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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Christ Jesus, the Great
School Master
Re-Hurrieanes, Floods, Etc.
NO DANGER IN GODS UNIVERSE

Written for The Christian Science Monitor
How reassurng to all men everywhere is the know
ledge that the only of reality God infinite all
divine Love. From God the sole and
and creative power only good come, unaduterated
by chance danger.
The material boast of impending danger is but the lie
that God is not omnipoent and omnipresent In Scenes
and Health with Key to the Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy
the Dscoverer and Founder of Christian Science, writes
(p 49, God is everywhere, and nothing apart from
Him is present has power In Christian Science, which
based upon the teachings of the Bible learns that
our heavenly Father provides for health, harmony
and JOY which terminate be terminated
See Re Hurricanes Floods Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
STRENGTH and Power Of God

Strength and Power OF God
Men and women who daily
prayerfully study their Bible
and the Christian Science text
book, from a spiritual stand
point, will find that woman,
man and child are possessed
of strength, ability, qualified,
competent bodily and men,
tally. Spiritual understanding
adds to education, God given
power, over matter and ma
terial beliefs.
No Mortals
There is no mortal me TO
be afraid" - c. S. Monitor.
This writer too, held to the
Truth Of being through many
storms of error. And because
God is infinite Mind, and good
is ever present, am not in
mortal danger. Gods divine
idea is infinitely protected
from fear, and ! am forever
expressing Joy and gIadness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
THE World of ChiIdren"
By z. VIOLET J. DIcKsEE

In her great love and wisdom Leader Mary Baker
Eddy, established the Sunday Schools activity of the
Church of Christ, Scientist Here the children may come
and learn of the priceless things of God-learn in their
early discern between the things evil
unreal Here they may lay firm foundation which to
build world of and universal brotherhood They
taught that their individuality the reflection
God Thus they equipped with the that will
able them any conflict to be the victor those things
which would seek destroy the natural goodness which
is their divine heritage They learn love whatsoever
things true honest just .. pure lovely . .
See The World of Children Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
The Monitor Likes the General
Electric Settlement, Which is Void
of the Guaranteed Annual Wage
THE GENERAL ELECTRIC SETTLEMENT

Ink GENERAL ELEC IkiC BE- ILEmENI
One Of the most pepexing and vnheIpf0I developments
abormanagement relations faced by this production
age is the advent Of the pattern"
big company and big union sign contract covering
wages and working conditions Theneefoh every union local
that industry is challenged TO go after much; every
pany the industry put notice grant less. II the
company big enovsh-ss General Motoror its product
basic enovgh-ss United States SteeFs-the momentum Of
the pattern" spill into the whole economy.
The idea Of the pattern pays little regard 10 the sire Of
the company its ability TO pay Some firms is possible,
ought share better with their employees oiherspsriev
srIy the smaller ones-may find II hard TO retain their
petive position IL not their soIveney.
See The Monitor Likes Page7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

You will find valiant Evangelist Dr.. Billy crshams
answer interesting.
BUT We HAVE OUR OWN IDEAS: WOMAN YOU AND
YOUR HUSBAND NEED SPIRITUAL AWAKENlNci
Gods Incompatible, superior Christian Science move
msnf with its inexhsvsbe and facilities and
Christian Science Prseiifionsrcods personally appointed
physicians mefsphyesnars above and beyond the spirit
vsl msIprseonsr, M Ds and their medical nurses an Of
whom have seorehed their souls the tree Of forbidden
knowledge the exhaustive study Of The human body for the
cause and Of diseased
Whereas, declared to YOU through NY beloved Messiah
Son, Christ Jesus THE FLESH PRoFiTETH NOTHING IT
See-Nagsing Husband Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Scandal in Washington .

THE ATTACK ON BUSINESSMEN IN GOVERNMENT
Is a FAKE
Excerpts from Bsons National Weekly
While il cannot be measured by any OF the familiar
market ysdseks the stock Of the American businessman,
like the securities OF U.s. corporate enterprise undoubtedly
has enjoyed considerable rise lately This trend has been
See Scandal in Washington Page7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
How the Devil Takes Many Youths
THE READER WRITES
YOUTH SPEAKS


YOUTH SPEAKS &c. S. Moniforl
Contest Magazine" the August issue, contains many
fine the Youth Temperance Council alcohol sdvea-
on contest recently closed In judging this contest found
wealth Of constructive msferisI citing only few,
Of which appeared in the Contest Magazine article.
THEY ALL START WITH, DRINKING ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES Isl"
"a FUTILE ATTEMPT TO PULL ONESELF OUT OF
TROUBLE WITH CoRKScREWS"
THE SPARK THAT LIGHTS THE FIRES OF DELN
oUENcY TO COOK YOUTHS GOOSE"
LIKE RIDING A DUMP TRUcK-FlRST LITTLE
LlFT-THEN A BIG LET DOWN."
"a WOLF POSING AS A SHEPHERD DOG PREyINc
ON WHAT He SHOULD PRESERVE"
LIKE RISING ON sEEsAW; THE DESCENT MAY
BRING AN UNEXPECTED JOLT"
EXPERIMENTING WITH DEFINITE DANGER TO AN
INDEFINITE DEGREE"
SLAVERY POSING AS PLEASURE"
IAN ATTEMPT TO DROWN CARE WHICH MERELY
IRRlGATEs IT."
Mrs. Edward StsIIwsgsn
Washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
General Rips Reds for Korean Acts

BY Reuters &c. S. Monitor)
SEOUL, korss-Ths United Nations command said Aug
that North Korean snssrersft guns had shot down "ds
snssless United States training plane and h another which
searching for H."
Mai. Gen. Harlan c. Parks senior United Nations dele
gate, described The shooting down Of the United States Air
Force To trainer vnprovoksd hostile act" and pro-
See General Rips Reds Pagsz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
10 in School Bus Killed; Arrest z"

GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
That collective consciousness called Tennessee thus
manifesfs srevovs moral and spiritual defeetsi
incidentally. its Democratic Senator, Estes KEFAUvER
already running fast for the Democratic nomination for e
Presidency and overzeaIovs in TRYING TO PIN FLY
sPEcKs' ON our beloved PRESIDENT EISENHOWER.
PART
LET THIS BE LESSON TO TENNESSEE AND
TENNESSEE NEEDS MORE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:
PRACTITIONERS, CHURCHES, READING ROOMS, AND
MORE ADULTS READING THE INCOMPATIBLE CHRIST
IAN SCIENCE PERIODICALS
See 10 in School Bus Killed Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
"KohIer Faces New Unfair Labor
Charge"

Mich. Go News
THE DEVILS COMMUNIST CONCEIVED Clio STEALS
CONTROL or THE LIVES OF koHLER WORKERS
AND FORCES THEM OUT ON STRIKE WITH MUCH
VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION; AND NOW CON-
PLAINS BECAUSE koHLER HAS RAISED THE WAGES
or THE REPLAcEMENTs OF THE STRIKERS THE
So-cALLED WICKED SCABS!
koHLER FACES NEW UNFAIR LABOR CHARGES
SHEBoYcAN. Wis (PAil-sfriking Koher workers, men,
bers Of local $685. UAWco, have filed unfair labor
charge against the plumbing fixture firm with he Chicago
office Of the national labor relation board
The charge. signed by the local Unions president,
Allan Grsssmp. stated in part that: The company
Aug S, 1855, without the knowledge consent approval Of
negotiations with the union. placed into effect wage
increase or sksbeakers currently employed the Koh
Ter Co.. and the time failed place into effect any
increase TO employees strike. :"
See Kohler Faces New Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Gods Detroit Tribune Supports the
United Nations
Powerful Minorities Oppose IT.
BY ANDREW F. FRUEAAUF. c.s. r. r .

y
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother God, all
harmonious" (p Is, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with w ORC
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Goo
do a Fruehauf Martin Luther job in tins age! y
And how! Science & Health, textbook, is Gods
llDsr HIGH III AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS rEorLL'
Jesu. "loved Righteousness and hated niquity"l
The "lukewarm' live in fools paradise.
AS SPIRITUALLY BLIND HEBREW SAUL OF TARSUs
OPPOSED GODS SUCCESSOR TO SPIRITUALLY
BANKRUPT JUDASM-THE NEW UNIVERSAL
CHURCH, CHRISTIANITY!
THE CHRIST HEALED PHYSICALLY AND
SPIRITUALLY BLIND, MURDEROUS, HEBRIAC
SAUL AND TRANSF ORMED HIM INTO THE HEROIC
CHRISTIAN GIANT, APOSTLE PAUL!
PART
THE UNITED NATIONS HAS MAJORITY SUPPORT,
INCLUDING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Ho. AND THE
Cs MONITOR-BECAUSE-THE ABSENCE OF THE
UNITED STATES FROM THE LEAGUE OF
NATIONS PERMITTED THE PREvENTABLE WORLD
WAR las PER SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL
AND MOST RIGHT MINDED, ENLIGHTENED
PERSONS!
"OUR FATHER-MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMONIOUS'
is oMNIPoTENT, oMNISCIENT, OMNIPRESENT,
OMNIACTIvE! EVIL AND MATTER ARE
Observation-Disclosures, THE FRAUDULENT,
DEVILISH "CHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
(so-caled) EXISTENCE! Up. 272 S&H)
PART
THE SINCERE OPPONENTS OF THE UNITED
NATIONS FEAR THE POWER OF THE DEVIL
VIA KNAVES AND FOOLS, BUT CHRISTIANITY
AND THE UNITED STATES HAVE BEEN
TRIUMPHINC OVER THE DEVIL, THE
'PHONY', FOR CENTURIES AND GENERATIONS
THE DEVIL, ERROR-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
MATERIALIsM!-HAs NO POWER EXCEPT TO
DESTROY ITSELF VIA RIGHTEOUS MEN AND
WOMEN, AND HIS VICTIMS WHO SEEK THE
GUIDANCE OF THE RIGHTEOUS!
See Gods Detroit Tribune Supports Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Allen Book Hits Liquor
land Tobaeeo)
BY Kimmis Hendrick
Chief Of the Pacific News Bureau Of The Christian
Science Monitor

Los Angeles
Amy child who meets the Aliens will get enough facts
about the bad effects of coffee, alcohol and tobacco
fortfy him against thoughtess
"Meet the Aliens is the of a book written, and
recently revised, by experienced Los Angeles public
school teacher who had precisely this purpose in
Eight California county school systems have al
ready approved the revision for supplementary reading
The Aliens, author Lola B. Hoffman has engag-
ngy written about them in suited the element
grades, happy family. If they into misfor-
tune, their troubles only emphasize the books
main point-that liquor does nobody any good.
See Allen Book Hits Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Polio Hits 2,138 in Week,
Up 20 Per Cent

WASHINGTON, Aug IS uNsl-Poo struck 2,l3s per.
in the United States last week. per cent
the previous week and only per below the number
for the corresponding week last year.
The public health service reported today however, that
the total number Of polio far this year- 862was
still about 20 per cent smaller than like 1854 period
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
THE DEVIL TAKING MORE HEBREWS
Three Found Guilty Of Evading
SIT 400, 900 in Income Taxes"
WAR PROFITS BUILT UP IN WHISKY
AMOUNT LARGEST EVER IN TAX CASE

IN 7 Herald ITIbUnoJ
Jury in United States District Court returned verdict
Of guilty yesterday in the trial Of Hymsn Harvey Klein and
two associates charges involving evasion Of 900
in Federal income profits from wartime whisky
deal.
The trio convicted charge Of eonspirins 10
defrsvd the United States by impeding The Treasury Depart
mont in ihs collection OF Judge Sidney Svssrmsn
set sentencing for April a. The maximum penalty five years
and fine Of $4,000.
See Three Found Guilty Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Find More Reds Held US. Job"
Avoided Exposure in Past Probes

Chcago Tribune Press Service)
Washington,--A number of hidden Communists in
the Roosevelt and Truman administration who suoces"
fully avoided series of congressional nve'
cations in the past years, have been identified
closed door sessions of the house committee unAme
activities.
Chairman Walter d., Pa.) made this disclosure to
reporter today he sought settle and specw
lation about the extent of the committees new inquiry
See Find More Reds Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
Fear. No EriL
Spiritual Ideas Represent God
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

$50 GOD CREATED MAN IN HIS IMAGE IN TIE
IMAGE OF GOD CREATED HE HIM. MALE AND FEMals
CREATED HE THEM" Genesis Ian
Christian Science teaches Man is matter; he is ma.
made Of brain, blood bones and other material elements
MAN Spiritual and perfect; and because he spiritual
and perfect he be understood in Christian Science
Man idea the image Of Love; he is not physique"
(475 S & ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS:
)ne Step in Getting the Devil Out Of ~
THE READER WRITES &c. S. MouifOd
"Subseription TV"

am one OF those ieevision viewers who Is forced 70
suffer through endless string Of advertising plugs per-
fievlsry those which cultivate the habits Of bsednns an0
smoking.
Those Of who object TO this unhealthy propassnd,
should have the privilege Of listening TO wholesome music ana
entertainment without any advertising media.
Subscription Tv could be the answer and for wova
be happy TO Join with millions Of others in supporting INV
form Of entertainment
The theatre and movies" have always been suPpor'"
by box office receipts and expect that eIsvson can supper
itself likewise.
The feevson channels should be opened UP 10 Ilsfsns
who want top qvsIy clean programs without sdvsr"s
sponsors.
What better way than subscription Tv7 49,.
Schenectady, NY Otto NV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

Mrs. Eddy says:
Immortal man was and |,
Gods image or idea, even the
infinite expression OF infinite
Mind, and immortal man is
coexistent and coefernsI with
that Mind. He has been for.
ever in the eternal Mind, God;
but infinite Mind can never
be in man, but is reflected BY
mar" - S &H p. 336
And the writer has proved
many times, ! am Gods per.
feet idea, refIeeiing Him in
consciousness and individual.
iiy.
Christ Jesus, the Great
School Master
JESUS THROUGH THE
MIND THAT is GOD, taught
mankind how to overcome hu.
man beliefs of destruction by
healing the sick, casting out
devils and raising the dead
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

The Devils Dupes-AII!
Hebrews!-Roman Catholics
Inferior Breed Of Protes tants!- And
Other Adams and Ewes Not Yet
Honest Christian Seientists!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS. 10 OF 40 CHILDREN DIE"
m. Y. Trbune)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

Every
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

tRsprinied from the Christian Science seniineD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-03

c. s. MONITOR EDITORIAL:
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

their visit to Fort Smith and Tul-
sa, Oklahoma While in F o + t
Smith they We're guests Of Mrs.
Mildred Stratford and Lewis Boil
in, They were guests Of Mrs, Ka-
Uterine Fair in Tulsa, where they
report visiting many places of
interest including Lake Village
park, at VIII Rogers mansion and
Sapulpa, Okla. Their trip also in
cluded Hot Springs Anaise
LeXton left Tuesday for Las Veg
as where ne will begin work . q.
Stewardess board No had a pot
luck supper at the chapel They
had a fine attendance Mrs
Cora Barrts was guest of Mrs.
Hattie Williams and Mrs. Whsle
Wool of Chicago Mrs Hattie
Williams is here visiting her
brother, Mr.. Mckinley and Mrs.
Wool and two granddaughter .
Mr., and Mrs. Obie McSpadden,
Mrs Lydia Woods and Mrs,
Dorothy D. Webster motored to
Newport last night to attend the
Eastern Star st Mary chapter,
4lO FRAN with Mrs Vitula Mont
gomery, worthy matron in charge.
Others who attended the meeting
were Mrs. Rosemary Hill and Mrs,
Ruffins of Hoxie; Mrs, Clemmie
West Of Walnut Ridge Mr..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

I Rivers and family are guests OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Rivers Mrs. Versie Clark and
children are the guests of her
mother, Mrs, Rogers Visiting
Mrs. Stovall last Thursday were,
Mrs Dave framble, Mrs Frank
Wilson and granddaughter, Mrs.
Hillard Rigsby and Mrs. Andrew
Scott Mrs. o B, Walter spent
Saturday and Sunday mites with
Mrs, Sarah Ross Claude
Robertson left Sunday for Detroit
Mrs Stovall has as her guests
Grady and Harry Stovall of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin Miss Pau
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

enjoyable Mrs. S. J Hakar
and daughter, Janice of Mlnde0
La returned to their home Sun.
DAY after brief visit Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Baker and children
accompanied them as far as For.
dyee where her husband net her
Mrs, Jennie Jones is tse
proud mother Of a baby pfrI
Brenda Sue, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Baker are the parents Of
a baby boy Donald Orlando
Mothers and babies are doing
nicely Rev F, S. Thomas of
hatesVillep spent Thursday after
noon visiting here. He is ASSISTING
Rev, Bracely in revival at Ash
Grove, Cotton Plant Mrs
Evelyn Haddy and daughters
Katie Mae and Clara, returned
home after two-week vacation
Iii oaBlhdW, Mlch. Mrs Ger.
trude Walker, Gertrude Jones and
Norman Jones attended the fun
eral Of Leslie Sharp, Little Rock
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cowan
Of Dayton, Ohio, returned hsme
Thursday after a visit here with
relatives and friends Mr.. and
Mrs, John Cowan accompanied
them home for a brief visit
Miss Pauline Crow of Alexandria
Is spending her vacation with her
parents and friends Floyd
Crow gave a birthday party fol-
their son, Donnie, with about 40
guests present, The little folk
had a wonderful time on the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

you. Then you just hold on to them and let the
interest pile up (See the chart this page.)
When held to maturity g years and months)
each Series Bond pays an average Of 800 per
year, compounded semannually. And now, with
the automatic extension privilege it will go on
paying interest for 10 more years. That means
return OF up to 81 80 tor each ST. 90 INFESTED
Start right now on the road to financial security
to important goals like college for the children
and retirement for yourself Think of tomorrow
today, and sign up for the convenient Payroll
Savings Plan.
Want your interest paid as current income?
Invest in go Series N.
u. S. Series II Bonds are new current income
Bonds in denominations of $500 to 10000
Redeemable at par after 8 months and on one
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

and Mrs. Herschell Finley Mr..
and Mrs, Lacy Crown. Mrs, Sadie
Waugh and grandchildren have
returned from their vacation in
Los Angeles and Richmond, Cat
fornia Mr. and Mrs, Who's
Drinkard and daughter. Mrs No
tie Williams and Mrs. Liddle
Woods motored to Springfield,
No, Saturday where they were
guests in the home of Miss An
HE Mae Warren, aunt OF Mrs.
Drinkard. They returned last
Monday mite Mrs. Lille Me
Gums is on the sick list and will
enter the University haspita. at
Little Rock Tuesday Ed Stone
Is much improved, also Mrs An
ME Oliver, Mrs Margee Haper,
Mrs. Ella Watkins, and Archie
Jones
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09
6Skenseft

Ms NJ. VI.
neral service for Mrs, Harriet
,.lii,ms was largely attended at
-aoId.s Chapel CINE church with
r" / W. Curry giving the eui-
Many out-of-toWn relatives
~ friends were present, among
@ we're Mr.. and Mrs. W, vii
as Mrs. OTTAWA Hatchett of
o,,ha Nebr.. son and his wife,
laughter respectively, Mr.. and
IT,, lanes Hart of Little Rock.
- pine Bluff, brother and daugh-
T. Mfr Mack Of Kerr two Sis
If Ellington, Ala, and Allan
Georgia V. b, Waddy II,
|panks. James Hart and Mrs. Il.
,anEson attended the usherS fed
Ssstior at Morning Star Baptist
s.,reh Sunday The WINS of
centennial Baptist church observ-
= Womans day Sunday preceded
~ Princess Revue Thursday mite,
Me- Imogene Washington, raising
The largest amount was crowned
Miss Centennial. Mrs, |, M,
rit,huph was guest speaker Sun
8,v and was introduced by Mrs.
Annie Craft. The amount raised
was s54 Arnold's chapel CM
: church sponsored Pew rally
sunday Receipts totaled 500 e.
The Mems federation of Augusta
rendered a program Sunday eve
ming which was interesting ard
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

in the course of 1865 alone.
OF these 400--derived from bits
Of soil, plants and other organic
matter gathered in all parts of the
world-only one or two are likely
to be found useful in the fight
against human infection, The
others will be disqualified or sched-
uled for further study,
The one or two that remain,
however, may be drugs destined
to save millions of lives. Polycy-
cline (also known by such names
as Panmyein and Steclin), newest
and safest Of the clinically proven
broad-range antibiotics, is an ex-
ample. Developed by scientists at
Bristol Laboratories, this drug
which IS of the chemical family
called the tetracyclines--is being
used in hospitals throughout the
world to fight scores of infections
ranging from pneumonia to vene-
real disease
@3uT before a drug reaches such
eminence-in fact, before it is test
ed on single human patient-it
must be subjected to . series of
careful tests. And here is where
the weeding-out process COM
mences, The tests reveal if the
drug is too toxic, how likely it is
to produce allergic reactions, and
other pertinent information
The care exerted by research
laboratories in the development Of
antibiotics is illustrated in the
case Of Etamycin, one Of the most
recente antibiotic discoveries, Al
though this drug, also developed
by Bristol, has shown considerable
effectiveness when pitted in the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

1 lere's simple plan for sending your young
sters through college.
It's easy to postpone saving when it's for an ex-
pense that's years away, But if you seriously
want to give your children the benefits of col
ege education, you'd better start preparing for it
now. And one Of the easiest, surest ways TO do it
is by investing regularly in u. S. Savings Bonds
through the Payroll Savings Plan.
Here's all you have to do. Sign up at the pay of
flee where you work, and tell the people there how
much you can afford to put aside each payday.
They'll save that amount for you. 1t will be sci
aside from your salary before you get your check
before you're tempted to spend it.
THU money is INFESTED jor you in che worlds
sajea investment IT, S. Savings Bonds. The
Bonds are made out in your name and giUen TO
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

spacious lawn after which they
were served party refreshments
and each little guest received a
favor . Aaron Smith of Hot
Springs is visiting his aunt. Mrs
4fudle Stevens School closed
Friday and the teacher attended
d work shop at Harding coll age,
Searcy &c Bonnie Seals Of ST
Louis, Doris and Robert Arnold,
Chicago, returned home Saturday
morning after spending their va
cation with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Arnold. ST: g..
Q Misses Arnold and Cooper ac-
companied them to St Louis.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

laboratory against germs involved
in such diseases as pneumonia. an
hrax and tuberculosis, it still
faces an obstacle course" Of ex-
periments and studies. g
This intensive search for drugs
that restore health, conducted in
laboratories throughout the coun.
try, inevitably has led to con.
siderable duplication of effort.
Frequently, the same antibiotic
has been discovered independently
by several research teams. This
has happened in the case of
Etamycin
But the search continues, un.
abated. For in every new sample
of humble-looking earth may Turk
o microorganism that holds the
remedy for diseases that at pres
ent have no cure.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-09-09

line Washington, Rockford. Illinois
and Mr., and Mrs. Peter Stand
field, Mckinley Curtis and Floyd
Washington, also of Rockford are
here visiting relatives and friends
The revival held at Anti