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Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Twenty Years Ago.

Taken from the Aug. %, 1895 Issu
The Hi-Grade Sanitary Dairy
new industry for Harring-
ton, opened Saturday under the
owner and managership of
Fred S. Bailey and Lewis r.
Clymer.
Miss Louise Nelson, Miss
Pauline McIlvaine and Miss
Elva Spiker have returned to
their homes in Greenwood,
after spending a week at Reho-
both.
Miss Cathel Elizabeth John
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Johnson, of Greenwood
and Vinol Edgar Bennett, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ben
nett. of Milford. were quietly
married Saturday morning.
August II at o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents.
with the Rev. S. l.. Handy
officiating.
Miss Elizabeth Lee Murray,
IS-year-old Selbyville High
School Junior. winner of the
American Liberty League Essay
Contest in the Sussex County
Division. Miss Murray will re-
ceive a S25000 college scholar
ship and become eligible for
the grand award of $1,000.
competing with the success
ful entrants in New Castle and
Kent counties and the City of
Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Ten Years AGO.
Taken from the Aug. 81, 1916 Issue

Taken from the Aug. ai, 1916 Issu
Mrs. vannie Wilson and chill
dren are spending some time
with Private Wilson who is
stationed in Florida.
Mrs. Daisey Dinsan of Balti-
more. has been spending the
past two weeks with Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Jones in Harr-
ington-
Magistrate Howard C. Mar
! tin. 55 years old, died last
Saturday following a long ILL
ness. He had served as magis-
trate in Harrington for a num-
Der of years and recently was
reappointed. Also for many
years he was associated with
the milling company in Harr-
ington and before that con-
Quoted general store at the
boulevard intersection near
Harrington.
Captain Emil Kielbasa of
Milford has been appointed All
Club Agent for Kent County.
replacing Mrs. Virginia Tul
Graham. He will assume his
new position September 1. Mr..
kieihasa was reared on a farm
near Milford and is grad
rate of the Milford High
School. During his farm career
he was a All Club member for
II years and 3 member of the
Links for 6 years.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
The Past In Review
News As II Was Reported In The Chronicle
orty Years Ago.
Taken from the Aug. 20, 1915 Issue

TAKEN from the Aug. 20, 1915 Issu
Miss Clennie Montague, who
has been in Wilmington for the
past three years, has returned
to her home in FELTON, with
her parents.
John T. Hall has moved from
Philadelphia to the old Hall
homestead in Milford Neck,
where he will make bis home
for self and family. He was
born on the farm on which he
now resides.
The steamboat George F.
Pierce will remain at the
wharf In Milford all day on
Monday and load peaches up
to O'Clock in the evening. She
will sail at that hour for
Philadelphia and have the fruit
in early market on Tuesday.
Miss Rosalie Martin, assis-
tant principal Of the George
town High School, has resigned
and accepted position as
teacher in the school at Belair,
Md. The report that Miss Mar
garet Gilliiand, the language
teacher had also resigned, was
proven TO be false.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the Aug. 81, 1925 Issue

Taken from the Aug. 81, 1925 Issu
Philip Jacobs of Philadel-
phia, spent a part of last week
with his parents in Bridgeville.
Misses Ethya and Marjorie
Murray of Philadelphia, are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Janet Quillen of Millville.
eos
A search of the stores of
Milton on Tuesday revealed
the fact that there was not
white potato on sale.
Miss Ruth Kelley, book
keeper at the First National
Bank. In Delmar. is taking
two weeks vacation and will
spend the time with friends in
Philadelphia, New York and
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Holcombe.
3rd, and son have returned
from their motor tour of the
New England States and Cana
da, returning by way Of New
York State through the Adiron-
dack and Catskil1 Mountains.
zoe
Thomas $. Smith of Bridge
vile, has purchased a Willys-
Knight coach and In a few
days, I'm company with his chill
0ren, Mr. and Mrs. Walton
Smith, will motor up to De-
troit. Michigan. to visit rela-
tives.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26

Mrs. J. c. Moore and Mrs. ].
C. Stevenson. of LouiSville, Ky,
are the guests of Miss Anne
Leet, of Belmar
Mrs. Fred Baylis of Bluffs,
ILL.,, is spending sometime with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Short of Harbeson.
w. H. Rose and daughters,
Madelyn and Joyce and Gladys
Williams, all of Millsboro, are
at Atlantic City for several
days.
Miss Lena Short returned by
boat and plane from Roger.
Mich. on Sunday. She was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. John
Munson and Mr.. Munson.
John c. Wharton, for forty
three years, one of the leading
merchants in Houston, Kent
County. retired from active
business last Wednesday, Aug
ust IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace w.
Lynch announce the marriage
of their daughter, Rhoda Hes
ter, to Mr.. j. Dirickson Quillen,
Jr.. of Berlin, at their newly
furnished home on the Ocean
City Boulevard. near Bishop
vile. The ceremony was per-
formed Friday evening at 8
clock by DR.. Verbyke.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
MALARIA REPORT

NEW DELHI = Up = The gov
ernment of India estimates that
nearly 100 million people-more
than a quarter of the national pop
uIation-suffer attacks of malaria
annually in this country. Of those
infected, says the estimate, at least
one million die each year from the
fever.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26

In some rural areas Is ner cent
of the checks are written in pencil.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26

Classified Ads Get Results
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
S 20 R rs
CLOS UP

NEW YORK, (Global) - There
were predictions and rumors fly
ing thick and fast about the Ray
Robinson-C astellani fight in San
Francisco this week. A lot of
people never had q doubt that Ray
would take his opponent-that he
had this one "going away"
But thorugh it all, it seemed that
Ray never really was too much
bothered about the Castellani fight
per Sc. He admitted that Castellani
was a clever boxer and perhaps
was a lot better than many people
gave him credit for being, but he
said he never had a doubt that he
had what it took to beat him.
No, the only thing that bother
ed Sugar Ray, the only thing that
stuck in the back of his mind was
the fact that Tiger Jones had a
decision over him. Now, of course,
one would think the big thing in
Rays life would be getting a crack
at the title. Well, he has that one
in the back of his mind, too. But
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
Archie Moore
Proposes Fund
For Ex-Fighters

Toledo, Ohio - Returned to To-
ledo after stealing the boxers in
various cities the rest spotlight at
a White House Luncheon, Archie
Moore, the light heavyweight
champion, was honored at civic
luncheon on the eve of his depar-
ture for training for his match
with Rocky Marciano for the heavy
weight championship.
Honored along with Moore at the
Toledo affair were three financial
hackers who footed bills for his
campaign to force Marciano to
meet him. They are Bob Reese,
Michael V. Disable and DR.. Nicholas
Dallis.
The luncheon was in the down.
town Secor hotel and sponsored by
the interracial Downtown Coaches
Association.
At the White House luncheon,
where 80 sports figures were in
vited by President Eisenhower to
discuss juvenile delinquency and
sports, Moore was the only one to
present concrete program.
The 38-year-old boxer proposed
a benefit championship fight pro-
gram to raise funds to build a
home for aged and destitute fight
ers and to finance gyms in many
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
:SateheI Paige To
HurI In East-we est
Baseball Classic

CHICAGO. (Special)-The selec-
ton of veteran pitcher Leroy
"Satchel" Paige to pitch In the
23rd annual East-We baseball
game Is expected to give the classic
its biggest boost in five years, &C.
cording to DR.. J. B. Martin, Presi-
dent of the Negro American League
which sponsors the event.
Paige, who has been one of the
biggest drawing cards in baseball,
is expected to set the Comiskey
park turnstiles spinning at a busy
pace for the July 81 game. How
ever, the event will get an added
boost from the fairer set.
A total of "a attractive girls,
ranging in ages from 16 to 25 are
vying for the title of Miss East
West. The winner will rule as
queen of the contest.
The contest will be decided at
the Conrad Hilton Hotel here July
26, with the selection of the queen,
runner-up and No. 8 winners.
Informed of his selection to the
West squad, the ageless Paige
served notice to fans that he is still
a great pitcher:
'T's still a good pitcher, if not a
great one," he said. "My record
in four All-Star games will bear
me out. But If others want proof,
let them come out to Comiskey
Park the afternoon of the game
and I'll show 'em my fast ball."
Paige is no newcomer to owner
Tom Baird's Monarchs. He played
with the team from 1887 to 1913,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30

nine-count in the sixth round
from a terrific right to the ear.
The fight, which middleweight
champion Bobo Olson described as
very close" was given to Sugar
Ray by Referee Jack Downey and
Judge Frank Carter, both of whom
scored it 56-54.
Judge Jack Silva saw it 56-54 in
favor of Castellani.
Robinson now will seek a shot at
Olson's middleweight title as a re-
suit of his hard won victory.
Castellani's big round was the
sixth. He clobbered Robinson with
a left that felled the Ex-Welter-
weight and ex-middleweight champ
early in the round. But Sugar
Ray called upon his Is years of
ring knowledge to weather Rocky s
desperate efforts to make it a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
Atlanta Open
I ennis Tourney
August 2nd-6th

ATLANTA, Ga, July 24-The
Atlanta Tennis Club and the West
Side Tennis Club will sponsor the
Atlanta Open Tennis Tournament
jointly this year. The Tropics for
the tournament will be furnished
by the Atlanta Recreational Park
Department.
In order to reach all age levels
the tournament committee decided
to have the following divisions:
Boys, Juniors; Girls, Juniors;
Mems, Women's and Senior men.
Events are singles and doubles in
each division and mixed doubles
for the adults.
Marshall Arnold is chairman of
the tournament committee, Rosebud
Brown, chairman of the entertain
ment committee and Ralph Long,
cOordinator. Members of the tour
nament committee are Thomas Col
lier, Joe Amos, Lewis Wilson and
the Rev. H. C. McEwen. This COM
mittee will meet at the home of
Ralph Long, Monday, July 25th at
500 p. m.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30

when the Cleveland Indians signed
him for his first big league stint.
From Cleveland he went to the st.
Louis Browns and finally to the
Baltimore Orioles. The latter team
released him last season.
This season he was signed to
play with the Monarchs for re-
ported $4,000.
Meanwhile, his ability to draw
great crowds cannot be denied on
Aug. 20, 1948, the greatest night
crowd in baseball history-78,582-
witnessed a game between the In
dians and the Chicago White Sox
in Cleveland's Municipal Stadium
"Satchel" Paige was the pitcher.
Paige is also credited with drawing
close to 100000 fans through the
trunstiles of Comiskey Park in four
previous All-Star showings.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30

cities where youngsters learn how
to box.
Archie suggested that five
champions meet their leading con-
tenders on the same card. The
bouts would be televised, each to
be paid for a different sponsor.
Viewers would be urged to con-
tribute 81.
Proceeds would be in the mil
lions, Moore predicted. Part would
be used to build homes for ex-
boxers and instructions to young
sters in boxing.
Moore suggested former heavy
weight champion Gene Tunney as
the chairman for such an under
taking.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
AIthea Gibson Still
NY Tennis Champ

Pelham Manor, N. Y, - Althea
Gibson retained her New York
state tennis championship last week
when she defeated June Groeger of
Louisville.
Using a drop shot and driving
to the corners from her forehand,
Miss Gibson kept Miss Groeger on
the run.
The Kentuckian made her best
showing in the second set when
she played even to 2-all.
Miss Gibson took the next three
games, lost one and then clinched
the title.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
[Sa1R1S z32I3
lntegration -.
Continued from Page One

\SVhtuiuCu AAOAA age OHSJ
Board, meanwhile issued state
ment saying that his group would
"just bide our time" until the pc
tition has been received. He indi-
Gated that no special meeting will
be called to discuss the petition.
In Vicksburg where the first Pc
tition was filed last week several
of the most prominent people
whose signatures appeared on the
petition, including Rev. G. C. Thorn
as, pastor of one of the city's
leading Baptist churches, have said
that their signature on the petit
ton were forged.
According to reports there were
strong indications that the subject
of the forged signature might be
presented to the Warren County
Grand Jury at it's next meeting.z
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30

kayo.
So hard did Rocky try with his
power-laden left that one intended
hay-maker which Robinson ducked
carried Rocky into his own corner
and down to his knees.
Twice in the next round Castel-
lani threw his left with such force
that he lunged to the canvas again
when Robinson ducked the wild
swings.
Robinson's big rounds were the
fourth and eighth.
In the fifth round both fighters
scored alternately with Furnishing
punches to head and body and were
smuggling viciously at each other
from start to finish.
For the first time in his career,
Robinson entered the ring an under
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30

first - as a matter of his ego
he wants another crack at Jones.
In fact, maybe if he gets a chance
at Bobo Olson, he won't even en-
joy the possibility of victory there
unless he can wipe the slate clean
of the Tiger Jones matter.
So, Sugar Ray Robinson has a
date. He considers the Jones af-
fair a black spot on his career
and he wants to erase it. His pride
was hurt by the decision and no
matter what happens he wants one
good crack at Jones - Champ or
no champ.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
Sugar Ray
Robinson In
Upset Win Over
Rocky CasteI|ani

San Francisco, Calf, July Is -
Sugar Ray Robinson, the Harlem
Dandy, retired undefeated welter-
weight champion on the comeback
trail won an upset victory over
Rocky Castellani in one of the
best fights ever seen here Tuesday
night.
A crowd of 5000 whistled and
cheered Ray and Rocky for ter
rifle battle that saw Robinson take
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
dog nj. 9 to l.

dog at to l.
A decisive defeat for Robinson
would have meant the end of his
tough comeback trail. 1t was his
sixth comeback fight and he had
to get past Castellani to hope for
a shot at Olson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-30
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much of the 30-year-old rulers
responsibility for public affairs.
He will thus become a more con-
stitutional Monarch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
}. EDGAR HOOVER SPEAKS
How Safe is Your Younuster"

Excerpts from How Safe Is Your YOvnestsr" BY j.
Edgar Hoover. in American Magazine for March,
Detroit Newsl
Parental action nationwide scale is necessary IL
Amsrs 10 be made safe for youngsters They cannot stop
osnsss against young people without The help the law and
reinforcement agencies. but they sharply evrs them
Ly providing BETTER TRAINING AND SUPERVISION FOR
THEIR CHILDREN by giving prompt attention any abnor.
nal tendencies they may observe among youngsters AND
INFORMING POLICE WHEN SEX oFFENsEs OCCUR
See-How Safe is Your Youngster Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Moderation Plus Realism

&C. S. Monitor EdiioraD
AngIo-Ameresn relations vital factor in defense Of
in Europe and the Far East skese reported as on
the upgrade again The reports coincide with transfer Of
authority from Sir Winston Churchill Prime Minister Sir
Anthony Eden. But they do not arise from that transfer
Present gains in the relationship reflect certain
American rather than the British scene
Foremost among these from British point OF view is
President eisenhowsrs proper assertion OF authority
questions concerning defense OF Foross and Chinese off,
shore islands which could hold OF another world
war.
See Moderation Plus Realism Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
The Devil Robs Son Of Judaism

Herman n. Resell, 46, OF 20 YEARS!-"oHicer
of the Congre CATION EmanuEP executive of Win
kelman Bros Died Unexpectedly
Excerpts from Detroit Times J.
A THINKING MISUNDERSTANDING FROM
THE EXCLUSION OF GODS PERFECT TRAFFIC
CONTROLS OF INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS!-CODS CHRIST MASTER
ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MlLLENNIUM.-WHICH HEBREWS SO
DESPERATELY NEED!-SECOND ONLY TO
COMMUNISTS AND ASIATICS!-AS WAS so
DECISIvELY DEMONSTRATED IN THE
HITLER ERA-THE CHRIST VOID, ANTI-CHRIST
HEBREW RABBINATE BEING UTTERLY
INCOMPETENT TO PROTECT THE SIX MILLION
HEBREWS WHO HAD TO GIVE UP THE
GHOST UNDER THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC
RENEGADE, ADOLF HITLER, WHO HAD MORE
POWER WITH THE DEvIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
THAN THE SPIRITUALLY NAKED RABBINATE
HAD WITH GOD HENCE, THE LATTER'S
IMPOTENCE TO DEMONSTRATE GODS
MARVELLOUS PROMISE TO THE PREDESTINED
COMING PROPHET (MESSIAH) MOSES
EXPORTED HEBREWS AND OTHERS TO
'HEARKEN UNTO LEST THEY BE DESTROYED!
THAT MARVELLOUS PROMISE OF GOD
TO JESUS, TO U.S. 81 HAVE GIVEN YOU
POWER OVER ALL THE (so-called) power
OF THE ENEMY!-AND NOTHING SHALL
BY ANY MEANS HURT YOU"
PART
THE CURSE OF ORIGINAL SIN, AS PER GOD
TO JOB IN THE HEBREW SCRIPTURES,
OLD TESTAMENT:
See-Italy: Lightning Kills S in Church-Page 7,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
"lns and Outs Of Big Power Meetings
An Intimate Message From Washington
his POSITION MORALLY WEAKl-A.F.F.. c.s

An Intimate Message From Washington
his POSITION MORALLY wEAk-AF.F. c.s.+-)
BY Neal Stanford
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is for the GOOSE Is sauce
for The sandsr Or is IN There some doubt IL Secretary
Dulles believes this old adaos Or perhaps he is unaware Of
It's implication to his current position on Big Power talks,
A. recent conference The Secretary made
that The Big Four foreign ministers wanted 10 oct iooehe
and talk about Germany they would have 10 make II Bic
Five meeting Germany would have 10 be present
See-lns and Outs Of Big Power Meetings Page
THE {. S. MONITOR DISCUSSES
.. RELIGIOUS CLIMATE ON UNIVERSITY cAMplsrs"
- THE EMPHASIS FALLS ON RIcHTMINpEpNEss.
Dartmouth Stimulates Resurgenee
In Religion
This the frat Of series articles on IN. RELIGION,
university campuses S"ss on
BY Betty priseoll Mayo
Staff Writer Of
The Christian Science Monitor
HANOVER. NJ H.-psrfnovth Coeos 1. .,d....L,
new program TO strengthen The religious life Of the ,ehooi
See-Dsrtmouth Stimulates Resursene. Par.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
British Pass Up Anniversary
OF T. D. R. Death
Chicago Tribune }


LONDON, April l2-The 10th anniversary of the
death of Franklin D. Roosevelt passed almost unnoted in
Britain today.
Two small punches of spring flowers were placed at
the foot OF the Roosevelt in Crosvenor square The
stone plnth still bore the words "Ysta traitor smear
ed on Il last month after the Yalta documents were
leased Workmen tried for two weeks to remove the let
'er'ng but have given up the task a. impossible.
The American embassy said no memorial services
were planned The British government tribute was
hned to short radio broadcast The principal speaker
was Robert Sherwood. the lste Presidents biorrsphsr
who sssaed the state department for release Of the
Yslta records
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Christ TRANSPORTED
Before Men
Two Arrested In Telephone Cable
Cutting"
70 "oooNs CONTINUE STRIKE VANDALISM"

tchiesyo Tribvnel
ATLANTA. April 10 tspseisD-Two CLIO telephone union
strikers arrested when their automobile was wrecked during
police chase near Atlanta early today found BE-
equipped with four and Of tools useful for esbh
cutting.
The men we're first sighted speeding away from the
area in which two Southern Bell Telephone company cables
had been cot short time before The cables carried Teeps
signals government messages, and radio and teievon
cults.
Meanwhile. violence and vandalism continued through
cut the strike The Southern Bell exchange a. Mddss
bco KY shut down. the fourth 10 close since The strike
was called by The Communications Workers Of America (co
March H.
Sgt K keever said he chased the strikers car a. high
See-Iwo Arrested in Telephone Strike-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23
Chicago Loses Ewes Daughter Of
Judaism

Mrs Esther Shapiro, 45-"died in American Hospital.
g. lyric concert and radio soprano . was a protege
of Rosa Raisa, opera star Chicago Tribune)
THE DEVII-ANIMAL MACNETISM-FORCED
MRS Shapiro TO GIVE UP THE GHOST
20 to rs YEARS PREMATURELY, VIA A CHRIST
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH-STARVED
CONSCIOUSNESS THINKING BLOCKADE
A SUFFOCATION OF DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL
SENSE!-AS IN THE CASE OF THE SON OF JUDAISM
IN DETROIT. Herman II. Kessel, WHO WAS
FORCED TO GIVE UP THE GHOST"
20 YEARS PREMATURELY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23

fusion are the underlying
causes of all human all
ments manifesting them
selves under the false be-
li.fs in the most dreadful
diseases.
Real Fighting Is More Love
Speaking of the fight for
fre edom, the fight for free
dom means fighting against
all forms of human slavery,
TO sin. sickness. and death.
The thought of slavery in
any form is a thought Of sem
sual wrong thinking. And
one Of the things this writer
has found through the study
of Christian Science and the
Bible is that all error can be
overcome and replaced by
right thinking.
Right Thinking and Divine
Love Changes Things
Believe it or not, il is
through scientific right think
ing that the many present
day changes are being put
into effect. Every time the
human race takes a step for
ward, it is n proof that God
is working His purpose out
and no false human opinions
can stop the work of divine
Principle. nor Gods plans
for all of the children of His
spiritual creation.
Christ Transhgured
Before Men
/. In the C.S. Lesson Ser.
mon for this week, we find
from Matthew 18th chapter,
the Christ is transfgured
on this planet-lN collective
human consciousness
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23

We can rejoice because
God is good. and His right
eous judgements will forever
be the great pathway from
"sense to Soul. to all of
those who watch. work. and
pray. The grand and .glor-
ious unity of divine Love
gives man power TO prove
all things.
FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
And we want the time to
come when all must care,
as we do. And put forth the
effort to do the best they can
to speed the clearing up of
human thinking that more
may gain the christianity
Scientific understanding of
the meaning of freedom for
all. We do away with sick
ness by knowing its nothing
ness, and rising above il.
Similarly as consciousness
is cleared of human false
beliefs in matter as substance,
and reaches the zenith of
spiritual understanding, all
will be we'll.
Join In The Fight For
Higher Understanding
However. as long as so
many are satisfied with lust
a few fighting for the free
dom for all. it will make the
goal seem farther away. And
what does this mean? 1t
means that the fight must
continue. II must continue
against all forms Of racial
bigotry everywhere in Amer
lea, as we'll az against sin,
sickness. and death.
II should be understood
that human bigotry and con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-23

The Guaranteed Annual Wage!
life More Abundantly"!
Butts Satan Trying to Cast Out
Satan? Are Walter Reuther, Emil
Macy, and Ford S Go Pres. Stellato
Jimmy Hoffa Of the ALL, Wolves In
Sleeps Clothing, or are They
Shepherds Working for God and Man?
We Shall See!