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GARAGES

3 BRICK BUILDINGS, each 1Oxle,
25-ft. alley. $3.50: near Georgia
ave. and Allison ST. Call BOSS q
PHELPS. INC, Ma. $4,000.
GARAGE FOR RENT-Ashmead pI.
NV. HU. 3-6633.
FIREPR00P BRICK, lear garage,
- hrs. parking; dntn. loo, mr..
1Ath and l. SITS. NV. Call BEL
E1ORE CO., 1901 18th st. NV,
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1926 v ST. NE.
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WE NEED LOTS Of space. minimum
ss ri sRsRss'a scn. q re
outside d. c.; price must be low;
need for additional location for
experienced active established
business now in other D. c. loca-
tons. Box 356-V, star.
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CHANTILLY AREA

l25 acres; modern HOLLYWOOD
rambler: beautifully furnished. q
acre . stocked lake Swi%,%ins DST
Fs.s.Ss i.r AL S &c: M Hr S IGsSSS1
REALTY, NC, 1929 Wilson blvd
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

CL0sE-IN MONT. CO.-eM acres
So. H.. soned heavy industrisl: ~
acres zoned light Industrial wifi
siding ana all utilities, also priced
ct 75c per 50. ". Call Moran, OF.
2.626Q. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
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DOCTORS OFFICE

Available in medical building at
Buckinghsm Community, Densly
hood: space ideal for ear. eye and
throat specialist, ogteopath, podi-
artist. orthodonist. l.. =. KETTEL,
2l3 n: Glebe rd., Arlington We.
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LOTS, ACREAGE Tor SALE
AvONDALE AREA, 22nd Ave.-4

AvONDALE AREA,. 22nd Ave.-4
streets. WA. 7-6060.
BETHEsDA-t beaut; y .o Ie.s
s. kB0g, after 8. OIL. 7-294s.
IRKTHkSDA--4i lots lmInimNm
Sell Is Q whole or groups Of II
responsible builder. Mr.. LEBLINSqq,
syea: and sun, OIL. .4-eeSs;
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CHOICE LOT, LAKEWOOD PARK,
FLA. asking SLIGO. OR. 4-g491
LEE HIGH ACRES, Fort Myers, Fla.
2-9667 after 4 pm, Have eli the
Information. No obligation. 23'
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NEAR lst FAN And 81 Hk7 EAzNTF srs. NE,
ue S:T VIZ sHhSG adjacent PEE psrFns U
Ideal for GARAGE. eHoP OR
WAREHOUSE. Equipped With sreSSe
trap, heat and heavy cleo. service.
NOD price or rental. Ewes. WA,
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, Inc.
903 H st. NV. ST. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-22

FORD 'b7 Fairlane hardtop; equip.
VIII swap on older model car or
| sell WIZ 6-7R30
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE
A sE4 ssd IRss i SSE8 ss. 4 e.
ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.

ANGLIA 1885,. equipped; SLABS.
ave. Sc, II. 4-230O.
ANGLIA Projects. CoNsULs
Let a. show you how TO
the ENGLISH FORD LINE,
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS.
IA. b-y223. Open I'll 8 pm.
ASTON Ste. .I MARTIN l9S4 ceaysrtibsl!s,:
and ?. D
AUsTIN.HEALEY $50 real sharpI
JACK PRY, 14th and p.
AUsTIN-HEALEY. '57 roadster A.
speed transmission, electric over
drive, r.. and h. Wv. tires, wire
KIRK MOTOR co.
goth and r. I. Ave. NE, AID. 2-3334
OPEN SUNDAY, 1914
HgI sSS. l9Sz y sP sSaI s ia1 %ssss
S IfssIi1iis s Ssss onsr' Prime
BUICK s6g Special cow; electric
tires; blue with white orion top;
extra clean; SL6q2.
Kirk MOTOR co.
goth and r; !, Aye; NE. AID. 2-s3s4
BUICK SO super 4-dr. Riviera;
pWr, equipment, T. and h., dyna-
now; blue and white; 10000 act
miles. in new cond: $2.09S or
best reas. ofier TO inspect call
OWNER. FL. 4-S2DD.
BUICK, ,65 Special 2-door; green
snd white, T. and h Wv. tires;
NiOS) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
440l Conn. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-5o54
BUICK 1858 Super hit: r, and h.,
dyna., rew.car cond., $675. FALLS
CHURCH De Plymouth. Lee
highway at Hillwood ave-, JE. q
BUICK 1883 Roadmaster 4-door
Riviera; =. and H., Wv. tires.
power steering and brakes; l.
owner car; used BY exec, In pvt.
organizationi $500, Call Mon,
0-6. MA. S-6630, Ext. 36l.
BUICK .55 Roadmaster RiY. cpe,
2. and h., Wv. tires, cleo. equip.
1925 or best offer. 10. 2-3135.
BUICK .b6 Rivier9 Rdmstr, 2-dr.;
i e. iRSy s. 81 lsiE4sSr s 81, 4aassS;
BUICK ip55 2-dr. sedan; 2-tone
paint; radio, heater: 1-year Ma
tiQhal Bond guarantee, parts and
labor Perfect family car. Only
11sl1o,
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WAREHOUSES FOR REnr

SILVER SPRING AREA--2.sOO Ga,
ss on suldinSs Moor A W iRSson Nav s1c
call 10. s-1222. n
! 900 SO. Fl. approx; TT. siding.
Avail. now. / story. RA. 3-76s0.
SPACE at 6Oc . IT.
in convenient downtown location.
We have several rooms contain
ing 100000 50. It. availagle. Full
time warehouseman on premises.
Phone for appt.. Mr.. Henry,
HAMPSHIRE FURN. CO.. 3646
oeorgia ave. NV. RA. 3-12l3.
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18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
LIST commercial: semidet.
brick bldg. Lse. store and 3
apis. of 2 and 8 rooms and
bath. Rear porch. $4,6eO
annual income. Terms.
Call Mr.. WASSER, with
BOSS q PHELPS, INC.
VA. S-AaO0 Res. RA. 3.67bI
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254 acres in heart Of beautiful
f sT%l.E o SrSs hSns .od H %oS %S
carry rs head beef cattle, Land Is
level to slightly rolling: fencing Il
superior; 5-strand barb wire in
metal posts with some antique
s gsiIi IN In gcod ,, condition .. Priced ct
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NJ st. n,e.--zoned End CONNER
cial; for sale or rent. NO. 7-9261.
PARKING LOT. demand for both
night and day parkins. over
10000 So, It. Priced right with
reasonable terms. Sale or ex-
change. Df. 7-2734 or 90
5-9336,
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SUMMER CAMPS
MONEY TO LOAN
SEASH0RE PROPERTY
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

81 500 DISCOUNT on sS,400 End
saos.s S Ell sSn d. fn si iEis 'u' 8
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2 tone; fully EQUIP, /; low i mileage
S E.sdfyist s Ssss Otisr' Prime e
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oLDsMoBILE 1857 Holiday 4.dr.i
feet eond.; $ss.ioo. 10 s.sssSib.' ''
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As SS. .I sasES S Ssk f sRY ISsS
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BUICK SO Super 4-dr. Riviera;
low: Si blue and white eng 10000 p S' act
mileA in new cond: $2.09S or
9 yEwT Esssl y, otier; s 70 inspect call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Bandits Throw
Smoke Bomb in
Ruid on Jewels

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf.
a jewelry store display window
Aug. 6 (H1.-Bandits smashed
tossed . smoke bomb inside the
store and escaped with jewels
valued at more than s75o.0OO
yeterday.
Police said four bandits with
handkerchiefs over their faces
took part in the daring day
light robbery. They escaped in
q waiting car.
The owner Of the store. w.
]. Tobias. said the value Of the
stolen jewelry. which included
diam ond necklaces, rings,
bracelets and ear clasps. may
run to more than 81 million
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Hemingway Sues
To Block Reprint
OfSpunish Stories

NEW YORK. Aug. 8 H1.-
Ernest Hemingway is trying to
block Esquire magazine from
reprinting three Of his Spanish
civil war short stories.
The stories appeared In the
magazine in late 1888 and
1899. At the time. Mr.. Hem
ingway favored the Russia
backed Loyalists in their losing
struggle against the Franco
forces.
Some characters In the
stories speak in favor Of the
Loyalist cause.
THE passage Of time can af-
feet the writings of authors
either favorably or unfavor-
ably" Mr.. Hemingway said
yesterday as he began court
action to prevent reprinting.
illustrative is the change in
attitude of people TO writings Of
men during the time Russia
was our ally TO the present at
titude Of people to such men
and their writings now that
Russia is, perhaps, our greatest
enemy"
The action to restrain repub-
LEGATION was filed in State SUI
preme Court.
Mr.. Hemingway argued that
the. magazine had permission
only for the original publica-
ton.
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prompted Senator Morton 70
offer a change In a pending tax
bill that Affects the entire
whisky industry.
As now written. he says. the
oil would be a real windfall 10
schenley Industries. Inc. since
schenley Is the only bis pro-
Queer with a tremendous
amount OF aging whisky in
warehouses.
Under the terms OF the bill"
he told the Senate yesterday,
"schenley can Immediately
Stsrt q battle Of ages
Next year schenley can ad-
vertise and promote o-year-old
whisky.
Those distilleries which don't
have excessive stocks Of old
WHISTLES will. OF necessity. be
three to Ave years behind
schenley in even participating
In this battle.
I'm the public mind, quality
In whisky is associated with
age"
Senator Mortons solution TO
all this would be to amend the
legislation by stating specifi-
cally that whisky produced be-
fore December 81. 1858. cannot
claim age beyond eight years.
This" he said. would largely
negate the windfall which would
come to Schenley in the form
Of a competitive advantage un-
der the terms Of the bill as
reported.
For labelling and advertis-
ing purposes 1t (the whisky
could only bear a general state
ment that the distilled spirits
are more than 8 years Of age. "
Actually. Senator Morton
claims, Schenley already has
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pronted tremendously from the
bin As passed by the House and
approved by the Senate Finance
Committee.
It's stock. he said. has risen
from tis 10 close 10 5000 q
share this year.
General purpose Of the bill
is 10 extend the bonding period
Of whisky from Q 10 20 years
a device that would permit
overstocked whisky Arms 10
postpone excise tax payments
on the stored whisky for IL
years.
Senator Morton said he is
definitely in favor Of this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Item Veto
Issue Grows

The item veto" Issue tool
on major Importance In tn
House today because OF grow.
|ing sentiment against re.
passing the vetoed Sos billior
independent ofnces appropria.
ton bill In the form wanted b,
President Eisenhower.
A plan popular among some
Democrats calls for passage ol
q simple resolution that woulc
continue funds for the II
affected Federal agencies at the
same amounts during the 1885
fiscal year as they received
during the previous fiscaI
period.
Supporters Of such strategy
say this would not seriously
hurt the agencies, although II
would block many new projects
permitted In the bill Mr.. Essen.
hover vetoed. These included Q
Sl4 million Federal once build.
ing In Southwest Washington
and SIT million for planning
another Government building
on jackson place NV, neal
the White House. More thar
so other projects throughout
the country also could not gel
under way II only a continuing
resolution were adopted.
Representative Heating OF
New York. ranking Republican
on the House judiciary Com
mittee. declared yesterday that
Mr.. Eisenhower's veto Of the
SIS billion appropriation bill
demonstrates anew the crying
need for Congress TO act on
item veto legislation. Such leg
islation would permit the veto
Of individual items in a bill. 1t
has failed TO get anywhere In
Congress.
Mr.. Eisenhower disapproved
the bill most reluctantly" He
explained he did so because of
my strong conviction that Con-
gress should reconsider its ac-
ton appropriating over half a
billion dollars not presently
needed in the Civil Service Re-
tirement and Disability Fund.
House Republican leaders and
some Democrats said they be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Court Lets Inventor
Sue Over Secret Device

NEW YORK. Aus. 9 R.-
An inventor Of a top-secret de-
vice has won the right 70 sue
the Government for compen-
sation behind closed doors.
The decision was handed down
yesterday by the United States
Court Of Appeals.
DR.. Otto Halpern. a Vienna
born PHYSICIST, had been unable
10 come 10 terms with the Gov
eminent for a device he in
vented in ie4i.
So secret Is the device that
is only description disclosed by
the Navy Is that II ideals with
q manner and means whereby
an object may escape observa-
ton and detection by radar."
Last September DR.. Halpern
filed suit for hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars" against the
Government for use Of the de-
vice.
His lawyers said he was Of
fered less than $4,000 for out
right acquisition Of the device.
The offer was rejected.
In rejecting the suit a Fed
eral Judge cited the Invention
Secrecy Act Of 1851. which
provides that no patent can b.
given for secret military devices
until potential enemies Of the
United States have the secret.
Judge David N. Edelstein con-
tended the secrecy act pre-
cluded any action until de-
classification of the invention.
In yesterdays precedent-set-
ting decision, the Appeals Court
ruled DR.. Halpern's suit might
be tried ''in camera" (closed
door before a single Judge
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"if IN the Judgment OF the
District Court such q trial can
be carried out without substan-
tial risk that secret information
viii be publicly divuleed."
DR.. Halpern was denied q
patent In is45 on the grounds
one would make his secret
public.
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lieve the House should pass
the bill again without the $3.50
million. When Congress returns
in January it could consider a
separate bill for such a pay
ment to the fund, they sug-
gested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Whisky Bill Change
Sought by Morton

Whisky drinkers who think bourbon II old Ia better
than the stun half that win set Questioning look
from Senator Morton Republican OF Kentucky.
Most bourbon whisky fully maured In hve ak years.
but the consuming public doesn't realize that fact Senator
Morton says.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Tribune Publisher S New Years Eve

Lights out, radio off, 1890.
Silence.
But, c.S hymns records, played hundreds of hours
in the past silently sang the writer sleep, utterly
conscious Of any midnight reveIry
NEW YEARS DAY.
Delightful inspiring conversations with fell
low citizens.
ONE HICHlICHT An enthusiastic reader Of our Detroit
Tribune and at least nominal Christian Scientist ssid
Mr.. Fruehauf, If You Had Been Born
A Catholic, You Would Have Become
A CARDINAL
MARY my secretary, agrees. lsvghinsIy)
We thanked him and silently thought: WELL, IN SUCH
POPE!
Audible Well, easily and simply account
for my Ihe-THE MARTIN LUTHER SPIRIT PLUS $50
YEARS IFS as simple as that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11

to know more about the real
substance of life in God.
While attending University
classes, we learned that oil
the wsv down through the
ages one Of the important fac
tors or problems have been
the longing for better living.
And even in the University
Bible Regeneration. we find
the ancient peoples looking
forward to a better day. How
ever. no matter what the dis
advantages were, there were
in their midst those who kept
the light of Spirit burning
vigorously. There were those
who felt the eyer-presence of
the Christ, and God as the
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Letter TO the NJ. Y. Tribvne)
wages In The Auto Plant"

Evanston, Nov. IA short time ago Walter Revther
suggested that big reduce The price Of their
TO help halt imitation. He have known that time
that his auto unions already preparing list Of
demands to make upon The makers in The spring. II
that doesn't tend TO imitation. I'm don't under
stand imitation Perhaps Reuher thinks increased wages
and benefits from Santa Claus.
In Of the negotiations have the unions put forth
any plan whereby the workers would increase production
to compensate for higher wages benefits Increases in
production been machinery where
as labor has been continually demanding shorter hours
To preserve economy, labor will have increase
production TO compensate for its benefits G. A. HvmmeI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Scientist Abandons Reds i"

POLE ESCAPES IRON CURTAIN FLEES TO U. S.
Or. Jerry Leon Nowinski (ch. Trib I4)
POLISH PHYSICAL SCIENTIST, EXPERT
ASKS U. s. FOR ASYLUM!
MEAcER PRIVILEGES GRANTED IN POLAND
WERE PuNY COMPENSATION FOR RED,
ENsLAvEMENT ENCOURAGING STRAW
IN THE WIND FOR THE FREE PEoPLEsI
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE DEVILS RED CONTROL or RUSSIA. CHINA
AND sATELLiTEs-soo MILLION PEOPLES
DOOMED THE HARVEST TIME, AS PER JESUS.
SITS THE cHAFF FROM THE WHEAT
The WHEAT or ETERNAL TRUTH REDUCES TO
ABsuRDITy THE colATH-liKE PROHIBITIONS or
ERROR Devil
tsee SCIENTIST ABANooNs. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11

The ancient gives the def
milton Of Christ, IS word of
Cod" Christian Science de-
fines Christ as The Divine
manifestation Of God, which
comes 10 the flesh 10 destroy
inesrnsfs error"
CLING TO SPIRIT
Our state of being is spirit
ual. relating to expressing the
qualities of God. Recognizing
and realizing the spiritual
status Of men, women and
children, we convey the
spIsndsr and distinction OF
our heavenly Fathers eres-
iion. in ell of its spIendor and
radiance.
In this, we exemplify the
Christ, and help others desire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Aaglonous Mayor Wagner re, Dem.
Stopping The Illegal Strike"
M. Y. Tribune EditorisD

M v TTIpUne EdItoTiaU
Thanks 10 geIanovs Bob Wagner II has become neress
nsF established that labor whether II be the moormen or
Mike ouD can strike iheaen strike against govern
ment and achieve victory.
Yet This is illegal intolerabe and so forth Bot our
Mayor oY his wshywashy policy Of concession and eonci
anon clearly invites more contempt for For il transit
strikers get what they want where does this leave COW
ernmenf9 Looking rather futile and ridiculous II seems
10 Us.
tses ILLEGAL STRIKE, Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
"A Blow 10 Discrimination"
IN. Y. Tribune EdiforiaD

IN 7. Tribune EdifoTIaD
Our congratulations TO Ruth Carol Taylor the first
Negro airline sfewardess in the United States, and 10
Mohawk Arnes the company that hired her. The air lines
have been reluctant than most types Of business 10
abandon discriminatory practices Restrictions against Me-
sroes have been applied particularly flight Jobs despite
the pressvres Of law and public opinion.
But progress is being made. Trans World Air Lines
recently assigned Negro TO the Job Of assistant to the
personnel director and New York Arways which operates
heleopters, has hired Negro pilot The State Commission
Against Discrimination has been campaigning actively for
an end TO rsem the air lines and its efforts are slowly
beginning TO get results.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
"U.S. Culture: Hamburger, Tomato
Soup"
Soup

"PRoF SEES MIDDLE CLASS SELLING OUR
STANDARDS"
"PuRITENlcLL AND BLAND"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Hebrew Prot Martin 2. Loeb and the readers OF his
susic and relatively accurate diagnosis OF middle class
American life al may be eomfor'ed " s. the
spiritual 'sof which alone Of eli The nations worthy
70 give birth 70 fhe marvellous Christ Science Second
Coming" o. me nessisn Millennium 70 eli peoples.
"hEkS EXTREMITY GODS OPPORTUNITY"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
But-He Is A Pipe Smoker! Would
Not Be Eligible, Until Healed,

SPIRITUALLY 5EcEnERATEC roR ny. GODS.
ONE TRUE PURE DEVIL DEFEATING CHURCH OF
ILL TlHE T-E C-RisT SCIENTIST
GEN Macarthur Z PIPE SMOKER TOO
BRILLIANT AND 5LUkDERlkci
His Inehon landings the West Coast Of Korea
CT me hishes' military briiisnce
EUT-His LAUNDERING INTELLIGENCE PER.
KITTED Those TRAGIC sLEUcHTERs or OUR
TROOPS GIVING 10 The CHINESE REDS JOINING
FORCES WITH TIE NORTH KOREAN REDS
See The GATHER REPORT. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Devil re. Gets Free Advertisinq-
Show Mustn't Go on"
"slNCER's EXIT PRovoKEs RIO

SlNCERS EXIT PkOVOkES RIOT"
Rome, Jan lAPj-The opera worlds storriesf prina
donna, Soprano Maria Meneshin Calais fed in
through underground pssssseway early today 1000
rate music fans eeed her quitting midway through the
opening night OF the Rome Opera" Detroit Times lI3)
THE POOR LITTLE SATAN BOUND" EVE, A VIC
Tlm or THE cHRsTMAs-NEW YEAR HOLIDAY
FATIGUE, BECAUSE YIELDING TO THE DEMANDS
or POPULARITY, IS so EASY
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRisTLKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS J. ARE ALERT TO THE NEW TESTAMENT,
LOVING ADMoNiToN AND REBuKE:
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE or MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE or GOD"
tsee FREE ADVERTISING. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
TO-DAY IN WORLD AFFAIRS
US. Press is Criticized For Printing
Red Untruths"
Jay IN WORLD AFFAIRS

free Press and NJ. Y. Tribunel
WASHINGTON, Dec 3o.-rbe Amsr,e,, .r... .,a radio
ere onn'en'onsy the best Instruments Of propaganda The
soviet Union has in ihe worId-snd the Soviet
WIN deliberate intent Is the worst enemy and most per-
ss0ofsur OF American news that the United States
fsess in ths world
tsss U. S. PRESS, Page d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
BaeksIiding, Pipe Smoking est

New Years greetings exchanged, and then:
We'll. the sputnik WILL FORCE MILLIONS TO PUT ON
SPIRITUAL LONG PANTS !"
(See NEW YEARS EVE, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
odsy In World Affairs,
az In World Affairs
"lndonesia Property Seizure
lS-t-e-a-l!l Seen As Reds
Handiwork"

my Tribune and Detroit Free Press)
WASHINGTON, Dec 2s.-orgsnized bresndsae In
'ndoness-fhe theft Of private properly attempt TO
use The loot as bsekma against foreign sovernmenhss
hardly parallel in international crime.
tsss PROPERTY SEIZURE, Psae III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Not By Might, Nor BY Power. But
BY My Spirit, Saith The Lord!
DETROIT TRIBUNE
The Gather Report-U.S. Defense
by Andrew f. EvebmE c.. ~

Modern ChrIstlAn Sclence ITosad9
Ma jor Prophet Of cur father-Aother God, ALI
harnonious- fp Is. Science and Health with Key to
the Scripture, by Mary Baker Eddy with world
nesssze and mission who ~i-by the grace OF God
do Fruehs uf-Martin Luther job "a this age.!i
And how science * Health our textbook, u C,ds
Liberstor OF TIE Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or
COD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER Is HIS FRIEND, AND or HIS PEOPLE
TOD.
Jesus 'loved righteousness and hated insquiiy-i
The 4lukewarn- live m fools rsradise-!
~. y Rs.sn G.Ithss is brilliant devo.ee patriot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
The Darkest Hour Preeedes The
Dawn!

ALL PEOPLES FROM THE LEAST TO THE
GREATEST. SHALL KNOW mE, YOUR FATHER
MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNloUs" AND THE ONE
REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE OF IkcoRRUPT.
lELE lNvULNEREeLE oMNlPREsEkT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE WHEREIN ALL or YOU FIND
YOUR TRUE BEING, ny ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS,
See U. s. CULTURE, Page III