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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
SIS Million Elevators

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 81 R.-
Westinghouse Electric Corp. said
yesterday it has a SIS million
contract to build the four eleva-
tors-largest in the world-for
the super aircraft carrier. the
Kitty Hawk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 IN fUsDAl
Butter STEADY. Receipts. SCI 900 Prices
UNCHANGED.
Prices unchanged
Wholesale esq prices unsettled Re-
eeipts. lO30Q. New York spot quota
H sons ioll0S MiawesteS9 Mifed colo5S
large l45.iS ibs.l 33ia.34is: extras
meeluh 3e-;3 standards large 32-3:l:
checks 2gh.3uis Whites Extras AS
so lbsD 3iia-35is extras LARGE l95-4S
lbs 3i-34ia. extras medium 3oh-33N
Browns; Extras i4S-6Q lbs 36-37.
Nearby. whites Top quality AS
so lbs. 35h-37ls "a; mediums A-3j
smalls 81 ~, Browns Top quality
tls-60 lbs.D 36-3Tia; mediums 35-30.
smallS 32-3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
$2.8 Billion PoyroII

DETROIT. Feb. 81 (P).-Gen-
eral Motors reported today an
average Of 599.243 workers in its
plants throughout the world
earned S2,895, 768.446 in 1856
compared with the record in
1855 when 624,01l workers
earned $3,l27.l45.514.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Name to Be CHANGED

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 (R.
= National Distillers Products
Corp. plans to change its name
to National Distillers g. Chemical
Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
s,o,. ana sa 4SS -.
Dividend Rate 90 HiEh Low I:ls chs

stock ana Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 HiEh Low l;lB chs
Y
YOUNG SAW Ia ? 5o1S 3osG SoSG+ u
YngstSTu ihg 81 loa lo5h loA AVA
Ynaststl DR. liz 5 26 as 2e = u
Hourly sales on the Exehanse
.i1;0Uam 500 600 ~ noon $50 600
100 ON oAo 600 200 ON o 900 900
tunlt Of trading 10 shares or sales IN
iull Rates Of dividends In the foFenoina
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi.annual decla.
ration unlesA otherwise noted speciel
or extra diVidsnds are not included
Pc; a s,ccE dividend ! DECLARED Or esid
estirlsted cash value on ex-dividend or
50 Tar his year n Declared or paid
this ysar ~ accumulatiye Issue With
dividend omitted deferred or 10 action
taken a. last dividspd meetine ? De.
elareo or paid In inbN pius slock diyi.
dend Payable IN stock during 1915
estimated cash value on ex.divldend or
ex.distribpt,on. date = Llquidatlns diyi.
q d s.IIss =. EI,S SiSIs " %i;S
Wnen distributed wi When issued I'd
n ~ day delivery 'in bankruptcy or
Ireeeivership or belne teoraaniaed under
the 4ankrvptey Act or securities -.
tnmed By such companies.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11

The Health Department also
has a limited supply Of vaccine
for use in the 20 to 40 age
group. This will be used on a
first come first served basis so
people in that group should get
their two shots at the earliest
possible date. The remaining
schedule of inoculations is as
follows:
Chardon, Court House, every
Friday, 800 to 1900 am, loo
to 400 pm, 800 to 800 pm.
Chardon, Court House, every
Saturday, 900 to 1900 am.
Thompson, Grade School, We'd
nesdays, Apr. 18th, May 22nd,
500 to 800 pm.
Newbury, School, Thurdsays,
Apr. 18th, May 23rd, 900 to
800 pm.
Chester High School, Mondays,
Apr. 22nd, May 9th, 900 t o
Continued on Page IL
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
Forrest Tuttle
Rites Monday

Forrest Tuttle, So, husband of
Leita Tuttle, postmaster of Char
don, died Friday after lengthy
illness at his home, 205 North
St., where he had resided Il
years.
Mr.. Tuttle was born in Mum
son Twp. Oct. 80, 1893, the son
of Mr.. and us. Davis Tuttle.
Surviving with his wife are a
son, Richard, a sister, Mrs.
Florence Stone, both of Char
don, and one grandchild.
Services were held at the
Ritondaro funeral home Monday
afternoon. Burial was in Maple
Hill cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11

E. D. King and had been a
resident of Chardon for 70
years.
Mrs. Allyn specialized in the
teaching of German. She spent
some time in Berlin, Germany,
living with families and became
expert in the language which
she taught for many years here.
Mrs. Allyn was a member of
char ON Pilgrim Christian
Church, Progress, Emanon and
Research Clubs.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Carolyn Garfield of Char
don and Mrs. Patricia KaSper
of Youngstown, six grandchild-
rem and two great grandchild-
rem.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11

j. Shanower.
BURTON TOWNSHIP Mrs
Donald Wells.
BURTON VILLAGE Mrs.
David Henderson, Mrs. Roy
Coats.
CHARDON BUSINESS Mr.
and Mrs. John Ritondaro.
CHARDON TOWNSHIP Mrs
John Aumick.
CHARDON VILLAGE Mrs
Arthur Mitchell, Mrs. Robert
Smith.
CHARDON VILLAGE Misses
Elsie and Kathryn SchwindI.
CHARDON ORGANIZATIONS
Mrs. Carl Speck.
CHESTERLAND, NE. Mrs.
c. G.. Stevens.
CHESTERLAND, Sc. Mrs.
Ruth HayaShi.
CHESTERLAND, NV. Mrs
Continued on Page Il
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
Dinner>R to Kick Off
Geauga Cancer Drive

attend this event, along with
those appointed in each town.
ship for the houSe-to-houSe can
Ger campaign. Music will also
be a feature of the evening.
Geauga County Cancer Chair
man are:
AUBURN Mrs. John S. Mar
tin, Mrs. Dorothy Parker.
CAMBRIDGE Mrs. Thomas
EaSton, Sr.
LAKE LUCERNE Mrs. Cecil
Farrow.
CHAGRIN PARK Mrs. Daisy
Ritchie.
BURTON BUSINESS Mr.. B.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11

Over 200 men and women
will gather at the Chagrin Fed.
Grated Church on Bell Street,
in Chagrin Falls, on Tuesday
evening, April 23rd, at GAS
O'Clock, at a combined dinner
and rally which will herald the
mid-April annual Cancer Drive
in Geauga County.
Mrs. Loretta Homes, county
campaign chairman of the Can
Ger Drive, announces that DR..
Gerald Hurd of Cleveland will
be the main speaker at the
dinner. Mrs. Holmes has named
the township chairmen who will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
Mrs. Allyn
Funeral Is


Flags at Chardon schools were
lowered to half mast Tuesday
in memory for veteran school
teacher, Mrs. Jessie K. Allyn,
rs, who died Sunday at Corey
hospital. Funeral services for
Mrs. Allyn were held at the
Burr Funeral home Wednesday
afternoon and burial was n
Chardon cemetery.
Mrs. Allyn was born in Cen
eva, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11
Geaugans
Urged to
Have Shots

1.-THE Geauga County Health
Department has a plentiful sup
ply of polio vaccine for all pre-
school children. DR.. w. P.
Edmunds, county health com
missioner announced today. In
INV opinion it is criminal neg
lect on the part of parents for
any child to miss getting two
inoculations before the polio sea-
son starts in June. says Dr..
EdmundS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-11

You never realize how many
folks are coasting down hill un-
til you try to get help going
the other way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

Reg. 81 glassware in two patterns;
won't chip or break when hot water
Is poured into them. Buy for sum-
mer. Limited quantity.
7th Floor Washington. an Floor,
SilreT Spring and PARkiagtOH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
limited quantity specials

4O495 Aluminium Doors with hardware 1899
1880 Occasional Boudoir Vanity Chairs black
$3.50 Occasional Boudolr Vanity Chairs SIS
$3.50 Aluminium Trays i2x6-inch size smarty designed 4ss
l25-5s5 Aluminium Casserole lia-q Pyrex Ss9
500 yds is Rayon Duretyn Suede washable ssc yd
i25-list l5495 Rotary Mowers 22-inch "a HP s,ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

Reg. 1880 serving trays, size l4xl9'
approximately on heavy plated
copper with plain border, handles.
IN Floor, Washington: Jh Floor,
SIDeT Spring and PARKiHoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Reds ordered us to keep radio silence" The
voice paused, went on grimly. The order was
backed up by bullets. We are now being fol-
lowed by plane equipped to jam any signals
we'd send. We have been told we are to ditch
when ordered. We were informed the sea is
CLASSY, with long, shallow swell - and the
clouds below have an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ceiling The landing should be possible and
the ship will float; if landed whole. This came
with no warning. We were unable to send any
SOS. However, Manila, Hong Kong and
Bangkok know our estimated position. Our
attackers claim we are inside their territorial
waters"
He sounded busineSSlike, Mac thought. The
way solid guys had to sound : when the chips
were falling.
Porter went on: II have no alternative
but to obey their orders. | cannot risk being
shot down. The Reds have done that to passen-
ger planes before" He paused. THAT is about
all for now, folks. Remain in your seats. Belts
fastened. Keep calm. The plane was not hit.
Just deliberate near-misses. As get informa-
ton, Ill relay it to you. We're now going into
long glide"
"Our position. What is il? According to
you and to them?' Hartley asked that
imperatively.
The captain could not hear him, Of course.
But the blond stewardeSs hurried through the
bulkhead door. Moments later, Porter's voice
cracked again:
Our position is south and east Of Hainan
Island II more than a hundred miles. The
ArNanb]l L. inn.
possible. And I'm turning west and north,
now - on command. There is no chance,
however, that we'd flown even close to Red
Chinese waters. We were far of Shore"
IN the cabin, when the loud-speakerS
went silent, a Stonier stiffness fell Small sounds
slowly commenced to break it "a baby fret
ting = two Chinese businessmen resuming,
with higher voices, conversation begun with
the take-off and the humble Of an old
woman in prayer. The plane speeded up. Mac
could imagine why: their captors wanted them
well within Red sea boundaries when they
ditched - and probably wanted them to ditch
before dark. Daylight would increase the
chances that the great plane = caught in the
air as a sparrow by a hawk = could land
safely.
Time passed Once, Tai - clinging to his
hand now = murmured. Il always wondered
what real danger would be like. don't mean
"a bad rock climb in the Alps - or taking
horse over a high fence. mean = danger
that's deliberate, that's imposed on you by an
enemy"
Mac turned to her, and the compassion in
his eyes brought momentary tears to hers. He
realized what she was thinking. He had expe-
rienced, all too often, danger imposed by an
enemy" He felt her shudder slightly, saw her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
New Meclicated Formula Speeds
Healing. Prevents Rash From Starting

New York, N. Y. Especially At
last, science has developed a
new kind of medicated lotion
that stops diaper rash before it
starts, and helps clear up pres
ent rash or Irritation with
amazing speed.
In one diaper rash case after
another, remarkably effective
healing was reported by doctors
supervising clinical tests. These
reports were further subStanti-
ated by PediatricianS in actual
private practice.
Even more remarkable, re-
ports were received from three
of this country'S leading hos
pitfalls that. over $50 of the
babies treated regularly from
birth with the new lotion re-
manned free from skin irritation
of any kind.
The unusual effectiveness Of
the new lotion-now being sold
under the name of Medicated
Baby Silicare-iS attributed to
its unique formulation. It COM
bines both moisture-r epellent
and antiseptic ingredients with
an amazing healing agent which
helps speed the healing of dia-
per rash to an astonishing de-
gree.
The moisture-repellent Aim
Of Baby Silicare, placed on the
infants body, repelS irritating
urine to prevent it from touch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

ing the skin. Meanwhile, an
effective antiseptic arrests the
growth of diaper rash bacteria.
This particular Sway protec-
tive healing -antiseptic action
is exclusive with Baby Silicare.
The Baby Silicare formula
ton was developed by the
Revlon Pharmacal Division and
was thoroughly tested for safety
both in laboratory and hospitals.
It is a pure white, pleasantly
fragrant lotion. It Is not greasy
or sticky, and it win not stain
the infants clothing or linens.
Revlon'S new Medicated Baby
Silicare has been awarded the
Concentration Seal Of Parents
Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
They Waited.
Tense With Fear

fighter went up and over. Then tracers came
from the opposite direction, where another
MIG was coming in. firing.
Hartley spoke quite steadily: I'VE must have
drifted closer to Red territory than we reck-
oned. Double overcast. after all.
Talisman said dazedly, Those planes are
shooting at US"
They've done it to civilian passenger planes
before" Hartley sounded interested, not
frightened. Mac admired his aplomb; for Mac
was scared. He began to draw deep breaths.
A. third MIG made pass at the big plane.
followed by a larger. propeller-driven craft
which took position above and diagonally
behind the Pan-PIanet passenger plane. Then
il throttIed back to the same speed.
The Japanese stewardess called sharply.
Please hurry up to the main deckw
Certainly not,' Hartley answered. He
smiled At the pretty girl and then at Talisman.
Those apes are probably trying to knock of
the radio antenna. So IT'S safer down here!"
The girl touched her stewardess cap. as If to
reassure herself Of her authority - and duty.
There are radio aerials under Us alsor' She
looked down at the carpeted deck.
case. There he checked himself. wheeled and
encircled Talisman's waist. He lifted her onto
the stairs. To Mac, he said, AFTER you,
Bailey" Il was no time for courtesies. Mac
ran up the steps. behind his wife. But he fleet
inely imagined that Harris first leap had been
self-preservative and only second thought had
given his acts seeming gloss Of chivalry.
Uhe cabin was in uproar: screams, half
screams, yeIls, sobs smothered in handker-
chiefs, oaths, orders and counter-orders. The
warning lights were on. Mac locked Tails belt.
Then, with Jim Strong and the navigator, he
helped the stewardesses get other people seated
and belted. If the passengers hadn't been
swiftly buckled up, Mac knew. they'd be run
ming in the aisle in panic. The MICS had
stopped strafng.
He winked at trembling old lady. ruffled
a boys hair, joined Tai and took her hand.
Were okay," he said. They couldn't have
tried to shoot down our radio antennae. Too
tricky But the planes not holed."
"How reassurinsr' Her voice was ironic =
her checks wan.
'Pressurized. Air would rush out. Apt to
flip people around. Shoot your breath out.
Though we're fairly low about ten thou
sand Il"
I'm scared, Mac!"
WHO isn't?''
Her eyes narrowed little. Hartley isn't
scared"
He didn't argue. Diagonally ahead. St. John
seemed calm. Mac gazed at him, wondering
what either one of them could do next, and
was interrupted by the admonitory rattle Of
loudspeakers on the intercom system:
This is your captain, Dave Porter. We
have Just been intercepted by three jet fighters
marked with the Communist red star. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Student Athlete

Continued from Page u
JAMES WAS A VICTIM OF SATAN BOUND" DIS
cPLiNE. THINKING. PRAYERS. THE DEVILS MYTH
CAL. ANTI-cHRisT. ADAMEvE MURDERoUS
CAIN, JUDAS kNAvES AND FOOLS EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS. S-A-T-U-
RAFTING NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST RELIGION.
THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT, RECREATION, CONTROL OF
PHYSICAL scIENcE-A THREAT OF MASS DEsTRUc.
TON - IN BELIEF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Johnny Weir

CONTINUED from Page u
EVENTUAL THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS ;" OF ALL RACES AND
PEOPLES - WHICH ALONE CAN GIVE THE
DEVILS ADAM-EvE DUPES CHRISTLIKE SANITY,
PURITY. PROTECTION. HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE NOW
r.. Johnny, doomed by bone cancer died in his
home. Before he died. he told his father Daddy,
think I'm going 70 die
Funeral services held at Our Lady of LassIette
Church, Berkeley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Warning To Teen-Agers-

fyov know Of any pornogrsphie pictures literature
being passed around notify your parents immediately
Obscene reading Is fsvoriss habit Of the desen-
crate ihs authorities down the and trace
hs material they may b able 70 rid the community Of
danger before u starts. gNs,
Know your dssl Don't 90 out blind dates unless
another couple 10 slsay--snd then bs cautious
phones and ssys he's friend Of Jack Jones.
Tell him you'd b glad have Jack Jones introduce him.
ecensInvsd nsxt eslvmn TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
COP Sees
Continued from Page y
SEES REUTHER'S HAND.

He charged that the departments staff inspectors who
have authority in certain fields affecting empoyeempIoyer
relations, "hsvs apparently been turned Walter
Reviher by the governor"
Waller p. Revfher, JAW president has denounced
complete fabrication other Republican assertions that
he influenced Gov Williams to change labor commission
ers)
Van Pevrsem said the change tends spread the impress
sion that Michigan is desirable place locate
businesses expand businesses and create
Jobs
FEARS LOSS OF JOB
It encourages the impression businessmen will
be given fair break in dealing with the government
and that the power Of government will be used against
Them" Van Pevrse said Business has right look
for favors but fair and equal
government agencies.
III appears that the governor and his associates may
doing the working people Of Michigan disservee with
the tactics he is employing II loss Of Jobs vnempIoy
ment and hardship
"A bad political and industrial climate destroys state
prosperity"
On the Job since Nov IT, White has insisted that he
will be impartial and that he has quarrel with anybody
Van Pevrsem said Williams nevertheless replaced Reid
labor commissioner for the last eight years. with
fetal Of Revthers vnion"
The Democratic chief executive has insisted that
younger than Reid, who is H. needed to handle
the labor departments responsibilities.
SENATE MUST ACT
Reid himself refusing made Jobs" which the qov
offered him. said he replaced because refused
TO let the JAW use state employees against management
White must win confirmation by the CoP-eontroed
Senate II his tenure labor commissioner TO be
Senate majority leaders already have declared his appoint
ment will be given careful scrutiny.
Van Peursem said the House Labor Committee next
year will be asked TO take good look at the law
operations Of the Labor Department"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

There in the gallery $50 men and women from
Africa They here because they have faith in theology
which has been Of tremendous force throughout the world
They have written play The play is called THE Next
Phase The words themselves almost prophetic. The
phase TO what? The phase in efforts 10 find
light in meeting the problems which face the world
Senator Alexander Wiley welcoming
the Africans TO the United States
Senate July 2s. 1887 Others who
spoke in welcome Senator'S LYn-
tconnved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
FREEDOM" FILM FEATURED
At SAN FRANCISCO THEATRE

from Moral Re-Armsmenf, 80 Preside Terrace.
San Francisco. California;
SAN FRANCISCO. November n, l957-The film Free
DOM produced by Moral Re-Armament has been accepted
one Of the u films be shown the San Francisco
international Film Festival December TO H. in the Metro
Theatre, San Francisco.
In Lille France, in October. 1857, At film
contest in which 10 films participated the Jury made fhe
first award TO Freedom" for its Outstanding qualities
and The promotion Of better understanding Of peoples and
civilizations" Freedom" also shown in the Seventh
international Berlin Film Festival where it received fhe
greatest public acclaim.
The American premiere Of Freedom" held in the
Hollywood Egyptian Theatre LineoIns birthday 1857
Freedom" is ihe first great a-Afrean color film. writ
fen and acted by Africans.
II tells dynamic story Of modern Africa. Based
events IL shows the passions let loose
struggle for their nations freedo-the heartaehe in the
homes nation rising to revo!s-and solution which
could apply well in America as in Africa.
Ten thousand Africans take part The great Chiefs Of
Nigeria eooperaed to arrange the crowd II is all
filmed in authentic settings in Africa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07


NoNcHRIsT SCIENTISTS ADAM-EvE, DEVILS
DUPEs MATTER" IS NOT PHYSICAL SUBSTANCES
MATTER" IS MYTHICAL, MORTAL ItSoOosH
MIscoNcEPToN or REAL MISUNDERSTANDING.
INFALLlBLE. MAGNIFICENT sPjRfT-oAAeRoTesU
DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "FATHERAoTHeR GOD. Ak /.
HARMONIOUS" 200 800 3. c. Greek thinking 70
"MATTER"-"A MENTAL PHENOMENON!
JESUS REGRETTED SPIRITUAL DUlessess OF
THAT wicked AND ADuLTERous GENERATION"
WHO COULD NOT BEAR THE MANY MORE
THINGS" He HAD TO REVEAL!
HENCE. HIS AND my. GODS. PROMISE AND
PROPHECY OF ANOTHER COMFORTER" THE
COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU
FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL THINGS
FULFILLED VIA SEVERE TRAVAIL CT NATION,
CIVIL WAR BIRTH PAINS or CHRIST IDEA AND
IDEAL OF PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION, AND
UNIVERSE. VIA WOMAN" Matthew 1885,
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO
LEAvEk WHICH WOMAN HID IN THREE
MEASURES OF MEAL"-"SCiEkcE. THEOLOGY.
MEDiciNE"-THE TITLE OF THE SIXTH CHAPTER
OF THE c. S. TEXTBOOK. NY. GODS. MASTER
HEALER MIRACLE WORKER. EDUCATOR, SAVIOR.
LIBERAToR, AND PROTECTOR or THE HOLY
ScRIPTuRES-King James. Ny ehosen-FRoM THE
INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRlPPLES! AND THE
SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY.
EDUCATORS, POLITICIANS, MATTER" PHYSICIANS
ALL OF THE MYTHICAL. DEvILIsH ANTI
CHRIST. ADAMEvE PSEUDO CREATION NOT YET
LIBERATED. AS ARE THE cHRisTLikE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS
FORTUNATELY. THE LATTER ARE GOOD
sAMARITANs" AND "BRoTHER's KEEPERS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Tight Money Called Threat"

detroit Times)
LANSING, Oct. 2o-Tghi federal money policies threat
ened Michigan and the nations economy state officials
warned here today
Gov. Williams economic advisors reported federal
serve policies Squeezing business TO the point where
things uncomfortable"
And than blocks away, delegation Of state
war veteran complained TO Larry Lsone state
veterans director that els couldn't find mortgage money
to build homes.
DETAILS 81 PLIGHT
The els plight detailed by Ben Levinson Detroit
mortgage banker who urged the state and labor unions TO
make retirement funds available for mortgage loans
Although the report Of his economists admittedly
gloomy Williams declined TO If their forecasts would
tighten spending next and bring moratorium
state taxes
Said Williams in reply to question:
State not related TO the problem. The AUTO
mobile companies need great deal Of encouragement in
sales a national level
The federal system must permit business TO
up for a breath of air."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

T. Stay evs u "levers' lsnss~
rs natural to want 70 b alone with your date bvs
perienes shows that Lovers Lanes fsvorits hs0
SEX CRIMINALS.
Don't wander swsy alone from The crowd a. Pienies
and outings. Stay within calling distance
Sex criminals easily sssrsessd to any group Of young
ssps given opportunity ssy can strike with fright.
ssnins speed
6. Don't ask tor. irovble-drsss sensibly.
Provocative clothing may attract hs attention Of po
feniia criminal
7ee civil TO strangers who ask directions but 90
part way with them.
The directions" trick is fsvore among criminals
They the natural heIpfvness Of young people,
g. Be very careful about accepting work from stronger
This is another insdious dodge Always make that
the person is respectable businessman
9. Don't 90 about fhe house hslf-drssssd
This may harmless but it's an invitation TO Peep
ing Toms"-who may later become something more dan
gerovs
TO- Never, hfehhike
And never. pick hifehhker up