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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
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Caldwell sos

Caldwell SOS
The Caldwell SOS. All club
held meeting March % at the
home of Mrs. Ronald Feldner
with nine members in attend
ance. The treasurer received 40
cents. Sheila Schafer and Dawn
Carol Johnson gave safety talks.
Kay Davis gave a demonstra-
ton. Lorraine Kalan and Nancy
Feldner served refreshments.
The club will sell Easter Lilies
on April 13. Each member will
meet in the extension office at
900 a. m.
The next meeting will be held
April II. Judy Feldner and Jan
ice Weekley will serve refresh
ments. Oracle Keith, Barbara
Lorenz and Judy Feldner will
give safety talks. Kitty 10 Parks
and Sheila Schafer swill give
demonstrations.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Roy Smith.
All members desiring transporta-
ton should meet at the home of
Mrs. Herschel Jordan.
News Reporter, Patty Noon
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
AhpY
MhthdaH

Monday, April s
Edith Hunter, John Thomas,
Dr. McCuskey, G. K. Pryor (82)
Tuesday, April 8
Delbert Miller, Caroline Gull
er, Emil Barnett, Ira Brandon,
Emma Meek.
Wednesday, April 10
Athel Moore, Harry VanDyne.
Thursday, April Ii
Ethel Henderson,.
Friday, April IL
Thelma Atkinson, Connie
King.
Saturday, April 13
Ernest Davis.
Sunday, April Ia
Helen Davis, Joanne Crock,
Darrell Goodwill, Mat Gulick
(83), Jack Franklin, Jill Ann
Bates, Helen Davis, Betsy Pol
ing, Leonard Hill, Thomas Glen
Archer.
Tuesday, April 16
Connie Carpenter
Wednesday, April II
Arlene Morris, Linus Crock
Jacque Davis.
Thursday, April Is
Pearl Ralston, Karl Stritz.
Friday, April 10
Josie Gibson, Lillian Nicolas
han.
Saturday. April 20
Sam Ditch
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Among those from Noble
county that attended the Cen
tral Zone Conference Of the Ohio
State Aerie FOE. at Cambridge
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorby Wells, Ivan Ziler, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Stasko, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wuletich, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haga, Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
Craft, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Cain,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Safigan,
John Turr, Robert Caldwell and
Charles PreSdell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
TOMBSTONE DAMAGED

The " a S h IN & on county
sheriff's department received a
report earlier this week that a
tombstone in the Lund cemetery
at Macksburg had been damaged
by gunfire. The damage was re-
ported by Mrs. Lawrence Wheel
er, of the Macksburg community,
Deputies turned the matter over
to juvenile officials Tuesday
after evidence pointed to a 10
year-old boy.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
Teacher Resigns

James Carter, music instructor
al the hig., school, has recently
turned in mis- resignation to the
school board in order that he
be able to teach at the Beverly
high school next year.
Both students and teachers
will miss Mr.. Carter very much,
l know, because he has done
many fine things foc the school.
He has contributed his time and
effort y music programs, con-
tests aAi mary c'hcr fine activi-
ties.
All of the students and teach
ers wish Mr.. Carter all the luck
in the world il his new position
and sincerely hope that the years
to come may hold even more
success fer him.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
Career Day Program

AS a student Of the Caldwell
high school, / attended the
Career Day program, which was
held on April 4. Without d doubt
l state that this program was one
of the finest that have ever been
presented at the high school.
Instructions for the afternoon
sessions were given 10 the stu
dents during the general as
sembly. During the afternoon
sessions, many subjects were dis
cussed by the juniors and seniors
of Noble county with special
experts.
l have heard many fine com
ments on this program and think
that this event should be made
an annual affair if at all pos.
sible.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
Union Good Friday
Services Planned

The annual Union Good Friday
service will be held Friday, April
l9 in the First Baptist church
with the Rev. Roy Wikander
serving as the host pastor.
The service will begin at 1900
noon and continue to 800 p. m.
All Caldwell churches will be
participating. A complete pro-
gram will be announced next
week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
Ny Fovorite
PRAYER
Submitted to the Laymen'S
National Committee by
DIR. Frederick Brown Harris

III. ItSuSIESh DIo"h 1Adl L 10
Chaplain of the u. S. Senate
Our Father God, Who hath
made and preserved us a Nation
our fathers trusted in Thee and
were not confounded. In Thee
we trust.
Thou hast taught us to love
truth and beauty and goodness.
May Thy truth make us free
free from pride and prejudice
and from all the ugly sins Of dis
position that doth SO easily beset
us.
Lift us about the mud and
scum of mere things into the
holiness of Thy beauty SO that
even the common task and the
trivial round may be edged with
crimson and gold. Lead us in the
paths Of Righteousness for Thy
names sake.
Enrich us with those durable
satisfactions Of life so that the
multiplying years may not tlnd
us bankrupt in those things that
matter most-the golden cur
rency of Faith and Hope and
Love.
And in these dangerous and
desperate days when the preci-
Gus things we hold nearest our
hearts are threatened by sinister
forces without pity or conscience,
help us to give the best that is
in us against the wrong that
needs resistance, for the right
that needs assistance, to the
future in the distance and the
good that we may do.
We ask it in that Name that is
! above every name.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
MINOR ACCIDENT

Autos driven by Joe r. Ritter
beck, Sc, of Caldwell route 4,
and James Pickenpaugh, 18, of
Reinersville, were involved in
minor accident, Monday after
noon in GAINESVILLE. Ritterbeck
was cited by the state patrol
on charge of failing to yield
the right of way. He was given
a suspended fine of S. and costs
when he appeared in court to
answer to the charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
REDSKIN
REVIEW
BY GARY LYONS
BY GARY LYONS
Teacher Injured

Miss Frazier, English teacher
and librarian at the high school,
recently fell and broke her
ankle. She was taken to Good
Samaritan hospital in Zanes-
vile for treatment and is at the
present time still there.
| wish to encourage everyone
to send her a card to make her
visit there a more pleasant one.
Her address is Room ITO, Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE,
During Miss Frazier'S absence
from school, Mrs. John Hazard
will be in charge of her classes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
ONE TO BE INDICTED

One lnductce from Noble
county will be among the 833
men to be inducted into the U.
S. Army during May, according
to the Ohio SelectiVe Service
Headquarters, Columbus. The
youngest registrant who may be
inducted on this call must be
at least % years of age on or
before May /, unless he is a
volunteer or delinquent from a
previous call.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
DIVORCE GRANTED

Ruth Helen Scott was granted
a divorce from John w. Scott
last week in the Noble county
common pleas court, according
to w. V. Archer, judge. The
plaintiff was granted a divorce
on the grounds Of gross neglect
of duty. Attorney L. c. Young
represented the plaintiff in the
action.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
E.F. Goodrich Tour

On April 9, Mr.. Dahc@i accNm-
panied the junior and senior
boys in his classes to Manc ia
for d tour of the B. f. Goodrich
plant which IS located there.
During the year Mr. D&hood
has contributed his time and
e,lort to many fine activities like
tnis enc. Thank you Mr. Dahood
for your interest in these aciivi-
ties
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
AREA LAMB POOL

The McConnelsVllIe area lamb
pool committee will hold the
final pool of the season on Mon
day, April Is, Floyd Henderson,
Noble county extension agent
announced today. The pool will
be held at the Morgan county
fairgrounds, south of McConnels-
vile.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending March
% amounted to $2,718.81, COM
pared to $2,771.47 for the same
period in 1856. Total collected to
date in the county amounts to
$104, ,013.20 or slightly more than
for the same number of months
the previous year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
UNDERGOES SURGERY

Mrs. Irma Brown, wife Of Rev.
Walter II. Brown, of Caldwell
route 3, underwent major sur
gerry this morning (Thursday) at
the Marietta Memorial hospital.
Her room number is 422.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
Ohio Power Planting 100000 Tree
Seedlings On Strip Mined Areas

Ohio Power Co has announced plans to set out 10000 tree
seedlings this approximately 80 of both pmned
and unmined lands three southeastern Ohio
Paintings which started March, being made Mus
Perry and Morgan counties AGO
mined banks $50 unmned land During
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11

first partial account of Queenie
f. Dickinson, guardian filed for
hearing on Monday, May 6, 1857,
at 1000 o'clock a. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
AMBULANCE TRIP

Mrs. Mona Hohaus was remov-
ed from the Marietta Memorial
hospital on April 5 and was
taken to the Lowell rest home in
the McVay ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-11
Caldwell LaSSie,

Caldwell LaSSieS
Regular meeting of the Cald-
we'll Lassies was held Monday,
April |. A demonstration was
held for the group and plans
were made to use the home
economics room for future
meetings. Safety in the kitchen
by LaVerne Kalan was the de-
monstration given at the meet
ing. Mary Wikander and La
Verne Kalan were in charge of
recreation. Refreshments were
served at the close of the busi-
ness meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Wisconsin Cop

tConfinved from Page ~
LANSING July 29-cov Williams acceptance Of two
speaking engagements during the Wisconsin senatorial con-
test reused that states Republicans today.
"If Gov. Williams is coming this way" said Philip 9.
Kvehn Republican national committeeman for Wisconsin,
we'd be delighted If he would bring John Gunaea along
with him."
cvnaea, JAW member from MI. Clemens, is sought
by Wisconsin on an assault warrant. Gov Williams has
refused extradon
The JAW member is accused Of beating gasoline sta
operator and his father during the Kohe Co. strike
at Sheboysan Wis, in July, 1854
ONE OF CUNAcAS VICTIMS DIED
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Postal Grandstand Play
Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
was repvlsve performance Postal employees TO the
number Of 100000. their families and friends
may feel aifered by he testimonial paid their election
day influence. But otherwise they must be repealed
anybody BY the blatant hypocrisy Of the msnevver
Eventually, doubt. they will get the increase they
want u II is not at present justified. not all justified by
higher living costs. the chances will be- But surely
there better ways Of regulating these matters than
leaving them to the uncertain impulses Of voe-seekng poll
ficans.
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The Devils Grip
lconsinvsd from Back Pass)

Baseball is being taken from wholesome spectator
and ssndlo sport into hs realm Of national problem that
includes alcoholism and juvenile delinquency
she said. Mrs. Hayes further stated
Besressts Of ths game try TO convince anyone who
hears Them that IFS the right thing do to sit in
front Of fhs set and get drunk while viewing listening
Children who love baseball obviously excluded
from the wheeling commercials that urge listeners TO rush
to fhe liquor store eebox for he sponsors beer between
every inning hsIf-inning."
She said this situation provided another FOR
national curb on alcoholic beverage Advertising"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Devils Anti-Christ
Continued from Page "

All Ponfe police departments have instructed their men
TO on the lookout for lead which may identify the
vsndas who have caused many hundreds Of dollars worth
Of damage to parked in the Farms, Woods and Shores
during the past week.
The method Of attack has been the same in than
dozen reported Of being bombed with bricks
Several copsinsnts said they with three boys
leave the after the bricks thrown. They
unable to identify the It's license number.
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Ban Liquor AIoft-


Continued from Page u
II Is easy enough for normal person TO become drowsy
during ihs flight But ADD SMOKING TO DRINKING.
THEN REAL DANGER INCREASES which does not pre-
evds hs possibility Of explosion. and fire resulting Fire
In shs air. shs sss Is terrifying experience. Why
should ihs lives Of passengers pilots. members ste
wards and siewsrdssss we'll expensive investment
be unnecessarily psrsd by The esresssness Of some
passengers who ssIfshy indulge In intoxicsiion?
CONTINUED Next Column Topl
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lconfinved from Page u

This play written at he Moral Re-Armamenf Assem-
bly, Of Nations by six members Of Parliament from Chana,
the country that has most recently IFS independence
An audience drawn from Congress- the diplomatic corps
he State Department he Pensgon press and social Wash
nsfon received this prophetic production with
standing ovation.
After the final curtain representatives. Of Ia African
countries msssed the stage. many in their mveoIored
costumes Africans stood beside Akasners and Europeans
from SOUTH east and west Africa
Moral Re-Armamenf is the force that avert
possible disaster and make divided land into pattern
Of unity declared Chief Justice c. j. cassen Of the High
Court Of Southwest Africa He made "a heartfelt apology
to Africans and other eoIored people in the audience
for my attitude Of Indifference and superiority which has
contributed much to the racial tensions country
The Hon. Dowovna Hammond, member of Nkrvmah's
party and Of the authors Of the play said we have
political independence. We must have Moral Re-
Armament TO preserve IT, II is the only adequate
and the only theology fundamental enough meet hatred
and fear and TO make his actions not by what
he get from his neghbor but by how much he give
him. MIRA is the next phase not only for country but
for the whole world"
The cast and other African representatives. have been
welcomed by number of government departments yeser
day they received by the Commissioners of the City
Of Washington and given the keys TO the city
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17

However II does have colonies with sdsqvsss land and
hes long been recognized shss Brsin would
b fer bstser ~ sos millions in shs British isles could
- dvesd 70 ts colonies but British politician
would dsrs risk his future ~ proposing such exodus
improve conditions 81 home.
In ~ way shs PoPvlsen growth Is bomb u does not
expods noisy es dramatically with such evident
result However ths does not that lis effects any
less destructive any less important TO The entire world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Postal Political |nf|ation"
&C. S. Monitor EdiforiaD

Congressman who very tough about cutting "nfa-
fonary spending for foreign aid defense often
remarkably soft about postal pay increases This large fact
has been illustrated the House Of Representa-
tves stampede to give post office employees average
pay rise Of $546 year.
The House eager that II not only overrode the
chairman Of the Post Office and Civil Service Committee
but bypassed the powerful Rules Committee II also rejected
compromises which would have reduced the l2h per
boost indeed several aspects Of the action suggest the
presence Of element often loosely called politics.
For while ihe postal empoyees-ike most other folk
facing higher living eosts-have for increase
those pushing this bill rejected plan for tying pay living
costs Supporters of the could afford carefree
sftfvds-ihey confident veto would block their
reekessness.
They need make effort TO tie increase in postal
this $3.50 million addition postal Nor take
any account Of the probability that by the time other federal
employees raised proporonatey the bill would
to 81 billion
This newspaper has often favored postal pay neresse&
While conscious that strong and skivl lobby in
soved have been that these public servants
in position 70 the strike weapon and therefore extra
Is required 70 that justice done Them But this
latest exhibition by supposedly seonomYminded House
is favored with politics than justice.
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(consinved from Back Psge)
POPULATION GROWTH EXPLOSIVE

POPULATION GROWTH EXPLOSIVE
Chicago Trbune
WASHINGTON, July 2sThe recent increase IN me rare
Of growth az popul.on around the world Is OF the
most explosive forces know today u Is perhaps fne
most explosive force In the world today not excepting 'ns
Abomb and shs Homb-whieh may never be USED IN war
unless expanding population should force use OF rms s''
weapon on globs scale.
The countries which have atomic srsenas-ns o",ss
States and Russs-hsve sufficient land for an expanded
population Britain which has rsecnfIy exploded HnomDs
does have land and resources sf home for expansion
tconfInvsd Next Column Top)
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sensior ssrem fhvrmond OF South Carolina remarked
the United Press shss he had HEARD OF MANY CASES
iNToxIcATIoN ON AiRLiNERs" He further stated he
would press for early hearings his bill to ban The serving
Of liquor transport planes Rowland K. Quinn jr. pres
dent Of fhs Air Line Stewards and Sswsrdesses Association
sgresd with the senator and remarked that MANY AIR
LINES HAVE IGNORED THE CODE.
Seattle AlIisfer 9. Broft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Congress Wary
CONTINUED from Back Page)

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c. S. BIBLE LESSON-sERMONS study imperative for
liberation from defective sanity, judgment, honesty in
teIsenes Of devsh Adam, Eve ego and psychology Of all
human births!
Daily study Of the c. s. Bible Lesson-sermons, covering
70 vital subjects twice year. imperative for THE heal
ing Of The nsons"-ovr REVELATION OF perfect
nations neshess matterIes spiritual Chrisflke OF he
one efernsy harmonious vnverse-"very good"
Genesis 1:3I)
God. magnificent. majestic Spirit, omnipofenf divine
Love- the one substance the Mind Soul the
real Parent, in and Of, the entire universe!
LOOK AT RECORD
CONGRESS WARY ON VOTES TO CUT
U. S. SPENDING
BY Congressional Quarterly free Press)
Observation-Disclosures has rejected more than half
its roea chances TO save the taxpayers money far in
1857 despite the widely pobezed drive for economy IN
Government.
OF the 50 House and Senate roea votes through July
70 that directly affected Federal spending Congressional
Quarterly found 10 victories and 81 defeats for the economy
forees-s winning average of only SO per cent Some OF
these victories later lost in conference between the
two chambers.
Excluded from the list of test votes we're roll calls on
regular appropriation bills which Congress virtually IS re-
CURED pass annually and bills that would indirectly
affect Federal spending by authorizing but not granting
money for certain activities
AS usual. The House more eeonomy-m'nded Than
the Senate Representatives approved Is OF their ~ chances
to limit spending The senators endorsed only SIX OF A
economy opportunities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Sc Killed
Continued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART z
ADAM-EvE 'CREATIoN'-A DAMNABLE FRAUD
AND MYTH!
THE "MATERAL" AND HUMAN ARE SHADOWY
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES MYTHICAL
coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE
IDEAS IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT The one real universe
is efernay harmonious II is sshIes maerIess spiritual
and Christke The real universe completely popv
lated has been throughout all eternity and shall continue
without any reproduction Of SHINING stupid. laundering
ADAM, EVE MYTHICAL COUNTERFEIT AND BUR.
LESQUE CREATIONS.
IS KILLED IN MULTIPLE DISASTERS
Detroit News
head-on collision sunny Texas highway A
fiery smashvp q New York summer resort
espszed boat Puget Sound car in muddy Virginia
pond Plane crashes in Florida and Maine.
So went the grim story Of wholesale death and multiple
disaster the nation the week end. Thirtysx
men, and children died Whole families were wiped
out.
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Continued from Back Page)
PART z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Senator Scores

Senator Scores
Continued from Back Page)
PART z
re. "Freedom Of The VIII
Lunaey! Invalid!
OF "SATAN.BOUND"-NOT READY FOR HEALING;
JESUS sAID FEATHER. FORGIVE THEM. THEY
KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO"
Gods Creation And Universe
Controlled Absolutely Within
|nvuInerab|e Eternal Harmony!
BUT-THE MYTHICAL, DEvILIsH. ANTLcHRIsT
ADAM-EvE PSEUDO 'cREAToN-A PsYcHoPATHicl
DAMNABLE FRAUD AND MYTH -
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL ISo-cALLEDl
ExSTENCE"!-p. 272, S&H
SENATOR SCORES INQUIRY LAWYERS
KENNEDY SAYS THEY DO MORE THAN ADVISE
LABOR CLIENTS
-DIO LINKED TO PAYOFFS
BY Joseph A. Lotus my. Tmes
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a Senator investigating labor
management msdeeds said today that the bar associations
should check Of the lawyers who had appeared in the
Senate racket hearings.
named he spoke hearing Of the Select Com
mittee improper Activities in the Labor Management
Field.
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Not Suf!Ifient-


tcensinvsd srem Back Psss)
The chrIstisn Science Monitor could do sv.r -. -
more and shall Do - 70 east dsvils Of the sas,n
nonchrstian Scientists, religions clergy m. d.v No.,
psves prsysrs ineIvdsd, not dominated BY NV TWO hl.
representatives since Christ Jssvs-cRIsTIAN Science
AND MRS. EDDY.
I'VE ARE OUR BROTHERS KEEPERy"I
WORK OUT THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE
GREATEST NUMBER. Risk human dispjs.surs to a..
sake Of doing right and bsnsfitins our race"
WHO Is telling mankind Of the foe in smbvsh?" "a n.
Hidden ways Of iniqvfy."
"cHRISTLY WARNING lMPERATrvE
THE ARMoR OF DIVINITY" INvINcIaLet
VIA cHRiSTLY DECLARATION OF INpEPeN
pENcE' AND LIFE coNSECRATED TO THE
HEAVENLY BLISSFUL SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD THAT 'PH0NY' OF MATTER
THE MYTHl THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL l"
THE ONE WORK OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES
1.-THE FATHERS BUSINESS" See pace ST.. c. s.
textbook
NOT INSUFFICIENT VACCINE TO COMBAT
ASATIc FLU
Windsor Start
Although Canadian and American scientists are ork;n
around ihe clock there won't be enough influenza vaccine
inoevson before Asiaiie v hits Western Ontario
The most that be hoped for the authorities saw is
that key personnel will be inocvIsfed within the next
month"; II expected that about rs per cent Of the WORKING
population will be laid low for three DAYS with the
hv this fall.
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Eisenhower Gets

Continued from Back Page)
Dr. Evans the mnisfer-afIarse for the Presbyterian
Church in the w. s. A. talked with Mr. Eisenhower following
the am. service at National Presbyterian Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
Must Not Deteriorate Into
Separation OF God From Education"

THE STATUS or THE SEPARATION MUST BE "coN-
sTANTLY REINTERPRErED" TO GUARD AGAINST
EXTREMES WHICH HE SAID THE FOUNDING FATHERS
DID NOT HAVE IN MIND.
DR. EVANS SAID THE TRAINERS OF THE coNsTITU-
TON DID NOT WANT THE SCHOOLS TO BE CON-
TRoLLED BY RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-17
OTHER EXTREME

He went TO Is his view that the separation Of
church and state outlined in the Constitution