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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1856 N
Editorial
CRUMBLING OF EMPIRES
WHAT IS HAPPENING in Poland, Hung

WHAT rs HAPPENING in Poland, Hungary, and even
in little Albania brings to mind that perhaps never II MS
tory has there been a period in which the roots OF empire
have been shaken so completely as the present one. Inc en-
pires that have, and are being threatened, are Great Britain,
France, and now Soviet Russia.
PERHAPS Even before it was recognized as such,
captive and subject peoples were becoming FESTIVE, ana
seeking WAYS and means Of determining their own destinies.
In short, nationaIsm was to become the one element winch
would turn out to be the solvent. But Of all these empires
the one which may suffer most is the Soviet Union because
It had up to this time, famed the flames Of nationalism to
the point where it threatened every other empire. Now those
flames are rising in the direction Of Moscow.
IT WAS INEVITABLE that the British Empire on
which the sun never sets was to have faced dissolution.
Wisely it struck the idea Of commonwealth, with its mem
Der nations giving voluntary allegiance and support to the
core Of the Commonwealth idea in London. Then came
France, with its vast East Indies and African holdings.
There, too, at least in North Africa, France had gone to the
point Of determining that certain of her African colonies
were part of metropolitan France. But that idea is reedng
under the impact Of nationaism.
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE is different, First, there is
Communist dictatorship, and that spells docle subservence
or else ruthless determination. There is no middle ground.
Stains saw to it that these satellites were completely depend
ent upon the Soviet Union. Their social, political and econo.
mic life was closely tied to Moscow, and they provided all
that Russia needed. In fact, the cost of7occupation was often
carried on the backs of the citizens Of the satellites.
THOSE WHO regard the open revols in Poland and
Hungary should not allow their optimism to run away with
them Each Of these countries is completely surrounded by
Russian troops which would never give a second thought
, 1956-11-09

to complete determination, as is seen in Hungary today, #
their hand is forced, Nor should western statesmen forget
that what these countries seek is not democracy, but Com
munism Of their own brand, somewhat removed from the
dictatorship from Moscow. That is why Stain, seeing the
danger Of Tito, considered @Titoism" a clear danger signal
and "Titoists" were regarded as traitors.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-20
Elect Feigle to
Fair Board

The Geauga Agricultural So
ciety elected directors at the
annual meeting In Claridon last
week.
Frank Feigle of Chester was
chosen the only new director.
Returned were Clifton Rossiter,
Chardon, Francis Yaxley, Balm
bridge; Arthur Button, Auburn,
Audre Blair, Newbury.
Changes We're made in by
laws to conform to. the new
state regulations. Directors will
elect officers at the next reg
ular meeting in January.
Annual reports revealed the
1856 fair was the most success
full ever held in the more than
a centruy operation. Atte n
dance was more than 5000.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-20
Propose Snoring Of Junior Poses
Horse Caulcade Over All Of Ohio

the exciting schedule of events
proposed for the Posse begin
ming the fifteenth OF May. The
national recognition which has
been accorded the Posse as a
result of their staging the Cav
alcade OF the American Saddle
Horse will carry the members,
and their smart unit to al /
corners of the state. Geauga
County could very well become
the hub Of horse activity in this
part Of the country.
The members voted a reso-
luton OF appreciation for the
work of Sheriff John Phelps who
retires in January, Newly cleo
ted Sheriff Louis Robusky was
formally inducted into the Posse
as honorary chief. President
Ries, in his speech of welcome,
emphasized that the Posse was
a non-political association and
civic organization and pledged
to support the sheriff along
those lines. He stated that the
Posse had never participated in
political campaigns and would
never do so. Mr.. Robusky COM
mended the Posse for their sem
timents, praised the youth pro-
gram, which now encompasses
IS Junior Posse members. He
promised to give every assis-
tance in broadening the scope
OF the program and provided
an outlet for our youth.
The members voted to limit
the membership in the Posse
because Of the large number Of
applications now on hand.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-20

Geauga County Sheriff's SEN
ior Posse held It's annual elec-
tion meeting on Monday, Mo-
vember IL, 1856, at the Char
don Court House, with thirty
members present. Robert Morse
Of Munson Township, was ac-
cepted as a new member. John
Jensen of Munson applied for
membership and will be voted
on at the next meeting. The
meeting discussed the entire
years activities and unanimous
ly reelected the officers who
have carried through SO success
fully. Richard Ries was re-elec-
ted president, Bill Reiff, vice
president, George Holmes, Sec
retary-treasurer and ] m S
Dodson, Junior marshal.
President Ries, reported on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-20
Elaine Pol1ari
Joins Hiram Club

MIDDLEFIELD - Miss E.
laine Aino Pollari, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pollari
Of Middlefield, Ohio, has been
named to membership in Sigma
Mu Sigma, women's social club
at Hiram college, Hiram, 0
hio. Miss Pollari graduated
from Middlefield High School
in 1856, where she was a cheer
leader, and participated in mu-
sic, and dramatics.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-20
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn H.
Cowles, who have moved to
CheSterland from s h a K e r
Heights? They live in the
red house on Hovey DR.. with
their daughter Martha, 3 years
old. Mr.. Cowles is traffic man
ager at the Auto Bolt and
Nut Co. in Cleveland.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

Fred a Simmons a. the home of
re former hunOTng Mrs. Sam
al T2ursto- Rogers, Jr-, b-i6e
.: December -s
TIE aoro-se received q cor
sage c: PIX carnations and
EyPSopE.--z ~ : 60: @: CS;-
:. trc:1 tie hcS:esSss.
The hon vas rely - de-
Grafton @: re holiday season
TIE dining -l--- -z-.g vs. JyS--
aid viii linen and lace cloth
q G ce.:e-l- Win a. arrange
-@s-i @ "'-.;= r----s. cyPscr. =
l.. and ts.a i. { -cEz-,1 cure
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

81 NED three years on the gen
eral board OF the Stste Baptis,
Convention He also served one
and cne-hat years On tire exc
cutive committee 0: the genera.
Joarc and On convention CON-
r-.!tiees during sessions :: TIE
state Eap'!S: CoEvsat.o2.
rs long way back 20 yes
:-rcay wLer = yrurg -.z1 xzs
wandering from o.e Town =
sHot-e-- Ire struggle .as be-.
keen bit '-e -.El--le preach =
aaS 20 particular regrets.
If I had it TO do over. I'd
change the first parts Of II al
though learned \ lot about
people and human nature dur
ing those wandering years" he
commented.
rs Gorge, u: --.=z:.c-
No Ee-. sense O: appreciation
70. re s.--. G.: o;-e-z VI. .o3E
-= -e-----. &c - IS :e.-cH
= a.. rs ---.:.--:.-. . -zoo-
-.:y RS -gs- great.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04
Mefhodisfs Set
Epiphany Service
For Friday Night

--e Se--.-= = ire Er.--5.y
All. -e led E-.cay e.e-.-g :.
30 o'c.1-: :: re San: Paul
Methods: Church.
II Pc. p. Crit -=~.--
e. ,-e c5--c5, sad TIE service
"--.- CON-. ~ -:s.= - C-..-
~ f.. 80 Me-. = Cs-.St a
Bethlehem IS beng 80 :.-s.
appearance = ne -C:- = .-e
Genus.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

ooctainer. This was inersSsrsSG
With pink ;aperS ilanSe1 IN
flames
Eve-g-eSns and -eG :SpsrS
Te-e UssG in the living rom.
Ms :. 3. Foster aSS.StSS the
.'S:-SSeS - Ss-T:-E dainty - =
TicHeS. r-tS, MINIS ana c-.:se.
Aocu; 20 guests were - -
dance. Guests from -45o:
-:'y included Ms. :. T = -s-s
1-S- William 3. EoEs-S 40
Ms. : 2 Rogers. s..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

attending Kings Business eoy-
Sc, Raleigh Joined Aer hCs-
2 and. Cpl. John Simmons o.
Texas here :or ! hcl:GSH visit
II the home :: ASE parents. Mr..
and Ms :. (. JS:rE:tS
~: S2G Ms A-:ccG Nl.gan
.: Jacksonville. ga SNsH; me
.,,.SayS wit re. PARENTS. NJ.
~ N-S Grover N.-,.SSa -
Nr. ans Ms. E..l.S Wright.
~ a-S Ms 4. -. King. n.
.r& son. Say. SYCc; RE 20 .cayS
:. South Boston. ". with his
; a-s-ts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

IF the Cunts B1S o-ouni si75,-
100. Although be GoeSn', cone
rom minister family, re tsS
brother, ". G, Who & rsS-c-
Z: Lancaster. : c. c-u-ca
AnCtasE b:c:cer = : ceacc- s--
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

Refreshments were SsveG
turing the evening by the hos
.sSSss % about 81 guests Tabor
C!ty guests Included Ms. ;. T.
Rogers AID Ms. William 3.
Rcg5r-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

Sunday Scho7l superintendent
:, . Statewide Ssst.=I Church.
Interest - the wor. Of ether
churches las always been e4-
--eSSe1 oy tse Rev- CAN'T. He
-zs o=eo moderator OF the Co.
L. -5-s County Baptist Ascot
..c- :c- ,a= past two yea-S AID
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04
Continued from page one)

but it's a known fact taat any
building program such as ta=
size Of that a. the local church
Is always a struggle. Total cos.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04
Coffee Hour
Si1en For
Mrs. Rogers

= Coffee Hour was gwen II
"-.:=v.--s E-.5sy morning o.
Ms. :. : Sc:.-::sa ana Ms
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-04

Ms Myrtle Simmons VIII Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

WASHINGTON, d. c. The
Presidents Committee on Gov
eminent Contracts this week
released a new pamphlet as
part Of the educational phase OF
its program TO eliminate racial
and religious discrimination in
employment on work done un-
der Government contract.
The booklet. The Story OF
the Presidents Committee on
Government Contracts" was
written for general public use
and will be distributed at pub
lie meetings. forums and panel
discussions of equal job oppor-
iunifY and the elimination OF
emp o Y menf discrimination
because of race. color. religion
or national origin.
The goal of the Committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Jackson Writes
Prexy On South

DR.. L. X. Jackson, pastor OF
ST, Paul Baptist Church Of Chi
cage last week forwarded an
lmpclllng letter to President
Eisenhower, asking that he use
his good offices to have Con-
gress enact legislation that viii
help protect Negro Southerncrs
from White Citizens Councils,
and others opposed to the U S.
Supreme Court decisions out
having segregation IN education.
Blasting Democratic Party
leaders of the South, he referred
particularly to Senator Eastland
Of Mississippi and Governor Le-
roy Collins OF Florida
DR.. Jackson, who recently
spoke behind the iron curtain y
upon invitation Of Russia, cited
the record of Negroes during the
past two world wars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

experimentation of the u. S.
Supreme Courts public school
desegresaiion decision. the
rise of the White Citizens
Councils and the general
mounting racial tension in the
South are the issues which are
occasioning the calling Of the
conference.
A, Philip Randolph, vice pres
ident Of the AFL-CIO and inter
national president of the Broth
erhood Of Sleeping Car PorterS
announced that his letter OF
April 9th to Negro leaders urged
that the meeting deal with some
of the serious problems facing
millions Of Americans as re-
suit Of the recent Southern Con
gresSmen'S Manifesto in addlt-
ion to the above named prob
lens.
Randolph said. ~ crucial
challenge 10 every Negro and
Negro organization is posed
by the recent so-called Dec.
lsraiion OF Constitutional Prin.
eiples introduced in the Con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Satan Cannot Prevail

The devil. or old satan
would wear away a great deal
of good time, and injure the
entire human race. if permit
ted to go on using vexation.
When people are united with
affection, or esteem by the
right understanding, there is
peace and goodwill
When God encouraged JOS
hua. He said fear not,
neither be thou dismayed."
Saving Power Precious
God fashioned the heaven,
and the entire universe with
divine Love. His Spirit
through Christ Jesus is dwell
ing in all human affairs, and
His thoughts are precious
thoughts which must be
heard, TO prevent deStruc-
ton.
THE PsALMlsT SANG:
THE LORD REICNETH;
LET THE EARTH REJOICE;
LET THE MULTITUDE OF
ISLES BE GLAD THEREOF.
CLOUDS a Nd DARK.
NESS ARE ROUND ABOUT
HIM: RIGHTEOUSNESS AND
JUDGMENT ARE THE HAB.
lTATlON OF HIS THRONE. ="
Psalms o7:l-2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

Receiving citations were Mrs.
Robert l.. Nann. the Pittsburgh
Courier. { c. Dejoie. Jr.. Lou
isiana Weekly. New Orleans. and
president Of The National News
paper Publishers Association.
Carl Murphy, Afro-American
Newspapers. Baltim ore. and
John II. Sengstackc. the Defen-
der Publications. Chicago.
w. Beverly Carter, Courier
publisher. was in Nashville to
receive citation in beehalf Of
Mrs. Vann, while honors for Mr..
Murphy and Mr.. Sengstacke
were received in their behalf
by Norris G.. Shervington, AS
ISOLATED Publishers, Inc, Chi
cago. and Louis f. Martin. De-
fender executive editor, respect
lively.
Moss II. Hendrix. NAMD re.
firing president, Washington. D.
c. public relations firm head,
was cited as founder Of the mar
kcting association.
Other officers OF NAMD arc
Ramon S. Scruggs, Michigan
Bell Telephone Company. De
troii, and Clarence L. Holtc.
Battcn. Barton, DurStine and
Osborne. Inc, New York City,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Fear No EriI
Continued from Back Page)

growth in spiritual under
standing Of their social sta
tus. The state or quality of
mans heart and conscious
ness. if it is high in spiritual
understanding gives him his
highest standing. and rank in
the sight of God and his fell
bowman.
Human Race Needs Pure
Humility
The fear and what some
people call humiliation. when
looked upon unseIfshIy will
become JOYFUL experiences.
The educational embodiment
will enable them all TO see
the bright side OF life, which
enables human beings 10 love
instead Of hate. The confus-
ion Of consciousness will be
discarded and will make all
OF The human burdens lighter.
The embarrassment will be-
come The introduction OF
strength and power in unity
without iniqUiiy. Hate and
fear passes awav when peo-
ple know each other for what
they actually are, sons Of
God, and people should not
try 70 make themselves sons
OF satan, through human fear
and confusion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Howard, Atlanta U.
Join Sigma AIphas

ATLANTA. Ga. 49, Pi Sigma
Alpha national honorary fra
ternI'y for students in political
science. was installed at 'ho
Atlanta University Center last
Wednesday. 1t was the second
charter granted to Negro lnsti-
tuition
The other az Howard Uni
versiiY was voted al the same
time.
Gamma Lambda chapter. the
seventy-ninth chapter in the or.
pani7alon, was Installed hv Dr.
Cullen Gosncll Of the political
science department at Emory
University. who was assisted by
a member of the Emory faculty
and two Emory students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
EIks Observe
Thanksgiving

Bath City "Fawn" Temple
No. 1863 of Mi. Clemens.
Michigan. sponsored the An
nual Elk Thanksgiving Ser
vice at the Turner CINE
Church. 100 Robinson Street.
Mt. Clemens. Michigan.
The Annual Thanksgiving Adj
d was given by Attorney
Daughter Jessie Slaton. Grand
Assistant Directress OF Civil
Liberties Department Of the
Elks, who was introduced by
Mrs Jean Marvel, District Dep
utv. Mrs. Ida Beatrice Lee OF
"Fawn' Temple was Mistress OF
Ceremonies.
Participants on the program
included Mrs. Ceorgina X.
Fields. Organizer OF "Fawn"
Temple; Daughter Ruler The
resa Abner. Mrs. Fannie Green.
Dgt. Ruler. Officers and mem
bers of Florence Ames Tenn
pie No. II. Mrs. Catherine Ar
ter, Vice Dt. Ruler, rendered a
selection. Dt- Ruler and officers
and members OF Cornetta Tenn
pie No. 800; Dgt. Ruler, officers
and members of Sunset Temple
No 925; DIT. Ruler, officers and
Daughters OF Ruth Temple No.
1912.
The Black and Gold March
ing Clubs Of the Golden Gate
Lodge and the Sunset Temple.
Inkster. Michigan made a very
impressive picture indeed in
their striking Black and Gold
Uniforms. The Exalted Ruler
OF Bath City Lodge. Mr.. Ver-
non Abner. also participated
on the program. Mrs. Edna
Henderson. Grand Directress
OF Public Relations introduced
guests and official Elk family.
The various lodges and tenn
Piles of the Michigan Elk fam
lily were well represented at the
affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
4 Newsmen Get NAMD
Honors In Nashville

berton, Dayton (Ohio) Urban
League, secretary, Mrs. Mary
Fuller Smith, Fuller Products
Company. Chicago. assistant sec
rotary, William F. Majors. Mem
phis (Tenn) Coca-Cola Bottling
Co. treasurer, and Daniel c.
Kcan, Gulf Oil Corp. Pittsburgh,
assistant treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Easing Of Discrimination
Told BY likes Committee

does the comments Of sev.,.l
industrial and business leads.J
on their experiences in elimins1
ing racial and religious discri~l
ination in their own companis'|
and describes the Comm,t,s, 4
motion picture. Commend
ment." which illustrates some a
the causes and effects Of III
elimination.
The film has received awa,a,
from the National Conference -
Christians and Jews and from
the Freedoms Foundation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
A Better, Fuller Life
By JULIAN c. wYCHE


The title escapeS me at the moment but the i'm
pact Of me book written bv Young Canadian woman
dnrinc World War II about racial prejudice in small
Dominion community has not abated as vet
most poignant scene was When me heroine hau
Just met the nero young Je"iSh afchec, hau otgh
duly impressed and sought 70 Know nm peuer lie
spoke OF having dHucuy N hNang Sultaple Lodgings.
Eagerly and nnocenty she huIrledy niormed nm that
she personally knew the manager "i !fge recently
opened apartment mouse amt coHa get nm Inc desired
unit
He was bappilv amazed thar she coald. until learn
H.. va ""i'i , ""1V' ''' 4'.,f' r. b
sip,nr s,@tod be rontas VOW rer .2;4,tes o;l1
The authorcSS has her ead.ng-.adv 20 suddenly
realize with hammerirg ~ ne head nat there are
restrictions imposed because - color. or creed
This realization was in form Of nev>r,el wh!r,inc
madly in front Of her eyes ard Aa,hins symbols o;
strict.vc Community" lives .r rrwsraner ads.
The point was that tre heroine Fad re, core n
contact personally wan .nf 8e " zee tse >aAcs, Z,
of the bigot or se4reca na,... ts~-s s-e t r. reay
paid attention 20 these r~. ..'s cfra She -.
-, tbat co,,rt1l ~,
for the b,rn ~
a. 10 hi, ,.,.il
Tbis i osnec.a ,.. 49,. ~. III
lieve in Amos. an cor... $685.. ....s. .-4 "
49, -
So, $500
t'.i 49,, ~ 'i's''~fH' @.-e'-l.@ set'"'
rbo No., ..rol,os.' er.l, t...o -. .a i,..o
the crowd and ,be more one can noir ~ s,rosi,l
rateri.f WIN .n5 n,,,,. 49, - H. . Il; H.
and bir,solf tho ,,oro b l. bll -; ... IA 80
nectcd 10 r,n,ain alof, from ,be An,err
roo, '' h aeeus groy from egotism ne
et@,,le for r;, 70 lear rear Is genera.eq rom
pet,on # j. NOV daon irbe%de or IRON sun COM
nthors = no ueepF "peadea N some as IN
This Was IN nina When renort. cane 90 tho rpr
cord..,ir - -; VIZ" . ' ,si, '"nle 81 me ~
riobts rnIi.a erio =. .i .oS io' ,'Nll,
noice across tho r.,ion co,,b. +. l..a..' .,,l ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

az NC .NdSIlNIIIc INSTITUTION.
Follow ng two days OF dis
cussion devoted 10 the clinic
theme. "Nearo Market Pro-
grams in 1856" NAMD hon.
ored four newspaper heads for
their contributions TO the mar
keiinq field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
US. Bonds
Always Sofe

Maybe your wife doesn't get
angry and tear up your savings
bondS-but they might be mutt
lated in a hundred other ways
That's the sage philosophy
OF Delmar v. Cote. state sales
director Of the Savings Bonds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

the booklet states, Us to extend
the principle of equal job OPP
portunity as widely as possible
through American industry
through education. cooperation
and negotiation
Progress made under the Com
mittee's program "has enabled
minority group workers TO COM
pete equally for thousands of
jobs that previously had been
filled on a discriminatory basis, "
II reports.
The publication also repro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Epstein To Visit Here

Benjamin r Epstein. national
director Of the Anti-Defamation
League Of B'nai Birth. will be
IN Detroit for a series OF public
appearances and speaking en-
gagcments April % and April
"a.
Mr.. Epstein will speak un.
der the auspices Of Pisqah
Lodge Of B'nai Birth on Mon
day evening. April 70. at $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

sress on March eleventh. this
year."
In an attempt to rally Neg'
leadership. the call TO the con
vention states that there is
four-fold purpose to the South
ern CongrcsSmen's Manigesto.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

p.m. at the Adas Shalom
Synagogue. Curtis near Santa
Rosa.
Tuesday. April "a. he will
spend the day IN radio and tele-
vision appearances. press con-
ferences and similar public ap-
pearances.
In the evening. he will speak
at an open public rally.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

Division for Michigan. who
recently told how the Treas.
urY Department projects the
interests OF the bond buyer
from the day of purchsss until
redemption.
That actually happened, you
know" Mr.. Cote said. 1.-THE
Treasury's Bureau OF the Public
Debt once received a letter
from an agitated husband, en-
closing scrops of what had been
$500 savings bond.
He admitted his wife had de-
stroyed the bond in fit OF
anger, and asked what could be
done. The Treasury replaced il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Classified
HOUSE FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE
Underwood near Fenkell
Brick. 3 Rooms; 4 Bedrooms
Auto-iot Water: Garage,
Exceptionally Clean,
Excellent Transportatiow
Near Grand River and
Joy Road shopping.
CASH or TERMS
Appointment Only
EVERGREEN REALTY
KE. l-5774
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

NASHVILLE Tenn.-Several billion dollars worth of
American industry represented at the Third Annual
Marketing Clinic sponsored last week by Tennessee A. and
! State University Nashville with the cooperation of the
National Association of Marketing Developers which CON
currently held its annual convention and Awards Dinner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
Randolph Sets Notiono
Conference For DC.
On Racial Tension

NEW YORK-More than score of the nations to-
Negro leaders, from organizations with combined mem
bership oialng more than II million Negroes eXpcce
to participate in State of the Race Conference April
in WASHINGTON ID &
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
RACE EEP(
7i46 ST. ANTOINE

"THE CHRIST-LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"
Goods liberator Of the Bible. the Christian
Science textbook has the necessary wisdom.
Hsaven OUR eternal iife God and ALL reality
(spiritual of course), are found-are discovered
In human consciousness!
eff thou would be blessed! Obey Gods Science! and
bies. others "-bv ANDREW F. .FRUEHAUF. C.S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMFMRFR

GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
From the Bible:
Why do the heather rage and the people ina g;ne
a vain thing?
THE kings of the earth set themseiye. and The
rulers counsel together against the Lord and against
his Amounted Palm 2:I.2