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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
6-DAPIO Las AMERICAS
Pia. 6-DGARIO Las AMERICA.
Buscan ApeIar
FaIIO FaVOrece
a I'm BanquerO

La representation fiscal del Go
bierno Fedora. en- Miami, decide
ell viernes apelar la decision de
un luez federal que ~sobreseyo la
causa contra Ell banquero Baron
de IIirsch Meyer y otros tres hon.
bres de negoc.os del Bran Miami.
Ell Fiscal James L. Guilmartin,
presento un escrito n%otificando
que apelara tai decision ante ell
Tribunal de Apelaciones del Quin'
to Circulto, &c Nueva Orleans,
cara que dec,da 81 los processes
contra los cuatro, bajo la acuSa-
cion de emplear Embellishments
fondos de ,un banco, por valor de
$7.084.4O9 deben sci desestima'
dos.
Las acusaciones contra Hirsch
Meyer, Leonard Abess, w, Geor-
ge Kennedy y Sam R. Becker, fue-
ron s~obreseidas Ell dia 8 de julio,
por ell Juez Seybourn H. Lynn,
iurista vlsitante de Alabama.
Ell Juez Lynn desestimo prime
70, 90 de las II acusaciones de
la denuncia, alegando que eran re-
pe%ticlones y contravenian las le-
yes iederales que prohiben I'm do
BILE proceso en- una sofa acusa-
eion.
En- ell cargo restante, decide
que no existia NAL uso, criminal,
de los fondos del banco.
Parece que hay d%iferencia de
criterio, entire Guilmartin y ell
Juez Lynn en- una Interpretation
legal, mas que otra coSa.
Los cuatro fi~nancieros fueron
acusados de invertir impropiamen-
tie la suma de $7.O84.409 ell fon-
dos del Miami Beach Federal and
Loan Association, North Shore
Bank of Miami Beach e Industrial
National Bank of Miami.
Meyer y Abess, fueron tambien
acusados en- I'm proceso aparte,
por ell uso indebido de $780,
600 de los fondos del Industrial
National Bank of Miami, en- pres
tamoS a I'm proyecto de construc.
clones de casas en- Jacksonville.
Ell Tribunal de Apelacion de
Nueva Orleans. probablemente, no
ORA ell case hasta noviembre o
diciembre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03

muy dlficil encontrar buenos pa
peles. va llegara ell dia cuando
yo me sienta en- disposition de
aceptar TODD 10 que venga. Pero
hasta que no llegue csc dia, yo
sere muy estricta con mis- selec.
clones"
Aunque lie da espalda a Holly.
wood, la Bergman esta conside-
rando aparecer en- ell teatro de
Broadway.
"Me slento mas que orgullosa
de poder actLar en- las tablas en-
tantos paises." declara. "Yo ha.
bio sueco, aleman, frances italia
no e ingles."
IngrId fue interrumpida porAsu
peinadora que vino a arreglarle
ell tabello para que saliera a fill
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03

La Junta de Carreteras del Els.
tado de Florida, tomo possession
ell vlerneS del ultimo terreno ne
cesario para la termination, de
la parte oeSte, de la nueva via q
Miami Beach por Ia Gale So.
Ell ingeniero de distrito de la
Junta, Winston Carlton, anun-
clio, al mismo TEMPO, que los
trabajoS de construction daran
comIenIo alrededor del dia Is de
s%epCiembre. Dijo que la decision
de los tribunsles formsba parte
del prGgrama de la Junta para
termlnaI ell super ''causeway"
para diciembre de 1859.
Los iueces de Circuito, Robert
L. FLOYD y Robert H. Anderson,
en- sentenciaS Separadas ordena-
ron la entregs de SO parcelas de
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03

las mas numerosaS Congregations
de Miami.
La Iglesia Metodista Central
Boulevard tiene asimismo Su pro-
veto de edificacion. La primera
unidad que sera levantada tiene
un costo de $4,000, y SUI localiza-
cion esta en- la Gale SO y la IL
AvenIda del NV.
Otra denomination que conStru-
we SUI propio temple es la North
Miami Beach First Baptist Church,
cuyoS planes de construction as
cienden a $4,000.
Todos estos edificios Sc conside-
ran insuficientes, a los cuales Sc
iran anadiendo nuevas unidades a
medIda que 10 requiera ell aumento
de SUI feligresia. Estimase que los
mismos estarar terminates en- un
ano.
MAYOR USO DE LA TELEVISION
EN- LAS ESCUELAS DE DADE
Las autoridades del Condado va
tiene planes especificos para du-
plicar cor creces ell ndmero de te-
de darse por SECURE desde ahora
levisores en-, las escuelas publicas.
AsimIsmo Sc ampliaran los progra-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03

Tres im%portantes agrupacioneS
religlosas de la Florida ilevan ade.
Iante sus planes de construction
en- ell area meridional de la PENN
Sula. Los edificios y las facilidades
proyectadas para los mismos as
cienden a varios cientos de miles
de dolares y contribuiran al en-
belleclmiento de sus localidades
respectivas.
La mas costosa de estas construc-
clones sera el santuario para la
IglesIa Bautists Riverside, cuya
primer p~aletada de terra sera sa-
cada en- los terrenos mediante una
ceremonial ell domingo a las HAS.
Ell edificio costara medic million
de dolares, y a~lbergara a una de
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
Nuere a C~Onsecuencia
de Quemaduras

Jane Forster, de 40 amos
de edad y vecino del 684O
S. w., Gale Quinta, fallecio
ell vierneS a consequential de
la graves quemaduras que SUI.
frio ell martes por la noche,
al prenderse una lata de laca
liquida.
Los inspectores de incen-
dios dijeron que Forster, in
ebanista, bajaba unas eScaie-
ras, cargando una lata de Gin
CO galones de laca, alberta,
en- ell establecimiento Unique
Furniture Refinishing Servi-
ce, 1141 North Miami Ave.
Una chispa del cigarrillo
que fumaba Forster incen-
dio ell fluido e hizo a este Ian
Ear la lsta, esparciendo ell
fluido ardiendo sobre 81 mis-.
mo y en- la escalera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03

mar la proxima escena. Antes de
r%etirarse al estudio, Ingrid mo-
VIC SUI cabeza con donaire y d.
jo:
DE mis- dificultades persona
les en- Ell p%resente, solo tengo
este que deci1. Ell pasado es pa.
sado. Manana sera I'm nueyo dia
y mis- pensamientos estan pues-
to en- csc nuevo dia."
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
DR.. MILTON ..
(Viene de Ia primera)

nos permiti6, calma y racional.
mente, cumplir precisamente 10
que teniamos Ell proposito de To-
grar'. Ese objective, agreg6 es
luna gnueva perspective" sobre
America Central y hallar una
base para determinar nuevos en-.
caramientos de nuestra .politica
y programs que podrian robus.
tecer las relaciones entire noso.
tros."
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-03
INcRID ..
Viene de Ia Pxgina ~

mi hogan. Nunca 10 ha sido. 70
solo estuve ALI de vista duran.
te 10 amos"
La alta y garbosa actriz esta
filmando "Inn of the Sixth
Happiness" en- la. que p%ersonifi.
ca a una mIsionera en- China.
Sentada en- su camerino, lucien-
do unos mahones, Ingrid Sc apli.
caba ell maquillaje adecuado pa
"a una escena de bombardeo.
Hay s%uficientes producciones
cinematograficas para mantener.
me traoajando en- tantas pelicu.
las como yo s%eleccione. Y 70 Sc.
lecciono con mucho cuidado. Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Williams Is Paid


CONTINUED from Back Psge
williams is whiriing like dervish in frantic search
for seapegoaf when all he needs do is look in the
mirror"
Declaring that the country has experienced peak
periy under the Eisenhower administration. Potter
tended that Michigan the only blot in fhe picture He
said this due TO Williams soak business" campaign
Potter said that from 1851 TO 1857 Michigan unempIoy-
ent averaged 49, per Of the labor force comparison
to national average Of 80 per cent
Year by year, he said Williams policies have continued
TO destroy Jobs in Michigan.
For Gov. Williams TO tell the President that Miehigsn's
unemployment is national problem, when the figures
show that the has consistently had higher percentage
Of obess than the nation WHOLE nothing less than
double talk" Potter said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
The Reader Writes



graphic features quite similar TO those Of this country We
represent religions unified In homogeneous culture
We do have great past and made great contributions
to architecture law sociology religion and mysticism
besides fhs problems particular the Middle East
have been kindly underlined in the am referring TO-
there problems which face this very country
AS Arab students disappointed the general
attitude Of shs press which picks up anything against
and very seldom, never gives Information upon the
present efforts made in the Arab world never or
most gives TO The American public details Of our past
and present cultural Iife
For those who have travelled from Morocco TO Baghdad
the AMERICAN INFLUENCE, through MOVIES, BOOKS.
appliances and cars and the DEEPER IMPACT OF AMERI-
CAN LIBERALISM, IS UNDESIRABLE. However, these are
unknown to the large public much presame poetry
the ideas Of lbn khsdvn who is the father Of sociology
living in the eleventh century also carefully kept in
shadow II is an EXTREMELY SIGNIFICANT FACT THAT
EVEN IN STATE UNIVERSITY SEMITIC LANGUAGE DE-
PARTMENTs THE COURSES ON ARABIC ARE ONE
AGAINST FIVE, OR TEN. AS COMPARED WITH HEBREW
EVEN WHEN SOME ANTI-ARABIc PROPAGANDA IS
NOT ADDED
There is need for overhaul Of The whole question
OF the ArabAmerican relations We certainly ready to
DO part Of the Job duty We would like the Ameri
be conscious Of all the obstacles that raised
between in their very country and give their friend
ship, enlightened friendship which would be the result
Of common knowledge and genuine good will.
Brooklyn NY. Nameeda kanawafy
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tcensinvsd from Back Pase)
Chaplain Il Killed on Wcy TO Honors :,
II. comdr. Peter Boil V'mes ~
GOD TO Fls DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE Devil TOOK 20 YEARS VIA IMPURE.
SPIRITUAL REcENERATioN - INDIFFERENCE,
CONTEMPT. OR HOSTILITY TO MARVELLOUS
CHRIST. SECOND COMING" SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALI PEOPLES t-iMPtkAI,ve
10 FULFILL JESUS AND nay. GODS, PROMISE Or
tconslnosd Next Column Topi
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THE BOOK SHELF
Our Press In The Is Colonies

FFeSs,
prelude TO INDEPENDENCE: The Newspaper War
on Britain l764-l776," by Arthur M sehIesnser Knopf
SOY is story Of the Colonial press which wasn't much
compared TO todsys great papers.
Valiant editors and publishers, having hard time
nskine ends meet willingly bsrtered subscriptions for
Grain or rewood Their fovrpsge sheets smaller than
our ssboids the type strained the eye and The crude
presses ran off, rather walked only 200 pages an hour
Yet this press despite It's physical fsngs despite the
penalties laid on by the arrogant British, and despite It's
nsxpsrsnes and lack Of guiding tradition. helped
most importantly 10 throw on HE yoke Of King and PsrIis
nens end achieve liberty
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
TOBACCO I

TOBACCO
DRUG STORE AND HOSPITAL MEDICINES -
SOOTHING syRuPs' NosTRuMs. DRUGS 70
DEADEM THE DISTURBED. ADAM-EvE PSEUDO
SENSES BUT ALSO DEADEN DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL
SENSE OF MANS ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS or coDl
free Press) "HEAD-oN COLLISION A MYSTERY" ~
'WRoNc-WAY CAR CAUSES TWO DEATHS on x.WAy"
"ANoTHER AUToIsT BARELY ESCAPES"
driver erred Tuesday the Ford Exprcsswsy. His
mistake cost him his life and took that Of father Of
three small children.
Why his cor was going IS miles an hour IN the wrong
direction remained mystery late Tuesday.
Dearborn police could only heorize about the deaths Of
Neil MecIsry ~, driver Of fine "wronswsy svto and
James coIdron 80, the father Of three.
Their met head-on in sieeLshatering crash at
800 am
MecIary whose father lives al Lake Orion. killed
instantly Coldron died about hour later in Wayne
County General Hospital.
u took police IS minutes 10 pry CoIdron out Of his
wrecked The collision happened about 50 feet south
west Of the Michigan service drive.
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benevolent Military Autotraey"
MISUNDERSTANDING Okinowo

misunderstanding OkinuWu
To The Christian Science Monitor:
am native Of Okinswa currently studying in the
United States appreciate your attention TO okinswa in
connection with the political developments in Naha
City, capital Of Oknawa. But point always me
whenever read reports Oknawa in American news
papers and magazines For the want Of better expression
shall call IL a "nateriaIstc bias"
What is this: Americans recognize the popular
dissatisfaction with the kind Of that is forced
upon Oknawsns by the military authorities, bur they
fail add that okinawans enjoying higher stand
ard Of living than before the because Of military
This sddendvm implies. first, that since military oeeu
patton has brought better economic conditions oknawa
Oknawsns should complain about what may be called
military svoeraey which is the type OF government they
have II implies next that since the present economic con-
dtons are better than what Oknawans had before the
they should dislike japanese and love Americans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
NY. Gusts

CONTINUED from Back Page)
HENCE. JESUS AND NY PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL
ABIDE WITH YOU FOREVER AND TEACH YOU
ALL THINGS"
NJ. T. Gusts 644 Pupils in Violence
Detroit News)
NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (AP)-The Board Of Edvcation's
policy Of ovsting violent students TO protect the
innocent resulted yesterday in the Suspension Of at feast
644 pupils.
In elementary junior and vocational high schools 544
students suspended. At least 100 others
pended from academic high schools
Both boys and girls included in the custer The
suspensions presumably for an Indefinite period
There 10000 students enrolled in the elementary
junior and vocational high schools Before yesterday 29
students suspension from these schools.
BROOKLYN EXODUS
parallel figure for academic high schools where more
than 10000 students enrolled, not available.
The largest exodus from Brooklyn Of many
Of the recent school attacks, Standings and disorders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Billy Graham

CONTINUED from Back Page)
IMPERATIVE FOR cHRlSTLIKE SANITY, DIVINE
DOMINION FOR AN AWAKENING OF SATAN
BOUND" ADAMS AND EYES TO DIVINE
REALITY IAN AWAKENING TO MY CREATION
THE ONLY REAL, ADAMLESS. EvELESS,
FLEsHLESs, i-M-MATERIAL. Externally SPIRITUAL,
cHRISTLiKE-THE ONE REAL CREATION
NEVER HAVING HAD A SINGLE HUMAN BIRTH,
NOR AN ADAM. NOR AN EVE !-ETERNAllY,
COMPLETELY PoPULATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE.
SUPER SA-T.U-RA-TI-N-c IT WITH INcoR-
RuPTIBLE, INvULNERABLE, oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE !-WHEREIN ALL OF YOU
FIND YOUR TRUE BEING. NY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS 1.-THE IMAGE OF AN Externally
HARMONIOUS UNIVERSE II!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Reuther Plan


tConfinved from Page "
Revther last week told the committee he would like TO
talk about the broad issues affecting the auto industry
with heads Of the various manufacturers.
Revther said he referred collective bargaining issues
The JAW has demanded package wage increase plus
holly contested profit sharing plan
Romney the first auto executive TO agree TO Reufhe
proposal for open forum.
In addition to recalling Revher, the committee said It
might call Edgar Kaiser in effort TO learn why the Kaiser
Motor Co. could make go Of II in the auto Industry
Thew also NAV call stives of auto dealers.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
THE SATAN BOUND" UAWcio COMMITTED
TREASON AND murder" vs. KAISER MOTOR
AND MICHIGAN! - A GUINEA PIC
EXPOSURE OF MoDus oPERANDI, AND EFFECT ON
NATION
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

DIVINE MASTERY:
"sEtsoLD, iHAvE GIVEN you POWER OVER
ALL THE lso-essdl POWER or THE ENEMY" -
The Mv-Tdii-c-A-L, DEviLisH. ANTl-cHRsST,
ADAM-Eve, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS KNAvEs AND
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN
BIRTHS land N-o-THi-N-c SHALL BY ANY MEANS
HURT YOU"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

The Christ Soves The Union
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND GEORGE WASHINGTON
rwo or NY. GODS. FINEST POLITICAL EXPRESSIONS
or CHRISTIAN DEMOCRACY SINCE ITS MAJOR
,uiAR. NY MOST PRECIOUS MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
GIANT. MARTIN LUTHERl-
GEORGE WASHINGTON FOLLOWING nv. GODS
PROTESTANT 'DcTATioN, PERMITTED FORMATION
OF NY MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS
TIE u s.-BlRTHPLAcE or THE MARVELLOUS
"secoMD COMING" or THE CHRIST. SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES Full
FILLING JESUS AND NY PROMISE AND
ppoPHecY TO THAT wicked AND ApULTEROUs
cENERATIoN OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER"
THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH you
FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL THINcS"l
ABe: LOVED GOD AND MAN. LOVED RIGHTEOUS.
NESS AND HATED INIoUiTY"i A MORAL AND
INTELLECTUAL GIANT
GOD BLESS PRECIOUS ABE LINCOLN AND
GEORGE WASHING oN-cIANT CHRISTIAN AND
PROTESTANT HEROIC LEADERS ABE LINcoLNs
INCOMPATIBLE CHRIST SCIENTIST DESTINY IS
ASSURED AND WASHINGTON. TOO, or COURSE /
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No. ! Menace
CONTINUED from Back Pase)
Faulty Thinking Of Adams. Ewes
Reflected In Heart!

Herewith. light on HEART. as per Glossary OF MY in
comparable imperative masterpiece the Christian Science
fexsbook-sAvioR, LiBERAToR. AND PROTECTOR
or THE HOLY SCRIPTURES FROM THE iNvol-
uNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or THE SATAN
BOUND" CLERGY AND RELIGIONS THE NON
CHRIST sclENTIsT-AND THEIR LArMsN. TOO,
OF COURSE
Heart Mortal feelings. motives. affections. Joys and
sorrows"-S&H. p. 587.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK IS NY
MASTER HEALER, MIRACLE WORKER. EDUCATOR
IMPERATIVE FOR THE HEALING OF ALL
NATIONS AND PEOPLES IAN AWAKENING. APPRe-
HENsIoN OF PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION,
AND UNIVERSE or iNvulNERABLE. oMNlPReSeNT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Drinking Car Lender

Vcontinusd from Back Pass)
THOSE BILLION 5 RAckETS:
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
tconslnvsd Next Column Top)
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World War J.
CONTINUED from Back Pags
AWAKENING TO 0MNIPRESENT HEAVEN,
A SPIRITUAL WARFARE

SpuMIUHL WAKPAKE
BECAUSE !, GOD, COMPEL FIRMNEss, sTEADFAsT-
NESS. MORAL COURAGE FOR THE RIGHT. FOR
DIVINE TRUTH LIFE. AND LOVE I-diyne Principle.
THE FATHERS BUSINESS" THE REAL WORK
OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES, UTILITIES DIVINE
AND cHRISTLIkE IDEAS TO DEMONSTRATE
MATTER" EVIL, DEVIL. HELL, THE ADAMEvE
MYTH TO BE MERELY ILLUSIONS AND
DELusoNs
LIKEWISE, THE cLERcYs PSYCHOLOGICAL
TooL-oF THE DEVIL 1F you CAN'T PERSUADE
EN-. SCARE 'EM!-"ETERNITY OF HELL"
ABYSS OF, preacher gave II; IAN ETERNITY OF
DARKNESS" tR. c. Priestl "EvERLAsTINc
PUNISHMENT" Etc.
JESUS RE DEVIL : VOID OF TRUTH!
JESUS DECLARED THE DEVIL "A MURDERER.
LIAR, WHO ABIDEs NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE
THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM. ~
EIGHTEEN AND oNE-THIRD CENTURIES LATER.
1866, NY SECOND MARY, MRS EDDY. RECORDED
MY DicTATIoN-THE UNHEALTHY OF
MATTER" DEVIL, HELL, SIN, DISEASE. DEATH
DEEoRMlTIEs ADAMS EWES. MURDERoUS GAINS,
JUDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS; PEsTILENcEs.
DISASTERS. ACCIDENTS WORLD WARS EVEN
ALL OF THE MATERIAL" AND HUMAN, ARE
MERELY VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES, couNTERFEITs AND BURLEsoUEs
OF DIVINE IDEAS ~
l. GOD. TO ST. PAUL. TO YOU, THERETo
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL t-M-Y-T-HI-
CAL BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL"l
WARRIOR ANGEL. MICHAEL, IMPERATIVE TO
PREPARE THE SOIL FOR GENTLE ANGEL, GABRIEL
World War Is Now
BY Frances Civens detroit Times)
World War III has been going since the World War
u ended and will probably continue through generation
This assertion made before Detroit Town Hall
audience yesterday In Ford Auditorium by John C. Caldwell
widely known author and authority on the Far East.
Caldwell, who directed the Voice Of America during me
war and helped establish the South Korean Republic con-
irued:
MS not such cold war either In fact, II might clear
The air " II did get hot here and there so long as no one
dropped atom bomb"
Caldwell. who born in China Of missionary parents
has lived Of his life The Orient and one OF few
Americans able to spAsk the Chinese coastal dialects
He returned Just last week from tour OF Southeast
Asia where he collected material for report requested by
the House un-Ameriean Activities Committee. II will appear
IN congressional document entitled Soviet Total war.
He said: T~wK1
Don't think we Americans the only ones living un
der tension In Hong Kong in Tokyo in Formosa tranquil
'isr pills selling like mad Anyone can buy them WITHOUT
prescription Not Just simple things like midtown e'ne.
but drugs would give only TO seriously disturbed
The speaker then turned TO the three Chnas"; Com
muns China Free China on Formosa and Overseas China
The latter he says likely 70 be wefodo and h'enT
influential businessmen, bankers and newspaper owners
They number 100000 and live in Singapore maaya
ihaIand and other communities.
They have established 1000 private schools for 'ns
Children and since they the best In the East upper Class
children OF other races attend them, too
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB. Is, 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

direct as a part of his examination. Mr. Littleton
had the group put the scene. It turned out well,
and he was 30 impressed with the skill and esprit
de corps Of the members that he joined the Players
One young girl came 70 watch q friend audi
ton. Before she knew what happened, she was
the stage auditioning for a part and soon
found herself In the play.
DR.. Albert p. Shirley pastor Of Mount Vernon
Place Church. recalls the group was formed In
1896 to do something about the slipshod method
Of producing plays and pageants in the church"
The young people organized the Players. and
by 1914 the church started the Drama Department.
This made the Players ian integral part Of the
church program. and now Is years later It Is still
very much part Of the church and It's program"
From present indications and current enthusi-
asm. the Mount Vernon Players will be making this
community contribution for years to come.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
REAL ESTATE

POOLESVILLE-$200 down buys
this A room cinder block dwelling.
Water in kitchen, no bath. On
nearly 2 acres. Priced at $6950.
(2) ROCKVILLE - $500 down
buys this 5 room modern dwelling
with full bsmt., also garage, on
large lot. Priced at $9950. Many
other good buys on farms, homes,
lots and businesses. Stop in our
office at Travilah. We buy, sell
or trade. Ken McGrew, r. E., PO.
2-9633. 1t-11-20
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20
Sealed Bids

The Board of Education of
Montgomery County will receive
sealed bids for furnishing the be-
low listed items until the dates
and times as shown. The bids
will be publicly opened in the Of
flee of the Supervisor of Purchas-
ing, at the Board of Education,
300 f. Montgomery Avenue, Rock
vile, Maryland. Specifications
may be obtained at the office of
the Supervisor of Purchasing.
Bid No. 126, Misc. Furniture
and Equipment, until 800 PM.
EST, Friday, December II, 1858.
Bid No. 127, Motor Vehicles,
1850 Trucks, until 300 PM,
EST, Wednesday, November 26,
1858.
Bid No. 1913, Razing of Library
Building, until 300 PM, EST,
Monday, December l, 1858.
Bid No. 129, Typewriters, until
300 PM, EST, Monday, Decem-
ber 8, 1858.
Bid No. 100, Soap Powder and
Dispensers, until 800 PM, EST,
Wednesday, December 10, 1858.
Lewis w. Francis
Supervisor of Purchasing
1t.4303.1 / 90
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-20

OF Valuable Personal Property
STATE OF MARYLAND,
MONTGOMERY CO., to wit:
BY virtue of Distraint for Rent
issued by Brodie Manchester Co.,
Inc, landlords, and to me as
Sheriff Of said County directed at
the suit of Brodie Manchester,
Inc. VS.. Kenneth r. and Eleanor
L. Trumpower l have this Goth
day of October, 1858, seized and
taken into execution all the right
and title, claim, interest and es-
tate both at law and in equity of
the said Kenneth r. and Eleanor
L. Trumpower of, in, to and
about the following described
property, to wit:
/ Dinette Table with a chairs
l Sofa
/ Arm Chair
/ TV Chair
2 End Tables
l Coffee Table
3 Table Lamps
/ Drop Leaf Table
/ Floor Lamp
l TV Table
2 Double Beds
2 Chests
2 Dressers
! Gossip Bench
/ IL x II Gray Rug
I hereby give notice that l
will OH all the right, title, claim
interest and estate both at law
and in equity of the said Kenneth
r. Trumpower and Eleanor l..
Trumpower of, in, to and about
the above described property to
the highest bidders for cash at
Cooks Furniture Store, 400 Stone
Street, Rockville, Maryland, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2ND,
1858
AT 1890 AM.
Terms of Sale: CASH.
LUKE ]. BENNETT, JR.,
Sheriff,
Montgomery County, Md.
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