beal Had Company
By MATT ]. KELLY

1T WAS A HOT afternoon of the sum-
mer of 1877 Mrs Beal was churning
butter in the covered entryway between
the two parts of their log cabin on their
ranch about five miles up Warm Springs
Creek from the mouth of the canyon.
Her husband was working in Deer
Lodge, helping to put up the stone
church there, in an endeavor to make
little money
The ranch was not bringing in much
more than a living and they needed
extra money so much. Any market
for farm goods was either at German
Gulch, Silver Bow or Butte among the
placer miners, and they were many
weary miles away. Her two boys,
Chauncey and Ed, were somewhere
around the ranch or on the creek.
While working the churn, she was
going over in her mind the many ru-
mors of Indians being on the war path
and especially, of the scarcity of real
news regarding Chief Joseph and his
band. From last accounts they were
fighting their way into the Bitterroot
Valley. Real news was scarce and Mrs.
Beal was wishing with all her heart,
that Mr. Beal was home from Deer
Lodge She was alone on the ranch
except for the two boys. OF course there
were neighbors, the Jones, the Leven-
goods, the Glovers and the Davidsons,
but most of these were at least mile
away.
She had just drawn off the butter
milk and washed the butter, preparing
to put salt in it to ready it for those
five-pound crooks they had brought
across the plains. Being uneasy, she
had feeling of someone staring at
her-that sixth sense that we seem to
have when danger is near. She whirled
and there stood three nearly naked
and painted Indian warriors.
She stifled a scream. Those pioneer
women didn't give way to fears that
easily. The Indians just stood there,
making signs, but she was so flustered
she couldn't make head nor tail of what
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-10-01

they meant None of them seemed to
speak English.
Finally she realized that what they
wanted was to trade some trout they
had for some of her butter. What a
relief!
She hastily put about two pounds of
butter, wrapping it in an old piece of
newspaper, and with a very thankful
heart, took the fish, although her two
boys kept her in all the trout she
wanted.
She watched the warriors depart, hop
ing they wouldn't go near where her
two boys were playing. She prayed this
would be the last she would ever see
of them. She didn't like Indians, and
especially big, fierce looking painted
warriors such as these.
Later when the boys came she told
them about her visitors and cautioned
them not to go away from the house.
They told her they had seen that old
prospector and trapper, Jim, up the
creek and wished he had been there.
He could talk to any Indians. He had
told them so.
She was restless and couldn't settle
down to the many numerous tasks. The
presence of Indians so close disturbed
her greatly. She could hear her two
boys playing beside the cabin. They
were obeying her when she ordered
them not to go away. More than ever
she wished that Mr. Beal were home
Even though they needed the money
so much, she felt she would be glad to
forego that extra money, if only he
were home
She kept glancing over her shoulder
as she went about her household tasks.
She had begun to tell herself that all
this uneasiness was foolish, but she had
to take one more look over her shoulder.
Indians were there-five of them,
bigger and fiercer than those of the
and they had wicked looking
knives in their hands Those three in
he morning must have been scouting
he farm to see if there were any men
'olks around. Now they were back and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-10-01
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
The President S Speech

President Eisenhower took the occasion OF the annual
Associated Press luncheon in New York to stress his Ad
mintraons fundamental goal That goal Is just peace.
The ways to il are various, unlimited the will and
the ina gnaton of and yesterdays talk hshlishted
two of these The first dramatization OF the United
States effort stimulate the development of atomic pow
err peaceful purposes by of building atom
powered merchant ship call ports around the world
In his famous speech before the United Nations Pres
ent Eisenhower first forth his plan to make the atom
symbo of peaceful purposes, gradually drawing away
mems preoccupaton from works Of The progress OF
that plan has been disappointing, largely because of Rus
sas obstinacy in the negotiation of its deails But it still
of the genuinely hopeful initiatives of the
epoch. ship which carries the the
visible proof of progress and good WILL should certainly
be by the Congress when funds for it's consuc
ton requested.
See-The President's Speech-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
The Devil Takes 5 Years from
Roman Catholic Mother!

Mrs. Roger Minervni. 35-dyng in Augustine Hos-
pita-a thinking bankruptcy, blockadethe devil taking
half Of her earthly so-called life!
Mrs. Minsrvini helpless prisoner of the DEVIL
via her false friendsihe DEVILS Roman Catholicism and
the DEVILS materia medica-both SATURATED with ami
NAL msgnetism --msterialisml
Both counterfeit the DRUCLESS healing health pre-
serving, non-res imened VITAL fesvins. God. Christian
y Of His beloved CHLDLESS Son. Christ Jesus-"THE
WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"i
Excerpts follows
MRS. Helen Montsneli Minervini partner in
Montaneli Sons. tsilors wife Of Roger also tailor
died yesterday in Ausustina Hospital Mass will be
said . in ST. Philomenss Church." Chicago Trbune)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Ford's Speech

To the NY. Herald Tribune;
Henry Ford I'd deserves thanks for his speech be-
fore the publishers recently recitng with
makabe clarity and eoquence the real nature of modern
industrial America and special thanks due the Herald
Tribune for printing that speech in full.
Mr. Ford gave expression to the fact that American
business today 10 continuing revolutionary force,
Anty scrappng todays methods to achieve tomorrow's
miracles The speech gives the why Communists
have gotten frat base in America Karl MARKS
vision of proletaran Utopia in 1850 compete with
Levittown in 1850.
See Fords Speech-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Fruehauf Go. Buys Plant; Sales Squirt

Financial Editor. The Detroit News
With sales at a record high, Fruehsuf Trailer Co.
today announced the purchase of 256 oooquare foot
factory at Drayton Plains, Mich.
Roy Fruehauf, president. told stockholders at their
annual meeting that sales the first ak months of 1855
would exceed 500, 900 0O0 first half.year high.
and that the expansion unpre-
cedented demand which is running far ahead of poduc
ton"
Fruehauf also announced plans to enlarge the COM
pany plant at Avon Lake, o.
Purchase Of plant at Delphos, o., and additions at
Fort Wayne, Ind. announced last week.
See-Fruehauf Co. Buys Plant-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Chicago Tribune)
Atomic Plants Phone Link Cut by
(00) Coon Squads" = God
Condemned Spiritual Bastards!
(Heb. l2:7.s) AFT. C.s.

PADUCAH WIRES SLASHED IN ALL DIRECTIONS
PADUCAH, KY. May observation-disclosures lines
between atomic plants here at Oak Ridge. Tenn were cut
today in Wholesale wire sashins outbreak of COON vio-
lence described attempt to isolate this city
spokesman for the Southern Bell Telephone com.
pany target of Clio strike in 5lst day. sad there
appeared to be definite method the destruction Of ele
phone circuits all sides of Paducah.
Seventy circuits were cut east of Paducah cutting off
service to Nashville and Knoxville Tenn, several Ken
lucky cites and Evansville Ind Half an hour later yoon,
See Atomic Plants Phone Link Cut-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
"$9 Billion a Year" Absenteeism!!!!
Taken from NOW. Windsor Daily stsrl-
By NORM HULL

Taken from NOW. Windsor Daily starl-
BY NORM HULL
Two items in the yesterday are much closer assO.
e'ssd than The two different they appeared on in the
paper.
One revealed how sbsenieesm Is COSTING AMERl
CAN INDUSTRY MORE THAN 50 BILLION A YEAR and IN.
loss OF 500 million msndys Of production and the osher
with CONSUMPTION or LIQUOR AND HANcovERs
The employment item stressed that while SEVEN NAIL
LION PERSONS ARE lNcAPAciTATED EACH DAY
BECAUSE or THE COMMON COLD
ignorance Of Gods Christ Science Messiah
DRINKING IS STILL HELD RESPONSIBLE For
LOT Or LOST TIME MUCH or THE slNusrIs GRIPPE
OR VIRUS INFECTION REPORTED BY EMPLOYEES
ESPECIALLY AFTER HOLIDAYS. IS GENERALLY
RECORDED AS BOTTLE TROUBLED
pr'sonsrs OF The Devil animal msonssi,rl - AZ N.
osvrs Judas Jvdssmi-hs DEVILS Roman csshoie,uol h.
Dsv''s Mss'is Msdiessnd The impure and immature a..
pseh ef Protestant nisef Christ Miracle Science MAJ,
sian void prsysrs thinking disslpinsln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

Immortal man was and il
Gods image or idea, even
the infinite expression OF
infinite Mind, and immortal
man is coexistent and CO
eternal with that Mind, God
but infinite Mind can never
be in man, but is reflected
by man. The spiritual mans
consciousness and Individual
ity are reflections of God.
They are the emanations of
Him who is Life, Truth, and
Love. Immortal man is not
and never was material, but
always spiritual and eter-
nal. "-(S& II. p. 1861
There is so much con-
fusion in the world, coIIec-
tive human consciousness. to-
day, and mental malpractice,
too, among mortals. We say
mortals because immortals
can only think right about
God, themselves. and all 9TH
ers, Wrong should not APP
pear TO have such a tight
hold on consciousness to
bring any evil to pass i'm
world affairs.
The question arose a few
days ago, what can we do
about wrong, and it contin-
ued, mortals are just too hu-
man; error has gone along
SO long. And on every side
satan seems to be punching
and pushing.
Our answer is that we can
not empty another's con-
seriousness Of evil. but we can
point out the necessity of each
individual beginning to think
on the spiritual side Of life.
Because it is in this way of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
"SkuII Fracture Killed Boy, Twice
0k'd by Hospital


THE DEVILS MATERlA MEDlcA IS A SPIRITUAL
MAlpRAcrlrloNERl-AN INVOLUNTARY MENTAL
AssAsslNA,
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
We reiiersts: Medical psychology is SATURATED with
the devil!-snnsl magnetism! - msfsrslsnl - and. quite
naturally SUFFocATES It's patients divine and spiritual
sensel their thnkinsl--sheir very lives here!
One gives up the ghost because OF thinking blockade
- mental trsHe sm'-ths devil having excluded Gods
mental police ores-cods Christ Master Absolute Miracle
Science Universal Messsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. inn
perstive 10 make prayers eAee'vsl!
As per NY Dsvshtsr.Sveesssor 10 NY beloved Holy Ghost
conceived Messiah Son. Christ Jesus the Rev. Mary Baker
Eddy p 494 Of Ny Master Miracle Worker and Educator
Science and Health with Key TO the seripvrsss DIVINE
LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET. AND ALWAYS WILL MEET
EVERY HUMAN NEED"!-snd
Love impartial and universal in It's adaptation and be-
stowss n is the open founi which cries No. every that
thirststh, come ys 10 the waters" tp 3. S&H)
PART
PARENTS AND THEIR RELiGloNts ARE LIKEWISE
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL MALPRAcTlTloNERs
AND MENTAL AssASsNsl!l
Any home or church which excludes Gods Christ Science
"comforsr." Second Coming" or JEsusI-in His Christ
divinity. rvneibIe. triumphant RICH, idea Of God. the one
and only. undsved infinite Spirit Soul Mind. Love THE
See Skull Fracture Killed Boy-Page7
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thinking only, that the word
will ever be evangelical.
God Can Do Everythin,
God has always done ,cI
cording TO His promise and
we need to perform our dui
to Him, TO ourSeIf, and \
our fellowman. Our duty
more love. And divine IovI
has no material expectation
because those " no au
worthy, God gives to theI
talents and capacities, aD}
m a X es passages ihrougI
which they may be inteilI
gently expressed.
Our work is a happy
spiritual experience, becapa
our Father Mother God.,nl
harmonious gives us heath,
strength and ability to N
press divine spiritual Low
for humanity.
Serving Can Be Pleasant
We can only take pleasurj
in serving God, by serving
our fellowman.
1t is through loving kind
ness toward others that ws
gain and maintain our SAX
walton. The master taught
that we should not only love-
those who love us, but also
love our enemies. And as
we do this we are making
a step forward we are mo'l
ing in the direction Of in
mortal being.
"For this corruptible mui
put on interruption, and TIL
mortal must put on immc
tality." U Cor. 1851
A Reminder
Those who attend a Chnd
tian Science service Sunds1
Continued on Page g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
BILLY Graham Draws so. 900 in
Soccer Field
SIX WEEK EVANGELISM AMAZEs SCOTLAND
BY GWEN MORGAN

SIX WEEK EVANGELISM AMAZEs SCOTLAND
BY GWEN MORGAN
Chicago Tribune
GLASGOW, Scotland, April 29-American Evangelist
Billy Graham with his greatest ak weeks of evangelism
drawing to close, tonight brought home his to
go 900 Scots in a soccer stadium
Thousands by special buses and trains from
distant parts of Scotland.
Both Graham and the Scots astonished at the
impact hi. crusade has had the life of Scotland
MINISTER'S ARE AMAZED
Many Scottish ministers who dsapproved of the Grub
sade, have withdrawn their opposition They are
amazed to realize that virtually one-ffth of Scoand
population has gone to Craham's 40 meetings at Clas
COWS Kelvin hall, which ended last night
See Billy Graham Draws-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Another Altman Killed in Auto
Crash!

Another victim Of the wrong home, church, Sunday
sehoo-f sny-eduestion, which were Indifferent, or
eontempou of Gods greatest gift since the bequest Of
the perfect. DRUCLESS healing. nonrsgimened divine
l protective Christianity Of Master and Savior, the
CHILDLESs Christ Jesus-"THE WAY. THE TRUTH,
AND THE LIFE"!ii
"Airmsn Ronsld L. Kuhn, 10, wa killed lsst night
when in which he riding went into ditch on
US-131. MA" (Detroit Tmss).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Rotary Chief Reports World
Spiritual Revival"

BY WALTER w. FULLER
FrsternaI Editor. The Detroit New


Nearly 10000 Rotarians in 80 countries around the
world stand fovrsqvare for the liberty Of the individual in
freedom OF thought speech and assembly freedom Of
ship and freedom from persecution Herbert j. Taylor Of
Chicago president OF Rotary international told $50 members
OF the organization from OF clubs meeting in the
Masonic Temple yesterday.
FIND LESS FEAR
Taylor who has visited Europe and South America the
last few months said that the most hopeful sign the free
countries the definite evidence OF q spiritual revival"
Strangely enough. this is particularly the eovn
tries close TO the Iron Curtain he added we found less fear
OF communism in Germany and Finland than any other
countries in Europe.
The most hopeful and sign the great
spiritual vpsurse that II taking place among the young
people, the oneomns generation As all Of you know Rotary
international expects every Roarisn TO be loyal member OF
The church. and 10 personally sxempy by his every the
principles Of his religion.
ABIDE BY FAITH
As you also know OF the things that has made
Rotary the fact that do take any club action
on matters OF religious faith politics But do en-
courage Rotssns TO have faith and TO abide by principles
Rotary international expects every member order
his daily e and business and professional activities that he
will be loyal and serving citizen his country This is your
responsibility"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
A Girl Shouted. u love You. Tar1an'
TO Teen-age Murderer!)
ASPHALT JUNGLE


a. New York POI
took NYsarod Frank Santana TO The station charged
numbering boy he apparently thought belonged TO
gang Tsrrsn laughed and raised his msnsesd hands
gesture Of triumph.
IN this glimpse Of the big city jungle two things I"
Pseisy striking The total immortality Of the gang which
not even rsmorssfv having mistaken their victim
the inversion Of social values which makes handouts D
Of prestige
The immortality Is hrsi Of ell accountable simply +"
normal deficiency Of the young human animal who has ~
lett to work ovt his codes Of behavior. A candid
abiding adult cen readily recall in his own youth dss
ssneis TO run with the gang and throw moral rs
But the point il that most Of Us felt those rssirsin
though We may have sirsysd into minor lswlsssnss
baked a. major crimes. whYr What separates The mh
ovs' normal yevrssssr from the dsllrqvsnsf ~
One clue 10 an srswsr-srd may be highly s'gr, ~
ons-s The observation th,f while The Incidence "
See A Girl Shoutsd-Pass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
The Magma Charta Of Christian Science
BY HARRY E. DE LAsAux

There have been moments in human history when
through awakened sense of righteousness have
risen oppose and defeat the tyranny of human wfu-
One such occasion took place in the year 1215 D..
and has special interest for students Of Christian Science
AT that time England under the domination of a
greedy ruler who burdened the whole land with his selfish
See The Magma Charter of c. S.-Psge7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Japan: How Firm A Foundation?'
FROM THE BOOKSHELF
HOW FIRM A FOUNDATION

HOW FIRM A FOUNDATIONS 49,. BY Takashi Okla
Toward International Understanding by Tsksg Tokyo
Kenkyusha. l76 pp. $50 Sonl
What does Japan most need in order that democracy
may take firm root in its soil?
This is the question which Professor Yasska Tskag
himself the latter half of this slender
but tremendously hought-srring book.
In 1919 Mr. Taksgi appointed frat Hepburn
Professor of American Government and History Tokyo
University Since them in the classroom and outside he
has devoted himself towards furtherns japanese under.
standing and appreciation of America and in particular
of the Of it's civilization Toward international I'm
derstandng ia compilation Of speeches and articles by
Mr. Taksg during the last twenty year, embodyng
Of the conclusions he reached regarding the relations of
Japanese culture to the West.
See How Firm a Foundstion-PsRs7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Annual Wage: Struggle is Joined
C. S. Monitor Editorian

" FVulIIuE EuTuFIdI
The so-ealled guaranteed annual wage" now leave, N
area OF gensrszed policy discussion and becomes sp
demand based on specific plan before the contract nssa
sfins committees OF the United Automobile Workers and
General Motors Corporation.
Like the misleading sppeIlaton given pending legss
in ''4o. The full employment bill" the term svarsrs
annual wage has served to fog the underlying issue
JAW sensing this has changed its nomenclature to guar
iced annual employment" But the change seems q
provsment For all that legislation all that
contracts should attempt is to work toward establishing
ess and conditions conducive to stabilized operations
would make tor more stabilized wages and employment
See Annual Wages Struggle Ia Joined-Pags2 |
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Fear No EriI
There Is Only One Spirit
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Because there is only one eternal God, there i. ou
one Spirit. And should do our best to walk in Ii
statutes of His law and keep His comma ndments
Therefore. my beloved brethren, be we steadfast
ways Astounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch A.
know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord" ~
Corinthians 15:49-58)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

NEW YORK; busy convention Of the bs-museIsd
industrial workers who together all Of the nations
automobiles most Of lite farm machinery, and about half
See Thoss Working wives-Psse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

The Tribune presents MAGMA cHARTA" reprinted
the Christian Science Sentinel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
lists Mental Ills as Major Health
Issue"
By ANDREW F. FRUEaAUF. c.s. + = 4


Modern Christian Science Crusader i,
Major Prophet Of "our Father Mother Co.. sn'
harmonious" (p. Is, Science and Health with Ney 20
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with wor'o
me.s.re and mission who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Frueha uf- Martin Luther job in th: sxe!' Ano
Howl Science & Health, our textbook, " Coos LID
HIGHER AND TRtJER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIENDi AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus slowed righteousness and hated inlauityi
The "Iukewarm" live in a fools psradss-'I
Chicago Tribune)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The cause is found in the divney unseienhhe un'
Christke unsprual beliefs and practices OF the four
European religious cripples! and the devils medicine
surgery and psychiatry whose whitewash, so-cAiied
'healngs would deceive, if possible the very elect!
The DEVILS Mussoni and the DEVILS Franklin (FDR)
were able high office owing to mske-shitt white
wash so-called heaings of the devi!-anmA magnetism
--materiasm!-and both were used by the devil to IN
hct almost ireparsble damages to goth Century living
See List Mental Ills As Major Health Issue-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

From New York Herald Tribune)
TUESDAY, APRIL rs, 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

Death Communicable Without
TScce Wars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Patricia Neal

Tuesday, 2 Pm. Famous for
outstanding performances on stage
and Tv, now starring In "A Room
full Of Roses" at the shubert through
Oct. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Thursday, 2 PM. -. World-famous
conductor Of Boston Pops Orchestra.
Dr.. Fielder, who will autograph his
albums upon request, has thrilled
musical audiences for 20 yearsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Meet the Stars -.
Obers.I.ircIse,s Choir

Friday, . Pm. II. Direct from Ed
Sullivan Tv sllow-previewing their
Constitution Hall appearance :.
the world-acclaimed ANGELS in Pig
tails" children's choir, to sing THE
Happy Wanderer" and their other
hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Saturday, . Pm. Famed RCA
Victor recording star will sing his
Tv-Orama latest song hits and auto
graph his records for . thrilling
wind-up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Matt Dennis

Wednesday, 2 PM Popular Tv
star and RCA recording fayorite
("Dennis Anyoner) to sing and auto
graph albums In our 5th,Floor Audi
torium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
June VaIIi

Friday, 2 PM. -. Premieres and will
autograph her new RCA Victor
album "The Torch" to be seen later
In the week on Ed Sullivan's Toast
Of the Town Tv show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Denise DarceI

Saturday, , Pm. 0lamorous
French singing star Of Hollywood
and ~. featured Ia United Cerebral
Palsy Telerama tonight 10 PM.
Channel 8. Boys and girls meet Tvs
Astro, Space Cadet, . r. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
GOJdsryss Girls

Monday, 2 PM. $. Life cover girls
direct from MGM's newest musical
hit, Guys and Dolls" opening soon
at Keith Theater.