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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
The Credo Of MAN,


To provide leadership in bringing about steady i'm,
a in the economic strength Of fine nation in
order safeguard peace and the national security tb) in
the contribution Of industry the public welfare c in the
operation Of the American system Of free capital and free
labor to afford opportunity and incentive for the In
dividva to progress and provide for the weIIbens and
security OF himself and his family.
-. To assist manufacturers in apprasng the signif
Of social legislative and economic trends they
sses Industry people. she community and she nation.
-. To contribute continuing Improvement in ths
relations and between employer and employee
between and Industry and between The public
and industry.
-. To Join with others in bringing TO the public and
shs viewpoint Of manufacturers TO how
national and international issues affect industry and ths
future Of every citizen.
-. To help create understanding Of how The American
essisse system works for the benefit Of every individual
" To formulate IFS policies and conduct is operations
10 merit she respect and support Of ths American
people
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Negroes Call on Ike
tcontinved from Psge u
NEGROES CALL ON IKE-TO HALT DIXIE I

(Continved from Psge u
NEGROES CALL ON IKE TO HALT DIXIE TERROR
tksws)
ATLANTA Jsn II tUPl-Nsgro leaders behind attempts
niesrsfs city buses In w South waited today for reply
hs sppssto President Eisenhower 70 end bus ssgrsgs
fion and state Of terror" In Dixie.
There has bssr response from The White House TO
their appeal, which msds Iss night.
Some 50 Negro inssrsslon leaders from nine Southern
states wound up swssy meeting here with letter Urging
the President South tmsdsssIy end shs weight
Of his oHiesin shs explosive bVs sssrssstion dspsss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
JAW Will Stick

Continued from Back Pager
1.-THE DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST VOID. ANTI
CHRIST JUDAISM
1.-THE DEVIL S FRAUDULENT ROMAN cATHoL-
-tCISMl-
A MoNsTRociTY, COUNTERFEIT AND BuRLEscuE
or THE PROTECTIVE. PoPELEss, NoNREcI-
MENTED. HEALING, AND HEALTH PRESERVING.
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANITY OF MY
cSHCpuEss, HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED, INcoMPAR
ABLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS
1.-THE WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFET
3--cREEK ORTHODOXY
WHICH MADE ITS DECLARATION OF INDEPEN-
pENcE FROM THE DEVILS VATICAN LATE IN
THE IlTH CENTURY, A THOUSAND YEARS OF
ROME AND DEvLIstt PERvERsIoNs OF PRIMITIVE
CHRISTIANITY WERE ENOUGH
14--PRoTesTANTIsMI--
POSSESSING HIGHER DECREE or LIBERATION
FROM The DEVIL THAN THE THREE PRECEDING
KekioIoUs cRiPPLesl. BUT THE PILGRIMS HAD 70
CONE TO AMERICA FOR THE HIGHER RELIGIOUS
Continued Next Column Top)
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Thssxs1vs study 81 NY Indispsnssbls uncomfortable,
imperative, Poss-cvii War divine revelations Is available
In tks copyrighted writings Of Mary Baker Rddysnd whst
nskA4hsy4mvw NY chosen Bible King james Professional
sud how oil elblss need liberation from the dsvII-
the involuntary. spirisvst sdVissry
Of hs Satan bovnd nonchrist Scientist worlds esrsv
ALL or THEMl
The Bible The Book Of Lifs and lie ssvor Libsrsor
and PROTECTOR the Christian Science isxfbooky Master
Healer, miracle worker. and sdvesfor-ARE IMPERATIVE
FOR THE HEALING or THE NATIONS eveIation-
In order that there be WARS NO MoRE"l
BRIDGE AND OTHER CARD PLAYING, AND 30
SOME PER CENT OF THE MOVING PICTURES AVAIL
ABLE ARE AlM0ST-and in some cases ALTO
CETHER-ExcLUDED FROM THE LIVES OF NY
BEST CHRISTIAN scIENTisTs-MY CHOSEN
PEoPrE
The Tribune RobIshsr. past the sge Of co. has NEVER
played stroke Of golh
Study OF the inspired Word meditation. prayer ample
physical rest preaching Of the Incompatible, imperative
Christ Miracle Science Messiah debating for Detroit
Tribune. HAVE PROVIDED life MORE ABUNDANTLY"
for self and others-t oyovsy gratefully and humbIy
rspsrssdl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

FRoMA COLD TO CANCER on WORLD WAR;
on THE cRiEvous. PsYcHoLoo lcAL TOOLS OF
the pE>1L. so4eALreD INCREASING PUNISH.
Moltr" and On vereRviTY,o or HaLLr
1n1kedg NO GTenNlTy GUT THAT OF MAVEN
AND ETERNAL. LIEF COMPLETELY s-A-T-uR,A-T.
i4t'CS5sie ONE ustvEkse WITH ilsvvLNERAstE,
ETERNAL HARMONY
AND nv OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE BEING REFLECT
THE HARMONY OF oMNlPoTENT. oMNIsciENT.
oMNPREsENT. oMNiAcTivE. DIVINE Love-
We present Evangelist Billy ershsm's comment
Gods WRATH"
ny ANSWER
BY Billy Graham free Press
There is thing do NOT Understand II fhs
expansion Gods wrath" am completely srisvsd snd
bswlidsrsd when hear this for have found God TO
be wrsthfv Please expsn what you and other preachers
when this expression Is vsed-Mrs. J. j. r.
The wrath Of God is mot be compared TO hs wrath
Of "for the heavens high above fe earth.
His ways higher than ways" God being holy God.
Is not capable Of sinful anger such know among
However, His absolute holiness cannot oovnenanes sin.
Sin, the Of the universe repvgnsnt to Him, and
He locks upon with absolute dsavor; particularly in His
ersstionS man.
Because His love is Iniess, He oafhes any force
objects Of His affection He hates sin but loves the sinner
Just parent is "wrathfv" toward fhe threats to his
ehilds welfare God looks with dsavor he forces
that hinder from being all that He would have 10 be-
The Bible says HE that beieveth the Son hath life,
but he that beeveh fhe Son shall not ife but the
wrath Of God abideth upon him."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
JAW Will Stick 10 One Company
Wage Bargaining
BY Asher Lauren

BY Asher Lauren (Deiroif News)
The JAW will spvrn all overtvres for indvstrywde bar
gaining with the Big Three when crucial negotiations for
shorter hours and higher pay open next year.
Henry Ford H. president Of the Ford MOTOR Co., had in
1855 proposed such joint Bargaining with the union.
Instead the union will stick 70 IFS onestame technique
OF applying first company and then another
holding in the strike weapon last resort
Confirmation Of this from Leonard WoodcoeI
JAW vice president and director Of the JAWS General
Motors department. after 800 delegates iwoday
ference here Of fhe JAWS GIN Council voted yesterday
organize the council representing $4,000 GM workers.
NOT INTERESTED
Under circumstances will the union be interested In
indvstry-wide bargaining" Woodeoek said.
Woodeoek said he did NOT believe that General Motors
would go" for indvstry-wide bargaining
MORE HEADLINES:
EISENHOWER WARNS OF INITIATION AND RED
MENACE"
president ASKS HEAVY FOREIGN AID"
"FoR HOLDING LINE ON PRICES. PAY
BY Don Whitehead m. Y. Trbvne)
WASHINGTON, JAM l0-Presidenf Eisenhower reported
today that the nations economy Strong expanding and
Fundamentally sound" But he tempered his optimism with
warning that this weIbeng Threatened by ihs irwin evils
Of imitation at home and communism abroad.
Appearing in person before joint session Of Congress
for he second time in week. Mr.. Eisenhower placed almost
much emphasis the Of the free world he did
fhe State Of the Union He made clear that he considers
the nexfrieabIy fled to the other.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Most People Emotiona||y Disturbed?

IOefFoN IIUteST
that not recognized Dr. Morris Fishben in his
Modern Home Medical Adviser says that many people in
Industry labor and public life suffer with difficulties OF
sdjvssing their environment From 80 70 so per cent OF
sishs patients who consult doctors, do so primarily be-
cause Of physical complaints which Stem from emotional dis
orders Trssssnfis wholly satisfactory unless II
mixes both physical and mental factors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

LIBERTY WHICH WAS pAvvNINc ON THE VISION or
ADAMS AND EYES WHO WERE HuNceRINc ANc
'THlRsTINc' ron tine GLORIOUS LIBENTY Or 1HE
ctALDRGN or ooo"-ss. Paul.
AND 50. THE Posr<lNL WAR. MARVELLOUS.
DIVINE REVELATIONS HAVE BROUGHT INTO BEING
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DOCUMENTARY
GREATEST AND ONLY PURE AND MATURE. AND
COMPLETE keLieioN AND THeRAPEuTlcS. TO
WHICH ALL OF THE HUMAN RACES WILL BOW THE
kNee. TooeTHER WITH ITS FOUNDER AND
LEADER. MARY BAKER. Eppr. NY GREATEST REPRE-
SENTATIVE SINCE CHRIST JESUS!
PART
g. NJ. FORD. cHRYsLER. AND THE N. A. M,-AND
THE AMERICAN PUBLIC SHOULD. BY ALL MEANS,
LAY DOWN THE LAW TO THOSE cLoRIFlED
GANGSTERS-WsItsr Revther. Emil Marcy, ct ell
THE coD-coNDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD
ttieb. l2:7. 81 MUL TI-BILLIoN STEEL STRIKE WAS
SPIRITUAL TREASON TO GOD AND coUNTRY!n
ANDINDfcATEs Why GOD INSPIRED TAFT-HARTEEY
IS STILL IN FORCE!
WALTER REUrHERs DESIRE TO sovETfzE
AMERICA WILL RUN ITS COURSE ADEQUATELY TO
ALERT THE AMERICAN PUBLic-As THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC WAS ALERTED WHEN THE
SOUTHERN DEsPovisM RESULTED IN THE OUT
BREAK OF THE TRAiToRoUs CIVIL WAR. WHICH
WAS NOT DESIRED BY SPIRITUALLY SANE AND
HONEST PEOPLE OF BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH
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Questions Gods Wrath!
Continued from Back Pass)


CONTINUED from Back Psss)
PART z
No Wrath In The One Real Creation
and Universe Of 0mnipresent Heaven
And Eternal Life!
THOU ART OF puRsR EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL AND cANsT NOT LOOK UPON INIoUITYl-
Habskkuk 49, Gas B. c.
But in the same verse the devils snsLchrss, Ada-Evs
ego eontradiefs Ny slness and love!
We present, herewith. the contradiction and offer
an illustration Of the sdvfsrsons Of Ny Chosen Bible King
James Protestant and ell Bibles via DEVILS snsi.chrst
Adsm-Evs MYTHICAL, human psychology ensaving oil Of
The non-chst Scientist prssthoods Of oil Of The human
raeesl!!
swHEREFoRE LooKEsT THOU UPON THEM
THAT DEAL TREAcHERoUSLY, AND HoLDEST THY
TONGUE [PEAcE WHEN THE WICKED
DEvouRETH THE MAN THAT IS MORE RIGHTEOUS
THAN HEP"
LET GOD BE TRUE BUT EVERY MORTAL A. LIAR"
ST. Paul in Romans.
And as God, declared TO Ny 10 Christ Jesus
replace but TO enforce the Christ Ny incompatible
DavshferRevssfor, Mary Baker Eddy; THE TOTAL DE-
PRAvITY or MoRTALs ALIAS MORTAL MIND"l-shsf
phony' burIesque Of the ONE MINDi-yovr FATHER
MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNIous"l-seep p. Of Mrs.
Eddys miscellaneous Writings" Dsvovr hs entire book
In importance to Ny two masterpieces, the
Bible and Savior Libersor and Protector The Christian
Science fsxsboo-y Master Healer. Miracle Worker Edv
Gator which imperative 10 bersfe oil human beings from
their defective sanity Judgment honesty intelligence Of
all human brhs-shs DEVILS snii-chrs. AdsmEvs ego
and psychology Of sin. disease DEATH deormss disssssrs
pesteness, wars Communism end The eonvvlsions
Of nsfursnsrsIy shs eonvvIsions Of MYTHICAL mortal
THOUGHT bvrssqvss Of divine idsss - visible only In
individual and collective human eonselovsnsss
NY ONE uNIvERsE-FLEsHlESs. LM-AATERlAL
SPIRITUAL. cHRisTlIKE-Is ABSOLUTELY iNvul-
NERABLE TO ANY MORTAL BELIEFS. RANGING
tconsinvsd Next Column Topl
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tconfinvsd from Back Pase)


ONE CREATION ONE LIFE. ONE CAUSE. ONE
PARENT. ONE SUBSTANCE. SPIRIT, lNFALLBLE,
MAGNIFICENT MIND. SOUL. DIVINE LOVE!
NoN-cHRlsTIAN SCIENTISTS tc-H-RI-S-TLLKE)
NOT YET LiBERATED FROM THE MEsMERIsM OF
THE DEVILS ANTI-cHRlsr ADAMEvE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL BIRTHS OF ALL THE HUMAN
RACES, BELIEVE THAT THEY HAVE HUMAN
AND A MATERIAL" LIFE AND WORLD TO DEAL
WITH NoW AND MANY BELIEVE OR HOPE,
THAT THEY WILL HAVE A SPIRITUAL AND DIVINE
LIFE AFTER DEATH
THAT IS SPIRITUAL ADOLESCENCE, BUT, FORTU-
NATELY. 1.-THE BEST IS YET TO Be-!
NY INCOMPATIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. NY GREATEST
REPRESENTATIVE SINCE JESUS. TO WHOM
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES WILL BOW THE
KNEE AND LIKE IT! IN ACCORDANCE WITH
HER FREQUENTLY STATED POSITION: FOLLOW
YOUR LEADER ONLY SO FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS
CHRIST" ACCURATELY TOOK NY 'DicTATIoN-
p 259. c. S. textbook:
1.-THE cHRsTLlKE UNDERSTANDING OF scIEN.
TIFic BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES A
PERFECT PRINCIPLE AND IDEA-PERFEcT GOD
AND PERFECT MAN tPERFEcT UNIvERsEl-As THE
BASIS or THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATION"
incidentally. This quotation wired TO Howard
Hughes In The mid '4os onthe 9Th night following his nearly
fatal plane crash. and resulted in the first good night
ported In hs morning. and in the afternoon he removed
from the critical s-dve. doubt to airmai special
delivery letter. celebrating the application Of Christ
Science thought the belief Of accident and stating the
major role Christian Science played in the Frvehavf Trailer
Company world leader in its field!
PART
MANS DIVINE DOMINION
REQUIRES A RECOGNITION OF THE MENTAL AND
MYTHICAL NATURE OF MATTER" THE
so-esIIsd MATERIAL" WORLD, AND THE DEvILIsH,
FRAUDULENT. MYTHICAL NATURE OF THE
HUMAN RACES. MERELY coUNTERFEITs AND
rBURLEs0UEs OF FLEsHLESs. LAN-MATERiAL.
ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS, DIVINE IDEAS. MY VERY
e IMAGE AND LIKENESS
JOSEPH WHITNEY,:
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. .sArURDAY. JAN.-is. 1857
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DOING 65 MPH
Three persons were killed in
stantly in a terrific two-car smash
-u2 which occurred late Satur.
day nipht IN Divio IJ;ohu,o,, d..
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c. c. North is
On The Scene
BY ELLIOTT }. PiEzE
In an interview with Charles
c. North, manager of North,s
Travel Bureau Immediately after
he returned from Havana, Cuba,
Thursday morning, North gave
running description Of that spo-
radio uprising which occurred in
the Cuban capitol yesterday. The
revolt was designed to kill Presi-
dent Fulgencio BatiSta.
North and Bert Jackson. mana
ger Of the Booker Terrace Motel,
were in Havana incident to mat
tiers in the travel business. North
explained that about ten minutes
before the shooting at the presi-
dental palace, he and Jack
son were in the Sevilla Biltmore
Hotel which minutes later had to
be barricaded from the heavy
machinegun fire, in conference
with the hotel manager. They left
that hotel and headed toward the
Vedada section going to the
Toledo Hotel when they heard the
rattle of gun fire. AS they walked
in the Toledo Hotel. North added.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30
Plumber at the u. N.

The news is so full of people who
get above themselves, 1t is pleasant to
come upon someone who knows exactly
who he Is and acts accordingly. We
have in mind the new American dele
gate to the United Nations, George
Meany, president Of the AFL-CIO.
II he we're ever to pose as somebody
special or somebody else, 1t would be
in the heady atmosphere of the glass
house on the East River. In the opulent
lounges, sibilant with the murmur Of
many tongues, the United States dele
gates are courted and fawned on in the
most head turning way. And. as a
matter of fact, Mr.. Meany as a labor
leader, probably has as much power as
any individual he's likely to run into
up there, so If he tended to be touch
imperial with someone like Krishna
Menon, it would be understandable.
But he didn't. His first day on the
job, Mr.. Meany, mindful Of the fact that
he used to be a plumber, went of in
search of his own. We all know that
plumbers when and II they come
head straight for the cellar, and that's\
what Mr.. MeaAy did. He found some
workmen down there and explained how
he happened to be upstairs. His ex-
PLANTATION was a model of clarity:
workers have stake in what goes on
in the rest Of the world and at the U. NJ"
Mr.. Meany remains untried as an
international diplomat. We have the
feeling that he'll give a good account
Of himself, however, particularly in
situations where little plain speaking
or the common touch is needed. AS
we say, he knows who he is, and that's
so often the beginning Of wisdom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30
The Real Pros Prove It

The 1857 baseball season will offer
its annual choice attraction when the
World Series begins on Wednesday, but
a special round of applause is due before
then to some Of the individuals who
hung up their equipment yesterday. For
the "old-timers" as we'll as players
there was a special flavor this year
In the batting races Of both leagues In
the American League, tempestuous Ted
Williams put on one of his best shows
to win his first batting championship
since 1948 and the fifth in his long
career. At 80, he is the oldest player
ever to win the title and his 1913 mark
is the highest in either league since he
hit .406 In l941. In the National League,
another real "old pro"-Stan Musial Of
the st. Louis Cardinals-came up with
a comparably brilliant performance to
take his seventh hitting title with a
mark Of ISL. For Washington fans,
there is even greater satisfaction in
producing the clubs first triple cham
pion" as Roy Sievers coaSted to the
league leadership in home runs (42),
In runs batted in 114) and in total
bases (3Sl). The popular left fielder
FIRST baseman was the bright star Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30
,Roiny Doy' Savings

Despite fears Of dollar depreciation
and widespread habits Of free spending.
the American people still are demon
strating an innate thriftiness. The Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Board reports that
individual savings in the first six months
OF 1857 were So billion - the highest
half-year figure in a decade-and had
reached the record total of $256 billion.
In a breakdown of the savings, the
board shows that life insurance is the
most attractive of these Investments
taking 81 cents of each savings dollar.
Purchase of United States savings
bonds actually showed a decline for the
latest six = month period as compared
with the first half of 1856 and caSh-ins
currently are exceeding sales. But the
savings as a whole represented storing
away Of slightly more than 1--WE cents
Of each dollar Of after-tax income dur
ing the six months.
Aside from the savings instinct-the
putting away Of something for the much
publicized "rainy day'-no specific ex-
PLANTATION is offered for the recorded
figures. High employment and increas-
ingly higher average incomes keep dol
lars available, of course. At the same
time, some studies show that fear of
imitation has tended to increase invest
mentS in real estate and common stocks
generally considered better hedges
against dollar depreciation than conven-
tional cash savings. In any case, the
savings record is highly welcome one.
Treasury and Federal Reserve Board
ofilcials have emphasized repeatedly
that one Of the major causes of the
current imitation has been an insuff1-
cheney Of savings in relation to the de-
mand for borrowed funds. The present
figures probably do not mean that this
relationship now has been fully adj
justed, but the trend is on the good side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30

II has been a privilege to
have William Hines dis
patches from Little Rock.
One is sobered by the re-
port Of the tragic events in
Little Rock. but part Of ones
mind pauses to admire Mr..
Hines reportorial skill and
the sensitivity and vividness
Of his writing.
Herman EdeIsberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30
Another by Russia

Another nuclear explosion, this one
In the megaton or hydrogen bomb
range, has just been set of by the Soviet
Union at site north of the Arctic
Circle. The news has come not from
Moscow, but from the United States
Atomic Energy Commission, which has
announced two other Russian tests since
August %. The men of the Kremlin,
1t seems, do not like to give out stories
Of this sort, and so the world must de-
pend on agencies like the Acc to be
kept informed.
BY way Of contrast, the United
States makes public a relatively great
mass OF information about all its series
Of nuclear tests, both before and after
they take place either in Nevada or at
Eniwetok in the Pacific. Moscow's COM
parative secrecy is more than Just in
tereSting. 1t plainly suggests that
RusSias leaders are doing their best to
cover up their own work in this field
while unleaShing torrents of propaganda
designed to give the impression that only
American "imperialists' are staging
atomic-hydrogen explosions and frus-
trating the Soviet Unions peace low
ing" efforts to ban all such experiment
tation.
Fortunately, however, because the
Acc and other organizations in the free
West are able to detect and publicize
the Russian detonations, Nikita Khru-
shchev and his colleagues must realize
that they cannot hide what they are
doing, except possibly some Of their
smaller tests. In short, despite their
secrecy, most Of the world knows about
their continuing experimentation. And
1t knows. too, that the ban they shout
Tor would be worse than meaningless
because it would be mere paper decla-
ration rather than an integral part of
an effectively policed stage-by-stage dis
armament agreement. i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30
Community 'StockpiIe'

President Eisenhower aptly described
the United Givers Fund and similar
charity campaigns as a "Stockpiling"
endeavor in the interest Of the under
privileged, the victims of disaster and
the other unfortunate residents Of
American communities. He is right in
stressing that the annual replenishment
of the monetary stockpile-which makes
possible the facilities and services Of
those who render aid to otherS-is a
task that is "clear and urgent"
1t is time in our own community, the
Washington Metropolitan Area, to re-
plenish the depleted stockpile of 140
agencies. For this stockpile, as Mr..
Eisenhower said in a nationwide tele-
vision address last night, is designed
to bring health and healing to the sick,
to help troubled families, to offer new
hope to the crippled and handicapped
%. (to) give guidance to youth, comfort
to the aged and help hold high the
spiritual level of every community"
These agencies have joined the United
Givers Fund under an agreement which
spares the public the annoyance Of
multiple appeals.
Tomorrow dedicated army Of VOL
unteers will begin house-to-houSe
canvass to give residents not otherwise
solicited their opportunity to contribute
toward the goal of 81 million. Business,
governmental and other units already
have started their collections. The needs
this year are greater than ever, the
cause vital and just. Nothing short Of
a full stockpile to meet those needs will
be acceptable.