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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
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.PINDER.

Northwest Jayeees and Aux
iliary Annual Installation Dinner
at Douglas cafetorium and dance
at the fabulous Flamingo Room
tonight (Friday) Beautiful
Holmes Elementary will add to
the glamour and beauty OF Delta
Sigma Theta's fifth annual Debu-
tante Cotillion, also tonight .
BTW's Alumni Association An
nual Reunion Ball invites are in
the mail. It's tabled for the
Harlem Square June 8 ROY
HAMILTON is making himself
very unpopular with the little
folk by his resentful attitude re-
garding autograph hunters i.
You can't find another nightspot
on second avenue as popular as
CLYDE KILLEN'S ELkS Four
Corners with Latin-American
music-and LUCKIE is a fine
manager. This Manlba Haven is
tops.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
IN M E M ORIAM

In sad but loving memory of
our dear mother and sister,
ROSA PEDICAN SWEETING
who departed this life May S, 1858
at Key West.
In visions of the dark night
We have dreamed of Joy departed
But a waking dream of life and
light.
Have left us broken hearted.
Violet S. Sears, daughter
Langford, Hilson, Roosevelt,
Beauregard, sons
Julia Mingo, sister
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
Sunlight Chatter Box
BY LOIS POPE

Sunday, May 8 is Mothers Day
"a day everyone should remem-
Der. We at Sunlight wish all of
the Mothers very happy Moth
er'S Day. Mothers, you are the
most wonderful people in the
world. Words to describe the many
attrlbutions of a mother haven't
been found. =
Mr.. julius mother passed away
several days ago. An air of sad
ness was around the school as the
students and many friends gave
Mr.. Julius their deepest sympathy
Friday morning our program
will be Pre-Mother's Day pro-
gram.
Classroom discussions for the
Week-Your Conduct at all times.
The first rule of conduct in this
world in order to diminish as far
as possible the harm that we are
capable of doing, is to know ex-
actly what we are and what we
are capable Of doing. Go ahead.
Never do anything that may place
you in the path Of anyone else,
and take care to keep the way
clear in front of you. Never at
any time find yourself with
thoughts that will In any gay
lower your morale. A lower q
morale paves the way for en-
irritable or unbecoming e0nsOe4,
My thought for the wee& :
taken from poem, "A M91heass
Task"
A mothers task makes hey asz9sS
sleepleSs and her days keaNis
Thinking of ways 10 provide f0r
you and you only,
And when her striving and Svcsir
ficing she thinks Is dons,
you are grown,
Her troubles have just begun
Though mother may be old, past
a decade or two,
Still her task is you.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
FOR SALE

Serval refrigerator, 61a
cubic feet, freezer top. Ex-
cellent, Sos; Used Magic
Chef Stove, 40 inches $40;
Twin 6-piece bedroom set,
500; 80 gal. electric water
heater, new, $25; 1O-piece
beautiful walnut dining set;
$500.
1896 Prairie Ave., Miami
Beach, phone JE 84O14.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
THE HARRY SMITHS red SIS

THE HARRY SMITHS red '55
Buick is just another of his big
promotions ;. The Carver Lounge
and JIMMIE WILSON are gain
ing. new faces daily with their
End taste for a thin. And I done
give it up. Why? LILLE and
ALBERT JOHNSON chriStened
their second ON Sunday. They are
Richmond Heighters JIMMIE
EDDING, popular Mary Elizabeth
bartender, had a large turn out
at his funeral at Bethel AME
Monday Friends of Al Dun
more threw farewell party for
him in the Carver Hotels party
room coupla Tuesdays ago The
local Longshoremen's Association,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

The Ladies Auxiliary of Walter
r. Mickens Post 6021 held its reg
ular meeting Thursday night,
April 26 at the Community Gen.
ter. Meeting was opened with the
president, Mrs. Earthabelle Rob-
inson presiding. After the tram
Saction of business. One new
member joined, Mrs. Annie
Sweeting. Officers and members
welcome Mrs. Sweeting to the
auxiliary.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

bgFs, Florence Sawyer Austin
isst the city for Nes York on
Sunday. MfS, Austin spent sever
Vi months here attending her
mother, MfS, Gs9fgeshraa Sswyef
Nfao has bssa 80 for S0snsssfn
UP ~ This writing she is inpf0v-
ng na0esy as hsF EsSadsEes on
fFsgpasn 2Ys.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
GILBERT STYLES had birth :

GILBERT STYLES had birth
day last Monday F. VICTOR Balm
is building up a funeral parlor
business in Coconut Grove .
CLIFF BAKER took over the
rein at Browns Famous Corner
this week for a reported rs Us
DIR. A. w. HENRY has the
most modern house in town on
NV 69th st. in Liberty City
Although it's late news to say
That Ebenezer "Scrooge" Edwards
was here visiting his family, we
can say that he will be back per-
nanently sometime in June.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Miss Oretha Sweeting daughter
of Mrs. Annie Sweeting and niece
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Van
Dyke, left the city Sunday for
New York City where she will
spend her vacation visiting her
father Roosevelt Syeeting. Friends
wish her en- enjoyable vacation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Happy birthday to the follow
ing persons celebrating a birth
day in May: Mrs. Rowena Pin
der, Claudine Sawyer, June John
son, Emma Mae Parker, Laverne
Terry and Archibald Claudius
Pinder.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
WHAT MAKES OLIVER PAGE

so scarce about town here of late
(? =? 4? BUD WARD is now SELL
ing insurance for alton / u n
Life since he and the Booker Ter
race are no more According
to LESTER ALBERT, he's SELL
ing grave spaces faster than folk
are dying!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Glamorous Mayune Bondu,
nationally known as the ''Mrs.
Swing" of the Mr.. and Mrs. Swing
show, will be one of the fashion
commentators this coming Sun
day at the Lord Calvert Hotel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

The engagement of Miss Lillian
M. Robinson to Carl Harris is an
nounced by the bride elects
mother, Mrs. Earthabelle Robin
son. 719 Samaritan Lane.
The bridegroom-to-b is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Harris
of Longview, Texas.
Harris is sewing with the u. S.
lazy in the city.
Plans for the wedding will be
announced later.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
LITTLE GEORGE KELLY and

IT EE OEOtGE NGIGE NEU
SAMMY WILLIAMS Combo at
Rockland Palace the past week
end are not like the yesterdays
Out Hallandale way the the
breezy Palms the CHARMS pack
ed 'em in last weekend. JAMES
(Moody's Mood for Love- is yours
this weekend Little JACKIE
WILLIAMS celebrates his 9th
natal day Sunday The AKA
Spring formal was really good
but little crowded The ap-
probation dinner honoring the
REV. EDWARD GRAHAM could
not have happened to nicer per-
son.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

MES. Mere s. WslteFS Is SEX 81
Iaer residence. Friends wish her
3 SPEEDY recovery,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
sARn DANCE

All y0u b0kJsSy s0xeEsl Come %
he barn dance, Friday. Msy IA
- AZ Community Center. Benefit
Student Nurses Club.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
COMPLETES COURSE

Pvt. 2 Richard r. Hall, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hall, FL
Fort Village recently completed
the basic airborne course at Fort
Campbell, KY. He is a member
of company l. 511th Airborne In
fantry of the famed 18th Division
(AngelS.)
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07

Miami strongest labor union, will
dedicate their new building on
Mothers Day.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-05-07
Key West sov.h.r Tn: Cit,
BY FRANCES {. PALMER

Attention Readers: Send all
news no later than Monday even
ings. Thanks you.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
'Anucostiu to Hold
Outdoor Festival

The Anacostia Naval Receiv-
ing Station will open its gates to
|all naval personnel and their
guests to celebrate its first naval
'nite-mare" at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the station.
Local television and nightcluh
performers will participate in
the outdoor party. There will
be dancing and refreshments
after the program.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
DEATHS REPORTED
From D. c. Health Departmentl

costanza Brunette. s6. washington.
Fidelia H. Wilson, "a, 3sol Connecticut
ave. NV.
Annie J. Tsvenner. SO. 1910 44th st.
NV.
Dorothea Peterson, so, Kensinston. Nd.
Mary Williams. 7s. Brandywine. Nd.
Ada ooilan. "a. 1882 Massachusetts,
Eva Dorr. as, washington.
Angelo Schneider. u. 252 10th st. s,e.
Jennie NJ. Price. 6s. 1649 You st. s.e.
John 3. Harris, 65. Mount Rainier, Nd.
Margaret c. Callahan. 90. 3407 Dent pl.
Micksis cinoinn. SO. 17ss Buchanan st.
Hazel A. Newell. 54. 500 9Th st. sv.
Edna M. Stone. 53. Broad Greek, Nd
Emory C. Diehl. 80. $500 Clay q. ne.
Carole Faunce. 9. Falls Church, Va.
William. A. Howard. infant. 1855 34th
john r. corbstt. 90. slo Del.heid pl.
oeorsse; Buekner. 81, washington.
Guy Washington. rs. Washingt0n.
Sarah E. Jefferson. n. 1925 Z at. SIC.
Florence Thomas, o., 34I2 2ist st. s.e,
Arthur Byrd, 50, 1l55 9TH st. ne.
Marie Carter. so, s07 Maryland ave,
Lizzie /. RAY. 20. ss4 Madison st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
BrodIey Smith Heads
Gonzuqu Fathers. Club

Bradley B. Smith has been
elected president Of the Gonzaga
High School Fathers Club.
Other officers are William j
Rowan, vice president: Gerald
*. Hughes, secretary; Walter T
Pumphrey, treasurer, and the
Rev. James H. Donahoe, moder-
stor.
The board Of directors is COM
posed Of H. Clifford Alder, Ade-
lard L. Brault, Francis j. Collins
DR.. James r. Costello, George E
DesJardins, Andrew Drance
Thomas r. Edmonston, George
p. Grau. jr.. Shane MacCarthy
William j Madden, John F. Ma
teer, John j. O'Neill and Daniel
o. Pyne.
Evening star., 1955-06-29

Special Purchase! Diomond Wotch Bracelets!
Of a damon
danceth o braceet in K gold
Diamonds, Street Washington, Saoer
and
Evening star., 1955-06-29
Who's BIuffinq Whom?

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (R.-You
won't see Sheriff Owen Kilday
and Detective Capt. Joe Hester
wearing Bermuda shorts. Sheriff
Kilday said he would If Capt
Hester would. Capt. Hester said
he would. Sheriff Kilday said
he was only bluffing.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
Lions Club Wins $3.50
For Winning Flout

The North Washington Lions
Club received a $3.50 cash award
for its float greeting the incom-
ing president of the Lions Inter-
national, Humberto VaIenzuela.
at the Lions Convention in At
lantic City last week.
Club delegates to the conven-
ton were Hallett Potter, Claude
H. Richardson, Lloyd F. Woods,
Evening star., 1955-06-29
Births Reported in the District

otis and Frances Mills.
Rudolph and Alline Pinkney.
John and Olivia Sheppard.
Alfonso and Katherine sullivan.
Willie and Folrine Valentine.
Asther and Doris WynN
GIRLS
Henry and Grace Ardai.
Phillip and Joan Bettendorf.
Robert and Louise Brown.
Eulosio and Mary Candedo.
Lawrence and Mildred Collision.
Philip and Alice Cyr.
Lloyd and Betty Davis.
walter and Audrey De Marr.
Winfred and Myrtle Edwards:
Joseph and Jeanne Fitzserald.
Edmund and Mary Friedrich.
John and Kathleen Garrett.
William and Shirley Gariington.
Merle and Fairy Hawks.
William and Rita Hensley.
William and Elizabeth Hoover.
Cecil and Helen Hunt.
Thomas and Patricia Knott.
Norman and Clara Lane.
James and Jscaueline Mallin.
Lynwood and Mary Anne Morris.
Jasper and Dora Muncy.
Alexander and Lillian oHora.
Henry and Elizabeth Rafferty,.
Jack and Juanita Stokes.
Lewis and Della Turner.
George and Charlotte wallace.
William and Edith Wilson.
Norman and Joanna Wuh.
Joseph and Leola Burgess.
Thomas and Edwardina Collins.
Ennis and ThomaSine Drayton.
Joseph and Agnes Edge.
Frederick and Dorothy Morton.
Sidney and Odessa Rogers.
Robert and Sophie Thomas.
Raymond and shirley BACON.
Ebert and Vergie Boyd.
Axel and Camilla Bussche.
Jefferson and Ella Clayton.
Edward and Dudley Correa.
Glenn and Lavinia Dameron.
aSy e,aya and q Marie .s,ID Day ....,.,
Charles and Mary Ellis.
Paul and Dorothy Flynn.
David and Barbara Gaillard.
James and Aileen Garland.
Francis and Martha Gill.
Robert and Phyllis Hendon.
Leonard and Mabel Hilgsnbers.
Moss and Fieur innes.
Ernest and Shirley Kolstud.
Salvatore and Anne LoSchiavo,
Vincent and Rose Nance.
Charles and Marilyn Moser.
Norman and Jean North
Edward and Opal Profntt.
Allen and Jerry Simmons.
Elmer and Mary Stone.
David and Evelyn Venesky.
Harry and Mary Wallace.
Everett and Thelma Whalen.
George and Paulina Chisley.
Lacy and Virgie Coles.
Otis and Anna Ducker.
Johnathan and Florine. Hunter.
Sylvester and Emma Taylor.
Francell and Mabel Turner.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
BOYS

BOYS
John and Rosemary Adams.
Fred and Janet Baumartner.
Francis and Nancy Cantrel.
Philip and Carol Cihzzari.
Francis and Cecile Croteau.
Leonard and Adele Fishbein.
William and Catherine Goldman.
Arnold and Florence Gr.epentrog.
Clarence and Margaret Haines.
Robert and J2 Anne Anne Henson. Henson
EVin and Lotus Heuber.
Joe and Lou Ella Ingram.
Alfred and Dorothy Linton.
Ernst and Jeannette Mas.
James and Bettye Moore.
Robert and Jean Murray.
Benny end Blanche Nagro.
Walter and Aldine Powers.
Arnold and Betty Rose.
Robert and Mary Schellin.
Russell and, Ruth shswmaker.
Emilio and Anna Troiano.
Norman and Barbara Walker.
James and Virginia Zen,
Bernard and Alice Clark.
Jim and Esther Coon.
Alfred and Irene Harris.
Frederick and Helen johnson.
Henry and Matte Lipford.
Frederick and Minnie oIdone.
Willie and ErnesIine Rice.
Seldom and Pinkey Stewart.
James and Juanita T'ibbs.
Reginald and Sylvia Watson.
Raymond and Marie Adams.
Thomss and Carolyn Boyd.
william and CAROLYN Cartney.
Evan and Jody Craig.
Louis and Ella Ellis.
Norman and Doris Genaro.
Eugene and Joan Gould.
George and Ruth Hacking.
Harry and June Hall.
Daniel and Mary HARRISON.
Stanley and Antoinette Herman.
Robert and Doretta Hutchings.
John and Helen Kaiser.
Nicholas and Ann Lyddane.
Richard and Jo Ann Meador.
Kenneth and Sally Moore.
James and Joan McGrath.
James and Nancy Norris.
James and Aida Radabaugh.
Carl and Patricia Soheffel.
Albert and Marjorie Seidel.
James and Elizabeth Stallings.
Laurens and Berness Sullivan.
Homer and Violet Trumpower.
Joseph and Rita Wheeler.
William and Wilma Fielder,
Henry and Ailene Hansford.
Ben and Viola Hicklin.
James and Louise Lewis.
Evening star., 1955-06-29

Carney Smith, Leonard E. Mes
sick, Jack Blank and Gilbert M.
| Keller.
Evening star., 1955-06-29

For long, slamorous finsernails, the
"Patti-Nail" Kit
Stor performer is q plostic liquid you brush
right on your noiIs 1t builds" os you
brush it on, Ienethens, strengthens, pro-
tects See how it works todoy at Woodies.
Complete Kit, 500.
PIeose odd 1919 FederoI tox.
WGL-Cosmeties lst Floor
:. also Chevy Chase and Alexondds
Evening star., 1955-06-29
a bewitching new enamel
puts color at your feet
"TWINKLE-TOES"
by La Cross
100

Miss Potrieio Still is here this week to
show you this cosmetic that weoves spell
Of glamour with every step. Just one coat
Of this smooth formula, made expressly
for toe beauty, gives sleek cover be-
euiIine at the beach !. beautiful on the
dance floor. 8 striking eolors: Gold
Bangles, Silver Fox, White and Bright,
Pink Slipper, Bubble Blue, Violet Hoze.
Lemon Fizz, Mist Frost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
Senate Unit Ends
Hearing on Court
Post for Burger
By the Associated Press

A Senate judiciary Subcom-
mittee yesterday wound up hear
ings on President Eisenhower's
nomination Of Warren E. Burger.
Assistant Attorney General, as q
member Of the U. s. Court Of
Appeals for the District of Co
lumbia.
Chairman O,Mahoney. Demo-
crat of Wyoming, of the sub
committee told reporters he did
not know whether he could get
his group together to take off,
cial action.
Mr.. Burger told Senator
O'Mahoney in answer to the
chairman's question that officials
in the Justice Department were
not forced out to make room for
political appointees.
William P. Rogers, Deputy At
torney General, also told the
committee that efforts had been
made in the Justice Department
to create the feeling that it was
non-political.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
compoign to Speed
Mail Is Launched

The Post ONCE Department
today urged business and indus
try to cooperate in a three point
program to speed the mails.
The plan includes:
/. Sorting mail into out-of-
town and local bundles.
2. Tying and bundling mail.
8. Mailing early.
Postmaster General Summer
fields statement emphasized that
nearly 60 million pieces Of first
class mail 60 into post offices in
the 244 major cities. accounting
for two-thirds Of the Nations
mail volume.
About 48 million pieces of it
are mailed in the peak hours
from 4 to 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
Sounds fantastic ;. but it's true!
4-Speed, 20-Inch
"RoII-A-Bout" Fan
Lis, Price. .,.,, 3d.

A more amazing value to be found Neverl
This is the fan you can practically play weather
man" with ). just by rolling 1t from room to
rooml Mounted on sturdy roll pedestal, with
double side grill that makes it safe in any circulate
ing position. Provides $500 GU. IT. of air per min
ute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
NERVES
ON EDGE?

feel tense, il
&[ little things
irritate you,
perhaps it's because you're
drinking too much coffee. You
may be one of those people
caffein affects badly.
"But / love coffee, you say.
Well, now science has the
answer for you. It's new Decaf
Instant Coffee-the first true
flavor coffee that's caffein free.
Decaf is pure coffee. A special
process takes out 97% Of caf-
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the rich, full favor Of the
worlds choice coffees. You get
full coffee enjoyment with
steadier nerves.
Ask your grocer for new
Decaf. Or, let US send you I
sample packets free! Write
Decaf, Box I'm, Brooklyn l,
N. Y. for free samples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
Sounds impossible ;. but it's true!
2-Speed, 20-Inch
Window Fan
List Price. 1925. a.
Window Fan
10
List Price, 1926,

Look at that price again less than $25 Equipped
to fit practically any window since the side panels
extend from 81 to 81 inches, the rubber mounted
motor makes it murmur-quiet and it provides
$500 Gu. it. of air per minute at high speed! Cool
breezeS ahead!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
of Fm,s-AU Types, Lo,o Priced!

and comfortable with Standardization that
call Ma $500 the fan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
"Laziness" - Man" The Barrie"

People prone BLAME their failure TO get ahead in
life almost everything except the TRUE They
given saying that the big BARRIER 10 their progress h
prejudice, injustice, exploitation bad deals misfortune
but The REAL barrier their advancement is LAzINESS
Take look down the highway Of HISTORY and you will
find that few big figures got anywhere by being lazy that most
Of them reached the heights by working HARD 10 get there
Men RISEN from deep ignorance great intellectual
heights but they NEVER did by snoring in the and
spending their time in recreation.
Men have moved from SLAVERY 70 imperial thrones but
they did NOT social and political barriers by taking
N easy.
Men there right in midst we'll throughout
history who entered this world surrounded by the most sbse
debasns POVERTY yet command great wealth.
and they did by working LONGER, physically and mentally
than their contemporaries willing TO do.
tSss "Lsziness"-"Msn," The Barrier, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
God, the Mind Of the Christ Man
Mind, Not Mesmerism, Controls
Man

From the November S, C. S. SentineD
In Miscellaneous Writings" in answer o the ques-
ton lis belief of nervousness, accompanied by great
mental depression mesmersm? Mary Baker Eddy replies
tp SD, Al mesmerism is of of three kinds namely
the ignorant the fraudulent malicious workings of
error mortal mind In this passage beloved Leader
uncovers the modes of mesmersm and alerts the
claims of mesmersm in general and how it appears to
operate in PARTICULAR She thus provides protection
against il.
In recent years mesmerism or hypnotsm has to
the front than before and is said be
mended by some physicians recognized form of treat
ment This sign of the times points to a mentaized ex-
stence which is rapidly supersedng the physical The
danger of mesmersm obviously grave and farreachng
We are aware that person under HYPNOTIC OR
MESMERIC, control MAY BE MADE TO BELIEVE AL.
MOST ANYTHING. Pointing to this fact, Mrs. Eddy
writes in the Christian Science textbook Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures (pp 400, 49): "Un
der the mesmerc illusion of belief man will think that
he freezing when he warm, and that he is swimming
See-Cod the Mind of the Page II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Surrender to the Gangsters"

GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVILS SPIRITUALLY TRAToRoUs DEMOCRATIC
PARTY
IN. Y. Herald Trbvne
Governor Hartman has been thoroughly misguided in
kicking General Hays of the Waterfront Commission This
inevitable espitvIaon TO the gsngsters. The
hoodums who control the international Longshorssn Asso-
citation obviously expecting TO get everything they desire
result Of this The L. As special counsel Louis
Wsdmsn, has already shown how the wind blows by his
statement prsisins General Hays Mr.. John p
Mecrsfh, IAN excellent choice" The l. As qualification
should by itself be enough TO give Governor Hartman pause
For two years the Waterfront Commission created by the
legislatures Of New York and New Jersey has eovrsssovy
fought TO bring law and order TO the worlds greatest port
has been resisted at every step by the criminal racket which
poses labor union This force Of organized evil has sought
See-Surrender to the Csnssters"-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Is 1t Safe to Rely on God?

Following the text of the the
broadcast the week end of October series How
Christian Science Heals heard internationally
stations This Of the weekly produced by Chris
an Science Committee Publication 07 Falmouth Street
Is Massachusetts,
Sundays $3.50 I'm CKLW
On this Mrs. Alice Smith of CHICAGO Illinois
told OF her experience. The program follows
Speaker; Wasn't it significant that Christ Jesus al.
instantly and turned to God in every
need1 And God failed to the need matter
how urgent it was safe for to God the
face OF what appears to be great danger and confidently
rely Him for healing matter where you are no mat
ter what the condition may be- We're going to let our
guest answer this question. She had make quick and
vital decision Under great stress of circumstances. al.
SEES II Safe to Rely God Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Princess Margaret

Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah Detroit Tribune
most grateful that Princess Margaret receptive to
Gods will in order to accept the profound privilege and
duty of becoming a community mother!
Christ Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy, Gods two Mas
Leaders the last 1900 years. have testified by their
lives the bliss and blessedness of being community
spiritual father, mother brother sister, friend of man!
The Christian world and the British Commonwealth
nations have received inspiration from Princess Mar
garets unsehsh. dvinely inspired decision and the insp
of her noble extends to other peoples well!
And, a great Englishman said THE BEST is YET
TO Be-!
GOD BLESS PRINCESS MARGARET AND THE
VALIANT PROTESTANT BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY
WHICH COULD INSPIRE PROTESTANT
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL!
CONSIDER HISTORYS DEFUNCT ROMAN
CATHOLIC ROYAL FAMILIES AND EMPIRES!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Teenasers Reflect the Depravity Of
the Devil Adam and Eve Adults!

AS PER GOD TO MRS. EDDY IN HER MIscEL.
LANEous WRITINcs-"THE TOTAL DEPRAvTY OF
MoRTALS. Alias MORTAL MND"l-p. T.
THE ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS, DEVILS
DuPES DELuDED INTO ACCEPTING A CHEAP
COUNTERFEIT FOR THAT DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC
SPIRITUAL SENSE OF PRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE AND THE PEACE OF GOD
WHICH PAssETH ALL [vnnspired UNDERSTAND
ING"I-St. Paul.
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