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DARLINGTON CENTER

FAIRLINdToN CENTER
Variety. 5 and 10 or apparel shop
needed for store 35xl10'. in estab-
iished center Of 25 stores. Rea-
sonable rent 10 responsible party
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
New store In 5000 bl. OF Conn
ave, 20'x70' with basement: an
conditioned; customer parking; IN
Washington's highest income area
3S13 LIVINGSTON ST, NV.
store l6'x56 Ideal for sales OF
service once. Rental Sl75.
Call J. H. Knox
THoS. J. FISHER a Co, NC,
73s 18th st. NV. DI 7-6s30
NEW SHOPPING CENTER
George Palmer hwy, nr. DIST.
and saieway. Now leasing stores
suit. for small loan. cleaners.
beauty shop, barber shop. TV re.
pair. ehildren's wear, optometrist
SRoFPssahIrrtssst PsaI sstAtf tfAc, stst rE. P1Msssg sl15Miss
or RA 3.0G70.
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NEAR oAITHKRsBURo, 20 acre.
irontase and With 2 new homes
MoNocAcY RIVER farm with IL.
room Drick home and full com.
plete set OF outbuiidinka. slOO, 900
$500 PIT ACRE for this very eooc
25O.acre farm With fast access V
Washington over GOOD roads.
HAvr PUN uhils this 20 aereI
growt In value. Just across Mont
gomery line Los house yitn elec.
nSIss'' m,ns =, HSSotins' Sos hshinF' swim
SEE ub for farms or and. lsrs,
q S5Ts ,nsa .ss SoMrR a CO. "Ai'h'r''
BOYS OR GIRLS CAMP
l2 acres. beautiful land. club.
house, > large cabins, laree fresh
water stream, boating and swim.
ming, playground $500, Y down
MD.-70 ACRES
six-rm. house; bath and furnace
outbldcs.; good view; apple. peach
ana cherry orchard. mountain
water and stream. Price, $500
u down.
w. VA.-200 ACRES
Close town-0ood 6-room housS
and barn; 3,000-cApacity turkel
house, equipped; some bottom land
close hwy, best o. hunting; l0t
mi. 10 D. c. Price, $3.50. u down
350-ACRE DAIRY
At Charles Town, W. Va: 4 houses
one stone S-rm., on Rte. o; eloel
race track Z lareg barns; milking
north: grows practically all feed
4S mi D. c.: all modern equip
ment; taking In over $4,000 year
EUGENE p. NIXON
RE. 7-sll3 Ewes. LA. 6-5e4S
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WAREHOUSES FoR SALE
FARMS

slos pN;: . $50 NO. ,I, sSy' 70. -, q, s.. IS,
90 mi. south D, c. I. L. aKLE
agent, TE, H-llJi
50s AcREs, IS mi. D. c.-Medsrr
outbidgs, siS. 900. ExcEL, BUY
Mr.. OLSON. AEt.. wo, e.s4a7.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

and TRUsTs-Absolutsiy TOP spot,
cash prices paid Nd, Va, y e
Cali siy or sisht To- s;yssb
PLENTY FUNDS AvAILAnLk, isl
ef md mortEass, IA s'ssos o.
: HAVE 100000 70 invest In lei
and gnd trust notes Call day oI
niaht IA, S-Uu7B, RA O-2.ei
FTRsT AND SECOND IRusI LOANS
PuRcHAskD BARToW REhIf
Co Realtors, 1881 Q o. nv
Nh. s-.lo5
tow RATEs--FAsT ACTION--isl
and Ind TRUST LOANS TOT ans
purpose. pi 7-tttb' evsa. Ju
S-pAUS
mORTGAoES. B%, % yrs, fund.-
unlimited. pay debts, make I'm.
provements, combine trusts, re-
duce payments, Free appralsal
CROCKETT, day, eve. NE. 4.0sb4
MONTY. end TRUsT-wt win bus
md trust notes b c. nearby No
or Va rcSsonSbls rates NA.
T1oNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
ns, Ma s.bsSs
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
N x STONE, OIL 2-54i4
MONEY AVAIL, FOR
iSr OR End TRUST LOANS
LOWEST RATE9-IMMED SERV
ROSS MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CO.
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Vienna-S14.750

Ideally situated on wooded h-acre
lot-large living rm. with fireplace.
BIG SEPARATE DINING RM.,
twin bedrms., de luxe all-tile bath
Lots Of extras (storm windows
AT S1h.A0n-hnrrvI
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

s3, 500 SECOND TRUST. payable
mo-, due in seven yrs, lovely brk.
rambler, reliable white maker;
$3.50. AD. 2-0403.
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HOUSES TO BUILD
INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

DUPLEX, rambler or split-level
2-236S; ~. S-SIo0. ewes.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

RETIREMENT PLAN HOTEI-Re-
stricted clientele. Hotel Bennett in
downtown st. Augustine, located
on beautiful Matanzas Bay, offers
q plan for retirement living. Room
with three mepls a day. as low as
SOS per month per person. two
people to room. Write HOTEL
BENNETT, st. Augustine. Fla.
Desk B. for details.
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WeStover Area

Brick Colonial - 3 bedrms. ant
Isi,v ! e baths; living rm; l3x19i FIN
ful shrubbery; LOTS OF TREES
Lovely SIDE screened porch. WALK
ING DISTANCE TO WALTER REEL
and SWANSON JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Just q step 70 WESTOVER SHOP.
PING CENTER. Priced for quick
sIle 81. a at SlS;SOo. FHA FINANCING
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VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT - Masonry cottage in
Nd. mts.: electric kitchen: mod.
plumbing; private lake; swimming
ssstsz. tissi57; n, SlsePss Pss.sssiis g $50 "k' IA
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

1 .OOO-FT. ELEVATION, as mi. from
D. c.; lots for sale; cottAges for
rent: mineral spring water. RA
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1T1rVNI1-I1N nTvrT 0prpe

ATTENTION. DEVELOPERS
Annandale. Va. 1914 acres. Lays
PHs, PiGTy for for Ssnsiss sSsSiss1S s tGr sT sPsf
lie per sd. IT. WAYNE O., GAR.
MAN, CIR. 3-2966, or CIR. 3-2765
LoT-HILLcREsT CORNER
3lst and Y SITS. s.E.-65xl 90
Call Guy O'Hazza, FL, 4-4645.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
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LeAfy-view over Fails Church
CITY away from the summers heat;
3 comfortable bedrooms and den;
an -to-work-in kitchen: full
dining room and q living room with
all the space you need. Patio and
q yondertus view can be yours for
only S1650O.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

TWO bedroom all modern house
for sale. South location. 81 200
down IA. 5-755l. S-36 & R-36
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ct. Paul
Opotlight
Who's Who
Who'sN0w
Wher0'sTo Go
Whof'sTo Do
BY SHERIFF. MAZINGo
CA. 5-2845


BABY sITTERs youn want to attend the safety
baby tters 70 be held about April
presented the
bureau Of the Public Safety building
GRADEsrER LAvERA GREENE sang folk songs Negro
spruas during meeting Of the Fourth District
Federation Of womens Clubs on Tuesday
MRS HAROLD ANDREWS 4a4 Edmund and Mrs Henry Jones
rang 1858 Easter Seal
such deserve recognton'
THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL Halle @ Brown 1nyitaonal Bas-
keba Tournament began Tuesday gym
past play divisions: Senior Intermediates IS
Juniors 10 under The single elimination tourney
win through March 80
MIR WALTER AVERY sl5 Fuller enjoyed a week in sunny
cafornavsitng mother
his sister Mrs Albert Lucas Mr. Avery returned home
saturday
BRrIDAY CONGRATULATIONS order for Efne King
and Godfrey Rawlings porter both employed with the
Union Depot They observed their day March a.
SEVERAL n my column sent plea for
adult Of several teenagers who Interested
plea again Actually project take very little your
time Contact me at my home CA $3.50
ON MIGHT'VE TIME last Friday Mechanic Arts high school
students gift
bonds for winning the weekly dancing contest They will compete
finals with weekly really terrific
Wish EN- lueki
Mn AND Mts CLfDE JOhNSON ana MI ana MIS- Anhs clark
Minneapolis v. Mazngo truly"
evening a Buddys Saturday evening
Usher Pilgrim Baptist Church met
1888 Anthony Ave, Tuesday
at pm.
MRS MARY GREEN 725 Iglehar Ave- March
2s meeting OF
ANNUAL HOLY protestant
n Theatre Paul
April A Minneapolis speak
daily sponsor
this annually
o. @ DRIzzIE Rondo city Wednesday
attend the
Oklahoma City Mrs Pamore the wife H.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

The world Is not interested In
the storms you encountered, but
did you bring the ship inS"
William Melee.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

away in the first place That was
back in 195l-when there was a
quota on tan players on major
league teams. Minoso or Harry
Simpson luke Easter and Larry
Dolby were fixtures on the Tribe
roster them were both rockies and
one Of them had TO go.
Hank Greenberg, then Cleve-
land general manager, tapped Min
oso-a tap that might have cost
the team a pennant or two. Min
ME went to become and inn
mediate sensation with the White
Sox and spanked the team to its
first division finish in years. He
continued 10 star through the
year and became one of the great
favorites at Comiskey Field
Minoso had one of his better
seasons in 1867. He batted $40,
hit - home runs asd drove in
1913 runs His lifetime major
league average is .3O7.
The Indians, in training at Tus-
con, Ariz., also have Larty Raines
and Joe Cattle, followers from
last years siNth-place team; Billy
Harrell, who previously has failed
in several bids; Dave Mann, an
outfielder, and Jim CMudcaO
Grant.
Grant a righthanded pitcher, is
considered one of the teams hot
prospects. He is not on Cleve-
lands roster. The 2i-year old
Floridian has been in pro base.
ball only four seasons, but has
compiled an impressive record.
With San Diegi in the Pacific
Coast League last season, he won
Is and list Z. His earned run
mark was 2.32.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Youth Group Is
Organized For 81.
Paul NAACP Drive

Mrs. Lorena Suthern, Coordin-
ator, for the st. Paul Branch
Youth Membership Drive announ-
ced this week that all organiza-
tional work has been completed
Mrs. Suthern stated that Mrs.
Addie Lewis will serve as Division
Leader No. /. with Mrs. Joan
Wade, Mrs. Clarence Middlecoff.
Mrs. Jean Stanley, and Miss Mary
K. Murray serving as Captains.
Mrs. Hattie Sims, will be Division
Leader No. 2, with Mrs. Lila Peni-
las, Mrs. Sylvia Carly, and Mrs.
Katie McWatt at captains.
Donald Lewis, Chairman Of the
St Paul Branch Membership
Committee, congratulated Mrs.
Suthern for the swiftness in which
her group was organized. He urged
all parents to support the Youth
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SPORTS

season.
He snapped Al Smith, the YER
satile Indian innelder outfielder
and Early Wynn, a pitcher. to the
Chicago White Sox for Minnie
Minoso and an obscure innelder.
Freddie Hatfield.
Ire key man, as far as Cleve-
land was cinCerned was the Cuban
outfielder once a property Of the
Indians Minoso is expected to
lend dash and aggreSsiveness to
the Tribe, and consequently. draw
more paid admissions.
Some Cleveland fans have never
forgiven the Indians front office
for the deal that let Minoso get
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

THREE bedroom house for sale.
Excellent condition. South loca-
ton. Take over payments. $3.50
down. IA. 5-T551.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Woody SauIdsberrY
Called Top MIA
Rookie Of Yeur

Philadelphia amp Before the
National Basketball Association
season started back in October.
il the average expert had been
asked who would be the outstand-
ing rookie player Of the Philadel
pra Warriors, he would have no
hesitation in answering
Nine cases out Of ten, the an
swer would have been: Lennie
Resenbluth, the All-American from
North Carolina last seasons NCAA
champions
Ask them now. The consensus
would be Woody Sauldsberry.
Not only is the 81 graduate of
Texas Southern University the
Warriors outstanding nrst-year
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

IF at first you don't succeed
that makes you just about aver
age."-Warren Hull.
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player, but he is a prime nomin-
alton for rookie of-the year in the
MIA.
Sauldsberry was practically I'M
heard Of when he Joined the War
riors last fall. True, he had spent
two seasons with the Harlem
Globetrotters, but Woody was
hardly the artful comedian type
featured by the Globetrotters.
But ne did demonstrate that
he had great basketball ability
and pro potential. He was spotted
by Warrior Coach George Ssnesky
and owner Eddie Gottlieb and last
spring his contract was purchased
from Abe Saperstein.
Sauldsberry has been a key man
in the Warriors drive for a play
off spot in the eastern division.
He showed so much ability that
he moved a lO-year veteran, Joe
Graboski, out Of a starting berth.
Woody has been averaging II
points and II rebounds a game.
His best night occurred recently
when he scored "a points in an
important Warrior victory.
Senesky believes that Saulds-
barry will become a future great
in the MIA.
He has taken to the league so
quick" the coach said, It's am
azing He plays the big men, the
big scorers, and does well.
And yet they're mostly all
newcomers to him. Just to give
you an example, when we first
played St. Louis this season, we
told him to play Jack Coleman.
Which one is Coleman ?" he ask
ed us, and he wasn't being flip
about it, He just didn't know the
fellows because he had never seen
them play.
Imagine trying to guard fell
lows like Bob Petit or Kenny
Sears, or Bill Russell, or George
Yardley, after having seen them
inly a few times even now. I tell
you. it's really amazing the job
he does"
Sauldsberry, born in Winnsboro.
La, played high school ball in
Los Angeles.
He played only two seasons at
Texas Southern before he thought
he would give pro basketball a
fling. He joined the Globetrotters.
Thus, he had to wait until his
college class graduated before be-
coming eligible for MIA ball.
Now the 24-year-old Sauldsberry
has become a great favorite with
the Warrior fans. He also has a
corner on the competition for the
MIA roolIie-of-the-year award.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
out The Business Firms In Our Community


American breakfastseggs seemed
to would Yet after
talking Ralph Edwin Wecherdng the st. Paul
University with the fact that
study going production
estng monotony the minds ordinary
each morning
Did you know, for example,
freshness rather phys-
illogical fault the hen;
be determined the the
when the egg viewed by strong light;
yolk spreads when Mrs Housewife
sunny sde-up' is due to the age Of the egg;
egg kept 3s-degrees equivalent
aging = kept 95degrees for hours
you these then you belong ea
Mmbach the poultry 1851
attributed willingness TO everything he
product quality Quality
product tendency
cheaper southern bred chicken example,
that people willing pay
quality freshness" says Ralph.
Of poultry Produce must meet
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
Expect MinoSo To
Perk Up lndions

IEditOT's Notc3 This II an
other In the series of stories on
with tan plnycrs)
Chicago lANPl The Cleveland
Indians dropped out first the div
ision in the American League last
season for the first time since
l9t7, The team suffered a cor
responding slump at the box office.
Striving to rccoup prestige ON
the field and to perk up pain at
teniance, the Indians new general
manager, Frank Lane, negotiated
the most controversial trade OF the
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Ralph Mmbach and Edwin Weherdng Of ST. Paul Produce Co
with contracted specifications According the contract chickens
be fed certain kinds feeds they permitted to
doors would favored feeds
gathered times each and mmedtey
Ralph and Ed do their Gambling and grading with the highest
Their Gambling
projecting its light through the human thumb
eNacners the condition OF egginshen
"A dressed chicken old three Ralph per-
snce after freshness is almost with
There
killed only to fin immediate orders.
OF the hghghts killing day
flock the fresh poultry
about watching the killing children
usually insist mother permitted
slaughtered and dressed,
It is quality want and poultry you prefer
and properly dressed chickens then
visit at The St Paul Produce Company, University Ave
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

GENEvIEyE PARKER, niece Of Mr. Mrs Walter
Anthony Sunday for her City
Parker made the 10 celebrate her birthday
during the weeks stay.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
EXECUTIVE BOARD Of the Youth NAAcP met Monday at


Iglehart
Commercial Club
membership drive The meeting
April 5l8 Mary Perry will
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Group by taking out memberships
for their children.

The dOg-catcher back in my
hometown knew he was a dog
catcher, but he didn't know what
he was supposed to catch 'em
at."-Herb Shriner.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28

Linda X, Preston, 6SS w, Cent.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS sIRNeEs

PIANO TUNING and repairing
also private instructions. Tom
Moore. PR. 1-TlSe R-S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21


7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
IS Minutes. Cartoons and games.
9-ArthuF Godfrey. Variety.
1880
4-ConeentFotion. Some.
Hugh Downs, host.
Slime for Science. Educ't'n'I.
Science Of the fifth and six erode
level. 7. DorreIl Drummond, in
structor.
Stop Dollar. Quiz.
Warren Hull. m. c.
l1:55
Living Faith. Religion.
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300
4-Todoy. Voriety.
5-Kortoon Kiub. Kids.
9;zs
$50
4-TOd0y. voriety.
$50
9-Mork Time. Talk.
Featuring Mark Evons.
9:55
4-lnso's Angle.
1000
4-Dough- Re-Mi. Quiz.
Musical guessing game with Gosh
prizes Gene Royburn. m. c.
Stem O'Clock Movie.
Va Hours. "Stote's Attorney"
1882. John Barrymore.
7-Beulnh. Comedy.
9-FoF Love Or Money. Quiz.
1890
4TFeosure Hunt. Quiz.
Topper. Comedy.
Spicy Your Huneh. Quiz.
100
4-The Price Is Right.
Bill Cullen. host.
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MONDAY

6:35
4-Todoy on the Farm. News.
$50
4-Look 70 This Day. Prayer.
6:55
S-Meditotion. InspirotionoI.
TOO
4-Todoy. Voriety.
z Hours. 20 Min. News brooks
at 7:25. 7:55 and S:25.
9-The Morning Show.
! Hour. Fovorite comedy series.
News brooks at lbs and 7:55
with Scott Sutton.
500
Stronger Hal. Kids.
S:55
4-lnsc. Cooking.
5-Thousht for the Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
CRAIG STEVENS,
LOLA ALBRIGHT

are the stars of the new
mystery series, Peter Gum.
Mondoy, 9 pm, WRC-4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

APPEARED m THE THIRD GENERATION.
"JoHN ADAMS AND JOHN QUINCY ADAMS had
BOTH The PURITAN CONSCIENCE AID TIE pUetIAN
FAITH; AND ~ THEIR TlMEs THEY WERE DRIVING
FORCES
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS HAD THE PURITAN
CONSCIENCE WITHOUT THE PURITAN CONVICTION OF
GOD AND THE FAMILY LOST ITS MORAL ENERcS"
FLAMES Trvslow Adams. The Adams Family boston;
Little Brown Co., $780, p 777 n.
from The Interpreters Bible
Vol. s. p. So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

sbdss not in the truth because there truth In hint
Jesus in John e:43. A4-snd postcN| War revelation
via Gods second Mary. AAsy esksr EDDY dsnsensfstss
dev,. evil ~nssss" sseslisd tvsvIsstIne pUnishmsnt
eternity Of hs etc., TO - mssey mortal thevsht eosels
but MyThs eevmtsrssis and bvrlssqves q sIssnsiIy
harmonious. spiritual idessl
Gods ersstion ths creation q aaIsse vnsrrne Spirit
the one substance Mind Soul, PARENT. In. end o. the
entire universe EXCLUDES Externally any reality the
dsa,nsbe sychopsfhie MyTHs-Adsms, Ewes. mvrdtrsvs
Gains sdses knsves and FOOLS The sntichrst ego end
psychology u all human births sxesptns Christ jesus
'the shassy farce Of material [so-essd sxisssnes"e
272 Gods impressive Masterpiece fine Christian Science
texboo-savor berator and protector Of oil Bibles from
involuntary devish, AdsrEvs. spiritual sdvtssy. snd ~
whewash hesngs Of non-chrisf Scientist Therapeutics.
whose wisewssh cures would deceive, II possible iks
very eeer!
God bless you. dear fellow servant u HE many. and
best wishes TO you and your dear husband.
Lovingly and Insprstiensy yours.
according 70 Christ.
Andrew r. Frvshsvf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Outsiders Blamed
CONTINUED from Page u

The official J. o. Powell. Central Highs vice prine-
pal for boys He testified hearing before United States
District Judge Harry LemIey the Little Rock School
Boards petition to end inegston at Central High Until
1861.
The school board contends that strife provoked by the
nfesr aon of Central last Sept IS makes impossible TO
instruct students properly.
After riot at Central last Sept 49, President Eisen
hover ordered 1000 troops Of the 0ls Arborns Division
to Little Rock Nine Negroes entered Central vndsx their
protection Sept. rs. ~. ,,msn
Powell said he thought the trovbIs.msking could Be
pnponfed even closer than 100 boys He said IS repeat
ers in racial incidents among hs 100 land most Of
our problems, in my opinion would have been solved 10
five to 10 rinsIeaders had been expelled"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
UPRISINCS IN RED CHINA ARE REVEALED
BY CHANG

IN. ]. TTipUnes oTZoJ
Revolts similar TO the Hungarian uprising against the
Communists in October, 1856, have been happening
eeasngy for the past two years. In various parts OF Red
China cenersssmo Chang Kai-shsk. president Of Nation
as China said yesterday.
An interview filmed in the csnerslssimos palace In Tai
pei, Formosa, with his wife, Madame Chang. acting
interpreter teIevsed NBc.rv The Nationalist
Chinese leader predicted that when the various rsves
synehronizsd there will be national revolution.
Madame Chang quoted the csnsraIissimo ss saying:
Some of them vprisings) have been larger end
comprehensive than the Hungarian revolt the
being that not only the nfeeetvsls dissatisfied with
the Communist regime but also the farmers and the indus
trial workers. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Medical Cheekuipi-'


tconilnvsd from Back Psgs)
Gods marvellous, imperative Christ, super. absolute
Master Science. universal Messiah miIlsnnum TO eli pso
pies will destroy Communism and f works OF The devil r.
that gigantic fraud and MYTH. murderer, liar who
lconsInvsd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
Cards Edge Pirates

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
And as you know Mr.. Dulles has had very STABLE fine
recovery
Mr.. Hutchinson also mailed copy Of letter to
Pres Eisenhower Gettysburg November &c. 1857 We be-
eve, by the grace of Cod that lengthy letter enabled
dear President the medical reports and 90
to France and make his valuable contribution NAToI
PART z
WEICHTIER MATTERS THAN BASEBALL
DEMAND OUR ENERGY AND ATTENTION.
However, the Tigers have had TO 10 FAT pieces Of
mail on four different dates followed BY temporary
eessss-3. 4. S consecutive vietoriesl -
But that DEVILS psyehopahie, r. C. beer psychology -
traitor to God and country has the Tigers in the dog
house., and II Is questionable when the ownership can
solve their contract with that MORALLY ILLEclTIMATE
INDUSTRY - CONTRIBUTOR TO ADULT AND JUvE-
NILE DELINQUENCY - BEER BREWING III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham

Question: am only young fellow bus nv faith In
Jesus Is very real Neither my father nor mother
Christians and they won't lot me 90 10 the church like.
ney would rather have stay homo than 20 there Seine
mes sneak out but then II boihsrs me- Should srssk
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