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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29
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70 tsks single statement only from Lord and rem
shs major apostles Jesus says in simple language u will
ssain" tJohn l4s3L
rhsn. Of eovrss. Paul. The Lord Himself shall descend
from hssvsn" John. re shall appear The curtain shall
b lifted ssids and sha Him. Peter. The Chief
shspssd sam sppssr" And James. Jhs csaalns 1t The
Lord dsswssh s9h"
Rssd Acts 1:l1, This Jesus. which b tsksn Up
srsm pov Into heaven shall in IKE 70
have tim % into hssvsn" in Ike manner" How did
He - He went suddenly. Unexpectedly He went msiss
tisay. And IN like Ne will again. The Bible
deslssss H.
The second reason Is HISTORY DEMANDS IT. The
second coming Of Jesus Christ l. absolutely logical Two
thousand the Eternal invaded the temporal What
0ed did once 10 suppose He will not
do sssn. Thss Ne will not do u in The wsy there Is
abundant evidence in fhe Scripture but that He will again
intervene IN the affairs Of this world by hs coming Of Jesus
Christ is what the Bible declares.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29

SPEAKS TO FiLlPiNos
Pope Says Christian Cannot Be
Neutral

MANILA tAPl-Pops Plus XII tsld the FiIlpnos Sunday
true chvisilsn cannot b nsvfrsl while The very con.
science 81 mankind h being assaulted and dsnIsd"
Vatican City broadcast closed ths second NssionsI
Eveharse Congress Of hs Philippines. a. which prayer
BY President Ramon Mssssyssy drew criticism from minority
religious groups.
by Christ.
Tho better world for which The nations yssvning
will b born and nevrshsd Of His ssncyng and healing
crses or n will nef come 20 birth ~ sl" No said.
That victory far Divine end human values In shs sobsI
svvsss for mems souls h assured 10 those sous who ere
Isysi 70 His esvss end sbsdlsns 10 His eemmsnds."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29
Six Facts About Women
tconfinued from Back Page,

(connved from Back Psgsl
THIRD. Women smokers are much more affected BY the
20 various poisons the fumes Of tobacco smoked This
the delicate construction Of hs female
omy.
FOURTH Women smokers WELD bad influence upon
society but especially upon children and fesn-sgers They
readily conclude III Nom does IT, It's okay for 70
tobacco asow
Luther Burbank said "A cigarette IN boy is like
grain Of sand in watch" One cigarette company sent
packs Of their product number Of High School boys
with letter, saying, Dear Friend We sending you
package Of Pvres cigarettes. We hope you will
them your satisfaction and want more" One intelligent
boy replied as follows:
Dear Srs received the package OF cigarettes end used
them 10 my satisfaction. stepped them in quart Of wssr.
and sprayed bvsinfestsd bushes Every bug tsd
These cigarettes surely good poison may want
next spring If any bugs SURVIVED
effects greatly contribute 70 It's widespread among
women!
Now listen TO a statement by Or. Oliver Bryant %
Los Angeles said he Tobacco today kills people Than
hard liquor Tobacco especially in the form Of cigarettes
20 cent Of oil deaths In eoronsry heart disease
and It's associated heart and erevaforY ailments SEVENTY
PER CENT Of ali deaths among doctors due eorons
heart disease and similar per or ALL DOCTORS ARE
HEAVY SMOkERS He also said, I'm Of zen, sud-
den death among prominent business the nation
Is caused by heart disease due TO tobaeeo"
SIXTH. Women smokers can be delivered from iobseeoI
First give your life completely Christ; His saving
grace Just then resolve. touch tobacco
again!
Published by Your Gospel Hour. Box 80. Pontiac, Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29
Lake Crews Try to Raise Bodies

Continued from pags -
Nok-chRisTlAN sclENTisrs ARE TOO SLOPPY
~ THEIR THINKING. DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS.
EDUCATION AND Culture: TOO VULNERABLE
70 THE oAisLAucHrs OF THE DEvL-ANIMAL
MAoNETlsM
NY FLEsALESs. l-MlMATERiAL. SPIRITUAL.
cHRisrLikE. OFFSPRING HAVE DOMINION OVER ALI
GUT THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE DUPEs ARE
NOT LIBERATED ~ THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRiPPLEsl AND THE OTHER
RnLloIosis AND PHILOSOPHERS or THE HUMAN
RAcEsi
THE CHRIST. TRUTH. MAKES FREE!
BUT IT IS NOT AVAILABLE. IN ITS COMPLETENESS
AND PURITY. OUTSIDE OF NY INDISPENSABLE.
INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT
THE HUMAN RACES WILL BEND THE KNEE TO
NY TWO INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE REPRESENT
ATlvEs SINCE CHRIST JEsUS-MY GREATEST
PROPHECIES OF ALL TIME. THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY. AND NY CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLESl-
REVEALED THROUGH THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY. FOUNDER AND LEADER OF THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT
LAKE CREWS TRY TO RAISE BODIES or
Detroit News
Rough and high winds In eastern Lake Erie have
prevented recovery Of The bodies Of Ave Dssrosrs by
diver IN the wreesss Of private plane that in the
lake Saturday,
Another attempt TO raise the plane be made today
II weather permits.
II Is owned by ihs Peninsvar Steel Co.. 244oI croes
beck, Warren Township
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Letter 10 The Publisher
II svAkcsLlsT TAnGRnsAcis
"Yovr oeepel Nv"
cKLW -z:3o sm. - VICAR q an. - Bvsrv s,..s..
ocsehor ., Iak6 !"

Andre~ r. Frvelavf
Hotel Stasler.
Detreit 81. Mich.
Dear Friend
We received your cheek 10 help ~ Asp Your o.,
Hour on shs cir. and wish - fao .1hs eppor.nsr -
THANK YOU from shs bottom ~ eur hearts for vourli
interest and for your good sUppovt % much ~
especially a. this time Of need. Nay God richly bs.,
you In return Is sincere prayer. We know Ne wr
for, ''fhs Lord iovssh cheerful givsrt.
Enclosed is several copies Of my message Of lest week
six Facts About Women Smokers" appreciate YOUR A.
Presa OF This talk and ysS want additional ess,ss
please - not hssltsts 10 lot know and they sh. A.
forthcoming % ones
Please prey for ss foreign mlssonsy ministry Of Your
Gospel Hour especially BY oeds grace shall sndssvor
10 keep these messages going cut only in the hoslsnd
hut also 70 the regions beyond Please prey the fund,
will continue 70 in TO make this very thing possb.
until the coming Of the Lord.
So then. THANKING YOU once again. and. Until YOU
hear and we hear again from YOU we are
Very truly yours
A. J. Bsvshsy and Wife
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Pupil Cuts Principals Face
in ScuffIe"

s. 40 STUDENTS SEE HIM USE RAZOR"
'YPsLANTi TEACHER WOUNDED SERIOUSLY"
free Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
A SHOCKING CASE OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
OF NoN.cHRISTiAN SCIENTIST HOME. PARENTS
CHURCH. SUNDAY SCHOOL. EDUCATION
CULTURE. THERAPEUTICS
HOWEVER. IT NEVER HAPPENED IN NY SIGHT,
IN THE ONE AND ONLY REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE, THE FLESHLESS ilN-MATERiAL,
SPIRITUAL. cHRisTLIKE, OF oMNlPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
BUT SUCH SHOCKING BEHAVIOR MUST BE
UNDERSTOOD. AND DEFEATED. AND HEALED!
ONLY ONE OF NY CHOSEN PEoPLE-cHRIsTLIkE
CHRISTIAN SclENTIsTS!-coULD BE DEPENDED
UPON TO HAVE HARMLESslY TRluMPHED OVER
THAT CHALLENGE!
l. GOD. DICTATED TO NY INCOMPATIBLE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MARY BAKER EDDY:
MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE AS ITS
MASTER" tS&H). according to Christi
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Marvel Not At The Prosperity
Of The Wicked; They Shall Soon
Be Cut Down -. ~ ~

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BUT SURPRISING THEY DO DIE WITH MANY
SEEMING ADVANTAGES. DO YOU THINK THAT THE
DEVILS ANTI-cHRIsT ADAM AND EVE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS. OF SIN,
DISEASE. DEFoRMTIEs. DEATH. DISASTERS
PESTILANcEs, WARS COMMUNISM. CAN oUTWlT
NE. YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD ALL-HAR.
M0NloUS"?
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL tso-esIIsd
EXISTENCE" IS A GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH
HENCE. JESUS PROFOUND SAYING: JUDGE NOT
BY APPEARANCES. JUDGE A RIGHTEOUS JuncMENT1
SPIRITUAL SENSE. DvNELY SCIENTIFIC CHRIST.
LIKE, OF THE INDISPENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE
IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT,
ALONE REVEALS oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE. THE ETERNAL BLISS or NY
FlESHlESS. I-MMATERlAL. SPIRITUAL, CHRISTINE
OFFSPRING. WHICH THE DEVILS ADAM AND
EVE HUMAN DUPES WILL BE FORCED TO DISCERN
VIA SUFFERING. STUDY. MEDITATION. PRAYER.
UNDER THE INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE LEADER
SHIP OF NY GREATEST AND ONLY PURE AND
MATURE. AND COMPLETE RELIGION AND THERA.
PEuTIcs OF ALL TIME. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT. WHICH WILL LlRERATE EDUCATION
so-eslIed CULTURE. AND NATURAL" SCIENCE
FROM THE CONTROL OF THE DEvlli-ANMlAL
MISUNDERSTANDING THE DEVILS SOCIAL
H-BOMB. s-E-x!!!
Dr. Billy Graham the seemingly snvious status OF
some Of the wicked.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29
NY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham

by Oily Sronam WTes ~"
QUESTION: What good is rsision7 There Is man N
our neshborhood who goes church. AROUND
and Is mean to his family But he has bigger house. more
money and has to be happy than people VINO
are trying 10 live right. MOE.
ANSWER: You have told quite bit about your
neshbor and you have also told quite lot about your
SELF
You speak Of the big house and the money your nshse
has, This reveals that you have snes Of and ~"
you are eoveoUs OF your nsighbo prosperity Ny opno"
Is That both you and your neshbor need better vnoe
Standing OF what sIfh in Christ Or. religion - you ~
really Is.
You say he has be happy but you 'nssf
That he unhappy You have almost answered your ow"
question. You say he Is 10 hIs family end shsf No
vns'fhsul TO his marriage end YET ysv shink Ne
success would say that he Il miserable failure sWd sWs
Hyov envy such success. your life Deemed 10 failure ee
What good rsIgion7 WELL true religion gives n'ssn'
and purpose 70 Ifs crowns fire hsns Win Isvs 80
erection brings person Int harmony With osds 'sW
cures him OF inhdoIifx end 81 ssIesh greed.
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Mayor Rules Union

Continued from Page ~
MAYOR RULES UNION AIDES MUST EARN
THEIR CITY PAY
10 SANITATION MEN QUICKLY ORDERED BACK
70 WORK. ANOTHER ASKS LEAvE-H0cAN SITS
PAYROLL FALsiFlcAYloN CHARGES
ey Paul cTowel m. Y. Times)
Meanwhile, District Attorney Frank S. Hogan began
inquiry into charges that the psyrol Of the Department Of
SsRltsion had been FALSELY CERTIFIED AS TO SIXTY.
ONE EMPLOYEES. INCLUDING TIE ELEVEN whose status
quickly changed by The Mayors executive order.
The Mayors order and Mr.. Hossn's inquiry followed
Supreme Court suit brought Tvssday by Jerome Wurf
regional director Of ths American Federation Of State
County and Municipal Workers The suit alleged that ssni
aiion Commissioner Andrew W. Mvlran and seven Of his
associates had falsely certified psyroI sxiyone
ployss
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
Our Minds Eosed

Following the May ruling Supreme
placed responsibility public school dsegregaon
direction
hetangy bemoaned
phshing desegregation.
belief that southern
by subterge
complying the
spokesman declared just ruling
down
Acknowledged ubilaton among
desegrcgaon an-segregaon spoes
railing desirable
alternative which the had SIN disappointed.
City Missouri, where
paper Publishers Convention held Tugood Marshall NAACs
able counselor, minds
forceful typical Marshall empha-
Importance Of the word prompt applies the ruling
according school hesates follow
without delay will be brother!
In words the NAACP will time hauling
time getting set for migrating
schools
This hundreds Of suits between and
he NAACP, possible
public
the legal tools" which the rulings provide
help all citizens of is The NAACF
though leadership freedom
support
through membership NAACP other
oganzauoual activity ballot follow
NAAcP afford optimistic fun eit
zenship by 1888.
But. as Marshall put Were 4 a heck OF a
school ruling solved problems We have begun tC
nght-St Louis Argus
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
Letters To The Editor
DISAPPOINTED AL HALIINe OF WORK sIoPPAeE PLAN

greatly disappointed
protest courageous Alabama
positions arbitrarily upon
ton Of isn't going to alleviate their suffering than
it preacher by popular Of
The preacher prayed but depended solely
processes help brought
without praying.
present oppression
I
consuate the soppage and the voluntary contribution
earnings proceeding
asounded the whole world proundest
nothing short Of armed revolution could have done albeit most Ger
tany Moreover believe
wisdom strategy whereas the
posed and adopted course NAV stamp us as shy mental ~ or at
best mediocre mentaIties, vacilating poltroons.
unpleasant
generally considered incapable degree unity
beement believed that stupid lazy
together reclamation at the
pursuits shocking enveopng
This have all the world but give Jesus" prae win
hese these nghtmarsh for which ourselves
largely blame.
Rep A C Powell to employ pronodn
we his mbecc declaration that I'VE Negroe interested
only? He most certainly could not include in that
category, haven't prayer April
All the praying" have done then materias
ca tangible nature with supernatural figure all in the picture
bray subjugated Negroes
Alabama Mississippi praying recognition
class citizens and the humane consideration which this democratic
but to date about all they their
pious Till
Lucy insults nmidaons and her expulsion from the Alabama
University emerty
Christian Negro citizen would
Gods chun" Powell did
serepecting Negroes Negroes
believe with the minimum intelligence year child
that prayer only classification
neither do share the mawIsh apprehension
that Shutdown protest hour penaize
employers kindly disposed detectives
ALLEVIATE their support We that
the Montgomery transporting employees
and from work the employers know
employers everywhere grant their help time
times daily to have smoke practice which admittedly benefits
neither employer employee Other workers the
many during purpose;
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
The Democrats Have A Real Problem

The Southern Manifesto signed by 100 members OF the u SEN
and the Democratic party.
Nneteght signed the program to re-
sst the Supreme the schools were
Democrats was directed not only to
the nation in general but to their party particular
this particular group would resist any M
fort by Northern Lehman Mennen WI
Hams Morse Humphrey party platform in Chit
eago In August strong civil rights plank.
This issue easily party presidential
campaign smhereons convention endorses civil
plank uphods u supreme Court decision NAV
that large portion OF those 9s Southern
either form third attempt
throw the election into the Representatives
Northern Democrats whom elected by or
ganEed labor the Independents and the Negro
seemed umd when it to taking
Democratic comrades often extending the hand fellowship
only to be greeted with pants many
southern Democrats have closer tie
conservatives than they do Democrats
These Northerner should by suggested orcby
to their sounthern comrades that them juicy
mee chamanshps large maiorites
Northern Negroes have piled pivotal like
New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Indiana Jersey
sour. and others for Democratic candidates.
II IL Negroes have been the
difference by their support OF Northern Democratic Congress
dates OF those southcers Manifesto
would not be presiding important
rights platform plank August Then we viii
the separated from the
Roosevelt and Truman should take a position
The Democrats tough problem on this
honesty above expedency,
Republicans meeting Francisco are sure to in
cuoe strong eNh plank IN platform liberal
Democrats will Chicago that
the COP has already taken forward position rights try
persuade political necessity requires such plank
because they meet before the
Friends OF sound civil rights must keep the pressure
that both political parties good rights panxs
platforms ending sccondcas citizenship
for Americans
The in their party are the
first those party going
get with compromising the position which the
Supreme Court took May, 1854
Neither should either party he allowed
which millions of Americans kept from voting states like
Mississippi in their platforms
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
Pags 2. St Paul RECORDER. Friday. March %, 1855

although their motive nobody ever worries about IT, re-
ss Of the fact many valuable service hours are thus
squandered weekly.
In foregoing demonrataole faets uot oeheVe
any honestly sympathec employer would object to one-hours
group perhaps IN century 10 protest
denial groups naienable constitutional ghS IN some par
b REGIONS Of the United might also mention certain
religious patriotic claimants who are Internationally
excused for hours each year. TO pacue their
nar devotional rites joyful secular events We
Negroes which terveny hoped would
never be necessary request again
No the fear of enaizing friendly one-hour work
,onns "a lame consideration eagerly and religious
~ embraced suspect by Negroes who would
rather give PRAYER penny would rather move along the
line ~ least resistance than explore intellectual depths
understandable would rather hght up or
down. while reclining comfortably and praying parSionous
lv a worthy cause
This age realistic procedure; and we might as well ack
noedge disqeng truth later that praying TO or for
splitting against the wind the resulting
invariably huiatng, and sometimes prove NOR
tally painful moving finger writes William f. walker
1913 ZEE. Fairfield Ave, Paul, Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23

w. now a time, a
do what will do
essary; give him space which to get his breath
anguIshed plea by
Faulkner the Mississippi novelist recent issue Of Life Magazine
and by LIES editors
Unfortunately go do nohingism"
Of e the South alonsm first given national by
daily gaining mistaken recruits in the civilized sections of
the country.
We summarly reject IT,
1t an opiate which for nearly 100 years has ed millions Of
otherwise appalling
human and ndgns which have been
ton.
The plea that South given more time adjust itself
the Twentieth Century neither realistic logical
years accept
gems entitled to all the privileges and mmunes of every other %
1854 a century,
ed to proceed under the myth separate but equal"
The separate always rgdy oftmes harshy enforced
while the equal" was never seriously considered
Supreme May beatedy wisely,
monstroy holding that educational
facilities inherently unequal"
May 81 1855 that provisions
Of Federal state local law permitting such discrimination must
yield o principle"
We submit IL the South in % years has stubbony refused to
yield possibly
present pause help?
wear ago Mr. Faulkner voiced an mpassoned plea to fellow
accept compulsory segregation
| wrong morally and legally
Those suggestion purpled rage
Now he and IAfes editors would beg
sandaby impatient for equal citizenship to go slow stop for
Frankly appeal considerably
they had time the past advised to for
ward
Nevertheless suggestion good We will
| not greet It with derision.
But we win answer I witt a polite md a very
We don't either to slow down stop in our march to-
freedom.
this ourselves We do for the good
our country.
The temper Of oppressed peoples
patience poffers the nstaeut when the
their Constitutions call for cash the baehead
AfrO, American
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23

The decisive victory Senator
Gov Ada Stevenson In the Minnesota primaries
proportions There
victory will greatly enhance
ton.
victory rejection hierarchy which 80
hastily endorsed Mr. Stevenson without
counsel Of the party rank and file Tuesday
the victory gracefully they newspapers
opinion but party leadership smart they win the
bandagon and give Minnesota the important
coming convention.
Keauver supporters gracious during the campaign
victory have feeling because they people
win forget the
Kefauver the farmers
appreciate better their problem He many liberals
did that sevensons swinging and
pitch" the cvn rights question unreaistc
cvi rights OF the important public issues
10 the credit
who supported him against tremendous odds that
Minnesota voters
ability and sincerity OF the
TO had small part victory
the Democrats and liberals their good Judgement
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
Suppression Of Criticism Now A Cool In South

Dctato and politicians with dcatoral eanings like
and public discussion of their policies
name popular emotion and then
slencng or discouraging their critics.
Governor Marvin Griffin Georgia using segre-
cation and white entrench his political
ton He that Alabama
generally desegegaon
decision criticized him retaliation Griffin
the legislature papers
lawsuits
juries sympathetic with the Griffin administration
The Chicago Tribune. commenting problem
lesson here is that there halfway the road
ton of rights When endangered endangered
politicians deny Negroes they
must next to silence those who criticize them
In Alabama Mississippi Georgia the other southern
states opposition dseggaon schools
for intensified campaigns against Negro voting
show of moderation disagreement white
cepng the thought patterns laid down militant
the fruits of intolerance multiply
against Negro rights becomes who take
dependent position
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23
The Real Defendants AT Montgomery

The tell 90 Montgomery
went trial in that city Monday the
Actually trial Montgomery accused
Justice and Liberty.
The individuals charged conspiracy
law which enacted combat boycot striking
Desperate their attempt
lines the Mayor the Chief Police
ellis have used their
Negro population
After infamaoy speech by the who
get tough policy the Things
looked bad for while imminent
cool calm leadership
people that the victory
tain decent treatment from the line.
Finally the law authorities
which e3 citizens them grand
jury for conspiracy the preventing persons
from carrying lawful business
All OF the defendants
guilty each Of the defendants
fences OF months That the indictment
country large recog.
nEe that each of the individuals being really
half Of every u citizen who believes dccency and They
the real defendants Montgomery
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-23

The Nurses
district have issued the first edition of newy publication named
NEWSCAPS
We wish publishing communica-
a Twin Cities of bringing
the who tend the manifold needs of
the sick and ailng closer together
piece newspaper misconcepion of
grammar QUILL Carl R. Keser editor writes:
professional should kid himself about his
easy natural English anything but simple
lacks Style needs special thought in addition to the special
and opinion quite
apart the presentation.
better accurate and the opinion had better
that style caught be-
often falls through the dusty key
hardly have time to clean"
Friends of retiring Minneapolis Police gathered
Sunday stag his honor Tom into
April He
by Inspector Pat Wang of the best law
developed Minneapolis decade
party Tom Jones a humdinger Over 200 men from
life gathered the Francis
time had by ALL"
the fellowship got to reminiscing about old times We
Tom Jones when he
ordinary police officer doing his job
when three hired thugs slugged
accosted he
They had hoped the writer
the actually laying in wait for
that somebody because of series of articles
appeared thugs to attack
happened particular night
driving We home asleep.
police the and rushed
boy hospital patrolman moved
ladder the outstanding metropolitan police de-
superintendent,
retiring they legion presented
eevsion his honor
food drink excel
wang Sullivan others be commend
ed for fine affair for a fine man-Cecil E Newman.