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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
BY LESTER DAVID

n year or so ago, a set Of statistics was
trotted out in THIS WEEK article to prove
that wife IS lot more valuable than her hus-
band realizes. II disclosed that the average
American married man would have to shell
out Sl45.99 a week to get the services his
spouse performs for nothing. Now challenge
has been raised: What is the cash value of
husbands work at home?
He, too, works in and around the house, and
not just as a sometime thing either. The Rut-
gers University College Of Nursing, in survey
of expectant fathers, learned that "a per cent
planned to help their wives with the babys
care. The findings startled nobody. Household
and other chores are now an accepted part Of
a mans marital responsibilities.
Not that there's any complaint on this score.
Schoolgirls and family-reIations experts agree
that marriage is all the better for having father
share the work load. But if somebody is going
to compute the cash value Of the jobs woman
does around the house, isn't it equally fair to
add I'D a mans at-home contribution?
husbands Homework
Family men. Of average income and with
growing children, were polIed in representa-
Tive COmn1uultlcS anu oSASu " hAot tAbS JOO0
they performed at home during typical early
Spring week with the number Of hours spent
at the separate tasks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as
well as home-owners were questioned.
The lists were then compared and a COM
posite husband emerged.
This Average American father works %
hours a week at home jobs. And when the
time spent is multiplied by the going hourly
rate of pay for the particular task, the cash
value of his work totals 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

THIS WEEK Noe e1ine, iAAoreh 30. lSss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
'io1. i. is rot a lilY-whiio
movement.

movement.
The baS. dsf;cr nee bc,wfer
p u pui.e . rco rat National
mni' cha.crar aad ne
t~a' III roak The same speech
= ihe South trat ! mare here
n.-si NJ. A.coin asserted
Among the publishers in az
tendance were c. c. DeJo.e.
ouis.ana Weekly Mrs. c. A.
Granklin. Kansas City Call. En-
orv. o Jackson 3 Birmingham
World: Ike Kendick. Washing
ton D c Spotlight John Kirk
pa'rick. East s. Louis CRUSADER.
Louis G.. Martin Michigan
Chronicle, Thomas Mitchell. ST.
Louis Argus: Carl Murphy. AFRO
American: Garth Reaves. Miami
Times: John Senestackc. Chi
cago Defender. Frank Stanley.
Louisville Defender;
Frank Thomas. Noble Bea-
con; Mrs. Robert Vann. Pitts
burgh Courier. William o. Wal
ker. Cleveland Call-PoSt. Carer
Wesley. Houston Inforner. and
Thomas Young. Norfolk journal
ard Guide.
Sherman Briscoe. information
specialist. for the L s. Depart
mcnt 81 Asricul,ue and pres
ocnt 81 the Capital Press Club
presided az ihe meeting
Introducing Nj Acorn and
nloaeraiing the question and
answer period was Simeon
Booker Oh Fl u TIRE Washing
ton Bureau Of John Puhhea-
tens and chairman O.. the Press
Clubs program committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

tel Hampton, local, state and
national charchwoman Of Eas,
81 Louis. III. Also for my
nephew. sixteen year old Donald
smith. who Is critically in in
az Aberdeen. Miss. hospital
lis mother (my sister law
Yves called from the bedside of
ner Oldest daughter my niecc)
also confined 10 81. Mary's In
Amaly, ST. LOUIS, 10 the Aber-
dten hospital We ask your
prayers for US.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

"A v-te 'or -. Da--,-- 3
cana'da,e 60 -!ih-r The Sen
az . ire Ecus. is vote r.
continue co-.-ol Of r,ost CT
~ pcwe-'ui c---;.teos RI
conc--sr - he hands Of anti.
cvi' RIGHTS ner,bo-s trom the
South.
rverv jo5.r dual c;tize-
s-oul1 10 aYsra ~ TIE tul'
IMPLICATIONS u the decis on H.
,er ste-s ~ Tho poll,np place e
!, added
NJ Acorn too, ,ho Dsr.o-
49, % .ask FOR rts, ~ called
.s4-~ rlss--s ~ res,o-s;h lt.v for
~ -.orress II tre tel6 ~ hn.
ran rights
There has besr ~o~e rs
--orress ~ the f,,is ~ ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

,lc Board meeting IN Hot
Springs. Ark, last week. We
we're told BY several that the
meeting was the most success
iul IN years. Ye. we see no
reason for alarm owe. a meet
np being held IN the proper
osCsr in which it should.
More than four million Bap-
tis should be thankful 10 God
That our prayers were answered
We are hoping for q speedy
recovery Of my aunt, Mrs. Ma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
RETURNS FROM ABROAD

Pc sr5 M Rorer; p TUX
r Flint Mch are extreme
.v nsrpv .vsr TIE "a { t.s' their
Va ~ r 95er' Tlrpla j.
nd far r. weve scheduled 20
a., ~ he unred state !r n
Par France. January 25.
Robert IN civilian lie Is g
Tontse Mich dentist. Ano;he.
n MAJOR Charles L. Turp.n,
IS Stationed near Detroit and
,e-!aes w.th his fairly On Lins-
Gale Charles. in civilian lie
j. "a Saginaw Mich dentist
Bo'h plan 10 resume dental
rract re In the near future
Rev TurpiH pastors Flint's Nj
Owe BaptlS'.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
YOUTH MINISTER
APPOINTED TO NATIONAL
COMMITTEE

Dr. W. r. Matthews pastor
OF Tie Warren Ave. Bapi
Church and president W fhc p
VI. and F. s ate Convention. was
appointed 10 ths Budprf'nc
Committee Of the National Ban
iist Convention, USA, Inc, in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
MAJOR c. T. BOYD

Another Major 81 interest this
rcek is MAJOR c T Boyd whose
family tcs d., on Webb St Ma
nr Bovd Has been stationed
fe.e for l3 months but viii
leave SUNDAY for New York
He has been selected by the
Amy 70 study an advance
course for Army Chaplains at
r. Slooum y Y. The course
w'll las, until May.
H's wife Mar is a teacher
AZ Logan School in Southwest
Detroit.
II is interesting talking 10
The Bowls With thor three chill
dren. they hsvo lived in moro
than seven coiin rios during his
stay With the United States
Army.
We h-po snocdy recovery
for Mr. Alfred Williams of Les
lie ST.
i war an error rs. wook
SATIN that Now Bethel Ma
irons anniversary vas hcli T.
will hc SUNDAY. Feb . az 3 D
m Nh Dorothy Robinson p'cs.
i1ent. Rev c. L. Franklin pas
tor.
You arc cordially invited e.
our house. The Chester Crumps.
3S9 Monterey. on SUNDAY Feb
81. 4 10 6 pm. 70 share IN a
+ prc-Nalentine tea with the
Young people Of tie Warren
Ave. Baptist Church. Your onl>
requirement is TO bring a Val.
rrft,~ ~t..,st.t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
police bIotter

a,ed 80 capsules OF heroin.
Richard Ramsey 27. Of 652
Selaea was arrested last week
N downtown store where
Police said ne stole q laa4e
ssr valued az 81 go.
tn, Officers Qao'ei him say
!ne Il WIS gong 10 sell the SKIRT
% 49, money 20 buy Q jug Of
wine.
J.ncs Ders 80 Of 3lo7 Sew
On cen b. learned the hard~ay
las. week iaat policemen c~ni
settle ;rs...c tickets
When Ps,roiman Charles
Kohls OF Vernon ; a'.on sop
pcd DUR for speeding fifty miles
per hour without al operator
i.cense he gave the officer IS
10 forget about the ticket.
Durr pleaded innocent before
Rec rdef's Judge George Muir
ply with ne following cxp.aal-
i.en. Il gave the officer So 10
pay ,he ticket he was giving
ne
Dur was re easel on $500
persons. tCns
Thr,c band. sgh % i IS
caaa,s look.n. 20. "a ap. r.
e.,n, ga-eed ana hound Nj
T. q. Watson 40 e. 1850 TDy
Or ai,r,n y. aana-c. an. seil-
~ rcr oil 500 n smaI b. j
Ms Wa;sor Il II ponce sh-
recognized the ihugs IS Two men
m woman wrp nal ca-e~
has, week 10 inspect an apart
men.
Tennis in the building hears
MIS-. Nai.cns screams and re-
.e.se.. her The thugs escaped.
Leon Brown q, Of 3425 Sheyi-
dan. and william Ware. 10 CT
25l9 Sheridan were arrested last
week and held by police for
investigation OF purse snatching
Police said the two men were
trapped by a snow-whl'e Cad.l
lac IN which they used 10 &c.
awsy after snaich!ng purse.
Two women in the neighbar-
mood reported the man who
sna.ched Their purse got away
H. a snow-wniie Cadillac, cglV-
en- b. encther man
a police scout car searched
the neighborhood and iouna
the white Cadillac parked in
front Of Browns home. Ware
S~as in the back se,t searching
the stolen purses.
Rudolph G. Paul. 10 Of 5408
Van Couver- was charged with
robbery armed last week follow
.ns his ,siest. PoAce SAID the
youth robbed l3-yca.-old news
boy Robert Covlnsion. OF 6029
liazieti, Of $3.50 II the point
81 knife al norwood ana
fireman.
Willi.m Jorlan. 81. Of 1867
Commonwealth Was arrested
last week IN TIC vlclnAy cf o.
leans sAd Duo0is Police said
hey found three narlhauna c!-
-areites hidden under the front
seat Of The car in which Jordan
". 5 riding.
Cherries NJ. Sampson. 81. Of
looos Ohio. YVES crested last
week in store al l5oJl Liver.
ncis where police said he stole
10 psirs Of ny on hose valued
ct $3.50.
Braxicn Lee Clark. %. Of
1923 Princeton. was arrested
'esl week u INC complaint OF
g -o-ye,r-old woman and charg-
"a w.,h rape.
The woman said she was en-
.ou,e home tr m i Beauty school,
"Aete She works cleaning up
from ? tm. 10 5 am when
'af1 forced her mo MS car a.
ne point Of "a knife. while she
waiting for bus al Woodward
nj Manchester.
The woman said Clark forced
ner 20 accompany him TO his
room where I've raped her She
SAID Clark !. Ter Grove home and
warnea her, III you tell any
ccay about this VIII Kill YOU"
Clark denied the Oh. rges. He
admitted driving the won. n 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

his home but not agains, he,
will. ~
The woman said Clark b,a
driven her home on one 9th,
occasion.
An unemployed man accusoa
Of striking his baby because !.
cried too much, was arres,es
last week and charged with !.
suit and battery. He is Geor,.
Blake, %. Of 2l43 Clinton
Blaze was arrested on -.
complaint Of his wife. Jean VII,
tod police she left their infas,
W. al church. She SAID on r.
turn home she found he's dn,r,
and asleep. The btby was erwin"
with q bruised left eye. wh,cs
was closed.
Mrs. Rose Ia watson SO III
el25 TCs.vicw Royl' Ok Tow
hip hanged herself ls.t ~,
n cell al Wsyne Coun,
30 wh..e awei'ing tr.- l.orsa...
.l;ing.
Plce said he wnma. c
ulc dc by .oop.ag
"a scat and sal stockrg on,
n4il
The body was Discovers b.
INC hcr innate.
A former bus driver c9n9.c.
Cd two week ego Of aSsalu .,
battery on the comp &,
10 year-old g.s. p rs
vas sen eacea 20 80 days ID re
House Of Correction y I'd.
corders Judge Frank G ssae.
ntns C.
Ise IS VIE J. ". le $500
Gladstone.
The girl testified he oa.
WAGES uu ~ ac 4y .
work a Rus sell and G...o So
l tic tes cl.g ~ .4 w.
rore pas; her s. p ~
d her.
va was fired II q
we an.
Tarec men ana
charged w.,h first dcego
a. n the f3.al sa3o
.Sai o.u \ Donald CCAte J1|
dur.ag he nuloup ii s
- 3O5. Gia.lot we: Eela..|
..ia. Frs. y On eXarinat. 2 Il.
tore Recorders Juoge Gco...
Murphy.
Held are Turner Madison. y.
Of 33ll (. Congress; Andrew
Madison. 80 CT 1874 McDcuga.
his ccmmon-isw male. Essie l.
Grahem rs end Burton Farmer
"a. of sll3 Copeland.
FIRST degree murder !. M-..
latoly life IN prison IN M.eA..
gan.
Sixteen persons who were II.
rested asi week IN q ,es.e, q
ids ON an alleged slo000-a.
night numbers ring. Were gs.
leased Friday in Recorder.
Court under bonds OF $500 y
So 600.
Recorders Judge w. Mckay.
Skillman set bond OF 81 600 on
J. p. ResGi1e. So. of 2l0 Wcod.
and alleged leader OF iae ring,
Reaches wife BYrdia 4s. was
released on 81 600 bond.
James Longest 29. q 26,l
5. Ethel in whose hone p0Ag,
said they found $4,000 AID
$1,000 numbers Slips was r.
leased on $1,000 bond
l0-yeaF-o'd Floyd 4. Il pa.
ci 20l4 W Euclid, was sentenced
10 3 10 Is years IA Jackson
Prison asi week Tor an a,ien'p,-
ed ROBBERY which Was sivppel
by a mongrel dog.
Police seid Hollis ordered an
spsriment house managers wife
10 hand ever her money asst
Sept. 3 but he manager walked
in with The dog. which quickly
bounced on Hollis.
Hollis shot the dos and IS.
aped He was arrested socn IL
terward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

Tarce men and
charged with first dcegc ..
a. n the f3.al sa33 /.
al DIN \ Dona.d CCAfe jr
DUNG ne nr'cup d E
- 3O5, Gia.ot we: nel II
..la. Fr.c. y on cXarna,. 2 u.
tore Recorders Juoee Gco...
Mi,rr,hx-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Calls For Election Of COP Congress
To Insure More Civil Rights Progress

WASHINGTON . c R
publican National Comm-i's
Chairman Meade Alcorn ,as'
n.eht GALES 10 to election @,
3 Rcpublicsa Corsress II : E
v.mbcr 20 insure Continued -
c:ess n c.r.i rights legislator
HIS remarks rsre in an ac'
dress 10 the Csrfai P-ess
Club ~ c-canizs:'o1 CT Ne
cr7 nevsr1sn week ~ il he
Naiior's Capital. On rar5 20
- occasion wee r-re 'h1n
100 -ewsr-e- s-S -ues's m
c'u5i-g scr,s % Publishers =
Ne-vo pso.-s f-on through
cu, the eoun:ry.
Dc-re ,re. t-o
'e fro1 c. US
fc=- - no
,He Rerl..as- ~ ~
Geo i-e -rc-0
rc- w- old 81
II -4 p Saw = sai1
-cs-,e * o-
s'ai.o- irr 'nc pr
-,er ,rsf-cor' Cor-rc
Ne--fs .r - Nor's o..
.f- -f, --t-l.,. - ~ a..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

Cherries M. Ssmpson. 81. OF
-OJ0S Ohio. YVES srresied last
week in 2 store al l5sJl Liver.
nois where police said he stole
~ psirs of ny on hose valued
Of $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Held are Turner Madison. r.
Of 33ll Z. Congress; Andrew
Madison. 80 CT 1874 McDcusaI.
his ccmmon-lsw male. Essie I.
Grahem rs end Burton Farmer
%. Of 9ll3 Copela and.

FIRST degree murder j M4,
latoly life IN prison IN M.ea
gan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
N0N-cHRIsT SCIENTIST J. INVOLUNTARY

N0N-CHRIST SCIENTIST INVOLUNTARY
MENTAL ASSASSINATION. Ex-P0lICEIMAN,
"ALFRED w. FuHRWERK. SIS, died in FORD HOSPITAL
following YEARS ILLNESS made his home In Inlay
City since he left the force nine years ago Services
fhe William r. Hamilton Co. :" News, 6/l1
rs GIRLS DIE AS CAR HITS FREIGHT"
free Press. 6IlN
"stsvensville. Meh-Thres tsen-sse girls we're killed
In hs collision Of their and freight train AZ railroad
crossing fourth person injured critically dead. Mrs.
Msresa Woodn 49, Mrs. Betty Keller. TO- Elsie Hvsehn
son. ~ All were migrant farm workers impact
auto hurting $50 feet along The track"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
FIRE SWEEPS NEWSPAPER" : METAL POT

Ssndusky Meh.-"weeky ssndvssy Republican Tribune
free Press
sANpusKY. Mleh.-Eire starting from . lnetsi pot N
me basement swept through the twosioy brick building
OF the weekly Sandvsky Repvbesn-Tribvns Friday s"'
caused an estimated 100000 damage.
William A. Irving Is the publisher.
ry hrsmsn with eight pieces Of equipment from f0V.
communities fought the baxs four hours before bringing
under CONTROL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
LEGISLATOR LOSES FINGER"
LAWN M0WERl

Grand Rspids-stats Sen. Charles R. Fssnsfrs lR
free Press
GRAND RAPDS-tAPl-Ststs Senator Charles r. Fssn
sra Grand Rapids Republican. Friday shrugged Oft lawn
mower accident which cost him ingertlp and mans's0
fingers on his right hand.
III was one Of those plumbers when you should know
BETTER no said. ." went 70 poll weed from the wheel
the power mover and reached little too far"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
Labor Bill


CONTINUED from Back Page)
jurisdiction labor matters when the National Labor
Relations Board does not assert ivrsdeon and lei to
insure secret ballots by union members on vital union
decisions sveh changing constitutions or bylaws, ee
considered significant that the union labor lobby
(which dominated the proeeedng succeeded in defeating
amendment offered by Senator Karl Mvndt R.sDJ
which would have insured clean union election ballot
ing
DURING THE DEBATE THE LABOR LOBBY, HEADED
BY FORMER CONGRESSMAN BIEMILLER BRAzENLY
ESTABLISHED ITSELF IN THE DEMOCRATIC CON.
TRoLLED SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE ROOMS. AND
GAVE "ADvicE" ON ALTERING AND MODIFYING THE
VARIOUS AMENDMENTS OFFERED ON THE FLOOR.
WHAT THEY DiD-IN THE WORDS OF ONE LABOR
EXPERT - WAS TO PULL THE TEETH FROM EVERY
FIRMLY CONCEIVED AMENDMENT OR SANCTION IN
PRODUCED, USUALLY REPLACING IT WITH SOME
REGULATION WHICH COULD EASILY BE NULLIFIED IN
PRACTICE BY UNION ORGANIZATIONS. PRIMARILY,
THE BILL IMPOSES PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO RE-
PORT" ETC. WHERE THE BILL SEEMS TO IMPOSE
DRASTIC PENALTIES. IT is OFTEN SHEER HEADLINE
GRABBING FOR EXAMPLE IT IMPOSES SANCTIONS
AGAINST ENLIGHTENMENT OF UNION FUNDS; YET
EVERY STATE IN THE UNION ALREADY HAS LAWS TO
CONVICT AND PUNISH EMBEzzLERs OF WHATEVER
KIND.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

TINT HAST SANK BOAT DROWNING 5"
"TnE WAGES OF an"t
lpssvsIs T,mss sf7N
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRiouMG:
MORE Noo@.cHRisr SCIENTIST, DEVIL AUARteve,
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES - PAINFUL
MYTHS OF IMPURE DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS.
THiNklNcL SATAN BOUND" RELIGION. EDUCATION,
CULTURE. THERAPEUTICS. PoLiTics,,eNTeR-
rA1eo6AgltT. RU1xeATioNf
MINT EEAsr SANK BOAT DROWNING $
tDssroif rimss)
Two fssksrs and three boys who drowned In Ls'ss -
Clair sy have been Thrown their beat ~ shsstsvne
explosion, Investigators said Saturday,
Ths fuel tank ksds been rppsd swsv frem Me- 2'-sees
cruiser and svs seoreh marks The bodies u me
vietlWe
The dead
Joseph Pissrovski, Al, Of i6492 Bringard.
Thennss Is. end Ralph. his sons.
Milton kro g. air force sergeant who Is Pierowskfs
brothsr-n-lsw.
Michael. 10, the ssrsesnfs son.
The party left ST. Clair Shores marina at pm. Friday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
UNION BOSS DENIES SCANDAL PAYoFF"
HE Also CLANS Up About Deal with Hoffu
To Fix Grand Jury"

Free Press, 626)
WASHING Contemporaries Union President Maurice
A. Hvthson refused 10 tell Senate racets investigators
Friday he forked union money try TO kill his In
diana land scsnde Indictment.
The bvrIy Huteheson also would not say whether he
made deal with Teamster President James r. HoHa TO
oppose the Teamsters custer from the AFLCO in return
for HofFa's help in the
This the closest the committee TO asking Hut.
eheson about allegations by Committee Counsel Robert 2.
Kennedy that Hueheson and Hoa had eonspred with Max
Paddock. Flushing N ~ publisher and others 10 fix
grand Jury in Lake County. Ind.
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Riqht- to-Work Laws

CONTINUED from Page u
SHE PUBLICLY REPRINTED FOR HER CULLIBlLiTYl
YOU MEAN WELL. so DID SAUL OF TARsUsl
AND YOU. LIKE SAUL, WILL BECOME A CHRISTINE
ST. PAUL IA christiike Christ Scientist
YOU ARE A VICTIM or THE MYTHICAL,
DEvlLsH. ANTIcHRlsT. PSYcHoPATHc. ADAM
EVE MuRDERous CAIN. JUDAS KNAvES AND
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
OFFSPRING. PRECEDING A GENUINE AND
COMPLETE NEW BIRTH, SUCH AS HAS BEEN HAD.
IN ITS HIGHEST PURITY AND cHRsTLlNEss.
ONLY BY NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRlsTLKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
PART z
DR.. sWElTZER, NOBLE HUMANITARIAN
WE ARE FULLY AWARE OF THE FINE, CHRISTIAN
SERVICES RENDERED BY OUR VALIANT SON. OVER
THERE IN SOUTH AFRICA. he WILL GRADUATE.
WITH DIVINE HoNoRs. EVENTUALLY, INTO NY
COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION" NY
ONE. PURE. TRUE CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST
1.-THE PREDEsTlNED. EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS !"
OF ALL RACES AND PEoPLEs.-THE ONLY
PURE. TRUE. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE.
POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION.
A PRISONER or THE DEVIL
PART 3
THE OLD CRY: WOLF, WOLF, WOLF
LIKEWISE. THE DEVILS HUNDRED BILLION $
DEMocRAT-LABoR STEAL RE NY. GODS. TAFT.
HARTLEY - AND THE LABOR HITLERLlKE
LIES THERETo-'sLAvE LABOR LAW. SLAVE LABOR
LAW. SLAVE LABOR Law
YOUR RECESSION IS THE PRODUCT OF GIGANTIC,
DEVILS LABoR.DEMocRAT STEALS AND PLUMBER.
ING OF THE AMERICAN PuBLicI
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psebe Jet Crash

(eonfinved from Back Psoel
WARl1NC! : T0U. s. GOVERNMENT:
ASSIGN MORE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE cHAetAiNs 70
ALL BRANCHES or THE MILITARY SERVICE
THEY HAVE WON, OR ARE. WINNING THEIR INOePeN.
DENcE FROM THE DEVILS BIG FOUR. BILLION
$RAckETs - SEX ALCOHOL. TOBACCO. DRUG
STORE MEDICINES
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY ARE
PRISONERS or the DEVIL I, EVERY SINGLE ONE -
NOT IN OBVIOUS WickEDNEss. BUT m ifsvoLus&
TARY ERROR
CHECK ON THE SATAN BOUND" RABBs.
PRIESTS MINISTER'S WHO INDULGE PUBLICLY on
PRIVATELY. IN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND
TOBACCO - STUPEFiERs. APPRAISERS AND ALSO
DRUG STORE MEDICINES. SOOTHING sYRuPs"t
THE FOUR FALSE gods ENUMERATED ARE
RAMPANT THROUGHOUT SOCIETY. AND ESPECIALLY
IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD
or LETTERS
SEX THE GIANT OF THEM ALL!
ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL
MARRIAGE - POTENTIAL. DIVINE CONTROL I!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
"3 GIRLS DIE AS CAR HITS FREIGHT"


"Bsrbsrson. O.. June g. Jimmy Hszuks. 10. and
his broti or, Ronald, were playing the Erie RI
rsstls wee looking down ~ The ties when Engineer
John l. ;onsse Of Marion them about IS lengths
ahead and hf The horn end srbrskss The wssibevnd
freight yves msv sbovf 50 miles an hour Nsws)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
"ROAD UNITS ATTORNEY DIES
OF HEART ATTACK"


ALBERT A. Campbell principal attorney for The Wayne
County Road Commission, died Of heart attack In his
home At l04 Brighton. n. p.
Campbell. 40 born in Calumet. joined the Commits
sion In 1923 and In 1895 received his law degree
U. OF D. Services will be In the Fun
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~Avro SAFETY lEApER AND DIE m ceAsu.
DG0ay R. e. INVOLVED.

ooVMy /. e. INVOLVED.
"AAerslsnd, O.. June "a sstensl hshw.s ~.
Issdsr Me wife and son did n tSsss erssh vt ~"
SIX vss another 10 IN critical seudlslon al.h.ss
Warner RIno ST. wife. end seps were dkIvlna from sI
Miami home 10 South Bend. Ind. whore ths old, 49,
planned 10 enter NoTRE DAME" Sons John II mr'
ss IS "Polies said eli three Of the men In the orurs
CAR had been DRINKING HEAVILY" my. Tribune,
"4KTHua KANE JR., ATTORNEY, EXPERT
0HtREALTY LAW" 40
N! ~ 'vvisdunr e this world fooIishne..r
'Vvssssw, Conn. HA-ARTHuR J. KANE JR. died !,
Ms Home spssiss In real estate law. member Of IN
Arw -. Pssksr. Dvryss, Benjamin. zvnino and Mslon.
Mxc...." N. Y. Tribuns)
PEDESTRIAN KILLED ON WOODWARD"
George ~ Rsybevlds ~, Of Reysl osk. ives killed bv
an auto on Woodward WIshsrsII :. ives crossing
mid.bIoek. =.
I'm csnssss County. Rufus Stewart. ~. Of Byron v.
killed when his rsmed Tree Silver Lake Rd n.r
Mccsslin, Argentine Townships
Gene D. Adams. Is, died In Holy Gross Hospital o.
injuries suffered May ~ when his motor bike struck Dol.
at G. Seven Mile and cbsrdin." Detroit Timss
II. e. MORRIS, WYANDOTTE EXECUTIVE
Leslie g. Morris, Al, Assistant vies-Prssdent and
Treasurer Of the Downrver Federal Savings and Loan
Assoc collapsed and died Of heart attack while DRIVING
his st BddIs and Elm. Wyandosts Detroit Times
Lansing. 6/6-John Kelly Lynch. 80. was buried sf.
services in Holy Gross Church died Memorial Day
in Seattle whore he temporary assignment con-
svsnf the Boeins Aircraft Corp. He suffered HEART
ATTACK !" Wife and five children survive. "crsduss
Of Pontiac St. Mehssrs High School and Michigan State
served In Navy during World War H." Detroit Times