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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
City, Village
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(West Jefferson: Mayor, Homer
Braithwaite and Robert D. Re-
cob; Clerk, Ralph Campbell and
Robert F. Irwin; Treasurer, Keith
K. Pfefferle; Councilman George
Clayton Campbell, Raymond L.
Carter, William E. Casio, Dennis
Flora, Jr., Edmond J. MCGEE,
David F. Ogilvie, Marvin NJ.
Shepherd, Donald F. Sickles and
Joe Sites; Board of Trustees of
Public Affairs Charles H. Byer-
ly, Robert E. Gibbs, James r.
Long, and Wilbur C. Strauss.
VILLAGE OF MT. STERLING:
Mayor, Max A. Chenoweth; Clerk,
Ruth Loofbourrow Treasurer, A.
Ross Alkire, Jr.; Councilman s.
Robert c. Hill, Edgar L. Swartz;
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
CROP To Benefit
From Programs To
Be Held In Area

World Community Day" will be
observed Friday, November l, at 8
pm. at the London Presbyterian
Church, sponsored by the United
Church Women.
World Community Day is a spir-
itual undertaking through which
ten million church women re-dedi-
cate themselves to building life,
friendship and universal peace. It
is the belief of church women that
prayer, study and action are one,
says the sponsoring committee.
The speaker for the local service
will be Miss Margaret Brugler who
has been associated with the
Christian Rural Overseas Program
(CROP) since 1948. She is asso-
ciate director of the Town and
Country Department of the Ohio
Council of Churches and co-direc-
tor of Ohio CROP with Clyde Rog-
erS, director.
During the summer of 1856 Miss
Brugler was one Of sixty delegates
from all parts of the world in a
study seminar of the Church and
Rural Life at the Ecumenical ms
titute near Geneva, Switzerland.
The 20 American delegates visited
rural church and lay movements
in Northern and Central European
countries. Miss Brugler took suf-
ficient time to look at the refugee
situation, not only in the Western
Zones of Germany, but made Two
tours into East Berlin. She also
visited projects in Greece, Turkey
and Lebanon.
She will tell of her T. anv exper-
fences and show slides of the areas
she visited.
Church women and children were
asked to bring with tnem to the
meeting, Parcels tor Peace" All
types of warm clothing, yardage
of denim, household linens, mend
ing materials, blankets which will
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
Final Rites For
Nelson Boggs. 78.
Held Wednesday

Nelson Boggs, 78, former West
Jefferson resident, died late Sat
urday at his home in Bluffton,
Ohio.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday from RAIDER Funeral
Home in West jefferson with inter-
ment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
Survivors include the widow,
Rosemary; two daughters, Dora
and Georgia: two brothers, Ossie
of Lilly Chapel and James, Lucas
Pike; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Moore,
Mechanicsburg, four grandchildren
and several neices and nephews.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
CALLED TO CANTON
BECAUSE OF ACCIDENT

DR.. and Mrs. William Locke,
West High Street are in Canton
this week, returning to their office
Monday, where they were called by
the critical illness of DR.. Locke's
brother, DR.. Robert Locke, who
was injured in an automobile acci-
dent. DR.. Locke's other brother was
killed in an automobile accident
two years ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
y OUR
fE5fl TOWN
Haywood Snugg
Writes
About Politics
And Politicians

Mote: Hevwood Snugg that old rascal of the rheumy
eye and the bugng pockebook has long been known io
his rather caustic wit and dor outlook the facts OF me-
Together with his little pal Bascom Funch and MS tfeu
old girl friend Big Nancy he has let us in on some OF ms
recent and downtoearh observations on the potcal
scene the way he it. As Haywood put it ANY like
to people vin or dead is probly factP)
"A politician is guy who KNOWS the world owes
him vin said Haywood Snugg the other day as ne sat
eating verwurst in the shade of an old persmmon tree
"If yuh ask politicians is people what build platforms
SOS they kin run but can't stand on en-!
Bascom Funch lunched and munched on magpie meat
but took enough time from the job at hand to mutter,
ever notice how many power plants been built lately? No
wonder them politicians keep sayin public be damned?
1t was then that Big Nancy hove into view, riding
her broom and with flock of ravens in her wake Looking
at Haywood with loveght cleaning in her eye, she blurt
ed "The twopary system amt dead yetwe still got them
burned Republicans and Democrians runnin loose all
over!'
Haywood wolfed another wad of wurst and mumbled,
yeah and they're gtn purity sassy that they learn
ed that eddicaton amt more expensive than gnorance
Why feller tother day thet had many relatives
runnn around in his office thet it looked like family
unon!
Bascom hurriedly knocked horsefly off his and
said Haywood whyunt you run for sumpn'? You got
everything it takes to be potcianyer greedy, dishonest
discontented and dumb Besides nobuddy wants smart
settin by the pork barrel anymorew
"Bascom, yuh derned varmint, said Big Nancy, "stop
talkn' tub Haywood thatta way Ahl whop yuh one!
Haywood may be everything yuh saybut he amt dscon-
content"
Haywood ignored this palaver and burped hugely.
Placing the iverwurst between his toes he took slug
from the wonderful mug and prophesied From the look
things in few years most everbuddys goin tub haf tub
start payn taxes back tub the people 1t could be that
feler might git pension just cause he amt in Officer
Bascom Funch gave this long thought and replied,
Haywood, yore the most Who'd thunk it thet all them
people thet won't work wud ever start payin them that
does? Why thing like this cud make monkeys wish they
people ceptn het they amt enough monkeys tub go
'round!
Haywood! Yuh cud marry me then!' screeched Big
Nancy "You an me in government cottage all covered
with mortgages CANT yuh fryn fatback and pone
frosty mornin and you lyn there like big Poland
China wan tub sink yore store teeth nta it fore yuh go
tub sleep agn?" @1aes =. sass
"Woman! said Haywood, "Ill marry with We then and
only then Effen the government starts payn yore way I'll
know that thuh end of thuh worlds comm soon. One
things for shure tho, them DANCED potcans' up
thuh whole DEAL They'll proby quit runnin fer office just
SOS they kin git on the workin' mans payroll"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
JANE SHOAF CONFINED
TO HOME HERE

Jane Shoaf, five-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Shoaf,
is confined to her home, 1877 Elm
Street because of illness. She has
just returned from Children's Hos
pital where she was a patient for
several days for observation and
treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
Graveside Rites Said
For Peterson Infant

Graveside services were conduct
ed Thursday morning for the in.
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew Peterson with the Rev. M
Jones officiating. Arrangements
were handled by Rader-Po
Funeral Home.
Survivors include a twin sister
Kathie Jean, the maternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smallwood and the paternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Peter.
son.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
COUNTY SANITARIAN
ATTENDS MEETING

Vernon Royce, Madison County
Sanitarian, was in Dayton this
week attending meeting of the
Ohio Public Health Association
where the central topic was the
Role of the Health Department in
Community Growth"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01

and Board of Trustees of Public
Affairs, write ms.
VILLAGE OF SOUTH SOLON:
Mayor, Stanley Marsh; Clerk,
Elsie Murry; Treasurer, Kathleen
Hisey; Councilmen Hugh Alder
son, Roger Bennett, Max Duff,
Arnold Grear, Howard Murry,
Dale Simmermon and Board of
Trustees of Public Affairs, Harold
Missy, and Millard Kline.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL
OF SON OCTOBER 25

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hill are
announcing the arrival of a son,
Tab Eugene, at Doctors Hospital
October 25. The infant is being
kept at Children's Hospital for OBJ
servation and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01

pared, was an excellent example of
proper setting from which tea
cookies, coffee and tea were served
during the social hour.
PIKE
The Pike Township Home Dem
onstration Club met Tuesday, Oct.
Is, at the home of Mrs. Drue Bal
bridge.
The President, Mrs. Dale Leach,
presided over the business meet
ing. The roll call was answered by
Your Favorite Song" with twenty
two members present.
Shirley Nall presented the pro-
ject, Dress Dollars Go Shopping" 4"
She gave us many good points to
look for when buying a dress such
as, design, fit, construction, color
and fabric.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess committee.
The next meeting will be Nov.
19, 7:30 pm. at the home of Mrs.
L. E. Boerger with Mrs. Boerger
and Mrs. Eugene Wilson as lead
ers for the project, Entertaining
On a Budget"
RANGE
The Range Home Demonstration
Club met Thursday, Oct. II, at the
Sedalia Methodist Church. Follow
ing the reading of the minutes, roll
call was answered by What you
do for Family Fun"
Miss David Nawyn and Mrs. Ray
Beatty will represent the club at
the Leaders Training meeting Oct.
%. .........
Mrs. Jane Mcclure and Mrs.
William Alspaugh will attend the
Safety Leaders Course of District
10, Nov. A, to be held at Washing
ton Court House. ~
Mrs. Shirley Lynn Null present
ed the topic Dress Dollars Go
Shopping" Everyone got some
very good points.
Those present at the meeting
were, Mrs. Robert Mccormick,
Mrs. Russell Dorm, Mrs. Corbit
Justice, Mrs. George Balo Sr., Mrs.
Roy Beatty, Mrs. Ned Davey, Mrs.
Jane Mcclure, Mrs. Robert Tar
bull, Mrs. Wayne Price, Mrs. Del
bert Dorm, Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs.
VIM. Alspaugh, Mrs. Shirley Lynn
Nall.
The meeting was adjourned to
meet Nov. 81 at the Presbyterian
Church, 1000 am. Everyone well
come, please come. ~al
Mrs. VIM. Alspaugh
News Reporter -s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Ethel Miller, Ia West Cen
ter Street, entered Mt. Carmel
Hospital Tuesday for treatment.
Her room number is 358.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
BLAIR ROAD GROUP

A group of ladies met on Octo-
Der %, 1857 at the Lake Forrest
Restaurant, West eJfferson, Ohio
to form the Blair Road, Extension
group.
The lesson on, Dress Dollars Go
Shopping" was conducted by Shir-
ley Lynn Nall, Madison County
Home Demonstration Economics,
Extension Agent. Mrs. Nall pre-
sented the lesson in a very instruc-
tive and helpful manner and re-
marked that perhaps we wouldn't t
remember it all but the important
facts would return to us when we
were making clothing purchases.
The next meeting will be at the
same location November Goth and
the lesson will be, Entertaining
On A Budget" taught by Viola
Murray and Lydia Forrest, coun-
Gil members.
Others present were Lilale Pet
erman, Kathryn Long, PATTI y
Forrest, Ruth Thomas, Pat Web
Der, daughters Pamela and Lynda,
Jean oFrrest and Hattie Lamore.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01
SPRINGFIELD LOTS
Public Sale in Estate

Two lots located and Perrin
between Illinois and Auction Sale House.
Ohio Saturday November 1000 AS little $13400
will buy a lot.
crabbe Tanner Attorneys
Phone, London uL 2-1576
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-11-01

Woman said Haywood, "Tll marry with We then and
only then Effen the government starts payin yore way I'll
know that thuh end of thuh worlds comm soon. One
things for shure, tho them DANCED potcians mess up
thuh whole deal They'll proby quit runnin fer office just
SOS they kin git on the workin mans payrollr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, o. c.
November II, 1857
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

Dr. D. Davis Goldsmith re seven weeks of treatment
turned home Tuesday after Mount Alto Hospital
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

Daughters attended divine SerV-
ices on Sunday morning at the
Boyds Presbyterian Church. AT
the worship service, little Mary
Alice Younkins, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Younkins, was
christened by the=Reva James r
Kerr, pastor Of the church.
John GIOyd is enjoying a two
week stay in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Becraft
and Mrs. c. f. Crawford were the
Sunday evening supper guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger M. Cecil of
Chevy Chase.
Fun night was the theme of the
Gaithersburg Lion Club on Tues
day evening when the members
had their wives as guests at din
ner, followed by program of en-
tertainment.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mannix on the birth
of a little daughter, Margaret
Ann, who arrived on Friday morn
ing at Suburban Hospital
Mrs. Donald Mutt was hostess
on Monday evening to the mem.
bers of the Susannah Wesley Cir
Gle of the Grace W.S.C.S. This
afternoon, the Sunshine Circle is
meeting at the home of Mrs. o.
w. Anderson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
High School
Choral Units
To Entertain
By NIOllie Christie
Gaithersburg $50

ITS beginning to look a lot
like Christmas"-so goes a
current song. And, in Gath
ersburg, it's going to sound a
lot like Christmas this week.
On Friday evening, the choral
groups of the Gaithersburg
High School will present their
traditional Christmas con-
cert in the gymnasium at s
o'clock.
Approximately 22O junior and
senior high school students will
blend voices in a program that
includes an operetta, "A Christ.
mas Carol" based on Dickens
famous story. Solos, quartets and
the full chorus will be featured
in anthems and carols; and the
new electronic organ will be
heard. The school art depart
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

ment is assisting in the staging
of two novelty numbers: LET 1t
Snow" and Santa Claus Is Com
ing to Town"
This annual concert is guaran-
teed to put you in the Christmas
spirit, so be sure to attend.
Then on Sunday evening, De-
cember Is, the choir of the Grace
Methodist Church will present
THE Music of Christmas" a can
tata that features traditional
carols along with the original
score. Mrs. Milton Walker is di-
recting. A sacred film will be
presented as the cantata is sung.
Open to the public without admis-
sion charge, the program is sched-
uled for 8 o'clock.
The WOmen's Society for Chris
tan Service of the Grace Church
held its meeting at the Asbury
Home on Wednesday afternoon.
Following the meeting, the men,
bers were hostesses at a tea and
Christmas party for the guests at
the home.
If you really want to get in the
Christmas mood, go out to Mus
ser Brothers Florist Shop next
Sunday, where a Christmas open
house is scheduled. Luther
Thompson, the manager, has used
his SO years of professional ex-
perience to create some of the
most distinctive and unusual ar
engagements you can imagine.
You will see lovely centerpieces,
doorway decorations, and scenic
settings for any spot in your
home. Mr.. Thompson will be Civ
ing demonstrations to show you
how to create your own festive
arrangements to beautify your
home during the holiday season
There will be on sale an infinite
variety of the supplies you need
The hours are 8 AM. till a PM
Sunday. Beginning on the fol
lowing Wednesday, the shop re
mains open till 8 each evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jack
son recently entertained in honor
of their son, Dale Jackson, and
his fiancee, Miss Nancy Button
of Sumter, S. c. Guests at the
party included Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Humphrey of Arlington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Jackson, Be
thesda; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mas
erick and William Kephart of Sill
yer Spring; and Miss Sandra
Sweadner, Tom Bordeaux, Kirk
Griffith III, and Gwinn Kirkman
all of Gaithersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhoades
and their children, Lee and Ka
en-, left on Friday for a combine5
business and pleasure stay in
Florida. They will remain for a
\ week.
Mrs. Warren Perry was hostess
to the Women's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist Church
on Tuesday evening.
The Gaithersburg Junior Cham
Der of Commerce sponsored an
open meeting last evening at the
firt house, when all citizens and
representatives of civic, frater
nal and social groups were invited
to discuss the growth of Gathers
burg and its attendant problems
and challenges. Clayton Brown
as community survey chairman
for the Jaycees, was in charge OF
plans for the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Best
and Mrs. James T. Cashell of OIL
ney spent the long Thanksgiving
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Troxell in Franklin, Pa.
Members of Pentalpha Lodge
No. 1874, Pentalpha Chapter No.
38, and Bethel No. u of Jobs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
S ENTlN Ell c aSNTs1Ns MD
Thursday, December H. l957-R7

alton that the planning firm of
Fred w. Tuemmler is calling for
high-density, apartment dwellings
for the expanding city, this com
plete lack of recreation space is
significant.
Changes Planned
Tuemmler plans to change this
picture. One of the provisions of
his overall plan for the city is
the creation of 800 acres of park
land, almost all now outside the
city limits. Much of the proposed
parkland would fall within the
city if expected annexation of
outlying areas takes place.
Tuemmler's plan recommends
that many of the existing stream
valleys be incorporated in the
Federal stream valley system that
has produced Rock Creek Park,
Sligo Creek Parkway and Cabin
John Park. These parks were de-
veloped under the Capper-Cram-
ton Act which provides funds for
the Development of parkland.
The major portion of the pro-
posed parkland in Tuemmler's
plan would fall in the valleys of
the Long Draught branch and
MILESTONE branch, both tributa-
rieS of the Great Seneca creek.
The State already has scheduled
these areas for park development.
Muddy branch also is ear
marked for Identification, both
physically and euphoniously
Tuemmler would suggest that the
branch with an unlovely name be
.rechristened Forest Oak Parkway
once it is developed.
Original Name
The Forest Oak name refers to
the original name of Gathers
burg, Forest Oak.
CrabbS branch and Mill creek
also would be tied into the parks
system
Tuemmler is urging the city
and the Maryland-National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commits
sion to protect the streams from
erosion and other forms of de-
terloration. He pointed out that
such hard surfaces as roofs and
streets pour a great deal more
water into the streams than 9TH
erWise would soak into the earth.
The basic redevelopment of the
stream valleys would consist of
clearing the secondary growth
4 and weeds, building access roads
7 and parking areas and installing
fireplaces and picnic and athletic
facilities.
The sites would be- acquired
and protected by scenic ease
ments, by which only the imme-
date parkland is bought from its
adjacent land; tax deferments, in
which owners Of the land would
retain ownership and not be taxed
for the acreage, and through in.
telligent zoning and subdivision
regulations
This series designed to in
form the people of Gathers
burg of the important develop
ments i'm their current planning
study will be resumed early
next year when Mr.. TuemmIer
holds another public meeting In
the community on the vital sub.
ject of land use. Editors note)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

Unless one considers the city.
owned, two-acre tract at the in.
tersection of Lee and Park Ave
nue.. This is an undeveloped,
brambles-covered plot
1t and the recreation areas at.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12
Planners Says
Planners Says .l6
Park Laid Needed
In Gaithersburg
By Steed Evans
Staff Reporter
l0na of a SariaSl

One of the greatest deficiencies in Gathersburg is the
towns lack of parkland-there isn't any
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-12

tached to the elementary and jun
ior-senior high schools are the
only places set aside for public
recreation.
When one takes into consider
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Tebbetts (Msr. Cinn.)-

Kuszewski presumably r. Co. having normally slow
liberation but the buhpowered divine inspiration Of the
Detroit Tribune has rubbed off exDeroifer Tebbeffs
and the Cincinnati Club.
NV Prophet Isaiah Of Virgin Birth fame. 700 years B. c.
rightly declared that my WORD SHALL PROFIT WHERE
TO IT IS SENTT
Al ~My WORD IS QUICK AND POWERFUL, AND
SHARPER THAN ANY TWoEpcED SWORDS ST. Paul
rightly declared
But the rigdIy Satan bound have TO suffer OUT OF fne
sntichriss Adsm-Ev Va bssfs--'THE SOIL MUST BE PRE-
PARED FOR THE SEED BEFORE THE ADAM OR EVE =
WORTHY TO MAKE BscINNlNc--beeomins Paul.
john, Peter. or aMsry+
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Windsor, Canada

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
And THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTH
cALiL BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNALI
PART
GIVE THE DEVIL ENOUGH ROPE AND ne WILL
HANG HIMSEEF"l
And as God, dictated to Ny incompatible Daughter
RsvssfDr Mary Baker Eddy Ny highest Representative
since Jesuy D. 47o Of the {. s. textbook ERROR URGED
70 IT'S FINAL LIMITS. IS sEtF-rEsTRoYEpT
Hsnes flrs wisdom Dictated TO Mrs. Eddy, concluding
q survey Of svi and rs MYTHICAL nature: BUT WHY
SHOULD WE STAND AcHASr AT NoTHlNcNESS7
TIE sum TOTAL or HUMAN ERRoR"I-p. $685. Ibid
And we add OR ANY ASPECT or THE DEVLisH.
ANT-cfiRisT ApAkAEvE, MYTHICAL, "cHASTLY
FARCE or MATERIAL [so-esIIsdl ExIsTENcE"i-p. AZ.
Ibid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01

tcontnvsd from Back psgs}
And completing 81. PavFs statement: land CHRIST
SHALL GIVE THEE LlFE"l-As NEVER BEFORE, m
VIEW or THE INCREASING MOMENTUM or nv, coos,
MARVELLOUS INCOMPATIBLE, PosT-cIvlL WAR, d.
VINE REVELATIONS, FULFILLING JESUS AND MY
PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT wicked AND
ADUTERoUs GENERATION" Of "ANoTHER ON
PORTER" THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH
YOU FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL THlNcS"l-
REVEALING THE ExcLUsIvENEss. THE MNUL-
NERABLE. ETERNAL HARMONY OF MY, GODS
CREATION!
AND THERE IS NONE OTHER, IN FACT, THAN
THE FLEsHLEss, I-Na-MATERIAL, SPIRITUAL, AND
cHRISTLIKE - PoPULATINC THE ONE REAL
UNIVERSE COMPLETELY. EXTERNALLY. WITH HAIR
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IMAGE AND LIKENESS. S-ArT-u-R-A-T..N-c THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE WHEREIN AL or YOU FIND
YOUR TRUE BEiNcI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Warrior Angel, Michael, imperative

RE SLOW CURES, PREMATURE DEATHS
When confronted with long delayed headings and pre-
mature deaths we begin have answer IN NAT spir'vs
adultery: DON'T TALK ". LIVE rT-so which ell Of 90
have been subjected from the very beginning Of nssfss
In Christian seeneeI
u sounds as though sivsisht from hssvsn bvs
CONTINUED Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Pres. Ike Asks
EISENHOWER ASKS ITEM VETO POWER
he COULD SAVE "A LOT or MONEY

BY Tom Barrett M Y Tribune)
TRENTON, NJ J, May 24.-Presidsnt Eisenhower said
today he could do Some serious expense cuttinu" in the
national budget and save lot Of money!" II Congress-
would give him item veto power in appropriations bills
In telephone talk from ihe White House TO Republican
leaders OF the Middle Atlantic attending the sixth re-
gons' conference sponsored by the Republican National
Commfse fhe President called for election Of Repub-
ean Congress in 1858 end "a confused political situation
that leeds TO party chickering's and neeieney in the public
business"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-01
Late Charles Gratke Of C.S. Monitor
In Bombay Crash
July, '45-all As 'die'-DEPART
TO THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS

July, 45-all as 'die'-DEPART
TO THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
THE NEXT WORLDLY
Note to reader In testimony 7/27/49. touching upon
the Charles oraike Bombay India plane crash referred
TO letter to the British Embassy in the early 40s
the large number Of Royal Air Force crashes abvtng
them TO the inferior defective discipline Of the European
religions (prisoners Of the deviI!-anisl magnefs) and
the defects Of education therapeutics culture prayers dis
cipne, thinking and leadership NOT DOMINATED BY
Gods imperative Christ Second Coming" in eternal
Science
PART