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The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

the way Of chrss passion And what shall say about
ess and piIsmsses7 Do you their prosrsm7 Inside
he church the religious service the mass and
benediefion, while around the church booths, shops
swings dancing in the ballroom, and fights
The dedication day celebrated by eating and drinking
everywhere especially at ihe parsonage The Roman caho
lie Church provides religion for soul and stomach!
The church has great merits for drinking The sresess
amount Of beer has been brewed in convent breweres AZ
ST. Thomas in Prague right the church, the Angus
tinsn Fathers brewed ST. 'ss beer The Maltese frars
at MooIs brewed MsIfesisn beer. The Crusade friars
brewed Crusade beer Next to ihe ssersiy bar On
the beer glasses So holding the symbol Of the
cross drank and gsmbIed Here renowned table
Of snvfFakers, whose president caPvehin monk P.
Ansem Before taking around the table, everyone
would take his tobacco box and sing together, BE
happy my nose Tobacco is here; rejoice, my little snovi,
you get tobacco"
The Dominican friars brewed beer Bysocany and al
Branik The Premonr siensns brewed beer al SrahoT,
and the Benedetnes at sIovany The archbishop had
his estates number Of breweres and disfiIleres The
Capuehin monks brewed whskey called CapUehin Balm
good for the stomach heart throat lungs, and probably
good also for boots The present Communist government
has naozed all this church property and sent the monks
and home TO be employed in more useful work.
HISTORY SPEAKS
The shaIlowness Of Roman Catholic morality Is easily
proved by Czech history The age Of Charles ihe Fourth
considered the ideal for foday Catholics They call II ths
golden age Of the father Of This country Yes, for the
church golden age Charles " enriched the church
and built number Of converts chapters and parishes.
Then he brought Prague holy relics from the world his
idea being TO make Prague second Rome
BY Catholicism is meant blind faith spiritual forPdiy
rfuas and darkness Roman Catholicism kills the
science Of individuals and nations Roman Catholicism leads
TO spiritual bondage The principle Of fhe Gospel on the
other hand, leads TO liberty, culture progress
THE PRIDE OF BOHEMIA
When the Czech nation renovnced Rome in the fifteenth
century it euns TO John Hus TO Christ and at the Sit
uafon changed The nation changed. the women
we're chaned the mothers changed the children
changed Eness syviu wrote about HUSTLE women that
they knew the Holy Scriptures better than The Roman
Catholic priests Those we'll read, educated
and enlightened
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Brotherhood: The price

CONTINUED from Back Page)
1855 AND MY CALL OF DAUGHTER REVELAToR
OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER TO TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS" tJesus) MRS. EDDY PRESENTS NY
pIcTATIoN, CHRIST SCIENCE MIRACLE MESSIAH
TO ALI AS PER JESUS IN MATT. 1898: "LEAVEN
[christ Truth. INTO THREE MEASURES OF MEAL
SCIENCE, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE SEE CHAPTER
IN MY c. s. TEXTBOOK WHICH IS IMPERATIVE TO
HEAL THE DEFECTIVE SANITY JUDGMENT,
HONESTY INTELLIGENCE OF THE DEVILS ADAM
AND EVE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY INTO WHICH
ALL HUMANS ARE BORN!
THEY SHALL SPEAK WITH NEW TONGUES" tJesUsl
ONLY MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLlKE CHRISTIAN
ScENTISTS!-DO so!
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
(From the Converted Catholic
Mauazine

Religion, In order TO be effective, must be truthful
without superstition, and must influence lite. making new
men in Jesus Christ BY way Of contrast the Roman Cath
ollie Church has no power mans life TO make him
BETTER Her teaching about confession. ndUgeness and
esrsmonss, and her emphasis the priests power Is
sIsnens The conscience Of her church members Why
should they sn7 The holy church has reservoir Of
saints merits sndrom this reservoir she distributes ndvl
geness. What . sweet life In fhe Roman Church,
During The Isntsn season, ihs church permits one TO
dance much Is he wants. and Ash Wednesday. she
leads one rahi from the ballroom The church and then
CONTINUED Next Column Top
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Greek Envoy Here
tcontinued From Back Page)
PART z

Continued From Back Page)
PART z
THE BIBLE AND SHAKESPEARE ANSWER
THERE is A DESTINY, DIVINITY. OR DIVINE
PROVIDENCE THAT SHAPES OUR ENDS, ROUGH
HEW THEM HOW WE WILL"
THE SHINING, STUPID, LAUNDERING, HUMAN
RAcE-THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE COUNTER
FELT AND BURLEsoUE or THE DvNE-TocETHER
WITH ITS soesIIed MATERIAL WORLD AND
UNIVERSE A MYTHICAL MORTAL
THOUGHT DEsTRUcTIBLE IMAGERY OF
DIVINE IDEAS INVISIBLE BUT UNDERSTANDABLE
TO DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC. cHRIsTLIKE,
SPIRITUAL sENsE!-
1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL GM-y-T-HI-
CALI, WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL"l-as per Ny heroic giant Apostle, ST. Paul.
GREEK ENVOY, HERE. HITS BRITISH
STAND ON CYPRUS
(chesgo Tribvne)
GEORGE w. Melas, Greek ambassador TO the United
States said here yesterday that ihe British government
could have avoided trouble in Cyprus II had explained an
oesr for seoovernment and an elected majority in the
legislative council.
He said that Archbishop Mskaros Of The Greek oriho-
dox church was exed for demanding details how self
oovernmens would work. During the preceding half CEN
turv Msss said the dominant Greek population on Cyprus
had never been allowed majority rule.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

sS'tNCE MESSIAH TO ALL. MARY BAKER EDDY.
CONVERTED MANY PHYSICIANS, AND MINISTERS.
TOO, TO THE IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE
MeSSIAH!-AND so HAVE HER STUDENTsi
The PREMATURE DEATHS OF VICTIMS OF
INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSINATION, SPIRITUAL
MALPRACTICE, OF THE DEVILS MATERIA
msDIcA-cHIRoPRAcTicE. osTEoPATHY, sENsUoUs
PSYCHOLOGY HEALING ENDEAvoRs AND IMPURE
PRAYERS, WHICH REJECT MY TWO INCOMPATIBLE.
IMPERATIVE REPRESENTATIVES SINCE CHRIST
JESuS-MY CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH AND ITS
REvELAToR, MRS. EDDY ARE BEYOND HUMAN
CALCULATION
EMOTIONAL STUDY ASKED
Windsor Daily siar)
Doctors should grasp the emotional side Of their pa
ens Robert A. Dearih, veepresdent Of Ross Roy Ine,
Detroit told Doctor and Mrs. Party" at the EImwood
Casino Wednesday night
The banquet which closed the annual clinic day Of fhe
Essex County Medical Society," attended by 800 doctors
and their wives
Drawing parallel between his profession Of advertising
and that Of the Doctors the speaker stressed importance
OF handling the peope-"emotona boes"-n the proper
way.
People want TO believe in something. They TO feel
adequate and in searching for faith they great
many problems TO be answered.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY po"-


Jesus TO the highpriess, after rebvkng their mvr.
derovs, snt-spirifvsI. snf-christ iunseyIl
EWL-A coLIATH-LIkE M.Y-T-HlII-
OF THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE Ecos AND
PSYCHOLOGY or SIN. DISEASE. DEATH
TRAGEDIES, WARS, AND THE CONCLUSIONS
OF so-esIIed NATURE. WHICH ARE MERELY
TERRIFYING MORTAL THOUGHT. IMAGES,
MYTHS, WHICH NO LONGER SUFFICE EVEN AS
coUNTERFEITs OF THE DIVINE. BUT ARE
CHASTITY euRLEsoUEs OF THE REAL AND
ETERNAL!
BAD CHILDREN MA, PAS FAULT
BY Dolores Waldorf Detroit Times)
SAN FRANCISCO. May IS UNs)-DeIegates TO the
Goth Annual Convention National Congress Of Parents and
Teachers are carrying home enough ideas keep them
working for the next 10 at the common goal OF oil
PTA Members better world for their children.
School authorities and small town leaders in areas
which have resisted the march Of time in for some
headaches. Nom has been taking LOT OF notes.
THEY'RE FRUSTRATED
PTA delegates learned al the San Francisco convention
that dsnqvents often frustrated children thrust
into strange by rowing parents slow learners drag
gng five years behind reading standards OF their age group
They also Iearned
n Children over Ia who trouble makers in school
should have a chance TO work at parims Jobs and get
credit for the Job we'll as for school work.
Honorable discharge" from high school should be
given before child reaches the point Of being suspended
or expelled.
KEY ROLE FOR P-TA
n The P-TA would have TO take leading role in urging
changes in school laws geared TO permit onhe
Job training for these unhappy youngsters.
a Avtomaiion going TO affect ehildrsns lives more
and
n That universities would be much seIeefve
in admitting students.
n Only comparative few would make the grade TO top
research and administrative ranks and the rest would be
part of great Of sempofessionss trained in junior
and community colleges and adult schools.
BLAME MA PA
N Parents who admitted family rearing was profession
and prepared for II were doing better Job than those who
raise their children "by ear.
n School eounseors. mending fences broken down by
and neglect weren't interfering bvsybodes but
defenders Of the hspess child that often the cause OF
juniors troubles Ma and Pa not his 10 or ndolenee
n Trouble didn't lis visits only for the family on
the wronq side Of tracks that ss Of children there
often allied those from fine houses wide streets
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Reds Booze-Up-
lconfinved From Back Psse)
Security and Life More AbundantIy

|ps TO BE HAD ONLY VIA THE CHRIST IDEAL
or EXCLUSIVE, Externally PERFECT, HARMON
bus CREATOR, CREATION. AND UNIVERSE
AND THE coMPUL SION OF oMNPoTENcE is
wpopeRATIvE, AS PER JESUS RE THE CHRIST:
| AND l. IF BE LIFTED UP FROM THE EARTH,
WILL DRAW ALL MEN UNTO ME"l
Genesis, Ist Chapter records NY revelation Of 5000
mrs ,uo, Of PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION, AND
UNIVERSE!
"AND GOD SAW THE LIGHT IchrisiIy intelseneel
Thar IS WAS GOOD:
v7G "AND GOD SAID. LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR
MAGE AND LIKENESS. AND LET THEM HAVE
DOMINION OVER ALL :"
"AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE HAD
5ADE, AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS VERY GOOD ..."
BIG BoozE-UP ROCKS cLARIDcEs
GALLONS OF VODKA FUEL RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
Windsor Daily Star)
LONDON Ens.-DpIomsfs said they had never seen
hh like H. Neither had the sfsid cIaridses Hotel the
pss resting place for visiting royalty.
vodks and wine bottles crashed 10 the floor. Pasfers
caviar and smoked salmon were frampled vnderfoof
fhsmpssne and smoked oysters ruined women's gowns.
Some women we're pinned against the walls. Others
mpsd on tables and chairs TO escape the ervsh One
oman tainted and had 10 be carried out.
The gold and white grand ballroom and It's anierooms
srng an area the size Of football field ressmbed Just
ha-s football field.
one point Khrvshchev surveyed the ihrong pushing
on him and cried out I'VE have fallen into storm and
have lost our vodka"
few moments later he spotted Prime Minister Sir
n#'ny Eden wearing a red ssranivm in his lapel and
sm What's thaf?"
Sir Anthony told him II was for collection TO aid the
n and Khrvshehsv said, "oh, have those, too. We
Them daisy days"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
. NAV Sees Russia
lrontinued from Back Paee)


| ..v uspojc APOSTLE, ST. PAUL. DIScERNED
n, ~ uowEvER, IN RECORDING NY 'DIcTATIoN.
W. lie THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL. WHILE THE
..,se NOT SEEN ARE ETERNALT
d.vy .,o ca. | 'DIcTATED TO MRS. EDDY, AFTER
.v'%c ~ AN EXHAUSTIVE SURVEY or THE HISTORY
.vo MYTHICAL NATURE OF EVIL:
~ sraNp AcHAST AT NoTHINGNESs? THE
W., ,,u TOTAL or HUMAN ERRoR"l
NAY SEES RUSSIA ABLE TO DESTROY U. S.
l BY '5o
FALLS SOVIET H-MISsILE z YEARS OFF
VIEWS CENSORED BEFORE RELEASE
BY Rowland Evans Jr. my Tribune)
WASHINGTON. May 26-cen. Curtis e. LeMsy warned
m h,t by 1859 the Soviet Ionsrsnse Air Force may be
, enough TO destroy the United States by surprise
hack
..oo,on that Russia will have fhe intereonfinenfa
o,srmediste.rsnss baIise missile by 1853, cutting
L..L w,rnnq 10 perhaps fifteen minutes.
/, some Of the most sober testimony Congress has
I'D an what Gen. Lemay called "deteriorang" siiva
A.. srsteqie Air Commander said that latest American
.Ioeucs estimates indicate Russia will have little
m what we have" in real ongrsngs bombers" by 1853
osq aircraft that are Capable Of taking of from their
~ bases on complete surprise"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Bv Robert a. Nisbef


No fitting occasion for the celebration OF human
brotherhood could possibly be found than the birthday OF
Abraham Lincoln February H. 1907 Few people in all
sense Of brotherhood and The feeling for the dignity OF
man that underIies human brotherhood
In the ancient Greek world the philosopher Aristotle
was struck by the frequency with which human societies
declined and finally dsnteersied the result Of what he
called sTASs. This s basieay the conversion OF group
differences into bitter and relentless group hosIifies hos
ies which finally destroy the unity and integrity OF so.
eieiy day in Arisfoes brotherhood is truly the
price Of survival The three greatest impulses OF the human
spirit are FREEDOM. EQUALITY, and COOPERATION.
These II has been truly said The essential lamps OF
civilization No society hope TO achieve greatness
hope 10 develop the poensIes which lie in mans nature,
apart from these qualities II is highly important that
understand the Of each Freedom that becomes ire
sponsibIs license is inOlersbe; il only destroy the
upon which every culture must be based Equal
y that becomes mechanical Ievens equally inoIeabs;
from II can come nothing but sterile medioerity Finally
that loses all Of individual differences and
reaches the degree Of relentless unity stie the spirit
Of man.
We must understand that by freedom referring
70 the freedom Of choice that Is made resPonsb within
moral consensus BY equality referring 10 equality
Of opportunity for human talents and virtues BY eoope
ration or brotherhood referring TO that moral
citation which Is founded upon willing belief.
The problem Of creative society Is that Of keeping
these three great forces proper balance History shows
that very often freedom in group be killed by too
great devotion 10 brotherhood TO equality. Similarly,
an freedom in society destroy ihe virtues
Of equality and Of community itself
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Is Judge Soft on Sin
Continued from Back Page)
PART 2
Gods Historic Call of Mrs. Eddy
and A Grand Millennium is Ours!

MRS. EDDY TURNED FROM THE DEVILS
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY-SATURATE
WITH ANIMAL MAGNETISM-ON THE THIRD
DAY OF HER SUPPOSED FATAL INJURY,
TO THOSE VERSES OF MATTHEW, AND WAS
IMMEDIATELY AND COMPLETELY HEALED!
WHEREUPON, / INTENSIFIED MY DICTATION
TO MY BELOVED DAUGHTER-SUCCESSOR
TO THE MASTER, NOT TO REPLACE BUT TO
ENFORCE THE CHRIST, INTO HER GOTH
YEAR, TO GIVE YOU, AND YOU, AND YOU,
MY GREATEST LEADERSHIP SINCE CHRIST,
JESUS AND PRESENTED THE MOST
MOST MARVELLOUS HEALINGS SINCE THOSE
OF MY BELOVED MESSIAH SON AND
HIS DISCIPLES!
THE ADULTEROUS WOMAN WHOM THE ELDERS
DESIRED TO STONE, WAS LIKEWISE
FORGIVEN HER SINS BECAUSE THE MASTER
DISCERNED GENUINE REPENTANCE AND
THE SINCERE DESIRE FOR REFORMATION!
John 9Th ch
HOGAN CRITICIZES ANNA KROSS
HERON FOUND ON WOMAN
SCHURMAN HINTED FREEING
Excerpts from the NY. Trbune)
One of the two whom Judge Jacob Gould
Schurman indicated Monday he would clear
though she had pleaded guilty a narcotic indictment
found in possession of heroin in prison Tuesday,
il revealed yesterday by District Attorney Frank
S. Hogan.
He posed this question: "Why didn't the Depart
ment of Correction in view of agreement to do so
in such cases, notify my office about the discovery?
We learned about it from the Police Narcotic Sqaud"
Mrs. Anna M. Kross Commissioner of Correction,
said: 81 can't understand why this is such
ceebre Is it. because Hogan is excited about because
of his difficulties with Schurman? | can't imagine
they're looking for a controversy ***
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Continued From Back Psse)

GOD HEALS, ! poNT"-ors Roberts.
nyesr-old gentleman apparently healed o.
ssv hearing and something else thrilling Phenome-
Ms faith subInsl Audience much impressed.
The hssIngs included chronic alcoholism, paralysis
lns THE previous days prosrsm Tvmor Of the fhrosf
= +sar psrformsnesl
Well, we read JESUS HEALED ALL MANNER OF
tntAsE and declared: my WORKS AND GREATER
NALL yE DOT
suf is only fsIr TO point out that the Gospel reports
Jesus WENT AWAY FROM HIS OWN VILLAGE
AND COULD DO NO MIGHTY WORKS THERE
''AusE OF THEIR UNBELIEFl
AND at the Pool Of Bethesda Jesus healed only one o.
0IppssIll But that was 1900 years sgoi The Devil
"'n 'ctfsnsd up whole LOT since thenl
We heartily commend seeing and hearing these re-
'''e hslf-hour teIevison programs.
ana those Of you who wish TO Mr. Roberts on me
"m ~ The State Fair Grounds he will be there from
w. nightly appearances at 7;3o pm. sSeep"ns
June The Press has stated that there would also
'''nocn services a. 23o
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The DEVILS Roman Catholicism

(ConfinUed From Back Page)
out his sacred confirmation, and that they may safely be
destroyed; therefore TO the utmost Of my will de-
fend this doctrine and his Holiness rights and customs
AGAINST all vsvrpers Of the hereea Protestant authority
especially against he pretended authority
and church in England and oil adherenfs in regard that
they be vsurped and hersa opposing he sacred mother
church OF Rome
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
BEHIND THE PURPLE CURTAIN DEVILS R. c.l
The Snare Of the Fowler"
BY REV. LApIsLAv KUBAT

Translated by REV. JOSEPH DOBES
Like after long imprisonment gains Its precious
only again in the of the fowler the
Czech many struggled within the tolls
of the Roman Church and has known only brief blood
bought hour Of freedom.
But the spirit and comenius lives and in spite
Of the ravages Catholicism, and Communism
Of cEeehoovakas valiant President MasarYk still
shine out of darkness we 10 reformation he
said-to author adds we must return 10 Christ
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Bad Children

Bad Children
Continued from Back Psge)
PART
RE THE SATAN BOUND"
THOSE "vvHoM SATAN HATH BOUND" IS per Jesus
p. the vnfortunsfes, and, FATHER, FORGIVE THEM
(Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Get My Christ Science Messiah
Into Your Crisis Magazine.
Let 1t Put on Spiritual Long Pants!

(Excerpfs from The CTisIs MagszIne1
O Though delivered more than year ago, we think
this speech still appropriate for these parIous times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Survey to Count
Holders of More
Than Single Job

Information on the number OF
persons who have more than one
lob will be sought in the July
Current Population Survey, &C
cording to Robert Scheller, su-
pervisor of the Census Bureaus
district Office at Baltimore, Md
Similar data from the survey
six years ago disclosed that 3
per cent, or l.8 million of the
81 million persons employed in
July, 1850, held more than one
lob.
The incidence was relatively
more frequent in agriculture
than in other fields. with nearly
9 per cent Of all persons working
on farms having another lob
Only 3 per cent of persons in
non agricultural industries held
more than one Job at the same
time. In most cases, the second
airy lob was in a different line Of
work from the primary lob.
The special questions on sec
ondary Jobs will be in addition
to the regular monthly inquiries
on employment and unemploy-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Charles }. Huppmonn, ST., sc;
Victim of Heud-on Car Crash

Charles j. (CarD Huppmann,
sr., Sc, who died Friday at Casu-
atty Hospital as a result of an
automobile collision Sunday. will
be buried Tuesday in st. Marys
Cemetery following requiem high
mass at 9 am. at St Martins
Catholic Church. 1900 North
Capitol street.
Mr.. Huppmann. who was re-
turning from Colonial Beach.
Va. was in a head-on collision
in the 1900 block Of Branch ave-
nue. near Silver Hill. Md. His
daughter. Mrs. Teresa NJ. Roster.
10422 Haywood drive, Silver
Spring, was returning from Leon
ardtown, Md. when she stopped
by the accident out of curiosity
and discovered her father was
one of the injured.
A District government employe
for as years, Mr.. Huppmann was
foreman in the electrical de-
.partment of the Department of
Buildings and Grounds.
A second generation Washing
tonian, Mr.. Huppmann was
graduated from the school of
pharmacy at George Washington
University and for a time he
was a practicing pharmacist in
Washington.
He was an usher at st. Mar
tins Church and a MEMBER of
the Holy Name Society. He was
an honorary member of the Dis
trict Fire Department.
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Russell E. HickerneII, IS,
Agriculture Department Aide

Ohio, and Representative Lea of
California.
Mr.. Hickernell was born In
Menden. Ohio.
He is survived by his widow,
Iona. Of the home address; two
daughters. Mrs. Virginia Murray
Of Baltimore. and Mrs. Jean
Bagley Of Suitland; two sons,
Robert and Thomas. and a
grandson. Robert, all of Wash
ington. Also surviving are three
brothers and a sister, Louis and
Frederick Hickernell of Ohio,
Hayes Hickernell of California.
and Mrs. Eva Nelson Of Ohio.
Services will be held at IL am.
tomorrow at the Epiphany Epis-
copal Church, $500 Ritchie road,
Forestvllle, Md. with members
OF the staff of the Meat Inspec-
ton Branch serving as pail
bearers. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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GarnB uf Chunks

FRIEDENBERG. HARRY. We wish to
thank our many friends and relatives
which were of q great comfort and
RUTH FRiEDENBERG AND THE
FRIEDENBERG FAMILY.
BULLOCK. CARYL MILLICENT. We wish
70 sincerely, thank all members OF the
their cards. phone calls, kilograms and
other expressions OF sympathy during
our recent beressysImnsnnttv 70 avn
McMENAMIN. MARGARET. The family
of MARGARET McMENAM1N appreci-
ateS the kind expressions OF sympathy
s sStfP6 he Ra tndT a RI hsr een eR
MRS. CHARLES COLLINS. MISS MARY
c. ROGERS
SCOTT. MARGARET. We wish to eI-
ton to the pastor, Rev. Ernest Turner,
and members of the Carron Baptist
Church. -neighbors. friends and co-work
ers for horal tributes. cards and EXPIRES
passing Of our beloved one, MARGARET
HUSBAND. DEACON GARDINER F
SCOTT. AND FAMILY.
the many kind attentions and con-
dolences Of our friends and relatives,
who were great source OF comfort
hour Of loss. and for the expressive
floral tributes and cards. we extend
the most heartfelt thanks.
FAMILY
WASHINGTON. ROSA TIBBs. The fam
lily of the late ROSA TIBBS WASHING
TON wishes to express its heartfelt
appreciation for the many kindnesses,
cards. flowers and telegrams received
during our recent bereavement Many
thanks &c the Rev Arthur F. Elmes and
Columbia Temple, No. 422.
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Bennett Hochmun,
Active in Musons

Bennett HICKMAN, 48, founder
of the HICKMAN EXcavating Co.
in Hyattsville, died of a heart
attack Friday at his home, 1904
Harvey road, Silver Spring.
Mr.. HICKMAN founded the
firm he headed in 1898. A native
Of Washington. he was the son
of the late Minnie and Max
HICKMAN. He recently moved to
Silver Spring. after living for
many years at SIP Sixth street
NV.
A 32d degree Mason. he was
a member of Samuel Gompers
Lodge No. As, and of Almas
Temple of the Shrine. He be-
longed to the Progress Club and
Indian Spring Country Club. and
was a member of Adas Israel
Congregation.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ida Zukoff HICKMAN, and three
children. Gertrude, Janis and
Norman; a sister, Mrs. Rachel
Abramson, 27l2 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV, and a brother, Paul,
1928 M street NV.
Services will be held at
O'Clock today at Danzansky S
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in King
David Memorial Garden, Falls
Church.
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Carl Sehod, 70,
WASHINGTON Baker

Carl Schad, 10. who was a
baker here for 40 years, died Fri
day of heart failure at Provi-
dence Hospital.
Mr.. Schad, a bachelor, made
his home with his sister, Mrs.
Margaret Baranek, at 922 Ninth
street NE.
Born in Germany, he came to
this country when he was Is.
He was employed by the Schnei-
der Baking Co. for 40 years, re-
firing in 1888. A Mason, Mr.
Schad was a member of Armin-
Jus Lodge No. IS, and of Con-
cordia Lutheran Church, Twen-
tieth and G streets NV.
Surviving. besides his sister
is his brother, Andrew C. Schad
3025 Yost place NE. and seven
nieces and nephewS.
Masonic services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at the
Chambers funeral home. River
dale. Burial will be in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.