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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-12
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Like the reports Mark Twain
received of his death, the reports
of storm conditions on Tuesday on
Hatteras Island were greatly
exaggerated.
| drove to Hatteras Tuesday
morning, and found some water
running across the highway at the
usual spots, but not SO deep as
many times after rains. 1t is the
only road / know of where the
highway people dug a valley to
lay it in. No one knows why, but
it surely accumulates lot of wa
ter.
When l got to Hatteras numer-
Gus people said they had beard
radio reports that the Oregon Inlet
ferry had stopped running. When
/ got back to Manteo about six
pm, heard on the radio that the
ferry had been forced to quit run
ming in the early afternoon. None
of this was true, the ferries didn't
miss trip all day.
was told the radio reports said
the road to Hatteras was impass-
able. / went on anyway and found
nothing to stop any standard auto
mobile, provided it be driven slowly
enough to not splash water over
the ignition. Once drowned out
my motor, but some highway boys
gave me a push. l later pushed
two other fellows who were briefly
in the same fix.
On my return from Rodanthe
later in the afternoon, l found no
water to bother, and very quiet
trip over the ferry. 1t is somewhat
of a puzzle to know who so
thoughtfully volunteers such mis-
leading information about condi-
tons on Hatteras Island.
Because of the stupidity which
designed the Hatteras highway, it
is now located for long distances
below the level of storm waters.
This is going to necessitate the
building of new road, for it won't
be long before the surrounding
rim will cause the road to be Hood
ed large part of the time. Heavy
rains always inundate it, and drain
ing it poor. Most of the damage to
the road since it's construction
would not have occurred, had the
road been more sensibly designed.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Your once-a-year chance at a once-a-
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1t rates the Good Housekeeping seal
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it has hundreds Of resilient inner
springs, and a pre-built, sag-proof
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Long wearing heavy woven ticking to
last years. Twin, s4 or double size.
Matching box spring -----3 1895
eth r., Washington and PARKington;
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Evening star., 1955-01-16
Once a Year I. on their
birthday, Sealy cuts the price!

It's Your Once-a-Year Chance for Real Savings
in Sale So Great It's Nationally AdDertised in Life!
Anniversary Mattress Made to Sell for Much More!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

"Gold Sheer" Chromspun
acetate textured sheer in
gold, green, aqua, pink or
white striped with gold Luz
rex thread. SO inches long,
2.29 pr.
Matching valance, I.I9 ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

Harlequin" popular dia-
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with red, gold, green, blue
and lavender diamonds,
shattered with black. 80 In.
long, cotton -----2.29 pr.
Matching valance, I.I9 ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

"Charlotte," Early American
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printed in red, or pink on
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

Nantucket" printed with
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bowls of fruit on a back
ground resembling provin-
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blue and gold on white,
1873 pr.
Matching valance, S9c ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

Honey Jars", complete
with buzzin' bees, buckets
of honey and the cutlery to
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with gold on white back
ground; 36 in. long, 2.29 pr.
Matching valance, I.IS ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

"GIeasns" provincial print, blocked with reindeer
little boy and girl peasants, even the gingerbread
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Chocolate, pink and mustard print on white, meas
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Matching valance .------I 90 ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05

"FsEturumsH" ultra modern free form design Of
maize, grey or pink on white. Measure So inches
wide per pair, SO inches long------------2.00 pr.
Matching valance ca.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
PAGE THREE

University. He received his
master of arts degree in hos
pital administration from the
University of Iowa.
AT Freedman's Hospital,
Wash, ID. c., he served as adj
ministrative associate resi-
dent, and comes to his new
post directly from Winslow
Hospital of Danville, which is
a city-owned hospital.
Frazier succeeds James H.
Lewis, who resigned as of Feb.
28th. DR.. L. c.. Downing has
been serving as administra-
tor in the interim.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26

weeks, according to late word
received from the Carnation
Company of Los Angeles,
California.
Cash prizes to parents of
winning babies are limited to
readers of this newspaper,
living in this city or it's sub
urbs., Carnation Company en-
phasizes the. fact that it is
strictly a local contest, not
a nationwide one. Even babies
who were entered in last falls
contest are eligible again,
provided they are still three
years of age or under and did
not win a cash prize.
The, purpose of these con-
tests is to further the good
health and welfare of Am
erica's most priceless posses
sion = our future citizens.
Doctors and nurses have long
known that the baby who re-
ceives a healthy start in life,
during those first few all
important years, has a much
better opportunity to grow
into healthy, happy child
hood. This paper, too, has for
years believed that our ba-
bies deserve the best care
that modern medical science
can provide.
AS part of its continuing
infant-health program, Car
nation Company has for many
years worked closely with To-
cal doctors and hospitals, in
an effort to bring every baby
the benefit of Carnation Eva
porated Milk. Long recog-
nized as the safest form of
milk for baby's bottle today
eight out of 10 mothers who
feed a Carnation formula say,
"my doctor recommended it."
To supply the tremendous
amount of Carnation Evapor-
ated Milk for babies formulas
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26

When they cast gthee down
thou shalt say, There is lifting
'Fp-i7TTJoh p, 20. !.
Others may by their acts cast
rs down But we will not stag
Gown unless we ourselves will it
by harboring negative. depres-
sing thoughts The Glcry is that,
gnroug,, Gods help. through
tasth We ca2 raise ourselves and
stats up. Il
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
Bible Comment
OtDIG Comments:
St. Paul Had
Solution for
Christian Quarrel.

yHERE are many things in the
two epistles that Saint Paul
wrote to the Christians at Cor
NTH, the longest in the New
Testament. And much in the let
tiers has to do with the dissen-
sions that arose so early in the
church. Particularly noteworthy
is Paul's comment and counsel
concerning these church quar-
rels, and especially his common
dation of Christian love as the
one great means of overcoming
them. tltt
Whether the dissensions at
Corinth amounted to actual quar-
rels or not we cannot tell. But
the difference Of opinion and the
divisions were evidently very
sharp.
Throughout the long history
Of Christian churches, quarrels
have frequently been bitter and
sharp, degrading the institution
that in its rightful organization
ought to embody the spirit of the
Lord whom it processes to serve.
The discussions among the
Corinthian Christians were very
much like those that have ap-
peared again and again in mod
ern churches. . q sSt
Who has not seen a church di-
vided about the merits, or de-
merits, of some minister? One
knows, also, how often such dis
SenSion has been sharp and
strong. At Corinth they were,
divided over the respective mer-
its of Paul, Apollos and Peter.
Some even adhered to Christ, not
as possessing all that the others
might have, but merely as lead
er Of a party.
Against all this dissension
Paul proclaimed the. all-inclu-r
siveness of Christ as "the power
Of God and the wisdom of God"
It is this Christiike concept and
spirit that should rule the hearts
and minds of those who often
unthinkingly give allegiance to
causes much less than Godlike
in their origins.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
Ne Oh ~
TlMER' NkM/M
-@~@ON@AZ

all over America-and to meet
the housewives demand for
double-rich Carnation in cof-
fee Dreaming and daily cook
ing-Carnation today has a
total of 35 evaporated milk
plants throughout the u. S.
and Canada. Each plant has
its own research laboratory,
to insure the same uniform
high quality in every single
can of Carnation Evaporated
Milk.
This newspaper is proud to
have been selected by Carna-
ton to bring the exclusive
news of the second Annual
Hometown Carnation Healthy
Baby Contest to all our read
ers. 1t is expected that this
years contest will offer even
more cash prizes than last
year. X e e p watching the
pages of this newspaper for
full details, which are expect
ed to be announced by Carna-
ton in the very near future.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
Sports News

Monte Irwin, a guy who
packs heavy bat, was not
so powerful with the stick
last year. As a result, Dusty
Rhodes was used quite often
as a replacement, and this
was done in the world series,
and old Dusty proved the hit
ting hero of the series.
''Ifs" For Buns
There will be some big "ifs"
in the Brooklyn Dodger camp
at Vero Beach, Fla. The first
big if is the hand of Roy
Campannella, hefty catcher.
Camp had another operation
on the hand after the 1854
season, and the surgeon has
told him the hand will be in
better condition than it was
in 1854 when it sent him into
a batting slump.
Big Don Newcombe and
Joe Black will be fighting to
regain their winning form of
1852 and 1853 respectively.
A 20-game winner before 60
ing into the armed forces.
Don was not able to turn in
many satisfactory perform
ances during the 1854 cam
paign.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
VINTON

The First Baptist Church
of Vinton, Virginia, will OBJ
serve the 3rd Anniversary of
James Gray Harris, on Sun
test"-will be repeated this
day, April 3, 1865. Mrs. Paul
Crockett, program chairman,
is planning a special pro-
gram for the day. The public
is cordially invited to attend
the services at HOO a. m.
and 700 p. M.
The Reverend Harris is a
graduate of the Pennsylvania
Bible Institute and has taken
post graduate work at the
Virginia Theological Semi
nary and Howard University.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26

he's expected to be in the fold
when the players report at
Tucson, Ariz.
Last year Gene Baker and
Ernie Banks were a rookie
infield combination at second
base. With one season behind
them, they report to the Chi
cago Cubs camp at Mesa,
Ariz., probably the best sec
ond base combination in the
major leagues.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
BIG LEAGUE IFS"
Mays PAGES Giants

AT Phoenix, Ariz., all eyes
will be focused on Willie
Mays, the crack fielder of the
New, York Giants. Willie, in
his first full season with the
Giants, paced the National
league hitters with a lusty
.345 last year, and if he can
do as well in 1866. the other
teams will find it rather hard
to dislodge the beauties from
Coogan's Bluff.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
Times Change

The old-fashiOned boy used to
bring his teacher an apple as a
good will offering but we suppose
the mod ern lad wouldn't think of
giving he.' anything less than o
package of cigarettcs.-Ohio State
journal
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
NEW ADMINISTRATOR
AT Il. NJ. II.

The new administrator of
Burrell Memorial Hospital be-
gan his duties there on Mon.
day, March 21st. He is Theo-
dore w. Frazier.
Mr.. Frazier is a native of
Jacksonville, Fla. He attend
ed Howard University. Wash,
ID. c., and graduated with a
bachelor degree in science and
biology from Virginia Union
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
CARNATION SELECTS
ROANOKE FOR SECOND
ANNUAL HOMETOWN

One of the most popular
contests ever to be offered to
readers of this paper-the
"Carnation Healthy Baby Con-
test"-will be repeated this
year, starting in just a few
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26
SPORT NEWS
MINOSO HOLDS OUT
FOR SALARY HIKE

Cuban Asks 40 Grand to
Play in IS
Orestes Minoso, Chicago
White Sox crack outfielder,
has not signed his 1866 con-
tract, but by the time you
read this, Minnie's John Han
cock will be on the dotted line.
Minoso, who paced the Sox
with 800 average last year,
has been holding out for a re-
ported $4,000 salary for the
1866 campaign. Frank Lane,
general manager of the Pale
Hose, has offered Minnie $780,
600 an increase over his $24;-
500 of 1854.
Larry Dolby, the Cleveland
Indians crack center fielder
who batted PTS and drove in
126 runs for the American
league champions, had not
signed his 1865 contract be-
fore going to Hot Springs.
Ark, last week. However,
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-03-26

Black, a dismal failure in
1858, was sent to the minors
in 1854. He's trying to re-
capture a regular berth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09
A Letter to the Publisher
March "a. 1855

Dear Mr.. Frvshavf
II have Just read fhe March IL, 1885, issue Of the Detroit
Tribune and decided TO write TO you.
"Yov describe yourself Divine and Crusader for
the InvinebIs Triumphant Divine Rights Of Man. How, then
can you display much hate? Christ Love- The basis
religion Love- Still you publish eight page paper weekly
devotina more than pages Of to saga Of hate
u must say your interpretations Of every day
events are very confusing Protestant. and in trying
TO be fair impartial read oil OF your paper weekly but
must admit becoming more and more confused, and
completely fail understand your theory Of tearing down
every other religious belief and accusing that belief for the
untisy death Of individual This weeks paper states
that christIiks Christian Scientists practically immune
from heart attacks suppose you have statistics TO prove
heart attacks harrssse Hebrews extensively the Roman
Catholics next Profesfsnis less and chrisfIike Christian
Scientists tare) practically immune. would be interested in
knowing the source Of this information
As a Protestant believe that Christ In me is the
enee Of peace love- forgiveness and 10y have no place
my life for hate. May quote John s;l2, IA: This Is my
commandment that ys love another ss have loved
you Ys my friends
will you please publish this letter with an snswsrf
Sincerely yours, tsisned) Lsafha 6. Elliott
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09
Chicago Teen" -

Continued from Back Pagel
TAFT STUDENTS RESPECT PROPERTY
J. They do not destroy damage school facilities. books
or school grounds
T. They destroy or damage the property Of their
neighbcrs public properly.
TAFT STUDENTS ARE AWARE OF PERSONAL
APPEARANCE:
J. They clean. clothes sg., Stacks and reqv-
lar sport shirts for boys. blovsss and skirts or
dresses for girls).
4 They soied clothes 10 school.
,. They avoid excessive ornsmsnfsfion and extreme
dress
TAFT STUDENTS OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING RULES
IN CONNECTION WITH AUTOMOBILES:
l. They public transportation 10 and from school as
much possible.
4 They know that the parking lot The school grounds
Is reserved for The faculty and staff.
,. They do not sit in parked during school hours
a. They obey state and city traffic laws which provides
Continued Next Column ToPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09
Jesus Cast "Seven Devils Out Of
Mary MagdaIene and She Was
Last at the Cross and First at the
SepuIehre Of Our Risen Lord!

When WALTER REUTHER pulled off his SPIRITUAL
LUNACY of the devl-the l13day GIN. strike after VI
Day, the devil inctng gigantic losses con-
cerned that indicated that seven devils needed to be cast
of Reuther whose wife, incidentally, is Hebrewl
And undoubtedly few devils have been cast out of
Reuther by this time but skeptical until Reuth
publicly bears intelligent honest recognition of Gods
highest Representatives since Christ Jesus, and
phesied by Hm-"The Comforter, the Holy Ghost,
the Spirit of Truth Who will teach allthngs. -
the Second Coming of the Christ - in Gods Christ
Miracle Science Universal Messiah Millennium, via
'woman-as per Jesus Matt. 1889 who would take
this leaven and put il into 'three of meal
l-"SCIENCE, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE"-the title of the
9Th Chapter of Gods indispensable, imperative Master
Miracle Worker and Educator, the c. S. textbook, -
Savior Lberator and Protector of the Holy Scriptures
the Incompatible King James Protestant Bible excluding
the impure so-called just good Roman Catholic Apo
crypha!
The CS. textbook is liberating the Holy Bible from
the spiritual adultery of the four European religious
cripplesi of the devll-animal msgnetsm i-mst ersl
ism, of maeria medica, and other Christ Miracle Science
void healing endesvors, whose whtewash 'heangs
would deceive, if possible, the very elect"l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09
John w. vandereook
Continued from Back Page)

Mr. VAndercook, Walter Reuther complains of the
Nam. war chest, designed to give the manufacturers
version of the guaranteed annual wage Millions OF US
are waiting ON Lord dvine Love) in order to ascer
tain just how much of God and how much of the devil is
involved in Big Labor's drive for SECURITY FROM
DIAPERS to DEATH!
The old saving holds good-'give the devil enough
rope and he'll hang himself!
Power drunk labor leaders overlook the fact that God
and public opinion granted labor power, which to be
used according to 'Chrsts Sermon the Mount! But
owing to the collision crooked politics of Franklin
and Harry and crooked saboagng labor leader
ship God (AND ONLY GOD, HIMsELF) forced Taft
Hartley upon the racketeering labor leadership!
PART 2
WE KNOW THE WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS
ACT WAS INSPIRED AND WRITTEN BY COMMUN-
ISTsl AND WE KNOW IN WHAT DEvILISH
FRAUDULENT, INSANE MANNER THE NATIONAL
LABOR RELATIONS BOARD ADMINISTERED THE
WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS ACTi
And so, labor better watch its Ps and Os, because
God and public opinion can crack down more!
Why shouldn't the public be informed by the NAM
what Management thinks of the guaranteed annual
wage? appears to the writer that there is guilt COM
pex attached this bold demand, and from time to
time, it is rephrased guaranteed annual employment!
That does sound bit more honest Big Labor Think
1t is Sacred Cow?
SATAN CANNOT CAST OUT SATAN'!-as stated by
THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST .
NUMBER" is THE OBJECT OF DIvINELY
SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
OVERWHELMINGLY INDICATED IN THE
OBLIGATORY WORDS OF THE c. s. MONITOR,
1908, BY GODS DAUGHTER SUCCESSOR TO HIS
MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS, HIS MARY,
BAKER EDDY: 1.-THE OBJECT OF THE c. S.
MONITOR is TO INJURE NO MAN, BUT TO
BLESS ALL MANKIND!
But don't get excited and these words back at
the Detroit Tribune! We taking seriously Mrs. Eddys
frequently stated position: Fellow Leader only
far as she follows Christi Hence when the Master
most vigorous, dynamic and sn-destroyng he most
loving and iberatng, His words to the spiritual
unac Hebrac hghprests and their father the devil:
"The Harlots 60 into the Kingdom of God before We
Scribes, Pharsees hypocres! Ye generation of vpers
and serpens how ye escape the damnaton of hell?"
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09

a. A speed limit Of 20 miles per hour In streets ada
cent 10 the school;
b. No operating evf-ovfs straight sxhavsis or OK
esssivs noises;
C. No overlooking Of and motorcycles;
d. No one may operate . motor vehicle without
drivers license.
TAFT STUDENTS PRACTICE sELF-DIscPLINE:
l. They show responsibility without constant supervision
z They do not smoke in The school building on the
campus.
They know that any display Of affection In public is
in poor taste.
A. They do not drink alcoholic beverages
S. They do not carry knives or other weapons.
TAFT STUDENTS BASE THEIR SOCIAL LIFE
ON REASONABLE RULES:
L. They hold evening parties only nights when there
is no school the following day Az these parties an
adult Is constantly present.
T. They tell their parents where they will be and agree
with them the time they will return. They notify
their parents of any unusual deIay)
g. They know that the girl and her parents should de-
fermine the appropriate time to return from date
and that the boy should abide by the decision.
In conclusion Taft students believe that the good line OF
communication must always be kept between students
evy and parents for hs maintenance OF mutual respect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09

III We have irvmphsd sufficiently me error.
material allow Soul 10 hold The control we ,n
oaihs sin and rsbvks under every mask Only shs W.,
bless enemies though they may not eonssr
our words. WE CANNOT CHOOSE FOR OURSELVES bs
must work salvation In fhs way Jesus taught
seknsss and might he found preaching the gospel
The poor Pride and fear unfit TO bear shs standard
Truth. and God will place in such hands,
and Health. pp co. 81.
"HEALINc PRIMARY"
First in hs list Of Christian duties, he taught his FOL-
lowers healing power Of Truth and Love- He attached no
importance dead ceremonies. II Is ihs living Christ N,
practical Truth which makes Jesus hs resurrection and
the life" oil who follow him In deed obeyIng his prseiov
prseepfs-foowins his demonstration far spprs
bend live drink of his cup. psrfaks Of his bread are
baptized with his purity and at last shall rest Sit down
with him, In foil understanding Of the divine Prnep.
which frivmphs deaih"-Sesnee and Health, p 81.
PAINFUL PROSPECT"
Referring TO the materially Of the age, Jesus said The
hour comeih, and when The true worshppsrs shall
worship the Father in spirit and in truth Again. foressa
the persecution which would attend the Science Of Spirit
said: They shall put you out OF the synsgogvs yea
the time comsh, that whosoevsr kIsh you will think that
he dosfh ssves and these things will they do YOU
because they have known the Father ms-seisns
and Health PIP. 81. 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09
Temple Israeli



tie records Gods declaration Him, to you; AWAkE
THOU THAT SLEEPEST AND ARISE FROM THE
DEAD. AND CHRIST SHALL GIVE THEE LIFE
ABUNDANTLY!-AND CENUINE!-ETERNALl
Detroit Free Press)-".. Mrs Esther M Rich was
|. member of the Womans City Club, Temple Israel and
Hadassah. She resided in Detroit 43 years.
DETROITS DEVILS JUDAISM!-AND
TEMPLE BETH Ell LOSES WELL KNOWN SON
AND ATTORNEY-Mark H. Brnkrant-
THE DEVIL FORCING GIVING UP THE GHOST
AT ACE SILVIA CHRIST VOID THINKING
BLOCKADE!-AND SPIRITUAL BANKRUPTCY!
1.-THE wisdom of this world (which is fooshness with
Cod"l God to ST. Pau)-robbed Mr. Brnkrant of IL to
Ia years
His many affiliations, noteworthy, indicate that orig
inal sim of all MORTALS kept him under the curse re-
buked in the New Testament Scripture: THEY LOVED
THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF
GOD"-remind of the English statesman of genera
tions ago, who, in his declining years sobbed:
oh, If l had only been faithful to my God as
have been to my King!
Detroit Free Press)-"Mark H. Birnkrant-a De-
troit resident for 40 years was a member OF the
Detroit Bar, Michigan State Bar Bar of the U.s. Supreme
Court Zion Masonic Lodge, Detroit Consistory Mosem
Temple and co-chairman of the Attorneys Committee of
the Jewish Allied Campaign"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-09
COP, Detroit

March 81 1855.
Mr.. Andrew Truehauf
1889 Washington Blvd,
Detroit 26, Michigan.
Dear MIR. Fruehauf:
Your paper arrived this morning and have just fin
ished reading it.
The article very fine and only wish the other
Sheets" would give the same kind of publicity.
Thank you from all of us
Sincerely
KMB/cb Karl B. McKeehan.