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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

mington received.
Mrs. B. G. Lane poured punch
and Mrs. w. c. Cox. Jr. served
bridal ices. Also assisting In
serving were Mrs. N F. Fennell
Mrs. Lloyd Todd and Mrs. A. Z.
Skipper Of Loris, Mrs. Norman
Gore, Mrs. Clyde Gore, Mr..
Raymond Callihan and Mrs. c.
Brooks Gore.
Mrs. Winston Vaught heard
the goodbyes.
For their wedding trip to I'M
announced points the bride
changed to 4 baby blue French
vol dress. She used white &C
|cessories and pinned the orchid
lined nom her praytr book, .,
her shoulder.
They will ressde In Marion
N. c. this summer and viii move
10 Raleigh in September WHERE
the bride win teach IN the Ra.
leigh public schools. The bride.
groom will continue his educa.
ton at N. c. State College anc
will also hold a position with
the college print shop.
hkDE AND BRIDEGROOM
The bride was graduated from
the Tabor City High School ane
Appalachian State Teachers, Col.
llege. Boone, where she received
a B. S. degree. She was a "Cun
lLaude" graduate and held many
other honors including her mem.
bership in Beta National Bio.
logical Honor Society, presiden
of the Wesley Foundation anc
vice president Of Beta. Beta
Beta. This past year she laugh
Biology in the Fayetteville Sen.
ior High School.
The bridegroom was gradual.
ed from Edward Lee Best Higl
School. Spring Hope and Chow
an Junior College, Murfreesboro
receiving a certificate in limo
type printing. He was manage
of the college paper The Chow
anian" and played basketball
For the past three years he ha
been employed by the Mcdowell
News in Marion, II. c He i
secretary to the Merton Jaycees
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

The church was decorated in
palms, baskets of white and yell
low gladS and seven branched
candlelabras, with a meeling
bench covered in white and &C
cented with fern.
Music was presented by Mrs.
w. P. Cox, organis:, and Willard
Cox, Soloist. Special selections
included Through The Years
by Youmans; beloved 1t is
Morn" by Florence Atwood;
and The Lords Prayer" by
Malotte as the benetiction.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
N. G. UNEMPLOYMENT

For the first time during q
normal week In 1858 the numb
er of continued weeks Of unem-
|ployment benefits claimed by
covered workers IN North Caro-
lima has dropped below the Co.
900 mark" Henry Z. Kendall
chairman Of the N. c. Employ
Iment Security Commission saic
last week.
The current figures for tn
week ending June 2 show So
l64S continued weeks claimed
This ID . "a percent decline fol
the period. Other weeks In TIKI
year show: March -. 6e,5l6
April 70, es,o6s; May 10. %, Sol
May IL, e5.oo5; May "a. g. os
and May 81, el,o1o.
Broken down by major in
dustry groups, the construction
industry showed q SIS percen
rise to Alto WEEKS claimed
textiles other than hosiery ros'
81 percent to 1850; appare
weeks numbered 2,43o and trad'
represented 2,76o weeks. othel
major groups registered de
creases. Furniture weeks drop.
ped by Is. 1percent to 2,l55
hosiery was down 1877; the ADJ
tobacco weeks dropped o.6 per
cent; lumber and wood product!
were down % percent with 2,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
Luncheon Gipen For
Miss Gore In LOris

A bridal luncheon honoring
Miss Doris Ann Gore was given
at the Coffee Shop, Loris, Sun
day. Guests were received by her
aunt, Mrs. Winston Vaught, and
were directed to the dining room
where the brides table was
beautifully decorated with Ad-
miral bird daisies and Queer
AIMS lace.
A delicious turkey dinner was
served with Mrs. NJ. F. Fennell,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

Serving ~ Junior bridesmaids
were Linda Cox, daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. w. c. Cox, Jr..
Betty Gore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. T. Gore, both cousins OF
the bride. Their floor length
gowns were of yellow chiffon
over taffeta fashioned after that
of the honor attendant. Their
flowers were Cascade bouquet,
of purple asters.
Judy Gore, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Gore, cousin Of
the bride was flo ~er girl. She
wore a floor length gown q.
lemon drop yellow chiffon ovel
taffeta, chiffon mits. and match
ing velvet leaves IN her hair
She carried basket Of ros<
petals.
Richard B. Lane, III, son o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B Lane
Jr. of Lake wacc&maw and cou-
sin of the bride. was ring bear
er.
Honorary bridesmaids wers
Miss Gayle Gore, Miss Sars
Phillis Skipper of Loris. Mrs
Joseph T. Lane Of Raleigh, al
cousins Of the bride. They wers
dressed in floor length gowns OF
Lavender net and lace and car
ried long stem purple asters
James Stallings of Lawrence
vile, Va. served the bridegroom
as best man.
Ushers were Conrad Brittor
of Hickory, roommate Of thu
bridegroom; Joseph Perry o,
Sanford, a college friend: w. c
Cox, Jr.. uncle of the bride; ant
Edward Rivenbark.
The brides mother wore {
gown of mauve silk and Chantil.
ly lace, accented with a fittee
bodice, scoop neck line anc
sheath skirt with lace medal
, Hons and side panels. She uses
matching accessories and a pur,
stple throated orchid was pinnet
2 at her shoulder.
The bridegroom's mother wa
dressed in navy lace over tat
feta styled with 4 fitted bodic,
and sheath skirt. her accessorie
4, matched her gown and she wor,
purple throated orchid.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

100 weeks and the $50 food mr..
ducts were down one-fourth'
Initial claims 10 that per,os
were also down by 4 1 percent
Weeks claimed due to perm.
anent closinss numbered m.
with the majority being frors
textile and furniture industr;..
The average num5c. of insured
employees during The fourth
quarter Of 1887 WINS ga. asa
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
MISS DORIS ANN GORE SPEAKS VOWS
WITH JAMES FRANKLIN WILDER HERE

The wedding Of Miss Doris,
Ann Core. daughter Of Mr.. andI
Mrs.. George Thelbert Gore. oil
Route 3, Tabor City and james,
Franklin Wilder OF Marion. N.
q, - q Nm. Henry Ava
Wilder Of Route 2. Sprink Hope
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

Mrs. A. e. Skipper, Mrs. Thelma,
Todd and Mrs. Winston Vaught|
as hostesses.
The bride-elect presented gifts
Ito her attendants at this noon
affair.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

and the late Mr.. Wilder was SOL
|emnized Sunday, June Is, at 4
|p. m. in the Old Zion wesleyan
methodist Church. The Rev. T.
In. Wood of Salisbury. former
pastor of the bride, officiated
using the double ring ceremony.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
l2-The Sidney Herald
Wednesday. Oct. Is. 1853
Services Held at
Valley City for
Sidney Matron

Mrs. Nellie johanna Belknap,
Is, Sidney matron, died at the
Community Hospital in Sidney on
Thursday, Oct. z, after a long
illness. CloydIGorder Mortuary
at Sidney forwarded the remains
to Valley City, N. D., where flu
neral services were held in DIV
er'S Chapel on Saturday, Oct. IL,
at 200 p. m. The Rev. Nc
AlliSter. pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, ~officiated, and in
terment was in the Masonic GEM
etery at Valley City.
Mrs. Belknap was born Sept.
81, 1885, at Valley City, N. D., a
daughter of MI. and Mrs. August
Peterson, and was reared there.
She married Harry A. Belknap
in Valley City Oct. 25. 1915, and
they continued to live there until
1949 when they came to Sidney
and have made their home here
since. Mr.. Belknap is a sales
man for the Northwest Nursary
company.
Surviving are her husband, one
brother, Thomas Hoyer. of VAL
ley City; two sisters, Mrs. Tena
Mortensen, also of Valley City,
and Mrs. Jens Peterson of Ken
sal. N. d.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
VS.. TAX
PAYERS MONEY

In this campaign, the issue OF
spending is of major concern.
The Democrat-controlled Congress
Of 1853 provided s5,271, 10000
more in spending authority than
the President asked; only COP
floor opposition and Presidential
vetoes prevented the squander-
ing of a further additional
5,601, 600, 600; and Democrats in
the last session sponsored bills to
boost current Federal spending
by a total of $206.5 billion over
the next five years-$1,l95 for
every American.
If this wastrel program had
passed-and it will be sponsored
again if Democrats fully DOM
mate the next Congress-crush-
ing tax increases would have to
be enacted to preserve the fiscal
stability of the Government or
a new wave of initiation would
inevitably result. The value of
savings and investments would be
eroded, and the pay of all those
on a fixed income would be
Slashed.-Pol. Adv. paid for by
the Republican Central Com
mittee.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
Girard

Girard Local No. 113 Farmers
Union met Sunday at the Walt
Jensen home, there were IS men,
bers and five visitors present.
Frank Danish was elected to rep
resent Girard local on the county
board. William Hackley, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Daniels and Ru-
ben Simonsen wer elected as
delegates to state convention.
Dale johnson was elected junior
delegate. Alternates were Leo
HackIey, MIR. and Mrs. Gunnar
Olufson and Andrew Peterson.
Lloyd Sjostrom vas junior alter
nate. Mrs. Jensen served a lovely
chicken dinner.
Lii Jensen visited Thursday at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Marie
Anderson of Sidney.
The Girard Farm Union Junior
met Saturday evening at the Chas-
Daniels home. with a very good
attendance. The next meeting
will be on Oct. Is at the Gunnar
Olofson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen
Clyde and Gordon, went to Eka-
laka, Mont, over the week end.
Mrs. Albert Noah, Mrs. Laurits
Jensen and Mrs. John Conroy
attended a meeting of their w. B.
club at the Robert Kopp home in
Sidney on Wednesday.
The Girard Homemakers will
meet for a clothing workshop at
the hall October I'll and 22. There
will be a regular meeting also at
the hall at / p. m. on October
81, pot luck lunch.
The Con Simonsen family, OAR
rell Goebel family and Ida
Simonsen enjoyed a picnic din
ner on Sunday at the Erickson
dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Christensen
Of Columbia Falls, Mont, are
visiting at the John Conroy and
Chris Christensen homes. Mrs.
Christensen is the former Rose
mary Conroy and Tom is the son
of Chris Christensen.
George Erickson of Kila, Mont,
spent several days at the Elmer
Jensens this past week.
There was a fire prevention
meeting at the Girard hall on
Wednesday.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
Hi-C Club News

Ardell Strobell, our president,
is back in good health and was
able to lead our HE meeting
this week.
We sang our theme song. Then
Donald Pust opened the meeting
in prayer. Ardell led the song
service. We were then honored
by a special number from Judy
Lundquist and Ardell Strobell.
Ruth McNutt accompanied them
on the piano. Ardell then turned
the service over to Bro. McNutt,
pastor Of the Assembly of God
church and our chaparone for
this month He read the scrip
ture text from the Bible. Then
brought us a short message and
closed our regular meeting
We hold our meetings every
Wednesday loon from 1915 to
12.45 in the chours room of the
Sidney high school
Everybody is welcome to our
Hi-C meetings and parties:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

Quoting from Mrs. Eddy's
Prose Works, mo and Yes"
she has stated:
"As mortaIs, we need 10
discern the claims Of evil,
and to fight these claims.
not as realities, but as iIIv.
sions; but Deity can have no
such warfare against Himself.
knowledge of a mans
physical personality is not
sufficient to inform us as to
the amount of good or evil
he possesses. Hence we can.
not understand God or man
through the person of either.
"COD IS ALL-IN-ALL; but
He is definite and indiyid.
ual, the omnipresent and ON
niscient Mind; and mans in.
dividuality is Gods own i'm
age and likeness,-even the
immeasurable idea of divine
Mind. In the Science of good,
evil loses all place, person,
CONTINUED on Page 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
A FIGHT TO The FINISH
IN. Y. Tribune Editorial, 4Il8)

~. = Tribune EdiforaI 4181
President Eisenhower clearly is determined 10 fight his
battle for modern defense through TO final victory He
taking his TO the people, he promised His first major
speech Of the crusade the Tv and radio networks
II fighting speech. determined and resoIvte II
delivered in the answering mood Of the supreme
mahder Of DID,
He dealing with subject he knows inside and out,
has lived with, as he made clear, since 1911.
He charged headon the mnefeIds and smokesereens
being laid by Ceorgias Carl Vnson and other champions
Of MULE.TEAM DEFENSE IN A SATELLITE AGE. To Vim
sons windy cries Of "Prussisn general staff
horseback the President tossed this devastating aside:
ms habit Of TO set straw which take great
pleasure in beating down. But in this 10
that the not made Of good honest straw,
They scarcely deserve the name Of ehaH"
tsee FIGHT TO FINISH. Page lD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
NEED FOR BETTER-MADE CARS

Letter TO The Christian Schemes Monitor:
May add few comments on the two subjects OF
deenns sales OF Ameriesnmsde erd large cars vs.
small csrs7
NY PRESENT IMPORTED car ard us predecessor OF
equs' make and model were the FIRST cars owned
which were COMPLETELY FREE FROM LEAKS AND
DRAFTS FROM THE TIME or DELIVERY. Water leaks and
ctr drafts were DEFECTS COMMON TO all my previously
owned cars. including CARS or THE THREE LEADING
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS. NY present AMERICAN.
mADe STATION WAGON was EXTREMELY DRAFTY ana
'ook nearly HALF a YEAR Of correspondence and
'smonsrsnons to induce the reluctant manufacturer ~
'sss BETrER-MApE CARS. Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
STOCKS Rally, BUSINESS PICKUP SEEN

-. free Press, AI6l
NEW YORK tUP)-Tho stock market recovery sweIled
TO nearly five billion dollars Tuesday Growing feeling that
the recession bosong out and that business will begin
TO pick up we'll technical factors contributed the
Improvement in the market.
The trading pace was stepped up TO the best level In
than month"; Turnover foisIed 100000 shares
against 2,le0,00o on Monday
There were good gains in virtually all groups. The
chemicals sieeIs non-fsrrovs metals particularly
strong. e
OF I.l34 issues traded 646 were higher, 24a lower.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26


REPENTANCE AND RE-
pEMpTloN
Christ Jesus, the redeemer,
The savior, OF the world lib
Grated mankind from sin, dis
ease, and death, through the
oneness Of Mind. And we
should reflect that Mind in
our daily life through re-
pentsnes.
Paul exhorted to unity
with ALL LOWLINESS
AND MEEKNESS, WITH
LONG SUFFERING, FOR
BEARING ONE ANOTHER
IN LOVE"
LISTEN FOR THE VOICE
or TRUTH
For us to put in practice
the good things we have
learned, we must become
accustomed to listening to
the voice of God, and ad.
herring to divine Principle,
Our redemption is in God
through Christ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
MICHIGAN 'NEICHBOR THEME BUCKS
RECESSION
By Godfrey Sperling, Jr.

by CouTrey SPerHng ".
&c. S. Monitor, 4/N
STURClS Mieh.-When finds little city OF 10000
planning and Initiating elaborate program for putting
vigor into the national economy, becomes evident
that Americas recession is up against formidable sdver-
sary.
Author sturgs Help Your Neighbor" project Harold
S. Prinse general manager Of the Stvrgis Journal The
idea from his desire that the country avoid the
devices used fight the depression Of the 1905
such WPA He feels that business and communities
working together beat this recession before IL really
gets under way.
lsee NElcHBoR THEME. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
BRITISH ADMIRAL'S MARVEL0Us CURE (!

BRITISH ADMIRAL'S MARVELLOUS CURE
SIR CECIL HARcoURT or LONDON. ENGLAND.
TEsTIFiES TO 30 YEARS ACTIVE SERVICE IN TWO
WORLD WARS THANKS TO INCOMPATIBLE,
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
HEALING, AFTER BEING MEDICALLY INvALIDED
OUT or SERVICE
See c. S. Sentinel. April 49, Radio Program No. 23o.
p 6ss." Heard Sunday, April I3, cKLW; Wed, 75 AM,
April 16. FIN Radio, 1895 Meg
ALL SATAN'S APPLES HAVE WORMS J.
per Dr.. Rice Of Chicago. Temple Baptist Church,
Tv, Sat- night, 4/I2
Sunday, Hi3-NBc-Tv. 1900 AM,
THE VERY REVEREND DEAN JAMES Pike
GOD TOOK THE RISK OF GIVING US FREEDOM.
YOU CAN SHAKE YOUR FIST At HIM
THROUGHOUT ETERNITY!
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WHAT PATHETIC, INFANTLE THEOLOGY FROM
NEWLY ELECTED BISHOP
AND YET, BISHOP DEAN PIKE IS GRAND,
PROTESTANT LEADER BUT he IS SOMETHING
tses APPLES HAVE WORMS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
EISENHOWER ACCUSES CRITICS OF
NONSENSE ON DEFENSE PROGRAM
ne ASSAllS CHARGES BY vlNS0N
NO BLANK CHECK, NO PRUSSiAN STAFF
BY Robert J. Donovan
my Tribune, 4/l0l
BY Andrew I: Ez,ehsuf CS +++


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Ma jor Prophet of "our father-Mother God, all
harmonious" H. 16, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF God
do . Fruehauf-hartin Luther job ia this age!lI
And how! Science HEALTH our textbook, 10 Gods
Liberator OF The Bible "
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOOL
Jesus "Ioved righteousness and hated niquity"i
The 'qukewarm" live in fools paradise."'
WASHINGTON. Apr. H.--PREsIDENT EISENHOWER,
VIGOROUSLY DEFENDING HIS MILITARY REoRGANI-
ZATIoN PLAN ACCUSED HIS CRITICS TODAY OF
NONSENSE" AND MISREPRESENTATION" AND DE-
MANDED AN END TO "UNWoRTHY" AND COSTLY"
INTER.SERvlcE RlvALRIEs.
THE PRESIDENTS CHARGE OF NONSENSE" AND
"FAR-FETcHED REASONING" WAS AIMED PRIMARILY
AT REP. CARL vNSoN. D.. Ca. CHAIRMAN OF THE
HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE. WITHOUT MEN,
TIONING HIM BY NAME MR.. EISENHOWER NEvERTHE-
LESS AssAILED THE STATEMENTS he HAD MADE
YESTERDAY THAT THE PLAN THREATENED THE
CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS AND
MIGHT PRODUCE A "PRESsIAN-TYPE" HIGH COM.
MAND.
lsee ACCUSES CRITICS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
''uCnTNER TIES SLUMP TO CURBs
ON BUSINESS"
THE BLAMEs TAXES. WAGES FOR SLUMP
BY James BoYnion

BY James BoYnfon lDef Times, HIoJ
The recession has been brought about by the present
national tax policy and wage increases which ovsrp gains
IN productivity the Economic Club Of Detroit told
yesterday.
lsss LIcHTNER SEES THREAT. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
: FEAR NO EVIL
R.Mset The Highest Mind
BY Elizabeth Ellington

Jesus said Behold give you power to tread ser.
penis and scorpions and all the power of the enemy
and nothing shall by any means hurt you" luke 1919
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

The DEVILS REUTHER'S AUTO RECESSION
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
DEVILS STEEL STRIKE : THE WARM-UP!
IN CLEVELAND LAST YEAR,
REUTHER FIRES HITLER C0EBBElS LIKE BLAST
CONFIDENCE DESTROYING BOMB
SPIRITUAL LUNACY OF C0vET0USNESS
AND STEALING. WITHIN THE LAW. ENACTED
BY THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS AND The SATAN
BOUND" SUPREME COURT OF The '30s y!
4DAYs WORK. 5 DAYS PAY. AND INCREASED
FRINGE BENEFITS DEMANDED!
IF YOU CANNOT ACHIEVE AN HONEST
SUCCESS, STEAL IT FROM THE EMPLOYERS
AND THE PUBLIC!
REUTHER's v0IcE-THE DEVIL SOUNDING OFF
"BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM"
Christ Jesus.
F.DR. AND THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS FORM
ALLIANCES WITH THE UNDERWORLDs OF Y. S. AND
RUSSIA
NINE TO TEN MILLION UNEMPL oYEDl, 1910.
THE DEMOCRATIC INFAMY AND SPIRITUAL LUNAcY
PERMITS THE PEARL HARBoR 100 BILLION
CATASTROPHE, WITH SUBSEQUENT Loss OF CHINA
TO THE REDS, AND THE UNDERMINING OF THE
FREE NATIONS PRESTIGE. POWER, AND CHRISTIAN
BUILDUP IN THE FAR EAST AND THAT ISN'T
THE HALF OF IT!
PRESENT UNEMPL oYMENT THE UNSUCCESSFUL
EFFORTS TO STEAL CONTROL OF AMERICAN
INDUSTRY
tsee REUTHERs AUTO RECESSION, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
LISTEN FOR THE VOICE
or TRUTH
As Gen. Taylor Sees It
NATION URGED TO HAVE FAITH
IN u. S. MIGHT
BY Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor
Chief Of Staff, United States Arm

BY Cen. Maxwell D. Taylor
Chief Of Staff United States Army
..tFree Press. AIS
WASHINCTON-I should like TO plead the case for
greater faith in the effectiveness Of military strength
believe that many Of fail TO recognize the great
deterrent military strength which has been developed in
armed forces the years. Yet. TO derive
full benefit from this strength is important that act
in full realization Of its existence in being.
tsee NATION URGED, Page ~
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SAYS:
PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDER HOUSES
MADE HEBREW AND CHRISTIAN MILLI0NAlREs!
AND RUINED NUMEROUS SMALL BUSINESSES
AND TAXPAYERS FINANCED THE
PARCEL POST
"P. O. CALLED HYPOTHETICAL
IN ITS PARCEL POST STAND"
my Trbune)
The position Of the Post Office Department that the par
eel post system pays its way" sheer hypocrisy
and such statement is incorrect and grossly misleading
A. /. HammsI president Of Railway Express Agency said
yesterday the departments stand on pending
mail rate legislation
tses PARCEL POST. Page ~
"llCHTNER SEES THREAT OF DOLE
NAM Head, Speaking Here, Hits
union-Boeked Program"
free Press AS
"llCnTNER TIES SLUMP TO cURBs
ON BUSINESS" .,n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

DEVIL R0Bs DETROIT OF 80 to 50 YEARS
WISDOM AND SERVICE OF TWO OF ITS
HUMANITARIAN AND INDUSTRIAL GIANTS
THINKING STARvATI0NS OF IMPERATIVE
CHRIST SUPER SCIENCE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH /!
Mr.. JOHN s. COLEMAN 90. PROTESTANT. ST. Psvrs
Episcopal.
MR.. CHARLES T. FISHER JR., 81. r. c.
Mr. Coeman-"HEART ATTACK" spent several
days in Grace Hospital, last October"
Mr.. Fisher-"ilI for several months with lung
had treatment at the Memorial Center for CANCER and
Allied Diseases in New York. :" Detroit Times ana
(See COLEMAN. FISHER. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

ANTI-RECESSI0N INSURANCE
WHAT CONGRESS CAN DO"
= OUTLAW COMPULSORY UNI0NISM AS
PERMITTED IN TAFT-HARTlEY ACT.
= APPLY ANTITRUST LAWS TO ALL FORMS
OF MONOPOLY AND REPEAL ALL FEDERAL
LAWS GIVING LABOR M0N0P0lifS
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES DENIED TO OTHERS"
tsee ANTiREcEssIoN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

VTSE VstVH- SEV
ALL HUNDRED BILLION S STEAL:
'RlCHT-TO-W0RK LAWS A FRAUD
Mr.. MUM: IS THAT OF THE SAME QUALITY AS
THAT OF THE BIG LIE OF YOU PEOPLE FOR SEVERAL
YEARS THAT TAFT-HARTLEY IS SLAVE
LABOR LAW?
you SAY 'RIcHT.roWoRK LAWS PROVIDE NO
JOBS! OBVIOUSLY NOT /!
THEY ARE DESIGNED TO PREVENT YOU UNION
RAcKETEERs FROM BLUDcEoNNG FORCING MEN
INTO UNIONS VIA YOUR DAMNABLE COONs
SUCH IS THE AMERICAN VERSION OF THE
GERMAN GOEBBELS. MAzEY, cUNAcA AND THE REST
OF YOUR WoULD-BE PROSTITUTES OF THE
AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE ! - SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE U. S.
THIS AUTOMOBILE RECESSION CAN BE cHARAc-
TERRIFIED IN VARYING PHYSIOLOGY. BUT ONE
THAT WOULD BE VERY ACCURATE is THIS
THE DEVILS REUTHER'S. JAWS REcEssIoNl
lin reply TO Guy Nvnn's statements Of Mon., 4Il4)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
To AS SOON GO INTO BATTLE WITHOUT
ARTILLERY AS WITHOUT MY CHAPLAIN f!

Great Brifsin's Gen. Montgomery, as per p
vey vie WON, Loo PM, 3/6/sI.