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Evening star., 1956-08-29
Peace Uppermost
With Eisenhower,
Wal Peterson Says

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Aug. 90
R.-President Eisenhower is de-
scribed by one of his official
family as a patient man in his
dealings with foreign powers.
Val Peterson, director of the
Civil Defense Administration,
says the President always speaks
softly and always tries to figure
out some peaceful means of ad-
Indicating problems.
ike is patient in dealing with
the foreign powers. such as three
years ago and more recently
when certain force-happy people
wanted to slap Red China down.
like has never resorted to
such extremes"
Mr.. Peterson spoke to a con-
ference and retreat of the
Lutheran Student Association of
America here last night.
He said the present day prob
lens are secondary to the work
for the central goal of peace.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Tough Turtle

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. GA
Navy mechanic overhauling a
Marine helicopter from Camp
ILejeune. N. c.. opened the car
buretor air duct-and there was
a four-inch turtle. 1t was emaci-
ated but alive and apparently
had been in the duct for a long
time. aoor
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Rim EncircIes Tree

SOUTH KINGSTON. R. I.
Aug. 90 (R.-About 65 years age
q farmers OK cart broke down
on Ministerial road. One oi
its wheels came off and was left
there. An acorn under the
wheel grew in the last 65 years
to a 50-foot oak. The tree wears
the rim of the OK cart wheel
around its trunk.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

National Committee.
Through most of the Demo-
cratic convention, the thin, gray
haired. intense Mr.. Butler sat on
the platform with nervous aware
ness. He was like a mother-hen
who had Just turned her chicks
loose and worried how they'd
make out.
Mr.. Butler had spent two years
preparing for those few mid
August days when the party
chose its presidential and vice
presidential candidates and set
out to recapture the Government
from the Republicans.
Filled All Party Jobs
Whatever it is that makes a
man like politics, Mr.. Butler has
had 1t in large measure for a
long time. He's been an active
Democrat since 1927, working his
way up, filling all the jobs from
precinct bell-ringer to national
committeeman from his own
State, with all the intra-party
inflghting involved.
Two years ago the Democratic
National Committee, which runs
the party between elections.
chose him chairman. The lob
pays him $25,000 a year. His
Office here says he gave up his
law practice to serve.
This has been just a part of
Mr.. Buffers task during these
past two years:
Boosting the Democrats and
Kicking the Republicans on TV
panel shows, at news confer
ences. in public statements. and
IN speeches from coast to
coast; running the national COM
mittee's headquarters in WASH
ington: working with potential
candidates; helping State or
ganlzations build their ranks.
and making preparations for the
convention.
Tried to Be Impartial
A party chairman is supposed
to be impartial among all Demo-
Gratis. Mr. Butler tried to he
1t probably wasn't easy for a
man OF his intensity and conyic-
tionS.
After each convention it's
traditional for the national
chairman to offer his resigna-
tion. Mr.. Butler followed tradi-
tlon this year, but he was re-
elected by acclamation after
Adlal Stevenson. the partv's
presidential candidate. praised
him and asked that he be re-
tanned.
Perhaps because he is senti-
mental or because he likes his
JOB, Mr.. Butler passed a weary
hand over misty eyes when the
Evening star., 1956-08-29
LOST

NYyo,.,, oIlalI, Drown, wearing harness.
ave. Takoma, Md soi
Evening star., 1956-08-29

DG. young, male. black and tan. tail
~ ears ehppsd yie. Conn. ave. and
Evening star., 1956-08-29
45-MiIe Walk for SlOO

MURRAY, Saskatchewan (p.
Joe Richard, Murray district
farmer. walked As miles to Pa
ducah in 9 hours and so minutes.
offered $l00 to repeat the per-
formance, he walked it again in
8 hours, 35 minutes.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

IT. large, yellow male. vicinity East
WINDSOR ave. owner or GOOD Va home
Evening star., 1956-08-29

'DUI, boxer' lawn. white chest and paWs,
male, vic. 10th and Girard sis 20.
reward LA 6-143g. SS'' "'e''
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Quiet, Intense Paul Butler
Is Democrats SporkpIug
By JAMES MARROW
Associated Ptess Stah Writer

The captain caetaker spakpug mouthpece aaround
workhose for the Democrats has been Muholand Butler
51-year-old Indiana lawyer.
His front running may ecipsed during
election campaign the candidates managers
he still will find plenty to do chairman the
Evening star., 1956-08-29

collie. in Takoma PARK. MONT
ANIMAL SHELTER. $50 to s
Evening star., 1956-08-29

DOG, young. black and white, female.
found American Univ. owner or good
nome. EN- 2-7O20
DOG, male. black. mixed breed. vicinity
200 East Masonic View ave. owner or
good Va. home XII. a-3050
DOG, male, small, black and white. vi.
clnity Route y, Alex owner or good
Va. home KI. a-395a
DOG. collie: in Takoma PARK. MONT
co. ANIMAL SHELTER. $50 10 4
p.m. W i-Sis3
DoG. young, male black and tan. tail
snd ears clipped. vic Conn ave. and
Mckinley 81. NO. $3.50
CAT. large, yellow male. vicinity Eas,
windsor ave. owner or GOOD Va home
XII a-3q5u.
ktTIEN, fury black male, viripity
kllsw1rth .ar.' owner o. good Va nome
HI a.3g5n
fARAkEET, sreen. male VIC RiveFdais
banded, last Nc WA 7.JgJ6
PUPPY. male. black with brown and
white fklngs; vicinity Gallatin II
3-2f62.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

EARLY AMERICAN brick house. BY.
antoSn, No p miles from wash
let; 9-room eharminf. brick resi-
denee, 2 baths, electricity. tele-
phone, hot water oil-burner heat.
electric stove, refrigerator, washing
maehinei lawn shade trees; COW.
churches, schools. stores: excellent
terms. LEONARD sNIbER, Tel
1911. La Plata. Nd.
CHARLES CO. - General eountTy
store. IS mi. south Of Washington
Large frame bldg: central heat. "a
mr.. adequate for large apt. Arte.
sian vel. Post once in bldg, on.
and-off liquor sale, pleasant view
elevated. Inventory included Sill.
900. Attractive terms.
NEW ENGLAND TYPE B-rm. frame
house, excel. cond. Beach privils
Community artesfan we'll, nice gar.
den. $4,000.
Mrs. Louie p. Dodson. Welcome. Nd
Ia Plata 4571. REPRESENTING
SANDOZ, INC.
2 Dupont Circle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
DIRECTLY
ON R0TK fyPFFR pApK

For the small family or the retired
couple desiring luxury home. A
beautiful rambler having . living
dining rm, 32 IT. long. with q spec
tacular view into the park. Sun
shiny all-eleetric kitchen: library
2 spacious bedrooms and bath;
storage attic:- storm windows. attic
fan. hot-water Dashboard heating.
Partial basement. screened porch.
breezeRay to large garage. For
further information and appoint.
ment TO inspect please call
INEZ CU6HARD. REALTOH
EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-6S67
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

ROSEMARY HILLS, MD.zGood
ing 3 twin-size bedrms.. brick
rambler. New-house condition. VIII
trade for apt. bldg. Call Miss Zaker,
FE. $4,000,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st, NV AID, 4-2005
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

CoLoRED-GI-$250 DIN.
BROOM sEAGIpErAcHEn BRICK
FORT DUPONT HILLS
Also non-OI with Low down payment,
3 year, old; beautiful corner; new
s sHSas Conn sSTn ss tS Hss we We s 5|
several OF these wonderful homes
70 choose from block 70 transp
and shops. schools nearby. Start
the new year IN your own home
Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 1856 or SI
3-736s. ATLAS REALTY CO. Isa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
200 WOODMOOR DIR.

ATT.-,a-BEDRM. BRICK HOME.
TIoE Svn EooM, LEE T PORCH.
i BLOCK rs cH SCHOOLS AND s g9s.
BLADENsBURG RD -FOUR COR
GERSl. RIGHT TO ST. LAWRENCE
DR.. LEFT TO WoODMoOR DR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

COLORED-vACAET
4465 ALABAMA AVE.
OPEN = TO 4
CORNER BRICK-si. 900 DOWN
9 rooms, mod. kit. rec: rm.. Ia
baths, oak floors. gas heat, DE
2-l11O: SUN. LII 2-A7R6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
1Oo1s GREENoCK RID.

NEW s-BEpRM. BRICK SPLIT
ROOM F1REPeL.. soRoGE IS LEVEL VEL
EXIT TO Ice. UTILITY ROOM.
MOVE In IMMEDIATELY. ONLY
81, 800; CUT GoLE1VHLz Rp,
GREENocK RID, RIGHT TO
lpu1a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
80 WHITESTONE

ol APPROVED, sle,s5o: $3.50
S SksR; To ia ,N NJ l,n RRAY4%ENTs
aNb Ms $50 l1V VNcF mp p1 THFEs
PORCH, FULL BASEMENT,
TwIN-SIzE BEDRNs.. LEVEL
FENCED YARD. OUT COLES
BURC RID, RIorff TO WHITE.
STONE, LEFT TO $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

4-BEDRooM RAMBLER:
FULL BASEMENT. 8 BATHS.
LARGE RECREATION RM.,
FIREPLAcEs; h.AASCSEE LOT.
OIL. 1921. YOU LOOK At
IT AND NAME THE PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
ARGYLE FOREST

1O1I7 PORTLAND PL.-DELUxB
BRICK SPLIT: LEyEL: .4-PT. LIv.
RM;; REcREATIoN RMs H.-WHs
SON sPiiTVL LEVELS A AND RAN.
BLERS FROM $22,O50 TO S23,-
$50. cur coLEsvILLE Rp. 10
FOREST GLEN RD.. LEFT TO
PORTLAND RID, RIqHT 10
STROUT ST. LEFT ] BLOCK TO
lnIi7 PORTLAND PL,
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CONN. AVE. HILLS

NO CASH DowN-3o-YEAR LOAN
q APPROVED, Sl6,550, 8 L0E.
gEBRMs,; pin; RIM; KIT. WITH
bATHs, s F6fI Bs Ky. e oM6Tr din
AVE. TO vIERs MILL RID. LEFT
TO GAIL PAST CATHOLIC
CHURCH.. LEFT 30 Fl. TO HUG
GINS DR.. RIGHT TO OPEN"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

1886 EASY PL. Sc.
OPEN . TILL 8
4 BEDROOMS AND Q BATHS
Come out to see this beautiful brick
home: price, $l7.45e; down. 3d.
900. It will sell quickly. A com
plete home on ! floor, with : bed
rooms on End floor: Hollywood
bath. rec. room: patio. Do not
ssnn,p .n 1d BUY to Essy nI tSen
right. Ewes. LU. 2-s7Se,
Capital View Realty Co.
LU. 1892 ma. s-a1p1
once, 400 Central Ave. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA GARDENS BRICK
On sonTs nsal p.rOch Idsa spd SSe
schools; h-aere handicapped lot: z
bedrms, down-room for . more IN
partially finished End floor. Large
liv. rnl. with lovely brick fireplp e.
wall. Radiant heating: storm win.
dows: 35-ft, rear terrace: complies
automatic kitchen. For sale hy
6-35ll; 5?ll Kingswood Court
AMER. U. PARK AREA; SI3.a5O-
D, C. line. near Westinoreiand
Circle. No basement. NO STEPS
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7.l41l;
ewes, OIL. 6-0709. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

CONN. AVE. ESTATES - Terrific
buy; $1,000 takes over: OIL. flnanc-
ing on this delightful 3-bedroom
brick rambler; many extras. For
details call JOHN DENNIS. 10.
6-ISI3, Colonial Investment Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

BANNOCkBURN HEIGHTS-One OF
the finest new homes we have seen
brk.. 3-bedrm.. 2 s-bath rambler. on
4-acre wooded lot, In Q very ex-
elusive community of fine homes.
Wide center hall, separate din. rm.
13x16; large, out.of- this-world, ALL
cleo. kit. with dining alcoye; per-
fectly. beautiful. yard-level, rec.
rm.;. huge screened porch; over
yelous quality. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-141f; ewes, OIL. 2-3223.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
HOMES OPEN / TO S

Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
JU o-5555. REALToRS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

silver STRING. Kensineton, whea-
ton. Rsmblers, split levels, Co
loAiais, In sizes TO suit your needs.
Available GI. FILA or conyen-
tional. II you are In the market
for q good house. either new or
used. call RE. 7.6650 today. ewes.
OIL. 4-064s. COLONIAL INVEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

BETHEsDA-white brick rambler
with Western style living room. 3
bedrooms, Nice yard for children
and close to school. S22. 900. Owner
out Of town, immed. poss. THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS, Wo. $1,000, once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

BUNGALOW, Containing 2 bedroom
IN elose-in Silver sprinr. Oh u
acre wooded lot: i block 70 bus
close TO Grade. 5unior and higl
schools; hot-water heat: $l3,.5O
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HILLCREST
Nash st. s,e,--Detached brick; cen
ter hail. large liv. run. with nre.
waIl-to-Vall carpeting. Modern
Kit. and powder I'm, lst door; 9
large bedrmS. and bath on end
floor, daylight knotty pine rec.
Tm. with powder rm. OIL a.-e.
heat. -
WA 7-o7sa no. 2-o7oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13

Seconds 7.95
Foam PiIIOacS
3.ss
Buoyant Koolfoam or Playtex pill
lows In zippered Sanforized cotton
covers.
Sos Extra Plump Size 4.99
1895 King size ------. 500
sth Floor. Washington.
SYd Floor, SiIpeF Spring and PARRtncto1
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COLORED


$50 Columbia I'd NV rooms,
kitchen and share bath $50 mo.
1920 CorcoIan st. NV room.
Kitchen and bath; all utils. incl /:
sos MO.
10l Florida ave. ne.-I room.
kitchen. share bath. all utils. incl :
S4g5O.
5029 Hanna place SEE rooms.
Kitchen and bath. all utils incl.
$50 80
1851 Morris I'd SEE rooms,
kitchen and bath: $40 SO
2440 Nichols ave se.---3 rooms,
kitchen and bath: $3.50.
$50 California ST NV rooms.
kitchen share bath: all utiIs, incl;
SIS mo
443 s st nw--2 rooms. kitchen
and BAN: $50 mo.
al NJ st. ne.-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath: $50 so
| 1875 5th ST. ne rooms.
KITCHEN and bath: all utils. incl;
$40 30.
WASuPTTPN 2, MATzE
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ROCKVILLE hedfm Nv rm.,
dlnctte bath ana rear screened
porch near schools and shopping
center $50 80 20 SOS, plns ut.is,
pC o.1WlE
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CENTURY APIS

2651s16th ST. NV.
i hedrn., liy. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath: elev, bldg. sec. serv.; ADULTS
ONLY: Sl35 per mo-: avail. immed
Call Mrs. Quinn. co. $3.50 or
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. MA. $4,000,
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DOWNTOWN

9l9 L ST. N.W.-Large. bright
redecorated 1st-floor apt. 3 rooms
ss U %ste bath s7 TssfsstatGr w heat hn
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S
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ROOMS FURN.--N.W. tcons.l

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Lze
beautiful 1st-h. rm. and private
bath in private home on lovely res
idential block. block from Conn.
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-p.c.
Immediate Occupancv

Spacious eflciencies, 1, Q and 2
bedrm. apts., AttraetiVely furnished;
large shopping centers. schools.
churches and excel. transp.; SS5 to
Sl30. utils. incl.
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
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APIS. FURN. VA.-tcont.

S. ARL.-Nicely furnished 2-bedrm
apt near Pentagon and navy An N
ARL.--Bedrm., liv. rm.. din, kit.
bath; above avg: utils.. except cleo.
conv.; SOS. ia. 7-5443. ia. CISCO
ALEX, VA.-Central loo. UNIQUE
Colonial restored mansions. ist-fi
apt. de luxe. Venetian Loggia, or
utils: gas heat: pvt. entr. OF
court: parking: suitable for resi-
dence and business studio Adults
refs. Write for appt. through
Oct 81, Box 115-R, Star
APT. FURNISHED; all utilities fur.
nished Price, S75. 1894 card St.
N Ari., Va. ia. 2-44I9.
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COLORED
COLOHED
1924 EUCLID ST NV
APIS. UHFURAIsHED---MD.

BETHESDA, Md and g bedfnf d.
Nv room din space Kit bath
and rear screened porch So 50
( 10 $50 SAMUEL T. BOdLEY, INC !.
OIL 44I210
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-26
AIR-coNprTIoNED
Gelmarc Towers
Also Beautiful Furn. Apt. Avail.

1880 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
De Luxe Enc. Apis. SS6. 0(
De Luxe l-Bedrm. Apts.--- 137 81
Also Beautiful Furn. Apt. Avail.
Rent includes all utilities. 24-noul
secretarial desk service; air-condi.
toned bldg. with individually ther.
mostat- controlled rooms.
Res. Mgr. Mrs. Hyatt, CO. 6-5377
GELMAN CO., ST. 3-6572
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
RIVALS FOR coNcREss-l2rH DISTRICT
COP Friend Of Labor Faces
100 Pct. Labor Challenge

lRoNWooD Oct. 9-WiIy John B. Bennett. who habifu.
ely survives Republican congressman from Miehgsns
l7th District while all around him goes Democratic. has
met trouble in John c. Mack.
Ordinarily fhe veteran Of six terms Is delighted TO meet
constituent But Mack Is riding the highways 10 go TO
Congress Is Democrat He wants his imposing opponent
from onfensson TO take turn 4 constituent in this land
Of potstossfor- breakfast.
Democrats say Mack will retire Bennett But RsPvbi.
cans look back the times Bennett slipped through the
opposition and went back TO The Capitol while The rest OF
the Republican ticket smehersd In this west end Of
the Upper Peninsula.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
The Political Forum


\Oontnueo from rage ~
During the past four years. according TO Mr. Stevenson
have had fine words lofty conference and hghseund
ing proposals about education We have had action how
and results How true these ehsrsss7 II
b admitted that the Dsmoerstesly controlled s4fh Con.
grsss passed general "Fedsrsad-to eduea alton" law
This lack Of action occurred despite President Essnhows
urgent recommendations in 1855 and again last January.
Apparently Democrats in Congress feared that the Eissn
hover administration would receive chief credit were
sound school construction program enacted.
In February 1855 President Eisenhower urged the
Enlistment Of school construction program under which
the Federal would with the states
and local communities He recommended to Congress sps-
ee fovrponi program Of action Not Until July, 1855 Just
before Congress adjourned did the House Education and
Labor Committee report favorsbIy bill H. r. 753s,
introduced by Rep. Kelly Of Pennsylvania incorporating
Of the Presidents Suggestions No further setion
taken by Congress- however until July Of This year. despite
promises by fhe Democrats that the matter would be given
prompt attention In ths twoyes period the Senate teek
action except to hold psrfvneto hearings early In
1855.
In January, 1855 The President renewed his plea for
action. advocating hvsYesr prosrsm and stable
Federal grants Al Milwaukee, Stevenson called these 1885
recommendations sound in principle but inadequate"
Though the program sdvoested by the President In iess
basesly similar. Stevenson described the 1855 pro-
possIs ian elaborate sehems that might have bssn
OF aid 70 bankers but ne TO sehoeT Such sbsvrd
statement Is obviously untrue. Mr.. Sssvenson believes
otherwise he certainly should not b fsvorins fhs Kelly BILL
The Presidents recommendations though changed In
important particulars the basis for the main provisions
of the Kelley bill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27

But shsss l. enIy enc reel nd In and q He ensIs
universe. THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS
lc-ReA-RQRl sEFoR9 NET Infinite Spirit e to en't
REAL vak6,sRssl "Msstaes Is Z shsdpN MvytaAh San
n NAN teAhef-lssUs aid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Democrat Senator Kennedy
tcontinved from Back Psse)

Continued from Back Page)
Senator Kennedy approves Of Mehgan's unemployment
compensation benefits, written into law by Republican
controlled legislature. He believes II would be mistake
fer Michigan 70 be in hurry 10 increase its already high
benefits because he says states should not make u impos
BILE for their business compete with those Of
other states s~1
The Massachusetts senator stuck TO these opinions in
Detroit interview in spite Of protests OF Mrs. Nancy VIII
Hams Mieheans first lady. II natural for Mrs. Williams
10 demvr. Her Democratic husband, Gov Williams, has
made the "nggsrdlness and "esovsness" Of the Repvbl
can legislature major campaign issue.
II 10 be expected also that the First Lady would
object 10 Mr. Kennedys statement that President Essn
hover. not Gov Williams spanked the movement 10 have
ell Of he states follow Miehsan's lead in bringing COM
psnsson benefits closer TO earnings The youthful SENATOR
however, declined to dstot the plain fact Of Mr.. Esen
hower national leadership in this feId-no for the
sake OF . gallant gesture
The Kennedy statement that needed to be
made u would be folly for Michigan. which has Of
The highest benefit scales in the nation increase the rates
spprecsby until other states closer In line. The fact
that Democrat Of national stature said and stuck 70 u
should convince everyone in Michigan Of the plain truth
Of this fact.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
A Negro on Civil Rights


May say to the good Mayor. Incidentally q the theus-
snds Of my who north from the South a
did, that all Of the shove dissraeefvl in the nsons
capital away the Of yesterday and without
fanfare confetti argument Just two years after Mr. Els
enhower moved into the White House.
Does any ask who did whst?" about civil rights in
Washington D. G.?
Geo. ]. Joynsr.
Jersey City, NJ, oet 2. 1885.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Democrats love the Praise Of Men
More Than the Praise Of Cod
New I.

We reiferaie: The Devils Democratic political phil
osophy and its subservene 70 edoery makes for tempo
rary political popularity but pays of in hundred billion
hvndes and disasters such Pearl Harbo thus svbse-
qvent ensavns $50 million Chinese TO the devils Red
rue!!
Whereas. cenerslssimo and Madam Chang kai Shek
had made substantial progress in Christian rule and edvea
ton in China.
However nothing less than Ny Chosen People, Christ
like Christian Scientists! perform the chrsDavidike
annihilssions Of The devils CoIiaths Of today
No. l-communism!
High vp on the iss-ths devils Judas Christ void.
snf-christ Jvdsism
The DEVILS Fraudulent Roman Catholicism
The DEVILS msteria medica and all healing endeavors
not dominated by Ny Christ Master Absolute Miracle
Science Messiah Millennium TO all peopIes-the PRE-
DESTINED, EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND THE ONLY
PEoPLEs -,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
ULCER PATIENTS GET MENTAL CONDITIONING
"Reds Using 'Brainwashing to Heal

No f5 Jribvnel
lENNcRAD. Oct. IA tAPl-An experiment which sus
sests that may be possible to heal stomach ulcers by
beneficial form Of "branwsshns" described here
terday by . Soviet.
An ulcer patient attached instruments which record
the pulse rate. respiration Precipitation (which index
Of pan) and ths brain
These instruments connected to dial numbered
from 10 10 which the patient The signals from
the Instruments combined in single signal The ope'
has for each instrument separate recording devices
which the patient cannot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Teynbee Fears Famine

(coniiuvsd from Psss u
For this he ssys that will have - fse4 W
eventually 10 THE PROBLEM or LIMITING THE slRrH
RATE With populations sesrns q dseess and
under control he says the alternative 10 redveilen IN hs
tcopfIpvsd Next celump Tep)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
Significant Premature Deaths

"cHRysLER ACCIDENT INJURIES PROVE FATAL"
Times, 1918
James Cox 70. died In Henry Ford Hospital Of injuries
sversd In accident In chryssrs Detroit Forge Plant
accidentally pinned against press by ihe lift truck he
vas operating -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-27
parents Leave. Daughter Killed"

Free Press
FOR THE FIRST TIME. parents Is their eight children
u home and went Of by themselves for Sunday afternoon
drive,
They came home 70 find yssreId Jean Anne tcibsrn
dad died Of bullet fired accidentally from IA
roe IN shs hands Of brother, rs"
Psrsnss Mr. end Mrs. William cIit.rt-whsss Ridge
eee.
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IMAM. President Fears Labor S
Political Gain"
m. Y. Tribvne)

IN 7. TribUne)
DETROIT. oet IS tUP-Ths president Of fhe National
Association Of Manufacturers said today United States
business sit like rabbits hypnofized by snake while
sher unions work gain political control Of the country
Cola G. Porter in speech before the Detroit Economic
Club. warned that unless the business Of the nation
wake up and busy organized labor eventually will dom
nate the American political scene"
He called business TO carry the truth TO the
people in their homes
Mr Parker. director Of Kimberly Clark Corp. said
while fhe business sit idly by the leaders OF organized
labor boldly their intention Of seizins political
control Of the country -"