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james w. Ford, g,
U.S.. Communist Leude,

NEW YORK. June % (R.-
James w. Ford. So. twice a vice
presidential candidate for the
Communist Party. died in Beth
Israel Hospital yesterday after a
short illness.
Mr.. Ford ran for vice president
in 1882 and in 1896. For the
last 10 years he had served on
various committees in the Com
munist Party.
A Negro. Mr.. Ford was born In
Pratt City. Ala, His father was
a steel worker and his mother a
domestic servant.
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Mrs. Jennie Rosendorf, SO,
Wife of District Fur Dealer

Mrs. Jennie Rosendorf. So.
wife Of Isadore Rosendort WASH
ington fur dealer. died yesterday
at the George Washington Hos
pital after q long illness.
For many years she was active
with her husband in the man.
agement of their fur business.
They retired several years ago.
She was a member Of the Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter of the
Eastern Star, the Haddasah,
Medical Unit Sc B'nai Birth
Women, City of Hope and a life
member of the Hebrew Home for
the Aged.
Surviving are her husband of
the home address, 4545 Connect
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Deeds Only True Test
Of Reds, Nixon Says

PLYMOUTH. Mass, June q
R.-Vice President Nixon said
today the United States must
measure its dealings with Com
Imunist nations "by the simple
yet profound, test offered by
President Eisenhower: Deeds
not words"
I'VE can hope the Communist
world will change" Mr.. Nixon
said, I'VE would be foolish not tc
use every opportunity to bring
about this change in a peace
full manner. But 1t would be
foolish to substitute the hope for
the deed, the word fSr the act. Z"
In an address pref Lred for the
Mayfower II celebration, OBJ
serving the arrival from Eng
land Of the reproduction Of the
original Pilgrim vessel, Mr.
Nixon declared:
I'VE must always be willing to
seek any real and worthwhile
improvement in our relations
with the Communist world. The
cold war is not our creation. We
do not wish to continue It any
longer than national security de.
mands . . ."
Allows for Disagreement
"In carrying out our program
of waging peace" Mr.. Nixon
continued. I'VE cannot expect
complete certainty and agree.
ment at every STEP" He said diff.
fering viewpoints within thiI
country will be discussed ans
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lieut. avenue NV: two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Maurice Schwartz, 537
Buchanan street NV, and Mrs.
Milton Wulfe of Los Angeles.
Calf sister, Mrs. Anna Lopate
of Detroit. Mich; two brothers.
Harry C. Racoosin, 1000 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. and Dam
lei Racoosin of Boston. Mass.
and five grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, Massachu-
sets avenue and Macomb street
NV. Memorial services win be
held at the home address.
Friends are requested to con-
tribute to City of Hope in lieu
|of flowers,
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Mrs. WIN. Hoffman, Widow
of Insurance Company Heed

Mrs. william M. Holman, 80,
widow Of the former president Of
1.-THE Ffremen's Insurance Co. Of
Washington and Georgetown.
died yesterday in George WASH
|ington University Hospital after
an illness Of seven months.
The company her husband
headed is one Of the oldest In
surance concerns In the country.
With the firm for 81 years, Mr..
Hoffman started as q messenger
in 1892 and worked himself up to
the top in 1921.
The former Marietta Manning
LOT Holly Springs, Miss. Mrs.
Hoffman had lived in Georgetown
for 81 years. Her Tome was at
2902 p street NV.
She was 3 member Of the
Daughters Of the American Rev.
|olution.
Her father, Van II. Manning,
was q Democratic Representative
from Mississippi who served IN
the 45th, 10Th and 47th Con-
crosses. During the Civil War he
was q colonel in the Confederate
Army, leading the Sd Arkansas
Infantry and the End Arkansas
Battalion. /.
Col. Manning fought in the
Battle Of Gettysburg. He was
captured during the Battles Of
the wilderness in May, Of 1864.
and was held as a prisoner Of
Union forces until the end of
the war. He was in Congress
from 1877 to 1888. A lawyer. he
Ipracticed law here after leaving
Congress.
Mrs. Hoffman is survived by
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|ply department. After 1858 he
was q member Of the Louis J,
Kroegers g. Associates. San
Francisco. a management con-
|sultant firm.
Surviving are two sons, NAL
colin G. Forbes, q student at the
University Of South Carolina
Medical School and James Rus
sell Forbes Of Anchorage. Alaska
Services were to be held today
lat West Middlesex, Pa.
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Joseph cipoIori,
Retired Tailor

Joseph Cipolari, SO. former
military tailor here, who counted
among his customers President
Harding and Generals Pershinl
and Patton. died on June II il
the Veterans Hospital, Cora
Gables, Fla.
For "a years he operated 8
military tailor shop at 826 Con.
necticut avenue NV. About Il
years ago he retired and moved
to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He wa:
a veteran Of the Spanish-Amer-
lean War.
Graveside services will be held
Tuesday in Arlington Cemetery
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KEWANEE. Ill. June % Dr.
Frank M. Lay. 81. retired pres
ident Of the Boss Manufacturing
Co. Kewanee glove manufac-
turers, died IN Phoenix, Ariz.,
yesterday, the company an
nounced.
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Ruling Limits Officials

RICHMOND. June % (R.-
General j, Lindsay Almond jr.
has ruled that only one member
of a County board of supervi-
sors may also serve on the Coun-
tvs welfare board.
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~|--~~s NNo-@-@~f2 ~t-s a.NrS = eN-A-AN
three children. They are v.
Manning Hoffman Of 45l0 Dex-
ter street NV, vice president
and secretary Of the Firemen's
Insurance Co.; william M. Hoff-
man, jr., Of TOT Sheridan street,
Chillum, Md. and James M.
Hoffman Of Superior. Wis.
Also surviving are a twin
brother, wilkins r. Manning, Of
81 w street NV: eight grand
children and two great grand
children.
Services will be held at noon
Monday in Hysong's Funeral
Home. 1900 N street NV. Burial
will be in the family lot in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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~ lhs .sssitstion q he rosary
ELIzABETH a. WILCOX
REV. JOIN G j M HTHNHssHqTE' prsfset.
Spiritual Director.
WILD, ELIzABETH .SBEssIED ETCHI;
her residence. 1854 Hobart 81 g0 NV y
T WD :ist.r y H.arI vwT SSa q
y Monssrss, Va. and aunt 81 81
sovssn. James ' 3. Bowen, gnn ''RlS. !
RSn. - e5 sSi 4th Il HR;s Co Ss sSS Rs;ss
i Ssss Ss a. s1sssns " s.s
WILLIAMS. JAMES A. suddenly, on
E cspls:f JAMES NEE r. VIE ssiH S:.
loved brother q .Sehlsy and Charles
k siSssxay Euu. Es'n HSm. may ssa Z: p.
e fSsS1sss. SIS sS s.. D0 s@ on S cssCs
1 HTnston s..i SsN csn...l In''r e.
Al, iss7. !, e Esssd%sns Hospital
Aste: .s y iaa.r & zee: i s.aas 9
YATES. EARL GEORGE. on Tuesday
June ts.. 1857 81 his residence, 500
e sfEs ' SsSy: ss' SESS.Il A &
THOMPSON Of Arlineton, va: Mrs
3oSi: A., vs lam, H E.vs q wP' NIsE'.
Spring. "a. Friends may may esil a. S'' IL
Lee funeral home Attn st. and Mass
ave. me-. where services win be held
ment Ariinston National Cemetery. 2a
YATES. EARL. The onicers and pem;
- hers Of Plumbers Local
tined Of the death Of Brother
EARL YATES on Tuesday
VElN June IS. 1857 Memberl
~ may call at the Lee Funeral
Parlors. 9Th st and Mass
ave. me-, where services viii be heid
on Monday, June g. at Q am In.
terment Arlington National Cemetery
d c DOW. Secretary. %
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JOHNSON. ETA, The family Of MISS
ETA JOHNSON wishes to extend their
who so generously expressed their
kympalhy and coincidence. and for their
beautiful floral offerinKs and other
tokens Of sympathy extended US DUR
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.DEATHS-
In Mrntnrtant

Bo S,S. DoR S.Irs In n, ms% s q q
'OOAs' Her 1IR' DHvuuoEsff22;R. DOROTHY.
BROOKS, OLIVIA. In. iovins remem.
hrsnee Of ny beloved aunt. OLIVIA
H yssp SEs ,O SsS SsP gen. sss life
noash on .sHb I Tou n s1e no %oss
Yet In memory you are With me.
As you always were before,
her 5ou DEVOTED NIECE. HELEN
DIG0s. MAMIE SIMPSON. In loving
SIMPSON DIocs. who departed this
life five years aso today. June 70.
/ DO. not need q special day
To BRING you to my mind.
The days ! DO not think Of you
Are yery hard @ IND.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. PoRTIA M
fRANkLIN.
GAYLEs. LEE EvBRETT. In eonstap.
s Gsn .lc Cs%fT SSsSsa LEE nv y fiyHIs
qAYLEs. who passed on TO eternal life
thirteen years aso today June 81
ing AyLEEJgrl r' LUCILLE HUNTER
0OLDsTEIN, ALVIN q. IN loving mem.
DRY Of my husband and devoted father
ALVIN o. oOLDeTEfN. who departed
this ne one year aso today. Juns
l vas standing sta Ing. a, your bedside
And when ] knew that you had gone
II almost broke my heart.
Our hearts cannot tell how We mist
~, our 10, % 10 no. ~ know row. What TO say
Which we hide under our smile.
PREY PREF; SHARON DIANA DANNY
c II G11 s:. ASs NONE. a II Vyn Spl
who entered into eternal rest threl
years ago. June 20. 1854.
Treasured thoughts Of one 90 dear
Often bring silent tear:
TnoLshts return 70 scenes Ions. past
Time rolls p IN sTi ~s cEHi5RE a.
HAWKINS. WESTON ". IN. loving re.
membrane Of my devoted husband
WESTON W. HAWKINS, who departed
this ,p lite six years ago TODAY JUNE
uprisht and lust to the END nd Of Ii: days:
What besutifui memory he lei
DEySTRD' WIFE. NJ. LILLIAN HAw.
H nv beloved MSDH husband. Eub SosnHsSH' g
KIRvENs who departed this life Junt
80, 1856.
God gave me a wonderful husband,
one ! can never toreet;
LOVING WIFE, JULIA N. kERvN.
MOORE, KENNETH a. An expression
Oar'e0 one y TfhaTELsNiSS L sue GARDNER o
REEDER, ADA; In loving memory d
li' Us three years ESQ today, Jun'
sOF s, may q thin. .s,tE ou ,o ar. I toSsH
But In memory .ou are with Us
As you always T .r.Ie p stMs,v
ROGERS, MARCO ANN. In loving mem.
6isd Suddenly i I've Years n~ 40 tOda ns
june 90. 1855.
Deeds Of beauty, life Of love
| 9tay with Us, though gone above.
Friends and relatives far and neal
Hold your memories precious and dear
THE prS SSIssir A iiDf sRasExvrp ROO.
kRs FAMILY,
ROLLINS, DORA In memory Of oui
dear mother, DORA ROLLINS, who
passed away thlrty.hve wears ago To.
day, June ~, 1922.
Thirty-fiye years have passed and still
Friends may think the wound II
But Ihsy, viii rsyer know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts con-
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. WILLIAM
EDNA AND RAYMOND
ROY. GRACE. In loving memory Of oui
own dear GRACE ROY.e
Loving thoushts OF one so dear
| Often BRING silent tear.
Thoushts return 20 scenes Ions. past
Time roll1 on, Tut memories last.
kAERY AND MARIE.
sAnToRIl cllAhLhs; I'm memOIy Of oui
passed away twelve years aeo today.
Every day In some small way
Memories OF you come our way.
] Time and years how swiftly BIZ.
But love and memories never die,
| DAUGHTERS AND SONS.
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NmuriItttn

RosENFELD. NORRIS. There viii }.
, En- gnyeiIing o q ]. p2pssggsns q e.
FIELD at the. ohev sholom Cemetery
l3237. 18th pl, SCI on Sunday, June
20, 1857. 1T 1870 pm. Friends and
isEfElfSNf' RoSkNIPPEEE.Hfc A e issiiEbREn
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CEMETERY.LOTS

Tw0 LOTS, Q sites each. in Masonic sec.
ton, 0eofse Nashington cemetery. on
Riggs I'd: perpetual care; 5000 per lot
call Jul o.2462 after 1890 pm
FORT LINCOLN cEM1LcJCERYs Il, ehagSs
ewes. Ju. b.e025.
bEAUIIFUL FORT LINCOLN GENE.
TERY-owner wishes TO sell 2 sites u
eeeiIon L, $13b each. Phone WA
t.otSo.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER INC.
pI.ss Open dsIls SanS Sclle..s SSsS:
eetedss!I.. siso o accepted, $40 70 gpg H ,CsIE
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

J.William Lees Sons Co.
sUNEltAI OlRECTORs
lth and Mass. Ave. q. IL S.oxOO
Malvan & Schey, Inc,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st NV. NO 7-0l33
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DrathH

WILCOX, ELIZABETH A. The members
- Of St. Michaels Sodality are
(D 70 assemble AZ the 8 H
2001 18th st. NV. on Sun
V~NU day, June 20, ct 8 pm, for
~ the recitation OF the rosary
for the repose Of the soul 81
ELIZABETH 4. WILCOX
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HAMMOND. AUSTIN W. 4 spscisl COM
IN 8 hereby cal, called for , az noon
MN the Masonic Temple. 18th q.
W,N and New YORK ave; NV. for
W the purpose Of conducting the
Austin 4S'' ". H IAN D. All member;
are I'9 PHfEfP s94oRIpsRRaRo'. Master.
JOHNSON r. ZIMMERMAN secy.
HELTMAN. MAURINE. on Thursday,
SSHs n AuiRSISNk HELEf RiHSEssnS 81 s sTs1
rRsy sr1 Ms1.i rS y Hsm sBstips s Md
: :s At aS sSi S d Hines INES S Go M ESnis
iisSS. ihtsrmsnt Cedar Hin cemstssry.
HOFFMAN, MARIETTA MANNING. on
Friday. June u, 1859 al oeorse-
Eft ETA MHSN A G6SSfh4s S vdo aN Il
and c beloved neither Of James n. Hon
9ssSspinws ii FsIml n sRs slso f.o .ss
ylved BY her twin brother. Wilkins
3. Manning. Remains Testing A.
aysoag vssI runs sS.rl HoT s.ivic osOO VII
n n:ls OF hel nHnss' and ffffsnes are
s sS@en e oi :sHS Sa' cs%sterS a5
n g. 3 ' fSgs 5oHS On p w sGsaagg
Hiids M. Hughes Of 81. Louis. Mo-
and :, Albert y. HUGHES Of Syracuse,
neral Home, 36Q6 l4th 81. NV. on
Monday. June "a, at $3.50 an. Re-
QUEEN high mas. at ~; osbrisrs
iington National Cemetery. %
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W ,AGH NAB May N9hTH: on Frlday,
TansZ ave: Alexandria. Va MARY
Prank Hugh Wagner and mother Of
EbT a1IS ' %ssni r. S Ma. rsnc. enc
Wagner and Mrs. Ann Nisewander
Friends may call ct the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Please omit hoTers. tchieSso. III.
papers please copy.l
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WALSH. ERNEsT I. HTNNfEl. on

V w.dns;as 5.s Ses. IL 1872 s y knns p
S %sLsl NJ S:,ov.s Ef SS:s.ns ., S:IssI6!
Lee, Terry Ann, steven iinWood and
Joan Marie Walsh. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881
Georgia ave- NV, " MONDAY June
ton National Cemetery. %
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June g. 1857. FRANK A. "a MA 1NsSNuiSSs
SsYEss Rsssis ssh: p n s Is: '9.Shn:
MON Of wichita Fails. TEX. and broth
er Of Miss Della K Mannion Of Wash
inston. D. CT Mr.. Michael J. Mannion
IsnSion of Fair oats. pa anG Also SG suavis.
ins are two Grandchildren. Friends
may cal at the w. X. Huntemann 4
Son Funeral Home, 5732 0eorsia ave.
20. to 10 pm. Funeral and inter-
ment at Beaver Fails, Pa, on Wednes-
day. June IS Parkins facilities in
rear Of funeral home. %
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AK %Z IRR; 4 d9 sS MEx N NT.i
wswM tdv sss'' S. Sas Of mother sas 'ss
Earl and Robert Lester. Walters: sister
Of william Z. Bryan Of ennbury. Pa. ;
sradenson si Pa ana n Mrs S Cora ReaS o.
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home. 5000 Rhode island ave, 81
Eastern ave. ne. where services viii
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. "a
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ThursSSy, June 20. 1851 at Mont
iR'' %S{ SssRig H sHoS as'P' sSs
burg. Nd. husband Of MargaIst
W.. H., and John Tompkins Hammond:
son OF OHIO " Hammond. brother. Of
Ruth H. Reclining of Alexandria. Va:
Ohio VI. Hammond. 81. Of Evanston,
Syracuse, N. Z. Friends are invited
to call at the Colonial Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Rockville.
s MS yne June s'i Az =. wy pm. Inter-
ment clarksbur3 Methodist Episcopal
Church Cemetery. 70
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CARLER. DR., FLOYD JAMES. On
bethesda Naval Hospital. DR., FLoYI
JAMES CARTER Of 4. Magnolia pkvy
Elsie. Beatrice Carter and father Of
vited 70 cali ct the Bethesda chew
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A
on Monday, june "a. ct Fort Myei
Chapel. Fort Myer, va. at / pm
lnterment Arlington National Gene.
terry. IS
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day. June q, 1857. q De Natlonal
s nhV sSsSE H e les. sos Ms. ss sI.5s
ave. ne The 6eIoved mother Of Ksth-
crime and Donald vanne. daughter Of
Mrs. Katherine schlosser- and sister
ana Mrs. Madelin ne sanford. FRIENDS
may call ct the Lee Funeral Home
18th ct. and Mass. ave. me- where
prayers will be neld ct 1880 am.
Monday. June "a. lnterment Glen
wood Cemetery. %
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members Of Chevy chssi
VI s cnsPs.s sF.s! no ,.G SS; q g s. s.
A0AN. semnle for services for ouI
co. late brother, DR.. FLOYD J
N CARTER. on Sunday. Junt
v %. 1857. at 8 pm, az thu
Robert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
1857 wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Nd.
DOROTHY N. DAVIS.
Associate Matron.
JOHN d. CHANDLER.
RUTH 3. wEoNER. Past MetrOn.
Seey. %
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A. 4; SSHMS lSrfEb STATES t s1.iIl.sl.
isssa5Ri lssU EN- q II S.i SSs
father of John A. and Frederick II.
LIVINGSTONE. Funeral from the James
T. Ryan Funeral Home. 81 Pa. ave.
am 01 Reo MGjnnAy; ns ssne "a q g;So
Xavier Church at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. lnterment with
full military honors at Fort Myer
Chapel. Arlington National Cemetery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
FEAR NO EVIL

In Psalm 81. we read:
Thou shalt tread upon the
lion and adder: the young
lion and dragon shalt thou
tra,nple under feet
Jesus said. Behold. I give
onto you power 10 tread on
serpenss and scorpions. and
over ell Tire power Of the enc
my: and nothing shall by any
means hurt YOU"
We quote 4 verse from c.
:. HVmnal by Mary Baker
Eddy
Love Is orr refuge; only with
mine eve
Can 0ch0ld the snare. the
pit. the fall.
His nabisa'ion high Is here.
and nigh.
Ills arm encircles me. and
NINE and al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
H. 900 pisso! Permits
tConiinysd from Page y

What IS needed rext is 70 take the list OF all 1ooo
ISTOL PERMIT HOLDERS, together with their character
eferences three re-red for each permit and have
1em checked by the r B. against IT'S master file Of ermi
,ss Nor the public has right TO know The results
IF this check when and il n,ade be left 10 The
ii-creon Of police officers ii what such screening
hoaed Afer ell II police officer who gave Magoeeo
is permit in the first place And il Erie County police
,Heers who their courtesy card 70 Appalachian dele
Jae and another to Mario Romo fhe mobser whose body
was found in Jersey City The other day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
Senator
Potter
reports
the latest news from Washington
Of special interest to Michigan :.

THE WASHINGTON PARTY CIRCUIT IS some
thing almost never frequent because Of press OF m
pcr,ant leg s,aiive Quito and Wit not too mNch
legre: Blt sometimes miss party which causes ne
the kind of sadness boy has when he finds he ar I
90 10 the STATE fair or the clcuS such las Sttur
days party ~ Colby Dale Farms in Romeo % mi
from Ds troit The guest * honor was l0NCetEADOW
MINNIE a registered GuerQsey COW, who IN November
complete production recop trat is the 9heSt OF any
breed on twice-a-day milking.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
Labor MonopoIies-
Continued from Page u
NOT THE SANE
The Rev. Mr.. Coogan said:

The Rev. Mr.. coogan said
u For one would look forward with .'.a-.. . the DAY
yhen Walter Revhcr. r 80 leaders ship Of American
ator sfo.i 5-corno the exempar Of American vnionsn
Then II would need righi-io-work law to save
ne American workman from the compulsory domination
& that influence"
lie said Rauther while very energetic about roofing
acksfeeEne OFT Of unionsn" does not show THE same
.iosslitY to violence a union tactic"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
1oDAY IN National AFFAIRS:
Shipping At The President Called A
Low In Polite"
BY David Lawrence
(N.Y. Tribune, Dstroii Free Press, 1870

WASHINGTON Dec 5.--Some Of the Democrats F"
prominent foeal 20 ons inside and outside OF Congress
ave Struck new low in partisan politics. Their 'np"s
ac!ss President Eisenhower with innuendoes about
rs 'ncapa-y to In bad taste and lacking ~ s
Js~al eoJrtesos os public life.
Dwight Eisenhower himself PLAYS fsi--he has never
stopped 10 dirty politics. He makes personal ATTACKS
RE stands above such things While he has made some MI"
fakes in pvbe Foleydvs perhaps unwise advice from
his own Official fanily-he Is mol the kind Of who wiz
ever d' TO perform the duties of his Office conseienfou
cne reason Is because the President has been so'de
oorng most OF his RE understands what mean
by fidelity 70 thc United States because he has ed MS
lie or many occasions project the forces Of his eounnI
On ''c battlefield. To say that Gen. Eisenhower would TO
orc nomen shirk his duty as President an; eomm'noe
'neh'e IS 10 esmirch the record of man who served SUI
eessfu''y as the supreme eommsndsr Of Allied srm''
nsvss and air forces In the greatest Of ell history
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
End Hunting Misfortune

(consInvsd from Psge
And Jesus thereto: BLESSED ARE THEY WHO
HUNGER AND THIRST AFTER RicHTEoUsNess",
Hence TO the four fishermen COME FOIL ow ~.
AND WILL MAKE you FISHERS or MEN,. VIZ
Also. SEEK YE FIRST TIE KINGDOM or coo AM
HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS. AND ALL THESE THINGS sHA,,
Be ADDED UNTO YOU!
Come unto all ys that 'sbour and heavy laden
and will give you rest.
Take my yoke upon YOU, and learn Of me; for .
meek and owIv in heart: and shall find unto v
souls.
FOR MY YOKE IS EASY. AND MY BURDEN :,
LiCHT."-Msf 1890
IND MISFORTUNE COSTS MANNED HUNTER
ALEC tDefroif News,
LANSING, Nov. ~. - tAPl - Michigan hunters fo,,.
themselves in extraordinary situations they swarmed ;
forests and swarps in recent weeks.
He.e some OF them
Fred z. Bowman Of PrudenviIle. who lost his left 49,,
in honfing accident ago. lost his leg This week il
similar accident
His l2-eauge shotgun discharged when he stumbled
SCATTERING the leg bady doctors at Mercy Hospital i
cadillac had TO remove IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
"Gun-Permit Probe Lists Sponsors =
TIE ss NAMES TO caIMC FIGURES
BY hi.ion Lewic

BY Milton Lewic NY Tribune, II 81
Eiehtyeighs persons-ve' TO be idsntfed-served as
pistol permit vouchers for questionable Characters
including four who attended last months upstate under
world conferences
This revealed yesterday by The Police Department.
which refvsed TO disclose the OF Of the
vouchers" character references listed Until thev
checked ou That is 70 be DONE according Deputy Police
Commissioner Walter Arm, by special squad OF ff-
teen sersesns who will seek the vouchers" of
whom may we'll be dead.
The appointment Of this special sergeant squad yeser-
day, Mr.. Arm said emphasized the departments deern
nation 70 cheek OF the 5000 current civilian
pistol permit hoidersto if they really entitled TO
Fave Mr. Arm nol speaking about their sponsors
but about the weapon carriers themselves.