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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
7-Donny Thomos. Coined,

7-Donny Thomos. Comedy.
Danny hos trouble when daughter
ond son ottempt to smuoole O pet
through customs.
9-Diomond jubilee.
9:25
5-Motthew Warren. News.
$50
4-PIoywrights SO.
mick and Lettie." An Army
nurse, considered the comic of
her outfit, meets on officer, like
wise considered q joker. They
foil in love. Nancy Walker.
5-MosteFpieee. Movie.
"a Hours. Passport TO Heaven.
1916. An old foker sees thot q
uniform will open doors, poses as
militoY hero. Albert Bosser-
man.
7-C0voIeode Theoter. Drama.
THE Mojor Of St. To-" The 18th
anniversary of D-Doy presents
true drama Of Moi. Tom HOWE
and the fighting in Normandy.
Peter Groves, Nick Dennis, Robert
Cossen.
o-Red Shelton. Comedy.
Guests: John Corrodine. Billy Gil
bert, Sterling Holloway.
1000
INVESTING.
Hour. Live from Baltimore.
1854, 900 Question. Quiz.
1880
4-Big Town. Dromo.
Steve Wilson Voeotions OF O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
June 5

5-Steve Donovan. Action.
Missouri outIows." Douglas
Kennedy.
7-Bryson Rash. News.
9-Do You Trust Your Wife?
Quiz. Edgor Bergen.
7:05
7-Jim Gibbons. Sports.
ISIS
7-John Dolly. News.
1870
4-Dinoh Shore. Color.
5-Woterfront. Adventure.
"Coptoin Johns Dilemma" Pres
ton Foster.
7-Worner Brothers. Drama.
decision. Cheyenne demon
strotes toctics to Stiff -necked"
covolry officer in q bottle with
the indians. Clint Wolker, Rich
ord Denning.
9-Nome Thot Tune. Quiz.
7:45
4-John c. Swoyze. News.
500
4-MiIton BerIe Show. Color.
Guests: EIvis Presley, Debro
Poeet, Arnold Stone, Irish Nc
Gallo and Les Boxter's Bond.
5-Evening Movie.
hour, IS min. "MirocIe Of the
Bells" le48. A movie queen
dies and is token to her home
town TO be buried. There mir
ocIe tokes place. Fred MocMur-
ray, Wolff.
9-PhiI SiIvers Show.
Seret. BiIko makes another moior
decision about q girl.
$50
7-Wyott Eorp. Western.
An outflow bond revolts against
IFS Ieoder and then meets Wyott.
9-Novy Log. Dromu.
A pIebe leorns the hard woy obout
rules OF the U. S. NovoI Academy.
900
4-Jone Wymon Theoter.
THE Key" A student nurse in
O mental hospitol Ieorns thot one
mistake in dealing with the in
sane con be fotol. jane Wyraon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
ICHIcAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. June 20 IN USDAl. -
Salable, hogs, 5000; moderately active,
generally % lower on butchers; sows
uneven, weak to rs lower; several lots
Nos. / and 2 190-220-lb. butchers, 10 go
1875; around rs head at 1875: such
hogs scarce: bulk Nos. and 200-250
lbs, l6.25-l6.50; some lots at 1850
CARRYING No. / end: most Nos. : and
250-270 lbs, 16.00-1625; 2S0-3OO lbs,
Is. 5O-l6.00; small volume 160-19O lbs,
ii .50-16.25; 325-400-lb sows, in larger
lots. l3.25-l5.00: selected lots 275-300
lbs, 16.25-15.60; most 400-550 lbs, In
lots of 10 head or more, 11.50-13.50
Salable cattle, 5000; salable calves,
300; steers and heifers moderately ac-
tive, fully steady to % higher: cows
grading utility and better about steady
Gamers and cutters fairly active, fully
steady; bulls and vealerS mostly steady;
stoekers and feeders slow, about steady +:
load Of prime 1.240-lb steers. 2g75:
bulk high choice and prime steers, 900
lbs. down, 21.25-22 50; bulk choice
steers, 20.25-21. 90; good to low choice.
lS.00-20.00; a load l,0o-lb. standard
grade steers, 1875; choice and prime
heiters. IL. 50-2l 80: good to low choice,
"a .50-1a.2J; utility and commercial COWS.
1O.15-13OO: a few high commercial TO
1880; few standard cows, 13.25-I4 90;
most Gamers and cutters, 9.00-11 so;
utility and commercial bulls, 1900
1900; good and choice vealers, 1900
5000; most Gull to commercial grade,
1O.O0-l5.O0; some good and choice
yearling stock steers, lS.2519.60; q
load of good 9S5-ib. feeding steers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Both Sides Hint
Concessions in
Steel Dispute

NEW YORK, June rs (R.-
Company and union have limited
they both might be ready to give
an inch or two in their dead
locked negotiations for a new
contract in the steel industry.
The I1egotiators met again
today in an effort to head off
IA strike Of $4,000 members Of
the United Steelworkers of
America at midnight Saturday
contract expiration time.
There was no official shift yes
terday in the positions taken by
both sides. But there were indi-
cations that a change may be
in the offing.
The big three" producers -
United States Steel, Bethlehem
and Republic-have insisted on a
five-year no-strike contract. The
union says a f1ve-year agreement
is too long.
John Morse, Bethlehem lawyer,
said yesterday the industry is
firm" on a five-year agreement
But he noted that this is the
industry's present position"
Mr.. Morse and other company
representatives did not rule out
a change in their stand if the
union modified its demands.
On the union side. a group of
5000 SteelWorkers in Pittsburgh
wired USW President David J.
Mcdonald to ''try for a good
three-year settlement"
The union is believed to be re-
Iceptive to a three-year contract
with a 20 cent-an-hour package
increase in the first year.
Meanwhile. some steel firms
got set to start cooling their
blast furnaces tomorrow night in
preparation for possible strike.
The union ordered placards for
pickets and arranged for soup
kitchens.
One of the top company ne
gotiators, first vice president Of
Republic Steel. said the cost of
any wage settlement would be
passed on to consumers in the
form of higher steel prices. The
composite price of steel is now
almost $3.50 a ton.
"We cannot afford to have a
wage increase that is not fol-
lowed by a price increase" he
said. I'VE said We needed a price
increase last November-and we
really mean it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
.AirIines Cut Fares
On Atlantic Flights

CANNES, France, June &c
(R.-The worlds major airlines
have agreed to put into effect in
October a new transatlantic
round trip excursion fare OF
$425 New York-London. The
fare is $97 cheaper than at pres
lent.
1t took the International All
Transport Association, which
sets international fares, almost
a month to agree yesterday to
the lower fares, proposed by Pan
American Anyways and Trans
World AirlineS.
The agreement must now be
approved by the various member
governments. but this is re-
garded as a foregone conclusion,
The conference also agreed to
set up two rate scales for first
class. The current first class
one-way New York to London
fare is $440. Starting in April
the regular first class fare will
be $500 while the de luxe
ISleeperette service will be $3.50,
with a berth extra.
The airlines agreed on a spe-
icial emigrant fare from Europe
to the United States and Canada
from November through March
each year. This will be 40 per
cent less than the regular tour
list fare.
They committed themselves to
IA new class tourist service from
April, 1858 with fares as low as
$4l7.60 round trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Leary Auto Firm Drop
ChrysIer Franchise

H. b. Leary, Jr., q Bros, Inc.
which started in the automobile
business here in 1907, has de-
cided to relinquiSh its Chrysler-
Plymouth franchise, but for the
time being will continue its auto
service at 1902 U street NV.
President H. B. Leary, jr., said
he is sorry to leave the auto sales
business. but has decided to de-
vote his efforts to more profitable
fields in which he is interested.
The firm started as a dealer
for the Bailey Electric 49 years
ago and acquired the Maxwell
franchise in 1911, then the
Rambler and Mitchell, all names
that have disappeared in the
auto trade.
1t began selling Chrysler in
1923 and later added the Ply
mouth. 1t was Chrysler's oldest
dealer.
Mr.. Leary said inventories of
new and used cars will be liqui-
dated as soon as possible. The
20 employees of the firm were
notified yesterday morning OF
the decision. At one time there
were more than 100 employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Allegheny Airlines Given
Safety Award Again

Allegheny Airlines again has
received the Aviation Safety
Awards from the National Safety
Council for completing another
year without passenger or crew
fatality.
Since starting passenger serv-
ices in 1949, Allegheny has flown
more than 1,462,000 passengers
more than 218,698, 900 miles
without an accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, June 20 LP.-Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents unchanged I'M
less otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market ] 25/ 1872 per cent premium or
lOl .TSls U. S. cents. up f33.
Europe: Great Britain (pound) S2.s0,
of "a; 30-day futures 279 1922, of
/ .s B0-day futures 2.79. of 1s; 9O-day
futures 2.7s 1882, of 70: Belgium
tranc) 2.00ss.. UP 00,s; France tfrancl
.2S9s Holland tguilder) 2611; Italy
Sral .1dA of cent; Portugal tescudo)
300 Sweden kronal, 1884; Switzer-
land france Gree, 1894; Denmark
| (kroneJ, 1850
Latin America: Argentina tfree). 31h,
up III: Brazil tfree), %; Mexico,
sol; Venezuela (bolivar). 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
LOWEST PRICES ..BEsT TERMS IN TOWN.!

StonIey WeIeh Texoeo
1929 Duke Street, Fl. 1883
PeTine Bros. Service Center
1885 W. Broddoek Rood, XII. $3.50
ARLINGTON, VA.
American Service Center
5ss N. clsbs Rood. IA. 7-7722
Anderson 8 Tew Sunoeo
ssol lee Hishwoy, JE. 1850
FiFsstons Stores
4o43 2eih Street South lshirlinaienl
kl. s-6el0
FiEestone Stores
100 N. Hishland Street tcIorsndonl
"a. l-ll9l
Hseht Co.
Wilson Blvd. and oIsbs Rd., MA. $500
Burr Heishmon's
1903 Lee Highway. IA. 7.ool7
Houston 8 Poland Service
1900 colvmbie Pike. IA. 1880
Roy Weleh Tsxoeo
SOL lee Hishway. JE. 1850
cENTREVILLE, VA.
csion's ESQ Service
Browning s-s6es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
'' e BUSINESS
Better Business Bureau
Elects Zirkin Choirmon
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Dewey zirkin. president Of H
Zirkin & Sons, Inc, today was
elected chairman Of the Wash
ington Better Business Bureau
for the coming year. He sue.
ceeds William H. Dyer, executive
vice president Of Perpetual Build
ing Association.
A native of Washington, Mr.
zirkin has served as vice chair
man Of the bureau. He is a past
president Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, the
Kiwanis Club and the Furriers
Club of Washington.
John c. Pyles, president OF
the City Bank, was elected vice
chairman of the bureau and
Frank A. Gunther, executive vice
president of Security Bank, was
elected treasurer.
Oscar !. Dodek. executive vice
president and general manager
Of D. j. kaufman. Inc, was
elected assistant treasurer ano
Richard K. Lyon of Lyon, Wilmer
d Bergson was named general
counsel. Leland S. Mccarthy is
managing director.
In addition to the officers. 4e
business and financial leaders
were named to the board Of
trustees for the coming year.
Mr.. Dyer, the outgoing chair
man, pointed to the addition OF
$50 new bureau members in the
last year and said this was the
largest increase in the bureaus
history. Membership now totals
around 300.
Leland S. Mccarthy, managing
director, reported the bureau
handled 1882 consumer and
business inquiries in the year
and $3.50 consumer and business
complaints.
Financial inquiries numbered
1886 and financial complaints
totaled 460. Commercial in
quiries totaled 1895 and COM
mercial complaints numbered
915. Merchandise inquiries to-
tailed 1927 while merchandise
complaints aggregated 4,372.
Sigurd Anderson, Federal
Trade Commissioner, was guest
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
B&O May Net Income
Dips From 1855 Figure

The Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road today announced its ne
income for May totaled $780,.
$50. a drop of $64,335 under thai
for May 1855.
For the first five months OF
this year. net income totalec
$11,388,277, an increase Of
$1,685.101 over the comparable
1855 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26

SOUTHWEST
Bruee's Texoeo
oh and Merylend Ave. S.W., NE. s.le63
NORTHEAST
Joe Belle Texoeo
1901 sladsnsbvrs Rood NE. Il. 4-5l42
Firestone Stores
6o4 Rhode Island Ave. NE. 40. 1850
Hite's Shell Service
18Th and Monroe SIS. NE. IA. 1910
SOUTHEAST
Coral Hills FiTestone Store
13l Marlboro Pike Sc, 10. $500
District Home 9 Auto Supply
1870 Good Hope Rood Sc, ~. 1850
Gloss Manor Firestone Store
1870 lndion Heed Highway, 10. 7.2los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26

Buv Now Before the Tox
7..us senote has approved new excise tO*
- be levied on all passenger and h'enw0Y Tp'
truck tires. This new tax which vi" OeeO".
effective July lst, is to help defrOy the COST OF
-. now national road building progrom' lO'0'
-. ;, tires will now ronee from about So'oO 10
$500 set, depending on tire size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Area Steel Inventories
Better Than Average

Steel inventories in the Wash
ington area are better than
average" according to a survey
by the Fred S. Gichner Iron
Works, Inc.
Steel users in the area have
been building inventories for
some time in anticipation of pos
sible plant shutdowns, the survey
found.
Shortages continue in struc-
tural sizes and plates, but sup
plies seem ample, at least for
the immediate future. in such
items as sheets and bars, angles,
flats and small shapes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26

pared with $7,967,l19 in the
same 1855 period, the company
reported today.
Operating revenues of $49, 093,-
S09 were up $5.636,377, while
operating deductions of $37, 1885,
189 were. up $3,700.189.
Net for May was $1,578,854 VS..
Isl ,4l1,276 in May last year,
Operating revenues of S9,367.-
713 were $l,O60,962 higher, while
operating deductions of $7,242,-
698 were $716,661 higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
VEPCO Earnings Climb
Well Above Year Ago

Net income of Virginia Electric
& Power Co. rose to $9.O63, $50
in five months of this year, COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, June 20 LP1.--(NationaI
Association Securities Dealers, Incl:
Moon QuotationS)
The Detroit tribune., 1956-11-10
U.S.. Jury Inditts-

Continued from Page u
Hence, the reeeptivty in less than year after the
marydom Of Ny beloved Abe Lincoln and close Of the
Civil War blood BATH ls l3 centuries. exactly after the
Ascension Of Ny beloved Son. Christ Jesus Of My Mary
Baker Eddy appointed by Me-
The woman. per Jesus Matt. 1898. who would put
the "LEAvEN - Christ Miracle Science Messiah - into
THREE MEASURES OF MEAL" SCIENCE. THE
olOGY. MEDClNE"-ihe title Of the Sixth Chapter Of Ny
Incompatible imperative Christian Science fexbook-the
SAVIOR berafor, and protector Of The Holy Scriptures
King James, Protestant superior all others Master
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" and IS revealing and demon
stratns ONE and ONLY ONE Creator. Parent-"cALL
NO MAN FATHER" ..-as per Jesvs-one REAL creation
he heshess. IMmateraI. spiritual christIike completely
popvsiing fhe entire universe throughout all eternity with
omnipresenf heaven and eternal life, demonstrating the
NATIVE NOTHNcNESs" of the human and material"
so-csed creations. which merely visible, MYTHICAL
MORTAL THOUGHT eovnferfets and bvrlesqves Of invs
be but understandable indestrUciibe sernsIy harmon
iovs. divine idsssl
u s. JURY INDIcTs INcIso AS RAcKETEER
UNION CAR ACCUSED or FUND MISUSE
Angelo lnciso. 49, exeonvef president ct smassmated
local 2s6 Of ihs United industrial Workers union, In
deted yesterday by federal grand Jury charges Of
violating the Tsft-1srsey labor law.
The n Indictment charged Inciso with illegally
forcing employers Of union members to contribute $40
1876 70 The local. previously known - local 2s6 Of hs
United Auto Workers.
PART or FUND USED
Robert Tisksn. United STAYS attorney. end an assistant
tceniinvsd Nsxf coIvmn Tepl
The Detroit tribune., 1956-11-10
There Was Only One
Continued from Back Page)
TODAY THERE ARE OVER $50 MILLION
pROTEcTAMIS


TODAY THERE ARE OVER $50 MILLION
PRoTEsTANTs
Seventy million Of them Lvfherans-fhe largest OF all
Protestant groups Lvfheransm has not only continued 70
be major Christian body in several central and northern
European nations but has extended its influence deeply into
all Of the world through continuous programs Of
missions, mercy. social service. and education.
Lvshsrsnsm makes attempt to exclude forcibly
politically other Christian groups The Lutheran Church
does pass laws II does not egsae It's task Is not TO
make rules and regulations to levy to systematic
salvation. II neither permits" nor prohibits"
u proeIaims Christine Christ set forth in Gods Holy
Word. the Bible Lutheran faith and worship joyous,
forwsrdIookns personal, tmeIess, deeply rooted.
LuTHERANlsM GROWS WITH CHICAGO
430 congregations observe Reformation Sunday October
2sh On this birth date Of Protestans the Lvherans Of
Chicago. along with those throughout the world will
dedicate themselves the continued proclamation Of the
evangelical faith Of e holy catholic apostolic Church,
Lutheran churches Of the Chicago invite you TO
their services this svndayand succeeding Sundays
YOU will be welcome. and you will feel welcome.
cHIcAcoLAND LUTHERAN EVANGELISM MISSION
Parallel Mission Activity Of chiesgoIsnd
Lutheran Churches
The Detroit tribune., 1956-11-10
Walls Of Jerieo Falling! Joshua.
KremIin 5 Loss Of Yuuos|avia, . ;.

AAssr Christian scisusist friend Of the Tribune shared
this thought relative 10 chvlssn Science lecture being
presented al Lutheran Church In midwest State Il Is
the first time in the w. S. TO his knowledge. We suggested
II had occurred from time to time.
Tribune publisher responded with thanks, but thought
ihe falling walls Of Jericho inspired by ths turmoil
in Poland and Hungary
The Detroit Tribune has long declared ihe Irresistible
movement Of sefdesrvefion. conversion Of oil mani.
fssations Of hs dsviI!-commvnlsm. The dsvrs Judss
Christ void anchrisf Jvdsism the devFs fraudulent
Roman Catholic. mssriase psrvsrsions Of ihs CHILD
LESS Christ Jssvs-"the Way ths Truth, and ihs LMs"
who presented PoPELEss. drvsIsss. nor-rsgimsnisd
spiritual NOT neshy and material" chrssanty-bvs
Christianity which protects It's true followers to which Ny
Chosen People. christike Christian Scsuss testify with
validity and than any other people ssihi
Whereas Roman Catholics constantly ths targets
for the deviI-anima magnetism - rapes, murders,
tragedies in transportation!
Of course, ALL NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTIST human.
DEVILS Adam and Eve dvpes Of their anichrist AdamEvs
births Of the deviIish fraudulent. MYTHICAL visible
mortal thought counterfeit and bvresqve human
their so-eaIed material world. ARE VULNERABLE
The Detroit tribune., 1956-11-10

FORTH CLEAN FROM AN uNcLEANs NOT oNe1n
-Jeb.
COMMANDMENT NO. 4: THOU SHALT NOT
syEAL"i-NoT EVEN WITHIN THE LAWI -
Unrspensans sinners DEVILS snfichriss Adam end EYES,
esef many sws; for example, Me DEVILS Adams end Ewes
repealed shss nebis. dvINsly conceived PRoHleTioN-
BECAUSE THE DEVILS SPIRITUALLY TRAIT.
oRoUs, CHRIST VOID, ANTI-cHRIST JUDAISM AND
THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT ROMAN CATHOLICISM
WITH ITS MATERIALlsTlc PERvERsIoNs OF THE
SPIRITUAL. NoN-REGkMENTED. DRUclESS,
LioUoRlGS9. poPELEss. navINELy PROTECTIVE
CHRISTIANITY Or NY c-hL-L-nL-Es-s. HOLY
GHOST CONCEIVED INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET
NISSAN SON. NEEDS THE DEVILS ALCOHOLIC
AVERAGE. AS DOES THE DEVILS JUDAISM TO
CARRY on THEIR sUBsTTuTIoNAl CEREMONIES
IN PLACE OF OBEDIENCE TO OUR COMMANDMENTS.
JESUS AND MINE. WITH THE PROMISE OF EVEN
GREATER WORKS" TO THOSE UNDERSTANDING The
CHRIST. TRUTH. WHICH MAKES FREE. AND
STRICT OBEDIENCE THERETO. LOYALTY AND
DEVOTION TO nae. YOUR "FATHERMoTHER GOD.
ALL-HARAoNloUS" AND NY CHRIST IDEAL OF
soNsHiP. WORLD AND UNivERsE!l
COMMANDMENT NO. 3: THOU SHALT NOT
covET"
And how seried ssnssfers Of fhe labor movement
have COVETED the good names and achievements OF
builders and leaders Of incompatible production
industries advancing LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY1-
which imperative Christian Science
men will make and chrisfIike and spiritual
COMMANDMENT NO. A.: THOU SHALL NOT BEAR
FALSE WITNESS. -
The wolf wolf wolf" Of the DEVILS rackeieering labor
leaders. Esq., the gigantic lie that Tsarfley Is slave
labor Iaw!!
You don't hear that any because the devil in labor
leadership has been exposed TO he majority Of the popvs
tion!
God forced Tsff.HsrtIey upon the Congress Of the
u because Of the tsiforovs damnsbe labor raeeeer
ing, which hndsred fhe prosecution Of World War II and
inflicted gigantic mv.blion imitation upon The Ameri-
people!
And that damnsbIe spiritually traitorovs Democratic
lesd of of md Conn.,
mvnisn. spiritual bastard Heb. 127 81 r. D. R.. GAVE
MY MESSIAH NATION, PEARL HARBoR!
The Detroit tribune., 1956-11-10
The Devil Interfering With Free
Enterprise-

INToLERABLE CONDITIONS VIOLATING At
LEAST FOUR OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. HAVE
BEEN IMPOSED UPON COUNTLESS EMPLOYERS
THE DEVILS coMMUNIsTINsPIRED AND ORGAN
lzED clio. EVEN ATTEMPTED. THROUGH
VIOLENCE, TO STEAL CONTROL OF KoHLER
OF WISCONSIN,
AND so. THE MURDERoUs cIo JOHN cUNAcA
HAS BEEN PROTECTED FROM COURT TRIAL BY
THAT SPIRITUAL 'PRosTITUTE.' 'soAPY
WILLIAMS OF MicHIGANl
AND so, WE HAVE CLORIFlED cANcSTERS IN
TNE LABOR MOVEMENT WHO HAVE BEATEN THE
RAP AND TAKEN ON THE CLOAK OF RESPECT
ABILTTYi THEY VIOLATED FOUR COMMANDMENTS:
I. THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE
ME"-suBSTANcE. SPIRIT. CREATOR. PARENT c'caIi
No Father" per Jesvs
Millions OF Christian Seienfisfs-y Chosen PeopIeI-
ere demonstrating life MORE ABUNDANTLY." as per
Jesus and Mrs. Eddy-"DIvINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET
AND ALWAYS WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED
p. 4s4. c. s. textbook
DISCERNING THAT NY sUPERABUNDANT SUB.
STANCE IS MADE MANIFEST TO HUMAN NEEDS VIA
SPIRITUAL THOUGHTS AND IDEAs-ANcELs.
iF YOU PLEASED
But early, daily study Of Indispensable ineompsr
shis, mpsrsvs Christian Science BibeLesson Sermons
sss nssdsd 10 face that phony DEVILS. snchrsf Adam
snd Eve world Of SHINING, stupid bvndering morfss
CONCEIVED m SIN AND BROUGHT FORTH ~
iNicuITY. MAN [soesIIsdl BORN or WOMAN IS or FEW
DAYS AND FULL or TRouBLEl WHO CAN BRING
tconsinvsd Next Column Top)
a DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1856
The Detroit tribune., 1956-11-10

John J. ovsn whe presented shs esss 10 ss srsnd lv
said The money 10 have been used 10 provide hssH
and welfare benefits for union msmha They alleged that
ineiso failed TO set v les srvssessO Of the welfare
fund BY shs union and smpIeysvs
They charged that only part Of shs mssy ferwsrsd
- ihs American ceninsts Insurance esmpsey, 10 s. 10
Sale st.. for ihe benefit Of union members.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-11-10
LEGS SEVERED BY FREIGHT CARS,
RAILRoADER DIES"

"A 24year-od Wabash Railroad helper. whose legs were
severed when he fell beneath five moving railroad cars
died in Lincoln Hospital.
children. :"