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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
BACWELl Is GIVING COP START
g.. OPTIMISTIC FEELING

Governor C=ncs..s. Scores Well on Tour
Free Press)
Michigan State University professor on leave who is
bidding for the Rep b'Sen domination for governor has
Just completed his firs mt i've campaign swing
What approach is Paul :. 3agweI taking in the cam
pagn? How is he being received?
These among the ques ions answered in this first
hand report by Free Press reporter who accompanied
him.
By Ken Mccormick
Paul D. Bagwc a. Republican candidate for governor,
is beginning TO provide glow OF cautious optimism among
COP stawarfs.
The personable little professor" leave from his
position head Of Michigan State Universys eommvniea
on skls department. already has impressed many Repvb
eans who almost willing TO write of this years
election
Tie amt scared" said roughly dressed woodsman
who heard Bagwells few remarks at organzaficnsl
meeting in Iron River
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
NURSE WHO REFUSED A TIP GETS GIFT
WORTH $4,000"


COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS DO BLESS!
THOU SHALT NOT COvET" ALERTS VS.. THE LOVE
OF MONEY :. :. 4. THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL!
THE SINCERE, PRAYERFUL, STUDENT, FOIL
or THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AND cHRISTS
SERMON ON THE MOUNT. GRADUATES
INEVITABLY. WITH DIVINE HoNORs. INTO HEAVEN
NOW oMNPRESENT, EXCLUSIVE REALITY
or MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST, SUPER,
ABSOLUTE. MASTER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH. MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
NURSE WHO REFUSED A TIP GETS GIFT
WORTH $42 900
Detroit News)
NEW YORK. May n tAP)-A who would not accept
patients tip recovered today from the pleasant shock
that the little gift" she took instead is worth $4,000
An elderly patient several years ago gave stepnane
Buetens 100 sheets Of so UN postage stamps
each token Of his appreciation. Only million Of the
3een stamps had been issued in 1854 to mark United
Nation Human Rights Day.
dealer said yesterday the stamps, the most rare
and in demand" Of all UN stamps, worth $4,000
land the value is still going up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
COMMITTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC
GROWTH

1900 Connecticut Ave-. N. W.. Washington 8, DC.
May n, 1853
Mr.. Andrew r. Frvehauf, C.S.
Hotel Statler
Detroit 81. Michigan
Dear Mr.. Fruehauf:
Thank YOU very much for your generous contribution
10 the work Of this Committee for which official receipt
enclosed also appreciate your sending the Christian
Science enclosures which most welcome Our burden
is UNNECESSARILY frightened by responses such as yours
Ny associates and most grateful for your readiness
10 cooperate We will keep you informed work
progresses
Very sincerely yours.
tssnsd) Eric johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY
JUNE IL. 1858 .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
the Rev. Francis SaYre Jr.,

is RELIGIOUS POLITICIAN.
AN INVOLUNTARY SAUL OF TARSUS. ONE WHO
LOVES THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE OF GOD"! THERE ARE MILLIONS OF
FINE AMERICAN CATHOLICS. BUT ROMAN CATHOLIC
LEADERS ARE MORALLY AND SPIRITUALLY
DEFECTIVE - ARE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
so ARE HEBREWS AND PROTESTANTS!
THAT IS WHY THEY HAVE NOT YET MADE THEIR
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THEIR
SATAN BOUND" EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRlPPLES!
THEY HAVE NOT FOLLOWED THE EXAMPLE OF
THE EARLY CHRISTIAN. JEWISH, AND HEBREW
CONVERTS WHO MADE THEIR "DEcLARATIoN
OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE SPIRITUAL LUNACY,
TREASON OF THE DETERIORATED. ADuL-
TREATED DEVILS JUDAS CHRIST REJECTING
JUDAISM
DEVILS r. c.-AND COMMENSURATE MAJOR
CHALLENGES TO PROTESTANT. CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH v. S.!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
SHOULD RELIGION PLAY A PART
IN CHOICE OF PRESIDENT?"

"a CATHOLIC CONGRESSMAN AND 8
PROTESTANT LEADERS GIVE PROS AND CONS"
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRBUNE
the PROTESTANT DEFENDER OF "A CATHOLIC
FOR PRESIDENT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
MASTERS TEACHINGS. MIRACLES ETC
HISTORY IS BLACK WITH CROOKED IMMORAL

MASTERS TEACHINGS. MIRACLES, ETC.
HISTORY IS BLACK WITH CROOKED, IMMORAL.
RAckETEERlNC PoPEs!
THAT IS WHY l. GOD. RAISED UP THE INcoM.
PARABLE PRIEST or his DAf MARTIN LUTHER,
OUT or THE CORRUPT CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD,
AND Rad HIM DENoCNCE RELIGIOUS POLITICAL,
EDUCATIONAL. CULTURAL CORRUPTION or
THAT SPIRITUALLY BANKRUPT ERA THUS
PREPARING THE WAY FOR THE RETURN OF
CHRIST AND JESUS, n! NY ONE, PURE. TRUE CHURCH
OF ALL TIME. The CHRIST, SCIENTIST - WHICH,
FOR rs to 20 YEARS. HAS BEEN RAISING UP NY
HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE. CHRISTLlkE CHRIS
T!AH SCIENTISTS 1.-THE GOOD sAMARITANs.'
'3RoTHER'S KEEPERS WHO WILL LIBERATE THE
SATAN BOUND" HUMAN RACES FROM THEIR
"sAiAN BOUND" CLERGY. THE NoN-CHRisT
scitNiI,f, EVERY SINGLE ONE
EXCLUSIVE PERFECTION or DIVINE REALITY
IS Or TrE ONE REAL SANE CREATOR
PARENT, sUBSTANcE, MIND SOUL UNsRaINc.
MAJESTIC SPIRIT. OMNIPoTENT. oMNIPREsENT.
DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "fAlHERMOTHER GOD,
ALL-HARMoNIoUS"!
THE HOW OF CHRISTINE SANITY
DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE"
IMPERATIVE!
FROM THE M-Y-T h-lc-A-L DEvILiSH, PSYCHE
PATHIc, AkTI-cHRIsT. AOAM-EvE. MURDERoUs
CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS. EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY Or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS RACES AND
SUPPOSED MATERIAL" CREATION AND UNIVERSE! l.
WHICH WOULD MAKE NE. GOD. A LIAR AN A
LAUNDERING. MURDEROUS CREATOR, TRULY y!
BUT MY CREATION AND UNIVERSE - AND THERE
IS NO OTHER REALITY THAN THE MATTERLESs.
FLEsHL1SS. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIKE - ARE
Externally VERY GoOD"!-ETERNALLY. COM
PLETELY POPULATED, sUPERsATURATED
WITH iNcORRuPTIBE. INvUlNERABLE. OMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFE
re. SPIRITUAL LUNACY. SPIRITUAL TREASON!
PROMOTES MULTIPLICATION LIKE RABBITS OF
SHINING, STUPID. LAUNDERING ADAMS EWES,
MURDEROUS GAINS, JUDASEs, kNAvES AND
FOOLS - THE DEVIL SEEKING TO MAKE REALITY
OF A SHADOWY MYTHICAL CREATION! AN
ILLUSION. DELUsoN. MIRAGE, COUNTERFEIT AND
BURLESQUE!
SHOULD RELIGION PLAY A PART IN CHOICE
OF PRESIDENT?
Catholic Congressman and 3 Protestant
Leaders Give Pros and Cons
Detroit News. 6i2
WASHINGTON. June 2.--tuPI)--Three prominent re-
sious experts and congressman argued yesterday
whether Catholic could loyal President and still
remain true 10 his religion.
The Rev. Francis ssyre Jr, dean of the Washington
tEpseopaD Cathedral and Rep Mccarthy tD-Mnn) said
loyal Catholic could conseientiovsIy President
They said religion. SUCH should have part in any
presidential campaign.
But John A. Mackay president of Princeton Theological
Seminary. and Glenn Archer executive of Prot
and Other Americans United argued that any Cath
Ollie presidential candidate should his position
tain key issues.
They questioned whether Catholic President would be
able to withstand what they called the pressvres the
Catholic clergy matters which they said involved
conflict between US. and Catholic Church law
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
KOREAN AID, HONOR BOUND!

AFTER THE FOREGOING M.I-s.LEADERSHIP !!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
EXCLUSIVE PERFECTION OF DIVINE REkLi7

IS Or TrE ONE REAL SANE CREATOR.
PARENT. SUBSTANCE. MIND, SOUL, UKsR2iNC,
MAJESTIC SPIRIT. OMNIPOTENT. OMkPREsENT
DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "FAlHER-MOTHER GOD.
ALL-HARMONiOUS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

regretting invitations for
teas. afternoon receptions or
cocktail parties. This only
serves to make the above
practice more out Of linel
All this brings up another
question. When you keep on
receiving invitations from Mr..
and Mrs. Stranger (this APP
plies to some who are not
strangers. tool and keep on
regretting them and don't
intend to change your mind,
when does it ever end? The
rule is. or should be, If you
regret three invitations in q
row., those extending them
should take the hint and take
you of their list until they
receive an invitation from
you. If they don't take the
hint-and If the growing
social popularity of the
Strangers doesn't change your
mind about them Tin Wash
ington, it can)-juSt keep on
regretting; don't be rude
enough to overlook the
RI S. v. P.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Exclusively
Yours
CONTINUED from PAGE DIS

OOntluueu 1rOm Eake Do
comprehend how the site
would be big enough for q
continuing air museum when
you take one look at the
present wing spread Of one
supercargo plane! Also, now
that Boiling Field and Ana
costa are to be abandoned
by the Air Force and Navy
air, either might be available
for such q project.
VICE PRESIDENT NIXON
told this writer a year ago
that he would do all he could
to see that Washington got
an opera house. Any number
Of women have said they
were 100 per cent for it. I
remember that Perle Mesta
testified on the Hill in favor
Of a cultural center a couple
Of years ago.
All they have to do now is
organize into a group and get
in touch with Senator Bill
Fulbright and Representative
Frank Thompson to find out
how to launch an effective
campaign.
If the Diamond Horse
shoe" set is really interested,
this is the time to prove it.
How about it. girlS2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Do you ever receive invi-
tations from. or send them
to. people you've never met?
Naturally when a mutual
friend or q common cause
is involved, there's nothing
unusual in such proceedings.
But newcomers to the WASH
ington scene are shocked and
some old-timers annoyed at
the idea of receiving invi-
tations from total strangers
with no intermediary reason.
One can hardly find fault
when this might have to be
reSorted to in the higher
echelons of business or d.
plomacy where names Of the
inviters and the invites are
Immediately recognizable to
each other. Even there it is
best that a phone call be
made before the mailing Of
the invitation. Nor is 1t
likely that Mrs. Lower Rung
will want to stand on cere-
mony when she receives a.,
bid to a social affair from
Mrs. Uppercrust, even II
they've never laid eyes on
each other.
Nevertheless it is my opin-
ion that the practice Of send
ing invitations broadside in
the hope of garnering in q
fair share of VIPs and near
VIPs has grown out Of hand
in the Nations Capital.
Some wealthy citizens have
achieved real status by this
means.
No Embarrassment
The eager hostess feels no
embarrassment, for she knows
that many who receive her
bids won't remember whether
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Donates Welfare Check

Chi Chapter Of Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority has presented
SITS to DR.. William j. Peoples
of the Montgomery County
Welfare Board to establish
a prescription fund for coun-
try children.
Presentation was made by
Mrs. Helen Dobson and Mrs.
Maggie Myers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
MODERN
MANNERS
Sending Invitations Broudside
Shocking to Capital Newcomers
BY CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

they've met her or not. And
they will show up rather than
risk offending somebody i'm
portant Tor somebody &C
cepted by important people.
which is nearly the same as
coming by ones Importance
naturally. AS for the newly
arrived official or diplomat, he
sometimes finds it easier to
put imam appearance than to
figure out the reasons why.
The success Of this curious
practice may be furthered by
the fact Of its necessary ac-
ceptance in the news and
publicity fields. More or less
celebrities on their own in
Washington. the many news
gatherers and writer's for
press. radio. TV, and various
publicity and publishing fields
are accustomed to receiving
bids to nearly everything that
goes on and attending or not
as they feel like it. No return
in kind should be expected
from this category; a pleas
ant mention or any mention
at all is the most welcome way
of repayment to the hostess,
but even that is not manda-
tory.
Thus the unique structure
of social Washington makes
it possible for invitations to
be extended by total stran-
gers and often accepted by
some who on arriving will
have to have the hostess
pointed out to them.
From the standpoint Of
taste or social form the situa-
ton is too obvious for COM
lnellt.
The question that raises its
head now is what does one
owe to Mr.. and Mrs. Stranger
Cor anyone for that matter)
In return for their invita-
tion?
On Modern Living
The rush and confusion of
our modern way Of living has
fast been wiping out some Of
our delightful courtesies Of
the past. Until recently. If
invited to partake Of q meal
luncheon, dinner or buffet
at the home Of another,
you assumed q definite obli-
cation regardless Of whether
you accepted or regretted.
Today 1t would seem that If
you don't go-you don't owe!
Oddly enough, If you do
attend the meal, the debt is
still considered owed as it
used to be. There's even q
difference here, however. It's
no longer thought necessary
to repay in kind-such as q
dinner for q dinner. Lots Of
people throw q couple of big
cocktail parties. or teas, dur
ing . year invite everyone to
whom they are indebted-re-
CARELESS Of for what-and
consider the slate wiped clean.
Shades Of our departing,
gracious social customs!
1t might be mentioned in
passing that the rule still
holds that no obligation is
incurred when accepting or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Nee Furniture Store. Rock
vile pike. Proceeds will 90
to the Community Psychia-
trio Clinic, Inc. Mrs. Thomas
A. Lohm is chairman Of the
event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
Cord Porty Plonned

The Woman's Community
Club Of Kensington will hold
q benefit card party on April
Is at 1890 pm. at the p. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
FREE PARKING, ga D St. INV.
FAMOUS B: BRAND BED; BEDDING
Save 81 Discontinued and cIose-0ut Beddiiq

Save on Discontinued and Close-Odt BEDDING
.f SALE PRICE
1925 "Rest@o- coE Mattress and Box Spring.
1926 Prebuilt Domusk Covered Mattress ------24.06
1895 FoIdowoy Bed with Mdttress AIS
S95 Twn-Size Plastic covered Heodboords 5.33
26o Shredded Foom Rubber Pillows ..--------- 1.A
1925 Innersprins Mattress or Box Spring ----1s.Se
5S95 seoy and Eclipse Mattress or sprins-----28.s4
54s5 Simmons smooth-top Mattress ----------29.8e
1895 Eclipse Mattress and Box Spring Set -----6sS8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
FAMOUS 73I3'7I7I'lv

Our Rel Price &Se
1895 Admiral n Series Blond TobIe Model - 1890
4l995 Admiral II Series TvRodio-P hono ------297.OO
24se5 Bendx n Series Console mohoguny ----160.O0
3s9s5 Emerson Il Series TvRudio-Phono -----206.00
Emerson II Series Console los Isl $3.50
Admiral IA Series Portable TV (demo) . 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
3It!!a:!3.E Suites

Our SALE PRICE
1895 Metallic Modern Sofo-Bed and Choir----129.90
1885 Modern sleep z" Sofo-Bed Suite-117.66
20o.o5 KroehIer SheIf-Am 2-Pc Suite --133,A6
1925 Donish Modern 2-Pc. Suite sleeps 2----126.60
l0995-2-Pe. ArmIess Sofu-Bed Suite---------69.9
A995-3-Pc. Maple Sofu-Bed Suite 10T.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
IT7T'I; ROOM SUITES

our Res.
1895 Modern Foam 3-Seetion Sofa ----------101.70
1895 Modern Foam 3-Seetion Sofa ----------196.46
1895 5-Pe Modern Living Room Group --------136.60
1855 Modern Foam Rubber Soto and choir----150.40
27ee5-3-Pc. Modern Suite blue and red -----149.0O
34ee5-2-Pc. Foam Living Room by Rowe-------26T.66
1895 KroehIer 2-Pc Modern Bouce Suite -----190.A
399e5-2-Pc. Carved Frame Regency Sute-----260.60
1895 Kroeher 4-SectonoI Foom Soto -2A9.20
l6ee5-2-Pc. Modern Living Room. toust-------120.02
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

Iof the transformer. fool" with
the primary terminals. those
with wires leading to the fuse
box.
DON f-Atry TO make any re-
pairs TO the pushbutton, al
though 1t is all right 10 sand
the contact points lightly II
they appear dirty.
DON'T--be afraid to work
around the pushbutton without
turning on the electricity. since
the voltage is too low TO be
dangerous.
/ DON'T--forget that II all
checks show neither the push
button nor the power source to
be at fault. the wiring may be
at fault, although this is the
least likely cause Of doorbell
trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
D. c. Realty Unit Licenses
New Brokers, SuIesmen

Frederick wallace Ford. with Pearl
samuel N Helm, with Frank C.
camneell Realty GO. -. -.
pesan ran associate nS' Inc. WIN ao1Ana
nuEene ). Homes. with Atkins Real
, Gloria 4, Re. K.rml.sA. with Asdri.
.. nUSsI a Iipssams. with saaeOm
Edward " Meredith. with n. J,
stewart 7, Miller. with william Nd
Elward c. Motley. with whitehead
John q. o'Reiny. with lakewood
Park Management Corp
Pearline W Queen, with Daisy C.
Herbert b. Rockwell. with Roger
Leonard RO.isr. with the sindlsr
james samuel with Acacia Realty
Geo p smith, With Capital vi.w
Ralph Insram sOnn,ss. With Hart
Howard W. stein. IT,. with Chester
RsiDS Block, with N and n Realty
l.arssnss chatnsld Tsyior. with
John b Thompson. with Ralph D.
Kaiser a Co Real Estate.
James 7, Brooks. with Daniel DIE
s.S. & ). bSai.l with Msrs.r.. n.
Timothy ] LArkin. with Prinele
Real Estate Co.
Joseph D. LoeGhrin. with n. A.
Humphries n Sons. Inc
Resinald II. Mitchell with Baueum
Realty Co
william O. Neon. with Dixie Realty
Marvin Donald olt.lsoa. with Rash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
|DoorbeII
|Denond
Repair?

Here are q few dos and
don't's" to keep In mind when
fixing q doorbell:
DO-When q doorbell will
not ring. start checking at the
push-button. where the trouble
almost always Is.
DO-Unscrew the button
and see II the wires are con-
nected properly TO the terminal
screws.
DO---If the connections are
all right. place q screwdriver
blade across the two terminals.
II the bell rings. the push
button is at fault and needs
replacing.
DO-When the terminal
test" fails TO produce q ring.
know that the trouble un-
doubtedly isswith the power
source. batteries or the trans
former.
DoN'T--In making any test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

D Kaiser a Co, Real Estate.
GLADYS Otey With Edward D.
James I. Rowland. with Boss a
Joan ! Thomas. with Dorothy K
Bernard YIN. with Issae a Co
LAWRENCE / whaleN with John r.
william B Addison. H.. with Mss-
Hen RIOS Realty. Inc
Albert cayton. with Roy q Thur
man.
Russne cefsks. With Raiph D. Kaissr
q Co. Real Estate
orsta T, Dunn. with Florida Ma
Ann 8 Cans with q. D'Amssouri
Thsodcrs q Thomas. with Jolissan,
Morris W. WeinsL with Paul ,
favsrd ?. whitshsad. with Pearl
Love l. s.nn. with s.rsm.r
william MeKlnisy Krou. st.. with
. zIea poFrIs Bafesr. with veodsidr'
Realty Co.. Inc.
Emma Theresa Humphries. with
PinkeFt Realty Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Arlington
Approves More


Recent building permits is
sued by Arlington County In
clude:
John ,. 0lvsrson. B8Os Maryland
ave, Pals Church. owner: dwelllnl
~ 1910 y. Upland att cost. Sis,o00i
architect, Clyde Herr
May Properties. Inc. Pals Church,
owner; 2 DWELLINGS at 30l8 N. Nonfne
st.; cost. x:3i 300: and. 1914 N. Mon
roe g cost $4,000. architect, Gens
Lloyd Properties. Inc. $500 n. 9Th
g.. owner dwelling at 2294 N. a7th
S., cost. $4,000
otiutt Manor Corp. e040 N 10th
g.. owner; : DWELLINGS a. $3.50 N
Rouhatnn St; cost, $4,000; and. a227
n. Powhatan St. cost, SD, 900,
Thomas p Davis $500 N. 10Th 81 i,
owner. dwelling At 1897 n, Kenmore
g.; cost. $1,000: architect. W. n
Shoemaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
New Warehouse
For Arlington

A new warehouse is under
construction at South Four
Mile Run and Walter Reed
drives. Arlington. for Barnes a.
Kimel Furniture Co. It will
contain $4,000 feet Of space
with a 2o-foot ceiling height.
Owners are James Juliano
and I. Parzo. The builders are
Builders && Developers Corp,
of Alexandria. Bernard Lyon
Freshman was the architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:

Estate Commission include:
Real Estate Brokers
Yeonas Realty. Inc. real estate
Morsii Realty. Inc. a corporation
and Bruce Clark Rhoads. vice presI-
dent Of Morrel Realty. Inc
Milton 4. Davis. president. W. "
Frank n. Morsn president. MOrell
Herbert p. Morley.
Edward J. Bagley. ia star Realty
my. Murray silverman. ia Murray
GeorSetown Properties. Inc. . corp
grafton and Peter q. Renehan. presi-
,Euniee v r. Kennedy, secretary. and
Jeanne wellesley Watson, treasurer,
oeorgetwon Properties. Inc.
Y, y. Mol Realty, Inc.
Robert Bainum. TIA Bainum Real
Business Chance Broker
Yeonas Realty. Inc. business chance
Real Estate Statesmen
Howard w Anderson. with lake
Ware n. Barnett Win Sparks
s Lssls Bernard With 3. sydnor
S. L;ssrsnss |. Brennan. with Florida
Joyce z. crawford. with Frank c.
Campbell Realty Co
Theodore Cohen. with Kalmus
Clarence c. clark. with Madden
Leretts Z Dyson. with samuel g.
stanley !. Ssfiss. with C. !. Esklss
Minnie c. xisenhart. with Lyman c.
Dele a Co. Inc
jsanns p Fsrsuson. with YsrsasOn
Alice rider. with Tsnehsr-w.lker.
,Psily A h vissseald. with Atkins
Easens j Fitzpatrick. with Dora .
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-17
No Tax
BY Board

The Territorial Board Of
Administration met on Mon
day but did not take any
action on the Alaska Lum-
Der and Pulp Company's bid
for \ ten year taX exemption
Another meeting has been
scheduled by The board for
April %. AIT that time it is
expected that the petition by
the pulp mill being built
near Sitka will be discussed.
The 1857 Alaska Legis-
lature passed an industrial
incentive act and the Japan
csc controlled company has
asked The board of admins
tration to give them tlta full
benefits allowed by the act.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-17
Letters to the Editor

The fishing industry II OBJ
servably waning in South
East Alaska. Two big sour
ces Of business are taking its
place-wood pulp and tour
ism. Sitka Is already feeling
the beneficial impact of the
pulp industry and, even
though pulp is d natural re-
source, II IS not likely TO
come to an end in any for
seeable future. As for tour
ism we have reason to know
that Sitka IS already the OBJ
jective for development FL
that field. Any move to de-
face our magnificent natural
assets would be a calamity
to the economic and cultural
future Of the community
There are values which
transcend purely mercenary
and temporary considera-
tons. They are values which
will survive and serve Sitka
not only IN the aesthetic
sense but will draw people
to a well-planned community
which has made wise use ot
its potentials.
Sitka is not opposed to
enlarged harbor facilities
but it is opposed to the use
of Crescent Bay for this pur-
pose.
signed DORIS STEWART
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-04-17

The following is presented
in compliance with the re-
quest that any opinions for
or against the establishment
OF a small boat harbor III
Crescent Bay, Sitka, be sub
mitted III writing.
Crescent Bay IS the only
remaining shoreline iii Sitka
which has not given over to
commercial construction.
The area Immediately adjoin
ing It IS the location of city
public schools, Sheldon Jack
son IT. College, churches,
historical monuments and IS
one Of the best residential
sections Of the town. X Is
highly undesirable that the
installation Of a small boat
harbor accompanied, as it
would be, BY the many IN
pleasant situations and con
ditions which prevail il and
about boat harbors, should
be injected into this location.
The region Of Crescent
Bay offers great potential
ties for discriminating city
planning which a boat har-
Dor would irretrievably des-
troy. The type Of vehicular
traffic would il itself create
a nuisance.
There i 10 doubt that