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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Arrest ; Whites
In S. {. Beating

GREENVILLE. S. c. Especially
Three white men were charged
with conspiracy here last Sat-
urday in connection with the
mob beating on July 81 OF a
Negro farmer, So year old
Claude Cruell of Travellers Rest.
who was caring for a white
neighbours seven children dur
ing an emergency.
Arrested and booked in the
local county Jail were A. Mar
shall Rochester. Wade II. Ho-
ward, Jr., and Robert K. Wal
drop.
CRUEL and his wife Fannie
were taking care of seven small
children of Sherwood Turner,
who had TO rush his wife to a
hospital because of a kidney
ailment, last month.
Because of this neighborly
act. the Cruell family were the
victims of mob attack.
Mrs. Cruell said following
the burial assault on her hus-
band, that the mob Of white
men accused them of trying
to mix with the white people
and keeping the white children
around us"
Rochester ind Howard were
charged with conspiracy TO
commit assault and battery with
intent 10 kill against crucli and
with conspiracy 70 commit burg
larlY at cruell's home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17

A PREPARATION FOR THE HEALING OF The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from Moral Rs-Armsmeni News Letter,
s33 South Flower Street. Los Angeles W. cs'nJ
WASHINGTON, o. c. - July Is, 1857. A caPae''y
audience al The historic National Theatre here last nsna
Witnessed the Washington premiere OF The Next rnsse'
play which drsmsixes The moral and political awakening
OF Africa.
tsss MORAL RE-ARMAMENr. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
MAAR Investigating
Employee Dismissal

The Detroit Branch NAACP is investigating the sum-
nary dismissal of thirteen Negro employees of the Mar
in Place Hospital, SO Martin Place.
According to Arthur L. johnson, NAACP Executive
Secretary, all of the employees were released on
Monday, August 5sh. in what hospital authorities
called retrcnchmcnt action. There some evd-r-
encc. however, given to the NAACP that the hosp-N
tai had employed white persons the same day to
fill positions formerly held by some of the Negro
employees.
1--WE expect to determine whether this is actually
major of job discrimination some Of the evil
lence indicates, Johnson said but whatever the
ause the abrupt dismissal Of thirteen employees points
p very bad labor PROBLEM We hope this situation
10 eorrectadS'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17

Speaking Of . public meeting
af the Detroit Leland Hotel
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Carey
compiimenfed the brokers for
roofing out segregation but urs-
ed them TO carry on. He said.
1T Is evidenced that housing
segregation Is the cause of more
source. Segregation in schools
social evils than any other
and jobs all follow from segrc-
CATION in housing"
Rev. Carey was appointed
chairman Of the Presidents
committee on Government En-
ployment Policy last week. He
had served on the committee for
two years as vice chairman. He
is also pastor OF Quinn Chapel
Church in Chicago and former
United Nations alternate dele
gate. "a. 49,.
He said: Modern techniques
of transportation have made
the 500,000.000 whites of this
world aware of the 'l50,0 900. 900
colored. This may not make
them brothers but they will be
neighbors.
The world is getting better
because some people have stood
up TO srficulafe their desire for
fair play and good will. Such
groups as the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
Colored People; the National
Urban League and the National
Association of Real Estate Brok-
ers. The world Is getting better
because some people are living
through an age Of terror" Rev.
Carey mentioned the Staying of
two Negroes in the South who
sought TO exercise their rights
10 vote as examples Of this ter
ror.
He pointed out the accom-
plishments of several Negroes
who were given a chance. 1T is
important we give a good ac-
count of ourselves wherever the
opportunity presents itself. We
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Complain Of
Police Brutality

The Detroit Branch NAACP
announced today that ii has
transmitted eight complaints of
police brutality and misconduct
which have been reported to the
Branch Office since juno 10th
of this year.
Seven of the complaints were
reported during the month of
July. In an effort to obtain eff
fective action on the complaints
reported to it, the NAACP, ac-
cording TO Branch President Ed
ward M. Turner has asked for
on early meeting with the Po-
lice Trial Beard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17

schools were only scratching the
surface in The teaching of trades.
He also pointed out that the
Credit Union will give our peo-
pie the benefit Of their own
banking facilities and will pro-
vide an opening wedge to econ
omic independence for our MEM
bership so long suffering from
loan sharks and prejudiced fin
ancial institutions"
The order boasts Of more than
1900 lodges with q membership
of more than 10000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17

Rev. A. J. Carey, Jr.
Speaks To Natl Group

The Tenth National Association of Real Estate Brokers
Convention received rousng opening Sunday by vibrant
Rev Archibald Carey Jr, VINO told gathering of 500
that Negro real estate brokers have made contribution
TO the advancement of freedom by making dollar and
breaking down barrier"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
DREW PEARSON
DREW PEARSON
Behind The Staff AT Hoffa's Trial

BY Drew Pearson Tree r'es''
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRlBuNE
HoFFA's ATTORNEY, WILLIAMS. JOE LOUIE,
WHITE AND coloREp JURY, WHITES AND NEokosS
WHO AIDED IN THE TREAcHERous AcoulIIA.
OF HoFFA or SATAN BOUND" SPIRITUAL LuNACY,
ARE or ANrI-cHRisT ApAM-EvE PsychoPA'H'S'
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL TREASON
PART
THE TOTAL pEpRAvirY or MORALS, A-L'' -,ss
MORTAL MIND" - ccd 10 Mrs. Eddy TO YOU aver ''''
ING The Civil War. that "phsstIy fsree"l eli.
s imperative that my chosen people, Chr'.s.
i'sn Scientists rise 10 positions Of responsibility ''
'0'nevly In ell departments 81 ell nations emo Ps'P
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Dr. William Y. Banks
Reflected Grand master

NEWARK, New Jersey--Dr. William " Banks, Detroit
attorney was reelected Supreme Grand Master of the
international Free and Accepted Masons at the convention
concluded here last week at the Mt Oye Baptist Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Wisconsin COP Rips Williams"
By Andrew E EuehoM CS.+++
SEE UNION TIE-UP IN HIS INVASION
or SENATE RACE
Bring Along John Gunaea," That
Murderous Go Coon Of Reuther and
Nancy!
BY viii Muller Detroit News)
tsse WISCONSIN COP. Page ~
Devil S Anti Christ Adam-Eve Gains!
"vanda|s Smash Parked Cars"
All Police AIerted To Nab Hood"
MANY CASES or BROKEN wNDsHIELps
AND DENIED BODIES REPORTED
M THREE PoINTEs
tcrosss Points nsxs)
tsss DEVILS ANTI.cHRIsT. Psss ~
ban Liquor AIoft
Safety In Air Travel Demands The
Banning Of Liquor AIoft.
BY Will Muller Detroit News
tsse WISCONSIN COP. Page ~

PILOTS, CREWS, STEWARDS AND sTEWARDEssEs
ARE DRILLED IN THE ESSENTIALS or AIR SAFETY
AND RESCUE AS AN ABSOLUTE REQUIREMENT AND
MUST SUCCESSFULLY PROVE THEIR FITNESS TO PILOT
PLANES AND TO ASSIST AND ATTEND TO PASSENGERS
WHILE ALoFT.
TO permit The practice Of serving liquor Including cham
pssne) passengers during Night Is PLACING uNNECts
sARY RESPONSIBILITIES UPON THE PILOTS, CREW
MEMBERS, AND STEWARDS AND sTEWARDEsEs. II Is
learned that voluntary program limiting each passenger
10 two drinks and which went into effect year ago, sP-
pears 10 be breaking down.
tsss BAN LIQUOR AFoLT, Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
RADIO
COMMUNICATIONS
SALES POSITIONS
FOR HIGH-CALIBER
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE

Sales experience with
REQUIRED, Here Is opportunity
for hard-driving young ex-
executive with top manufac-
turer in the communiea.
tons and eleetronies field.
Write p. O. Box 6p9S.
washington IA. d. c.. OUT
lining qualifications, hack.
ground, etc. for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - We
can use ! experienced salesman
ramiiiar ytth Bethesda. Chevy
salesman who has been in
speciality selling. We have plenty
OF prospects and houses. Ample
Advertising. Excellent income to
right party See in person. w. B.
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000. 5207 Wis.
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The Evening Star
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
a1TES NoR s7T.FaSSvSS

.. ~@AAsss eNsAAtAA.lAAAAkN
An entirely new idea In memo
rial park merchandising Is creating
more Qualified money-making leads
than our present sales stan can
handle. This in Q fact. We are in
terested In interviewing q number
OF men with proven sales aptitude.
particularly those having q strong
direct-to-consumer sales back
ground. Such men. n qualified, will
be onered Q guaranteed draw.
proper incentive and real immed,
opportunity for advancement TO
managerial status. II you are seek
ing o. career opportunity with a
down-to-earth, dynamic sales organ
ization. this will be your last
stop. 1905 credit approval. I2
mos. . year, non-seasonal sales &C.
ceptance makes this program the
trump. For details and appt., call
HARRY HER. tn. 2-5626.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE = Ma
tional arm has q career oppoftu-
nifty for . man with college decree
under 3b. Must have ability and
personality to call on strictly pro-
fessional clientele in Northern
Virginia. Salary. bonus. expenses
and car. furn. Send resume TO
Box 3RR-I,. Star
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statesmen

Exceptional opportunity for per.
,Sf,oD., y you, nan in our insti;
and oldest wholesale frozen fooC
distributors in this city. Perm
position; good salary to start: ex.
eel. opportunity for advancement
car furnished: usual company bene.
ats. Give age. education and ref
erences. Box SIX Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09

YOUNG MAN

NATIONAL organization hal
opening IN traflc dept. for cashier.
clerk; prefer Q man with good
knowledge Of city; 5-day week;
liberal vacation and company bene-
hts: will consider only applicants
who are seeking permanent en-
ployment. Salary open. Call MA.
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sALEsMEN

Our salesmen have lust had their
average earnings increased by
$1,000 to So 400 per year. II you
would Ike TO md out how you can
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

Experience not neeeSsary: must be
willing to work and learn as auto
salesman for large ONO dealer in
used-eaF dept; excellent working
conditions and many omploye bene-
hts; drawing account TO right man:
etc: must have GOod references.
Box 22O-K, Star,
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statesmen

All Outside Work
Selling Star Subscription
Salary and Commission
Our Best Producers
Are Earning 500 Per Week
or More
Ability to sell. neat ap-
pearance and pleasant
personality essential.
Physical examination
required, at our ex-
pense.
Apply to Personnel
Dept, Room 602, be-
tween $50 am. and 5
pm. Monday through
Friday-Saturday, Q to
IL noon.
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sALEsNLEN

Consumer salesmen or those Who
want to be. II you are serious
about working, willing 70 put in .
normal days vofk-day In and
day out-you will earn . better
living. Call Ii. 6-5127.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-09
Statesmen (2)

For outside work. selling very pop
ular items. wonderful opportunity
for ambitious man to earn big
money Apply In person. UNITED
S30 eth 81 NV
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GENERAL OFFICE CLERK
CASHIER-PBX, EXP.

Nut Is capable "Ioo1 and SsDs ySMs
MEMS SHOP, 1919 , st. NV.
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NELR-W0MIN
ORIG CLERK

White. full time, for suburban sc
drugstore: experience preferred. 20
EXECUTIVE sECRETARY. first.
class stenographer with admins.
trative ability to work for tor
executive Of trade ASSOC. assist II
convention and meet arrange
ments: salary open. Reply Box 20
K, Star. giving resume and SALARY
GIL, colored. must b
eexpsr,; part time, Apply TIL,
SITS. NV.
GIRLS, no experienced
required; $40 week. Cali MRS
ONLEY, CO. 5-663s. g.
FOUNTAIN HELP WANTED :
White. Full and part-time.. Appl,
In person. 1056 W. Broad ct. Fall
Church.
FLORIST, experienced designer. full
time. Apply 1900 Wisconsin eve
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GENERAL OFFICE WORK-Intelli-
gent, active, experienced lady over
80; single preferred. Air-cond
downtown once. Salary open. Re
plies CONFIDENTIAL: Box 249-K, star
GROCERY CHECKER
For fine market: must be expert.
hrs. ESQ to $50 81 days: Vsss.
excel. salary for right person. Apply
In person only, 1927 Conn. ave
HAIRSTYLlsT WANTED-ToD sal.
airy. good job. 76 N. olebe rd.r
Arl.. va. ia. 6.26lS. IL
HOTEL-DEsK CLERK for small
enced on switchboard: hrs, Ala
pm. HU. 3-6I10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Garlan Brown, Of
Elyria, o., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lilburn Brown several days last
week
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Turney. of
Columbus, Ind, visited at the home
Of AIr and Mrs Ross Speicher, last
Wednesday,.
Miss Iva Kathryn Speicher Wis
tied Miss Eva Lou Holiday Grants
vile, last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leptic and
children, Mrs. Pearl Skidmore, Of
Frostburg. and Mrs. Paul Hartman
and son Terry, were Sunday dim
ner guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Seggie.
Wednesday evening dinner guests
of Mrs Margaret Taught, of Terra
Alta, were Hazel Kahl and Betty
BoWser Accident; Verna Schroyer,
Mt Lake Park, and Jean and Vickie
Hartley. Terra Alta The girls were
also evening callers of Mrs. Hart
ley and daughter.
Eddie Kahl was Thursday
luncheon guest of Johnny and Bob
by Hetrick.
Mr. and Mrs Wendell Eisentrout
and family were Sunday evening
dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ran
"a FaZenbaker and family.
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a CCSGEGEaG Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Deal and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart Herring, at Markleysburg.
Pa. ON Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Nellie Kitzmiller. of Loeb Lynn.
and Milton Herring, Of Niles, O.,
We're also visiting the Herrings.
Mrs. Gilbert Smith, Of Davis, W.
Va, visited her mother. Mrs W. A.
SpCicher and other relatives on
last Tuesday.
George VAIL visited his sons
George, Jr., and Orlen and fami-
lies and his daughter Ruth Ann.
all Of Baltimore, last week.
Mrs. Harry Collier is a patient
at the Community hospital, Meyers
dale. Pa, where she underwent a
major operation.
Miss Ruth Ann Wahl was Sat
urday overnight guest Of Miss Iva
Kathryn Speicher.
The Church of the Brethren
CBYF group met at the home Of
Dave Beachy, Friday evening.
Eleven persons answered roll call
Refreshments were served to con-
clude the meeting.
Enjoying picnic at Blackwater
Falls. Davis, w. Va, Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Speicher,
Tommy, Beverly and Mary Ellen
Speicher, jamie Calls, all of Ac-
cident; Edwin Dean James Green
and Bill Wiley, all of Grantsville;
Dick Stanton and Juanita Il. Buck
el. both Of Bittinger The occasion
marked the 18th birthday of Miss
Mary Ellen Speicher While in De-
Wis, the group visited Mr. and Mrs.
G. p. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander
and MI and Mrs. Homer Baird
and children, all of Pittsburgh, Pa,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Alexander and
daughters
Miss Ruth Ann Wahl. of Balti-
more, visited her father, George
VAIL over. the weekend.
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ton.
Billy Duling returned home af-
ter spending last week with his
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Phra
Lyle in Dayton, 0.
Mrs. Robert Ford and daughters,
of near Terra Alta, W. Va, spent
several days The past week with
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Dewitt and
family Sunday evening dinner
guest at the Dewitt home were Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Welch of Sunny
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graham and
family, Charles Mersing and M.
and Mrs. Glen Blauch and family
spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs.
c. w White and family al Elkins,
w Va
Mrs. Quinton Pase and children
returned to their home in Green
belt after spending couple of
weeks with relatives here. Mrs. Al
vim Mersing accompanied them to
their home for a visit.
MI. and Mrs. George Kisner, of
Baltimore, are spending this week
with Mr. and Mrs. George Hine-
baugh and daughter. Judy.
Friday evening visitors of Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Knots and fami-
! ly were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lewis
and daughter, of Cumberland. Sun
day dinner guests were Mrs. Freda
/ Knots and sons, of Gormania, w.
Va. and Sunday afternoon visitors
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glotfelty
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is a patient in the Davis Memorial
hospital in Elkins
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt and
daughter. Evelyn. and Mrs Della
Welch spent Wednesday at the
home OF MI and Mrs NJ. c. Thorn
as. at Bructon, w. Va.
Wesley Cassidy, of St George,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Shaffer
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Steiding, Of
CresaptoWn, spent the weekend
with Mrs. John Dewitt and family.
Mrs. Lily Simmons returned TO
her home here after spending sever-
al days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
DuckWorth, at Mt Zion.
Mrs John Mahassey and daugh-
ter of Columbus, o., spent several
days last week with her father
Harry Lewis, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Kelley and family.
Miss Judy and Kitty Duling are
visiting their father, William Dull
ing and family, at Baltimore.
The Rev and Mrs. Albert Ark,
of Cedarville, spent few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Squire
Lantz and daughter
Tuesday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sauire Lantz were Mr.. and Mrs.
Almond Heckhart and daughter,
Barbara, of Horse Shoe Run, w.
Va. Mrs. Prema Lipscomb, Of
Keyser, was a visitor on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Steiding, of
CresaptoWn, were Saturday eve
ming visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Fike and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Adams and
daughter, Peggy and son, Howard
Jr., spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Charles Michael near Bar
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Smart Girl

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Lantz
and daughter
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Carskadon,
Mrs. Margaret Knots and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Fike and daughter,
Darla Sue visited Mrs Clyde Dull
ing and family and A. c. Shaffer
in Bayard, on Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Knots and Mrs.
Floyd Carskadon were visitors at
the home of Mrs. MINERS Schoch,
near Oakland, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham. of
Washington D. c., were weekend
guests of relatives here.
Mrs. Paul Graham. Mrs. Oscar
Shaffer and daughter, Betty Ellen,
visited Mrs. Lee Graham at the
Weeks Nursing Home in Oakland,
on SUNDAY.
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CRELLIN

Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Ashby spent
several days last week with their
son1in-law and daughter, Rev. and
Mrs. Willis NALL and family in
Madison, w. Va.
Mrs. Clyde Duling and children
of Bayard, were visitors of relatives
here on Thursday They were eve
ming dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Shaffer spent
Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Cassidy at St George They
visited Mrs Clarence Sterling, who
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is this: What is woman's place?
1t is Just as absurd question as
the other one which - also oddly
enough is never asked: What is
mans place? The odd thing is that
/ we assume that mans place is any
where. while womans place is
some way limited. We assume that
man can 90 where he pleases,
while women have to ask mems
permission This notion is a hang
over from ancient times when it
really was a mans world far more
than now. Nevertheless even in
those distant days an able woman
could make her own place in the
world. Miriam, sister of the famed
Moses. is a case in point. She was
woman of a strong mind. nat
ural leader. There is no STORY of
Miriam There is a story of Joseph,
story of Moses. But the picture
, Of Miriam. like the majority Of
Bible characters, is drawn with
very few strokes All we have is
glimpses: yet from these we can
learn something of an interesting
woman.
Smart Girl
Miriam was older than her
brother Moses, r. not just a year or
two older but old enough, by the
time he was born, to manage that
business about getting his mother
for q nurse. Undoubtedly her
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Mr.. and Mrs William Knots, of
Cumberland, were Sunday evening
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Cars
kadon and Mrs. Margaret Knots.
Mrs. Stella Adams and son Bill,
and Patty Adams returned home
after spending a couple of weeks
with the formers brother-in-Iaw
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Michael, near Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Canaan and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Canaan and family, of Windham. o.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Canaan and
family, of Warren, O., are spend
ing a couple of weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Canaan.
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Woman in
Command
Lesson for July I, 1857

II HIRTY-THREE centuries is a
long time. Records made $500
years ago have been broken long
since. It would be a rash person
to say that modern Christian
woman should stay inside the linn
its set for women 1900 years before
Christ. No person of that far-away
time can be a precise model for
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Christians today.
Nevertheless we
can learn some
thing from the
ancients.
One question
Whic h 49, o ddly
enou & h h a S
b e @ n b o t h e I
ing the race for
probably longer
than 1900 years.