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The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
LIBRARY READING HOUR

Library Reading Hour will be
conducted this Saturday by Mrs.
Robert Anvik. She will read sew
eral books designed for. children
from ages five to eight, two Of
which T Little Lost Lamb"
and Susie the Cat" Additional
selections of poetry and verse
will be made from "Story and
Verse for Children"
Ito Viestenz will be the as
sisting Rainbow Girl. The pro-
gram will start at 1000.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Sp-3 Loren F. Sparks, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sparks, 7O8
End st. S. E., Sidney, a graduate
of Sidney high school in 1855, en-
listed in Company "A" 163d ar
mored Cavalry Regiment the 25th
of April 1855 as Pvt.-1, promoted
Pvt.-2 % January Sc, promoted
to Sp.-3 3 July 1857. He is at
present a qualified driver in the
tank section. Also as a gunner
with the 76 nm. tank gun, and
as marksman with the 80 caliber
carbine. He has attended three
summer encampments with this
unit at Fort William Henry Har-
rison, Montana.
Our next drill will be Monday,
November 18th. We urge all young
men between the ages of II and
35 to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Peoples Congregational
Church Guild to- Meet
Thursday, Nov. IA

The Peoples Congregational
church guild will meet Thursday,
November IA at 2:30 p. m. at the
church. This is the annual meet
ing for election of officers and
all members are urged to be in
attendance. Hostesses will be the
members of the evening circle.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
LAST RITES FOR
RICHEY

Funeral services for Ambrose
(Ed) Holmes, 70, a rancher of
the Richey area, were held at
2 p. m. Wednesday in the Full
kerson Funeral Home Chapel. The
Rev. Palmer Aarnes, pastor of the
Holiness Methodist church, Of
ficiated, and burial vas in the
Sidney cemetery.
The complete obituary will be
published next week.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Left to right; Dale Edam. Gary King. Kent NorbY. Harold simard
Lorenzo Simonsen. Advisor James Norden.
Advisor j. L. Norden has been notified that the Sidney Future
Farmers OF America dairy cattle judging team received a ninth place
rating out of the AZ teams that participated. The judging team
Lorenzo Simonsen. Kent NorbY. and Gary King-representng the
state of Montana at the National Dairy Congress. Waterloo. Iowa.
in October.
sidering the high degree of competition provided by teams from
Michigan. Minnesota. Florida. and California who selected the top
students from the state TO compose their teams.
All three boys received individual awards for their ranking with
other contestants.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Plan to enjoy homemade pie
or cake with coffee at the Con-
gregational ladies' sale in the VAL
ley Hardware Co. store Saturday,
Nov. 16. There will also be a
table Of homemade candies on
sale. 42-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

We have Just received a ship
ment of Remington Portable
Typewriters in three different
%colors, and also Remington Rand
Portable Adding Machines. Come
in and see them. Sidney Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Contains

Myzon Powder Contains
wide-range antibiotic, essential
vitamins and quick-enerxy dex-
trose. For Poultry, Swine. and
Calves. See at the new SIDNEY
DRUG STORE. Alto
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

October 81, Lyle George and
Marlene Eckhart, both Of Sidney.
Nov. 81, Chalmer w. Knick,
Froid, Barbara Beauchaine, Gull
bertson.
Nov. 1, Eston ]. Wilmer and
Lois A. Holtz, both Of Minot N.
D.
Nov. 4, Kenneth Haxton, Bow
bells, N. Oak, Carl Hanse, Ken
mare, N. D.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Turner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Walther, who are visiting
here from Panama, were also in
cluded as family guests.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
Notice Of WCTU
Meeting November Is

The next meeting Of the WCTU
will be held November Is at the
home of Mrs. R. S. Mutt with
Mrs. Harry Kreis as co-hostess.
AS this is the day to pay dues
all are asked to be prepared. All
members are urged to be in at
tendance and visitors are always
WAcome.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

A complete selection of COIN
ALBUMS for the coin collectors.
The New SIDNEY DRUG STORE.
41-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Send Christmas Greetings with
PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS
made from your OWL snapshots.
See samples at the new SIDNEY
DRUG STORE. 41-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07
BABIES AT HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher,
Fairview, girl, October 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rehbein,
Lambert, girl. Nov. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Klemmer,
Savage, girl, Nov. 3.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

MI. and Mrs. Albert Sobolik
visited over the week end at the
home Of their son Albert Jr. and
family in Lowell, Wyoming.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Society
st. Rita's Circle
Entertained at Albert

SODOl1k home
Mrs. Albert Sobolik and Mrs.
Clara Waldo were hostesses to St.
Rita's Circle of the Catholic La
dies Altar Society at the regular
meeting held at Mrs. Sobolik's
home Friday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-07

Only at a Motion Picture
Theatre can you $50 these big.
new hits -. Il will be many
wears TO come before these
wiIfshe shown on tslsvision.
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A Treat in Store
For the Red Birds

The st. Cecilia and the
Children's Choirs OF st. Al
bans Parish will sing for
their suppers on Wednesday
at the Shoreham Hotel.
The hotel management has
promised that after the
groups finish their Christ
mas carolins. they will be
served Ice cream as a treat
on the house"
Christmas music will be
sung by the groups in the
lower lobby OF the hotel from
Sis to 5:45 pm. under the
direction OF Emily z. p.
Pearse.
The st. Cecilia Choir. COM
posed OF teen-age girls in
bright blue robes will join
in with the Red Birds" the
little girls choir in bright
red. and the small boys Of
the parish in black and white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Khouris
Hosts
Dinner

Lebanese Am assador
Khouri was host at q dinner
last evening in honor Of the
State Departments Robert
McClintock. whose appoint
ment as United States Am
bassador TO Lebanon is con-
sidered imminent.
Miss Alexa A. Khouri. the
Ambassadors sister, served
as his hostess, and Mrs. Nc
Clintock shared honors with
her husband.
The dinner party. which
numbered 10 guests. probably
is the last the Khouris will
give in Washington. as they
are returning to Lebanon
before the end Of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Saw
age. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dor
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Roosevelt. Mrs. Eleanor
Lansing Dulles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Callahan were
among the State Department
contingent present at the
gathering.
The Director Of the Budget
and Mrs. Percival r. Brund-
age, Miss Mildred Vardaman
of USIA. Admiral and Mrs.
Harold ID. Baker. Gen. and
Mrs. Leigh Wade. Mrs. John
Farr Simmons the Is still in
Japan. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Evans and Mrs. Thompson
Montgomery also were pres
ent.
Others we're the vice presi-
dent OF Aramco. Mr.. Terry
Duce. and his wife, down
from New York for the party:
Aramco's Washington repre-
sentative, Mr.. James knight.
and his wife; Capt. and Mrs.
John jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amin Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Satterthwaith and
Mrs. Evan Morris Wilson.
Some OF the guests from
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Miss Mcdowell
TO Be Married

Capt. Percival Eaton Nc
Dowell. tUSN). and Mrs.
Mcdowell announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Azalea Adelaide TO Mr.. Man
fred Walter Leckszas. son of
Col. Walter Leckszas, retired,
and Mrs. Leckszas Of Frei-
burg. Breisgau. Germany.
Miss Mcdowell graduated
from Holton Arms School and
from Connecticut College for
Women at New London,
Conn. She made her debut
at The Chevy Chase Club In
1854.
Mr.. Leckszas received his
law degree from the Univer-
sity OF Freiburg. Germany,
and Is now studying Ameri-
can law at the University of
Virginia.
A June wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14

Miss Caroline Graham. as
sistant TO the Dean of Ad-
mission Of the University Of
Pennsylvania. was the speak
err at a tea given recently at
the home Of Mrs. Philip Am
ram. 260l 3ist street NV.
The tea was held by the
Washington Chapter of the
University Of Pennsylvania
Alumnae Club. Guests were
junior and high school stu
dents who have shown inter-
est in attending Pennsyl-
vania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14

Club. All members OF the
Quartermaster Association
and their wives in this area
were invited and there were
224 guests.
This party took place In
the officers Club of Fort Nc
Nair with the reception
starting at 7 pm. and then
dinner and dancing until l
am.
The QuartermaSter Gen.
eral and Mrs. Andrew r. Me-
NAmara were on hand to
greet the guests and others
were 1t. Col, and Mrs. H.
Beverly Boyle and 1t. Col.
and Mrs. William c. Bare
field.
Mrs. Boyle is president of
the club and Mrs. Barefield
was chairman Of the dance.
The tables which seated 10
were covered with gay red
table cloths centered with
Christmas greens.
This party also benefited
from one to be held this eve
ming. The hall of the club
was decorated with trees and
holiday trimmings. II was the
work Of members of the
Transportation Corps who
will have their large Christ
mas party this evening.
Dinner Dance
Among those asked to the
dinner dance last evening
were Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
KeSter L. Hastings the was
the Quartermaster General
before Gen. Mcnamara,
Mai Gen. Alfred B. Dennis
ton. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Macintosh. and Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Victor Mclaughlin.
Others asked were Gen.
and Mrs. James B. Quill. Gen.
and Mrs. E. S. Ehlen. Gen.
and Mrs. Thomas B. Evans
and Gen. and Mrs, Herman
Feldman.
Those who served on Mrs.
Barefield'S committee were
Mrs. James c. Pennington.
Mrs. Eugene S. Cronin. Mrs.
Joseph Hamlin. Mrs. Her.
bert Gagne. Mrs. George s.
Calvert. Mrs. Winfred c.
NaSelroad. Mrs. Robert o.
Graham. Mrs. Robert E. Dor
Sey. Mrs. Dean van Lydegraf
and Mrs. Walter A. Higgins
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TO-DAY n s''SoczETY

diplomatic row were the
Swiss Ambassador and Nine.
de Torrente. Pakistan Am
bassador and Begun All. the
Egyptian Minister and Nine.
Naizi and the IraQ counselor.
Mr.. Saleh Mahdi.
Another gathering on en-
baSsy row last night was the
cocktail party given by the
Press Counselor of the Yugo-
slav Embassy and Nine.
Defranceski. who entertained
in their home on Military
road.
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SERVICE SET rETES
BrQzil Celebrates
Gala Navy Day

4 large party took place
yesterday to celebrate Bra
Zil's Navy Day.
The event was q reception
from 6 to 8 pm. IN the Park
Room OF the Shoreham
Hotel.
The hosts and their wives
were the Naval Attache and
Mrs. Pedro Paula de A.
Suzano. Assistant Naval At
tache and Mrs. Victorino S.
Maia and Assistant Naval
Attache and Mrs. Frank
r. A. LEVER.
The six formed a receiving
line to greet over 400 guests.
Admiral's Birthday
December Is is the birth
day Of Admiral Joaquin
Marques Lisboa. founder OF
the Brazilian Navy. The Ad-
miral was born in 1907 and
started as a seaman work.
ing up TO the top rank. He
is credited with starting
their Navy which in 1854
was ranked tenth in size in
the world.
Among those invited were
Superintendent OF the Naval
Gun Factory and Mrs. Da-
yid NJ, Tyree, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. A. j. Fay. Vice
Admiral James Holloway.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Al
bert Mumma and Comman-
dant of the Potomac River
Command and Mrs. Harold
Davies Baker.
Others were Vice Admiral
and Mrs. William Davis. jr..
and among the members OF
the Pan American Division Of
the ONCE of the Chief OF Ma
val Operations expected were
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Wal
lis F. Petersen and Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. B. N. Ritten-
house.
Three aides to the Chief OF
Naval Operations and their
wives accepted. Capt. and
Mrs. r. l.. Shirley. Col. and
Mrs. Walter Cornell and
Comdr. and Mrs. Raymond
Peet.
Others we're Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Lawrence H. Frost.
Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Charles Martell. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Vernon Low
rance and from the Joint
Brazil-United States Defense
Commission were Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. Thomas Trapnell
and Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Thomas Darcy.
The Brazilian Ambassador
and Mime. PeiXoto were asked
as were members of the en-
baSSy staff and their wives.
Brazilian Ambassador to the
ORGANIZATION of American
States Lobo and members OF
his staff and their wives and
members OF the Brazilian
Military and Air Missions
and their wives.
Director OF the Inter-
American Defense Board
and Mrs. Lemuel Shepherd
were among those accepting
as were Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
William Skaer. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Floyd F. Ferris.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jo-
seph Furer. the Bolivian
Counselor and Senior de
Zuazo and Rear Admiral
Thomas c. Raglan. who is
chief Of the United States
Naval Mission in Brazil and
is here for a visit.
Another service party that
took place last evening was
the annual Christmas din
dance put on by the
Information WomenS
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Eqqnoq PortY

The Washington Junior
Chapter Of the Daughters OF
the U. s. Army will give It's
annual eggnog party this
evening from 5 to 7 in the
Red Room Of the Army Navy
Town Club.
Heading the guest list will
be Brig. Gen. and Mrs. NAL
colin F. Lindsey. Mrs. Lindsey
Is national president OF the
Army Daughters organiza-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-14
Christmas Purty Set

The Junior Woman's Com
munity Club OF Kensington
will hold its monthly meeting
8 pm. December 10 at the
Mizell Cottage. The clubs
Christmas party. with chill
dren OF members as guests,
is set for Sunday afternoon,
also at the Mizell Cottage.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

BAPrTsr LEARDEg from alt
sections - he country attended
tho recent sunusl Board meeting
Sf the Es'lDusI Baptist Conven-
ton, uEA In. held In hot
Springs. Ark, ard amJnR the
prominent iaynTn present wss
HEM O'Bryan'. nsti0naIl knOwn
cH0lr robe ard uniform manufart-
ursrs ~ lbs Angeles Jst HaEs.
Nns meanwhile reported Mr. o.
Bryant's nrfn hHd declared bank.
rIptcy.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

Let not your heart be
troubled; yc believe In God.
believe also In Me.--(St. John
~. l.)
Some Of US, In our quest for
tho Truth. become so CON
fused and unhappy because
we cannot seem 10 comprc-
hend, TO understand ~ we
feel we ought. But Jesus. who
was sent by God the Father
TO be our guiding light, shows
us the Way in such simple.
understandable words that
we should never faltcr.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-03-01

RENT IT Win 4 WANT Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
Scientist Topic

lceniinvsd from Pses u
se THOU DIsMAYED. FOR THE LORD THY GOD IS VITA
THEE WliITHERsoEvER THOU coeST."
Frsm ~sesnee Health with Key HE seriptvsss.~
b. Mary Baker Eddy wl b reed the fG;S~ing 77e:z$E
THERE IS NO POWER APART FROM oCss, oMNiPo
TesacE HAS ALL-poWER, AND TO AckNovvLs,%cE ANY
OTHER POWER IS TO DlsHoNoR COO "'"
The ceIdsn Text from Joel l7:17: vs shall knew ths
sm n the midst Of Israel and that the Lord yovr
God, md none elss"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20
Industry's View

tcontinved from Back Psoe)
The plynoerns rsckefeerin9 Derocstic leader
ship recognized and built % me Communist monster
s~sY vent billion secrets and 'knc~-be~ !
Ard the 5esiPs Judas Christ void snfi-Chrst judaism
had heavy hand in these gigantic steals And Of COURSE
ire devils 2. c.
Ard the same. desiiish klsIes6ership gave Pearl
HArbcrs hundred billion bunder and Democrat infsmJ
loss of chins the Reds And then devils Truman
ties gave Korea That u.s. the devil had sold them
q bill Of goods 70 drss'iesy reduce military strength
after detecting Japan The devils Deoerss-knavss and
fccs-beeyed that The Reds would be GOOD Boys!
THE RIGHT TO WORK is PROTECTED eY THE
NINTH AMENDMENT"
tContinved Next Column Top)
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Fifth AMEboosED6T. 49,
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ptsaee>sd u ~ Fist 49, ne1t
1abas Dafsas' ShslA 1sve III
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uooUyIKYS VEN
@ Tse CONSTITUTION And rHaE nsotH TO VI

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@ TrE CONSTITUTION AID rHE Ucf6 TO wonk
IN Ansiea Il ve~lS sssa sse<vtses 49, asabsr.he
e oenrmsmbsrship n ~ srysnzszisn shesd -
esssns - Ggkk G - ind5saess - ssryrO - ~
ieh Ans;ezns ssnsrssy bssvs - fzuedD - sssssupn
n fsunA,ankh riok4 e II indx1HsaS - ~ s<A rof
INCLUDES NJ shs - ssSs<f ~ Ne isdvUsfs sss MI
which any prTvsss erssaixsfisas ~ Nh sa - sppsr
s.eh rahts svsrsnfssa snd prsssaAad - ~ bGasA
AnsaAnsaf and prsescssA sssnn iapsirsnf - ~
snss sesisn By prshihs 81 - fissss I'm snd
Fssrfsenih Amendments 10 - censssf'sn q ~ Onssd
States
The bss;e right Of Re verk. regardless q ns.hs-
sh;e o. nsnmsnbershp IN isbsr vnsa gBssatse4
IN esshtssa which hsss enssssd -R1hs+ewsrk-
Laws.
The core Of me typical -Rigt+e~erk sssvss consists
$500 smpasymsaf hsessss - mEk0ea1&P - pooo@
MEAAoeRssnp i lsAsr srsaazs1isar - SECOND. -
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hs~sAip n . 49, srssnizsssa Is lsssi - vsiA
ssas Il ~ 10 -nighS4s-Nsrk kvs srs sssad n Co.
sssS;saai rrsv<;sas bSs ~ nsiwiy ssks - ssa -
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Thsss stsfs esnsfiDu1ona s@sadmsA1S snd sfa1u1oa.
essd -Rgk14eWsk A<14- erssts sssAvssry bsssisr -
sssssls ~ shsr srssassisas. md snesTs sosnst -
iaAsrssf rishs Of svsry - sppsrtvny - sssh
secure - ssfd smpssYmsaH Which - desires.
fer vhi< - NY - sssd which may - sssssA,s n
haray conditions sueh compulsory union nsnhsrship
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Rains. FauIty-
lcsasisssd srsn ssek Peg,

PEsTllEascEs. sih DISEASE. DEATH. DefoRM
TIES WARS EvEk-oF TIE DENLiSs4. M-x-TtttcAl.
~cHAsTlY FARCE or MATERIAL lss-esilsdI
EXISTENCE - IA. of Ny imperative Christina
seisnes tsxtbss-nss$sr hssssr. misseis wsskss. sv
savior. Ebsssser end pretseser 81 NM CHOSEN kte
JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE. 800
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" DICTATED TO NY INCOMPATIBLE
PRoeHETEss MARY BAKER EDDY DIVINE
REvELATo& or TIE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
A RESURRECTION or THE SEEMING cRUcf.
FDuok or THE CHRISTIE PHYSICAL sehsE-ouT
or The TERRIBLE But Mr-T-tl-e-A4 WHITE
SOUTH. SPIRITUAL LuNAcY. MANIFESTED ~ The
CIVIL WAR BLOOD eATHl
AND We RElTERATE A SEGMENT or ROMAN
CATHOLICISM HAD HAND NJ THE AsSAssip&A-
tom OF NY. coos. BELOVED ABRAHAM LIAcolNt
Ne wonder . member 81 shs Catholic prisstbsod ssd
10 former Christian Scientist nsishbss. 1T IS EITtiER
YOURS OR OURS"
STEP ~ STEP HERE AND HEREAFTER. AKA
ADAAAEvE HUMANS WILL MAKE THEIR "DEctAkA-
TON Or lMoEPEhDEhtcE~-p. lo6 s&H-FRoM
The INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRiPPlEs AND AL
koN-cHRtsT SCIENTIST CLERGY. THERAPEUTICS.
PHILOSOPHY. EDUCATION. CULTURE POLITICS
70 YEARS DEVILS DEMOCRATIC MiSRulE IS
MRRoREp ~ TARDY PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
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Gcensinved from Page u
Adm Felix B. Stump. who formally sssvsnsd command
ssy Is chief Of I'll Army Navy and Air Feses esmpsasass
= - Pseie reiterated The United ststss wev'd vss
sn<lssr weapons necessary 10 crush any ssgrsssess
washer in . major outbreak OF ~hsush-hrs war
Adm Stump told reporters ~ did not So any shrsss
q sffsek a. present in Korea FomesaL
AN AWFUL LICKING"
BH he added: "H HE Communists start . war. shsy'h
ssks awful licking"
Adm Stump said that ths military rserssnizson OF ne
FER Fest which eliminated overlapping eommsnds MAS
des;snsd 70 ssreanIine American dsfsnsss in ~
swdaea crisis
The admiral spoke sitter ceremonies which eliminated
NJ United States East Command established twelve
vsars ago by Of the Army Douglas Macarthur. Adm
Stump established his command headquarters in
Hawaii.
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Steel Union

lcon.inved from Back Page
coerandi~ 10 fulfill Jesus promise ct life more s5sn-
dainty
r@c~ me devils dvpes - Hebrews, Roman Csshosexs
Posessn.s norChris.an Scienfists fan Tor his
ssfsnic Maiests extrssssan. prosesdspers 10 oes1h
security employers e pis, coe Lenin ssssn Mussoni
end Too made RE reckless promises
6vt NJ beloved Son Christ Jesus, scne together vih
cur promised ccnfcrfer the Christ Second Coming in
Christian Silence, reveal The Way. he Trvsn and fs
Life"
STEEL UNION DIssIDEETs ASK PROBE
(Fres Pressl
WASHINGTON June - UP-DonsId {. Rsrick and .
ether members CT his rebel Dues Protest corftss-
to-day asked me Senate committee investigating labor and
snaesrs-ed rsckefs 70 investigate the AFl.-cLc. unsd
Sfeel~orkers Union.
The committee chairman Sen John l. Mcclellan toid
after f~o-hoyr closed door session that ffs
committee ~ make further inquiry into charges By Mr.
Rsriek and his that Corruption exists within HE
union.
Mr.. Rsriek. MeKeesport Pa. steef~oker who de-
fessed BY David Mcdonald for fhe Union prssdsney
February said committee inquiry is fhe eny way
ssrsehfsn cut" the Sfeelsorkers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

>ssh Sta Marie. jvns l7-An sxpsesien In q eshi. q
~e"y ssseh. 20 miles north Of here In Ontario killsd
vssssn boy End critically injured ssvv ssbsvs =. -
ssksSsn ossd b jsAs Nsa ~ wee vses1,os,.- -
- ~sss. wshsv 81; hh mo'hsr "a :. apparently ~,
- "vs sxpssdsd- - pssreif rmsd
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Not De|uded That The Human
Offspring Are Gels lnase -
Likeness

The image Of Infinite inssbse, spwa, No. oete ~
STANCE Mind Soul Parent in and e The entire vnssssa
is NOT SHINING stupid blvnderins Adam Eva siksr
babe adult
Bot thai does preeivde brsssrY lore recording to
chsI the Gay Of life but nusi hs disnsy sessn'
fifc Chrissiike. and spiritual
Jesus said Cast ye your pssIs bsSoss s~ss u
net meet holy fhnss 70 eoss1 THOU ssaALI CAST
OUT DEVILS" Tbersse ne oppresse6-bvf MT Is ea''sa
plu,oerer-n forcne employers and fine public 10 grant
70 rnfnorities diapers death security EMPLOYEES
CANNOT BE FORCED TO PLAY GOD!
The zse dollar sessifes spiritual Iuasey a fyins
.e CO &C. and nson eor'inUes RS merry way esesuss
Of me subtle dishonesty Of trying 70 GET SOMETHING
FOR NOTHING
THE LOVE or MONEY IS The ROOT or AL
EVIL!
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Nsnkin Township boy Clarence Christian ass
eH me operating table q Wayne County General sspssl
sss man three hours after ihs shsssins a she family
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

I'VE ASK AND RECEIVE NOT BECAUSE YE ASK
AAMSSsi

Mrs. EDDY Ny incompatible Prophecies precious psvSh.
isrRsvsister Of hs pssssiv Mar divine rsvsis
tonschrissisn seienes-rseordsd NY 'dieissien In IRE
first chapter Of ire Christian Science fsboo-ssvss M
ssser, end protector Of the Holy Scriptures frs
vnsr spiritual sdvItssy u Tho ssvr Gspsas religious
erppsss snd the defective sanity judgment hessssy.
tsssnes Of eli Of the nen-chrissisn Scientists ~ HE human
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The ehspsss Prsysr: DESIRE IS PRAYER, AND 10
Loss CAN OCCUR FROM TRUSTING GOD WITH our
DESIRES That THEY May eE MOULDED AND Ex-
Allied
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Do You Know
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the good Christian Ansniss Whsrsvpen step By STEP no
becomes NY heroic giant Apostle. Paul
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BOYS MOTOR SCOOTER DeATH-aIRTApAY
PRESENT.

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end Hsh.nd Park woman were killed in svsie seeid>sss
-jsmss Psrinslo died in M Camel Hospital 20 minutes
after ne was tossed from his eses and crushed
beneath fhs wheels Of movias a.; ran into ths van
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as TEENS DIE. 4 INJURED ~ Au1

IS TEENS DIE. a INJURED 10 AUTO CRASH
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mekssssport. Pa. June IAN auto crash 50 violent
s~sksned residents half mile away. took The lives Of
mo nsssssrs including twin boys-Ws were lust out for
Tids. ssbbsd the isyssr-ed driver one % t~o s,v.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-20

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MI sxaa "a yourself. that you hsss changed your nnA
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