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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Poor Britain

cconsnved from Back Page)
THE NoN.cHRIsr SCIENTIST CLERGY ARE
PRISONERS or THE DEVIL. EVERY SINGLE ONE -
ALSO THEIR LAvMEN AND ALL THE ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO USERS AND USERS OF
DRUG STORE AND HOSPITAL MEDcINES-Nos-
TRuMs. DRUGS. ouAcKERY-usED TO DETouR
ADAMS AND EYES LiBERAToR-MARvELous
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH AND THE DEVILS BILLION
$RAckeT. sATANs SOCIAL H-BoMB., SEX
RAMPANT THROUGHOUT SOCIETY. ESPECIALLY IN
THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD OF
LETTERS n!
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART. FOR THEY
SHALL SEE CoD"l THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT
ApuLTERY"-THou SHALT NOT ApulTERATE'
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS AND SILENCE N.Y. GODS.
STILL SMALL VOICE" or LIFE MORE ALBUM.
oANTLY"l JESUS ADMoNTioN TO THAT wicked
AND ApuLTERous GENERATION" IS PERTINENT
TODAY
THE SECOND COMING" or THE MARVELLOUS
CHRIST MESSIAH. MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
IS IMPERATIVE.
1T Is UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE Is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
TIE ONLY RELIGION AND THER.?EuTics
OF ALL RACES AND PEoPLEs-THS ONLY TRUE
PURE. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION. CONTROL Of
NATURAL sciENcE-NATuRALLy PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Steel Chief


Mr. Biovgh said people usually picture profit IS some
thing that goes into the eompsnys pocket though
psny were an actual person who might and qvsnder
these profits"
However referring to his company, No said every
psnny Of BIC ssss record $4l9o73J72 net profits after
taxes last year from people, and every penny Of
went back people, IN seeourtiro no said The bulk
Of n went out In dividends and other portions used
10 nav Ter srowsh end wear and tssv 81 equipment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Spiritual Warfare Imperative!

I'VE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS" SAID JESUS
BECAUSE THE FATHERS BUSINESS" THE REAL
WORK OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES, is
SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD ADAM
EVE M-Y-T-Hl-L THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL
PROTECTION VS.. lMPosIToNs-
ut IS NOT MEET TO CAST HOLY THINGS TO
DOGS NEITHER CAST YOUR PEARLS BEFORE SWINE.
LEST THEY TURN AGAIN AND RENp YOU"
"IF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE. REBUkE HIM; AND
IF he REPENT. FORGIVE HIM SEVENTY
TIMES sEvEN."-
ALL IN THE SPIRIT or BRoTHERLY LOVE.
ACCORDING TO CHRIST, PERMITTING BOTH ROLES;
WARRIOR ANGEL. MICHAEL. AND GENTLE.
TENDER. MoTHERLY ANGEL GABRIEL, TO PERFORM
HER HEALING ILLUSTRATIONS
PART
cAMPANELLA NEEDS MARVELLOUS CHRIST.
SECOND COMING" SCIENCE MESSIAH TREATMENT
EXCLUSIVELY!
mo MAN CAN SERVE TWO MASTERS" -.
MRS. EDDY WAS RAISED FROM HER SUPPOSED
DEATH BED. FEB. 1865. AGE IS. ON THE THIRD
DAY. UPON REJECTING THE DEVILS MYTHICAL.
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY or THE FLESH -
REMEMBER. JESUS SAID; tine FLESH PRoFITETH
NOTHING IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oulckENETH
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LFE"EJohn 6;63.
MRS. EDDY ASKED FOR HER BIBLE. READ
MATTHEW. Oh. 3. Verses through q. AND WAS
HEALED IMMEDIATELY. AND GOD CONTINUED
HIS plcTATloN' WHICH BEGAN AS A CHILD. WITH
INCREASING INTENSITY. INTO HER s0TH YEAR,
GODS SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY. WOMAN"
Matthew 1898. FULFILLING JESUS AND nay.
GODS PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT wicked
AND ADuLTERouS GENERATION" or "ANoTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE
WITH you FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS"
OUR BEST WISHES TO MR. cAMPANELLA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Satan S Unemp|oy

tConnued from Back Page
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRSTLikE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS. HAVE THE ANSWERS THE ASSEMBLY
WORKERS. THE RANK AND FILE. LEADERS AND
MASSES MUST AND WILL. LEARN TO WORK FOR
ME-OMNPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. THEIR
"FATHER-MOTHER GOD, AlL.tiARMONoUS" AND
THEN THE UNREST. m Low PLACES AND HIGH
PLACES WILL MELT AWAY IN THAT PEACE or
GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDING" -
OF THE SATAN BOUND!
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Nlkita' 5 Sanity.


Arortlnusd from Back PAes)
MR. k5RUsHcHEv Is EVER so EAGER TO LOOK
INTO THE TRIUMPHANT. CHRISTIAN coUNTENANcE
THE EyES-oF A LEADER A PRODUCT or
THE CHRISTIAN TRADITION AND DEMOCRATIC
FREEDoMs, SINCE MARTIN LUTHERtS "DEcLARA.
TON OF NpEPENDENcE"-THosE IS THESES
MAILED TO THE DOOR or THE WURTTEMBERc
CHURCH, 1917.
Mr.. Kt4RusHcHEv FEELS POWERFULLY THE
cRAvJATIOM TO SEE THAT CouNTENANCE A
PRODUCT or Ioh CENTURIES or CHRISTIAN
DEVELOPMENT, AND IN PRES. EISENHOWER HE
SEES INcARNATE-THAT TRIUMPHANT SPIRIT
or MAGNIFICENT LEADERS. BUT CHRISTIAN GENTLE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Devils h.

(conslnusd from Back Psgsl
1.-THE CHRISTINE UNDERSTANDING or sclEN-
TiFic BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES
PERFECT PRINCIPLE AND ipEA.-PERFEcr GOD
AND PERFECT MAN. IPERFEcT CREATION AND
PERFECT uNlvERSEl-As vHE OASIS or
THOUGHT AND pEMoNsTRATioh."--
tcenslnvsd Nszt Column Tep,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Rev. Dean Pike

lConfinued from Back Page)
PART
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR" ST. Paul in Romans.
WHEN YOUR PRESENT SERIES OF Tv APPEARANCES
TEMPORARILY CEASES. L. GOD. COMMAND YOU
TO SUBMIT TO DIFFERENTIATION VIA MY TWO
HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES. SINCE JEsUs-THE
CHRIST. SECOND COMING" MARVELLOUS SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES. A
PRODUCT or THE CIVIL WAR SEVERE TRAVAIL OF
AVIATION. VIA NY SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY.
WOMAN" Matthew 1893
IN THE PAST. YOU EXAMINED CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE AND MRS. EDDY. NOW COMMAND YOU
TO SUBMIT TO AN EXAMINATION or YOURSELF
AND LEARN WHAT !, YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER
GOD. ALL-HARMoNIous." REQUIRES or A SECOND
HALF OF THE 10Th CENTURY MINISTER
AMBASSADOR. WITH ALL THOSE SIGNS FOL-
LOWING THEM THAT BELIEVE UNDERSTAND
Ast0YoRfY, you KNOW WHAT THEY ARE -
AND; THOSE SIGNS ARE NOT ADEQUATELY
FORTHCOMING OUTSIDE or NY CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT 1.-THE PREDESTlNED ANNHI
lAToR OF THE COMMUNIST GOLIATH MYTH
WHICH WILL YIELD TO THE POWER or NY
MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE WORD. AS
EGYPTIAN DEsPoTIsM YIELDED TO NY COMMANDS
VIA MOSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Campane!Ia.

Continued from Back Page
RE THE POPULAR
On p 23s Of Ny, Gods, IMPERATIVE c. s. TEXTBOOK
ndspensabIe for chrstIke sanity and liberation of tn
devils Adams and Ewes, you read;
ATTEMPTS TO coNcILiATE SOCIETY AND so
GAIN DOMINION OVER MANKIND, ARISE FROM
WORLDLY WEAKNESS. He WHO LEAVES ALL
FOR CHRIST FoRsAKEs POPULARITY AND GAINS
CHRISTIANITY"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
IL Rsajsr: please Give Your
Jestineny II heaIinq'

CHRISTIAN SCIENCES higher MISSION"
We answered NE Immature, impure seispzs thevshf
eMphAsxeo ovee AND OVER AGAIN THE HIGHER
MISSION Or CHRISTIAN scIENce--"To TAKE
AWAY THE SINS or THE WORLDS, TO EFFECT
THE HEALING o. THE NATIONS" ORsvslstispl
WHICH OUR BELOVED LEADER HAS FREQUENTLY
POINTED OUT
AvsRvIMc THIRD WORLD WAR.
EMPHASIZED OVER AND OVER AGAIN THAT "
THIRD WORLD WAR IS AvERTED, IT WILL BE
BECAUSE or THE INCREASING AoMEMyuM or
THE SECOND COMING o. THE CHRIST" OUT or
THE CIVIL WAR SEVERE TRAVAIL or A NATION,
VIA GODS SECOND MARY, MRS EDDY
On Saturday, the final day, said TO its President: II
wish TO thank YOU end Mr. Graham for the gracious invita-
fion."
And the President Of the Seminary surprised me by
sayings ~ was good Of you to come"
Devil Handles Reader Once More!,
Saying: will You Kindly Bring Your
Remarks TO A C|ose?" But, God
Required A Few More Devils To Be
Cast Out First!
Incidentally. PASSED OUT SOME 40 TO so COPIES
OF THE c.s SENTINEL. Three Of JAM 4h issue TO EACH
PLANE HOSTESS requesting that copy go each Of the
pilots Excellent article weather given undermining
am grateful TO Christian Science for enabling
me to make my Declaration Of independence" from the
MYTHICAL DEvILIsH, ANTI-cHRisT. ADAM-EvE.
MURDERoUS CAIN JUDAS kNAvEs AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS,
AND THE UNREAL, MATERIAL" WORLD
ann most grateful.
REACTIONS:
Very good. indeed Although the Satan bound" Reader
had embarrassed the congregation nevertheless barely
got to feet before thanked for very fine
tesiimonali One regular attendant a member. seeking
completion Of healing. expressed his the
DEVILS intrusion and interference with Gods message
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
U.S. JupltDs-
Gee>inUs6 hem Dsek psos)
PART z
kIsusdIsvi More Liquor Or. Prayers?
whid Is Il To Be?


lF AND WHEN he CAN SEE AND HEAR NY TOP
POLITICAL APPoINTEE or TODAY. PRESIDENT
DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER. he WILL RECEIVE
sANiTy--cHRlsTiAM, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND A GLIMPSE or THE NEW, THE REAL
HEAVEN AND EARTH or oMhpREsENT. INvuL-
tteRABtE, eTERNAL. HARMONY, WHEREIN THE
TRUE BEING or ALL or YOU REsiDEs-MY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LikEhESsI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08
Root Of All EviI!-


The M-y-t-h-i-e-a-I. DeviIish,
Anti Christ, Adam-Eve. Murderous
Cain, Judas, Knaves And Fools Ego
And Psychology Of All Human Births
HENCE. THE IMPERATIVE. MARVELLOUS CHRIST.
SECOND COMING" SCIENCE MESSIAH REBIRTH,
HEAVENLY MILLENNIUM or ALL PEoPLEsl-
REVEALING LIFE MORE ABuNDANTLy" VIA THE
INCOMPATIBLE REGENERATION OF NY ONLY
INFALliBlE ORGANIZATION THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT - THE PREDESTNED
EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS :" or ALL RACES AND
PEOPLES 1.-THE ONLY PURE. BASIC EDUCATION.
CULTURE. POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT REcRE-
ALTON. CONTROL or NATURAL SCIENCE
NATURALLY. A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
PART
BURDEN or PROOF ON BIG LABOR AND DEMO-
cRArS-vlA WHOM THE DEVIL PERPETRAIEp 500
BILLION BLuNDERs AND GRAND LARCENY
AGAINST THE AMERICAN PuBLc-WHo BROUGHT
GREAT INSECURITY TO INDUSTRY AND ITS
STOCKHOLDERS THE LITTLE FELLOWS
FORMERLY. A TEN MILLION 5 SURPLUS WOULD
HAVE MEANT CONSIDERABLE SECURITY TO q
BUSINESS CONCERN. GUT OWING TO TIE DEMO.
CRATIC. BIG LABOR THREAT. 100 MILLION SEEMS
IMPERATIVE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-08

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEB. 9. 1905
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Seven Y Boys
Earn Camp Fee

Seven of the boys who will
enjoy Centerville Mills Camp,
July 9-18, may well be proud Of
their camping interest. They
have earned every penny of the
$500 fee for the Today out
ing.
Cookies, soap, candy were the
wares that worked the magic to
raise that money. The achiev-
ers are Robert Orwig, 14716
Dover ave.; Greg Ford, 14627
Savannah ave.; Dan and Chris
Hart, 1923 Greyton rd.; Craig
Rudolphy, 1907 Northfield;
Wayne Seman, 13301 Fifth ave-;
and Jim Palozzi, 1857 Carlyor
rd. The sale proposition is now
closed.
Camp Director Bill Wells an
nounced Monday that an anony-
nous donor will pay a part of
the camp fee for boys who real
ly want to 60 to camp, but are
unable to pay the full fee. The
parents may call Mr.. Wells at
GIL. 1-3425, or drop in at the Y
House, 1881 Lee rd., and talk
with the camp director.
Registration is still open and
boys may sign up at the Y
House.
Anyone not having a son of
their own to send to camp but
who might be interested in send
ing a neighbor's son, is invited
to call Mr.. Wells. "This is one
Of the best investments in
youth that can be made," as
sllres Director Wells.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

Teaching young children how
to swim is one of the important
functions on the city's summer
recreation program. The "a ca
Diet instructors at Shaw Pool
thoroughly indoctrinated as to
techniques and responsibility,
are doing an excellent job, re-
ports Miss Mary Ann Lee, su-
pervisor.
The 81 applicants were given
a stiff course of instruction, and
tested as to their own swimming
skills and teaching abilities. Out
Of the 81 girls who signed up,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03
Calling West Tech
Graduates Of '33

Plans are underway for a
25th anniversary reunion OF
West Tech graduates of June
1888 to be held October 18th,
Class President Charles Oben-
auer is heading the committee
whose biggest job right now is
getting addresses.
Members of this class who
have not already been contact
ed please call Phyllis Stern Hur-
ley, Ontario 1880, or Dorothy
Dow Weimiller, Tuxedo 5-2911.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

81 were selected as instructors.
They have been at Shaw pool
every morning, Monday through
Saturday, teaching the eager
youngsters swimming skills.
They also continue their own
a week by Miss Lee.
East Clevelanders will be
able to view the results of this
well planned program on Sum
day, August 10th when a DEM
onstration will be presented at
the pool. Included in this water
exhibition will be a demonstra-
tion by the cadets, also.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-03

CHILDREN Cadets the
Red Poo Left right front
mhof soe ouboush Second oBee Morrow Judy Bved Linda
Wek
Roberto Wy Third wRuth Decker assistant Judy Mer
Phyllis Heller Anita Long
Linda
qno Arnold Potsy sondingMoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
Behubetz Heads
Safe Deposit
Unit Of Bankers

John j. Behabetz, assistant
president and assistant man.
ager Of the Dupont Circle
Branch, the Riggs National
Bank, was chosen chairman OF
the Safe Deposit Section, Dis
trict Bankers Associations, last
night.
His election took place al
the annual meeting of the
Shoreham Hotel. He succeeds
Joseph H. Riley of the National
Savings & Trust Co.
Ralph H. Mittendorf of the
American Security & Trust Co
was elected vice chairman and
James B. Brashears of the Ma
tional Bank of Washington was
chosen Secretary-treaSurer.
Mr.. Behabetz has been with
the Riggs National Bank since
1887. He was a Marine Corps
warrant officer, 1905, is a
native Washingtonian and a
Mckinley High School gradu-
ate. He attended the American
Institute of Banking and Is
a graduate of the Graduate
School Of Banking at Rutgers
University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
Simpson Elected
Head of Federal
Accountants

Clark L. Simpson. controller
Of Federal National Mortgage
Association, has been elected
president Of the Federal Gov
eminent Accounts Association,
it was ANNOUNCED today.
Other new officers include;
Gordon Crowder, vice presi-
dent: Jack Haney, secretary;
Della McDermott, treasurer,
and Edwin J. H. Lewis, chapter
representative.
New directors are: Henry
N. BaSsett, Milton v. Boone,
Robert E. Findlay, Alfred r,
Cole, John H. Prince, Benja-
min Selfon and Frederic H.
Smith.
Mr.. Simpson has lived here
since 1945, when he became an
official in the General Account
ing once. He is a certified
public accountant of Ohio, has
a masters degree in accounting
from Catholic University and
is a part-time instructor in
the graduate school at Ameri-
can University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
AutoOutput
Off Sharply

DETROIT, June 8 (P.-The
auto industry built 349,674 cars
last month to give a five-month
total this year of 1894, 687 cars.
The months output COM
pared with 531, 433 units in
May last year, which provided
a January-May volume of o.
839,83l cars.
General Motors accounted
for 1,045,245 of this years car
total to date; Ford built $685.
914; Chrysler 249,967; Ameri-
can Motors 1881 and Stude-
baker-Packard 5000. In the
same 1857 period the count was
General Motors l,319,405 cars:
Ford 867,452; Chrysler GOT 1893;
American Motors 1881; Stu
debaker- Packard 30.841.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, June Up (UsDA.-
Hogs 1000; slow; weak to IS lower
early on limited supply "a 1925 ID
butchers: all other butchers % to so
lower: closed so lower; sows steady to
% lower: fewer hogs sold on shipping
account: q 19O-225 ID butchers 20 So
33.15; little over % 90: several lots
"a 1920 lbs 23.00-23 so; a fey
lots Is it, these Weights s5S$3S So g.
% .0o-S2 So few selected lots y
around go lbs to 22.75; 4 260-2s0
lbs 81 50-22 90: q few IS 29o-320 lbs
O.50-21 ,25; q few small yots Is up
to $50 lbs down to 5000: mixed
Grade 400-47S ID sows lS.OO-19 90;
300-375 lbs l9.25-20.50; most 500
$50 lbs 17,2b-17.75.
Cattle 5000: calves 200; steers and
h l,sii,;r slow STEADY to so lower; cows
n.rs and cutters fully STEADY; other
classes about steady: load prime 1874
ID steers 80 $50: choice steers $780,
30. so; load 1925 lbs at 80 so; carry
ing some prime cattle; high choice
1850 ID steers 1900; good to low
choice % 00-27.25; load 1,025 ID
standard mixed grade steers 24.0o;
small lot prime Logs ID heiters 1850;
rood and choice 25.00-2S.50: utility
nd stan stsnd 81 1s q oGG4 S0 tsS EoOs
standard 2O.5O-23 90; utility 1870.
81 90; Gamers and cutters 1880
10 so; utility and commercial bulls
81 1924 90; good and choice vealer'
40 ,n0-33 90; utility and standard
10 .00-2e 90; culls down to 1900 and
below; medium good feeding steers
"a 50-26.5n: a load good and choice
$50 ID 27.35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
Auto Insurance
Companies Post
Record Losses

NEW YORK, June 3 (R.-
The Nations principal stock
automobile liability insurance
companies took a record loss
in 1857, according to the Ma
tienal Bureau of Casualty IN
derwriters.
The ia companies affiliated
with the bureau had a total
loss of $147 million dollars,
William Leslie. jr., general
manager, reported.
Mr.. Leslie said the loss fig
ure means that liability claim
costs amounted to $116.70 for
every 500 Of premiums earned,
He reported all member
stock companies are financially
sound but need rate increases
to meet the rising cost of the
country's highway accident toll.
Bureau members also lost
57,034,838 last year on their
other casualty lines; burglary,
theft, glass, boiler and ma
chinery, said Leslie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
The abuses
of hospital
and health
insurance.!

Hospitals overcharge = doc.
tors pad their fees patients
demand treatment they don't
need-and all because health
insurance companies arepick'
ing up the tab
In this weeks Post, read
why Blue Cross, Blue Shield
and other health. insurance
programs have been called
multi.million.dollar monsters
which are coming close to de-
stroying themselves. Find out
how many plans set up by
labor unions have fallen prey
to racketeers! And learn how
these abuses could end up be.
ing paid for out of your peck.
eleven making benefits cost
more than they are worth!
Be sure to read "The Post
Reports on Health Insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Middle Income America
BY SYLVIA PORTER

income remember, after taxes
and adjustment for rising
prices) has been growing at an
average annual rate Of Ia per
cent against an average annual
rate Of ~ per cent in previous
decades.
AS the Chase Manhattan
Bank Of New York puts it in
its own enthusiastic analysis
of the Commerce Departments
study, THE significant fact Is
that there has been no sign Of
any diminution in the long
term growth trend Of the mid
die income market. And on the
contrary, that trend acceler-
ated in the l947-57 period. Con-
sequently, Che evidence would
appear 70 support the theSlS
that the vast middle income
market will continue to broaden
and deepen in the years
ahead. >"
What does IL all mean?
1t means that one Of the
greatest economic-social revolu-
tons Of all time-the surging
growth in America Of a mass
middle income class-is still
going on. And the revolution is
being achieved within the
framework of private enter
prise and private capitalism.
1t means that industry should
be placing more, not less. stress
on the middle income market
It's the crucial one.
Distributes by the Hall Syndicate. Inc
All RishtS Reseryed)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

month. Operating costs of
$4,351, 900 were $254,800 higher
Net for IL months ended
April 80 aggregated $9,937 500
or S1.5S a share. compared with
$9,s13,80o or $1.62 in the pre-
ceding year.
Operating revenues for the
IL months totaled 500, 1853 400,
a gain of $4,787,8o0 or IA per
cent from the previous IL
months. Operating costs OF
S54,544,700 were up $3,724,6Oo
or 7.3 per cent.
Gross additions to property
and plant totaled $28,736,00O
in the IL months and in May
directors authorized additional
construction projects amount
ing to $1,947,9O0. They in
cluded 81, 362,500 for transmits
sion facilities and $546,500 for
extension of customer services
April sales of 87,443,000 kill
owatt- hours were up 6.8 pei
cent from a year ago, while
IL months sales of 3,7l2,060,-
900 kilowatt-hours were 8 per
cent higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

AS buying of autos and Of
many appliances has declined
during this recession, three
questions have arisen in the
minds Of businessmen and eco
nomists:
/. Does this decline in buy
ing indicate that America is
not nearly as much of a middle
income Nation as has been
assumed?
2. Does the drop warn that
there aren't enough of us In the
middle income market to abb
sorb the massive totals of cars,
appliances, other "big ticket"
items industry is now capable
of turning out?
8. Does the recession indi-
cate that long-term growth in
incomes is coming to an end
and that we're entering a pro-
longed period of destructive
Sterilization?
To put it mildly, these are
profound questions-buried in
q detailed study of the shifts
in distribution of incomes from
lo47 to 1858, released by the
Commerce Department.
Details Outlined
To be specific:
Since l947 average after-taS
family income has climbed q
per cent in constant dollars
Constant" is the key word, fol
it means the incomes have
been adjusted for rising prices
and the slump in the buying
power of dollars since 1947 has
been taken into consideration
But the rise in after-tax in
comes is only part of the tale
The big story lies in the divi-
sion Of incomes among various
groups.
In 1947 the proportion Of
families in the middle income
group - $4,000 to $4,000 - was
81 per cent.
In 1857 the proportion wa!
up to 43 per cent. We are rap.
idly moving toward the time
when half of all Americas fam.
lilies will be in that $4,000
$4,000 bracket.
In l947 the proportion in thu
over-$8,000 bracket was IA pei
cent.
In 1857 it was up to 20 PEI
cent. More and more are NOV
ing from middle income to up
per middle income.
In 1947, IS per cent Of fam
lilies had incomes under $4,000
In 1857 that percentage wa
down to IA.
Revealing Statistic
A final revealing statistic 1
that since 1947 average famil,
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Hecht Co. Net Shows
Decline in 3 Months

Net income. of the Hecht Co.
was down sharply in three
months ended April 30, but
earnings for IL months ended
the same date remained sub
stantially ahead Of the pre-
ceding year.
Net for three months
amounted to $212,465, or 20
cents a share, compared with
4,527, or Al cents a share In
the same 1857 period.
Earnings for IL months ag-
gregated $3,194,431. or $3.43 a
share, compared with $685.
808, or $3.05 a share, in the
previous IL months.
Sales for both periods were
behind a year earlier and the
report from Samuel M. Hecht,
chairman, and Robert H. Levi,
president, emphasized that I'M
usually bad weather had been a
major factor in a three
months sales decline.
Three months sales totaled
$40, 796,984 compared with
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An intimate
portrait of {
fighting
champion

The eovntry's conservatives
call Arizono's Senator Berry
GoIdwoter their herol But Wal
ter ReUther coils him q hypo-
critic and coward. and TO union
leaders in general, he's the
most hated man in Americol
Now read about this con-
'roversioI, free-swineine bat
tier who is fost becoming the
notions most oIked-oboUt
congressman Reed THE Gilt
terine Mr.. Goldwoter."
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New Manufacturers
Group Is Formed

Harold P. Rudolph d Son,
1858 Brandywine street, NV,
is a newly-formed group of
manufacturers representatives
covering the District, Maryland
and Virginia.
In making this announce
ment, Harold P. Rudolph ex-
planned today that toys. house.
wares and promotional items
will be handled.
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Southern Oxygen Co.
Declares Quarterly

Directors of Southern Oxy-
gen Co. have declared q regular
quarterly dividend of IS cents
a share on common stock, Sec
rotary w. N. Howison an
nounced.
The dividend will be paid
June 81 to stockholders Of rec
ord June IT.