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Evening star., 1955-06-30
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
By BURTON HAWKINS

When. Clint Courtney saw Ike
O'clock warming up for the Red
Sox last night, he smacked his
lips and said. "He's my baby,
Ilemme at him" Develops De-
lock keeps his pitches low, where
Courtney likes to clout them {.
Maybe I'll go 0 to 4 against
him." Clint said, "but my conf
|dence will be batting 1000" !.
Clint got a triple and a single In
four tries.
Five pitchers have won their
first major league victories
against the Red Sox this season.
/. They are Dick Donovan and
Dixie Howell of the White Sox,
Johnny Kucks Of the Yankees,
Babe Birrer of the Tigers and
Pedro Ramos OF the Senators.
]. II. Ted Abernathy will get a
shot at being No. s today.
. A#
The Illegal bat which Umpire
Larry Napp ordered Jim Piersall
to discard in the ninth inning
Evening star., 1955-06-30

year, but only two triples and
no i1omers among them.
Twenty -one homers have been
hit at Grif1ith Stadium this
year, with the Senators ac-
counting for II. No Washington
player has hit O ball over the
rightfield fence.
aaa
It wasn't the lights that
caused Jerry Schoonmaker to
lose Sammy Whites fly last
night Players say the col
oring of the sky, coupled with
haze before it's dark enough for
the lights to take effect. make
1t rough trying to pick up the
ball in fight.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

of the second game Tuesday
night was tossed aside to Billy
Goodman, kneeling In the ION
deck" circle. Goodman used
the splintered bat q moment
later to beat out a bunt. but
when he tried to use it again
last night in the fourth inning,
Umpire Bill Grieve detected it.
|. So Goodman grabbed an
other bat and singled across two
runs.
The Red Sox are 24-l2 at
home, 1922 on the road, but
they've won eight of their last
nine road games. The Red
Sox will travel by bus to Balti-
more after today's game here.
=. Goodman has rs hits this
Evening star., 1955-06-30

1914 for Smith while Judge
John Glynn dissented, 144-143,
for Carter. The Associated
Press card had It 144-143 for
Smith.
Smith weighed in at ls4 and
Carter 134A.
A scant 1.s83-one of the
smallest championship fight
Evening star., 1955-06-30

crowds on record. saw the bout.
which was handled nationally
on both television and radio.
Prior to last night Carter had
lost his lightweight crown to
1auro Salas and Paddy De-
Evening star., 1955-06-30

his home town i've years ago.
ave caught Carter as he
started on the downgrade, -
|Graziano said. "His refiexes
aren't quite as fast as they once
were and we took advantage
LOT the fact. Smiths short
punches were to keep Carter of
balance-not so much the hurt
him as to keep him from hurt
ing US"
Actually, I was in the ring
Ito fight Is separate fights-one
each round" Smith said in his
dressing room. II planned on
fighting each round as it came
up. No long-range plan. Just
plain punch, punch, punch and
plenty Of determination not to
Ilet Carriers plan Of battle change
my down strategy"
That's just how Smith, q 4-to-1
underdog. fought 1t.
Though Carter had the better
Of the early rounds as he made
Smith miss wild punches while
scoring. Smith tagged him
enough to open q cut over his
left eye. In the middle rounds,
he absorbed all the punishment
Carter could dish out and kept
lup the left attack.
The third phase In the late
stages found Smith slowing down
Carter with telling blows, though
the game champion never let up
his efforts.
Carter Thought He Won
At one stage in the 18th round,
Carter took on q macabre ap-
lpearance. standing almost help
less in the ring-his white trunks
turned pink from q blend Of
blood and sweat.
Carter was detected as well
as hurt.
Ketchum, speaking for Car
tier. said:
HE told me after the fight
that he thought he won it. Sure
lit was close, but why do those
close ones always 60 against my
man. He loses more close ones
than anyone else in the business
because the judges always give
lit to the underdog when 1t could
go either way"
Referee Mel Manning didn't
think IT. was that close. Under
the point system, which gives 10
points to the winner Of o round
and nine or less to the loser,
Manning called 1t 147-140 for
Smith. Judge Joe Heirty had it
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Carter 1okes Bad Betting
In Losing Title to Smith

BOSTON. June 80 (R.-wal-
lace (BuO Smith, master OF
the short. slashing left hook,
hopes his gypsy" days are over
as the new lightweight cham
pion Of the world.
Smith, 26-year-old Cincinnati
Negro. gave Jimmy Carter the
worst beating of his career last
night at Boston Garden. but
had no easy time In gaining q
split decision in Is blood -splat-
tered rounds. It marked the
third time Carter has lost the
lightweight crown.
II want to be 9 fighting cham
pion," Smith said afterward.
No one could recall Carter
ever being cut up as badly in
his 9e-buut professional life. The
31-year-old New Yorker required
Is stitches SHINE over his right
eye and six over his left-aftei
appearing In his 18th title fight
Rematched Scheduled
The only time Carter ever wal
stopped was due to an eye cut
In 1947 in O fight with Cabey
Lewis In Hartford. Conn.
Smith, himself. needed three
stitches over his left eye.
Smiths manager. Carmen
Graziano, who bought the new
champions contract in April
and Willie Ketchum, Carriers
boss, plan to fulfill an agree.
ment for a rematch. However
due to Carter's beating. it is moi
likely to come about within 90
days, as originally planned.
Smith, who proved he could
take Carter's ripping body at
tack as well as hand it out, had
sweet revenge for his 10-round
loss by decision to Jimmy IL
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Marco but won 1t back each
time. He won the title originally
from IKE williams.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Trode now for O dependable
Wizord. Guoronteed z full
years. Reg. 1926 without
trode-in. Now, with your
old bottery, only
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Political Bosses Of CI0-

Continued from Back Page)
educate children in the tmehonorsd American
whether they will train your children 10 think Just
way
YOU will decide whether your courts will be free Of
outside influence and pressure whether they will be doi
mated by special clio interests
YOU will decide whether your township officers will
se in your interests whether they will take orders
from above tax question: roads and other matters vital
10 you.
you will decide whether the extension service Of Mehi
gan State College will YoU-or whether II will be
used for Propsssnds purposes.
YOU will decide whether agricultural research will
,invs vnhampsrsd and uncontrolled whether will be
directed 10 selfish purposes.
MS up 10 you 10 preserve YOUR RIGHTS
THE VITAL ISSUES
There Is one vital issue in the April +th slsetien
That issue is the preservation Of freedom 81 education
and the independents Of the judiciary in Michigan
For than 100 years. the people Of Michigan have
taken pride in their educational sysisA FREE EpucA.
rioNAl SYSTEM with the ultimate control resting IN the
community homes Of the ehiIdsnsnd The indspsn.
dsnes Of courts
Now freedom Of educ alton end Of the In Mshasn
Ia under serious attack.
The Political Action COMMITTEES Of the clio. directed by
Walter Rsvihsr and Gus Sehells 10 determined 10 take
direction Of Miehlssns schools and them fsr their
propaganda purposes u s determined make The courts
Continued Nest Column ToP)
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r-svins Us . p.R.Uo-L.E.Ss, HEALING protective
christisniyl-ss per God TO Jesus, 10 YOU
u have given YOU POWER over oil the sees''sd'
power Of the snsmy-snd nothing shall BY means hurt
yovI
Hebrews Catholics Protssisnfs and other prisoners OF
the DEVIL Just naturally walk into sin disease end DEATH ey
the !!-soppy thinking prayers and dsePI'nsl-
dvnsy vnseisnffe vnchks. vnspirifvs' impure rs's-
ious belefs-eGsmonss substituted for knowledge o. me
truth which makes frssl and obedience 70 the Command
menss which sivsih lfe' AND THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL
THAT THEY MIGHT KNOW rHEE-THE ONLY TRUE GOD
AND JESUS CHRIST WHOM THOU HAST sehT'1
And God 10 YOU via Psalms and Proverbs THE
PRINCIPAL THING IS TO GET WISDOM tchrisiliksl
AND UNDERSTANDING. THEY ARE MORE TO BE
DESIRED THAN GOLD SILVER. AND RuBiEs AND ALL
TIE THINGS ONE CAN DESIRE ARE NOT TO BE
COMPARED UNTO THEM THEY BRING HEALTH.
LONG LIFE HONOR AND WEALTH.
tpsroi, Tinss Eugene j. stssik was scheduled to
graduate from the police academy with ~ other cadets
was . Korean veteran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
"YaIta Paper"

Letter TO the Edtor-Detrot Tmes).
Drew says, "COP senators don't know il yet but
actually the Ysta records disappointing from pc
litca point Of vew they contain almost nothing about
Alger Hss, long suspected of selling the USA short
Yalta."
He also says, Republican politicians are better oil
having the documents suppressed for 10 years."
There is doubt in my mind that Hiss and Stain
authors of this dastardy Ysa that will live in IN
fanny forever; both Communists. Roosevelt was
erypto-Communist. He sneered at Dies:
You're seeing things under the bed
Then he roared at him. 'Whst is wrong with being
Communist Some Of my beat friends Communists
(Hss for exsmple)
Roosevelt is cumming with Cardinal Rehels
and Niceoo Mschisvei. Those spirtualsts who eonse
Tom Carlyle and other bores, do wish would interview
Roosevelt on Yslts and arming the durable Germans
Before the Churchill used TO call the Russians
bloody bsboons and other choice names, but after tn
Germans turned the "baboons was fulso~s
in praise Of them than Churchill. The English have
proverb, "Ail 10 fair in love and They live up TO
AUBREY MAUNDs"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
HAS BABY, HURLS 1T FROM HOTEL"
From Detroit Times)

NEW YORK. Feb (AP)-A young woman hurled
her newborn baby out of seventhAoor window of tn
Hotel Capitol early today in attempt to hide the bh
from her husband, police said.
The infant, boy, found dead a mdtown
street pavement between parked cars at 80 IN.
The mother, reported in very poor condition at
hospital, was quoted by police saying:
"The father of the baby not my husband, and
didn't want him to know it,
The woman identified as Mrs Irene Morvan, n
Of Garfield, NJ.
She and her husband, Robert, 24-celebrating hi
discharge from the navy yesterday after. spending
months in the brig for being AWOL-checked into the
hotel together.
The husband told police he had not known his wife
expecting a child.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Chicago Vote Frauds Told by Me(lory
ey ROBERT HOWARD
Chicago Tribune PFst, Service

SPRINGFIELD a.. March 77-Ar eye wi'ns" account
81 Democratic frauds IN Chicago, Isl ward given
'hs today by Sen Robert Meclory r.. Lake svH
y could ihs 'hs ballots distinctly and
could ballots going the wrong pile time after
time mscory said in Celebrating statement that there
are crooked elections in chiesse
Msclory related his experiences 10 years ago when he
volunteer watcher with credentials from civic COM
rni,tss in The 3,h precinct OF the lss ward
OF CONCERN rHRUoUr ILLINOIS
Other do~ns'sis and suburban Republicans joined in
asserting ,hs, the Dsoerse organization in Chicago benefits
from frauds hs' every CITIZEN OF illinois should be
concerned with election dishonesty.
Two Democrats Roland v libonsti OF Chicago and
James Monroe 81 celnvls-touehsd OF the controversy
by Offering amendment which would prohibit svbvrbanits
from acting poll watchers in Chicago primaries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
"Onee | Was Blind, Now | Can See

fExeerpt. from 81 MUST WORK THE WORKS"
Written The Christian Science Monitor
In a daily Newspaper there appeared recently news
.tory esdlined, " Once blind, now can see 1t
tels how woman healed of total blindness through
soe reliance Gods power This woman was an earnest
student of Christian Science.
The Newspaper story related that medical seienee
had proclaimed her helpless and sigh impossible
for her" In spite Of this opinion the woman realized
clearly that abe had opportunity to work the
works Of her religion and that Gods 10
"a available today in Jesus time The story records the
fact that Through faith God her sight completely
restored" This woman takes most active part in
community affairs opportunity exsmplify the heal
ing power of Christian Science.
On page 1874 of Miscellaneous Writings" Mira Eddy
ssys "How many today believe that the power of God
equals the of drug to heal the siek Divine
Science reveals the Principle Of this power and the rule
whereby ain sickness, disease and death desroyed
and God 10 this Principle" Continuing the page
these Words THE lens Of Science snhes the divine
power human sight and then the supremacy
Spirit and the nothnsness Of matter"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
"SoIons Would Repeal Silver
Purchase Laws"
BY III. Associated Press

warrington
Repeal Of the mandatory silver purchase laws has
been asked by seven senators.
The repeal measure introduced by Senator(reen
D OF Rhode Island for himself and Senators Bush (R)
Of Connecticut, Douglas ID of Illinois, Kennedy (D) Of
Mamaehu.es Psstore CD Rhode Island, Purte (R) Of
Connection and Saltonstal (R) Of Massachusetts.
The purpose of the BILL" Senator Green told the
Senate s stop the mandatory purchase of silver (by
the federal government) This action recommended
in 1850 by subcommittee of the Joint Committee the
Economic Report. composed of both Republicans and
Democrats.
This subcommittee found that the silver purchase
law, universally condemned by all who did not
profit directly through them"
Senator Green said the subcommittee held that the
law, an unnecessary expense to the government,
were inationary and defective subsidy program,
aid being granted to producers of silver without test
TO need"
He quoted the Feb l6. 1855, Treasury statement to
show holding Of 1883, 449 Of silver valued at
approximately S244l 1922 based the fiction that
silver is approximately 81 80 an ounce.
The New York market which 10 the only place IN
the country where find quotation Senator Green
said. values silver at sSia cents In other
words the Treasury showing asset Of 1891 ST.
s270S which does not exist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
The Devil Takes 20-Year-0Id

DENTAL Assistant,
Miss Deborah O'Bren-struek by "a CTA bus. at
Warrington & State Sts, Chicago died in Henrotin Hos
ptol. :"
(Chcago Trbune)
THE DEVIL ROBBED MISS O'BRlEN OF A HALF
CENTURY VIA A SOUL sCORCHED EDUCATION!
You know, the dentists scorch their souls studying
the human body-a preparation for dental careerand
the poor soul, landed in medical hospal!-whereas
Christian Science nursing home might have saved her!
As we have repeatedly stated, medical psychology Is
SATURATED with the devil-anmal ma gnetsm!- ma
terialsm!-and SUFFOCATES the divine and spiritual
of its patients, their THINKING, their
lives here!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Senators "WouId Repeal Silver
Purchase Laws"
Detroit Tribune Comment:

We quote from the last sentence Of this AP Dispatch
from c. s. Monitor;
I'm OTHER WORDS, THE TREASURY is SHOW
INC AN ASSET OF ss3l,577 ,s27 .os WHICH DOES NOT
EXIST",,
Voters this is another instance Of how the devils
Democratic psychology robbed the Treasury of the United
States in order to buy votes
Democratic leadership of the devil has cost the United
States at least 100 billion beyond the legitimate needs
Of the critical times in which have lived!!
SATAN TRIED TO CAST OUT SATAN, AND WAS
DETERMINED TO HAVE HIS CUT IN EVERY REFORM
AND EVERY CRUSADE
From The Christian Science Monitor)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Police Cadet
tcon,inu.d from Back P.s.)


ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
ENNlUM.-WHosE c. s. TEXTBOOK IS GODS
MASTER MIRACLE WORKER. EDUCATOR. SAVIOR
LlBERAroR. AND PROTECTOR or HIS lNcoM-
PARABLE KING JAMES VERSION PROTESTANT BIBLE
FROM THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRlPPLEsl AND LIBERATION
FROM DEPENDENCE UPON THE DEVILS MEDICINE,
SURGERY. PsYcHArRY. AND OTHER CHRIST
SCIENCE MIRACLES MESSIAH VOID HEALING
ENpEAvoRs. WHO BEAR MAJOR GUILT FOR THE
TRAGEDIES OF MulrlMllloNsn!
PART z
THE WAGES or SIN IS DEArH'r and. as per Job;
IMAM tr,erssIsl IS CONCEIVED m SIN AND BROUGHT
FORTH M lNloulrY MAN THAT IS BORN or
WOMAN IS or FEW DAYS AND FULL or TROUBLE.
WHO CAN BRING FORTH CLEAN FROM AN
uNclEANf NOT oNEl"
God. creation has no human birth. death! Hence the
CHILL pLE-sS Of Gods Holy Ghost conceived Mes
ssh Son. Christ Jssvshs Way The Truth and 'hs lHsl
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
The Devil Robs Roman Catholic Home
and Son of so Years Plus!
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:

Adams and Ewes outside of Christian Science home,
churches Sunday schools the S. movement, have tt
protection against the subtlety of the dev-~anma ma,
netism!-who, the Scripture "Coeh about lk.
roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour"!
However, the students of the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy
My to My Messiah Son. Christ
will aid and lberate these unfortunates in that collective
consciousness called the next world
Excerpts from Chicago Tribune follow:
BOY g. COMING FROM ROMAN CATHOLIC
SCHOOL, KILLED BY CAR"
-. was returning from St. Mel Holy Ghost parochal
school where the pupils after attending Mass, had
been dismissed in observance of St. Josephs Day" -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

pital in Kendallvle, Ind. short circuit in heat;
element -.
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MEDICAL HOSPITALS ARE PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL!-ANIMAL MACNETISM!-
LISM!-MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY BEING
SATURATED HEREWITH!
Christian Science reading silently audiby, especial
the Christian Science textbook, Gods master Mira
Worker could have kept the infant out of the Hospital
Hebrews, Catholics, Protesants, and other prison.,
of the dev-animsl magnetism!-pay devil of pra
flor their ignorance of Gods Indispensable, imperAt
Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah to all peop.
Chicago Tribune) mark Oren Weble l6-hr ola
baby, of Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Weble -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
boy, II, Loses Eye in Blast Of
Toy Bomb"

Chicago Tribune)
OF a home. church, Sunday school--f any-DEv0ID
OF-OR DEFICIENT Moods Christ, indispensable i'm,
perative Miracle Science Messiah to all peoples.
The poor mother of Edward Hunter Of Peotone, viii
County was widowed just last month!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

Americans ads" 60 around The world. They show the
American wemsns Dream Kitchen the American fsmlys
Wonder Car the Luxurious Game Room without which no
American home is supposed 10 be quite hsbitsbs
That" says the who dwels with his whole family
In perhaps oneroon mud hut is America
Another source OF possible wondsrmsnf appears how.
ever in current American headlines that tell Of congressional
moves hsvs the American contribution 70 the United
Nations technical assistance program This aims 70
lay foundations in Asia and many vndsssloped areas on
other continents FOR that abundant way o. life ef which
Americans are Justly proud
And Americans have real Invertebrates from their
feeling, OF good will and s'ruisnn helping in This effort
Fer in many OF these regions ths alternative 10 more
abundant life sxpsnsivs communism YET the House
Of Representatives. has vH The Administrators figure
on uN technical funds from So 900 900 for the
frat half o. 1883 70 81 100000
What is being noticed internationally even more than
This that eentnvss trend OF declining American
contributions The Soviet Union meanwhile has stepped up
i'i eenihvens-not enough 10 make much difference 70
the OF the program bu ivs enough 10 give Moscow
prepsssnds point
We hope the Senate Will restore the cuts made by The
House The threat o. orssnisd world communism is costing
every American s4oo year for armament 10 cents each
much spend fighting this menace a.
Us chaotic economic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

vehicles for their philosophy.
The question you will decide April 4th 10 this
Will our children receive education based the time
henosd American principles and traditions OF freedom and
liberty or
viii the Political Action Committee Of the clio direct
the teachers schools prescribe what cannot be
taught determine which textbooks can be used and make
slave thinksrs Of children?
Will the highest court State. the Supreme Court,
smsn free from outside prsssvrss or Interests. or
viii our highest court be subservsni TO the wishes OF
the Political Action Committee Of the co and Walter Rsvfhsr1
This is not idle threat.
The clio has already letter TO all teachers IN Mehi
gan suggesting WHAT THEY SHOULD USE IN THEIR
cLAssRooMs
To further their esvs.-snd their the Democrat
Party they took The Democrat Party lock-
stock bsrs-hs Clio Council turned out fancy booker
entitled Focus: Spring Election
Th, booklet insists that dvesiions policies and insiv
lions be- upset show WHY the Political Action Com
n,iss wants 10 control the schools and courts
This is proof that the Political Action COMMITTEES OF the
Clio wants TO control the courts!
As Republicans believe that unbiased education, with
emphasis on local control freedom for the individual and
putting in the best Interests OF children and youth
first is and the Republican OF doing things
In regard 10 the courts, always have remembered
that the Constitution OF the United States with us Bill OF
Roht, and the Constitution OF Michigan restrict the powers
Of the msoriy for the purpose OF svasn
freedom and specific rights mnorifss and TO ind
vidusls.
independent courts vnaird Of the other two branches
Of government Of pressure groups always have been the
give effect TO those constitutional rights and TO make
them esnngvl when The majority or 'noss W Po"s
willing 10 violate them
When courts their independence, the constitutional
rights and liberties OF the people become endangered
A, Republican, we always have believed that strong
and tree judiciary the cornerstone Of liberty and that
court puts the people at fhs OF those in
power.
To preserve your rights and the rights OF children
". URGE you 10 April 4th for the right for the
RIGHT Job 10 The right thing for YOU! THAT MAN IS
REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY, A. N. ADDITIONS
THESE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS ARE YOUR HOPE
! TO STOP THE c. /. O. BOSSES FROM FORCING
THEIR PROPAGANDA ON you
AND YOUR cHlLDREN!"
DR. CLAIR |. TAYLOR
State Superintendent Public Instruction
j. JOSEPH HERBERT
Chairman Board Of Regents. University OF Michigan
WILLIAM g. cuDLP
For University Of Michigan Board Of Regents
SARAH VAN HoosEN JONES
For Stat. Board Of Agriculture Michigan State College
DALE STAFFORD
For State Board Of Agriculture, Michigan State College
STEPHEN S. NlSBET
President, State Board Of Education
NoN.PARrIsAN
LELAND w. CARR
Chief Justice. Michigan Supreme Court
NoN.PARTlsAN
D. HALE BRAKE
For State Supreme Court
VOTE Republican APRIL 4th
"Onte | Was Blind, Now Can See
EXCERPT. from 81 MUST WORK THE WORKS
Written for Christian Science Monitor
In a daily newspaper there appeared recently news
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
An Expensive Way to Save

AND WE URGE that The Congress restore The CUT OF
THE ADMINISTRATIONS figure on Uk technical ASSIST.
ANcE FUNDS" We don't 70 be penny wise and pound
foolish in presenting the American idea and ideals 10 The
nations seeking 10 combat Communism.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Infant Dies Of Burns After
Incubator Blast

Chicago Tribune)
an oxygen explosion in Mecray Memorial Hos.
Continued Next Column. TOP)
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The Detroit Tribune presents from The c. S. Monitor
Editorial page:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

Excerpts from 81 MUST WORK THE WORKS
Written for The Christian Science Monitor