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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
LINDA a. BURDETTE

Linda Ann Burdcttc, siX-ycar-old
daughter of Kenneth and Evelyn
Burdcttc, of Mt Airy, died last
Friday in Miners hospital in Frost
burg, where she had been a patient
for several days.
Survivors include two brothers,
Peter and Michael Burdcttc. at
home besides the parents; also
her maternal grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs James X. Clark, Frostburg:
and paternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Burdcttc, Mt Airy.
Attending the funeral services
at Mt. Airy on Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs Harold II. Harmed and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kahl, of Oak
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

and body styles something we haven't been
able to do since the big run" on 1855
Chryslers began the day they were first intro
duced. But indications are that there just
won't be enough to go around. So we urge
you to come in now.
Trode-in value of your present car
will never be higher than II is now
That's right! Every day you wait, your pres
ent car is worth less and less. Now's the time
to trade.
And we're the ones to trade with for top
dollar. Because we need used cars.
Why we're anxious TO get your cor
Once our present stock of new Chryslers is
moved out, we won't get any more. That's
why today in a hurry to get our
used car stocks filled out, SO we can be all
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
JAMES f. MCKENZIE

James +. Mckenzie, retired farm
cr. died Sunday, August Ia, at the
Evans Nursing Home in Oakland.
Born in Avilton, he was son of
the late IsadorC and Henrietta Nc
Kenzic. Mr.. Mckenzie was mem
Der of St. AIMS Catholic church
at Avilton.
A requiem mass was celebrated
at the church Tuesday morning,
with Rev. Hilleary, OFM, Cap, as
celcbrant. Intermcnt was in the
parish cemetery
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Ebert Garlitz, star route, Frost
burg; and a sister, Mrs. Rachel
Miller, Pennsylvania. His wife died
in 1884.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
Plan Covered Dish Supper

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Garrett County Episcopal Missions
will have a covered dish supper on
Friday, August 10, at $50 p. m, on
the lawns of the Altamont Log
church, it has been announced.
All are welcome to attend and
bring a covered dish. A silver of
fering will be taken.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
AII-Duy Meeting Planned

The annual all-day meeting will
be held Sunday, August q, at Mt
Zion Methodist church, near Swan
ton.
There will be a children's pro-
gram at 10 a. m, with a basket
lunch at noon. A preaching service
is scheduled for the afternoon with
special singing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

they could accomplish, was the
goal that they held before them
selves.
II is the then somc"scrvicc that
represents the overflow-the part
of life that spills over as we each
carry our little cup. 1t is the part
that really blcsscs and keeps us
growing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

Thanks to the record-breaking demand for
its 1855 cars-the hottest cars of the year
-Chrysler has had to expand tremendously.
Upon completion of this Giant Expansion
Program, the new plant shown above can
boost Chrysler Windsor VS. and New Yorker
production full 40 per cent?
We know that huge automobile plants aren't
built in day. It's job that takes several
months That's why we've tried to stock up
on enough new 1855 Chrysler Windsor V-8's
and New Workers to take care of our GUS
toners through the season. We've filled our
entire years supply now, at mid-year.
Pick from our big orroy of
models and color combinations
Right now, our showroom looks Ike Chrys-
Ter catalog come-to-lfe! We can give you an
almost unlimited choice of color combinations
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
MISS LEoLA p. sHARPLEss

w - GGO-FN ' ~'''''N'
Miss Leola Parker SharpleSs,
aged 65, native and lifelong resi-
dent of Mt Zion community, near
Swanton, died Saturday August
49, in Memorial hospital in Cum
berland, where She had been a pa
tient since July 2.
Born December %, 1889, she was
a daughter of the late Francis r..
and Elizabeth Fulmer Sharpless.
She was a member of Mt Zion
Methodist church where a funeral
service was conducted Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock with Rev.
Edwin Smith. pastor, officiating.
Intcrment was in the Sharpless
cemetery.
Surviving are three sisters, Mrs
Cora Stark. Kitzmiller, Mrs. Gladys
Taskcr, route l, SWanton; Miss
Bessie Sharpless, at home; and a
brother, William H. Sharplcss, at
home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

Big Four foreign ministers will
meet again in Geneva in October.
Retail sales in West Germany
were seven per cent higher in 1854
than in 1858, totaling $42.OOO,OOO,-
600
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18

combination to give Democrats CON
troll Of State House and Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25

. FIoor-so-eeiIins Aeeosdofold folding
doors in ~ bedrooms
De luxe ceiling lighting fixtures 10
al Bedrooms
Minneapolis Honeywell completely
automatic household fire deseesion
system
Minneapolis Honeywell Tsp-Lits
flush wall silent mercury switches
Choice Of interior decorations 10
either paint Or wallpaper
Exterior color variations
PeEsonslixed interior deeosstias
service
Lsundry svbs
Hospoint electric clothes washer
Hospoint electric clothes dryer
Asneriesn-Ssaadsrd automatic gas
fired eireulstins hot water heating
system with muisi-fin recessed cor
VeetoFs
Automatic sss-fired eontinuous flew
hot water unit
soptionai
Homer news., 1955-07-07
HOLIDAY FUN

5 large CT owd was on hand Saturday evening to open the new Fritz Greek Civic and Socia Cen ter bu ild1ng and to enjoy an even ing of dancing. The pre- gram initiated the three-day holiday for the Homer area as 1t was followod by an open house on Sunday and a flag raising program and picnic on Monday, the Fourth of July.
 Those attend ing the dance reported that 1t was one of the most en joyable affa irs in these parts in years. The music was furnished by the Fritz Creek Serenadors, group of East End musi C. lans, and featured tho saw play ing of rge Miller.
 Carl Bater, president of the Fritz Creek gr oup ,sa wlcomod the crowd vi tn a brief speech which has been reprinted on page two of this rarers In the short talk he cha llenged any other group al 8 small tR number as the Fritz Crock area to produce a building e qual to the ono erected there by the ambit- r4ous restdentss
 n, Sol dcvia. on the Fourth go cd crowd saw a parade of ha ndsome ly decor .atodn floats on the oardualk, watched parachute jump by Bud Hirschback and enjoyed boat races,t g bicycle race and games for tho k1dse .t
 Htrschback jumped from Paul cho- quette's sTrtpacer p1ane at 5000 feet and landed next to the. town cemet ". He is an experienced tunpo and thrill Tod the audiences Mk
 Around Honor proper there was little activity. The tourist trade 1as lo ss than tho community enjoyed over the Remori al Day holiday.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
COURT OPENS

The Jotro Trailer Court opened for bushes ss last vook, according to tho o-ners, MT. and Mrs. Albert 1adde1l. The court is complete ly ready for trat 1ars 7ith -ater, so7cr and oloctrt- city hooleups. Laundry and 1ashro on fac ilittes utll bo completed in the near future. Mkt on the list -1t11 bo q playground for tho children and next summer FEaddcll plans to reraro garden space f or his rGntorss
 Tho Taddo1lss Eho live in Anoho ragc at tho present time, hope to move b Homer as soon as their property in tho ctty can Do sold. They arc not related to the local Wadde11 families, however Guy Mddol1 of the Sea Fair Motel is cre rat ing tho nov trailer court while tho Al Wadde1ls arc making -oekond trt ps to Honor.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
SNA0UG4 EQEC UED GD4AA NNlBER P0PREA0

s.Don Smith, 1ocal insurance and roa1 ostato man.. 7as elected Monday to lead the Homer .chrmber of Comm rec for tho nr xt year. Smith, rho replaces Rev. Nelson foyer, ~as ono Of seven dfrcct- ors elected to guido tho Chamber acttv- itios. According to Chamber rulos tho di rcctors choose from their orn number tho officers for tho no- year. Other officers md directors elected -ere Jiggs Ticos 1st vice president; Nary High, second vice president; Margaret Pate, .sccrstary; L. c. Tythe, treasur- CT and Russ Cronfn and Nelson Mover, directors.
 Following the election Yule Kilcher suggested that an accumulative ing pro cedure would m rha ps be more fair way to vote for the directors After considerable discussion K1lcher vi th- drew his motion and the matter was dropped.
 It was announced that Bill ga11ace, publisher of Inc Mile post, would be the guest spe aker at next Monday ss meeting.
 4 commit tee composed of Elsie Ktngs Russ Cron1n and Harold Bt1lups was ap- pointed to audit the organ4zatton's bookss
Homer news., 1955-07-07
LODGE CHARGES

According to the July 6 Anc chorage Daily Times, two former Fish and W11d- life Service agents, Dan Franco and James N. Hartley, Wtao we're stationed at Konat, havo cha rgod that the FWS is condontng and flushing up" gamo law violations by their om onfo rcoment agents.
 According to the Times story tho all legod irregularities involved the shi P mont of conf seated moose to a annery official in tho States, illegal hunt ing and the use of govo rnmo nt aircraft in illegal hunt ing opo rattons.
 Hert1oy and Franco said they prefer rod charges agai nst one enfo rcemont agent and that Clarence Rhode, regional director in Alaska, upho Id the ma in tho face of tho evidence. They sa i'd tho mon Horo transferred to another aroa temporarily. More recently ono has left the Ala ska service and has bo- conc an enforcemsnt agent vi tn a state game consorvatt or departmo nt.
 France said tn at many letters and petitions against tho procedure have been written and signed by Kenai res1- dents but no action has resulted. Hc said he, tmse1f, sought a hearing with James r. Farley, head Of tho F'8 at Eashington, D. C. No dispost tion Of hds request has been made, he said
 Petit ions concerning the charge nado by France rerc also l. ci rcu Ia ted hore In the Homer area and sent to: Far ley.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
NO HIRING. YET

Thore ri Il bo no oxtons i've hiring Of mon by tho Borg fl m en tho ohlson Mt. project for Whilo, accord ing to v. |. Layno, portntendonts There aro about 30 mon now working Oh tho pro joct, ho said.
 It had boon rumorod that he project, might give 7tntor anp1oymcn nt to several mon in tho community, ho-ovor the su- per1ntendont stated that thoro reuld bo no work at the sito this winter.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
H EA NEWS

Jtggs Tice, HEG manager, stated this week that there soems to bs an impress si on tn tho community. that Chris 5e rgs Inco rporated, is ftnancing the power line to ohl son Mounta in. This Is not correct, he said, as Berg is paying a deposit for ele ctrtc service, est imated on consumpt ion. The same practice is used nth all members of tho 4co-op whore limos have to be extended over quarter milo to serve one consumer.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
SURV EY PARTY

geological survey party of eight mon is busy this 7oek che cktng Bradley Lako as DO ss1blo hydro-o1o ctr1c stto. The govo mmont mon, headed by Gordon Giles, expect to spend 5 or 4 Eeoks at the lake to mako 2 complete study.
 Acco rding to reports, Bradley Lake represents one of tho Finest natural sites for hydro-o1ectrtc development in tho Terri tory.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
POSTED

public notice requesting II real pro perty orne rs to furnish tho PUD r1th complete legal 'doscri pt1on of tho tr land, al ne1 building cmstruc tton if ony durd ng tho period January 2,l953 to January l, 1854. improvements to exist- ing build ings for tho samo peri od and owners Of subdivisions or addit ions to su hd1vtstons to furnish plats of such subdivisions or additions, has been pos tod around tho community. All such info nm tion is to bo furnished the tax assessor prior to tho posting Of the. 1854 tax stateme nts on July 2o.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
OIL SHIP IN

Homer was .v1s tied early this week by the crew of the vessel Pacific Rescue" and the tug "Kanakr. Tho two ships arc h the lease of the gestern Coo physical company of Los Angeles, cur- rent1y carry ing out geophystca1 explor- atory work for the She'll and Rtchfteld Oil companies. ,
 Fresh from months work in tho Wide Bay aroa, the 3o-nan crow thoroughly enjoyed tho ir visit to the matnland. Homer looked mighty good to them, they said, after 90 days on the m ndy Alaska Feninsu1a.>
 The ships -a n be working along the Peninsula for several weeks making ismogra phic tests.
 The Pacific Rescue is 1o4-foot converted army a1r-sea rescue ship. The tug Kanak. also had barge in tow.
Homer news., 1955-07-07
NO FISHING

As of carly Fri day no ing Inlet fl shermen and the emery operators had not reached an agreement on fish pr1cos for tho season. Another mG eting betue- on the two groups vas schs dulod h Se1- dovia in an endeavor to settle the ds- suo of tho pr ices. AS a result of the dispute fishermen havo not started ths rod ga almon season yet.
 Bill Eklof is representing the local ii sho rmen in the talks with the opera tors.
Homer news., 1955-07-07

Alaska Historto., 1'- N l'ary & Museum ' one au, Alaska a
Homer news., 1955-07-07

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Nehru Tells Eisenhower
He Is Needed by World

valued the Presidents good
wishes because they came
"from one who 10 not only
a great leader of a great ma
ton, but also who has labor
ed for peace and good will
amongst nations and peo-
Pies"
I'VE look forward to that
leadership in the future" the
Indian Prime Minister said,
land | am happy TO learn
that you have largely recov-
cred from your recent i'll
health"
In his birthday message,
senhowsr-- Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Excerpts from New York
Herald Tribune)

Excerpts from New York
Herald Tribune)
BY q Staff Correspondent
GETTYSBURG, Pa.-Nov.
IS. - Prime Minister Java
haral Nehru of India has
told President Eisenhower
his complete recovery soon"
10 necessary mot only for
the sake of your country,
but for the world"
In q message acknowledge
ing q sixty-sixth birthday
greeting Mr.. Eisenhower
sent him on Nov. IL, Mr..
Nchru said he particularly
See Nehru Tells E
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

The above was spoken to
the devil (the mythology of
human wild, when he tried
to tempt Jesus into believing
he had power over Gods
creation. And Christ being
the spiritual son of God,
knew all that the Father
owned was not in the hands
of satan, so he said to (car-
nal thoughts, mortal mind /;
the myth Get thee hence
behind me satan; it is writ
ten. Thou shalt worship the
Lord thy God, and him only
shalt thou serve"
And we may thank God,
through Christ Jesus for see-
ing us through so many
dangers. and watching over
us, and in this modern age,
The Detroit Tribune in lesser
size, is playing the part of a
ministering angel, helping
many people to find the
right way, to general right
cousness and happiness; we
have Christian Science. by
Mary Baker Eddy, giving
men, women, and children
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Coon Shots Peril Four Families

firm for rs years.
THREE OTHER HOMES HIT
A picture window In ihs
home Of Gerald Harvey In SvI-
phvr Springs, northwest side
suburb, was smashed by an.
other shotgun blast fired from
the dark. Harvey 10 . super.
visor ~ the Perfect Circle
foundry here.
Similar attacks by ambush.
srs rsksd the homes Of two
other nonsfriksrs, Andy Hale.
on the southeast side, smash
ing windows and fsrrorlxlns
the occupants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Jet Crash Kills Six on (aireraft)
Carrie"

GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ANOTHER PRODUCT OF THE SLOPPY THINKING
AND LEADERSHIP or THE ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO
UsERS-DEWL's DUPES-WHo SUBSTITUTE
SENSUAL LIFT FOR THE CHRIST SELF-MASTERY
SPIRITUAL PRAYERS AVAILABLE TO GODS CHOSEN
PEOPLE, cHRIsTlIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
WHO sTUDY-To THE POINT OF sATURATIoN-
MY MAGNIFICENT CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH,
WHICH REVEALS MANS DOMINION AND ABILITY
TO MEET EVERY ADVERSE Ivnchrsiksl cIRcuM-
STANCE AS ITS MAsTERT ts&H)
MY CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG CHRISTIAN
scENTIsTs!-ARE PREVENTING, OR SURVIVING,
THE BELIEF OF DISASTERS IN ALL BRANCHES
or TRANSPORT, AND HUMAN LIFE, AND HAVE
DONE so IN BOTH WORLD WARsl-AND THEY
DEMONSTRATED THE SAME DIVINE PROTECTION IN
THE KOREAN WARFAREl
AND WHAT IS MORE, THOUSANDS or THEIR CON-
RADEs WERE DIvINELY PROTECTED, AS PER
{. s. Hymn:
I'm ATMOSPHERE or LOVE DIVINE, WE LIVE, AND
MOVE AND BREATHE"-AND HAVE OUR BENc
See Crash KIs-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
ATTACKS RING CITY
IN INDIANA

VSnica9o tripunej
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Nov. ~
[SpeeiaIl-New violence flsrsd
in the riofovs Clio strike
against. The Perfect Circle
corporation today with shot
gun blasts being fired into ihs
homes OF -four nonsirikers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Turner
and their four children were
asleep in their home outside
New Castles south limits when
. charge Of shot shattered .
picture window In fhs living
room. Turner, IS, hes been
employed by the piston ring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
States Worst Holiday ToIT-
W Killed on Thanksgiving Day;
lose Lives in Two Crashes"

GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S. fl
THESE VICTIMS ARE MAINLY THE DEVILS
DUPES-THE ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS!-
PROTESTANTS, CATHOLICS, HEBREWS, AND
OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEvIL-OF CHURCHES
SUNDAY SCHOOLS, HOMES, AND EDUCATION
POLLUTED BY THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLEs-
WHOSE DEFECTIVE, IMPURE PRAYERS,
DISCIPLINE, THINKING, LEADERSHIP,
SEES LITTLE OR NO INCONSISTENCY WITH THE
FIRST COMMANDMENT:
THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS
BEFORE ME"-THE ONE TRUE SPIRIT, INFINITE
THE ONE MIND, SOUL, S-U-B-ST-A-N-C-E-LIFE-
THE ONE TRUE PARENT!-IN-AND OF-THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE! "OUR FATHER-MOTHER
GOD, ALL HARMONIOUS" is A JEALOUS GOD
OF LIFE, AND PROTECTION FOR YOU, AND YOU,
AND YOU! HENCE, THE INCONSISTENCY OF THE
USE OF THE DEVILS DRUG STORE MEDICINES
SOOTHING SYRUPS'-FOR ADULT SPIRITUAL
ADOLESCENTS!!-WHO, LIKE THE THUMB
SUCKING INFANT, NEED THEIR TOBACCO AND
BEVERACES-VIA WHICH THE DEVIL BULLS
ONES SENSE OF ALERTNESS WHEN HAVING TO
LISTEN TO THE WRONG KIND OF
CONVERSATION, for exampe.-as per God to Mrs.
Eddy, p. 23s, S&H-'PEOPLE WITH MENTAL
WORK BEFORE THEM, HAVE NO TIME FOR GOSSIP
ABOUT FALSE LAW AND TESTIMONY! And
Jesus rebukng the he had just healed of severe
action, Jesus discerning impure state of thought
responding the of the small group of which he
was one-and SO the Master said. "SIN NO MORE! LEST
A WORSE THING COME UPON YOU"
See State Worst Holiday Toll Page ii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
"'PopuIation Explosion Seen in
Birth Rat"
Detroit Free Press
The Devils Fraudulent Roman
Catholic Spiritual Lunaey! Of Major
Guilt!

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of ''our Father-Mother God all
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF God
do Fruehauf-Msrtn Luther job in this age!,
And how! Science & Health textbook, is Gods
Liberator Of The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEl AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO!
Jesus '1oved righteousness and hated iniquity"!
The 'lukewarm' live in fools paradise!
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE c-H-IL-D-L-E.s-s CAREER OF MY HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JESUS, IS A
PERMANENT REBUKE TO SHINING. STUPID,
LAUNDERING ADAMS AND EvES-DEvlLS DUPES-
MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITsI
NY Gods Externally HARMONIOUS, SPIRITUAL
CREATION is COMPLETE AND s-A-TU-R-A-TE-s
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LiFEl
JESUS AscENsIoN-BEFoRE WITNEssEs-THE
CHRIST DIVINE iDEAL-REDUcING THE HUMAN
COUNTERFEIT TO ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNEss"!!l-
IS A FORECAST OF THE FULFlLLMENT OF JESUS
MARVELLOUS PROMISE
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"!!l
HENCE THE IRRESISTIBLE MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION AND REDUCTION OF THE
MYTHICAL 0EvILIsH. FRAUDULENT HUMAN
COUNTERFEIT OF THE DIVINE CREATION TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHINcNEss"N!
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soesIIedl
EXISTENCE" is DEMoNsTRABLY MYTH TO THE
PURE IN HEART" IN CONTRAST" GODS
MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH DEMANDS
CAPITALIZATION OF THOUGHT AND CHRISTIAN
IzATloN OF DAILY LIFE -. CHASTITY AND PURITY.
IN CONTRAST WITH THE DOWNWARD TENDENCY
AND EARTHWARD cRAvTATiON OF SENSUALiSM
AND fMPURITY, WHICH REALLY ATTEST THE
DIVINE ORIGIN AND OPERATION OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE THE TRlUMPHs OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ARE RECORDED IN THE DESTRUCTION OF ERROR AND
EVIL, FROM WHICH ARE PRoPAcATED THE DISMAL
BELIEFS OF SIN, SICKNESS, AND DEATH"-p. III, s&H
See Population Explosion Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
Cab Company Bombed Out Of
Business"

THE DEVILS MAD LABOR GooNs-ENEMEs OF GOD
AND MANI
$4,000 BLAST WRECKS STRUCK FIRMS CARS"
tChiesgo Tribune, Oct. I3)
PADucAH, KY. oef - lSpeeisIl-Tsxesb service In
this city Of 1900 psrsyzed today the result Of
bombing that nearly wiped Psdvesh only cab company
which had been operating despite strike by ALL vnionss
Damage estimated $4,000. The blast wrecked the
Yellow Cab eompsnYs garage, destroying two cabs and
damaging u also blew windows in nearby radio
station WKYB and residence.
See Cab Company Bombed Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
The DeviI-AnimaI Magnetism
Takes Two InteIIeetuaIs for a Total
of 40 Years

Carl B. skys, 43-msssrne editor for the viskns Corp
Grafton was former radio and fssvision station Manager
In Baltimore.
M c. Proudfoot. 49, NJ Y professor, dies in England
Expert migration; displaced persons.
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE WISDOM or THIS WORLD IS F0oLIsHNEss
WITH coD Ny beloved Son. Christ Jesus taught and demon.
sirssd The TRUTH which brings present realization Of heaven
eternal s and provides incompatible Insurance.
premature deaths which only THINKING svffoestons Of
spiritually bankrupt Hebrews, Roman Catholics Protssfsnfs,
and other prisoners Of the dewitt
See The DeviI-AniniaI- Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
FEAR NO EVIL
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
God Controls the Universe,
and Creates All Good

Because God controls the universe, spiritual man maj
in the image and likeness of Get, is completely seps
from the beliefs of hate and ar, sin, sickness and
sting of DEATH But this is individuals as each II
every gradually reaches the mental realm by d.y
ing spiritual understanding.
MAN LIVES BY SPIRIT
". II is written that shall not live by h.,
alone but by every word that proceedeth out of tn. %
of God"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03
"Rejoiee!"

Written for The Christian Science Monitor
The Scriptures repIets with counsel to rev
Moses the great Hebrew Lawgiver, commanded W..
onomy 12;7), aye shall rejoice in all that ye p"
hand unto" David the king of Israel, sang Ch'''
ie'io, LET the heart of them rejoice that SEEK %.
And Christ Jesus foreseeins the prosecutions when
befsll his followers, encouraged them never'n'''
rejoice for their reward would be great in HEAVIER"
See Rejoice Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-03

the opportunity of lesulnJ
a little about the Scienu q
being. And in Scienc. /
Health (p. 374) declsrt
"MIND CAN DESTROI
ALL ILLS"
HATRED and its effect, \
the body are removed n
Love. Because mortal misj
seems to be conscious, n
sick say: How can my msj
cause a disease | nw|
thought of and knew ndh|
ing about until it appeared
on my body?' The ,uho(
has answered this question
in her explanation of dixas
as originating in human b.
lief before il is conscioui
apparent on the body, Wild
is in fact the objective stat
of mortal mind, though III
called matter. This moril
blindness and It's sharp cd
sequences show our need 1
divine metaphysics. Throusl
immortal mind or Truth, \
can destroy all ills whid
proceed from mortal mind
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