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wife, were among members
Of his family witnessing the
ceremony.
Three former Marine Corps
communication. Thomas
Holcomb. Gen. Clifton B.
Gates and Gen. Lemuel c.
Shepherd. jr.. shared review
ing ofhcer honors with Sec
rotary FRANKIE and Gen.
Pate.
The three generals also
attended the , party after
ward. Gen. Holcomb was
accompanied by Mrs. Hol-
comb and Gen. Gates with
his daughter. Mrs. J. H. Hill
Dish, jr. Mrs. Shepherd could
not attend as she was mo-
mentarily expecting the ar
rival at their Warrenton
home Of the Shepherds
daughter, Virginia, with her
husband and children, for a
visit.
GEN. AND MRS. PATE,
who looked refreshingly cool
in a Nile green afternoon
dress. received their guests
in the garden Of Comman-
dant's House. japanese Ian
terms strung on overhead
wires and red and white
lawn chairs placed about the
lawn gave q festive air to the
occasion. while the Marine
Band orchestra played gay
Continued nm Pare R-2 Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Legislator
Urges
Cool Heads

Representative Dewitt s.
Hyde. Republican Of Mary
land. last night urged Ameri-
cans to keep a clear, cool
head on the subject Of
defense.
Speaking before members
Of the Women's Republican
Club Of Silver Spring at their
first meeting OF 1858, the
Congressman said;
I'VE as a people may lose
our liberty and our freedom
in a wild. mad effort to save
these two precious heritages."
The cause OF the scramble.
according to Representative
Hyde. is a false idea that
America has suddenly become
q second-rate power.
How well." he asked. have
We done with the two tasks
our President pointed out as
our basic foreign policy prob
lens? You will recall the
first is to insure our
saftey through strength
Even the critics admit that
United States atomic power
is the greatest deterrent
against any massive attack
by the Soviet Union.
The United States. the
experts agree. could survive
the greatest destruction the
Soviet Union could infiict and
still possess the means TO
strike back with fatal results
for the SovietS.
The meeting was held in
the new Park and Planning
Auditorium. and was open TO
the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

q bridal illusion was held In
place BY Q crown q seed
pearls. She carried q bouquet
Of red roses and white camel
las.
Miss Saudi Trent. sister of
the bride. was maid Of honor.
Miss Martha DuVall Of Alex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Mrs. Alvin Aubinoe
Appointed Chairman

Mrs. Alvin L. Aubinoe,
prominent civic leader Of
Bethesda. has been named
chairman Of the Maryland
State delegation to the Sixth
Annual Republican National
Women's Conference to open
here March IS.
She was appointed by Miss
Bertha Adkins as Republican
National Committeewoman
for Maryland. Miss Adkins
Is assistant chairman Of the
Republican National Com
mittee and director Of the
women's division. which Is
sponsoring the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

Takes Bride

DR.. and Mrs. Horace Mayn-
ard Trent Of Alexandria. Va.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Marilyn to Mr.
Jerome Roger Grunkemeyer.
The wedding took place
January in Grace Episcopal
Church. Alexandria. with the
Rev. Edward Leith Morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
'OHiciuidena
Invited to
Ice Copddes

Members Of diplomatic
row. senators and congress-
men and Government ON
cials have been invited 70
attend the opening tomorrow
night of the Ice Capades
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stra of Fort Myer, Mr.. Rich
ard Snead and Mr.. Charles
Mulialy. jr., both Of Alex
andria.
The bride Is a student at
Indiana University.
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andria was the bridesmaid.
Mr.. John Smith and Mr..
Gerald Warder. both Of Fort
Myer served as best men and
groomsm an respectively.
Ushers were Mr.. Frank dep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
At UAne arena.

at Ulne arena.
Among the ENJOYS invited
are Ambassadors druber OF
Austria. Hearne of Ireland.
Areilza Of Spain. Alphand Of
France, Krekeler Of Ger
many. caccia Of Great Brit
ain and Heeney Of Canada.
Also invited are Mr.. Rod
erick T. O'Conner. Chief Of
Protocol Wiley Buchanan
and Presidential assistant
Sherman Adams.
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omciatinR.

ofnciating.
The bride wore o full length
picture gown Of nylon tulle
and Viennese lace.
The long-sleeved fitted
bodice Of lace was Offset by
a scalloped neckline and the
boufiant nylon skirt.
Her finger-tip length veil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
YWtA NEWS

With only a few vacancies
for 9 and lS-year-old girls
remaining. the Y w CA S
CampCavell on Lake Huron
will open its second two
week period July IL when
ia new campers arrive.
On hand TO greet them
will be SO girls who attended
the camps first period and
are enrolled for The second.
Vacancies for 9 and 10
year-old girls are also avail
able for the third period, Ju-
" 2-6, Aug. s. and for the
fourth and final period, Aug.
9-22, according to Elizabeth
Kitchell, Camp Cavell Direc-
tor.
A few vacancies for the
Brookside unit for l3 to To-
year-olds are also available
for the last period. --
Registration for Camp Ca
veil may be made at Gen.
trail Branch YWCA, 223O
Witherell ST., or by phone to
the Branch, Miss Kitchell
said.
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Women's TroyeI Authority

on a hot day when you're creeping
along in bumper-to-bum traffic.
Cause: the engine doesn't get
enough air to cool it sufficiently,
so the warm gasoline vaporizes
prcmatuicly in the fuel system.
Gasoline can boil" TO a vapor
at temperatures below 100. When
this happens, the vapor blocks the
flow of liquid gasoline and the en-
CINE becomes starved" for fuel.
So you stall.
What 10 do?
Have someone push you off the
road = into the shade if possible.
If you have rag and some cold
water, apply the watersoaked rag
to the fuel pump.
If you can't do any Of these
things, don't worry. Don't do any,
thing. In 10 or Is minutes, the
trouble will be over.
Preventive advice: When you
must creep along on a hot day,
"rev" the motor every minute or
two to speed up the fan and cool
the radiator. Also, plain water in
the radiator is the best coolant, so
have your Shell dealer drain the
anti-frccze, even the permanent
type. and clean the cooling system.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
COMMENTATOR

menfs, good design In evsfts.
flower arrangement. fighting
initiation, easy ways With
hovsework. and many other
subjects.
Besides these classes, there
are special sectional meet
ings, noted speakers for the
afternoon programs, and a
variety of entertainment in
the evenings.
You can get more informa-
ton about Homemakers Con-
ference by calling Parkway
1850 or by writing to Coun-
ty Extension Agent, Pc. Box
$50, Wayne, Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Church Day Is
Added To State
Fair Program

Donald l.. Swanson. general
Iaanager. announces a change in
Tho name OF the first Sunday Of
IN. Michigan State Fair which
ne State Fair Commission ex-
poets will direct added attention
TO the observance OF religious
events and exhibits on that day.
Formerly called Young Amer.
ca Day" the first Sunday hence
,orth will be known as Church
Day"
Featuring Church Day" on
August 81 this year will be an
address by fhe President Of the
National Council Of Churches,
Or. Edwin 7. DshIberg. pastor
Of the Delmar Baptist Church
in 81. Louis.
DR.. Dahlbcrg "ill preach the
sermon al the 8 am. Sunrise serv-
CO sponsored by the State fair
n cooperation with the Detroit
,ouncll of Churches. Approx
mately 10000 people attend this
annual service.
Swanson states that the State
Fair expects more religious
events and exhibits this year than
ever before. There has been an
up-surge of interest in recent
vars that has brought large
variety Of church groups into
State Fair participation including
the Society Of the Propagation of
the Catholic Archdiocese OF De
troit which constructed a semi
permanent building for its ex-
nibit.
The complete list of days at
the 1913 State Fair is:
Friday, August %. Opening
Day: Saturday. August 30. Vet
Grams Day; Sunday, August 81,
Church Day; Monday, September
/, Labor Day; Tuesday, Scptem-
bcl 2. Children's Day.
Wednesday, September 3. Gov.
ernOr's Day and Agriculture Day;
Thursday, September 4, Old Tim
ers Day; Friday. September 5,
Family Day; Saturday. September
6, Teachers Day; Sunday Scptem-
Der Z. International Day.
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Homemsker Chanqinq Role

1.-The Changing Role OF the
Homemaker" is the theme of
the 3lst Annual Homemak-
ers Conference which will be
meeting July % to rs on
the campus of Michigan
State University at East Lam
sing. Lucille Monark, Wayne
County Extension Agent in
Home Economics says that
there will be education, in
spiration, and recreation in
the four-day program.
Homemakers attention will
be able TO choose from fwen-
fy-fwo classes, one topic that
interests them the most. In
eIUded in this group are pho
Biography, savings and invest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

The women OF the Greater Nj.
Zion Baptist Church. 1857 Meade
invite you TO be present with
them in their Annual Women's
Day celebration on Sunday. July
~ all day. Mrs. Lula Mae Sirls
Of that church will be morning
speaker. Rev. T. c. Spsnn. pas
tor.
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N'n''nved from Page y

~ ~
Oh at the Surf Club. St
|Iv an' Ont Canada. A huge
4 w " oo''ended. Miss Pauline Gill
II ~ ",S modelling school
In '''V'ed Queen of the Surf
|v,,s = 81 Peter A.M.E. Zion
Eos.,.a' holds Special Service
|,,,. .'s' Service was held a,
Iv,,A ~ Peters A.M.E. Zion
n r.s sunday July 9Th, a. $40
\, Ave Rev. Homer Martin.
H., s,peos'sfe. now ov,sssndins
I'M :. sssnseIi:s and First Pres.
bns;aw', the uAW.clo was the
Is S'p'' speaker. oussss.,dino
!. 80. srovps also appeared on
kd'ss,sa' 'm' Rev. c. IA. MetesIf,
pss, .,' :. i0r State Lssislssvre,
OF The church.
lan Prior to oepar,ur.
4, coo s,osOn, son Of Mr.. and
|ehigsn' Or1e Gibson, E,orse
|lntrS i !, VINO Y. left to serve his
Vas ra r. ,ne Y. S. Navy. July
|S siS recipient of a going away
PIherr se% u N his honor by hls
I.., rau s siisster.in-law, Mr., and
Gibson. Sunday, July
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

Rev. {. A. RvndIess. pastor of
the New Liberty Baptist Church
and State Director of the b. M.
4 + Sunday School and b. T. u.
Congress attended the World
Baptist Youth Congress in To-
ront0 after returning from
Omaha.
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AIabsmians Here
Mr.. and MRS. Wiley Evans. n

AIabamians Here
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Evans, of
Marston are very happy about
two visitors in their home. They
are Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Harris
OF Lafayette, Alabama, the par.
ents of Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Evans
said for more than thirty years
IT has been my desire TO get both
OF them TO visit me together .
They came as a surprise and Mr..
Harris is 81 years of age and
wife is 80.
They are the grandparents of
DR.. f. Warren Evans whose Of
flee is located at Linwood and
Clairmont, and Mrs. EIildrcd Ev.
ans Dangerfield, well-known To-
cal businesswoman. Already plans
have been made to take the
! Iiarrises to Evansville. Ind, and
Chicago to visit other relatives.
They are active members Of the
Oak Bowcrrd c. M. +. Church.,
he is past Worshipful Master in
the Mason and she is an Eastern
Star.
Revs. w r. Matthews, w. r.
Ilaney, and Charles Williams all
Board members of the National
Baptist Convention, Inc. left for
Washington. d. c. last Sunday on
convention business. First two
named are presidents of B. NJ. &
f. and Wolverine State Conven.
fionc
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Continuing From Page ~

crowded. A delay TO the last
minute can result in the dis
appointment Of learning that
there's no more room.
Secondly, promp; early ac-
ton can result in speedier
service by the VA, with all
the preliminaries out of the
way before the rush at en-
rollment time, begins.
The child's parent or guar
dian must file the application
with the nearest VA office.
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>oda( g. G4;e Round-Jp..

/ 9Th at their home, 3846 nth St,
Ecorse, Mich. Many Of his friends
and relatives were present to
help make this a very happy oc-
casion, as well as a memorable
one. Claude is a 1854 Ecorse High
School Graduate. All are wishing
him the best in Navy Life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
NAAcP Convention 10 Honor
Detroit Branch

NAA$f convention w 'e''~'
Detroit Branch
For the fourth straight year
the Detroit Chapter OF the MAJ
CP will receive an award al the
Convention which opens Tuesday,
July 9th in Cleveland, Ohio. The
Detroit chapter Is scheduled 10
receive a Thalheimer award Tor
placing second nationally IN the
promotion of outstanding pro
grams and for fund raising
achievements. DR.. ID. I. Burton
chairman Of the Detroit Fikht Tor
Freedom Dinner. last April VIII
also receive an award. Or. Chan,
ming II. Tobias. NAACP poaro
chairman will deliver the pr'ncf
pal address at the opening SEES
sion. Roy wilkins, Executive sec.
rotary will address the closing
session, Sunday. July 18th - -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

To New York
Mr.. Louis Chisholm of Hudson
Street has returned from q weeks
visit in New York. lie visited Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Cumming and
others in White Plains, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Glynn of Mamaroncck
New York, his wife's cousin. Mrs
Callie King Of Long Island and
MIR. and Mrs. Davis Johnson Of
Jersey City, New Jersey. Mr.
Chisholm, worshipped at the Shi
low Baptist Church in New Ro
chelle, N. Y, last Sunday. Rev
Houston Clerkfield. pastor Most
impressive place visited was the
Empire State Building. The Cum
mings are now visiting the CHS.
holms and report an enjoyable
stay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

MRS. Louise McGhec of 18th
s'reet last Friday. Mrs. Johnnie
Ross her sister Of Chicago. was
there Through her we heard of
many old friends in the Windy
CITY. Sorry to have heard Of the
death OF Mrs. Marinda James of
mat city and wish to say belat.
ed words Of sympathy to that
family She was a member of
Monumental Baptist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1858
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Arab Statesmanship-

Continued from Back Page)
session. That in itself small feat But in addition there
are two other especially significant features Of the rssov
tion.
Lit is product Of Arab craftsmanship and Arab
agreement Since the Of the crisis in the Middle
East is the relationship between the United Arab Republic
and It's Arab neighbors This svgvrs we'll for The future
I'm essence The Arab resolution follows the plan intro
dueed by President Eisenhower in his speech before fhe
Assembly That Is, II recognizes by the appointment Of
Secretary General Dag Hammarskiod to make practical
arrangements in Jordan and Lebanon for unfolding the
u NJ Charter and thus facilitating the departure Of foreign
troops the interest of the " NJ in the independence Of
those two states BY implication, TOO II recognizes the
validity OF American and British Intervention at the request
OF the legitimate governments of Jordan and Lebanon.
Moreover the whole spirit Of Mr. Eisenhowers address
to place emphasis upon the need for Arab leadership and
Arab initiative in determining and expressing their
destiny The reaHrmaon in the resolution Of the Arab
League position non-interferenee by the members with
another's systems Of government also meets Of
the main points which the President discussed So does
the provision for study Of Arab development institution
The main point Of Mr. Eisenhowers speech which
not specifically included in the Arab plan is immediate
study Of standby w. NJ peace force This however, the
President pointed out will up for discussion at the
regular session Of the General Assembly in any
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Edgar Guest

CONTINUED from Back Page
GODS SECOND" MARY. MRS. EDDY. REACHED
HER 9oTH YEAR IN I9lo-THE WOMAN" WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A
ROD OF IRoN-Rev. Oh. l2-"CHRsT. GODS IDEA,
WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND
PEoPLES-IMPERATIvELY, ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY
WITH DIVINE scIENcE"-AS PER GOD TO MRS.
EDDY IN HIS MASTERPIECE. THE c. S. TEXTBOOK
LIBERATOR OF ALL BIBLES AND CLERGY FROM
DEVILS ANTi.CHRIsT. PSYcHOPATHIc, ADAM-EVE.
NUMEROUS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY PRIOR TO THE IMPERATIVE,
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH NEW.BiRTHl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Marquis Chi|d's Book

Continued from Back Psgs)
Dean Of American commentators. H. v. KaItenborn,
amines young man. Mark child likes leadership on
TV program. TODAY" s/2l
MR.. CHlLDS ASSERTS WEAK LEADERSHIP OF THE
PRESIDENT; LETS TOO MANY THINGS TAKE THEIR
CoURSEl
MR. kALTENBoRN PREFERS PRES. EIsENHoWER's
FAITH IN THE DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN PROC
EssEs. IMPLYING THAT ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN
TRIED TO PLAY Cod OVER. AND OVER, AND OVER
AGAIN.
NOT TO QUOTE MR. KALTENsoRN. BUT TO RE-
MIND OUR READERS HOW ROOSEVELT FORCED THE
LABOR BOSSES TO COME TO THE WHITE HOUSE
WITH HAT IN HAND. TO MAKE THE RANk-AND-FilE
VOTERS DEPENDENT UPON THE BIG WHITE
cHlEFI DEMOCRATS. WHEN EVENTUALLY REACHING
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL PURITY. MATURITY. AND
LIBERATION FROM THE DEvlL-THAT MAY TAKE
THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS TWILL SEE HOW Roos-
EvELr - MORAL. SPIRITUAL. INTELLECTUAL. AND
PHYSICAL CRIPPLED
THE WAGES or sN"!-WAs USED BY THE
DEVILS DEPUTIES WHOLESALE FAsHoNi
THE INFERIOR BREED or HEBREWS PULLED HIS
LEG RIGHT AND LEFT. EVEN FORCING ROOSEVELT
10 APPOINT FELIX FRANKFURTER TO THE U. S.
SUPREME COURT AND HOW FRANKFuRTER LOADED
THE GOVERNMENT WITH HEBREWsl
AND REMEMBER, HEBREWS WHO DO NOT ACCEPT
lconinysd Next Column Topl
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Christian Science Today

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
MRS. EDDYS MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS" lover
40 psges EvALUATED BY MRS. EDDY
ALL TEACHERS SHALL CEASE CLASS INSTRUc-
TON FOR ONE YEAR. AND THEY. AND ALL CHRIS
TiAN SCIENCE STUDENTS, SHALL THOROUGHLY.
PRAYERFULLY, STUDY M-I-S-C-E-LL-A-N-E-OUS
WR-LT-l-N-CS. JUST RELEASED!
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE PUBLISHER HAS VALUED
THIS MAsTERFUL WORK OF MRS. EDDY, SECOND
ONLY TO GODS MASTERPIECE. THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. DICTATED TO HIS BELOVED.
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. DAUcHTER-REvE-
LAToR, HIS SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY.
1.-THE MANUAL OF THE MOTHER cHURcH"-WE
AcKNoWL EDGE WITH JOY AND GRATITUDE AS
PERMANENT CONSTITUTION FOR THE-NDE-
STRUcTIBLE-cHRisTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT -
THE PREDEsTlNED. EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :" OF
ALL RACES AND PEOPLES |! = THE ONE, PURE.
TRUE. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION. CONTROL OF
NATURAL scIENcE-NATURALLY. A PRISONER OF
THE DEVIL
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Satan Bound
tconiinued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
MARVELLOUS CHRIST. SECOND COMING. MASTER
SUPREME SCIENCE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH. MILLEN-
MUM, IMPERATIVE FOR 1.-THE HEALING OF THE
NATiONS"!-R eveation-CAME AFTER NY, GODS, ABE
LlNcOLNS EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATIONI
HIS MARTYRDoM COMPARABLE TO MARTYRDoM OF
JOHN THE BAPTIsTI-BOTH AccELERATING THE
MESSAHSHP OF THE CHRIST!
NY SECOND MARY, MRS. EDDY, APPOINTED FEB,
1866. TO REVIVE PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH
ITS LOST ELEMENT OF HEALING, BUT WHOSE
HIGHER MISSION is TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS or THE
WORLDI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
AS ALsoP SEES n -- -
How US. Uses UN to Save Foee

TOW OsSs O4US O1V 10 SoVe TOGO
BY Joseph AIsop free Press
NEW yoRk.-In shs last fortnight shs Government has
used The United Nssisws-snd Is The RIGHT word-so
distract the eevntr attention from the total defeat Of
American policy In ths Middle East.
The Presidents loudly eved speech TO the General As
ssmby vnimportsni The President looked WE'LL He said
what he had TO say with vgor and apparent conviction And
ne was received with the applause that due his post
and good intentions.
But his speech, and the program II embodied and ihe
resolutions considered by the UN all equally meaning
less.
They will not save Jordan or Lebanon. They have not
prevented Saudi Arabia from accepting Egyptian rve-and
this TO be what the Saudi crown prince Fes has
Just done esirc They will not raq They offer no
protection against Nasser.
Preventing Canal AbdeI Nassers triumph in all these
countries has been the sole object Of Americas Middle
Eastern policy since government recovered from
its strange orgy Of seIf-righteovsness the Svez crisis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
The Devil Says

tContinued from Back Paue
MATTER OF TASTE, NOT HEALTH
Cocktails at Dinner Help Heart, Scientists Find
Detroit News
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l-APl-It is matter Of taste
not health, whether you cockta-or than
perhaps-before dinner, research team said today.
little alcohol does harm TO the heart, may even
do a little good MECHANICALLY SPEAKING, according
70 the findings Of medical scientists at Lankenav Hospital
stated however, that alcohol opens up periphera
srterieshis is what Pushes the faces Of drnkers-and
blood to flow from arteries TO veins. When
blood returned the heart the heart contracts
efficiently and more blood is pumped out
THIS MECHANICAL BENEFIT IS ACHIEVED ONLY BY
THE COCKTAIL, the team said.
THE EXPERIMENT WAS CONDUCTED ON ANIMALS.
RESEARCHERS PLAN TO CONTINUE INVESTIGATIONS
WITH PATIENTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
EVANGELICAL VIM MARKED IN SPAIN

BY Betty o. Mayo (c.S. Monitor. $40
The evangelical movement in Spain today although
der severe restrictions has enthusiasm which makes up
in quality what II lacks in quantity
Dr. Fred Field coodeli Of Wsbsn, Mass. executive vice.
president, emeritus Of the Board Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions made this observation recent visit
to SPAIN
Among The evsnseliess Profesans whom Or. coodseII
he said he found mo psychology OF defeat but rather
they faithful in wanting TO give true Christian wit
ness" He added that they "finging with life and
conviction what the Christian life really Is " was
almost like che first century Christian situation"
n have come back with great admiration for the
evangelesls Dr. coodsen said The young people psre
vs he stressed looking for something better than
formslsm In religion"
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Dulles Address

(Csntsnvsd from Back Psss)
MAKING M. GOD. A GIGANTIC LIAR FRAUD.
INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR, PARENT. MORALLY lM-
PorENT
BUT. CHEER UP. REJOICE WITH EXCEEDING
GREAT JOY THAT THE ONE REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE IS VERY co0DT!-cen l:3l- ETeR
NALLY PERFECT SUPERsATURATINc INFINITE
SPACE WITH UNAVAILABLE, iNcoRRUpTIBLe.
oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR
TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKE.
NEsSl!.
HUMAN REPRODUCTION, A GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND M-Y-T-H!!!
THE ONE UNIVERSE IS EXTERNALLY, COMPLETE
LY POPULATED WITH MATTERLEss, FLEsHLEss,
SPIRITUAL, cHRisTLIKE BEINGS YOUR TRUE
MUNICIPALITIES! HENCE. THE WISDOM OF THE
c.HI-L-D-L-E-s.s CHRIST JESUS YOUR SAVIOUR,
NY INCOMPATIBLE, HOLY GHOST co lived
PROPHET, MESSIAH SON. BLASTING HUMAN REPRO
DucTloN. Luke n and 70:
THE TIME WILL COME WHEN THEY SHALL SAY.
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, THE WoMBs THAT
NEVER BEAR. AND THE PAPs THAT NEVER GIVE
SUCK AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH
CHILD IN THOSE DAYs'l
ADMoNITIoN: BRACE YOURSELVES vs. CONTRARY
INTERPRETATIONS OF SATAN BOUND" CLERGY, THE
NoN-cHRiST SCIENTIST PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL - NOT IN OBVIOUS WIcKEDNEss BUT IN
INVOLUNTARY ERROR
ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF the WILL,
THE DEVILS re. SPIRITUAL LUNAcY
TO THE CONTRARY, NOTWITHSTANDING
OF THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS SAID: FEATHER,
FORGIVE THEM. FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY
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