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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

* Yeonas Development
~ Corp, builder; mimi
mum price, Sl5.ooo; Tapa-
wingo road ana Meadow lane.
Vienna Woods Vienna. Pair
fax County. Va.
ET Modern Construction
~ Co., builder; minimum
price. sie,150. sl0t Eighty
NTH street Z carrollton sub
division, Prince George
County. Nd.
60 Philip W. smith.
80 builder: minimum
price. s2s.sSo: oakdale Park,
Fairfax County. Va,
20 C. A. Peters Co. Inc.
- builder: minim UNI
price. S2i.i00: 426 Oliver
street. Briarelin subdivision.
Fairfax. Va.
kA Eagle Homes, Inc,
w builder: minimum.
price, t22,soo; TOO block
Sleepy lane. Sleepy Hollow
Estates, Fairfax County. Va.
Il Sidney Weinberg n
W Sons. Inc, builder:
minimum price. s32 $50: Sels
Merritt place. Glen Forest,
Falls Church. Va.
- Robert q. o'Hara.
"a builder: minimum
price. t22.7so: COS South
Woodstock street. North Bar
croft, Arlington County. Va.
"a Pleasant Valley. Ine-
W builder: minimum
price. sit.24S: seventy-nrst
and d streets. Pleasant Val.
ley. Seat Pleasant. Prince
Georges County. Nd.
"A NJ. r. Broyhiil 4 Sons
~ Corp. builder: mini
mum price, s2l,eso: LincolniA
Hills subdivision. Alexandra.
Va
* Arthur Lowe. IT,.
70 builder: minim um
price. s25So0: 6eis DGnville
drive. Gordons Corner. Tenn
pie HillSl ,Prinee Georges
County. Nd.
IL O. z. Royalty. build.
w er; minimum price.
s2i,S0o. SSi3 Belfast drive.
RoSeeToft Park. Prince
Georges County. Nd
1t NJ. o. Harris. builder.
W minimum price. siS.-
500; 60ts Book road. Rose
croft Park. Oxon HILL, Prince
Georges County. Nd.
20 I, c. Murray a Sons,
% builder; minimum
price. tls.sSo: STA Prentice
street. Murray Hills, Prince
Georges County. Nd.
20 KEN Builders, Inc.
W builder: minim I'm
price. sie.5oo: es3s Kerby
drive. Murray Hill Estates.
oxon Hill. Prince Georges
County. Nd.
IN May Properties. inc.
. " builder: minimum
price. $4,000; iIos Sussex
,laee. villamay. south Of
alexandria. Fairfax County,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20
Stars Festival Home II ours
Open Third Big Week End

page the list and map help find the general
neighborhood Of each house
Photographs Of Exhibit Homes appear in this section OF
The Star today Others appeared September g.
10 and lS Still others will appear in future issues through
out the Festival period
The map and list Of homes will be printed Fridays and
Saturdays in this section through September 81
Names Of builders minimum price Of homes the address
and the name OF the subdivision follow for each exhibit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

II carisOn Construction
Co.. Inc. builder; min
imum price. tls.5oo: Ellis
worth and Dominion drives.
River Ridge Estates, oxon
Hill. Prince Georges County
Nd.
10 wellington HomeG
- Inc. builder: mini
mum price, t25eSo; $40
Greenway road. wellington
Homes. Mount Vernon Me-
mortal boulevard. Fairfax
County. Va.
IA !, c. Murray 4 Sons,
- builder; minimum
price. $4,000: tl2l River
Bend road, River Bend. Prince
Georges County. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

THE STARS big Fall Festival Of Homes entered its third
week yesterday builders reported attendance at
sxhibit homes is exceeding expectations
G The show started September and will continue through
September 49, daily and Sunday from noon until dark
The SO models wide variety Of price caegories.
styles and materials All many of them in stable
subdivisions S@ &E% AZ "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

IA woodlswn construe-
- ton Corp. builder:
minimum price, sle,950. 2is
Bainbridge road. Holm Hall
Village. Fairfax County, Va.
TX Randolph D. Rouse.
- builder: minimum
price. s20.s50. sl4 Dewey
drive. Marl-Pat subdivision.
Fairfax County. Va.
IL Eckert & Frazer Con.
~ struetion Corp. build
sr; minimum price. s23.So0:
400 Midday laHe, Hollinbrook
Park, Alexandria. Va.
TT Hillside Development
- Corp. builder: mini,
mum price. $4,000: Q Kane
court. Shenandoah road and
Kane court. Shenandoah
Woods. Alexandra. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

TO Clarence W. Oosnell.
~ Inc. builder: mini
mum price, t22,650: 4ls Gro
ton drive. Waynewood. south
ofAleXsndria. Fairfax County
10 Regor, Inc. builder:
- minimum price. Sl9.-
700; 1901 MeIfdota place.
Bonney Park. Springfield
Fairfax County. We.
On crestwood Construe.
Wv ton Corp. builder;
minim u mApriee, siS,5Oo:
5000 Attee'ntee road. High
land Park. Springfield. Far.
fax County. Va
OF howard R. Carr. Inc
" builder: minimum
price, Sl6.5o0: 5S0U block
Heming avenue, North
Springfield. Fairfax County,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

az william ,. Rowe. IT.
0V builder; minimum
price. t23.so0; River road,
Broadwater . Estates. Oxon
Hill, Prince Georges County.
Md.
OF schwaser Broth erS
" builder: minimum
price. a2I.SSo; 1rcEd Creek
dr., Br6adwater Estates, OK.
on Hill. Prince Georges
couhtyAMd.
90 L. q. MeltEer, Asso-
w eiates. Inc, bttlder;
minimum price s3lSoo; zoo
Adrienne drive. Sulgrays
Manor. Mount Vernon. Fair
fax. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

II Henry stoeve. builder:
minimum price. tls.s0o:
fkdmirals way, Potomac Hunt
Acres. Potomac, MONTGOMERY
County. Nd.
u Pryme Construction
- Corp builder: minimum
kpriee. e7t.7eo: eeii Singleton
kdrive. Ashhurton subdivision,
kBethesda, Montgomsry
Scohnty. Nd
' ~
"A eouthvorth Construction
~ Co., builder: minimum
1prace, S27. $50: eei3 Singleton
3drive, Alhburton subdivision.
3Bethesda. Montgomery
County. Nd.
Quality HomeG Inc
y builder; minimum price.
s1si 900: ee27 Singleton drive.
Halliburton subdivision. Be-
sthesda. MONTGOMERY County.
Nd.
:.
{ Kahn Construction Corp,
= builder: minimum price,
<S2l,eeo: e302 Tulsa lane.
iAshhurton subdivision, Be-
kthesda. Montsomery County.
md.
4 Saul Construction Co..
y Inc, builder: minimum
iprice, o2e.s90: seos Wads-
IW6rth drive. Ashhurton sub
division. Bethesda. Montgom-
ey County. Nd.
y L. q. Meltzer Associates.
y Inc. builder: minimum
,,priee, t23 900: 6iie Lone Oak
ydrive. Ashburton SUBDIVISION.
b ethesda. Montgomery
County. Nd.
q W. Evans Buchanan a
y Co.. builder: minimum
price. Sls,So0; l32ol Dumbsf-
ton street. Yves Lynn. Rock
yille, MONTGOMERY County.
Nd
a Wagman Construction
y Corp. builder; minimum
price. 1880. Adrian and
Aspen Hill road. Grande View
subdivision. Rockville. Mont
Somery County. Nd.
IN Metropolitan Homes.
~ Inc. builder; minimum
price, tlI.590f i260z Little
ton. stoneybrook Estates.
Wheaton. Nd.
II Nahsm Construction
~ Co.. Inc. builder: min
imum price, tl7,oe0; $4,000
London lane. English Manor.
Montgomery County. Nd.
/:
~ I'd, Wilson. builder.
- minimum price. S23.-
500; Lsyhill. road. Wilson
Hills. Montgo6aery County.
Md.
"a Tattrie and Levy. build
- eTs; minimum price.
e20,e5o; seibel. drive. Peach
Otehzrd Heights. Burt6fis-
vine. MONTGOMERY County. (
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

a. Kogod Berman. Inc.
"a builder: minimum
price, Sl7.450;. S2l3 Lois
drive, LoiSdale Estates.
Springfield. Fairfax County.
"a Banks L. Lee. Inc.
w. builder: minimum
price. Sl6,sso. Fairehild st
and Northrop I'd. Hynla VAL
ley, Fairfax County. Va
On Stratford LandinR
CT Bids. Corp. builder:
minimum price, si9,o5o:
1901 Vernon View I'd. Mount
Vernon district Fairfax
County. Va.
az Empire Engineering
10 Corp. Of Virginia.
builder: minimum ~brice,
s20.45o \3ei2 Vernon View
DR.. Potomac Valley, Mount
Vernon. Fairfax County. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

40 Douglas a. Fravel.
"a builder; minimum
price, $4,000; S2JS westpath
way. Fort. Sumner Hills.
MONTGOMERY County. Nd.
IA Boyce L. Blackwell,
~ builder: minimum
price. 900: sTos Tulip Hin
terrace. Tulip Hill. Bethesda,
MONTGOMERY County. Nd.
"A Robert J. Toomey.
~ builder: minimum
price. t3p.5o0: SOLO onon-
daga road. Glen Echo Heights,
Montgomery County. Nd.
AZ W. c. q A. N. Miller.
- builder: minimum
price. t53.e50: SCOT Rock.
mere court Sumner. Mont
somery County. Nd.
AZ Cavalier Construction
~ Co., builder: minimum
price. t30.s5o. 7so4 Marbury
road. Pineview Subdivision,
Bet hesda. MONTGOMERY
County, Nd.
~ r. H. Best. Inc.
~ builder: minimum
price. $4,000: SsoA Lennox
road. Kenwood Park Be-
thssda, MONTGOMERY County.
Md.
al Kettler Brothers, Inc.
~ builder: minimum
price. $4,000; taos Wildwood
road. kenwood Park, Bethesda
Montgomery County. Nd.
40 Murphy 4 Son. me-
" builder: minimum
price. t23,e50: 7 Earnestine
street. Dominion Estates. Nc
Lean. Fairfax County. Va.
S0 william Morrison.
~ builder; minim um
price. $4,000: Macarthur
boulevard and Arizona ave.
nue. NV Wilmor subdiu.
sion
e K a. O Construction
- Co. builder: minimum
price. s2i,5oo; ray Dark e.
tates. Prince oeorses County
Nd.
90 Wellesley. Ine- Ed.
"a ward NJ. Perkins,
builder; minimum price, Sls.-
900; Edmonston I'd. and Well
lesley drive. College Park Es-
tates. College Park. Prince
Georges County. Nd.
"a W Evans Buchanan
- 81 Co.. builder. mimi
mum price, Sl5.500: iO2
Greenhiil road and Green
dale place. Lakewood sub
division. Greenbelt, Prince
Georges County, Nd.
IA Carney q Drew Deyel-
~ opment Corp. builder.
minimum price. 1880: si0i
Kirby road. Kirby Estates,
Mclean. Fairfax County. Va
SS ornstein Development
- Corp. builder: mini
mum price, sls.s9o:: 5000
Dean drive. Devon Park. Me-
Lean, Fairfax County, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
1850

4.The HoneymooneFs. C'mdy.
Storing jackie Gleason. Audrey
Meadows. Ar Corney. Joyce
Randolph. tRetuns.l
5-ErVol Flynn TheoteV. Dromo.
7-Netionoi Wrestling.
From Boltimore with 6oiley 0oss.
9-The Silent Service.
THE Loss OF the Perch" The
story OF the "hord luck" ship. the
U S. s. Perch. ond the heroism OF
lis crew.
HOO
4-News end loeol News.
Horkness. Ward.
5-EIeven O'Clock Movie.
IA Houss. West OF the Pecos."
i94S. Robert Mtehum. Borboro
Hole.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. Pickett.
9-News. WeetheF. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. DonieIs.
1l:I5
4-WeotheV. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
S-The Lete Show.
IA Heurs. Suddenly" 1854.
SuspenSeful dron1o obout o cold
blooded killers dorino ot,empt
to murder the President. Fronk
Sinotro, Sterling Hayden.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Family Income Touches
AII-Time High Here

ANN ARBOR-Family income
hit an all-time high in Detroit
during 1857. But early this year,
there were signs that the auto
industry recession was having its
greatest impact on those families
least able TO afford il.
These arc two of the principal
finds of The University of Mich.
igan Detroit Area Studys OAS)
annual analysis of family income
in Wayne, Macomb, and Oakland
Counties. The DSA is associated
with the UNI Department of SO
GEOLOGY and Institute for Social
Research.
DAS Director Harry Sharp
reports that typical family in.
come in metropolitan Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
BESERK DAD
ARRAIGNED

DETROIT - Robert Armour,
40. who threatened to throw a
five.year.old girl from a itth-
floor window, pleaded innocent
Tuesday at his arrangement on
kidnapping and assault charges.
Armour, of i247 +. Euclid, is
accused of taking his son, Ro-
bert, Jr.. three months, from the
home of the child's mother, Mrs.
Lula McRac. 81. Of 260i Hast
ings. Mrs. McRac Is Armour's
former common.law wife.
Mrs. McRac told police that
Armour heat her son, Frederick,
4, and threatened TO throw her
daughter, Delphine. 5, from a
bedroom window after she called
police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

GARY, Ind. - Cited for his ef-
forts in improving the atmoS-
phcrc of race relations in Gary
since 1914" II b. Snyder, editor.
publisher of the Gary PoSt-Trib-
une. was recently elected prcsi-
dent emeritus of the Gary Urban
League. lie had been president
since l947.
In announcing the recent cleo
ton, Clifford +. Minton, Urban
League executive secretary, said
Snyder was named TO emeritus
status because the League has
become wcll-cStablishcd and
public-acccpted agency during his
administration"
Under his leadership" Mlnton
said, THE Gary Urban LsasYs hes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

reached 5000 last year, Up
$500 from 1855. This figure
includes money from all sour
ees received by those persons
who are related by blood or
marriage and are living foseth.
or in one household. Halt the
Detroit area families had in
comes greater than this amount,
half had less.
But those families whose bread
winner was unemployed IN Feb
ruary and March this year had
typical 1857 incomes $500 less
than those still employed, Sharp
notes.
The current recession seems TO
be having its greatest impact on
those workers least able to with
stand an economic setback" he
comments.
other highlightS from the DAS
family income study:
o During the past seven years.
mcdian family income in the De-
troit area rose 35 per cent--about
four times as fast as the cost Of
living.
o The income of husband wife
family units rose faster than those
of single, widowed or divorced
breadwinncrs.
Q White family income rose
at a rate somewhat greater than
that of Negroes.
o When only employed family
hrcadwinnerS are considered,
there's no evidence that any one
occupational group received
greater increases in purchasing
power than others.
Q but the family income of
blue collar craftsmen and fore
men remained substantially
above" those Of whitc-collar cleri.
cal and sales people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
U.s.: Urged To Act To
Stop Another Little Rock

CLEVELAND - "A Good per-
ton of the responsibility for
what happened in Little Rock
stems from the federal govern
mcnt's inaction,' Thurgood Mar
shall, director-counsel of the MA
ACP Legal Defense and Educa.
tional Fund, charged in an adj
dress delivered at the 49th an
nual NAACP convention which
closed here today.
Addressing the packed house
on the night of the Spingarn
award TO Mrs. l.. c. Bates and
the nine high school children OF
Little Rock, the civil rights at.
torney called upon 1.-The Prcsi'
dent of the United States to de-,
clare publicly and uncquivocally
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

I'VE have said before" the
kAAcP leader told the eonven-
fion delegates and visitors as
sembIed in the huge public az.
ditorium, that we expect no
overnight miracles. but we do
expect beginnings 10 be made.
We expect pereeptibIe move
ment. We have waited too long,
we have been too truly the soul
Of patience TO be told now that
we must abide by the never.
never pace OF Mississippi land
her sister states"
Scheduled to bring greetings
from West Africa was Madam
liza Koblo Guiana, one of Afri-
cas- leading women. a member
of the House OF Representatives
of the British Colony, Sierra Le-
one, and Paramont Chief of the
Kaiyamba Chiefdom.
Also programmed for the last
meeting of the Associations
largest convention with more
than l,200 delegates was the
presentation of scroll of hon
or to Arthur b. Spingarn, MA
ACP president, for his AZ years
of devoted service and leader
ship in the cause of human IL
bcrty."
indicating the Associations
course OF action, Mr.. Wilkins de.
cIared that the nations leading
civil rights organization will
press in the new Congress inn
medisfeIy for a change in the
filibvster rule in the Senate so
that civil rights legislation can.
not be ehoked 10 DEATH"
Moreover, he assured the dele
gates and visitors, I'VE will sup
port in the Congress the civil
rights bills which will restore
Part III of the 1857 bill SO that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Gary Editor-PubIisher
Cited By Urban League

established and strengthened On-
derstsndins and communication
between the Gary community end
It's minority residents. He has
caused many other community
leaders 10 become interested In
the problems Of the eity's ninori.
W population and this has re-
suited In significant develop
menis for the betiermsni OF the
total community.
Disappointed at the labelling
Of Gary as one of the nations
most acute tension areas in 1914,
MIR. Snyder has encouraged and
worked for the elimination of
discriminatory practices in en-
ployment, education and all IA.
Gets Of our community life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

the Attorney General OF the Unit
cd States may have the authority
to protect all civil rights - not
merely voting rights.
we will urge more speed by
and longer life for the new Civil
Rights Commission, which was
hamstrung for nine months by
Southcrncrs in the Congress.
I'VE will continue our activity
on the voter-registration cam
paign in southern and northern
states TO accomplish a rcgistra-
ton of 100000 Negro voters in
the South by 1860. In this effort
we will be. as always, non-parti-
son. We want unrestricted regis
tration and voting"
The Sovfh's frantic efforts 10
turn back the clock are doomed
TO failure" the NAACP leader
asserted. ~ is roo late in the day
in our great free country, end
far too late in the day in . world
where men Of all races are hat.
ting for freedom and equality
for any band OF little men 10
stop the clock"
The L S. Supreme curt Cdcci-
sion in the Alabama case. he de-
clarcd, is a warning to "all the
rest of the states who seek TO
secure and publish the member.
Court ruled that such an attempt
is "a violation of the Constitu-
ton"
In the fight for freedom, Mr..
wilkins said, the NAACP needs
and deserves every assistance
possible from all branches OF the
federal government. Also, he
called for the cooperation and
support of all frcedom.loving
white Americans, for we are
fighting their fight -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
ACLU Ask
Review of
Ruling

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Thc Amer
lean Civil Liberties Union this
week called on the Justice De.
partment to oppose a Federal
district judges order suspendlng
public school dcsegrcgation in
Little Rock.
Declaring that Judge Harry j.
Lcmlcy's recent ruling allowing
the Little Rocks school boards
plan to lapse until 1861 will
have serious adverse consequence
cs" for the dcscgrcgation doc
trine laid down by the u. S. SUI
prcmc Court in its 1854 decision,
the civil liberties group urged
the government TO file friend
of the court brief on the appeal
of Judge Lcmlcy's order to the
Court of Appeals. The National
Association for the Advancement
of Colorcd People Is appealing
Judge Lcmley's decision.
The ACLU request was made
i'm a letter to Attorney General
William =. Rogers and signed by
executive director Patrick Muir.
ply Malin.
THE idea ~ desesresstion has
heen argued for eiqhty years."
Mslin wrote. The v. S. govern
ment has stated Us position IN
The argument We respect
fully urge that II Is now the re-.
sponsibility Of the Executive
branch Of the government 10 In
sure The application Of the Sv-
preme Courts decision by arsv-
jnq that a lower court opinion
not In eonsonsnee with that de-
eision be set aside on appeal"
The Supreme Courts decision,
the ACLU said, instructed fcder-
al district courts to implement
IFS dcsegregation order with all
deliberate speed" Although the
high court intended this standard
placed upon the discretion to be
exercised below was that the con-
stitutIonal principles expoundcd"
could not be given up simply be-
cause of disagreement with the
decision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Judge MeCree to
Visit Liberia
With Governor

LANSING Circuit Judge
Wade IL. McCrce Jr., of Detroit,
will 90 to Liberia late this
month with Gov. Williams and
the governors family.
Gov. Williams is TO be the
American guest of honor at Ii
beria's thrce-day independence
celebration, which ends July 26.
The group is scheduled to
leave New York July % and ar
rive in Lisbon the next day and
then fly to Monrovia, capital of
Liberia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

that he will not stand for another
Little Rock, in Arkansas or any
where else.
I'VE must insist Mr.. Marshall
went on. that the Attorney Gen
cral of the United States take
fortnight and vigorous action TO
prosecute any and all persons
who openly violate the laws of
the United States in regard to
the Fourteenth Amendment
And finally. we call upon all
Americans interested in individ-
ual rights to back up their sym
pathy for and advice TO us by
urging this type of affirmative
action from our government.
The segregation froees, the Ma
AcP attorney asserted, are trying
10 misIesd fhe people Of the ma.
ton by holding up the false
hope that the Supreme Courts
snti-sesresstion ruling can be re-
versed or nvllified. They are ask.
ing for time, not 10 comply with
the Courts decision, but to re-
verse H."
In the face of state action TO
circumvcnt the Court ruling and
the propaganda barrage to mis-
lead the people, neither the cx-
ccutive nor legislative arm of
our federal government proposes
any positive hope or concrete
plan of action" Mr.. Marshall said.
AS long as these two branches
of the federal government fail TO
provide affirmative action TO
protect our rights we shall
continue TO resort TO the courts
for redress he declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Urban League Names Site

NEW YORK - The National
Urban League has chosen Omaha,
Nebraska. as the site OF their
annual conference, II was an
nounccd last week by Henry Stcc-
Ger. conference chairman.
Theme Of the conference to DC
conducted Sept. Gil. will be "Ex-
psnding Opportunity IN the
Changing American City
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

BUT. FOR MILLIONS OF TIMES. CHRIST SECOND
COMING" THE COMFORTER :. WHO WILL TEACH
YOU ALL THINGS" HEALS - AS IT WILL
HEAL THE NATIONS - AN APPREHENSION OF
THE ONE REAL, PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION,
AND UNIVERSE, OF INcoRRUPTBLE. INvuLNERABLE.
oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE,
DEMONSTRATING THE MYTHICAL NATURE
OF ALL HUMAN AND "MATERIAl" PHENOMENA!
MERELY VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES - coUNTERFElTs AND BuRLESouES
OF ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS AND SPIRITUAL
IDEAS
tsee HOPELESS, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
DOLBY RETURNS FROM THE DEAD"
AFTER DETROIT TRIBUNE HELP!

By Bill Matney mich. Chronicle, I/''
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
Five tat pieces Of mail Il Sc postage eaeh sent 10 |'ese
land Baseball Club last Thursday PAYING OFF - oe
'esfed Ysnks az NY. last night. II TO 2!-Juy ,.
Cleveland has lost only game. the second OF "s
dcvbeheader with The TIGERS last Friday winning or
games. since receiving our mail. consisting OF ske'e'o"
copies Of the Detroit Tribune. reprints Master sermo"
Christian Healing" by Gods second Mary, MRS. eooH
ana 'esfef, "pvinsly Inspired Sermons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
MORE OF the DEVILS DEM0CRAT-lAB0R
HUNDRED BILLION S STEAL

Mirror Of World Opinion" te.s mon"or,
Editorial Page. Uio)
reel OF bsrbsd wire. made In Germany sno s".rrs
from Dusseldorf 10 New York. rsshsd by rail TO Sese
land hauled from shs FREIGHT yards the warehouse py
oek still costs the obber $40 ton less ihsn an oe"'e'
''s o. wire sold BY " S. Steel In c'svs'snd -
me big question is Can We continue 70 Jack W 80
.0u prices every year and still be able 10 compete
WY with foreign prodvesrs7
!. Why should European buy American proove' ""''
" cen purchase The ssrus items for less AZ homer
The answer seems obvious, and We costing America"
e0'~-cHcAco DAILY NEWS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
las RECALLED BY FRUEHAUF

Frushavf Trailer Co. has recalled las employees since
May at IFS plant at Avon Lake. O., near lorain
Some additional employees might be called back 'a'er U"
the month"; Frvehavf spokesman said. noting "a ssn' up
ward trend a. that plant"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
NAACP REJECTS
GO Slow POLICY
Row Wilkins Outlines
Goal at National Confab

CLEVELAND-The advocates OF gosow policy in the
desegregaton struggle will find comfort in reSolu
tons Roy wilkins executive secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement of Coored People warned
in address prepared for delivery at the closing session
of the Associations x-day 49h annual convention here