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APT. ,ss.Iss.s-s. ,g!,,,,I,'I..., . lMR. TWEEDY

18th AND \. I. AVE, MI, sop.B0
incl. all ullls. Hedffl., iig, rni.,
dinette. kil, end bath. lQr de-
Realtof, daiiy d IN b. 20. es4O00,
1911 NEWTON 81. NV Com.
Iofsshle i.t. "a rms pIyy eus-ai door; :
i5aa QUE ST. N.W.--.nd q. front
llx: -bedFm. and compl. Bit. adults,
DE. 2-nN0i
NICELY FuRNisIiFn APT. = Liv
IN. bedrm. kits pvt. bath,
lersened porch; s6B, incl utils,
LONDON HALL APT. M0TKL, iI3a
ihth 81. n.w.--Eiiic.. beq-liv. fui.,
kin, bath day OF WI, Ma. R.aaiO o
MI, BANNER CAltLlNEsWOOD.
RlDOk~-COnb. llv, -hedrln,. dat.
enpOrt, Lee. kll,, porch, size entr
Utiis, SB9,bti Lady. no e-tn70
1900 QUE er. NV.
Exceptional l-bedrm apt. exauis.
eend., TVs saf6 compi. 90, b-hsS7
h0l CONSTITUTION AvE. NE
EFF AND t.nFpR. APIt, $40 UP
LOUIS HUDDNN III. 3-S0f0
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APTs. FURMIsHED--D. G.


ATTR. Tv ATS. sI4 VIZ up, child
vel. Sleep and hskps. rms. S. vi
up. il0t 18th n ", DI T-7SSS
BOILING VIC. .--Attr. .-bedrm. apt.
suit. 3-4: moo. bldg. expr bus "a
10th and Pa NV; close shop
churches; linen, dishes. 10. i-4e3f
COLUMBIA RD.. isis--e bedrms
hedru.. 500: usiis. furn. Du
GEOR0ETOWN - ReU. miniature
town house Two baths, . are
places, patio. partially furnished
suitable for . to 4 adults Sl7b
RA 3-as;f.i
Rhode ISLAND AYR. NV. I7I3-
Enc. with utils. $55 TO $50. Du
18th ST. NV. e5ia. Oh Col. I'd -
sas snesssSes sd y. asa. anq .p Hsdtn sIosss ss''
NR. sth AND PENNA. Avn. 81
/ Liv rm-. bedrm. din. rnn. hit.
and pvt. bath. 655 3. CarcIinn
GEORGETOWN = Two delightful
apts. completely furnished one
S.O0 . month, has I bedroom, hv-
ing room. full kitchen. enclosed
porch garden and carport 1hf
other SI6O = month. no garden
but rear porch: air conditioning
garbage disposal and public utili.
ties included, FE. 3-BS54
MT. PLEASANT AREA - BedTm
Nv rm. comb. kit bath. $40
Ho. 2-2543 evenings.
1905 .sth ST. N.E.-Pvt. a.: 4
rms. bath. garage: empl. adults,
utils. furn; attrae, AD e-bl52
tly Gth ST. S.W.--2 rms. kit
Ink. rm. 80. ME, s-soss ''
THOMAS enc, lss. rm.,
iisis iisis 'f I'm NV ~ VIA IA si,s:sa iS sa w
$500 CONN. AVE. N.w.--Beaut
seS sSse al np's ,r IN sp, ,.hstsI. hotel; nsgly
services sysils'; ssiIemsis @tIs sSo dssiTl sssn
able. employed girls and counie
I bedrm, si5a.b0 HU. 3-SY6h
VIC. 18th AND r N.w.--I.iv. rm
bsdrm kit, pvt. bath, nicely
uttls incl. $50 mo Phone ewes
ana Sun, IA. g-6Ie7
SOME FREE RENT--Marble bldg
= rms. kit. and bath for 3 or 3
persons. beaut. dec. e07 A ne.
az
BOILING ANDREWS AREA
hedrm.. Nv rni., mod, kit. pvt
bath, eEtr. Utils. incl. 10. s-OSlS
ca AVE. f0ig--Newiy dec. / or !.
GENTLE. RA. 3-2sss, EM. 3-l4S6.
BOILING YIELD AREA---3 rooms
ana bath; well furnished. sS5 per
mo All utilt incl. Call 10, g
.2h1 or 10 2-01aH.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, I5st - 2.
Deorm. apt.i spacious s refined
persons or adult fam Mar. within
1908 ALLISON ST. N.w.--Iiv' rm
nedrms., uinette, kit pyt. bath
u!ih. Turn. Also enc. ant. with
all utils. furn
OPPOSITE WALTER REED. OeI
butternut 81. n ". Two lee. bed.
rms. beaut. lily. rm. dtnette, Xii
foyer and bath; modern cond
lanitor service. adults Manager
RA 1-3O23, RA. 3-1Gae.
10th AND COLUMBIA RD.--g- a
elIla 0r yonng meni nicely furn.
apts.; bedrms., SIeA. / bedrn.
f"O. washer, drieF, OIL. B-ODal
1885 MINTw0OD PL. NV
and 2 rms, kit and hath; Sla
nnnd $40 wk SWISS REALTY
Du. 1-lI7N.
MT. PLEAsANT--comb. bed.liyin,
reasonable, ObbE Oss-saanar.' f'n'p
DUPONT C1RCLE ARIA. i8ge !
81 n,w.--Fr0nt living room
kl5ensei sIac eio H, Z, noor r. central ! Iesa' ,
:s3s9 18th ST, N.W.--3 Iee. rms
transp. and shop: avail. immed
LUxURlOus APT bedrm.. d,
nette kitchen, bath. air cond.
% sublet for year .Ex. 9-0300
kxt. 1880, bet. 9-b, otherwise
EFFICIENCY APT. and rooms. ii
private homo, clean. convenient
location. DE 2-f0sg.
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Sc. near Boiling Fields bed.
rms; rms; fnished osmt.; fenced yard;
RRISs RRrsntOSp' S'ilT 8 FL 4-Siss' I:oa
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~~nNHllAl-H1HAn1A.111I~11
PIANO. Arthur jordan studio up-
rieht. rseonditiohed and guar.
anteed, $a9b, incl local delivery
cAMPnkLL MUSIC CO.. iiOs q
q. nv uf. z-saoa.
PIANOS F0H nENf---Neu ans
used spinetz, consoles, gfhndl
and upr.shts a. moderate rate
iron ~ monthly upl with iop'
JoRpkN,s TouR sfokKb; soipsI
S.n Ard q sc NV Sphene ~
i,Sssoe i,ssseo ,ssiises sies se k.,,os hlsaMsy IA. Af
w' s.iicES: E4iiSs frInes., sIhses ,paSn' Ann
street, Frederick s6nfe tphons y.
sex 1-74Isl. Pun selection ~ 81
ton stores cpes svsninss'
flAN0s--psea upTights, sOb up
small untiehts,- $500; also. valuel
In new nationally advertised make
Qi tninet and console pianos. .Ovel
from. eT. a-oSOO. PIANO MART
sSds. sSaS M ~. n insilsIns,sHs; n,H; ''n 'ns e'os'
PIANOS--if you have cash anl
want 70 save mQuey on plant
visit the PIANO MART. 1915 7ti
q. NV. Over 100 new and USED
Infs'rS9gsns, sf SIgS1, 70 sheose frenA' Fhon'
RIaNOS--Dcn't miss KfTTH after'
Xmas, pte-inventofy sale. apinets
stock, gfeaily reduced: fos SstseI
musical values, KITS, 1880 g
sf NV RE r-nNfo
PIANOS : After g-xmas, pfe-inven'
:Sry y n. sale q q. i. nne sPlnss net, ssnsU|l, ss|l,
ssceS' sSsrbis Si'Ssi msrssa M dow down. COM @
are being ofisrsa; sss down.
years 10 pay. kTTTs. 1880 q
Sc. NV. RI T-dsle
PIANO. upFight: exeeIiRnt eondi'
tlen; SIS. Call 20. a-as4i alta
q nm
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leas ieth sf. N.W.--Rus wemeni
single. double fms.i clean, beaut
fufnt mod haths NO 7-et9N
1919 10th sTA N,W.--s'rhe Eleral
Manor eieY. BLDG. warm, engie.
TIM adj, shower, ss vi,
i4Sa GIRARD sf. N.W.--aThs
slneis rm. only " VI
DUPONT CIR. Newly dee, iirepi, ;
honfekeeplne desk. shelves, maid.
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NAAN0AANM1h Z4fO RlA ulOs-O H.0e
rms Falls Church area; immed.
poss excel cond MANNAS RLTY.
CO. JE. 1910.
TOWN OF FAlRFAX. i3S PsiryieV
Dr. oedrms. din. rm., bsmt.
SllO mo DU S-s235 aft. D m.
KENSINGTON-Sia bedrooms. liV.
rm.. fireplace. Kit with dinine
space, full basement; Sllo Call
JU g.O37l
FAIRFAX CIR bedrms mod
acrease 0ppor. apply redec. on
rent; $50, IA 5-15.4. IA. S.al33.
BOWIE. MD.--5-rm. house . story.
front and back porcheS, nice yd.
front and back CT. S-43Ol.
BAlLEYs x-RDs;. in s Arl--se0
{ b o'sHAUoHNEssY. YOu:ns' Js.
s-s0.4, JE 81 ilOl.
ROCKVILLE PIKE - 4-bedrms =
baths Esrase' on acre 81 sround.
Reas rent. Call JU. 5-l444.
Sc. near Boilins Field-3 bed
near schools. stores: Sos ITS' mo
plus atils FL. 4-si33. ls03
ALEX. llef Poyhatan st.-Fiye-
house Bsmt. fenced yard: I'M.
med oceupaney; sos q mo. PRESS
66iEAlIY CORP, ST. 1886 or
ARL,, ei42 s Jlhle st.-Fiye.rm
moo brk ..evly redec.. semidef
house Pun bsmt. fenced yard;
PRtss REAI,TY CORP ST ~. J.
1915 or OIL. d-al11.
ZEE; FORT DUPONT TER. 81
lust on End ana southern
Practically new semidet bfk A
rms. bath. full bsmt. nice yard
kEALfPSS' PS'' corr = ST me S.ssIaF PRESS
G.RM. HOusE--BRYANT 81. NJ.
very reasonaole' also rm. Apt,
tuhl,yy,rhs tul,yy,shs esl. .rai, located N.ROCM
Gated. oil heat. rent very reas.
4i43, Tu 10000.
NEAR ROcKvILLE--4.rm country
home, outside toilet and we'll.
fanae SSs.5o. 20. I Is.ssiS '''
GLENN DALE. Md small rni.
bungalow, the a.. ess neat tss
acre fed, I'd. S75 mo cE. 6-B2ii.
J-BEDR0oM HOUSE. servants
NJ SEQ aSlO surrey 81 somer.
SCI Chevy Chase Nd S2Oo mo.
McLEAN--Comfottabls home on
atrattiye. acre Silh OWNhR,
t 6inN
Continued on Next PAsO
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ROOMS WITH BoARD
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

CoLUMBIA nd. AND IGth ARgA--
YOUNG LADY. 10, wishes lady Em
mate Liv. Fm. hedrm.. kit, bath.
washer dryer, uttls. RA, 6-6Ssi .
GENTLEMEN .OvRR IS. TO share
s-hedrm. apt. with another man.
good transp EN- 2-Of96
2 YOUNG MOTHERS. des. another
mother to share a-bedrm. apt. I.
rms board and child care IA.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFuRMIsNED

VIRGINIA; 500 per mos bed.
rms; Falls Church area: immed.
poss excel cond MANNAS RLTY.
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ATTR. Tv ATS. sI4 VII up. child
vel. Sleep and hskpg. rms IS VIZ
up; ll1t 18th n ", Dl 1-7sss
BOILING vIC.--Attr. .-bedrm. apt
SUIT. 3-4; mod. bldg, expr bus q
10th and Pa nv. close shop.
churches; linen, dishes. 10. i-4e3f
COLUMBIA RD.. isaa--e bedrms
suit for 4 persons Sla5: also /
nedrm.. 500. usiis. furn. Du
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Hope For
ChIldIe8S
Couples


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judiciOusIy employed. Because some Of
these adrenal hormOnes are anti-infianl-
maioTy and anti-alIersic in their proper
ties, they can be used in cases Of rheumatic
fever, rheumatoid arthritis. in certain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

tors: heredity. nutrition (staie'of heallhl
and the endocrine glands. n abnormal
glandular conditions arc stunting growth,
hOrmonal therapy may Be used to slimu-
late il. Where growth. particularly in
adoIescenl girls. IS too rapid and Is cause
for concern. il may be expedient 70 hasten
closure Of the growing cenleFs Of the long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Is erowth Under IsossnsnaI coMtEoiG
Children and adolescents are frequently
brought to the physician because they are
too small. OF perhaps growing too tall.
Statural growth IS dependent on three fac
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Sweet ROII-Call for
Sunday breakfast

Hot, fresh, home-bakod caramel rolls special
way bring your family together the breakfast table,
Sunday rights the family day. Serve them something bake
yourself. them sweet rolls with the luscious
-. - caramel and crunchy nutmeat favor
-. Mother used TO get the hard way. Turn
your Sunday breakfast into some
thing special. Get PIlsbuy Quick Cara
mel Nut Rolls your grocer dairy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

types Of asthma and aIIersies and particu-
larry in many skin diseases.
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rms WEEK MsssrI../oaoA., .. iss1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Fear No Evil

Father" who blesses all with
the comforts of life? II so,
sorrow, disease, ignorance OF
the Truth of being, must pass
away in order that the prob.
lens of life may be solved
for all mankind everywhere.
In reality there are no
problems which God cannot
solve. The best thing for us
all is to try to do the will OF
God, while pushing forward,
land having done all to
stand" There is no failur>
in the divine Mind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

grants fro mfhe foundation for
this purpose now total $4,000.
The total amount has been de-
posted with the Baptist Foun-
dafion of Texas as part Of the
Endowment Fund in accord
snce with the stipulations made
by the Ford Foundation.
According to President Cur
ry. the interest from the $751;
600 will amount to approx
rnataely $4,000 year. and will
underwrite almost one-forth OF
the increases granted in tea
cheers salaries within the past
two years.
The Ford Foundation this
week sent checks totaling more
than 100 million dollars TO CSC
privately-supported colleges and
universities This amount re-
presents one-half of 200 mil
lion dollar appropriation APP
proved by the Foundation in 49,
55. Each of the $50 institutions
received sums approximately
equal TO its undergraduate in
structional costs for thel954-
50 academic year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
lot box and share in running
bic CnvarprIapt

lot box and share in running
his Government.
Half a billion of the worlds
people are dark-skinned and
many Of their nations are teet-
ering between democracy and
communism. Democracy has yet
10 prove itself in their eyes.
We may be sure they are
W. .ching what happens in the
Senate now. The United States
is on trail before the world.
A FAST OKAY was given
TO my wheat bill by the Senate
last week and House action is
expected soon. The bill abolIsheS
penalties for overplanting when
the excess wheat is urged by
a farmer on his own property
for feeding or seeding. was
able TO make this provision re-
troactive in the Senate version
OF the bill, in order TO repay
Michigan farmers hundreds Of
thousands of dollars in back pen
aities. However. House objcc'
tons TO this clause dim chance:
Tor back payments. verO-all pro.
spects for passage. however, re-
main bright.
Best Wishes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
NAA(P Not
Extremist

NEW YORK - A prominent
Catholic layman has branded as
false charges that the NAACP
is an extremist group.
George X. Hunton. executive
secretary of the Catholic Inter
rectal Council CT New York and
editor of Interracial Review,
declared here last week that the
Association has used. and will
continue 10 use. only legal and
constitutional means IN IFS work
for civil rights.
Mr.. Hunton contrasted NAACP
methods with the record of the
Ku Klux Khan and White CHI
gems Councils which. he said
defy the law of the land, urge
citizens to refuse TO obey the
Supreme Court and resort 10
economic pressure and violence
Calling upon all Catholics TO
come out openly for racial
justice, NJ: Hunton asserted
1T is a winning cause. consistent
with American democracy and
in line with age-old teachings
OF the Church"
Mr.. Hunton. who is a mem
Der of the NAACP. Board OF
Directors, addressedithe Catholic
Interracial Forum on June q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

II is shameful that the right
10 vote. guaranteed TO each OF
US by the Constitution. re-
quires q law to enforce. The
House passed civil rights bill.
now before the Senate. makes
il unlawful to obstrucf any citi-
zen's right to vote because OF
color. race. religion or national
origin. Among ether things. it
sets up : Civil Rights Division
headed by an additional Aftor-
neY General.
Opponents piously disclaim
any wish 10 deprive others of
the right to vote. meanwhile
emitting scare talk much Of
il inilammatory-to beat the bill
on technicalities. Their denials
that negroes are kept from the
polls are voided by look al the
figures. For instance, pitiful
49, of the voters went 10 the
polls in Alabama for the 1856
presidential election. Georgia
showed 500. Louisiana 81. and
Mississippi 49,. I'm proud to
say that Michigan turned out
SC Of its electorate last fall.
Early this yesr a few of US
battled for a rule change 10
ease the way for fair civil rights
legislation. We failed then.
which means that we must
sweat out" filibuster now.
Senate leaders have cleared the
decks of other bills and we in
END 10 see this through to 4
finish if it drags out all sum-
mer.
served beside Negro soldiers
in the war. watched them die
COR their country. I intend to
fight with all the strength
posses for the right Of every
American TO step up TO bal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

Gods revelation.
During those years many
of his fellow c0untrymen had
laid down their earthly tasks
without any knowledge of
Gods word"
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL
II is under a spiritual un-
Outstanding even in a small
measure, that we gain
courage, faith, and hope for
the speeding of a better day,
ia the occurances of the en-.
tire human family, that all
may be governed by the per-
feet law of God.
The time Is far past for
the covering of human situa-
tions which should be un-
covered in human affairs that
corrections may be made.
So in every walk of life we
find human error being un-
covered here, through the
| NAACP which includes all
people. And we hope the time
will come when more of the
Christian Science thought
will become active in the aid
of NAACP, that the power of
good may be understood in
the Fight for Freedom"
/ And this only means it will be
made manifest in a higher
wisdom and knowledge that
now is the time for all to
be governed by Soul, con-
corning rules and equations
of the law.
Mrs. Eddy says:
ITO hold yourself superior
TO sin. because God made you
superior to II governs man
and is true wilson. To fear
sin. is TO misunderstood the
power Of Love and the divine
Science Of being in mans
relation TO Cod,-to doubt
His government and distrvst
His omnipofens care.
ITO hold yovseIf superior
TO sickness and death Is
equally wise. and Is in &C.
cordanee with divine Science.
To fear them is impossible.
when you fully apprehend
God and know that they are
no part Of His creation. -
Science and Health, p. 231.
Jesus said:
"A bruised reed shall he
not break. and smokino FAX
sholI he not ovench. Till he
sends forth JUDGMENT unto
victory" Matt. 1920.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Seek Actors
For instruction

Registrations are now beine
accepted for the second 4-week
course of the new Summer Pro-
gram at Will-O-Way Apprentice
Theatre w. Longlake Road
Bloomfield Hills. Michigan.
Glasses will begin July % and
continue through August Is.
The new program for children
teen-agers and adults combines
dramatic training with super.
vised recreation.
The recreational program in
cludes: arts and crafts. pup
peteering. fencing, baseball
badminton, volley bsll. basket
bal, photography and other in
terests and hobbies.
Professional theatre courses
will be offered in speech play
production. radio and television
techniques. lighting. costumes.
scenery construction. r~c oc...cs
and makeup.
The school is approved by the
Michigan State Board of Edu-
cation.
CHILDREN will attend classes
four days. Tuesday through Fri
day. Hours are: 9 am. 10 u noon.
or | TO I pm. The children are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Donate Proceeds
To NAACP

NEW YORK SIX hundred
dc"ars WIS contributed 10 the
NAACP national office here last
week by two beauty salons
which donated one days income
10 the Association.
The Rose Morgan House of
Beauty and the Rose Meta Shop.
beth in this city. owned by Mrs.
Rose Morgan Louis. were kept
open on June ~ for the purpose
OF helping the NAAcP. Both
establishments ordinarily are
closed en- Mondays.
On that day. the employees
worked free OF charge while
the management denoted its faci-
lities and equipment. In addi-
ion TO contributing the entire
gross by collecting contributions
from friends and neighbors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Just Another Reminder

Before very long election time will be here again And
10 be ready to vote every citizen 81 years of and
must be registered in order their ballot Your vote
means something YOU expresses intelligent citizenship
in the simplest manner.
There is nothing of vital Importance to recognized
citizenship than your vote Believe II or not your vote is
Your weapon against political slavery and the agreeable
manner by which all people have voice in the good
welfare of the community state and national affairs IL
is through voting that help maintain the high standards
of law.
This true because it is through our representatives
that that the government conducted rightly and
laws are put into practice. without harmful new amend
ments 10 hinder the cause of Freedoms Fight
Another thing in the political line is that should be
careful that do defeat expectations political
desires when think of the idea of representation This
can be done when many of the Negro enter the
political battle We especially interested in seeing that
one the get into the Common Council chamber in
the City of Detroit.
However we believe that no matter how earnest
desires may be for such 10 happen intentions be
defeated If we are not alert
Now the questions may arise. what be done about
il? Is not the political battle free TO those who qualify The
may be but this Illustrate TO such extent
that all of the Negro be defeated And again hndered
fom the Council Chamber because OF too many split votes
So il is valuable for ALL if those who throw their hats
into the for Council get together and all but one
cancel their in order that Detroit citizens may elect
Negro TO the City Council And we ask readers
right wrong Let us hear from YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

MARSHALL Texas - Presi-
dent M X Curry, Junior of
Bishop College has announced
the receipt of $4,000 from the
Ford Foundation. The check was
the second and final installment
in a program initiated by the
Foundation in 1855 to help
raise faculty salaries.
President Curry says the two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

grouped according TO ability.
Limit is IL per class.
TEENAGERS will attend
classes two days: Tuesday and
Thursday, or Wednesday and
Friday. Hours: 10 TO IL noon:
or 2 TO 4 pm; or 7 to 8 pm.
ADULTS will attend classes
two days: Tuesday and Thursday
or Wednesday and Friday, Hours
Z to 8 pm. or 8 to IL pm.
Additional information may
be obtained by calling Celia
Merrill Turner. director Of the
Apprentice Theatre at Midwest
444l8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
Senator
Potter:
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the latest news from Washington
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SENATORIAL FIREWORKS exploding over the
right vote bill Both sides readying oratorical
hydrogen bombs for what promise to be highly emo
ona debate Southern forces every knows will try
talk the bill to death by fibuster. The rest of
driving hard for the principle of equal rights, will man
swing shifts in the hope that round-theclock Senate
sessions eventually will wear down the talkathon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13

Underwater broadcasting has
been developed by the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory. Silver
Spring. Nd. TO tell what hap
pens inside a mine before il
blows up an enemy ship. The
mine automatically transmits
the data TO a monitor radio
nearby.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

WHO shall ascend into the hill Of the Lord? wto shall
stand in his holy place?
He that hath clean hands and pure heart; who hath
not lifted his soul unto vanity deceiffvy
He shall receive the blessings from the Lord, and
Righteousness from the God Of his salvation"
Psalms 24:3-5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
SPIRITUAL EXISTENCE

Mans real existence Delne
spiritual, all false material
beliefs must give way in so.
oiety. The relationship and
fellowship of mem. And we
should advocate only that
which is true and real, and
nothing else.
This is the only way to do
away with thoughts of "ani-
NAL courage" in society and
make room for a higher,
cleaner. and more Intelligent
society. Let us spread the
word of God now.
We quote excerpts from
Bible Record Missionary in
Medallen as follows:
From his pocket Marcos
Jimenez took out an object
wrapped in newspaper. He
carefully drew back the rro-
teetive paper TO reveal its
contents.
~ bought IL IS years
ago from an evangelical COL
porsev who passed THROUGH
my home village he said. In
his hand he held a dog-esred
New Testament evidently
more precious TO him than a
jewel.
Here was a man who was
acquainted with the Word of
God, which we thought was
unknown to any in his re.
mote village.
"On the very first day that
the Gospel was preached pub
licly in that village we found
fruit from seed thot had hoon
Gown many years before. Our
hearts leaned for 10Y. bnt at
the same time a sadness came
over us to think that for
thirty-five years Marcos had
waited, expecting someone to
come and teach his people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-13
RACE FEPC

THE CHRlST-LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"
Gods libsrafor OF the Bible, the Christian Science
textbook has the necessary wisdom
Heaven OUR eternal life. and ALL reality spiritual.
Of eovrsel fovnd-are diseovereo-lN human con-
sciousness!
"If thou would be blessed! Obey Gods Seenee and
bless others."-by ANDREW =. FRuEHAuF. c. S.