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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Mrs. CIuru Tober,
Formerly Of GSI

Mrs. Clara Ellen Tober, Ct,
a supervisor with Government
Services, Inc. before her re-
tirement, died Saturday in
District General Hospital.
The former Clara Ellen Tul-
lies. Mrs. Tober was born in
Solomon. Kans.> She lived for
many years in Abilene, Kans.,
and attended school there
with one of the younger Eisen-
hover brothers. She was a
former president Of a Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars auxih-
airy in Abilene.
Mrs. Tober had lived here
for is years. She is survived
by her husband. Claude A., OF
the home address. 1922 Second
street Sc; a daughter. Mrs.
Victor Marafine of Norfolk,
Va. and two grandchildren.
Services viii be held at 2:l5
pm. tomorrow in the Cham
bers Funeral Home. SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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circuitous route. He began
his carees as a cornet player at
l6. He later was a cub reporter
on the old San Francisco Post,
a gold hunter in Alaska. and
even managed a magician be-
fore joining forces with Mr.. De
Mile and Mr.. Goldwyn in New
York.
Mr.. Lasky is survived by his
widow, Bessie; three children.
Jesse. jr.. william and Nancy.
and two grandchildren.
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With Regard to a
Gard Of Thanks

vep often a cord 81 thonks b
The Ster meeis . need which con
hofdh be solved il oaY other woy
Not onh . u . precious expression
o. gratitude 10 those vho hove seat
tlosai tributes but also eosrteohsls
acknowledge the seWiees ahd
kiadnesses Of the moaY 10 whom
q personal aois Of thonks eoaso'
veil be moIled ., whose aames
and oddreses <dre nor known
Insertion Of cord Of thosks
nor be auenssd BY telephone 10
The Stes. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stoi
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
el0 II 81 NE III 3-4ss0
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st. wv. NO. 7-0l33
zoo
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AZ $;|s +; i$ss $s$sygS$
Funeral Home Sei Florida sV.. nv
Notice OF funeral later,
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LE 5snS.,I LAWRENCE SscE y; on sISanssy,
LwkHSNscaEn d Il dEElEsSeo st SsORsd Sa
brother Of Robert n. James, Hubert
c eaa nj t.aes s M IaSm j.nh, ., ,
Rose. Butler Mrs Ruth Wines. Mrs.
Estelle Weller, Mrs. Cora ,cortnsy.
Gertrude Monroe Friends may cali
son blvd. Arlington. Va, where fi-
neral services will be held on We'd
nesday, January IS. a. 2.3O pm.
Interment National Memorial Park
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sTROMAN, MARRY. On Friday. jan
vary ie; is5s e Sc pl;SriS. Gen;
5Au3 Grant 81. ne. He leaves his
wife, three brothers. two sisters. other
relatives and friends After p N
Wednesday, January Is, friends may
call 81 the Henry s. WASHINGTON q
ave. ne. Funeral services on Thurs.
day. January 10. at pm. ct the
New Mount Olive Baptist Church,
40 ssth st. ne, the Rev William
Weaver ofheiatins. Interment Wood
lawn Cameinrr
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KIRsCH. FRANK. A special COM
= munieAiion Of BENJAMIN
N Franklin Lodge. No. so. p.
Nv A. A. NJ. has been called
for Wednesday. January 5,
W~ 1883. At 10 an. ct the
AVA Masonic Temple. 18th st.
U and New YORK ave NV.
for the purpose Of conducting Ma
sonic funeral services for our late
brother, PRANK KfRScH,
SIDNEY psTyn y S SoLpsTEIE, Master Mast
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ALL; sLsERGr; CHARLEs n on

REINHART, ANNA ". on Monday,
as ssSs. Anna I'i e sErNhHTEiRsifs ns 81
33e3 You st se.. beloved wife Of
Alois Feinhart, mother OF Carl
A and Marie Reinhart and Mar
Euerite 4 sae1enas. sister Of oeorge
from the james T. Ryan Funeral
Home, 3l7 Pa, ave Sc. on Thurs
day. January 10. at $40 am RE-
cniem mass At ~ Francis Xavier
friends United interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. rs
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ARNOLD RICHARDS Of Brandy.
wine, Nd. beloved husband of sandra
Townshend Richards and father Of
Terry Lelgh Richards He also Is
survived BY his parents, william b
BENJAMIN william. Paul and Nelson
Richards. and two sisters, Mrs.
Thelma Cole and Mrs. Rachel Meyers.
Friends nav call AZ the Richie Bros
Funeral services viii BE- heid N the
9rookheld Methodist Church. Naylor.
Nd. on Wednesday, January rs, al
2 pm. fnterment church cemetery.
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Brieklayers' Union. No I.
Of Washington. D, e, Re-
mains resting at the 8 ".
Wines Co Funeral Home.
1901 ifth 81. NV. after
2 pm TUESDAY, January
= "a. 1888, Services ct the
above funeral home on
January Ii. ~ ~ noon.
Port Lincoln Cemetery on
JORDAN, secy. Is
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. EDBEEI 4. A speclal tom
hunieation Of Hope Lodge
No, 20. FAAM u hereby
called for The purpose Of
VI conducting Masonic burial
~ services for our deceased
~ brother. r OBJ ERT A.
SHOOK. on Wednesday,
is. 1883 at pm.
Bile Z DAWSON, Master.
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SUNDAY. January -. 1888. a. Cas-
ually Hospital. RAYMOND A. HACK
ENHER0 Of 35lU 10Th. 81. n.e.. me
nj HackenbeFe. father Of Mira Shirley
Fuller Of AnnapoliAs Nd. ana brother
OF Mrs. Ethel Kelley Of Sanbury. Pa,
Friends may call at the lee Funeral
Home. Ath 81. and Mas, ave. ne
nesday, January Is, al IL. 3D an,
fnterment Port lincoln Cemetery. II
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daYs JANUARY 10, INbk, JANIS z
Solomon Ellis, father Of James r.,
Diane and Rodney Ellis. brother Of
Herbert. sylvester, Helen. Blanche
and Davis Ellis Ne also leaves four
Aunts. I'VE nneles. . devoted friend.
lrancee z. Bel, and cousin James
January H. friends may cali AZ the
Bovd's Funeral Home, 1888 10th 81.
NV Funeral on Wednesday. jan
usry Is, At, go pm, from the
lington National Cemetery. i4'
EVANS, LORENZO \. on Monday.
January Is. 1855, LORENZO &.
EVANS Of rs NJ st. NV Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY
JarvlA.
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WISE. LYNDA ANN. In loving memory
81 our infant dauRhter, LYNDA ANN
WISE, who died i've years ago todav
shes lust q little eirl. Dear God,
=, Heavens paths she has not knovni
Please hold her hand and guide Ter
80 she'll not feel alone.
I know she'll miss my loved cares al
niRht keep her from lonelk1ess
HER MOTHER AND FATHER -
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LOWE. TaSSIE q OF GIIn, % ", Ed ~. Cn
Joseph Love, mother -of Joseph and
Fannie Lowe and Mrs, HeEoid r.
Funeral Home 5iT 18th ct. Sc, on
Wednesday, January Is. at i0.46
am Interment Arlinston National
Cemetery. "a
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life On. Sunday. January II. 1855.
h'rNS1lhni yn M1,cS;pnitel, llstls LAW
William X Young. He also IL sur
ylyed bv two. brothers, oreaory and
William X Young, w.; four Grand.
parents two areat. gr,s,ndpare1ts and
friends Remains may be viewed
AZ the Hall Bros Funeral Home. Hal
Florida. ave Nv, on Tuesday, JAM
uary IA, after . pm Funeral serv-
va $50 on w'ds si si IsR Rss catSoI as
Church, East Capitol a.. Sc In.
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
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KIEscH FE sss IsS q H kHSsH jan.
loved husband Of Annie kirseh,
and Mrs Jeanette canter. both Of
Washington. D. c. He also Is SUR
yived 81 one brother. Phillip Kirsch Of
New York, and i've grandchildren.
Services At the c. D ooldberg 4
NV. on Wednesday. January rs, at
II am InteFment Southeast Hebrew
CONGREGATION Cemetery odd In
mournlasNt 1872 Underwood st. nv.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
CARD OF THANKS

IahD OE xnANhS
wish to thank everyone for
their kindness and thoughtful .
ness and their deeds and gifts.
Especially Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Haueter and Mr.. Joe Zell.
Mrs. Jessie Timm. 1p41.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

ROOM FOR RENT - CO NJ -
Portable room, heat and wat
er furnished, bath. Martin Pal
lat, 207 Center st. 2x42.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to all our neighbors
and friends who were so kind
in sending cards and flowers
and in so many other ways ex
pressing their sympathy during
the recent illness and death of
our beloved parents Mr.. a n d
Mrs. James Matthewson.
We express our thanks a so
to DR.. Alton w. Benin
Mrs. Ralph Scovill
DR.. David Corey and the nur-
ses Of Corey Clinic.
The Ladies Aid of Fowle RS
Mill Community Church; Rev.
E. w. Kurhnel and the Burr
Funeral Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kief-
fer
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Arbin Vaughn
1x40.
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FL ELP w A NJ T T. d
FEMALE

HELP WANTED - FEMALE
Responsible woman to h e ] p
working mother 4 days a week,
8 am. to Q pm. Wednesdays
off. Call after 8 pm. Avenue g.
4I79. 1x40.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
Rolling
Along
by BILL SPEAR

1t was on October 7, 1848,
that James Whitcomb Riley
was born -. and I guess
there aren't very many of
us who have struggled thro-
ugh school in the past fifty
years without being exposed
to his verses. He las as
down to earth as a small
boy playing marbles. I i'm
agine just about everybody
has heard o Little Orphant
on the Punkin'". In that last
one he wrote, 'They's some
thin kinda harty like a
bout the atmusfere, when the
heat of summers over and
the coolin' Fall is here"
And these are the days when
we all know that feeling. Ri
ley was friendly and cheer
full -. which we can all try
to be. And he's still remem-
bered after more than a hun
dred years. Proves you
don't have to start a war T.
have your name remember
ed.
Incidentally, you folks who
were almost trampled in
the last minute shopping ru-
Sh last year. T he r e S stil
time to do your Christmas
shopping early, Andthere's
still plenty of time to bring
your car in for a thorough
pre- holiday check up -.
then it won't check out some
cold, windy day. For tune
ups, wheel alignment, paint
jobs, body and fender work
come to
SPEAR MOTOR SALES
N. Hambden Rd., Chardon
Phone Avenue 64170
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

Choice Acre Lots as Low as $1,000
Beautiful rolling land, some wooded, in
the Chesterland Hills supuivson on Heath
road south of Mayfield.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

FREE - TO GOOD HOMES
kittens, black and grey, house
broken. Phone E. Claridon 5-6708
1x41.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

APARTMENT FOR RENT -
Ground floor half of duplex
bedroom, living room, kitchen
cite, bath, and utility roo m .
Phone e. Claridon 6-6829. 2x42.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

FOR RENT - FOUR ROOMS
apartment In Chardon will
age. Heat, water, and electric
ity furnished. Electric range al
so furnished. Carl II. Speck, AV-
enue 5-5453. 2X41.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

FOR RENT - FURNISHED A
partment. Couples only, avail
able Oct. /. P. F. Nolan, 1 0 8
Water ST., Chardon. 2x41.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09
r Q r s A L e
HOUSES
Ohio Swift, Inc.

Pre- cut homes, $1783. 90,
up. No money down. Model:
open at 39430 Mentor Ave-,
Mentor, Ohio. IA mile east Of
Rt. 306 on Rt. 20. Call White
hall 2-7230. Door Prize. Chill
dren's coloring books. Speci-
al August Price on Erection.
13p46
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

NURSERY STOCK: MEDIUM
sized taxus, $3.50; Mahonia,
Blue Hetz Juniper, Hex bullata,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

FOR RENT - A TWO BED
ment, bath room, furnace. 0 n
Whitney Road. Montville. G !
yorktown 1886. 2x42.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-09

APARTMENT FOR r E IN T.
Half of double two bedrooms,
heat and water furnished. Close
to stores. Phone Avenue 5-5385.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Story on Reuther-

CONTINUED from Back Page)
Revthers friends say his capacity to lead IS immense
His critics complain that he carries on his back the eawn9
money Of ambition He describes himself and his evfensnfs
the vanguard Of In the words OF Chester Bowe
at testimonial In the Aston Hotel when Mrs. Rooseveh
honored Revhe for his leadership he has sPearheaded
the American dream"
In the language Of THE NEW YORK HERALD Ik
BuNE, he Is DANGEROUS AND DlsNceNuous Or
PoRTUNlST" and RECKLESS POLITICIAN DYNAmoeO
BY AGGRESSIVE DEMAcocUERY"
The poet laureate Of Americans for Democratic Aefon
Arthur Schlssnqsr Jr. asserts in his book, 'He VIA.
CENTER "alter Rsvher. the extraordinarily ao'e s"o
intelligent leader Of the United Auto Workers may well
become in another decade the most powerful man IN e
can politics."
Reushsr Is a man a,pIaYdcd for puraneal morals This
Sir csahsd Of The labor leaders, is said does not imnne
intoxicating liquors. wager the horses shoot craps seN
his hand into the union TILL obscene language
say his detectives good So were 6en''o mo'so''
when he tried 10 make the railroads run on 'me wa "
Until later that people began TO notice the bodies e along
the right Of way. go
Walter Rsuhor in Walter Rsuthsr's estimation is WIN
out exagqsrson Iser-day Moses whose se'f-aPPo'neo
task TO lead the oppressed out OF esPa'sie 0o"osss
into the Promised Land Of soesIsfie planning fo employ
ment and guaranteed income for al.
Reuther can talk Fill Docmsday about nsn''ns .o"
munists but they retain great dsa OF affection 70. nun"
The party In 1857 psssed resolution paising Dubnsk ~
Philip Randolph and Reuther for performing the 'o"e'o"
OF Social Democracy" !.
One Of Rsuthsrs srehensmes Is Dave Beck. owner Q!
that famous house that union jack built whs VIZ. a
Beck misapproprissed thousands In union .o"o' ~
his own personal interest RsYher has supervised fns sp
ing OF close to quarter OF billion oo's'' " ~
IN the ten years OF his JAW presidency -,
JAW disbursements for the year l9oo s'ons 0's.
$2e.s million Only vovehsr-by-vouehsr accounting ~''N
CONTINUED Next Column. Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Minister Found -


CONTINUED from Back Pdge)
HOWEVER, NY HIGHEST CHOSEN ONES CHRIST
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, AND NY ONE. TRUE
PURE CHURCH, THE CHRIST SCIENTIST. over
THERE IN THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS
CALLED THE NEXT WORLD, WILL EFFECT
HIS LIBERATION FROM THE MYTHICAL,
DEVLIsH, ANTICHRlST, PSYCHOPATHic,
ADAM-EvE MURDERoUS CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvES
AND FOOLS "cHASTLY FARCE" OF HUMAN
PARENTHOOD, OF A MYTHICAL so-eaIed
MATERIAL" CREATION AND UNIVERSE
my Tribune, July 5)--"Washngton July "A So
year.od minister found hanged in a high tower
of his church in downtown Washington was hanging by
rope 40 feet the third floor Of the First Congrega
tonai Church where Pres Coolidge used to worship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02

reveal how much Of This went TO politicians but those who
have read The cio and The Democratic Party know that the
Go eontbvtsd than 100000 per cent Of the
funds which elected Governor Williams Of Michigan
The notion has been seriously advanced by NeWsWEEk
magazine that Rsvfhsr Is behind hs charges Of the ecIe
Ian Committee against Beck end Hoa and that the Com.
mffsss attitude toward Rsvshsr has been one Of eones-
fion. Why7 Because the Committee Counsel Robert Ken.
nsdy fears that Rsvhsr called account for his sins
might kill of Roberts brother Senator John Kennedy as
possible candidate for the Democratic nomination in 1860
Revfher killed of Governor W. Averel Hartman by switch
ing Miehissns delegation TO AdIa Stevenson over Williams
mild protest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Denies Guilt
CONTINUED from Back Pase)

Continued from Back Page)
l. sE.x-ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE.
POTENTIAL DIVINE CONTROL
S-E-x-RAMPANT THROUGHOUT SOCIETY,"
ESPECIALLY IN THE ENTERTAINMENT AND
WORLD OF LETTERS!
4-ALcoHoLlc BEVERAGES. TOBACCO
DRUG STORE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
sTUPEFlERs, SOOTHING syRUPS"-DEv'Ls
COMPENSATION FOR HIS ADAM-EvE DuPEs
RoBBINc THEM OF 1.-THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY
OF THE CHILDREN OF GOD" ENJOYED BY NY
HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRisTLikE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
ATTN: MICHIGAN CATHOLIC. AND JEWISH
NEWS WEEkLIEs!
News, 7/I6) -. :. Member of Pyramid Lodge 5o2
F&AM
Masonry grand friend OF America and the onderpriv
legged, BUT IMPURE lDEALISM - NORMALLY CHRIS
TlAN, BUT SATAN BOUND" MOST ALPHABETICALLY
ACCEPTS AS REAL THE MYTHICAL. DevillSH
ANTLcHRIsT, PsYcHoPATHIc ADAM-EvE.
MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS. kNAvES AND FOOLS
"cHASTlY FARCE" SPIRITUAL lUNAcY. THE
SHADOWY, MORTAL THOUGHT so-eaIIed MATERIAL
CREATION AND UNIVERSE. WHICH. " REAL.
WOULD MAKE nae, COD A GIGANTIC LIAR. TRULY.
AND INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR AND PARENT
BUT, PERFECT CREATOR, PERFECT SPIRITUAL
CREATION AND UNIVERSE EXCLUSIVELY REAL
ARE VERY GOOD" Cen. l:3l-INcoNTRoveRT
IDLE, pEMoNsTRABLE. ETERNAL TRUTH
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1858 IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Giant Blaze Rips

(Cenfinvsd from Back Pass)
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF PERFECT CREATOR
CREATION. AND UNIVERSE. IS APPREHENsIBLE
TO 1.-THE PURE IN HEART" MY CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS I, WHO DEMON
STRATE THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF ALL
HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA! THEY
ARE THE GOOD sAMARITANs" BROTHERS
KEEPERS WHO DEMONSTRATE HUMAN AND
MATERIAL" OBJECTS TO BE MERELY MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES. coUNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs
OF EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS. DIVINE lDEAs!,
YOUR TRUE ETERNAL INDIVIDUALITY!
GIANT BLAZE RIPS BOSTON WATERFRONT
Boots, 2 Piers Lost In Inferno
free Press
BOSTON tAPl-A general alarm fire reared through two
piers Bosons waterfront Sunday night consuming both
piers and two warehouses in It's angry, flaming march.
There no immediate reports Of injury.
Ablaze the Old Merchants and Miners Dock
Northern Ave- The dock only few hundred yards north
Of Bosfon's South Railroad Station.
Six boats. apparently fishing craft destroyed be-
tween the two piers.
fire official said II explosions rocked Of the
houses He said the blasts apparently caused by six
trucks parked inside Of the warehouses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Initiation


EohTInUed from bdek TdgU
compiled by poster Samuel Lvbel and appearing in the
Scrppsowsrd newspapers whoPpng 30 to 30 per cent
Of the workers in the Detroit sreahe heart Of Revther-
and-ssy they willing TO foreso further wage increases
prices and living costs be held stable BY wide MAORI
ties result the in other large industrial GEN.
tiers, such as Chicago. Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
II don't want any wage increases" Pittsburgh
worker quoted saying They only raise prices and do
no qood" And he continued I'VE ought 70 hold down both
prices and wages I'm all my Of surveying voter feel
jnq concludes Lubel II have found the desire for
stability as strong as II is running today.
The LvbeI findings confirm the results OF a poll con-
Quoted recently by Representative Charles Chamberlain
(R-Mieh Examples Of responses to the Chamberlain In
qvres: Don't let wages get too high or we'll price our
products reach Of any foreign market and also maybe
our own; II" wages 90 up. the cost Of living more than
offsets whatever wage increase is granted"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Total Abstinence


Continued from Back Page)
The defenders Of slavery in the South before the war
made out very plausible from the Bible Therevpon
the Quaker historian Henry c. Lea sarzed their plea by
making equally good in all APPARENT seriousness tor
poygamy which prseteed in the Old Testament YET
few this land today would fail TO agree that Christian
principles require alike the emancipation OF slaves and me
abandonment Of poyssmy Similarly one may argue mar
Christian principles call for abstinence from Intoxicating
beverages.
SPIRIT AGAINST LETTER
Yet exegssis which dedvees from Christian principles
position At variance with early Christian practice may
we'll appear strained This the old question OF the spirit
against The letter. The question whether the Bible IS eode
Of laws snvneiaon Of principles The Old testament
itself dselosss both views The Penfaeveh Is the Torah
the Law, whereas jeremiah called for New Covenant
craven not on tables Of but hearts OF hesh
Judaism tended however. to forget the prophets and
10 build up law the only feasible focus tor the reg
iovs life Of The people, Christianity rebsed against the legal
ism Of Judaism Jesus the laws OF the Sabbath
and Paul declared the law 10 be sbrogssed But 'e9ss
srspt speedily again into Christianity The prsesps OF Jesus
tconsnvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Christian Youth


Continued from Back Pags)
Among the most popular workshops at recent Meth
od youth conference held Boston University topics
relating TO gambling. capital punishment The mentally
H. obscene literature and moral Standards alcoholic bsv
eases world peace the space age and knowledge Of natural
science.
INTEREST IN BIBLE
The Rev. Mr.. Forrest l. White director OF youth work
Of the New England Conference Board Of the Methodist
Church. contends that any youth program built around
" activities will hold The interest Of young people
for long.
Even camp at Rolling Ridge North Andover. Mass)
has proved this he says More young people continue to
sign up for groups centeng around Bible study and ow
TO Pray" than for social and reereaons activities, ne
says There considerable interest in groups discussing
How Can Know What Is Right?" and Christian Beliefs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Good Father
CONTINUED from Back Page,

lConIinUeo from BACK Pe9el
1.-THE PURE IN HEART" MY CHOSEN PEOPLE.
cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. APPREHEND
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF UNAVAILABLE.
sUPER-sATuRATED. INcoRRuPTlBLE. iNvULNERAsLE.
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
THE ONE REAL CREATION = Externally.
COMPLETELY PoPULATiNc THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss, SPIRITUAL CHRIST
LIKE BEINGS. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS.
YOUR TRUE INDIVIDUALITY
ABSOLUTELY NO REALITY IN HUMAN BIRTHS.
ADAMS. EYES MURDERoUs GAINS. JuDAsEs
kNAvEs AND FOOLS - 1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE
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LOST IN DEATH OF scHANBEcK
BY Jane Sehermerhorn News, 7/3)
In rushing, complex cify-ike Defrot is not always
possible TO know how fine your neghbors are.
Sometimes only tragedy vnfoIds the story
So does today friends remember T. Jordan sehsn-
beck 43yesroId Ford official who drowned Tuesday in
boating accident
SEARCH CONTINUES
For third day. the Coast Guard out this morning
search the Of Lake ST. Clair the spot where
Jordan his lyear-oId Joseph; his brother Edward
Sehanbeek, and their host Thomas Burke, planned to
anchor 42.foot cruiser for hour Of fishing.
Jordan lost his footing he threw the heavy anchor over
The side Of cruiser fell in the water Despite the
efforts Of his brother and his son he drowned
He had learned TO swim. youthful mishsp
that dseovra him. As lad he injured his head day
while padding around in the lake. Yet he drawn TO
wafer-an expert and ardent fisherman
He general manager of Ford's marine department
and only recently returned from trip aboard OF the
eompany's steamships
elder Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred J. Sehanbeek.
5o2 ST. Clair Ponte Until few years ago his father
police officer in the City of Crosse Poinfe.
The senior Schanbeck attached TO the village police
force when Jordan little boy, and he hero TO
little boys Of Crosse Ponte whose family scared
high in Industry finance the automotive field.