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Taft Republicans
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PART
Gideon S Chosen 300!

When raised UP young Gideon to defend the
srssltss. the worthy commended Gideon 10 pro-
sressive reduce those $4,000 mediocre their
Ewes doubt. Of the breedl And when had
800 select of conscience and vision-deeisive
victories were had easily the enemy!
Iols-MlRAcLEs OF MONS AND YPREs!
This is far cry from economic and financial difficulties
and challenges but the principle Is valid!
N.Y. Gods law Of adjustment, is universally applicable!
and impartial Prussanm and Kaiserism had succeeded in
temporarily submersins the Martin Luther Christ ndvi
uaty Of Germany Hence. hs devils invasion Of Belgium.
The neutrality pact became Just scrap Of pspsr'i
Bvprsyers Of the faithful brought consternstion into
the German cavalry and miraculous defeats inflicted
fhe German hordes by the united British and French
troops Of lesser nvmbersl
the spirit Of young man, David more, sIay
ing the giant Goliath
We present portion Of fhe Washington Letter" in the
G. S. Monitor Of ~ ~ ~
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freedom is Net So Easy"
IA PRENsA FIGHTS PERON 'HANcoN
Rv Bruce Aenderson

Ia PRENsA FIGHTS PERoN HANGOVER
BY Bruce Henderson
BUENoS AIRES (APl-One year ago tall, dgnfed
editor pushed button giant presses started rong-and
newspaper reborn.
The editor Alberto canza Paz The newspaper:
La Prensa Of Buenos Aires.
When Gainza Paz touched off the press run Feb 3,
1885, II marked the rebfh of La Prensa free
paper For five years before that La Prensa had been shsc
kied by the Argentine DICTATOR Juan Peron Revoutonas
who overrew Peron gave the newspaper its Independence
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y
To soften up 81 year old companion: The late Mr..
Henry Ford ssd "A does get good hard until
he's forty"
We may, indeed be ever 50 grateful for the marvellous
life Of beloved Leader and Of incompatible Master
Savior. Christ Jesus for enabling TO DEMONSTRATE
the exevsiveness Of Gods and only REAL creation in
ihe vnivsrss-he heshIsss. MINISTERIAL spiritual Christ
like which has, through all eternity completely populated
THE ONE AND ONLY REAL universe with onniprsssnf
heaven and eternal lfeI
PART 3
AZ YEARS MARVELLOUS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BLESSINGS!
For AZ Of my nearly IS years Christian Science has been
the most precious treasure in the universe TO mel
MRS. EDDY RE AGES.
we may be grateful that our beloved Leader
the right concept human ages. Until her
veIous life, advancing years milestone about the
neeks Of millions! And that still the with manyI
REACHED HER 10Th YEAR TRlUMPtANTLY
We know that with Mrs. Eddy passing in 1870 she
had reached her goth year and that she apparently
on her death bed the age Of 45-bvf on the Biblical
third day. DEVILS sfsrisistic concept Of
healing lmaferia mediea and animal magnetism - 1.-THE
FLESH PROFITETH NORTHUMBERLAND to God and the
Bible and upon reading Matthew through (parsy
tic immediately healed by Jesvs) she healed nstsn-
taneovsIY
i sometimes though the devil would like to
obscure the fact that Mrs. Eddy tumphany reached her
goth yearl
MEN-67; WoMEN-7I
In md20h Century these the life expecaneies for
the u S. India has less than onehaf of life expectancy
PART
coMMUNsMs DESTINY: EXTINCTION!
Communism to be major Of these times
and yet know II is travelling down dead-end street
Of sedesrvetion conversion Ito moral Seienee-the
SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST" MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLESD.
am most grateful
The response most favorable. Some II to IS Of
those dear people their Joy and thanks for the
message God had deliver and for the many interesting
points covered It is Joy TO bear witness unto the power
Of Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah world
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devil TO present skirsss female! thus showing lis
contempt for Jesus and Ny admonfion: HE THAT LOOK
ETH ON A WOMAN TO LUST AFTER HER HATH CON-
MlTED ADULTERY WITH HER ALREADY IN HIS
HEARTH
Of Jesus bssfifvde BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART
FOR THEY SHALL SEE coD"!
PAGAN cLoRiFIcATIoN or THE FLESH CON-
TINUEs AMONG THE DEVILS DUPEs-HEBREWs.
ROMAN CATHOLICS AND THE MEDIOCRE
PRoTESTANTS WHO ARE NOT ALERT TO THEIR
NOBLE PURITANICAL HERITAcEi
And, Of the gorifcaton Of the human form is
scandal among all nations and peoples and heavily guilty
in popvsfing hospitals, iaIs, and insane asYIvms!N
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Costs Soaring
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PART z
THE DEVIL IN THE AFL-DsR MIXED THE CITY
OF DETROIT AND ITS CITIZENS sHAMEFuLLY
AND THAT ISN'T THE HALF OF 1T!
"ARE PENSIONS DRIVING CITY TO THE WALL?"
free Press
BY Frank Beekmsp, Free Press Staff Writer
How big are City pensions?
Big enough. you bet. that will get careful STU
dy in light Of Detroifs financial woes
Last week il disclosed that Mayor cobo had asked
Joseph M Dodge Detroit banker, and former financial ad
visor to President Eisenhower look at the citys fiscal
structure
report compiled for Dodge by Willis n. Hail.
eeretaryanager Of the Board Of Commerce. Halls report
pointed TO pensions the critical in the financial
picture.
LET'S SEE what Hall had in mind
There three major pension systems for Deirofs
employees.
The General Retirement System all municipal
employees other than policemen and firemen.
There is separate system for policemen and firemen
Thirdly, there is system for Board Of Education
p!oyes.
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Free Press 1871
"A seven-YesroId girl asphyxiated in her sleep
Belinda Smoihers dead when police arrived. :"
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Bad Checks" and Mr.. w. Miles

free Press)
On Thursday, when ihe weekend rush Of psyeheek-
esshng starts in fhe Detroit fhe Free Press prints
each week the LIST Of stolen and fictitious checks which may
make their appearances This service TO hopkeepes bar
owners and other called cash checks
RUBBER CHECK Of 9f9, for $I0l.00.
Payment stopped Grssiof-St. Antoine Branch Of The
Detroit Bank
The Detroit Free Press again listed stolen and fictitious
checks under their regular caption BAD CHECKS"
II DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEs. a., 1887
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Mouyns loss OF
Mrs. Lulc B. White

NEW YORK - The National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People has ex-
pressed its profound sorrow
over the loss of Mrs. Lulu b.
White. whose death is felt not
only in the State of Texas but
elsewhere throughout the ranks
Of the Association where shf
vas Iovec and respected by al
who knew her.
Mrs. White. q longtime NAA-
CP leader in Texas, died At hcr
home in Houston on July 6.
Her funeral was arranged for
,uly IL. For 20 years. she was
ctive in NAACP work having
ervcd as exuctive secretary Of
ne Houston branch and as di-
ector of branches for the Tex
IS State Conference OF NAACP
ranches.
Representing the NAACP ma
tionsl office at the funeral Will
be Mrs. Daisy Lampkin. former
field secretary and now a mem
Der of the Board of Directors:
Thurgood Marshal, special coun-
sci; and Gloster b. Curren, di-
rector of branches.
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Bishop Secretary
To Mdonesic

MARSHALL, Texas The Sec
RETRY to the president of Bishop
College has been granted two
year leave of absence. President
M. X. Curry, Junior says Miss
Barbara J. Emory OF Marshall.
who has served as his secretary
for more than q year, will serve
as Secretary to the Project
Director of the Indonesia- Tuske-
gee Project for the next two
years.
The project is being sponsored
by the United States govern
ment. II has been underway
since 1854. and will extend TO
June 80, 1859. II is designed
&c improve technical school tea
cheers. therefore. educational, sci
ence and Institutional aids spe-
cialisfs as well as administrative
personnel are being used. The
Project Director is Mr.. &. l..
Washington. Mr.. Washington is
Director of Special Services OF
the United Negro College Fund.
ana also 2 former Business Man.
ager of Howard University.
In addition TO serving as Sec
rotary to the Project Director,
Miss Emory will be responsible
for training an Indonesian count
crpart. All members, in addition
to providing their technical, sci
cntific and administrative skill.
are expected TO conduct them
selves as ambassadors OF good
will.
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Watch Children

Little children in Detroit
swallow poisons and many other
substances not intended for hui
man consumption. Or Joseph
c. Molncr commissioner OF
h, alth. reminds parents.
RE says that CT the first 1877
emergency calls received in The
rcis.n infcrmation cenier OF the
retrcit Department of Health.
I'll were made in behalf of chill
dren three years old end young
er. Most Of them were from l8
months &c three years old.
Many of the calls were from
physicians or hospitals about
the composition of certain insec-
ticidCs. dctcrgents, rat poisonS
laundry bleaches or abrasive
cleaners. Some were from fran
tic parents who were not able
10 reach their own physician by
telephone.
The materials taken by these
children included ink, shoe po-
fish. cor rubbing compound. col
ored chslk. hair waving lotion.
dye. sleeping pills. blueing, tot
LET wafer, furniture cleaner,
spray heir set. cologne. charcoal
lighter, end pine oil. One Child
managed TO swallow piece Of
chain and snoiher q part of a
thermometer.
The number Of potentially poi
sonous substances found in
homes has increased greatly in
recent years. Where there are
small children. constant vigi-
lance is needed to keep all mcdi-
cines and many common house
hold substances out of their
reach.
Some of the important rules
to follow are given here:
l. Keep snY poisonous ma
ierisl in It's original container.
tiohtly closed and properly la
beled.
2. Never given e neighbor or
anyone else part of an insec-
ticidc CT her poison in an un-
labeled container.
3. Store such materials in a
safe pls CO, preferably in lcck-
ed cabinet or e very high shelf
where they cannot be reached.
4. Do not keep them nesr any
fec DIS.
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Social e. G;uic Round Mp
(continued From Page 81

Continued From Page 81
gins of Chicago. Mrs. Della
Cough of the Cough Realty Co.,
was commentator.
Mrs. Marcella Stewart played
the incidental music. Officers
are: Edwina Mccall, president,
Amanda Glenn, directreSs of
Young Peoples Department OF
Calvary District, Lee Ella Mar
shall, assistant directress.
The People Community Civic
League presented an Evening
In Paris" Tea Sunday afternoon
on the beautiful lawn home of
Marie Starks. 3643 Helen, with
huge attendance. This was the
first major program rendered
by the league since the birth Of
its organization, October 1856.
The purpose of this incorpo-
rated organization, with head
quarters at 8147 Mack Avenue
is to bring about better human
relations; to give scholarships.
and promote any worthy cause,
to do research on phases of gen
eral government affairs; state
and civic. a non-profit and non
partisan organization with APP
proximately 1870 members at
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(Coniinued From Page 81
Mr.. White is an architect
and was sent 70 Africa by the
United States Cove nment for
two years making much pro-
uress for Africa.
Slides were shown 10 ~ loAst
1913 people. who found them
most interesting
In CHICAGO at Parkway YMCA
Saturday, Mrs. Rosa Gragg made
a report on reorganization for
greater cfficiencv and more
oconor'v in the u. 6 Govern
rncnt. Pcnplc fror' all over the
states wore rreecr..
Ms. Grace is q Newhor Of
The Hoover ccnor'rr'or mi will
speak in Ohio and Indiana be-
e~~o ~o.u~ring.
WEDDING
JoAnn Watson and Joseph
OBEY spoke their wedding vows
Saturday July 18th at II o'clock
NJ St. Theresa Church with
Father William Roosen perform
IMP The ceremonv.
Tho brides c~wn wse white
orcandy over white satin. The
hodire was Ft'ed with seal
lcped " ne~kl;na aud sleeves
wore lonn. The ha''arira full
els'rt c=~rieS a sca'lop>d hen
line. a tul'e veil shoulder
length. fell fro~, a small hat.
She carried white carnations.
She yrs Given in marriage by
her father.
Ruby Brown wns maid Of
honor. F~o1erica F'nnev and
Marie McGauehv were attend
ms Their gowns wore pink
'raandv over tarfota fashioned
rs the bride. Their hats were n
roronet With floWore arl rhirc-
stones. They carried bouquets
e carnations. Ronda Donpcll.
flower girl. was wcarinc pink
'reandv. carrying 4 basket of
roso petals.
The WEDDING reception was AZ
four o'clock NJ tho hcrne of TIC
brides naron.s, Mr.. and Mrs
"harlcs T. Watson of Columbus.
Ms Adverda Johnson is tho
= oom'S mother
Mr.. Joseph O'Bev is n clnrk
IT The County Clerk office arS
Mrs. O'Pev is p c'"rk at the
federal Reserve Bank.
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COMMENTATOR

an area of Home Economies,
have enjoyed little concen-
tration in most Negro col
leges, because of the limited
employment outside the
school roomI
According to Miss p. E.
Thrift, director, Division of
Home Economics, Southern
University, Recent gradu-
ates with a food and nutri-
ton major have found that
employment opportunities
are unlimited"
GREENSBORO, N. c.
Miss Hilda Withers, a
member of Withers Chapel
Church at Pine Hall, was
elected president of the
Youth Council of the North
Carolina Conference Meth.
odist Youth Institute as that
organization closed its one.
week sessions at Bennett
College, last Friday.
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present.
Meetings are held every sec
ond Tuesday evening from 49,
pm. to $3.50 pm. at the Mack
Mt. Elliott Recreation Center
Memberships are being &C
cepted now. Mr.. Alvin w. Bush
president Lonnie Humphrey
first vice. George w. Cathcart
second vice. Russell Brown
third vice. George Hutchinson
fourth vice. Lillian Strong. sec
rotary. Rosetta Ferguson, finan-
cial secretary, Raymond Jen
kins.
Mrs. Bertha Glenn. 1875 Ricl
street, will celebrate her birth
day with an elaborate party OF
her lawn, July 9th.
=.
Second Baptist Church Of
Detroit will camp from Aucust
Is to 81 at Camp Baber. To-
Gated res- C5ee~,o'is Mich.
l72 m'los fro~, D-troi'.
Sunday, July DIST Pastor c
O. Stewart arl NJ. Pleasant
Baptist Church VIII be the guess
Of Calvary Baptisr c. urch. Ths
Senior Choir VIII furnish the
music
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With DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CITY. .(CNS) ~
CAB GALLOWAY RETURNS
Back to his old stomping ground,
New York City. after lengthy
stand at Miami Beach and Las
Vegas, Cab Galloway has re-
turned to show New York what
the south and west went wild
over. Featuring the Norma
Miller dancers talented lasses
indeed) and "the prettiest sepia
girls, Cabs show is spicy and
gull of life. It's engagement here
in Central Park has been highly
heralded and expects a huge
turnout.
The Cocsnut Grove, Holly
woods most fabulous nightspot.
has a new record breaker and
it's a glamourour little lady:
Miss Lena Horne Proving her
self the queen after 2 weeks OF
a 4 week engagement. Lena
has paYd TO capacity and stand
ing room only She has surpass-
ed the mark set even by Har-
ny Belsfonte.
Billy Daniels has moved his
"Old Black Magic" to the great
Macombo in Hollywood where
the biggest stars are out every
night-to thrill to his "Yiddish
Mama and other special mat
crial The Steel Pier in Atlantic
City. all set in their 10 week
summer season, boasts the Mills
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Sorignc-that's where he wrot.
from"
Momentarily puzzled, stat
members huddled and came ur
with the fact that san So.
rigne" or sans origne" as il
should have been spelled means
"orgin unknown i'm French and
this seemed appropriate since as
you will recall. servicemen were
not allowed to disclose their
whereabouts during the war.
Far from discouraged with
the deluge of requests which
continues. Professor Davis says
he and his staff are busy pond
ering . recent questions:
What are the seven natural
wonders of Michigan"
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They didn't find the answer
to the thumb" question. but
they still merit a hand" for
answering literally hundreds of
unusual queries.
Charles M. Davis, professor of
geography and Chairman Of the
department says in explaining
the loaded" question:
Trying 10 locate the geogra.
phicsl center of the Thumb is
like attempting 10 describe the
geographical limits of the Mid.
west. You just can't do H."
Sometimes little ingenuity
pays off.
During World War II the De
partment received a letter from
the father of a serviceman ask
ing them to please locate San
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CONTINUED From Page 81

in Norfolk. miss Gibson's
triumph brings joy to wo-
men, to America and to the
world of sports, for here
is again demonstrated that
given the opportunity
even the edge oil oppor-
tunity-those who have it
in them can make good.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Mrs. Daisy George and Mrs.
Jennie M. Walburg, Region
al Directors of Regions |
and II, respectively, are
conducting summer know
Your Council Institutes.
Mrs. Georges area coun-
Gil presidents and other Of
ficers met at Yonkers, New
York and Mrs. Walburg's
group in Richmond, Vir-
ginia. Policies, program
methods and new member
ship techniques were dis
cussed and presented by
NCNW personnel.
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Seeing Stars !.

Brothers appearance among
their great lineup.
June Christy who has been
long time friend and headliner
with Nat King Ccle las vocalist
with Stan Kenton)-joined him
again for Record Star Parade"
which nearly sold out for Sun
DAY evening show at the Civic
Auditorium, San Francisco
with 81 top. 5000 attended to-
falling $4,000 Only disappoinf-
ment was a delay of half hour
in starting-but the audience
enjoyed every minute thereafter.
We won't give television much
credit for allowing that film
of Louis Armstrong during a
news interview TO be shown
the lighting was SO poor all
that could be distinguished was
eyes and teeth and this was
most insulting TO a person of
Armstrong; Importance in the
jazz world.
We'd like TO state that the
felevision situation comedy. STAR
ring Stu Erwin. is just another
one of those degrading deals
with Willie Best, Negro come
dian. as the victim One film
shows Willis afraid end shsk;ng
when Erwin's young daughter
tells him she forsees e tall man
coming TO visit him Willie i'm
mediatelY thinks if IS the fl
nance company and prepares TO
cave town.
Then Erwin walks in and
saves" Willie The manner in
which Erwin handles the situa-
TO Willie like child be little
ing him and ridiculing him all
the wsy-In this modern day.
TV films Ct this type MUST
be stopped. Eye-bulsing and
seardness is no longer hilarious
but shameful and 10 be piiied.
Be not forgetful of prayer.
Every time you pray. il your
prayer is sincere. there will be
new feeling and new meaning
in il, which Will give YOU fresh
cura &C. and you will understand
that prayer is an education.--
Fyodor Dostoyevsky in The
Brothers Karamazov.
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6Oth Anniversary

Bishop c. L. Morton, pastor
of the McDougall Street Church
of Christ. Windsor, Ontario,
whose Sunday afternoon radio
programs over CKLW for 81
years, observed his Goth birthday
last week in his home in Wind
sor.
The Rt. Rev. Morton is bishop
of the international Churches
of God in Christ of Windsor
and Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

Humanitarianism consists in
never sacrificing a human being
to a purpose. Albert Schweit-
Ger in PHILOSOPHY OF Civiliza-
ton"
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Sfoy
ALIVE
All Your
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NORMAN
VINCENT
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location Center of State S
Thumb Termed impossible

ANN ARBOR-Take a look at your right thumb. Can
you locate its geographical center?
Don't feel bad if you can't. That's what TIE Univer
sity of Michigan Department of Geography was asked
in relation to the middle of Michigan's Thumb district
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
Calendar
OF Events

TUESDAY, July % 1880 pm.
Conference Room Pure Aes-
thetics." third of series Of four
discussions on THIS MATTER
OF TASTE. Conducted by Nj
cholas Snow. No admission fee.
WEDNESDAY. July "a 1880
pm. Conference koom-"Cera-
mics first of a series of four
talks discussing DECORATIVE
ARTS. Conducted by Virginia
Hartman.
THURSDAY. July 25 1870
pm. Puppetry Workshop for
Young People cages $40 years..
Small materials ice.
THURSDAY. July 25 2 pm.
Lecture Hall - "Westwsrd
Ho! - America" third of four
Special Program for Children
THURSDAY. July 25 1870
pm WTVS-Channel SO - The
Detroit Institute of Arts pre-
sents The Sculpture one of a
kinescoped series documenting
the entire process Of the cxccu-
ton OF portrait bust.
EXHIBITION
PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS.
from the collection of John s.
Newberry, Jr.. through Sept. /.
Design and Printing for Com
merce and so advertisements of
the Year, through Sept. l. Tell
ing a Story through Sept. /.
ADMISSION: Free.
LOCATION: 5000 Woodward
SUMMER HOURS: July and
August Tues. through Sun, 81
an. TO 6 pm. Closed Mondays
and Holidays.
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3Rks beng
Be",QgDs!

=. soy millions in heort-
felt thanks for DR.. Peole's
new bess-selIine ACTION
PROGRAM for hoPpy. Sue
cessfuI livinq.
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FOODS AND NUTRITION
GRADUATES FIND EN-
PLOYMENT OPPORTUNI-
TIES

A Foods and Nutrition
major offered by the Divi-
sion Of Home Economics at
Southern University, has
opened a new area Of en-
ployment for graduates in
professions other than tea
ching.
Foods and Nutrition, long
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Dol;ngs

(Coniinued From Page 81
Mr.. White is an architect
and was sent 70 Africa by the
United States Cove nment for
two years making much pro-
uress for Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
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