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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

The ninety-third public installa-
tion of officers for the Heights
Chapter of DeMolay will be held
at Heights Masonic Temple at
Lee and Mayfield rds., on Friday,
September 9th at 8 p. m.
Being installed as Master Coun-
cilor is Henry r. Chakford. Henry
is a senior at Heights High School
and resides at 1899 Brentwood
ave., Cleveland eights.
Other officers to be installed
are:
Senior Councillor, Richard A.
HeAnie. Junior Councilod, George
w. Mckee. Treasurer, Victor A.
Nelson. Scribe, Roger j. Ditty.
Chaplain, Peter E. Minogue. SEN
ior Deacon, Russell c. Croucher.
Junior Deacon, Robert S. Hous-
er. Marshal, c. Donald Peterson.
Orator, Joseph R. Gale. Serior
Steward, Gordon o. Strodtbcck.
Junior Steward, Joseph F. Cech-
ura.
First Preceptor, Allen G. Will
liams. Second Preceptor, Raymond
Yuhasz. Third Preceptor, Carl ".
Steinforth. Fourth Preceptor, John
E. Begdek. Fifth Preceptor,
Wayne Polly. Sixth Preceptor,
Paul A. Broer. Seventh Precep-
tor, Michael Lucas.
Standard Bearer, Raymond
Smith. Almoner, Neil A. McIn-
tyre. Sentinel, Robert Richardson.
Padliamentarian, W. Ernest
CfradfhacL
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
JOINS AIR FORCE

Enlisting in the Air Force last
week was James d. Fleming, son
of Mrs. Margaret Fleming, 1871
Hayden ave.
James graduated from Shaw
High School in June this year.
After basic training at LaclzIln
Air Force Base, San Antonio,
Texas, James plans to try for
Aviation Cadet Training. His hob
bies are reading and model air
planes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

l CHAIR, 2 rockers, 2 table lamps,
Maytag washer, all for $40. Gil.
l-3457
LIVING room drapes; lamp table and
lamp; kitchen set. 1000 Wegtport.
KE. 1-6055.
BEAUTIFUL custom built living room
furniture, and wall decors; yellow
formica, chrome and leatherette
dinette set, chairs; red leather
lounge: electric window fan: heater
and mangle; logs and andirons: twin
bedspread; drapes and valance set,
never used: % yards new print
lady's clothes, size il-12: miscel-
laneous. 3532 Meadowbrook blvd,
YE 2-6S74.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
FOR sALE-HousehoId Goods FOR sALE-HousshoId Goods

TE1.EVISION. II inch, 1855 Muntz
console, year old picture tube.
very excellent condition. $40, pri-
vate owner. PO. l-6584.
STORLINE collapsible buggy, good
condition, $12; combination storm
door, 36xS0. 81. KE. 1-5593.
{ SPEED record changer, with cia-
mond needle. General Electric cart
ridge: 1857 refrigerator freezer,
washer; dryer; transistor radio, all
new. VIII 2-3036.
ORTHOPEDIC mattress, double size,
excellent condition, reasonable. Call
GIL. l-7263 after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
Plan CoI!inwood
June '33 Reunion

A call is out for all members of
the June 1888 class Of Collinwood
High.
Class president, Ed Davis is for
mulating plans for a reunion and
names are needed, especially the
married names Of the girls.
II interested call Mrs. John
Sigular (Helen Poppy at GL. l.
0856.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

DAVENPORT and chair. blue mohair;
bed complete with spring and mat
tress: also bookcase bed complete
and dresser, maple, separate mirror;
gas water tank; kitchen sink, good
condition: miscellaneous. VIII. 3-6l98.
BED, complete, full size with large
dresser, modern waterfall pattern,
good condition. $25 for both; IA inch
wheel, wheel tricycle.. So; child's
metal folding push cart. station
wagon style, 81. VIII. 2-956l.
REFRIGERATOR, Gu. #. General
Electric. good condition. $40. VIII.
3-4ll3.
WASHING machine, Kenmore wringer-
type, 8 years old, excellent condition.
$50. VIII 3-280l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

.,.Tr.. iTvI "a sh0DDinTo S Center ors.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

18Th and 3. I Ave. NE. IA. 0-o690
CADILLAC 1888 saaani Blue ana
white. very clean: power steeflns.
s po'Eet 20 e Eek 90, Sgtstandins value,
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LoTe AoRfAnR ~ ahLH


|nylLgINq LoIl ol passf fead,
Industry station end 1eIt.x!IIei
EE i;iSSs fHEErF6ascl o Jls! y :ss ESE'
1yyO 5 lt-ACHs 1hlClED, Just cyel
Hou1Onn COUNTY Va. line, neal
Loosbufn PIKE. Exceptional view
trees end ptrenM; ~ NJ. onell
SS: ;sI.9 n s.ssS! Y ~: q sSiiE
c.oIg. tQ1s =. P,s a.,ss w 4 . Mses
lent tern1. DOROTHY =. WINE.
Tph $3.50 Sos ism = n-v
0NE AND Tyg0 1CkE n0ak4llLI
n the Colf6ylIIe area o. Gllgel
oprine; you'll eni4y the beautiful
oaly distance from ahopplng aq.
eehoels; pFlssd below eelsReI AZ
ssEsisss ne area. RIPLEY g.
MONT. cos lf. cIaIklelfe eloyeI;,
leaf and arc - ~ peantllnl
eegss rolling i nsles &c 1900. wese.'
$40 ~ asss se Y RwEH ". BUT,
II ~ 800. ~ ~ p :.
nulLDEng--lA YHA-apDFoyed 90
II. ffpntaee lots; ~ utns. n
Bssn: 81 Es3 sss ~ 3 az ~ ~ sss
1e s1.1 .Sl.' yHAzis.iIH. nv III .
| 49, 4 ssSLAf dos q
sS,l,..-.,,.,,s.srs.ixE<Tr~zZTxN~-=
looking Rock Greek Park: apDlox
1bxi9b: liberal terne. Ewes, IA
9-f00D. Daily, pI. 1-l1l4.
dAITHHRopURo CoMMKRcIAk,
1907 locations water sever an
zcn.s LOO q. -, s g,
burg $1,000 pef acre.
not iar iion 0iTmsniovn. szbl
per Cher MontEemeEZ asrssQs
! ksAEEsroahS I daishs nSsm5r 90 ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

CADILLAC SO De Ville-typs coupe;
disttnetive beige dnish. custom
nyion interior. toll power equip
and 6-way seat: fmmaeulate;
$3.1Q5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

i.;LT. ELeg :, . nsn9ls q. s'E..9 \. !!
;Ii;: E'i';.l 3 ;.;''i;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
STORES ron RENT

2IA0 , ST N.W.-Entlre blde.: lgs
lnt-n. store: End and 3rd n. Of
fees or apts.: active comml. area
Good any retail bus, EM, $4,000
0pO3 GEORGIA AVE, NV, oppo.
site walter Reed Hospital--Finl
buslneas or. once; reasonable rent
OWner will renovate TEMPLE
REALTY Co. iio3 K Ct. nv.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE-. N.Wy-8torl
approx. OOO-sq,.ft with hsmt
VERY ,. BUS, lEsHlLqB10RH2
0TIEN a CO., DE, 2-e4e4.
GA. AVE, between Colony Theate
B, 8, brown, AD, l.767l,
1903 18Th ST. N.W.--Heated. suit
f0r. del store, or any other typ
OF business; $50 mo, ROaENTHAI
REALTY Co, RE. 1-a200.
Zoo SCI IT. ARC CONDITION. y
LARGE MODERN Sc SHOPPING
CENTER LoNd TERM LEASE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
INDUSTRIAL PR0P. iOF RENI

sst AcREs, loe. llsrEinsla. We, be-
win VII SuiiS us SIsSi saa VII AMI;
parking for suitable tenants. On
viii sell gruund for warohounin1
or ight industriAl;. 26e per 81
H.: ne above subject % rs-soninS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
I0TS. AORTA6E Tor SALE

Io0xI0o. IN LANHAM PARK, ND.
sewer and water; $3.50, terms
N. LEO sroRcH, So. $4,000,
bEAUTIFUL BROCK nALL-Lovely
country estates. wooded or cleared
Inc dsvsIopmsnt Of sersass IS.
tates In Prince Georges County
~ 70 8 acres: located on thI
Largo. Marlboro I'd. md. e02ll
3 miles north Of Marlboro. only. 70
sum- n. .t y pn sht q 'e All Sl Al
Developer. 81. 3-lb0Q.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT, n0H
$50 e.. IN eeAbrook Acres; sewer,
SrtifTf snd 4ss Esa'' ,s HSsEaI ssr@s
ron 6ALE-3 iofS, k.600 "a, II.
Reasonable price. CAN AD. A-ekie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
MOTORCYCLE.
MONEY 70 LOAN

'Sa HARLEY DAVIDSON. foot lhlft,
excellent cond.. many extras $3.50
10. k-b0o7 after go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Chevy Chase Circle

New store in 300 block Of Conn
s.yss Men, eEzo .ui ~; With Aa,smsn.ti
WsSkihS tons kishsst income area
Call y. n. Knox
Thos. J. Fisher ~ Co., Inc,
7ss 18TH ~. NV. 81. 7-0esC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. in II
minutes, whether It's paid for o.
pSs. HKEesSoEs. SIN and o NV
Y0U CAN RAISE MONEY on veil
kept property with some equity
No. f-5657 or IA. 2-52e0 ewes.
MORTGAGE LOANS, IS, 000-S50..
0OO-oroup your debts. lower youI
payments rennanee your pIoperty
and improvements: quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only IN the State Of
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore, Nd, day or night; suns,
and h9lldaya 81 SARATOGA z-A0A1.
REDUCE
your ne M1R ES.S wI EYHHA'ENTs
We can also reduce your auto
NO so ST N, s'% No e ss.A A S,us 81:
Arm viii show you how. Mr..
WHITE. NE. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02


OFFICES. STUDIOS Tor RENT
FURNISHED AlR.cOND. OFFICE,
n modern once bldg; central
city. eeeretarIal service. parkins
PRIvATE OFFICE. Ring BLDG. !:
,uxury, suite: her her, services; Avail
ICE. SIZE end and ard door for
rent. 1874 Pa. ave. nv. For
iu5theF information. call TX
c0RNER llth AND K SIS, NV
ofnceB and store can Be undivided.
Owner will reneyate % suit ten-
az, ca TEMPLE k5 sAddIos co"
EXCELLENT LOCATION. near
Conn. ave. and Eye sts-2 rms.
Or can be used singlyi approx.
1850 %. ~. suitable for pro-
slsC Set. ! ana $50 PIN.
SILVER sPRING-Excel. front 10.
cation in bank BIDS: air eond.
~. make os s,e1 rrass. y ~. ceS G
ness use. Nj. Thompson, 10. q
1859: eyes, IA, e-0l03 C, ~.
MAReTELLER REAL Estate,
i31B "a. AVE. N.W.-comfortable,
well lighted. air eond.: reas. Ma,
6-b567.
DOCTORS OFFICE, l139 Eye ct.
n.w.-Approx. 1900 ~, Z lava
ant can II M. Is.ss4s.0 .u'' '.A-
SILVER SPRTNG-WOodmcor shop
Ctr, singles, SOS and S7b;. double
BLDG. ranging from SSB 70 500;
stores and warehouse space also
91,yaileels, CHESTER KELLER'
WONDER BLDG.
Air conditioned: approx. 5000 %,
u. with picture windows overlook
ing Dupont circle; lst CAB zone
ON wss1 ~ i1 &. s.r1,.,. cH ss
pivs FREE PARKINd.
Leo u. Bernstein A Co.
The Headquarters Bldg.
1000 2 ST, NV.
Dupont Circle
Air conditioned; $50 "a. ~. IN
new 7-atOry once bldg. Approx.
50 so "a, Il incl. all services. LEO
Conn q; HI as.l nlWl. p AsD s.sSs2. l7i7
FINANCIAL, DISTRICT
Block 18th and X
Spacious once +. GROUND ,iecII
display window: air conditloned,
collection counter. Available OCT /.
Reasonable rent.
CO, B.bsas
EXCELLENT LOCATION
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
2TOi lAth 81. NV.
l-RM. SUITE -----$65
Very attractive, Well-located apt,
bldg, with ilrst-n. once space on
beautiful lobby now Tenting 70
many professional tenants; conven.
lent parking and tranep. Apply
premlaeS or call MISS SACK. d.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNpIcATEs
Doctor or Psychiatrist
5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
4-RM., BATH SUITE
1,130 SO. FT.--$225 Mo.
THERE ARE OVER so PaYcHIA.
TRIBT8 AND DOCTORS IN TMle
CHOICE MID.LQlW!E. LOCATION
Lie TRANapo RTATIoN AND HAS
EASY PARKNd FAcMITfns,
Aluo has large foyer that can b
used as reception TN. and ample
closet and storage facilltlesi switch
board. elevator and mail desk seFV.
sS sa AlsS nm ms tsy ,n.. .ss
spPls dssf n ssii mss SAek. 81
TokEAN y Fs1zrH sznDloATus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

CHEVROLET ST h.ton cab
and chassis. with dry-iee re-
frigerator; retail door 70
door. Ice cream body. IKE
AFRO cHEvRoLEr CO.
iiO1 King st.. Alex, H. S-e025
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
REAL ESTATE L0Ans


aND TRUST. s3,so0. oss. 2 "
monthly payment note. (deferret
purchase money!. 3-bedrm. Nd
home. Very good makers. &l.66(
for quick sale. Mr.. FRYB. Uf. T.
INTERksTED m PURCHASlNG
1t low discount. unusually vel
secured. 2nd trust On improved
BE. Can II Rk ss Rzsx. n 81. s.iiaCSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

FARMS

DESK SPACE furnished foF osloFsd
Sth q. nv. $50 mo. La o-i10o.
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MHRKET sT1LIR-

New building under construction
Jan, 1st. Can provide sections 81
20 g.. 80 n. OF 90 q. front. Cal
Us for Information.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC
1919 X 81. NV. Ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
HusIMEss PR0A F0R SAIL
BUSINESS PROP. FOR REM

AN EXCELLENT SITE for . diner
10 through highway, ne, D, G.
JOIN y DoNoHoE q soHSS.
3iA penna. Ave. Sc. II. 3.OOoA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
The Headnuarters BLDG.
EXCELLENT LOCATION
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
27O1 iAth ct. NV.
1-RM. SUITE -----$65

Very attractive. vell-localed apt,
bldg, with. liTst-h, once space Oh
beautiful lobby now Tenting 70
lent parking and tramp. Apply
pFsmiisS OF call MISS SACK. Df'
'soRMkN nEREsTEIn sYNpIcATEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
WONDER BTDG

Ar sSpSdis Is.ss. sgDSESs 900 s.,oS g
Inc Dupont circle; LIST cab gone
on Washlngton,s fashionable Conn
S SSs;' Sss e 81 SsARKrs so services incl
isl7 Conn. Ave, Nv.
DE, 2-efNl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
L0TS, ACREAGE WANTED
HUNTING RIGHTS

And flshins On large tract IN ",
fsscm &c: SO yesr: W susrants: Dc
better: deer. rabbit. equlrrel. tur:
key. grouse, quail Monday ana
Thufa1ay. n. 1-ell2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

1904 JsM. Duvh INV.
Asl. W. Cle.ea euidays
0pon SotA VI 4 PA.
OF. l.Is2o o. ov. 3-lSoo
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LCapltoI dillac-OldS Co.

l2z2 end 81. NV. Fl. 7-260O
CADILLAC 1885 Series ''o2" Sedan:
Exceptionally attractive. has Ar
conditioning, electric windows. ny.
dramatic, RADIO and heater: shoW8
the excellent care you would exs
pee. car IKE this to have; $685..
AkerS OldS- c dillac Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

Also has large foyer that can b
used as reception I'm, and ample
closet and storage facilitlepi switch
board. elevator and mall eesk serv.
lces Also pave -rm., foyer and
epplly d desk n eali mss oAck, ~
! NORMAN y us1Hrn s1nploATus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
Don't Want
Integrotion

TAYLORSVILLE, Miss. - A
Negro professor in an all-Negro
school IN Smith County here,
recently answered the question
of indignation by retorting, MY
students are content and don't
want 10 60 to an integrated
school. nor do my teachers want
10 teach in an integrated' school"
Such was the statement OF
Prof. j. II. Harvey, superinten-
dent of the Smith County Train
ing School here.
According to published reports
Harvey's philosophy is let us
not mix and mingle our blood
IS so many would have US do,
not in the backward roads aud
hills Of the country, not In the
slums Of our great cities but let
our blood mix in faith with the
common denominator Of all men,
our Lord and Ssvior, Jesus
Christ .a w
The reports say Harvey IS
afraid of integration because q
majority OF Negro children
would quit school, his teachers
would have no jobs. his race
would be set back 80 years 70
100 years and there would be
bloodshed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20

whose living and health stand
ards end educational opportuni-
ties are CLEARLY inadequate for
realize their best potenfialfies
as citizens and human beings. %
The greatest contrast between
wealth and poverty in America
has shifted from yesterdays
captains of finance and the
factory worker to today's cor
porate farm owner and the men
end their families VINO work in
the fields, the report stated.
"The worlds them to realize
their potentialties products T.
Americans--have no eliminat-
ed dire poverty among those
who work on the farms"
Government programs are
permitting over 100000 family
farms TO 60 out of business
yearly. Many of these are young
families. former CTS who start
ed farming hopefully after
World War II. Though given
government aid to get started.
they have been abandoned TO a
policy or lack of policy which
permits thief TO be squeezed out
before they can be come firmly
established.
According to the 1855 census
of agriculture, commercial fami-
ly farms dropped by II per cent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
ARREST2 IN RACE Incident
Herman Gardens Area

Police this week arrested two Herman Gardens women
and an 18yearold youth of of the women, follow
ing racial disturbance at the housing project.
Mrs. Mary T. Head Of 8457 Woodmonf and Mrs. Mary
E. PASSING Of BASS Woodmon charged with contrib
vfng to the delinquency Of minor. They charged
with inducing Mrs. Passnos Gerald to throw marbles
through the windows Of home which Negro family
had Just moved
Gerald PASSING pleaded guilty before Judge John p
Oara to malicious destruction of property and admitted
breaking the windows in home at 8454 Woodmon stu
dent at Cody High School, admitted to detectives that he
broke four windows of the Brooks home with marbles The
boy stated that the urged him to break the windows
because Its good way to get rid of the Negroes"
Brooks, a social worker moved into his home April
LIST Windows broken the first night He said he
surprised at the action because there three other
Negro families living in the project
The family has been under "a hour police protection
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
300 600 Negro Families
Earn Under $1,000 Yearly

WASHINGTON-"All family
fdrms-not just the lowest in
come group-are approaching
crisis, according to a report re-
Gently released by Fay Ben
nett, executive secretary of the
National Sharecroppers Fund.
But the Negro farmers are fac
ed with the greatest economic
crisis. Nearly a third-million
Negro farm families are today
receiving an annual income Of
less than $1,000.
The report stated specifically
that there were a total of S.226..
600 farm families in the country.
according to the latest census
figures. of this number nearly
one and a half million earn an
annual income OF less than 81
600. Nearly q million OF tho
lowest income group live in
the South.
Although Negroes constituted
only about one-tenth of the total
farm families in the country.
they make up one-third of thse
one million in the South with
income less than $1,000 a year.
Very little Is being done 10
help this group of Americans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
Another First
For Fruehuuf
SPECIAL

This week the Fruehauf Trailer Co., of Detroit announced
they will build along with the Coleman Engineering Co., of
Los Angeles giant sweeper to keep ar6eds clean
for jet planes.
II Is estimated that over S250000 900 year damage Is
caused Jet aircraft by the suction Of Stones metal bits
and other objects the landing fields by the Y. S. Air
Force.
The new machine will be mounted on truck body and
powered by regular engine will be able to clean up to
! 900 900 square feet of space in an hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20

Tobias instigated a study of
juvenile delinquency by the
YMCA, YWCA and government.
He projected 10 year-l0 mil
lion dollar program to end racial
discrimination, group tensions.
segregation and unchristian acts
directed towards minority peo-
pies in America.
He is a member Of President
Eisenhower's Committee on
Civil Rights and a member of
the United States delegation to
the United Nations.
His contacts with officials and
peoples in Liberia, Sierra Le-
one, Nigeria, Belgian Congo.
Gold Coast and India have been
in the interest of international
goodwill, peace and understand
ing.
The Lane Bryant Annual
Awards Of $1,000 10 an indi-
vidual and $1,000 10 a group
were established in lsle 10
encourage voluntary partici-
patton in efforts that benefit
home and community life.
The awards will be made this
year on November IA at the
Hotel Pierre in New York.
The Awards Committee con-
sists of: Dean John E. Drewry
of the University of Georgia's
journalism school, Senator John
F. Kennedy Of Massachusetts,,
Mayor deLesseps S. Morrison of
New Orleans, Director Charles
Munich of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra andSColumnist Orville
Prescott of the New York Times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
Good Friday

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURER TO TALK
free Press)
Harry B. MscRse Of Dallas. Tex sember OF the CHRIS
iisn Science Board Of lsesvrsshp, will speak at lzo pm
Friday 81 The Palms Theatre. His subject will be Christian
Science: The Way 10 Dominion and Freedom 'n''os"
Prayer" 49,
MseRss retired from business In 1857 sno s"ee ~.
has served Christian Science lecturer U" ms
and abroad. f,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20

Tobias has been nominated
for a Lane Bryant Annual
Award by Thurgood Marshall
Tor his unselfish contributions
to the security and welfare OF
human beings and for his de-
voted and effective efforts to
advance democratic government
in America and in the world.
In q statement about DR..
Tobias. Marshall said. He has
used successfully his member
ship on college boards. relis-
ious and civic bodies in non
remunerative services over a
period. of so years"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20

while industrialized factory
farms increased by 26 per cent.
A family farm is one on which
the contemporaries and his fam
lily furnish at least half of the
farm labor. with gross sales of
less than $4,000 annually. This
type of farmer, according to the
report, is the backbone of AM
erica's pirate enterprise" econ
omy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20

the world community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
State Dept. Pads Payroll By 499
Jobs"

BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C. s. + + +
~ HAD NO IDEA WHAT WE DID,, SAYS OFFICIAL"
free Pressl
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
So many Of the nonchrisfian Scientists are fearful Of
their security and their churches and clergy do nohey
know not how to-maks them dependent upon Me- God.
and Ny superintendent substance infinite infaibe males.
tic Spirit, Mind, Soul divine Love. providing egons Of
angels spiritual thoughts and ideas LIFE MORE ABUN
DANTLYT
(sss STATE DEPT. PADS. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
Mythical Tragedies Of Non-(hrist
Scientist Devil S Adam-Eve Dupes-
"FIRES RIFLE

"FRES RIFLE
BABY, T. KILLS MOTHER"
"clntwood, Wa 22-year-old mother OF two was sno'
and killed by her wo-year-old son.
MRS. UaIs Brsnhsm died route to hospital On hour
after fhe accident.
older son fired the rife from its resting place on
kitchen table, -" free Press)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
C.S.-N-Par Excellence!
Never To Walk AGAIN -

Christian Science Sunday School teacher sustained
such seemingly terrifying injuries in auto crash that
the hospital forecast eight months treatment bosore she
could leave the hospital.
Christian Science requested and medical
ion refused.
The grateful woman WALKED on the 10Th dayI She
completely and permanently healed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
Dr.. Tobias Receives
Lane Bryant Citation

DR.. Claiming H. Tobias chairman of the Board of D-
recors of the National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, has received citation from the Lane
Bryant Annual Awards for his volunteer service in mprot-
ing the social economic civic and spiritual well being Of
fho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
''|neoneIusive Efforts 10 Solve
Recent Crimes Stir Chicagoans"

And the Monitor quotes AP-"TEEN GANGS PRoWL'
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Chicago suffers from the same Christ Miracle Science
Messiah VOID religion. therapeutics education soealed
culture politics. thinking prayers, discipline, and the devil
control Of natural SCIENCE which afflicted Milwaukee and
IFS death WITHOUT REASON ."-"4TH CHILD IN
YEARS"i
isss INcoNcLUsvE EFFORTS, Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-20
Plane Crash!
Md" Half Hour To Live!

Mr. Porter Christian Scientist severely injured
In plane crash, North Shore Lake SUPERIOR HE could
not get up.
Zone half hour TO Ive'I as per N. D.
Christian Science treatment relied upon and medi-
cation excluded perfect relatively speedy healing re-.
suited, for which profound gratitude expressed!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
cuIpeper Man Seeks
Yirqiniu House Seat

CULPEPER. Va. Jan. "a (R.
ID. French Slaughter jr. as
sistant culpeper County Com
monwealth's Attorney. today an
nounced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for the
House of Delegates from Orange,
Madison and Culpeper counties,
Mr.. Slaughter, 80, viii seek
the seat being vacated by Dele
gate Norman c. Bailey.
Two other candidates are also
seeking the nomination for the
House seat. They are Mrs, Flor
rye c. Fuller, a Madison house,
wife, and Ronda F. Cave. an
Orange restaurant operator.