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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Teacher Of Math Tells Why Pupils
Call It No. | Hate"
"RorE AND DRILLS ARE DULL"

"RoTE AND DRILLS ARE DULL"
m. Y. Tribune)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Pure mathematics Of Ny Divine Science Of the one
ksAl creation and universe - FlEsHLESs lMrnsterisI
spiritual ehrsfke-of omnipresens heaven and eternal
'fs In which all Of you find your true being Now-operstes
WIN sfsrns'y harmonious. mathematical precision
Good Bible students appreciate the reflection of The
~ me mighty harmonious movements Of the stars
Is revealed in astronomy and the physical ,e.,; o,
'es'y perfectly 10 the divine cause the sser. h.;ro
shsdOwY, MYTHICAL. mortak thsvshti!l
Isss TEACHER or MATH. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

Our true being is of God
and Christ Jesus made it pos
sible that all mankind would
have the. right understanding,
that in Truth. there is not
to be found any supposition.
When we study our Bible
and Science and Health daily.
we have the privilege OF ihe
old and modern way Of
marching onward.
Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy, assures us:
Spirit is symbolized by
strength, presence, and pow
er. and also by holy thoughts,
winged with Love. These
angels of His presence, which
have the hottest charge,
abound in the spiritual at
mosphere of Mind, and con-
sequently reproduce their
own characteristics. Their in
dividual forms we know not.
but we do know that their
natures are allied to Gods
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
TO-DAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
Press Conference" White House

N 7. Tribune and Detroit Free Press
WASHINGTON. Apply l0-What sensible philosophy
Dwight Eisenhower have about criticism directed
At him-snd there has been plenty Of II lately Much Of
petty and the shipping sort and much Of il is ssvised
Partisanship.
But Mr. Eisenhower is not rved by H. What he said TO
his conference today reveals much tolerance good
nature and wise understanding that the exact words he
used worth repeating He said:
II think am old enough and philosophical enough TO
try TO separate the personal attacks from those that
honest differences Of opinion and conviction The latter
respect and the first ignore And that is the way try
conduct my life. because have Just thing TO do-so
do my duty. That is what am trying to do"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
More Of Canada
18th Century theology

100 YEARS MARVELLOUS SCIENTIFIC
ARRANGEMENTS NOTHING DONE
TO IMPROVE MANS soul'l-
fhe Very Rev. j. Burton Thomas,
Dean Of Ruperfs Land
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ALL or THE koN-cHRisTlAN SCIENTIST CLERGY
ARE SATAN ouND'1-NoT M OBVIOUS WICKED
NESS BUT IN THE DeLusIoNs AND ILLUSIONS
or The MYTHICAL. AkTl-cHRiST, DEVILS
ADAM-EvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL
HUMAN BiRTHSl-ALl CONCEIVED m SiN!LJob.
BUT The DEAR REV. IS VERY BADLY INFORMED
is INDIFFERENT OR CONTENTIOUS or N.Y. GODS,
GREATEST CHRIST REVELATION SINCE CHRIST
JESUS. FULFILLING HIS AND MY PROMISE AND
PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED AND ADUlTERoUs
GENERATION OF ~ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE
COMFORTER WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU
FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL TtlNcS"!-
lsee MORE or cAkADAs. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

nature; and spiritual bless
ings, thus typified, are the
externalized, yet subjective,
states of faith and spiritual
understanding" - Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures, p. 512.
"And he said unto them, Go
We into all the world. and
preach the gospel to every
creature.
HE that believeth and is
baptized shall be saved; but
he that believeth not shall be
damned.
"And these signs shall fol-
low them that believe; In my
name shall they cast out
devils; they shall speak with
new tongues;
They shall take up SER
penis: and if they drink any
deadly thing, ii shall not hurt
them; they shall lay hands on
the sick. and they shall re-
cover. Mark 16:15-20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Pastor Charges Senators Hounded
Envoy 10 Death" suicide!

Especial 10 the Detroit Newsl
New York. April Q.
The VERY REV. JAMES A. PIKE. dean Of fhs Cathedral
Of ST. John he Divine the Internal Security
Svbcommittee :" "csnsdisn ambassador Egypt,
Egerton n. Norman
Norman committed suicide in Cairo last Thursday after
the subcommittee released charges pvrported linking him
70 Communist causes"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Rev. Pike not Christian Scientist IS NOT ONE or
MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEoPLEI
lsee PASTOR CHARGES. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
Old Senate Foe Lauds Reuther"

srnAro, -. Times, At5)
SENATOR eoLpwATER CR9 or ARlzoNA-HEanew
OF FAMILY or DEMOCRATS
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
We viii not trust Rsvher As safe and ho,.. ,,;,
poo"sT eonfsssss his gigantic against NV nation
49,. s"o Poo"er declares his major devotion 10 NY
Incompatible imperative witnesses since
s"''H 'ssvs-y Christ Second cer,,no m.x,.r mr.e.
s.sass Messiah mii'snnium 70 Ell peoples and v ,ceo
ps'so's Observation-Disclosures thereof woman 49,, ~
10y ssksr ssdy fulfilling Jesus and nv pr..r.s and
:. nat wicked and sdvIserovs osn.r.s;on Of
,.,ss 80. ..' COMFORTER" THE -coMFoRTsR WHO
ALI THlNcs'I ~"o 'sASn soo
ssss Old SENATE FOE lAups. D..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
~As RIEsEL SEES "
"Reuther, JAW Eager For Their
Day In Court" =,

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE: 4.
Waller Revfhsr. David Mcdonald Of the v. s. Steel
Workers hsitcrevs strike 81 back NY BE-
loved Messiah ell tho nations shs " s. by many
billions doIlsrss Of fhsss hishrsnkns labor leaders
have much TO worry about
Csss REUTER-. u A. w. EAGER Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
God Two Highest Representatives
Since Christ Jesus Put In 'Wraps!

On p 100 Of Historical Sketches 10y Judge Clifford B.
Smith. c.sBJ read Of the Rev. Wm p Mckenzie and
his friends Of Mrs Eddys household before taxi
ing up his assignment Of Christian Science lecturer.
Mrs Eddy left word that she wished TO him. and he
proceeded tell her Of the struggles they had had
in bringing Monitor being and how earnestly they
sovqhs her counsel BUT you ELECTED NOT TO GIVE IT.
AND so. WE HAD TO RELY ON MN0"-the One Mind,
God
lsee DETROIT TRIBUNE PUBLISHERS. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Just A Hang Over From The Briggs
re. Beer Psychology Of the Devil!

R. G. PROMOTING ELASTIC coNscIENcEs. WHEN
SUCH EASY MONEY is WITHIN REACH
But BE NOT DECEIVED. GOD IS NOT MockED
WHATSOEVER A MAN sowETH THAT SHALL He
ALSO ReAP~!-Sf. Paul
PART Z
MR. FRED A. KNoRR ExPREsIDeNT or TIGERS,
WARNED LATE LAST SEPTEMBER.
In our letter Mr. knorr warned him against the
hazards Of seeking financial gains via ihe DEVILS billion
dollar alcoholic beverage rsekefs!
AND WE REiTERArE THE WARNINGS GET THAT
DAMNABLE. REASONABLE. DEVILS POISON, OUT
OF THE BALL PARK!
ADULT AND JUVENILE DElNoUENTs CREATED
VIA THE DEVILS BILLION RAckETS-AlcoHotIc
BEVERAGES. TOBACCO. DRUG STORE AND
HOSPITAL MISUNDERSTANDING sYRUPs' FOR
uNREPEkTANT SINNERS DEVILS ADAM-EvE
DUPEs! AND THE DEVILS SOCIAL H-HoMH. SEX,
IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD
OF LETTERS. suFFocATlNc THE DIVINE AND CHRIST
PoTENTlALITiEs. IMPERATIVE FOR LeERATINc
HUMANS or THE DEviLisH. MYTHICAL, ANTI.
CHRIST ADAM-EvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
ALL HUMAN BIRTHS!
See DETROIT BEST SPORTS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our father-Mothsr God. all
harmonious" Up. l6, Science and Health With Key e
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy) with wcrfa
message and mission, who wildly the grace cf Coo
do q Fruehauf- Martin Luther job in this ase!It
And howl Science & Health. our textbook. . Ceds
Liberator Of The Bible
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEi AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF ms PEOPLE.
TOOL
Jesus slowed right>oasnsss and hated iAiquity"t
The '7skewarm- i've IN -feefs paradiss-"!
"pRUNkS cLoBBER UMPIRE WITH BOTTLE.
PARADE ON FIELD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World healn!
TuoN PRESS Co.'s N,de Msh The Word Begins ne pesa q
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
FEAR NO EVIL
-MP.~., g given Thru 0,i,t 9e,4,
BY Elizabeth Ellington
BY Elizabeth Ellington

After the resurrection Jesus assured his followers "BE
NOT AFRAID: GO TELL MY BRETHREN THAT THEY GO
INTO GALILEE, AND THERE SHALL THEY SEE ME-"
Now as in those days of tribulaion and triumph the
Waterman may continue to 60 about finding salvation and
mpartng the Truth that makes free And with Gods
help put forth the effort do good must lay hold of
desire for spiritual understanding that We too may be
able distinguish between true being and the myth
hypothesis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
These Notices, Tribune Contribution
INDEPENDENT or c. S. CHURCH
SEE PAGE FOR MORE RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Christian Science
NSun. Am. 900, Channel ]
Par Excellence!
Our Children S Health
Accidents Replace Diseases
As Chief Cause Of Fatalities !,

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THERE ARE NO ACCIDENTS. NO INAARMoNY-
M THE ONE, EXCLUSIVELY REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE OF FLEsHLESs. IM-NtATERIAL, SPIRIT.
UAL, CHRISTINE BEINGS. Externally PoPuLATINc
THAT ONE UNIVERSE WITH oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFEl
tsss OUR cHILDRENs HEALTH Pace q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27
God Can Fiji All Seats, And God Can
Do Much With ltde!- Gideon S
Chosen, Triumphant 300! e.g.

VS. e. 900 MEDIOCRE ADAMsD
The human have directly. indirectly. received
. mighty spiritual Baptism thru Christian Se'enee
And we know that progress and growth are eternal
MANDATES Of the One Mind God!
And our beloved Leader says THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT WILL EVOLVE SCIENTIFICALLY!
PART
C. S. MONITOR CAN START MILLIONS TALKING
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. BOTH PRO AND CON
In Boston they fell you that they do not believe in going
any further with Christian Science and Mrs. Eddy in the
Monitor than beloved Leader approved in os 49, and
10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-27

socAlLEp SEASONED C. S. THOUGHT REBUkED
INCLUDING DIRECTORS or THE MOTHER CHURCH.
T-E-s-TI-M-o-N-Y. P-A-R-A-P-HR-A-SE-O.
EMPTY SEATS AND c. s. MONITOR.
As visitor. grateful TO be part OF this comfort
ably si1sd congregation.
Some years ago had TO seek answer for empty seats
in our churches
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30

Activities in 1851, 1853 and 1855
have repeatedly proven the truth
of this assertion.
Following hearings in Honolulu
late last year, in which | was privi-
legged to participate, the Senate In
ternal Security Subcommittee had
this to say: THE inquiry to date
leads us to the conclusion that per
sons whom our evidence shows to
have been Communists are acting
in concert in a present day con-
spiracy to further Soviet purposes
on these islands. These people are
being constantly infused with
Communist propaganda from the
Soviet Union and the Iron Curtain
countries These conspiratorial
forces exercises far-flung in
fluence on the islands. They are in
a position to choke off the flow of
all ocean-borne commerce on
which these islands depend
The strategic importance of the
Hawaiian Islands in our Pacific
defense perimeter has not been
ignored by the master-planners in
the Kremlin. Through diligence,
duplicity and deviousness, these
'conspiratorial forces" have accom-
plished their goals: % control of
a major segment of labor in one
huge union, q political control of
the Islands by virtue of the domi-
nation of labor, go control of
government by virtue of political
strength and influence, and (4) life
or death control of the economy of
the Islands.
All indications are that this
climate of infiltration has been
engineered by a hard core of in
dividuals, sympathetic to the OBJ
jectives of the Communist Party,
if not actually members. In the
forefront have been Harry Bridges
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30

tary Sawyer had this to say: AT
every session of Congress new re-
quests for aid are presented, usu-
ally under a new name Congress
gives great consideration to the
request and always cuts it down
The requesterS yell to high heaven.
The world will come to an end if
they cant spend this money-all
Of il! But the world does not come
to an end"
In the II years since the Marshall
Plan was created as a temporary
eXpedient, some $685. billion have
been spent to help other nations,
frequently at the expense of do
nestle needs. The net effect of this
benevolence has been questioned
by many in the Congress and else
where who feel that much of these
programs, except for our basic mill
tary obligations to the community
of free nations. can be safely con-
solidated, reduced or eliminated.
This year, the Congress is asked
to approve $50 billion in new APP
preparations for foreign aid-this
is in addition to S6.2 billion of I'M
expended balances from previous
appropriations But. even more
than these SOL billion, new
foreign loan program on perma-
nent basis, requiring SIS billion in
coming years is being proposed.
Also, $500 million in foreign cur
rencies owed to and/or owned by
the U. S. are available for foreign
aid expenditures during the next
year.
| continue to believe that in
terms of foreign aid, the American
taxpayers have been abundantly
generous, and that there can now
be an orderly and sound retrench-
ment without jeopardy to our ma
tional security. In place of govern
ment aid, there must be a greater
utilization of reimbursable loans
and the investment of private
capital. To do otherwise would be
to deny again the possibility of tax
relief for millions of our citizens
who seek a firm preservation of
our government and of our way of
life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30
"Our
Growing Edge"
MIRA MARTHA oLoTTELTY

How Do You Measure Yourself?
Each one of us has a measuring
device by which we evaluate our.
selves. BY it we Judge whether the
things we do daily are worthy
whether we are growing in the
virtues, whether we are going for
ward or backward
AS we look at ourselves and
measure our seeming successes or
failures, the basis from which we
judge comes into focus That basis
is all-important 1t necessarily rep
resents the experiences, the train
ing. the motivations that life has
shown us. However, many times
this judgment is faulty, for it is
too meager, too narrow and with
too much of ourselves in the fore
ground.
What, then is the perfect basis
for all judgment of human life, its
progress, its proper fulfillment?
Jesus said, | am the Way, the
Truth and the Life. After twenty
centuries. that is a statement not
always clearly understood by us.
He truly is the perfect pattern for
us all, and the only proper basis
for judgment of ourselves and our
daily lives.
Let us consider some of the ways
this is true. He teaches us to love
one another, not only our friends
who are kind and loving and for
giving. but our enemies who are
mean and nasty and insulting How
we could use some of that love
right here in Garrett county public
affairs Love, itself as he showed
it throughout his life is the great
est force of the Christian religion.
indeed of the universe. Herein.
lie our greatest errors. and here
we show ourselves to be the great
est failures. | am sure it is true of
myself, and | am equally sure it
is true of you who read this How
many times we show ourselves I'M
worthy by our lack of love. of
courtesy of consideration for
others.
A missionary recently returned
from a foreign field, where she
has spent lifetime in labor Of
love for people of another race
She said the native people inn
plored her, Send us more mis-
sionaries and please send us those
who will really love us" That is ;
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30

president of the International
Longshoremen and Warehouse
mems Union. and his lieutenant,
Jack w. Hall, both infamous for
their propensity for the communist
cause.
What does all this mean to us
some 5000 miles away?a Simply
stated, it points to the fact that the
tenacles of the communist octopus
are never still in their reach for
more power and more control.
Little solace can be found in the
revelation that Harry Bridges and
his 'conspiratorial forces" are
working to establish foothold in
eastern and gulf ports'-(including
the Port of Baltimore land in
the Halls of Congress" With con-
slant vigor and vigilance, we must
expose this atheistic communist
menace in all parts of the world,
not alone in Hawaii, for what it is
and eXpunge it from our society.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30
Methodist Circles To Meet

WSCS circles of St Pauls Meth
odst church, Oakland, will meet
Wednesday evening, June 5, at
o'clock.
Circle I will meet at the home of
Mrs Harold Harmed
Circle 2 will meet at the home of
Mrs F. +. Rathbun
Circle will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Arthur Naylor, Sr.
Circle will meet at the home
of Mrs. Howard Turner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30
With Our Men
In The Service

SIC Wayne Fratz who returned
to the states about three weeks ago
from serving in Japan, recently
underwent surgery in the Valley
Forge army hospital near Phila-
delphia for a knee injury. He was
on weekend leave at the home Of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Fratz, in Accident when he be-
came suddenly ill and was taken
early Sunday morning to Memorial
hospital in Cumberland, from which
place he was scheduled TO be trans
ferred back to the Valley Forge
hospital. He has been in the serV-
ice for twenty-one months
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30

statement of the worlds great
hunger for love and understanding,
even among primitive people
In the great virtues of forgive
ness. humility. understanding and
human service. we stand in awe be-
fore Him and see ourselves with
our weaknesses. our laZiness, our
indifference. our apathy. We do
not need to be told by others what
they are. They are all there to be
seen by ourselves. We need often
to evaluate our motives, our ac-
tons by this perfect standard. All
too often we are sWayed by those
around us who cheaper and make
vulgar the great values of life.
William Allen White tells of a
friend of his, Kansas architect,
at the Chartres Cathedral, studying
it with wonder, both inside and
outside. Then he said, Il am 60
ing to be an architect" He was al
ready an architect. rated a very
successful one But, when he had
seen the glories of that cathedral,
he realized how much more there
was for him to learn Its greatness
and beauty took away all his self
satisfaction.
For our souls growth. we need
often to look at the beauty and
granduer of our Savior and learn
anew his life-giving lessons to us.
Then and only then can we decide
for ourselves if we measure up to-
day possibly little bit better than
we did yesterday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30

Communist Conspiracy in Hawaii
In Hawaii and elsewhere, it has
often been said that nowhere in
the United States have known COM
munists gone further in attaining
their primary purposes than in the
Territory of Hawaii" Comprehen-
sive studies by the House I'm
American Activities Committee in
1850. the Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee in 1856, and the Ter
ritorial Commission on Subversive
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30
Congressional /.
Viewpoint
Gen. John Marshall Butler

The Foreign Aid Skirmish
In the twilight of the Truman Adj
ministration, Secretary of Com
merce Charles Sawyer headed a
commission to study economic
conditions and prospects" in Eu-
rope. Secretary Sawyer, an early
advocate of the original Marshall
Plan. in his largely ignored re-
port. evidenced a disenchantment
of foreign aid as a permanent
responsibility of government with
this admonition: Neither individu-
ais or nations are made friendly or
even grateful by handouts The
assumption that the more money
we give away the more good we
accomplish is also wrong .
Concerning the annual skirmish
between the Congress and the
Executive Department with respect
to foreign assistance. former Secre-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-05-30
As Fine A Motor 324 IS Voc Iaa. Science
PENNzOn WITH IT. .KEYST0NE's POWER PARTNER

PennzoI with the Of 1o0oo
with oIo body heat and
sures KEEPS HORSEPOWER UNLOCKED FOR KEEPH
eIeon oil there chance for
chambers There
ping feel the difference Sound
PennzoiI with IT. The Tough FIm0 Gill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-06
Virginia 6. 0.P.
Dates Chosen

State COP. Chairman I. Lee
Potter today said he had reserved
July 5 and 6 as dates on which
Virginia Republicans will nomi-
nate their candidates for Cover
nor this year.
Mr.. Potter said that final ap-
Iproval of the two-day convention
dates will have to be made at q
meeting of the COP. State Gen.
trail Committee in Charlottes-
vile on June /. Virginia Republic
can leaders will gather the night
before at the Thomas Jefferson
Inn for a dinner.
At a meeting last month the
State Central Committee haC
authorized Chairman Potter to
reserve dates in Roanoke's hotels
for the State Republican con.
vention and the time selected BY
Mr.. Potter falls just before the
State Democratic primary or
July 9.
Still unanswered though i,
whom the Republicans will nom.
mate as their candidate.
Speaking at a Smyth County
Republican dinner over the
weekend, Ted Dalton Of Rad.
ford. the party's almost unani.
nous choice to run this year
sounded his most reluctant mott
on making a second bid for thu
governorship. He came close II
1858 against Governor Thoma!
B. Stanley.
Dalton cautioned the Repub.
llicans that Gin all likelihood" HI
will not be the G. o. p. candi.
date for Governor again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-06
how to measure

For sill or apron length. measure top Of cos
ing to bottom Of apron for floor length,
top Of cosine to floor For width, from OUT
side to outside of eosino. Give finished
length desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-06
RiverduIe Casts
Heavy Vote in
Town Election

Votes were being cast at the
rate Of more than one per min
ute in the Riverdale town elec-
ton during the first three hours
after the polls opened today.
Mrs. Dorothy Hershey, elec-
ton supervisor. said more than
100 persons voted between Z and
10 o'clock She said it was q
much heavier vote than in pre-
vious years.
In a spirited campaign Mayor
Claude Warren, seeking re-
election, is being opposed by
Frederick Waigand, who served
as Mayor from l949 to 1858.
Voting in other Prince Georges
County communities was re-
ported light. Election supervisors
expect heavier turnouts when
residents get home from work
this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-06
Bottom TwirIers Get
Bid to Competition

Baton twirlers desiring to
enter the second annual baton
twirling competition on May Is
at Ritchie Coliseum, College
Park. Md, are requested to reg
lister by May IL.
Mrs. Anne Bittenbender, 1922
Berwyn road, College Park. is
leader Of the College Park Vol
unteer Fire Department Major
cites. who will play host at the
event, sponsored by the National
Baton Twirling Association.