davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19


poslije podne. Konferenca u
Aberdeen, Wash, sc uopce
nije odrzala IL nekih razloga.
Medjutim, sa bratom Mar
kich, tajnikom delegation
odsjeka 271, kao i sestrom
Seguin, tajnicom odsjeka 737
imao sam odulji sastanak j.
stu vecer.
u cetvrtak 30. maja (De-
coration Day. poslije podne
stigao sam u Portland, Ore
son. Odbornici odsjeka 130,
604 976 priredili su pocas-
nu veceru u kuci sestre i
brata Conrak. o prijemu i
bratskom doceku pisati Gu
kada Sc povratim u ured.
Nakon bogate vecere smo
svi zajednicki proslijedili "a
dvoranu - ma konferenciju.
Konferenciju je o two ri o
brat Ivo Jadresic, predsjed-
mix odsjeka 130 zatim je
prisutnima predstavio zastup-
nike svih triju odsjeka, od-
nosno odbornike odsjeka 13O,
3O4 976.
Konferenciji prisustvovalo
je lijepi broj clanstva i po pi-
tanjima, koje su prisutni ma
meme postavljali, bio sam u
vjeren, da je clanstvo znati-
zeljno kako ! ma koji nacin
nasa Zajednica posluje i stall
no narreduje.
U petak 81. maja stigao
sam u Eureka, California, j
to u 6 sati u vecer. Drugi
dan, naime 1. juna clanstvo
odsjeka broj 249 priredili su
vrlo bogatu - pocasnu We
ceru. Poslije vecere (Ban-
keta) brat Sucich, delegat i
predsjednik odsjeka sa dir
ljivim rijecima otvorio je maj
bolju (sa posjetom clanstva)
konferenciju. ia nisam Clan
stvo brojio, ali kasnije sam
doznao da je istoj prisustvo-
valo 1873 clana, docim odsjek
broji 147 clanova. Brat Su-
cich je prisutnima predstavio
saw odsjecni odbor a zatim
sam proslijedio sa konferen-
com, koja drzim da je bila
poucna koliko "a starije clan
stvo, mnogo wise "a mladji
narastaj. Nakon konference
nastala je domaca zabava i
Piles.
U nedjelju 2. juna prisu-
stvovao sam banketu kugla-
ca drzave Kalifornije. U ime
Izvrsnog Odbora cjelokup-
nog clanstva prisutne kugla-
&c pozdravili smo ia brat
Kovacevic, podpredsj e d n i X
nase Zajednice.
u ponedjeljak 3. juna o.
drzao sam kampanjsku kon-
ferencu u San Francisco. Ma
konferenci bill SUI zastupani
odsjeci 81, 876 i 900 il San
Francisco, odsjeci 121 i 1856
IL Oakland odsjek br. 434
IL Sacramento. Konferenciji
predsjedao je brat Peter O.
bad, a da je konferenca bila
cd velike vaznosti moglo sc
ustanoviti po tome, sto su
mnogi bill zainteresirani "a
stalno namjestene "F lie Id
man" u Zajednici. Najvise su
u prilog owe akcije govorili
braca Obad, Blazevic i mas
glavni podpredsjednik, brat
Kovacevic.
U utorak 4. juna predstav-
nici odsjeka 352, 612, 676 i
729 pocastili SUI me sa car
skom vecerom u krasnoj re-
stauraciji "Mariani' u Santa
Clara. IL raznih poteskoca
konferenca nije Sc odrzala u
Cupertino, vec Sc ista odrza-
vala u spomenutoj restaura-
ciji. Kada Sc povratim u u
red. navesti Gu razloge o po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

teskocama sa kojima Sc su-
ocuje clanstvo bas u vrijeme
kada sam sc nalazio u drzavi
Kaliforniji.
U cetvrtak 6. juna poslije
podne stigao sam u Midvale,
Utah. Odbornici odsjeka 388
sa par clanova istog odsjeka
pocastili su me sa ukusnom
i bogatom vecerom u kuci
brata Corak, delegate j tai
nika odsjeka 38S. Poslije We
cere u Midvale City Hall o.
drzao sam konferencu, kojoj
su prisustvovali zastup n C
odsjeka 36S, 38S, 395 i 4O6.
U petak vecer 7. juna Sc
| stra Glavota u Rock Springs,
Wyoming, takodjer uz svoj
odsjesni o d bor priredila je
bogatu veceru. Nakon vecere
sastao upoznao sam veliki
broj clanstva odsjeka br. 374.
U 8 sati brat Peter Glavota,
predsjednik odsjeka 374, po-
zdravio je prisutno clanstvo
i odbor odsjeka 306 i otvorio
je konferenciju. U znak po-
| stovanja odsjek 374 pocastio
me je sa | je pi m cvijecem.
Posto je prijem docek clan
stva odsjeka 374 vrlo zna-
cajan duznost mi nalaze da
wise o tome izvjestim u Clan
Gina, koje Gu pisati nakon
mojeg povratka u ured.
U subotu vecer 8. juna sti-
gao sam u Anaconda, Mon
tana, to u kucu naseg agil-
nog graditelja i tajnika od-
sjeka "a, brata John Herbo-
Lie. Buduci sam bio vrlo u
moran nisam bio u stanju da
posjetim bilo koga, vec sam
isao ravno u krevet.
U nedjelju u 8 sata poslije
podne brat Herbolic otvorio
je kampanjsku konferencu,
kojoj su prisustvovali zastup-
nici odsjeka "a, SO, 165, 989
i brat Ignac Cuculic, delegat
IL odsjeka IT'S il Roundup,
Montana.
Ma samoj oknferenciji bilo
je postavljeno mnogo vaznih
pitanJa u vezl sa poslovanjem
nase Zajednice, kao i ujedi-
njenjem Hrvatskog Bratstva
sa Zajednicom. U 6 sati po-
Geo je svecani banket prize
djen po odsjecima "a "Sveti
Petar Pavao" i 899 Morn
ing STAR. Ma samom ban
ketu imao sam priliku da> Sc
upoznam sa lijepim brojem
clanstva il Anaconda oko-
lice.
Danas sam posjetio par
nasih ljudi i imao sam sre-
Gu da sam upisao 2 clana u
odraslo clanstvo i 4 clana u
Pomladak, i to ma 20 Year
Endowment i Term cetrifi-
kate. Veceras Sc sastajem sa
clanstvom odsjeka broj 989
Morning Star" da i'm tuna
cim vaznost osiguracije rodi-
telja j njihove djece.
Toliko "a oval puta brate
Vukelic, a drugi &c izvjestaj
biti Vam predat u Vasem u
redu. Svuda gdje sam bio ma
rod sc slaze sa Vasim uredji-
vanjem naseg sluzbenog or
CANA "zajednicara" mnogi
(velika vecina) kazu Kappa
dolje nasem Vukelicu.
Uz mnogo srdacnih brat
skin pozdrava Wanna brate
Vukelicu, Izvrsnom Odboru,
casnicima i sveukupnom Clan
stvu nase Zajednice, ostajem
Vas, j. Ovcarich
NapOmena. - Pri zaklju-
cku zatvaranja ovog broja
Zajednicara primii smo cd
brata Ovcarica dopisnicu, u
kojoj nam javlja sliiedece:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

Zajednica prima move Ga
move innedju so ! 60 godins
starosH m zivotnu osjegurs-
ciju Cd 8, 10000.
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22
SP()RTSMEN DISPLAY TO BE IN LARGER BUILDING AT FAIR

Because the Matanuska Valley Sportsmen exhibits at Matanus- ka Valley Fairs have always drawn thousands of viewers, the group has been moved to larger quarters again this year
 For several years their exhibits were shown in the old log cabin, now used at the Fair Museum. A continuous flow of spectators through the small building made move into the main building necessary. Even this larger space did not prove adequate and this year they have been moved to quonset building where there wil5 be ample space for displays as well as room for the spectators to spend as much time as they wish looking at the furs, fur garments, trophies, and other displays.
 An interesting section to fea- tured this year will be displays from the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. The Fish and Game display will include a tank of live fish brought in from the hatchery at Fire Lake consisting of various species of fish found in local lakes and waters.
 The Sportsmen Rifle Club will have bir display of their tro- phies and equipment; along with display of antique guns, pow der bags and ivory pieces loan ed to the group by Maud Hosler
 During the Fair the Sportsmen will award Sno N Bio snow suit as first prize and a car coat of the same brand as second prize.
 Marie Westenbarger, secretary of the Sportsmen Rifle Club, is acting as chairman.
 In addition to their popular dis plays, the Sportsmen will operate a shooting gallery on the midway. The gallery has been built just this year and will probably prove to be one of the most popular concessions. Sportsmen who have not yet sent in their work detail cards are asked to do 50 immedi- ately so that the work lists may be completed, with working hours set at the convenience of members.
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22
POLICE CHECKING
 BIKES FOR SAFETY

Police Chief Bernard Bouwens reported this week that 20 area youngsters have checked their bicycles through the safety check clinic being operated without charge at the police station for all youngsters of the area. Luminous tape is being furnished for the bikes.
 Chief Bouwens urged all young sters who have not yet run their bikes through the check to do so especially before school starts. He said that after school resumes he hopes to be able to hold a class for all bicycle owners during which territorial laws, pertaining to riding on highways and streets will be explained in detail 10 the youngsters.
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22

BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, 7 pm. EXPLORER SCOUTS, Elks hall, 7:30 pm.
 hall, 8 pm. GROUND SCHOOL, 8 pm.
 MONDAY. AUGUST 2s PALMER KIWANIS, Grange hall, 12:O5 pm. RAINBOW GIRLS, Carpenters hall, 7;3O pm. M.E.A. BOARD, MEA meeting room, 8 pm. SCHOOL REGISTRATION, 9 am. 4 pm. GARDEN CLUB, Exten. Office, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. AUGUST 27 SCHOOL REGISTRATION, 9 am. pm. CITY COUNCIL, City hall, 8 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, Moose
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22
EIGHTH ANNUAL SHORT COURSE OPENS AT UNIVERSITY OCTOBER '

Eighth annual Homemakers' Snort Course will open on the University of Alaska campus Oc- iober 7, Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Han- son, of the University Extension Service, announced this week.
 The short course is open to a,l Alaskan women, Mrs. Fohn-Han- sen said. The Monday through Friday dates (Oct. 7-11) were set to make 1t easier for mothers with school-age children to at tend.
 The Alaska Railroad is offering homemakers the student rate of a round trip for one fare. Mrs Fohn-Hansen said. There is Al one dollar registration fee. Home makers wishing to attend the demonstration luncheon, banquet or to take the tour may pay for these events when they register on campus. Advance registration blanks and additional informa ton are available in Extension Service offices.
 Homemaker Short Course pro- gram will include workshops, demonstrations, lectures, crafts, teas, and other educational and social activities. Alaska Home maker Council sessions are sched- uled for l0:15 each morning after the opening short course lecture or discussion
 Women enrolling in homemak- CT short course may choose one of four afternoon workshops: mil linery; music, games and group recreation; short cuts to library techniques two days; family rec ords two days and making a fitted pattern. After three o'clock team, the women may choose between Me, myself, rug crafts and fur work. The first class will cover hair-do's, posture, and exercise, selection of colors and styles. Tn the second group women will make simple hooked, braided, crocheted or woven rugs and in fur work make a cap.
 Short course faculty will in clude Dorothy Phelps, territorial librarian, University of Alaska faculty members, extension home demonstration agents, and Fair banksans.
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22
JUNE GERSHfNEL TO WED ON SEPT. 2Ts

MT. Harold Gershmel of WasaksH la has announced the engagemeaAsk and forthcoming marriage of +heas daughter MI June Gershmel- MtsazR Gershmel will wed Gerald Ts11. Cottle, son of MT. and Mrs. VASn- cent Smith of Wasilla on SepteEnan Der 2a at 8:30 pm. in the Wasakik- Ia Presbyterian Church. A reoaEp ton will follow in the WasikEMa. Community Hall.
 Miss Gershmel, who was bormm in Palmer, was schooled in Waaas fila, graduating from the WasibsI la high school this past May Skhe- is employed at the Coop Crea1asn cry
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22

hall, pm.
 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2ss PALMER ELKS, Elks halI.'s. 8S- pm. CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carpeaza- ters hall, pm. FIRST AID GLASS, City halkN8 S pm.
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22

Alaska's most extensive dairy ing operations are in the Matan- uska. and Panama Valleys, and Juneau area.
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22
Extend Time for Baked Hem Entries

So that baked goods and con- factions may be prepared the morning of the first day of the Fair, entry time for these items Gas well as canned goods) has been extended from g am. Friday until noon. This means that all exhibits in baked goods, confec- tions and canned goods which will be shown in the culinary building need not De entered at g am. as stated in the '57 Fair premium book, but must be en- tered by noon of that day to be eligible for judging.
The frontiersman., 1957-08-22

There are approximately 100 milk producers, 12 milk dealers and over 200 retailers in Alaska.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
Interviewing Hours. $50 AN. to , PM.
OFFICE HOURS: $50 AM 10 PM. Monday through FhdaY
Evenings DY Appointment
REAL ESTATE

FULL time sales people needed for
fast expanding real estate office,
good commission set-up, plenty OF
floor time. Call Mr.. Pena and come
in and talk about our many advan-
tages. A. NJ. Pena, Realtor, $40 East
222nd St, AN. 1-1660.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
BEVERLY HILLS

NEW tapestry brick bungalows, your
choice 2-3-4 bedrooms. divided base
ment, extra large living room and
kitchen, all improvements in and
paid for; priced from s22 900. Kovac
Realty. $50 Fast l85th St. KE. l-5030
HOLY Cross Parish. modern brick q
family. garage, owner. ". I-4779
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
BETTY'S 1852
BEVERLY HILLS

4 BEDROOM colonial. living room,
hreplace, dining room, kitchen, lta
paths, full basement, 81, 100. a. M
pens, Reaftor. 620 East 222nd g., AN
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
4 BEDROOMS
EAST l8Sth STREET

ONE Of those hard to find homes, 4
bedrooms. full basement, modern
kitchen and bath, garage; just a
short walk 10 shopping and trans
portation. $4,000 KOvac Realty. $50
FzeS 1Q5+h ST KF 1-502O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
4 REDROOMS

THIS I year old home is complete IN
every detail, fun basement, garage,
close 10 schools and shopping, must
II you're looking to stretch your dol
lar. SIT 800. Kovac Realty. 500 East
l85th ST. KE l-5O30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28

FORMICA kitchen set; room space
heater, see to appreciate. $50 East
232nd st. AN. 1-0393
MAHOGANY desk. $40; green up
holstered chair, $40 UI.. i-I879.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

SELL nationally advertised Tupper-
ware; busiest season Just starting
make $50 per week spare time, car
necessary. Margaret Sayers, Mgr,
RE 1-AO59
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
NOTTINGHAM ROAD

OFF Lake Shore blvd, large TO room
house lot 70x4O0 a real garden spot.
can be used by a larger family or
converted TO family KoVac Realty,
$50 East 1851 St. kE l-503O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
Real Estote Wanted

WE need singles and families in EtIc-
lid and vicinity: we have the buyers
for reliable service call A. M. Pens.
Realtor, $40 East 222nd ST.. AN.
1850
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28
INCOME SINGLE

s4 OFF East 152nd. gas furnaces
house IN good condition inside and
out sl1 900 Kovac Realty. eco East
l95th st, KF l-5O30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-28

LOST: woman's wrist watch, .Girard
Peregaux, square black face, l4-karat
pink gold, band. November l4th. W-
cinity Lake Shore blvd. East 2i2th.
reward. RE. A6230.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

senior year at Oberlin Theologi-
cal Seminary, Ohio. He was re-
Gently ordained Deacon at the
Annual Conference of the De-
troit Area Methodist Church.
Reverend Arthur H. Kraw-
czyk, Detroit Archdiocesan
Chaplain, announces that both
Camps will be also be provided
with Chaplains to serve Camp
ers of the Roman Catholic Faith.
Major responsibilities of Cams
Chaplain is to conduct religioSF
services for Scouts and Leaders
of their faith, and to promote
the various religious awards.
Seven such awards are now
available-Ad Altare Del (Rom-
AM, Alpha Omega ORTHODOXY,
Duty to God (Mormon), God and
Country (Protestant), Ner Ia
mid (Jewish). Pro Dec ct Patria
Uutheran) and Sangha (Budd-
hist).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

aior Easiland OF Mississippi.
They are Senators Kennedy.
Magnuson. Mansfield. Murray.
O'MahoneY and Morse. five OF
whom were co-sponsors of the
He'll Canyon bill.
THE following day these Sen
ators were joined in support of
Hells Canyon by more than a
dozen anti-civil rights Southern
Democrat Senators, five of whom
had in other years voted against
Hells Canyon. Obviously, there
was a deal to swap off civil
rights for Hells Canyon.
When IL some to a choice
between free-wheeling New Deal
spending and civil rights. the
Northern Democrat liberals
chose spending.
ties.
"The report also notes that
Idaho Power Company would
\ This is an object lesson in
political double-siandard NOR
atty. The people who were sold
out will not forget il.
"The minority report of the
! Senate Interior Committee on
Hells Canyon documents the
billion dollar cost of the pro-
ject. A total of $500. 100000 is
authorized in the bill. In addi-
ton some Sl23. 100000 would be
expended for additional trans
mission and generating facili-
Federal Government.
IT adds up TO a billion dol
lar mistake that is indicative of
what the country would be in
presumably receive compensa-
ton estimated at more than S48,-
100000 for abrogation of a leg
slly-issued Federal Power Com
mission license which had been
sustained by the U. S. Supreme
Court.
"An estimated $500, 600, 900 in
tax revenues would also be lost
over the 50-year licensing per-.
$500, 100000 of il by the
for again IL the free-spending
Democrats were 10 regain con.
troll Of the executive branch of
the government.
What a packagel A civil
rights sell-out. A billion-dollar
blunder, and another exampe
of the so-caled liberals COM
plete devotion to super-Federal
government"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Sue Texas Static,
Hotel. For ~.
Discrimination.


Five Negro ministers filed
a $4,000 damage suit in Federal
Court last week against the
Statler Hotel chain.
The ministers charged they
were refused rooms by . Siailer
hotel clerk in Dallas. Texas.
sffer making reservation and
having IL confirmed in writing.
The ministers who went to
Dallas for the National Baptist
Sunday School Conventions said
their civil rights were violated.
They are: William ]. Bishop,
of Central Baptist Church; T.
r. Provost of Little Rock Bap-
fist Church; w. r. Matthews,
of Warren Avenue Baptist; En-
nest N. Cox, True Love Bap-
fist Church. and Horace Clark.
Ajilon Baptist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
"head-0n Collision Kills 7"
-Fsrminston. N. A.. 6/2s tAP) Detroit Times,
MOSQUITO Flies Into Mouth Of Driver,
67-Crushes, Kills,

Coor0o Nadel, n, OF y. Of M.
GOD 70 HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, cS.+++
HOW THE NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST DEVILS ADAMS
AND EYES PERISH 1.-THE WAGES OF SIM" OF THEIR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRlPPLES!
THE DEVILS THERAPEUTICS. PRAYERS INCLUDED,
NOT DOMINATED BY NY TWO IMPERATIVE,
tsss MOSQUITO FLIES Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
GrahamL Lures
Capacity Crowd

NEW YORK CITY tCNS) -
Handsome Billy Graham, who
has been giving person-to-per-
son talks at Madison Square
Garden for many nights, contin-
ues with all seats free and with
a huge drawing capacity. He has
now lured down many of the
large congregations from. Har-
lem area as he progresses with
his crusade to teach Americans
the truths of the Bible.
With subjects like "Immor-
tally and HELL" Billy Graham
brings home the good and evil
in all creeds. He is backed by
the 1900 voice Crusade Choir,
piano, organ and gospel singers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Evangelist Billy Graham In N. Y.
Report 1000 Catholics In
Decisions

NEW YORK, June 20-tUPl-Mors than 1000 OF the
200@6 persons who have made decisions for Christ after
hearing Billy crshsm's Madison Square Garden sermons
have been Roman Catholics spokesman for the Graham
New York crusade said today.
More than half the Roman Catholics who have made
dse'sions" have indicated they wish 10 affiliate with some
Protestant denomination The Spokesman said.
Thersmslndsr for the part have simply said that
making decisions for Christ will help them become better
eshees according TO The spokesman. Catholics have
bssn warned by priests that attendance ct
Graham sermon Is forbidden by church doctrine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

The coveted medal was
presented 10 the youthful
clergyman by the Right Rev.
Richard S. Enrich. Protestant
Episcopal Bishop of Michigan.
Of the 48fh annual convention
of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People which ended its. six
day session here Sunday.
DR.. King was cited for his
creative contributions to the
Fight for Freedom and his out
standing leadership role in the
successful Montgomery bus pro-
test movement.
Also addressing the more than
5000 persons who packed the
Ford Auditorium to witness the
ceremony on Friday night June
28) was Congressman Charles
c. Diggs, Jr. Of Detroit. An equal
number Of persons were turned
away because of the limited
capacity of the auditorium.
There is an unacceptable
urgency about the problem
which confronts u.s." DR.. King
declared. 1--WE must recognize
that both our self-respect and
the prestige of our nation are at
stake. If we slow up at this
time we would not only be be-
traying the best interest OF our
of our nation. 1t is one of the
race. but also the best interest
ironies of present history that
the Negro, in his struggle for
freedom, is no longer struggling
for himself alone: he is really
struggling to save America"
The. eyes of the world are
upon this nation. he asserted.
Millions of'eofored peoples are
deeply eencernea about whats
happening TO Negro. citizens
in this country. Enactment of
civil rights legislation, he in
dicafed. would be "A, partial
answer to their questions.
The ,passage',o of the pending
civil rights bill would do more
to increase the prestige of our
nation in International affairs
than all the billions Of dollars
that we spend for defense. We
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

one at D-bar-A Scout. Ranch
near Metamora, and another at
the Scout Reservation near
Brighton for the 1857 Summer
Camping season.
Both, Camps which operate on
a weekend basis throughout the
Fall Winter Spring months,
opened. for an 8-week summer
schedule. Saturday, June 18th.
Mr.. HoYsl Ksn7sr. . grad.
uafs Of Wesfminisfsr Pfesby-
fsriun, College. h complsfins
his ordination studies ai Bibli- .
cal Seminary Of New York
City. sl,ss
Mr.. Thomas Walter. a grad
uats Of Albion College, Is In his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Detroit Loses Recreation Supervisor
And Devils re. Loses Son

Leo WoIkowicz 90
THE DEVIL TAKING 30 YEARS VIA MATERlALIsTlc
PERvERSloNS OF THE WHOLLY SPIRITUAL,
DIvlNELY PROTECTIVE. NoN-REciMENTED.
PoPElESS CHRISTIANITY OF nv HOLY GHOST CON.
cENED MESSIAH SON. THE cHllDLEss CHRIST
JESUS 1.-THE WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE"I