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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20

lie Meyer is tournament director.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Weaver, lib
Hayes Ave-, Port Clinton residents
since last August, top the east :
west teams with ITO match points.
Mr.. Weaver, chief industrial engi-
neer at Standard Products, had
only played duplicate once before
Fridays nights tournament open
ing.
Mrs. A. M. johnson and Mrs.
Robert Clemons are leading north
south with 1922 match points,
closely followed by John Hook and
Carmen Norwine who have 1922
In second place, east-west, are Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Snyder, 1O21a.
Standings of other teams for the
opening session are:
North South
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knorr, 107R !;
Mrs. Ray Lambert Mrs. Kenneth
Black, 80; DR.. and Mrs. c. R. Wood,
Mrs. Gene Schneider Mrs. Clar-
ence Streeter, each 88; Leora
Laffey Irene Isenhower, ssh; Mr.
and Mrs. Wasson Smith, 78; Mr..
and Mrs. William Smith, 7212 !;
Irene Burke Mrs. Fred Meckfes-
sci, Jr., 691a.
East West
Mrs. Peter Paulus Mrs. Ernest
Spring, 941s; Mrs. Elmer Clemons-
Mrs. C. Alton Cover, "a; Florence
Specht Mrs. A. D. MiesSner, 91;
Verdi Won Thron Mrs. Lot Jenk-
ins, go; Mrs. R R. Roose Mrs.
Gordon Mcneil, Mrs. Ebert Broad.
bent Mrs. Willis Zibbel, 871a
Don Spurgeon John Richards, IS;
Ray Sperber Joe Cleary, So.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20
PC ThincIads Beat Rockets

22O - 24.2, 1st Hofacker PC;
nd Beaver PC; 3rd Hurrell OH.
High Jump - s. Az, 1st Bald
win OLE; End Dewtz Oh; 3rd
Schwabfe OH, Nossaman, Yurista,
and Ziebert PC.
Discus = 49, g., 1st Valance
PC; 2nd Baldwin OH; 3rd Black PC.
Mile Relay = 3:50.2, Port Clin-
ton; Perry, Carter, Jess, Valinotti.
Broad Jump = 13' g., 1st West
phal PC; End Moore OH; 3rd Ed
wards PC.
SandUsky Meet
The powerful SanduSky High
Blue Streaks lowered the boom on
Coach Joe GuKacS thinclads Friday
afternoon SO 5/6 to 81 1i6 at San
dusky.
The streaks captured II first
place events and romped home 1St
in the mile relay.
Port Clinton's only first place
winner was Charlie Meek. The vet
eran miller was clocked in 5:07 with
sophomore Chas. Beaver finishing
second and Sob WertZ taking 3rd
to give PC clean sweep in this
event.
Pole VauIters Good
One bright spot in the Redskin
camp was the surprising perfor
nance of the local pole vaulters.
Bob Ellithorpe garnered second
place with a g 9" vault and sopho-
more Jake Mackey cleared g g..
Neither of these boys had vaulted
last year and their best mark in
practice had been 8 81.
Charlie Meek was the top point
getter for Port Clinton with first
in the mile and second in the
$50 TO ra total of points.
Gary Nossaman took a second
in the high jump and Chas. West
phal secon din the high hurdles.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20

The Redskins came home first
in 8 of the IA events including both
the $50 and mile relays Tuesday
Big Tony Valinotti threw the
shot farther than the existing Co
record but his 49, 5" heave does
not go into the books as new
record because it was not thrown
in the county meet. He will go
after that record later in the sea-
son. Tony also hit the tape first
in the 44O and anchored the vic
torious Port Clinton Mile Relay
team.
Larry Hofacker tied Valinotti in
individual point scoring with 2
firsts and also running on the PC
$50 relay team. Larry clipped off
the 100 yard dash in IL seconds
flat and won the 220 with time
of 24.2 seconds.
Other first place winners. for the
Redskins were - John Valance in
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20

210, sal; Issy Menier, 537; Fritz
Kreutzer, 514; Marietta Hanck, 514;
Evy Lay, sos; Edna Boyle, 529;
Vera Coulter, 525; Arlene Krohe,
400; Evadna Kott, 400; Dee Snyder,
SIS; Florence Yingling, 233, SGT.
Commercial League
Dick Bloom, Port Clinton Fish
Co., hit a GIG on games of 179-191-
246 as Commercial League went
into its next-to-last night of bowl
ing Monday. His team took three
points from Sans; Clinton Mems
Wear took three from P. C. Mfg.
(Which had big 1918 final gamel;
and Avalon with 1923 total took
all four from Johnie's. Gulas Mar
ket won three from Phil'S.
LEADERS: Tom Pachett, $40; D.
Gresh, SIS; L. Valance, 537; D.
Capko, $40; Earl Boyle, STA; J,
Molnar, SIT; J. Belser, 521; D,
Police, SOL; R. Rhode, $40; Mike
Millinger, Sal; D. Ward, $50; w.
Holz, 535; C. Whiting, 548; w. Rid.
die, 504.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20

the quintet dropped all four points
on the closing night to Peninsular
Candy. Prize money and trophies
will be awarded at a banquet May
l at the Jai Lai. Only partial team
reports were turned in for the last
nights bowling but they were:
TOPS: Lucille Fitz, 135-233-189:
557.
LEADERS: Carol Petersen, $50;
Lillian Nehls, 551; Lillian Capko,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20
KozY-KoRNER RE-oPENs

Chester and Mandy Young are
announcing the re-opening for the
season of KOZY-KORNER Restau-
rant corner Beaton and Oak SITS.
in Oak Harbor. Several specials are
featured during the opening weeks.
A coupon elsewhere in this issue
is good for an orange drink or
KoZv Kone
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20
Weavers, cIemons- Johnson Teams,
In Lead AT Duplicate Tournament

A husband-and-wife team play
ing in their first tournament, and
two young Port Clinton matrons
who have made good showing in
past tournaments stand at the top
of the list as the 10Th annual Dupli-
cate tournament at Guild Hall goes
into the finals this Friday night.
Twenty teams are competing. Les
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20
COL. PHILLIPS IN
FLORIDA ON VISIT

Colonel and Mrs. John N Phillips
of Erie Ordnance Depot, left Tues
day for Ocala, Florida, where they
will visit his father for ten days.
During Colonel Phillips absence,
1t. Col. ] l.. Holley, Jr., Program
Coordinator will assume command.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20
Valinoti Breaks Record
For Shot Put AS Team
Edges Rockets In Meet

Port Cnons track squad hung it's first victory of the
snowy rain the thincads squeezed past Dave Martin
Oak Habor Rockets 60 SIP to 81 712 defeat by San
dusky last Friday marked the teams opener for Coach Joe
r ,,lyo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20
Thursday Niaht Women.s Leaau

Thursday Night Women's League
TEAM WINNERS: Women of
Moose three from Bergeman's;
ONans, three from Lakeland; VFW
three from Clinton Cleaners; Ken
nelly's, three from no-name-listed.
TOPS: Janis Lambert, 204-173.
1877: 564.
LEADERS: Theresa Fowler, 1876,
486; Nora Westphal, 1877, SOB; Vera
Coulter, 1873; Lois Karshuk, 178;
Irma Whiting, 1856, 482; R. Zelm,
1870.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-04-20
Rowling

Tuesday Night League
Philips Jewelry won the league
championship as bowling in the
Tuesday night Women's League
came to an end this week, even tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
Bring your prescriptions to Peoples,
because

All the latest drugs When drug released stock
Immediately Often drugs that bascaly the placed
the market by several pharmaceutical manufacturers When
this happens stock them ALL to be of having just what
your doctors prescription calls for.
And of course stock all the older drugs currently being
cbe which may be prescribed The drug inventory for the
average Peoples Drug Store amounts approximately $4,000
This that always virtually certain have just
exactly what is required to fill your prescription.
RsasonabLe and uniform prices The price pay for
crption depends large extent the total quantity of the
drugs produced which the prescription Over the years.
drugs pass from the experimental and limit production
stages into large production and widespread usage considerable
savings have been effected Prescription prices uniform and
kept up to date throughout all Peoples Drug Stores
Utmost accuracy When prescription is filled at Peoples,
checked but fice. This system of doubecheng
extends not only the drugs that into prescription but
the tipping your doctors Instructions 1t you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

of getting just what your doctor wants to have the 0y he
you to have it.
Conveniently located aneh locations. There
are 81 Peoples Drug Stores in the Washington &c.
where you live chances are there's Peoples Drug Store
nearby ready fast accurately and economically
And your added convenience there two Peoples a
night stores located 18th Street and Thomas Circle in
Washington and other $40 Wilson Blvd Clarendon Va
If and emergency arises night remember these two
stores
Complete line of sicroom supplies You'll find whatever you
need for the home patient Peoples Drug Stores including
many drugs remedies which be sold the counter
without a doctors prescription Your
Peoples pharmacist will be happy to assist
you in any possible way. Call on him at
any time. AhAAAl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Liquor and the Airline"

|coD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
HOW THE DEvIL-ANIMAL TIsM-sEEKs
To CONTROL HIS ADAM AND EVE DUPEsI
Al present. the Civil Asronsufies Board and segment
Of transport ownership favors the serving Of liquor during
flights lest competitor gain sdvanisge-IN DOLLARS!
How true the New Testament Scripture: THE LOVE
OF MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL"
The devils Adam and Eve ego and psyehoIosy-into
which all human offspring bornfeeIs the need Of the
purchasing power Of money and the SEEMING security and
pleasure il PROMOTES!
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITY" (s&H).
Until chrisfIike spiritual hunger arises in individual
human consciousness, ample money-fhe devil argues
provides easy and pleasant violations Of the Ten Command
menss, and his Satanic Majesty mssmerres his dvpes
suckers thus: YOU ONLY LIVE oNcE"!-so. EAT,
DRINK, AND BE MERRY"-or. as recent sophsfesiion
expresses it LIVE IT UP"-seemns TO svperseds AvE
FUN"
See-Liquor and the Air Lines Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21

the excellency OF Spirit,
God, and the power Of
Spirit, God, prepares and
cultivates when properly
applied.
God Prepares and
CvItivates Spiritually
God has prepared among
us. in all ages those who
are willing to tell Others in
their own way how to gain
the wealth of harmony,
health, peace, joy, and con-
tentment. Oftimes it is good
to get out among others, or
have the grand opportunity
Of meeting other people and
find out their views, and
exchange ideas.
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
The VA Frowns on Mr.. Hoover"
(Chiesso Tribvnel

IChcago TrbUnel
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Veterans Administration Is billion empire and
bears excessively heavily the backs Of the taxpayers
because Of the DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST VOID, ANTI.
CHRIST JUDAISM THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT ROMAN
puts heavy burdens upon nations
and peoples. wherein II gains enfryl
THE IMPURE AND IMMATURE ASPECTS OF PROT.
ESTANTIsM-ovi Of which-ss q matter Of neeessty-My
Second Coming Of The Christ" in Miracle Science Messiah
ship Millennium 10 all peoples esme-snd is fvnetonns
irseuousy, with increasing momentum destined 10 guide
inspire, guard, and ibersts the entire human rseel
See The VA Frowns-P Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Us Nearing The Beginning
Of Its End 80.

Now, here, where Gods Detroit Tribune comes in
Last Sunday JAM or later we sent TO The General Man.
sqer Of General Motors Windsor. Canada three msay
portion, Of our Tribune first class mail with red pencil
marking Of our column on "A DvINELY INSPIRED, IN
FALlIBLE FORMULA"
Coineidenee7
Well tho Prophet Isaiah Of the Virgin Birth by the
Holy Ghost accurately 700 years in advance OF the event
says, speaking for God: my WORD SHALL PROFIT
WHERETo IT IS SENT!
Furthermore eonseersied Christian Scientists seknow
edge no other Mind intelligence for all righteous activity
than the One Mind Soul Spirit Substance. Psrsnn and
of-ihs entire vniverss-"oUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD.
ALL.HARMoNIoUS"i
And So Gods Detroit Tribune prsYsrfvlly ssesrtslns
Gods will, and executes i'll
Hence. IL dsrss 10 wage spiritual WARFARE WITH
THE WORLD THE FLESH, AND THE Dewitt
SPIRITUAL WIcKEDNEss IN HIGH PLACES
against the involuntary spiritual bastard Heb. l27, 81
pervssons OF Ny Gods Holy Word by the judas Christ
void, snii.Christ Jvdaism
See Strikes; Detroit NewspApers-Psge IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Rev. Dr.. Billy Graham

Minneapolis, Minnssots
Ny dear precious friend and your dear family:
Thank you for the lovely Christmas card. and sek.
nowIedss. with 10y and interest. your valued letter OF
January 9th, Just received.
Your trip 10 India, vnqvsstionsby, has Gods sponsor
ship. and most enthusiastic the prospects Of
certain blessings you will bring TO vast numbers Of those
dear people.
may not have gotten through your letter before God
said; Send him check for $25o'-snd yev shall have
additional help during the year.
See Rev. DR.. Billy Graham Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
From the Reader. Write Section. N. Y. Tribune,
Non-CathoIie View

To the N. Y. Herald Tribune:
Under the title, Catholics and School Aid" JOSEPH
urn contends that all taxpayers should support paroeh
schools He the statement that "2o8 cardinals arch
bishops and bishops" issued Nov. ~ He objects 10
Roman Catholic pensioners having support two systems
one Catholic. one public May give non-csihoes view
Of the bishops statement
The bishops exist TO teach The Catholic religion"
and TO teach the children TO think with the church, each
child TO be educated ss Christian with his dual citizenship
in time and eternity" Noncahoes object TO being COM
PEELED by The Federal support schools
exist tor this purpose, ie TO teach the Catholic religion
In which they do not believe Catholics would object
TO being compelled TO pay taxes TO teach The Protestant
religion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21

RECOGNIZE SPIRITUAL
BEING
The man, woman and
child who puts forth the
effort to claim his spirit
ual being is reaching out to
God through Christ Jesus.
In this manner, each and
every one who tries to
know God, in a scientific
way is recognizing his spir-
itual status, as the reflec-
ton of God.
And "a we begin TO know,
and understand God. we
cannot help but reflect Him
through spiritual under
standing. These are the
ones who are willing to
share with their fellowman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Tenement Fires

To the NJ Y Herald Tribune:
How many more human lives land those Of snimss,
tool must be sacrificed in hooeausts before the CITY decides
TO do something about in
This Is disgrace 10 the city. and would like 10 see
s'ref enforcement OF the present fire laws. or, lacking
them the enactment Of law that would fine negligent
landlords minimum Of $4,000 for such disasters conn
usnee OF present lsxity Is criminal
Gordon Smith,
New York. Jan. 4, 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
BENJAMIN Franklin Friend to Human
Kind
BY STAFFORD DERBY

&c. ,. MonItor1
PHlLADEL PHIA-Beni amin Frsnkn's lifelong doc
irns was that ideas should be broadcast and understanding
cultivated on an international scale that mankind would
progress toward the bright future he snvsonsd unhsm
psred by ignorance and freed from the ugly letters OF
These concepts being given sobs recognition on the
25oih anniversary Of that great American patriot statesman
inventor. and philosopher.
For IL was on Jan. H. 1905. that the career which was
10 leave such deep imprint the 18th century began
in tho colonial city OF Boston, Massachusetts,.
And on that same date in 1856 . yssr.ons program
10 enlist ell OF The old and media 70 foster the
free and voluntary communication Of ideas" will be
launched.
The grand design drawn up by committee OF the
Franklin Institute in Philadelphia c. l. Jordan Is chair
man and W. Lawrence Lspsgs and Henry B. organs are
the members.
They snsvIfsd by vsrifsbIs sea OF documentary
material which has remained evidence OF the practical
manner in which Franklin the printer put into action the
convictions Of Franklin the philosopher
Furthermore the permanent nature OF the contribution
which the elder statesman Of the Revolution has made 10
Americans became evident the nature OF the
2sosh celebration announced and Franklin dsvoses
popped up in unexpected we'll expected geographical
and theological spots.
See Benjamin Franklin Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Taxes for Churches

To the NJ. Y. Herald Tribune:
Mr. Harold r. Ration, Of Andover Mass, In his letter
on The taxation OF church properly strikes timely note
While real estate taxes mounting higher and higher
the number and value OF church properties are also con.
'sniy mounting " Is only Just that church property should
pay " Proporons's share and relieve The other sxpsys"
who really paying The taxes on exempt church property
Mr. Rsons quotation from President Grant 10 very spropo
only The need tor taxing church property Ia vastly greater
today than In Grants time.
Sherman Wakefield
New York, Jan. 4, 1885,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE,
AS PER JESUS IN JOHN s;43, a.
"WHY DO We NOT UNDERSTAND MY sPEECH7
EVEN BECAUSE YE CANNOT HEAR MY WORD.
eye ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL AND
THE LUSTS OF YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO.
"HE WAS A MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING,
AND ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH. BECAUSE THERE
IS NO TRUTH IN HIM.
"WHEN HE SPEAKETH A LIE, HE SPEAKETH
or HIS OWN. FOR HE IS A LIAR, AND THE
FATHER OF IT."-John s,43,44.
1.-THE BIG SOVIET LIE"
(cS. Monitor a NY. Tmes)
MIRROR OF WORLD OPINION
In their latest cold campaign the Soviet lead.
rssoriins Qualifications of history that
an insult TO Asian az well az to Western intelligence
Seq The Big Soviet Lie Page II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
million Dollar Fire Hits Freight
Depot

tChcago Iribune1
An extra alarm FIRE destroyed part of the $50 foot
long brick freight house Of the Wabash railroad at 272s
W. Roosevelt I'd yesterday and caused damage ssti-
mated at nearly million dollars.
Eight loaded freight cars, two Of which buckled
from heat OF the flames damaged Twenty trailer
vans damaged by water.
Flames scared rs feet and smoke billowed az high
a. 1000 feet Frsmsn hampersd BY freight cars,
trailer vans, and dense smoke
See Million Dollar Fires Page II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Billy Graham"
January s, 1856

January o, lv9o
Mr.. Andrew r. Frvehsvf
Hotel StafIer
Detroit 81, Michigan
Dear Mr. Frvshsvf
As you know, leaving for India on January Is
We will be gone approximately wo and half months The
State Department has informed that this 10 most sirs
sge due 10 The fact that the Russian leaders have
made such tremendously successful appeal 10 the
in India One Of every six people in the world Is
indian. Therefore cannot ignore this fleming sub
continent. We going with the objective not only Of
winning people 10 Christ but also Of challenging the millions
Of Christians In India 10 their responsibilities in This dsspe
hour in which live We have been informed that
there will be number OF physical dangers, but we gladly
face them in The name OF Christ because know that
people like you going TO be praying for the entire
time we gone.
See Billy Graham Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
U.S.. Air Collision Risk Said Greater
Each Day
By ALVIN SINISTER
New Yoyk Times Service

new IorK Ifnes oeFVICe
WASHINGTON, Jan. ia special government
sdvory group reported today that risks of mdair col
lsons had reached the critical stage with average
of four nearmsses reported by arlnes each day.
So congested were the srways, the group said, that
the hazards of collision would become greater each day.
II the nations traffic control facilities outmoded
and called the Federal Government take
sponsibity for improving the air facilities.
See u. S. Air Collision Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
"Straws in Spain"
('THE BEST is YET TO BE)-sAYs


GODS Detroit Tribune.
The dictatorship Of Ceneralissimo Franco in Spain
is encountering opposition from with which
dictatorshps least equipped to deal-from univer
sity students This may not sound significant at the
moment, but in Spanish-speaking countries studen.
opinion often forecasts the future.
new generation is growing up in Spain. Il has
atured since the repressons born Of the Spanish Civil
War began to fade But it reads the works Of such
thinkers former Professor Jose Ortega Gssset To
whom 1000 students OF the University of Madrid re-
Gently paid posthumous tribute.
See-Straws in Spain Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Pre-Mature Deaths
Assoc. Biology Prof., AZ
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
ALL DEATHS ARE THINKING s-U-F.
F-o-c-A-Ti-o-N.sll THE pEvL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
TAKES ASSOC. BIOLOGY PROF. FOR IS YEARS.
EDUCATED BEYOND HIS INrELLIcENcEl
NO AID FROM THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT ROMAN
acknowledgements is NO ESCAPE FROM
ORIGINAL sIk'-rHE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE
PSYCHOLOGY INTO WHICH ALL ADAMS AND EWES
ARE BoRNl
PART Z
WHAT AN IMPOSSIBLE ASSIGNMENT FOR THE
DEVILS MATERlA MEDIcAl-oR ANY OTHER
HEALING ENDEAvoRs VOID or NY iNpIsPENs.
ABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRIST
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPLEsi
See Premature Dsaths-Psrsa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
An Appalling Statement

Dear Or. Montana:
Let mo congratulate you the splendid magazine you
are getting out II has depth and the more read H. the
more get out OF H. " contains much information that
needed by the American public meet very few people
who really informed TO the nature and aspirations
Of the Roman Catholic Church. Hence one result is the
many mixed marriages.
See An Appalling Statement Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Profits Before Taxes And After"

(Chcago Tribune EdiforsD
" President Truman still in office he would begin
one section OF The Forthcoming annual economic report
with statement that corporation profits in 1855 amounted
10 "a billion dollars, which far and away more than
before
See-Prohts Beore Taxes Page2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Strikes: Detroit Newspapers
General Motors, Canada
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s. = +*

Modern Christian Science Crusader :,
Major Prophet Of "our Father-MotheI SIc az,
harmonious" (p. 16 Science and Health with Key 20
ths Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who w-by the grace acc; OF Coo
do a Fruehauf-Martn Luther job in this age!!'
And how! Science g. Health, our textbook, 10 Gods
Liberator OF The Bible. ,-~ ~
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND IHE
WRITER IS HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL ~,
Jesus "loved Righteousness and hated iniquity"!
The sslukewarm" live in a fools paradise"!
JAM Io-one Detroit daily 'phoned Gods Detroit Ir'
bvns for IS copies issue Of January whose column
l. back page carries that powsrpseksd God dictated mes
sage 70 strike desdIoeks.
The rs copies delivered TO an office containing
group Of men, presumably nssotafors, with possibly
mediator present.
Our Tribune dated Jan. 7. began 10 reach the public
Wednesday January a. and two OF the best days OF nsso
sfon late in the week On this Saturday evening
January -, the strike is nearly over.
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
Million Dollar Fires BrookIyn
And Chieaso-0f The Devils Alcohol
And Tobacco Dunes!

SUCH COMPLICATIONS ARE PRODUCTS
OF THE DEVILS JUDAS, CHRIST VOID,
ANTI CHRIST JUDAISM
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM
THE IMPURE AND IMMATURE ASPECTS
OF PROTESTANTISMl AND OTHER PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL WHO HAVE TO LEAN ON
THE DEVILS cRUTCH OF MATERIA MEDICA,
cHIRoPRAcTlCE, osTEoPATHY, sENsUoUs,
PSYCHOLOGICAL ENDEAvORS, AND IMPURE
PRAYERS WHICH EXCLUDE MY Coda
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAHi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-21
FEAR NO EVIL
Have Faith in the Power Of God
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

"AND THE LORD SAID, IF YE HAVE FAITH
AS A MUSTARD SEED. YE MIGHT SAY UNTO THE
SYCAMORE TREE, BE THOU PLUCkED UP BY THE
ROOT, AND BE THOU PLANTED IN THE SEA; AND
1T SHOULD OBEY YOU"-(Christ Jesus).
RISE IN SPIRIT