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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
FIRST NEW HOPE BAPTIST

The First New Hope Baptist
church observed its second annual
Meme Day on Sunday. Sept 10,
Rev Benjamin Cassius delivered
the morning message from Mark
$50 Music was rendered by the
Royal Jubilets
The afternoon services began
az 3 .. m with Rev John Young
Of Bethesda Baptist church de.
livcrInE the sermon from Genesis
/ 20 "rhe Value OF Man on God 3
Program
Participants OF the afternoon
Included Bethesda Chair, Mr.
William Lennon Mr. SiIas Smith
and the Mems Chorus OF Mt.
Olivet Baptist church
Among the many visitors were
Rev Leroy Gardner. Rev Lloyd
REV knesiy Williams Marvin
York Mrs. Catherine Brown Mr.
ami Mrs sidney A,hsp Nj and
Nlsy George wilson ana Mr. Hen.
non Cyperan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
Methodist Minister

CONTINUED from page ~
said the congregation l. very
enthussd about the assignment
pf REV sexton 60 the church
Sexton "a native 81 Kingston
jamaica and is naturuiiscd
American citizen IIo graduated
from Rust College At Holly
Springs Miss tie was delegate
20 thr Wurld Conference % the
Methodist church held IN Minnie
apolig lu 1850 tho FIRST Negro sa
loHEnaird from Minnesota.
rha church board OF evangelism
sent him 10 Japan three years aga
as pact af a team " ministers 90
rHuutcTRrr Communist prepagao.
50 against the United states, es-
.pe-aily on gbc race question
NeSton's experience In Japan
was recently tho subject ~
cuiumu u the Minneapolis
Morning rRInuNr by 0eorEc
Grlu.
Tho minister az present serves
AZ chairman nf the Minnesota
council ~ Churches committee on
world Peace and ga secretary Of
the Minnesota Methodist Confer.
cuoC rommltlos nn W,uit peace
IN the Minneapolis Negro com
mFmItv Rev SEXTON has worked
with the Minnesota United NcEto
college ENpd and the Niupcaofa
Masauic lpJEr
Accompanied by Bishop CourR
he formally tool, over duties a.
pastor Wednesday morning sep
trnbor rs when DO met with of
Ulcers af the roo year GA church
vhlch located r the cspter a.
ths town just ofI highway tta
aa-aHsaarHsaHar.H.a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
Pickefs To Greet
Senator Church

other members u the state CEN
trai committee none u whom had
been contacted ~ the DFL office,
Issued statement carried By the
daibea and the press associations
foundly caHdemnag me decision.
The Minnesota Republicans.
apparently Iuihlani over tho In
ter party squabbic entered tho
lists attacking the DTL official
attitude on the Church matter
Elizabeth ifsnelanger of Min
neapolla for many years strong
civi rights advocate and Mime.
sofa Republican national commit
teewoman, IN "a statement 10 the
press radio said tho YDFL had.
b. their action On the Church 10.
Wtat.on sh0sgu disregard for
civil rights
Mrs Hcffainnkar said The
DBL state committee by boBioV-
ing official blessing On me aps
pcaDnga ~ an enemy 10 rfeai-
dent Eissnh0wrrr civil rights pro
gr0n, has repudiatsd the Up ser.
vice 10 platform gives 70 civil
rights
She continued THE DFL over
rode an appeal N tho fom q a
resolution signed BY ~ prominent
Negro leaders IN Minnesota The
resolution pointed out, rightly that
this avowed purpose N senator
Church has been 90 cripple the
civil rights bin"
Members Of the Ramsey County
Clwi Rights Committee. a napub-
lioan group. have fesdlsd rsaolu.
tons attacking the invitation 20
church a. come 10 Minnesota
which we're presented Thursday 70
a meeting o. that group FOR nc
ton Test % part o. mo roaolu.
tons IL printed elsewhere Ia this
sdition Of thia paperi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
Wife In Shooting
Case Refuses To
Sign Complaint

rBg wife uC Minneapolis man
vHa WAS being held following her
being wounded by his rifle. rpfus.
"a to sign a complaint against her
Spouse
The woman s Loretta Young
% 81 Iees bryant Az n who
Nas shot ana vcundet .p ire hand
ard tAc forehead Sept 10. The
husband u O V1ung so was
held by police arH Mrs Young
was haFpiIausri
pgHrc said me couple told sau
dieting stogscz Mrs Young taI
authorities she sNo' hrrsol1. but
Mr. YounE's statement 90 asyrg
tyos WAS that no srot her a. he
was leading gNe gun
Mrs Young ,s san confined %
me hospital Wednesday tse hos.
ritsJ reported hrr condition a.
fair
Tier husband Mr. Young, WIS
released this week by the Minae
spoHa poNor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

Entertains Relatives: Mr. and
Mrs, rela Burt entertained some
40 guests at a cocktail party We'd
nesday. September II. given at
their home. 1856 Third Az s., in
honor OF Mr.. Burt's brother and
sister-in.law, Mr. and Mrs Junius
y Burt OF Los Angeles. Calf Mr.
and Mrs c. W Glenn Of 364O
Fourth Az s., also entertained
Mr. and Mrs Burt at dinner, on
Tuesday, Sept 10 Mrs. Burt re-
reived gifts from Mines. William
Modem. Palmer Jackson, Burie
Carmichael Tslmage Carey, Tom
stoyar Claude Burt, o. y. VIII
hams Frank Terry, Tom Brown,
Paul Curry. Charles Noble. J. W
Cump and Boyd Crawford,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
Relatives & Friends
Surprise Mrs. Comp
On Her Birthday

v
Friday evening September I3.
when two daughters ~ Mrs n h
Camp 52t Carroll Ave casually
tpob hor for an auto ride abe APP
parenty iid not suspect that any.
thing unusual was 20 happen 10
her
AFTER drive around the Twin
cities one daughter Mrs l..
Johnson suggcsted that enrouto
home they should drop la nc the
home Of Mrs Camps son Joseph
Camp 1900 Euh Az s., Mnue
apohs
Upon ARRIVAL there the surprised
mother found her husband. mem
hers ct her family and friends ga
thercd Co wish nor a happy birth.
dgv"
The sHrprye party, held In the
attractive amusement ruom Of thg
Joseph Camps waa much run with
games and sogializing and "a nice
midnight supper
MIS- Camp received some very
lovely and useful gifts
Present at u8e party we're Mr
camp her husband and Messrs
and Mines sherman MeElrry. n
Davis Luther johnson. Joseph
Camp Hamilton Camp and Nmcg
lrtitta Martin and FIartensr
Patrick Miss Darlene Kemp and
Nenra Abort Donsby ponucll
Iatrick, Gary Martin api Joseph
camp IN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
NEW HOPE BAPTIST

The Churchs Responsibility
Kneeley Williams for his morn
was the subject chosen BY Rev.
ing message Sunday September
1. He used as a scripture back
ground John 4;35 His very In
spring and forceful message was
enpOyed by everyone present
The ordinance OF holy commun-
ion was administered following
the morning service.
Registered visitors were Mrs
NJ. Hicks. Mrs. A. Barley. Mr. X
L. Simmons and VI. S. Ulmer.
sympathy WAS expressed % Mr.
James Cryer in the loss Of his
grandfather in Louisiana Mr.
Cryer attended the funeral.
A special meeting has beer
called for Sunday. September 8
at 2Ss ~ Chatsworth and al
members are urged % be present
Mrs, Clara Odell reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
Newman Reelected
To Trustee Board
Nuf'l Urban League

A. the National Urban League
coofersuse held early this month
ia Detroit, Minnesota man. Cecil
s. Newman WsB reelected 10 the
national board ~ trustees Tor a
second three year term.
Newman. editor publlaher n the
Minneapolis Spokesman and the
$50 Paul Recorder vas awarded
a 20 year pin for service IN the
League movement tof that many
years
Shelton y Granger executive
aecrey8ry u the Minneapolis Ur-
ban League receiver q 70 year pin
-Four Minneapolis residents re-
eriYca five year service pins They
we're Douglas Dayton d ne Day.
ton Company ana Minneapolis
board member Mrs. Lonng
staple board member and Mrs
Charles Bellows member
81 ragutes who retslvsd ser.
wee pins Included Charles r.
HuFar vino was awarded a 10
year pin Richard X Fox, Clay
ton Rein and Walter Rock who
each received I'VE year pms
Charles W Washington. ez-
scuiiye secretary ~ The Dayton
Urban League and former Recre
tary 10 the Twin Citios received
. ~ year pin md entered the ur.
ban League Quarter Century Ciub.
Minnesota members Of tho
quarter Century Club are s I'd.
ward Hail. Chester Culver and Dr.
. ~ crImp n So Paul and Tai.
mage - Carey and Rabbi Albert
~ Mludl of Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
wiNohA MINIS wTDs
OMAHA, Ma. MAN

Omaha Neh Mrs Winnna
Minis former Minneapolis woman
WIS married August rs to Herbert
Childu Of this city AZ hia homo at
22i0 N 2suh Az
Tho new Mrs Childs WAS the
widow ~ the late Tom Minis who
died Ia Minneapolis ~ 1850
fosaesscd Of pleasing voice.
Mrs Childs waa active 10 church
choral circles whom ahc lived IN
Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

Chairman Martin " me FEDERAL
Reserve Baarj rrccntly testified
RcfoTr Hcusc ermm. ftre on
moUey problems n me course %
Ms rvuarbs be SAID IRE trht.
money r0ncy insist IS a 1sisnon-
tr Aetualty what 20 ssvs bcsr
asej with In fhr country IS laosr
mHuey u has Been tight IN me
seuvc that demand has been
tarsm0unt in a caHfrnsa gold
rssA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20
U. 5. Owns or Rents
Ty6.2 Million Acres

The United States government
rents over Is million acres
which is equal 70 nearly onc-hals
the ssze 81 Connecticut IN All
iition the Federal Government
Owls T1t6 million acres
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

"inflai,on has been -tutfiug
siugs intu our national coinboS
most ~ the Time since 1880" -
tharlos u siigh &c. executive yirc
president National Association ~
Manufacturer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

Cndog the APPS heading Ben
evidence uaUm,te1 The Rerortcr
ilsglases that there IRE wvil ever
9 600 benevolent enIaWueuts w
mis- eonnfry as against only coo a
Aeic ago
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

\ low priced want 40 IN this
newspaper win rrnt yaur apart
mcnt prpntnl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

10 thr boiling pot the ttigS
como not, nroianiip Iranktiu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

GosPUL TEMPLE CHURCH
Rev " T.. Battle Minister
stT \. Grotts NJ. st. Paul, MAN.
Sunday school ~ SIS a. m
Morning Worship 49, Il.l5 a m
Youth Service =- ga4b b M
EvenlnE Worship - TstG D. m
week night Services Tues and
Thurs Tsts D m
CA. G-EsHg. church IA g.g-ae Res
@Ns.esNN>>s~essNs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

rrJa rNrrn wmu ucruRns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
The Presidents Statement"
my Times, 4/2e)

AUGUSTA. Ca. April IS tAP)-Eo,,ovv;,. :. A.. 49,.
TN peru President Essnhowes ssssssn, to,x t ,,bor
rsekstserlru ''0'S o' 's0''
me standardization hes followed with in,er.. ,r,.,..,
s"es ~ the Senate Select Committee 70 brine :, I,.h,
$3.50 80 eorropf practices end abuses Of trust bv
'"'ssrs end members Of some labor union, s' ~
Corruption on The pert Of few ,hs.,I
,si that s vest majority q those sorrse,ss % '"s
'''0T are desens end honest Arsresr, .na a..
"'' 'Hk PRESIDENTS STATEMENT, pso. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
And Mexican Calls Movies
Sensational .!

ANAHEIM tcaif.l-tAP) - Mexican Ambassador Luis
ovntania Sunday criticized the movies for having Special
lied in appeal and muscle. kissing and fighting"
He said the ndvstrys important decision whether
to continue to be guided by financial profits sons."
whether will gamble for profits based higher standards
ovinianas remarks came in speech a. Disnsyland,
which he toured with group Of other members Of the
Council Of the Organization Of American States
ovintsniIs said he has srvdse against Iovemskins
boxing and particularly" likes to practice the former
But he asked us u not fact that they systematic.
ally sxpIoiisdT
THE charms Of virtue to be a. least as
profitable hs temptations Of evil Beauty Is always more
attractive than vvIgsriiy."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

Nov these are the COM
mandments, the statutes, and
the judgments, which the
Lord your God commanded
to teach you that we might
do them in the land whittier
we 60 to possess it:
THAT thou highest fear
shs Lord thy God, TO keep
oil his statutes and his COM
msndments, which ! COM
msnd thee, thou, and thy son,
and thy sons son, all the days
Of thy life; and that thy days
may b prolonged.
Hear therefore, o Israel,
and observe to do it; that it
may be well with thee, and
that we may increase might
lily. as the Lord God of thy
fathers hath promised thee,
in the land that fioweth with
milk and honey.
Hear, o Israel: The Lord
our God Is one Lord:
land THOU SHALT LOVE
THE LORD THY GOD WITH
ALL THINE HEART, AND
WITH ALL THY SOUL, AND
WITH ALL THY MIGHT.
And these words, which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

SOSStttoBo IVOO tUsS OoyS
shall be in thine heart"
Deut. 6:1-6.
Mrs. Eddy, the discoverer
of Christian Science, gives
the answer to Life.
"Question-What is Life?
"Answer-Life Is divine
Principle, Mind, Soul. Spirit.
Life is without beginning and
without end. Eternity, not
time. expresses the thought
Of Life, and time is no part
OF eternity.
zone ceases in proportion
as the other Is recognized.
Time is finite; eternity is for.
ever infinite. Life Is neither
in nor Of matter. What is
termed matter is unknown to
Spirit. which includes in H.
self all substance and Is Life
eternal.
Matter Is q human con-
eepf. Life Is divine Mind. Life
is not limited. Death and
fnifeness are unknown to
Life. II Life ever had q be-
ginning II would also have an
ending" Science & Health,
Continued on Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

WITHIN TIE LAw-vIA THE DEvILi-cF THESE
TIMEsl
And ihss 10 only fraction 81 shs gigantic steal iron,
the American public Vie ths DEVILS cemmvnrsprsd end
written Wagner Labor Relations Ae end shs commvniss
and snchrisi, Hsbvse srsiorovs sdminsrssion Of the
NseosI Lsber Relations Beard during hs dss spiritually
frsiorevs Roosevelt sdmInlssrssIensl.i
tsss PUBLICITY ON UNION FUNDS. psos a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

MENTAL HEALTH EXPERT CAUTIONS cLERcYMEN
ON TREATING CASES"
News. H26l
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Dear clergy Of I'll Scientist Miracle Mes
sish shsolosiss: THE DEvILSH. MYTHICAL. ANTI
CHRIST ApAM-EvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
ALL HUMAN BIRTHS-ALL CONCEIVED IN SIM
Jobs A "MURDERER LIAR. WHO ABIDES
NOT m THE TRUTH REALITY. OWNED BECAUSE
THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HlM"l-ss per Jesus In John
s:42-44-AND THE COMFORTER WILL TEACH
you ALL THNcS"-John IA. IS. l6. IS FULFILLED
m THE MARVELLOUS, INCOMPATIBLE. PoST-cIvlI
WAR, DIVINE REVELATIONS EXCEEDING
NIGHTLY THE REcEPTIvITY OF THAT WICKED
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION" or JESUS
TIME!
tsee COMPLEX PROBLEMS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Roman Catholic Warning On Billy
Graham Not Official"

IN. Y. Tribvnel
PROVIDENCE. r. J., Apr. IS tAP)-A warning by
Roman Catholic priest against Catholics listening evan
ssist Billy Graham reading his books and sermons does
not have the authority Of church on the
subject spokesman for hs Diocese Of Providence said
today.
has only the authority Of fhs priest who Issued The
warning and the magazine which published H. said the
spokesman who added that Catholics should JUDGE The
warning on lis merits though not an official pro.
novncsment Of ihe church.
tses ROMAN CATHOLIC WARNING. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Fails Off Dock, Boy browns"
Thomas c. chsdIs. S-Sf Clair. Timss)
Blame Collapse Of Crib In Dealt"

III OodEboTn
"a six-week-od girl" tTimss)
GOO TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
SINS or THE PARENTS VISITED UPON OFF,
sPRIkcr-Moses-uNTL SUBMISSION, sELF-ExAIMiNA-
TON. TO CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, THE
COMFORTER" John II. IS. Ia. WHO WILL. AND IS.
LIeERATINc HEBREWS AND ALL PEOPLES
DECENTRALIZATION THE DEVIL ~ JUDAISM,
PROMOTING INDIFFERENCE OR CONTEMPT FOR
THE CHRIST, PERFECT IDEAL or ONE CREATOR,
INFINITE iNFALLIBLE, MAJESTIC SPIRIT. MIND,
SOUL, oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LovE-oNE EXCLUSIVE.
~ REAL CREATION. GIVING THE LIE TO THE
DAMNABLE FRAUD. THE DEVLisH MYTH or THE
ANTI-cHRIsT, ApALEvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or A MYTHICAL. FRAUDULENT, HUMAN,
MATERIAL" CREATION AND OWNERSHIP
WHICH ARE MERELY sHADoWY, VISIBLE M-Y.T.H-I
CAL, MORTAL THOUGHT couNTERFEfTs AND
BuRLEsoUEs or DIVINE IDEAsl
tses FALLS OFF DOCK Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
FEAR NO. EVIL
Remain MAe, sNIvine Rs&ge
BY Elizabeth Ellington

The of salvation is to remain with God through
Christ Jesus in the Spirit There shall be able to continue
to know right from wrong Christ has left with the true
Love, God, in whom all true being And God judges
cording to righteousness.
Moses declared that the end of the law is obedience
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
God 5 Detroit Tribune Pays Tribute Ia
Converted Catholic Magazine Of
Our Christian Heritage"
1t Aids Awakening Catholic Priests
To Escape From The Bondage And
Persecution Of the Devil Vatican!
$3.50 per year, zoe per copy
Address: christs Mission-27 e. land ST.,
New York 10, N. Y.
ADVANCING WITH CHRIST

FREEDOM from persecution. from fear, from
want, from bondage"
You and enjoy these freedoms-snd cherish The
most important freedom Of all: the freedom TO worship
God according TO the dictates Of eonseenes That
any group would eonspre TO deny this freedom others
may too fantastic 70 be true That there right
here in America who denied this freedom may
unbelievable. But The facts prove that II is true.
tsee GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
"Britisher Sneers At Americas
Sexes Story"
Ansheim, Calf. (AP)

Anshen, Calf. (APD
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
u Is mystery that subject Of Great Britain could
accurately diagnose Americas evis!-iIIs.
Seven generations Of Observation-Disclosures
heritage gave Me- God Ny highest Representative since
Christ Jesvs-"woman." Matt. 1893 Mary Baker Eddy,
appointed by Me- God in less than year after ths martyr
dom Of Ny beloved Abe Lincoln, fulfill Jesus and Ny
promise and prophecy Of "ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE
"coMFoRTER, who will abide with you and
you Ill things"
tsee BRtTsHER sNEERs AT. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Eisenhower Asks Full Disclosure
OF Labor Funds"

ADMINISTRATION CALLS FOR LAWS TO WIPE
OUT ABomINATioh Of UNION RAckETEERINcl"
RANK AND FILE PRAISED"
PRESIDENT AND tsEc) MITCHELL PUT
STRESS ON MOVES TO BLOCK
PUNITIVE LEGISLATION
BY W. H. Lawrence - Special to NJ Y Time.
AUGUSTA. Ca. April-The Eisenhower Adn,ini,,r.,;or
oeedsd today to ask Congress for full public disclosure
union receipts and expenditures "
tsss EISENHOWER ASKS. Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Workman PIunses To Death With
Church SteepIe-

Birmingham. Ale.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE NoNcHRIsTIAN SCIENTISTS LACK THE
SPIRITUAL DISAGREEMENT TO FoREsEE OR TO ACT
ON THREATENED DISASTER BECAUSE THEY ARE
SATAN BOUND"
tsss Workman pLuNcEs, Peg. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
l47I0 KERcHEvAL.
L. corner Of Manistiqve

Re Adhesion, The Devil Saboteur
0fkorea, Of That Breed Of Devils
Democrats Who Sabotaged Christian
China!-
TODAY IN WORLD AFFAIRS
JACOBSON ARTICLE IS SEEN AS HURTING
FOREIGN POLICY"
BY David Lawrence
my Tribune and Detroit Free Pressl
WASHINGTON, April 2S-Desn Aeheson-,he man who
was responsible primarily for preventing Gen. Macarthur
from bombing enemy bases in Msnehvria-and there win.
ming victory in the Korean Warnow has begun 70 lecture
President Eisenhower and TO call him "pseiRst"
tsee RE AcHEsoN PAGE III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Publicity On Union Funds !"

~. Y. Tribune EdiforiaD
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
"Twenty-Six Billion S In Health and
Welfare Fund" !-0ne OF The Most
Astounding Steals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Devils Will To Stand?

THE pEvIL-ANIMAL MAcNETisM-viA FIVE
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL APPARENTLY WINS WITH
SOME HELP FROM COUNCILMAN EDWARD
coNNoRl THREE ON THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS:
Mary v. Beck
Del A. Smith
William 6. RogeII
Twovd have been very interesting had there been .
serious erussdns Christian Scientist member Of that
Council - LONE WITH GOD IS A MAJoRlTY"l
PART z
ALCOHOL AND ToBAcc co USERS ON THE SIDE
or THE DEvL!-e.s. PEARL HARBoR-
100 BILLION BlUNDER AND DEMOCRATIC
lNFAMY OF THE DEVILS DuPEs.
THE NoN-cHRIsTIAN scIENTISTS!M
BY this time dear readers, you may svrmiss that the
Detroit Tribune DOES NOT LIKE The DEVILS seeming,
temporary in winning approval TO promote further
his alcoholic beverage 'rsekstsI
tsee VETS BLDG. BAR. Page ~
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