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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02
VOTERS APPROVE WATER BOND ISSUE
HOSPITAL NOTES

fdtlents currently hoSpltaliZed:
Agnes Reevis, Violet Schildt,
Martha Crawford, Judy Dahl.
quist, Curtis Boushie, Hazel
Weasel Head, Geneva Young
Running Crane, Loretta Grant,
Geraldine Bull Child, Sophia Ar.
noux, Evalina Sharpe, Annie Bull
Child, Annie Running Rabbit,
Mary One Spot, Verlin Salois,
Edward Boy, Kathleen jackson,
Hazel LaTray, Robert Oscar.
Marsha Vielle, Francis Augare
No. l, Alice Juneau, Rose Ger
ard, Allen LaPlante.
Wilmer Plummer, Richard Vi
ellie, Henry Heavy Gun, John
Bostwick, Peter Grant, Josephine
Paul, Annie Calf Looking, Rich
ard Mountain Chief. LaVene Id
Buff, Betty Tatsey
Patients admitted and dis.
charged:
Nellie Curry and son, Rita
Croft and son, Fred Mad Plume,
Hartman Good Gun, Bernice King
and son, Olive Wells and daugh-
ter, Vernon Mountain Chief. La
Verna Eubanks and daughter,
James Eagle Head, Dorothy vi.
ellie, Geraldine Arrow Top Knot
and son.
Births:
Baby girl Eubanks, Baby boy
Arrow Top Knot, Baby girl
Schildt, Baby girl Crawford, Ba-
by boy Weasel Head, Baby girl
Reevis.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02
Two Good Water Wells
Drilled Here This Week

Two good water wells were
drilled in this vicinity for pri-
vate parties in the past week.
According to Everett Henry,
Glacier county driller, he COM
pleted good we'll at the Taught
trailer court at a depth of 100
feet, and another, day before
yesterday, for George Pambrun
at a total depth of only so feet,
with good quality water. The
Pambrun we'll was drilled near
Blackfoot.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02
Eugene Ground Accepts
Hospital Position Here

Eugene Ground, son of Mrs.
Mary Ground, has accepted a pc.
sition with the public health ser,
vice, and has assumed his duties
as sanitarian at the Blackfeet
hospital.
Mr.. Ground is a senior stu,
dent at Montana University at
Missoula, and has been making
his home in that city for some
time. He is moving his family,
wife and two young daughters,
back to Browning, and expects
to make their home here, dur.
ing his services with the hospital
in one of the Agency houses OH
Government square.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02
Lease Sales
Bring Medium
High Prices

Moderate interest was shown
in the oil and gas lease sale held
at the barracks in Browning on
Wednesday of this week, August
81, when twelve tracts of tribal
and allotted lands were offered
for sale under the direction of
Superintendent Chas. H. Spen-
Ger.
The sale lacked the exciting
interest of some of the former
sales, but was attended by mod
crate sized crowd, mostly inter
ested oil men and representative
es of some of the larger COM
panieS.
While there were no spectac-
ular bids of high prices, the av-
erage price for the entire sale
for bonus payment was Sl1.65
per acre, with a high price of
Sl5.l3 per acre, and low bid
of 55 cents per acre.
The average price of S11.65 per
acre compared with an average
price of S5.94 at a March sale.
Even the sensational sale in Aug:
uSt 1854, when one individual
lease brought a price of $4,000
per acre (by Shell Oil Co., near
the present Morning Gun loca-
tom the average price for the
entire sale was only S36.11.
Amerada Petroleum Corpor-
alton took all of the tracts at
a uniform bid of SlO.76 per acre
bonus except one, Tract No. 6,
which went to Thomas F. Wheat.
ley on bid of S15.13 per acre
bonus.
Comparative figures for re-
cent sales show that in March,
the average price was S5.94; and
in 1854 average prices at the
various sales were as follows:
November, 1888; August (the
big sale) s36.l1; July, S25.57;
May, S26.76.
Most of the high bids in the
August, 1854, sale were on tracts
of land along the mountain
front, some of them in close
proximity to Union Oil Com
pany's holdings in the area now
being tested by the Morning Gun
we'll. The leases offered this
week were exclusively in the
eastern area of the reservation,
some of them close to producing
areas.
Following is list of the IL
tracts offered. and the prices
paid by the successful bidders:
Tract No. l - 1923 acres in
Secs. Pill, Twp. 33N R6W; Am
erada, S1O.76.
Tract No. 2 - 220 acres in
Sec. 3, same Twp. and R., as
Tract No. l; Amerada, S10.76.
Tract No. 3 - 320.49 acres in
Sec. 4, same Twp and Rye as
above. Amerada. S10.76.
Tract No. 4 - 28O acres in
Sec. 9, same Twp. and Rg. as
above; Amerada, S1O.76.
Tract No. 5 - 200 acres in
Sec. 10, same Twp. and r
Amerada, S1O76.
Tract No. 6 - 28O acres, Secs.
10 and II, same Twp. and Rg.;
Thomas F. Wheatley, S15.13.
The above described lands were
all on allotted tracts.
Tribal Land Sale Later
The next sale will be held on
September %, 1855, when IT..
647.11 acres of Tribal land will
be offered for leasing. These
lands are located in Township
80 North, Ranges 6, 7 and 8 West.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02

PROJECTS are excellent for
Browning to have a COM
plete and efficient water sys-
tenn in the near future, pos
sibly late this fall, as a re.
suit Of the overwheIming
majority given the bond pro.
possI at the special election
held on Tuesday of this
week.
More interest was shown in
the election than was anticipat-
ed, and 121 votes were cast in
the two wards, with only six of
the total being cast against the
proposal. Due to the restricted
registration, only 230 voters were
qualified to cast ballots, and the
law requires that not only must
bond proposal of this kind re-
ceive a majority of the votes
cast, but it is also mandatory
that at least forty per cent of
the qualified electors participate
in the election. Thus it was neces-
sary to have at least go ballots
cast to legalize the election, and
this margin was more than reach
ed, with plenty to spare.
Interested citizens worked dill
igently during the afternoon and
evening to get eligible voters to
the polls. No pressure was
brought to bear on voters as to
how they voted. The important
thing was that every possible
vote be cast, that there might
not be any possibility of the pro-
posed bond issue failing to meet
legal requirements to make the
election binding.
1t was rather apparent early
in the afternoon that the vote
would be sufficiently large to
meet requirements. Soon after
the polls opened at noon, inter
ested citizens started voting, and
by mid-afternoon the required
total had been reached, and then
during the late afternoon and
evening the margin steadily in
creased, until the total count
reached 121.
To Meet An Urgent Need
When the new Council took
over the Town government the
first of May, this year. they
found the water system in a de-
plorable condition. The stand
pipe in town had been rendered
practically useless by the fire
last winter, and the only source
of supply was from the gravity
system from the springs west of
town, direct into the mains. This
supply was occasionally augment
ed by pumping water directly
into the system from the we'll
near the water tower, and this
in turn tainted the water with
strong odor and taste of oil,
which was the source of much
bitter complaint from the water
users, especially those closest to
the town well. And then when
the heavy irrigation season arriv-
ed late in July and August, the
use of water for irrigating lawns
taxed the combined water sup
ply from the springs and the
well beyond their present cap
acity, and it became necessary
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02
Reetory Entertains
Austrian Professor

From August "a to q, the Lit
tie Flower Rectory had as guest
the Rev. DR.. Esseldorf, of SAILS
burg, Austria.
Father Esseldorf is professor
of art and languages at Barron
alum college there. Here he was
busily engaged in sketching
some typical Indians. He made
very fine sketches of Theodore
and Mrs. Last Star, their daugh-
ter, Darrell Joseph Blackman,
Sister Rose Frances, o. P, and
others.
Father Esseldorf was accom-
panied by his former pupil, Rev.
Father E. Basehart, of Chicago,
Illinois.
From here they set out for
Chicago. by way of Yellowstone
National Park.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02

Mrs. Herbert Conklin and
children Celie and Kim of Kali
ispell spent the weekend at the
c. A. Hoffman home
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Shannon
made a trip through Glacier
Park on Monday of this week.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

tain man of Zorah, Of 4
family of Danites, who
name was Manoah; and
wife was barren and b
not.
2. And the angel Of
Lord appeared unto
woman and said unto \
behold now, thou art barr,
and Dearest not: but N
shalt conceive and bare
son.
z. "But he said unto 4
Behold, thou shalt conceiI
and bear a son; and nd
drink no wine nor stroI
drink, neither eat any !
clean thing: for the CHI
shall be a Nazarite to G
from the womb to the q
of his death"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Training"

from Pittsburgh Courier Magazine Section, e-lD
monkey does not have anywhere The BRAIN Ca
psey Of the normal human being and yet TRAINED
TO do remarkable feafs.
In every circus and there smans so we'll trained
that they do things BETTER than human beings
AMAZING feafs can be performed also by horses dogs
seals elephants lions and other animals result Of careful
TRAINING.
See -TRAININC-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
The Devils Alcoholic Poison and
Sabotage in AirIines-

Gods Detroit Tribune presents the s. Monitor editorial
THE c. A. B. TAKES HEED
Until very recently the Civil Aeronavcs Board has been
answering responsible inquiries about serving liquor
planes with memorandum policy This states in parts
The alcoholic air carrier air.
planes in flight is specifically prohibited by
eral law The board has held
subject TO state law Notwithstanding II is
possible that the privilege abused safety might be
eopardized Consequently the
aiming all complaints of this a OF these
Investigations do believe show
the basis Of practice
See-The Devils Alcoholic Poison and Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
The Essentials of True Peace

az per President Eisenhower in EDITORIAL NY Tribune
There il, as President Eisenhower said so eoquenty
Yesterday only one way for America to proceed in
crusade for peace That i. stand for
principle to the shabby compromise present the
case for human freedom with cesseless zeal before the
hundreds of millions who form the universal jury of
opinion.
The President 10 under illusions. lie recognize.
the central fact of todsys fe-thst two philosophers
OF existence are conestns for the minds of men and
See-The Essential Of True Peace-Pasez
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
ChristIike Wisdom, First
Earlier Retirement

To The Christian Science Monitor
Myths About Agng"-under this heading I read YOUR
Interesting editorial Of Aug IT, welcome the sbosen, Of
compulsory automatic retirement fixed age but in NV
opinion this should not only that average odes
has ihs choice TO continue his Job but that per-
in turn has fhe right retire before the time
lively considered retirement wifh-of COM
psrsiiveIy smaller pension
See-Earlier Retirement-Page2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Protective "Brainwashing" of
Our Military Recruits!

GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUkE
THE c. S. MONITOR EDITORIAL BEYOND THE
PALE" DisAPPRovING OF MOCK BRAiNWAsHING'"
IS ERRoNEoUs!!-So SAY WEI
INSTRUCTORS AND TRAINEES ARE MOSTLY
scIENTsTsI-HEBREWs. ROMAN
CATHOLICS PRoTEsTANTs. EFT AL. NEED SUCH
PREPARATION AS THEIR MENTAL. STRAIGHT
JACKET, SATAN BOUND" RELIGIOUS BELIEFS
WILL PERMIT!
SUFFERING is MENTAL-loo'o-AND is UNREAL
AND THE c. s. Ho KNOWS It'll
SUFFERING LEADS INTO GODS CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MEssAH-HERE AND HEREAFTER-kEY
TO EVERYWHERE PRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!!l AND THE REVELATION OF THE
MYTHICAL NATURE OF THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL (so-esledl ExlSTEkcE"M! Up. az, SAN
THE U. S. is A CHRISTIAN. PROTESTANT
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST MESSIAH NATION TO ALL
THE NATIoNsl!!
INSTRUCTORS WHO SIMULATE THE RED
ToRTUREs INFLICTED UPON OUR IMPRISONED
MEN-Too MANY ARE SPIRITUAL BoYsl-iN
ORDER TO COMPEL TAILOR MADE CONFESSIONS.
ARE SUBJECT TO THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
LOVE FOR GOD AND MAN BAcKcRoUND-AND
MENTAL ATMOSPHERE or OUR PRECIOUS
INCOMPATIBLE NATION! VISITORS FROM FOREIGN
COUNTRIES TESTIFY THEREOF!
We present the {. S. Monitor editorial BEYOND THE
PALE" Ire mock 'brainwsshins'')
See-Protective Brainwashing Of Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Always Try To Keep
Evil Out

Sampson continued in 4
operation of divine streng|
until the evil of human 4
licfs crept in, proving a
the flesh prohteth nothing
And we learn through Il
study of Christian ScienC
that God Furnishes notRiI
but sin. So by the thou{
Of guess work, and riddli
instead of standing sted
tasty to the Truth of beiH|
tConfinued On Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Devils Democrats Note re
Indispensable"

Gods Detroit Tribune presents the S. Monitor editorial
'INDISPENSABILiTY
&c. S. Montor)
Dwight Eisenhower is taking wise in reminding
Republicans that this country this party only bg-it
overshadow every individual and any individual in H." IT
WAS ONLY A FEW YEARS AGO THAT THE DOCTRINE OF
THE INDISPENSABLE MAN" BURcEoNED IN WASHING
TON MANY DEMOCRAT WILL TESTIFY THAT HIS
PARTY IS STILL SUFFERING FROM THE CONSEQUENCES.
See-Devrs Democrats Note Re-Page 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

In the days of old when
the people were in distress,
those who turned to God
Fundamentally found ref
uge.
Because God is good, those
who stay with Him in all
ages, and learn to listen to
Him, for revelations and di-
vine Principle find judg-
ment and justice. Dropping
the material for the spirit
ual, one finds strength
which cannot be lost, even
temporarily, as long as evil
is not allowed to creep
into consciousness. And by
knowing that evil has no
power but that which one
gives it, we finally rid it of
power.
Angel Visitors Through
Spirit
Every time the children of
Israel did evil, those among
them who trusted in God
prayed, and from the time
Of Moses until this age, "Our
Father Mother God. all-har-
monious," sent deliverance.
Simpsons Great Strength
When the children of Israel
again did evil in the sight
of God -. The story found
| in Judges 18th chapter tells
us:
/. "And there was a cer-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
"A Grateful Farewell"

To The Christian Science Monitor:
Our diplomatic mission the United States and att
United Nations today to end. II has been
period of profound training and trial for We h'
seen and known lot, and we hope have also lean'
From the depths of heart grateful to the ma
wonderful friends in the United States whose trust
love have enriched lives beyond measure. We Oh
always bless their name
See Our Next Issue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Slain Boys Nom to Fight Prejudice
RECEIVES $4,000 IN DONATIONS
NOT BITTER AGAINST WHITES

RECEIVES $4,000 IN DONATIONS;
NOT BITTER AGAINST WHITES
lchiesgo Daily News)
Mrs. Mamie Bradley g. says she's going all the
time and money she fight racial prejudice and Unequal
ify
The Negro mothers decision caused by the murder
OF her l4-yesr-od son, Emmef TILL in Mississippi.
The boy found slain Aug. 81 He had been kidnapped
earlier from uness home after he sIIesedy whstsd
white
See-Ssin Boys Nom to Fight Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
SPECIAL House Proves Fatal
To Paralyzed Boy"

Windsor Daily Start
God 10 the Detroit Tribune:
HOW THE MlRACEs, THE ILLUSIONS AND DELUs
IONS or MATTER-THE MYTH-THE DEVILS
sHADoWY Observation-Disclosures THE DEVILS
DUPEs, ADAMS AND EWES, AND THEIR OFFSPRING,
VIA FEAR, IGNORANCE, OR SIM" VIA HOMES,
CHURCHES SUNDAY SCHOOLS EDUCATION DEVOID
oF-oR DEFICIENT IN-MY INDISPENSABLE
IMPERATIVE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MISUNDERSTANDING AND DEMONSTRATING
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE AS s-A-T-U-RATLNc
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. NOW AND FOR ALL
ETERNITY
See-Specia House Proves Fatal To- Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Zenith Fires Big SaIvo at Enemies
Of Pay-N
~. s. LAWS AUTHORIZE PLAN. BRIEF TELLS r. c. c."
Bv PAUL r. LEACH

~. s. LAWS AUTHORIZE PLAN. BRIEF TELLS r. c. c."
BY PAUL r. LEACH
tcheago Daily News, 99)
WAsHNGT oN-zeniih Radio Corp Of Chicago struck
back Friday theatre and national network opponents Of its
"phonevision" subscription teIevision plans
In the conclusion Of s3psge printed brief accompanied
by 3-page analysis Of teevision program content and
in the eountrys rs principal markets Zenith told
the Federal Communications Commission:
Il has authority under acts Of Congress TO authorize
and regulate subscription Tv
2. That this would constitute broadeastins within
ing Of the law.
That public convenience interest and necessity require
the authorization of subscription Tv in order TO
the larger and more effective of teevision.
Friday midnight is the desdne for filing with the FEC
replies formal comments submitted the
commission here last June.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

Worst Smog Hits Coast"
"Los Angeles Near Crisis
Heat "Hits g Degree"
SMOKE AND PETROLEUM vAPoRs-wIrHoUr GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAHS I'm ATMOSPHERE OF
LOVE DIVINE, WE LIVE AND MOVE AND BREATHE"
&c. s. Hymn)-AND HAVE OUR BEiNcl
Detroit Times)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA AND ESPECIALLY
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS THEREIN:
USE THE SWORD OF THE SPIRITS per Jesus and
ST. Psurs letter 70 the Ephesisn6h chspser-besinnns
with Verse 10.
PART Z
CLEAN UP AND CLEAN OUT THE BABYLoNIsH
WORKS OF THE DEVIL IN THE MOVING PICTURE
INDUSTRY
Clean Up Hollywood! Spiritual
Traitor to God and Civilization!
SPIRITUAL sABoTEURl-PRoMorER OF ADULT
AND JUVENILE DELINoUENcYN!
See Worst Smog Hits Coast Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

A WONDERFUL TRIBUTE TO THE UNITED
STATES-FROM TWO GRAND, TRUE CHRISTIAN
THINKERS-LEBANONS AMBASSADOR
AND WIFE
(From The Christian Science Monitor)
THE READER WRITES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Africa S Vanished Empires
FROM THE ROOKsHFI.F

FROM THE BOOKSHELF
AFRIcAs VANISHED EMPIRES BY Marian Soreness
AFRICAN GLORY: The Story of Vanished Negro C1
cations, by J. c. deCrsft-Johnson. New York; ~
erick A. Praeger, Inc. 200 PIP. $4.50.)
See Our Next Issue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
IS (Youths) Killed in 3 a. N.Y.
Crash on EIopement"
The DeviI-AnimaI Magnetism
Taking 200 Years!!!

GOD 10 THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
OF ONE OR MORE OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRPPLEsl-oF HOMES. CHURCHES,
SUNDAY scHooLS-IF ANY-AND DivINELY
UNscIENTIFIc, UNcHRIsTLiKE, uNsPIRITUAL EDU-
CATION, SCIENCE, AND THE DEVILS MEDICINE
OF DRUG STORES, OR THE DRucLEsS WoULD-BE
See 5 Youths Killed in g AMI Pages
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
"6 Children Die in Cleveland Fire"

"IN THE CROWDED, EAST SIDE,
NEGRO DISTRICT"
(N.Y. Tribune)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
IS 1T ANY WONDER, WHEN YOU CAN'T FIND
ONE OF MY CHOSEN ONES-CHRISTLIKE
SCIENTISTS-IN A CARLOAD OF ADULT
ADAMS AND EWES, PRISONERS OF THE DEvIL7ill
See Children Die in Cleveland Fire Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

SHAME ON THE c. s. MONITOR FOR GOING ALONG
WITH THE DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THE COUNTRY
FULL PAGE AID
GENERAL MOTORS HASN'T ENOUGH MONEY TO
GET THAT ADVERTISEMENT INTO GODS DETROIT
TRIBUNEi
C. S. MONITOR AGAIN CAUGHT RUNNING AROUND
IN SPIRITUAL SHORT PANTSI
And the devils exploitation and raekeeerng, plus
the devils billion alcoholic beverage and tobacco industries
promote adult and juvenile denqueney-Pesr Harbors!
kores-and the terrific slaughter the highways!-the
prevensbe tragedies in all fields Of transport aircraft
steamship, railroad!
whskey drinking executive the unsuitable Titanic
40 years ago, scoRed at iceberg warnings!
PART z
INCIDENTALLY. THE LATE RENOWNED coLUMNIsT.
ARTHUR BRISBANE, REPEATEDLY DECLARED THE
ALCOHOL USERS AND THE MEAT EATERS HAVE
BEEN RUNNING CIVILIZATION
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE SAYS: WELL, ALCOHOL
cUzzLERs HAVE BEEN DOING HELL OF JOB
OF IT!!l tsmiIes
PART 3
GODS PRESIDENT EISENHOWER RElTERATES THAT
THE SECURITY AND GENIUS OF OUR COUNTRY IS
BASED ON THE SPIRITUAL CONCEPT OF GOD AND
MANI
See Is General Motors Asking For-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

Christian Science teaches: "The notion that both y
and good real is deluson of material sense vbj
Science annihilates. Evil is nothing, thing mind 4
power"-(Science & Health with Key to the ScriDu1
bv Mary Baker Eddy)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Tired Employer Recommends
Elementary Economics for
Walter Reuther, ct al!
ECONOMICS COURSE

Detroit Free Pres
IL is too bad that Walter Reuther did not take an
mentary course in economics in high school and h''
bit of business experience running grocery 8"
then he would understand why prices 60 up.
See Our Next Weeks Issue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Doekers Vote for Plan to End Walka
3 Million S Lost in 8 Days

(chieago InS.
NEW YORK. Sept. "a tAP)-An eight day New v
waterfront strike that spread along The east and gun
ended today u cost ihs shipping industry than
See Our Next Issus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Fear No EriI

GODS STRENGTH Is EVERLASTING
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
20 GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD; CALL llpo
HIS NAME: MAKE KNOWN HIS DEEDS AMONG ~
PEOPLE,
"SINC UNTO HIM, SING PSALMS UNTO N.
TALK YE OF ALL HIS WONDROUS WORKS."
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