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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

The latest political crack going the
Congressman
ton" The Congressman who City Councilman Earl Brown
whafo the primaries charged
Tom captive Hail. reembraced
chummy Considering that
Congressman talking Tammany sapo
his
poers
Tammany Tiger.
The Congressman has many switches
and bacracks in his that
refuse allow mentioned have suggested that
Adam should inventing way
he has folks Harlem spinning around
The resumption Of the love affair Tammany didn't come
as surprise to Yours Truly slightest doubt that II the
Congressman thought would advantage he would take
Faubus in Of honeymoon bridge Arkansas State House
count the deck after the game dee
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

s Tony FuIford, 3o5 N. MackubIn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-24

Did you see the wonderful Fred Astaire
had completely fascinated Now Talent II wasn't
comeback because Talent does hiding
appear and critics unInd Talent the
time offstage to study improve become greater
had to worry about teevon ratings und critics because he
didn't out his welcome has
others who fell from Now they boastng
thing new which isn't at all but simply dressing
the old Atae doing thing doing for
displaying that wonderful talent the unbelievable grace body
and motion.
Al urne when lesser greats worrying
end Of the networks Astaire Negro tazz musician
Jones DO not know what happened south Washington
blood pressure must have certain vcn En-
The talent Of Jerry Lewis completely
centric sometimes insulting approach funny at least II
doesn't tickle ggg He has underlying his outines
he so uPredctabe that he had the usually urbane
perspng when Lewis appeared Person show
Gently.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30
lEcAl.S
LlaAl NOTICE

.Applieations viii b. accepted from
eligible members Of the Blsekfest Tribe
to MI the vacancy IN the position ~
Councilman for the Old Agency DIS.
trict
bers Of The sisekfss, TriSs mSR 81 Fl
years or older. . essident Of the Black.
feet Indian reservation and Of the Old
Agency District for st least slx months
prior 70 the time Of submitting bis
application.
The boundaries Of the Old Agency
District shall b those q defined for
election purPo:es st the last election
Al sppueesions shall BE- sddresssd
70 the SECRETARY Of the Blsckfeet tn.
bal Council and clearly marked "Appii.
cation for Council Position"
AZ applications vtll b opened st The
10 b. held Thufsday, February s iSSS.
Appliestieas mus 8 su6n.ssed On
Or before 10 an. on that 61ts.
Firss Publication January =, 1855
Last Publication January -. 1855
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30
LEGAL NOTICE

: sHI:s< o. 'ms SsovsMss! sAS!Tzs!S
WATlR LiNe 1!Sre!sr M!M1 ~
WITHIN Tas .e s;Tx e BROWNING
9Th day Of January. less. the CITY
Council of the City Of Browning. Mon:
tana did adopt . certain Resolution Of
lntention to Create Special "a. imR .,s;s,
certain CERT. improvements in said District
as hersinafter set forth. which said
Resolution Of Intention Is entitled a
'' x SslsoLvrloM ese!Ae.Me y 70
Sevsai SS Ia g s s!S. g: . SsS*.
M; IS' VS. e' H!;'e IS ,s .S Ill.,
coHsrSTeriNo AND lAYiNo < san:
!!ARY eEMsMI AsScs[Scr rm!
e eceH1SSooiks,ees so THsstoE: eeiSe AZ
wees !he!1EnLAI r n.,se .eeee.
~ AH9 -, ISI eHA Hsss'I! e. g. ~ ~!
:~esSxs@se"1eso Cost HE's":e sss1. rio
SHio iMPeoVeMENTs THlHliN: PHo.
VioINo EoR IHe MAMNGe O. AZ:
f1sa :sSsst! ~ ~ 6tetA: sxs"' ~
That the general character and ma.
iure Of the improvements TO be made
within said Improvement district Is d
| follows:
The construction and laying Of
approximately seventeen hundred feet
| li7OOl Of eight inch a. Class $50 SAM.
tarr Cement Asbestos Pipe; a. . SAINT.
water line sS Sc, serve sSss' T aSg.
| site Of Browning. Montana.
That the approximate cost Of con.
structinG said improvements. creating
said District and doing AZ work Incl;
dental 'hsrssoa pe1I sss ts %, an. foa
the entire district. which cost and ex.
| pense shall be paid BY special assess.
ment against the property embraced
within the boundaries Of the said Spe.
District. each lot or parcel Of land. with.
in said District should be assessed. with
| the entire cost Of creating the said
Special Improvement District. con.
| structing the said improvement: there.
dental ,ssislo in the proportion that
tire district. exclusive Of streets. ave.
MUGS. alley. and public PLACES.
Resolution Number two hundred and
twenty two ,321 and Is on file In the
office Of the City Clerk Of the City Of
Browning. Montana. and 10 which Res
oiution for . DESCRIPTION Of the boun.
dar,es Of said District rsfsrsnce 70
hs reby made.
That the City Council Of the City OF
Browning. Montana, will be In regular
session on Thursday, the 18th day Of
February. 1888. al the hour Of Eight
800 o'clock. pm. In the City Council
chambers in the City Hall in said city,
which time and place said Council will
hear and pass upon all protests that may
b made against the making Of the
said improvSuhsnts or the creation Of
the said District. OF both. and any
person o. persons Who are owners or
agents Of owners Of any lot or parcel
Of land within the said proposed Sps.
cial Improvement Sanitary Water Line
District. who shall within fifteen rs,
days amer the FIRST publication Of this
notice. have deliveted 70 the City
tana. . protest In writing against the
proposed work or against the extent
Of creation Of said Improvement district
or both. shall have the right TO appear
ut said meeting In person or BY coun.
sci and show cause. II any there be.
Why the improvement proposed 70 BE-
made should not be made. OF Why
said Improvement district should not
b. order Of the City Council this
nh day Of January, 1883.
Leo Brown City Clerk
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30

any lot OF parcel Of land within the
Sewer District, who shall within ~.
teen tl5l days AFTER the first publica.
tlon Of this notice. have delivered 70
Montana. q protest In writing against
the proposed work or against the OK.
tent or creation Of said Improvement
district or both. shall have the right
10 appear nj said meeting In person
or b. counsel and show cause. II any
there b.. why the Improvement pro.
posed to be made should not be made.
or why said Improvement district
should not be- created.
nv order OF the City Council this
3Oth day Of January, 1858.
Leo l.. Brown. City Clerk
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30

Art Engdahl came down from
Babb to visit friends in Brown
ing Thursday.
On his return trip from Boze.
man. Robert LaFromboise will
stop in Helena to seek an ap.
pointment from Governor Aron.
son for . delegation of Blackfeet
Indians to confer with him on
the subject of federal surplus
commodities for the reservation.
The Blackfeet delegation will be
composed Of Joe Ironpipe. Joe
Kipp. Archie St. Goddard and
Sam New Breast.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30

each lot in the Special Improvement
District.
That the approximate cost Of con.
structlng said improvements. creating
said District and doing all work Incl:
8NS ne "e 'ee i,4.ooc.Sej oorc SSs~" Tor
the entire district, which cost and
expense shall be paid by special AS.
scSsment against the property en-.
braccd within the boundaries Of the
said Special Improvement Sewer Dis.
trict. each lot, or parcel Of land, with.
In said District should be assessed
with the entire cost Of creating the
said Special improvement District. con.
IN and doing all work properly Incl.
dental thereto In the proportion that
its area bears to the area Of the en-.
tire district. exclusive Of streets, ave.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30

nues, alleys and public places.
That said Resolution Of Intention ~
Resolution Number Two Hundred and
Twenty Three l22S) and is on file In
city Of Browning. Mont ana. and 70
which Resolution. for . description OF
the boundaries Of said District refer.
ence Is hereby made.
That the CITY Council of the City of
Browning, Montana. will b. In regular
session ON Thursday, the 18th day. Of
February. 1858. at the hour Of eight
IL, o'clock Pm. In the City Council
Chambers In the City Hall IN said
city. which time and place said Coun'
Gil will hear and pass upon all pro
tests that may be made against the
making Of the said improvements or
the creation Of the Said District. or
both. and any person or persons who
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30

f s.: .s: 3: :: $s:: *:
ectAa'sSAST ~ ~ tm IHsnSS:; AND o.
.ure Of Ii. f mprov.n ss> 10 BE- T made
within said Improvement district Is
a. follows:
The construction and laying Of ap.
proximately eight hundred ninety $500
lineal feet Of eight Is, inch vitrified
pipe as 4 lateral sanitary sewer to
serve Block Four a, Of the original
Townsite of Browning, Montana: the
construction Of three ~ manholes
approximately a minimum Of standard
feet In diameter and standard feet In
depth and the placing Of wye conncc.
tons At all intersections so as to have
. separate wye connection to serve
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-01-30
Local News Items

Hilda Larson transacted bust.
ness 1t the courthouse in Conrad
Wednesday.
Richard J. Brown was in town
from Seville Flat doing some
shopping Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Paisley visit.
ed in Great Falls during the last
weekend.
Ben McNlannis was in town
from East Glacier one day last
week transaetins business at the
local bank.
Bailey Peterson has been
spending the past week at the
Charley Peterson ranch on Milk
River.
Alvin Kennedy made . week.
end trip TO visit his brother. Bill.
who is teaching school at Stan.
ford.
Herb johnson Is tending the
residence of A. r. Sellars at
Babb while Mr.. Sellars resides
in Cut Bank during the winter
months.
Earl Old Person. tribal council.
man. and Bob Durham. associate
county extension agent. went TO
Bozeman Tuesday to attend the
III Leaders Congress. They re.
turned Friday.
Mel WeaSa and Harold Ander.
son combined . business and
pleasure trip to Wolf Point last
week. Harold also attended the
musicians union party in Great
Falls.
Sid Deegan Of Spokane Is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Weasa this
week. Sid was wounded in the
attack on Dutch Harbor by the
japanese during World War II.
He Is . relative Of Mel and Is .
member Of the Assinaboine tribe.
The Browning Lesionnaires. in.
dependent basketball team. won
from the independents Of Waller
by 10 points. Waller has been the
only team to beat the locals this
year.
Marine S-Sg,. william r..
Brown. son Of Sidney Brown Of
Browning. Montana. and husband
Of the former Miss Edna NJ.
Brumley Of Msysville. Okla. took
part in an air.sround exercise by
units OF the First Marine Divi.
sion. At Camp Pendleton. CALI.
during January ll-24.
Jack Davies. former editor Of
The Browning Chief. now In the
employ Of The Glacier Reporter,
has been laid low with an all.
ment akin TO pneumonia and Is
confined to the Glacier County
Memorial hospital In Cut Bank.
Jsck has to be real sick to be
sbed, and his friends wish him
Q rapid recovery. Jack was sick
standing UP . few days before
reporting 70 the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Anderson.
now residing In Spokane. visited
son Harold Sunday and Monday.
Rupert recently retired from the
indian Service after - years In
the service. Al Toppenish he was
rendered . memorable farewell
dinner last fall that was attended
By The ellie o( Indian Service Of.
ficialdom Of the northwest area.
He was Q brother Of the late
J. Lee Anderson. for many years
the Glacier county Clerk and Re.
cecdsr, and The lsts Gayle Ander.
son, vho. when employed at the
ule1looe Indian Agency. was
Glueatioaaj RjeA Agent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
DEVIL RoBS r. {. AlRhlAN AND u. s.,
SElFRlDCE FIELD, OF Is YEARS, PLUS !

Arman nc Edward B. Dsrengowski, AZ.
TWO MENTAL AssASSlNS AGAIN: WALTER REED
GENERAL HOSPITAL. W.. D. C., AND THE DEVILS
r. C.. MATERIALSTIc COUNTERFEIT OF THE
INFALLIBlE. SPIRITUAL, PROTECTIVE, HEALTH
LESS CHRIST JESUS!
Detroit Times. HI6-"Ssrviess for Airman ne Ed
ward B. Dsrsnsowsk. A. will be held in 81. Francis
dAssisi Church father Of two sons died in Walter
Reed General Hospital He had been stationed d Ssrdss
Field previously but later transferred TO the hospital In
Washington, D. c. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
PAR0cHlAL SCHOOLS MAY LOSE CALIFORNIA
TAX EXEMPTION

Excerpts reprinted from CHURCH AND STATE
Monthly Review, April. 1851
One Of the hottest political battles Of The century Is
shaping Up In California and will to . climax In
November when the voters will act constitutional
amendment that would repeal the present blanket TAX
proved In 1852 by the margin Of 1900 in
than million votes. Veteran prosnostcsors say the issue
could swing either way by November.
caornsns for Public Schools, organization Of eiti
there. succeeded In collecting than $4,000 bona
ds signatures to the petitions which forced the referendum
The Of The issue urged by many who commended
that hs issue had been fairly represented In The Ian
evags placed the ballot in the 1852 referendum There
also charges THAT the Of the exemption granted
in ths 1852 act lacked proper limitations end safeguards
Both Senator William 2. knowIsnd Republican candidate
for governor and attorney general Edmund O. s Brown.
his opponent In hs fall election. have out for retain
ing the exemption.
The matter Is not direct ProfesiantCashoIie issue.
Advsnss and Epseopaans who sIso operate sectsrisn
elementary and high schools In California, have made COM
with Roman Catholics 10 defeat repeal Of ths
exemption In On indignant denial that "bsory' In
vovsd In ths campaign. Howard Freeman said: Cali
sovnsns for Public Schools feel very strongly That Lu
sssn. Catholic ssvsnflDsy Adventist other family hes
every right send s ehIvsn 10 private school provided
n pays ter H."
Proponents 81 hs have argued shst hs exemption
u stands would commit California TO The subsdzs
sen 81 Remsn Catholic psreehisI schools, particularly and
ether ssessvIsn Schools Incidentally thus bvssehIng ths
wsIl Of sepsrssien bsswssn church end state.
1hsrs have been some unfortunate Incidents arising
from shs struggle In ~ least local election Roman
Catholic priest ksd phosesise copies sds 81 signature
ess certain candidate N sppsarsd shs petition. Ne
(csniInusd hsxs ceIvmn Tsp)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
Christ For Jews
CONTINUED from Page u


Now you understand the burden have 10 aeqvsint
my people with this glorious Savior? Only understand
the Jews and their darkness, you understand my
burden.
We must give the Jews the Word Of God now that they
may find out for themselves that Jesus Is the Messiah We
place in the hands Of every Jew New Testament
and praying that the Lord may send the
Gods Spirit working the hearts Of the Jews They
hungry for the truth!
Our opportunity is now! Multifvdes Of Jews suffer-
ing We have received letter from missionary. Sister
Kane in AIgiers. in which she wrote
The majority Of Jews extremely poor and many
among them almost starving Your heart would break
If you would little children in rags and hungry. How
many people have doors who walked miles TO
get loaf of bread milk anything else TO eat Conditions
beyond description, and need your urgent help.
You said should not send anyone away but will you send
the necessary funds need to take Of all who
to door?"
Ny heart deeply moved when read that letter.
We immediately wrote sister that with the help Of the
Lord will do everything TO help her TO take
Of these poor people whose suffering is great
Our obligstions are heavy and in need OF your
continued faithful prayers and financial support Msy
hear from you?
In order 10 reach many Jews with The Gospel
have bought radio time We realize the time is short
and what do must be done quickly Time is running OUT
We are sending you little telephone dial cap. " you
will slip this your telephone dial II will be consistent
reminder TO pray for and sIobaI responsibilities
Thanking you for your kindness and loving sympathy
and praying Gods benedieton upon you. remain.
Yours in His Service for Israel.
A. N. Nicholson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
Better-Made Cars


(confinUsd from Beck Ps0el
CORRECT THE DEFECT Ny dealer msds sstsmpts - elm
mate water leak a. fhs TAIL GATE. u STILL LEAKS
The large surface OF fhe modern Asvlesn esrsls ds
eovrssing when II needs cleaning 70 make things
is studded with trim and ornaments which catch dirt
snsg cleaning rags and skin knuekIes.
en- fed vp with the indifference Of fhe American manu-
fsetvrsr 10 important functional details such s sbovs
As result my Aneresnnsde large IL driven sssthsn
onehird Of the total family mileage. Howard 9. essII
Butler. NJ J.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
a NATIONS AGREE UPON A-IAISSllES
GRANT PRINCIPLE OF U. S. BASES

m Y. Tribune, N1O
The United States has pressed for missile bases In the
NATo nations TO the Western defensive ring
The threat Of Soviet retaliation and trend toward nsurs
ism have made nations reluctant become Sites
BY AIsin De Lyrot
PARIS. Apr. 7-Frsnes. Itsy, Turkey and the Nsthsr-
lands have accepted in principle the establishment Of ins
launching bases end nvelssr wshssds
their territory. learned today the NAro d.
Tense ministers ended their hrss-dsy meeting here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
SMOKING IN BED woman, AZ, DIES" :.

Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman.
Her mother Mrs. Monica Sfeen, 73 an invalid confined
to bed Is hospitsixed in serious condition." News AlS
Overcome by smoke
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRiBUNE
HEBREWS, CATHOLICS. PRoTEsTANTs AND
OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEVIL. THE NoN-cHRlsT
SCIENTISTS. ARE EASY DUPEs FOR THE DEVILS
MulTLeIllioN TEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND ENSLAvlNc RAcKETs:
]. S-Ex-ALWAYs OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE A
DIVINE PROTECTION! sE-x-sArANs SOCIAL
H-BoMB-RAMPANT THROUGHOUT SOCIETY
AND ESPECIALLY m THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD AND WORLD OF LETTERS
z, 3, T. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TOBACCO
DRUG STORE AND HOSPITAL MEDICINES -
SOOTHING sYRuPs" ts&H) TO APPEAsE
DISTURBED. DULL, ADAM-EvE PSEUDO
SENSES, BUT RoBBINc sATANs pUPEs or
THE PEACE or GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL
UNDERSTANDINGS
THEY FOG THE THINKING AND SURROGATE
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL SENSE VS.. MY GODS "sTILL
SMALL VOICE." OF POWER, PROTECTION.
PEACE. PLENTYl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

ssef 10 Iron OUT marital Observation-Disclosures Asosnss7ss
ways try. 49,.
These rsfs evsiomsrs hill In hand are certain nsnsr
ssy nor their anything TO 20 with me svsvs'
u ives I'll the attovnsys ssvltl
Remedy The ssssmftss suggests determines s'secs'
elem Of the possibility IT Observation-Disclosures ees's-sn'
In me bssnnng matter how dead set against sven ss
shs Isdyis. -. -
shsmsy change her mind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

free Press, $40
WASHINGTON (APl-csnsdisn Prime Minister John
Dsfsnbsker said Sunday the United States should cooperate
with his country economically we'll ss Extensively.
Asserting shs two countries have parallel interests,
pisfsnbsksr said
I'VE need you for survival and you need Us. We
cooperating in defense but cooperation economically
Is equally necessary"
Disfenbsksr who swept back into office by land
slide March 81, gave his views in copyrighted interview
In v. S. News & World Report.
In the economic field he said Canadians generally feel
that thsrs has not been that degree Of cooperation which
Is that unity which Is Of he in
struggle for survival against the forces Of Communism
He mentioned what he called American fire sales"
OF surplus farm products abroad He defined these sales
st ridculovsy low prices when coupled with demand
that THE recipient country shall for designated number
OF years purchase from the United States quantities Of
agricultural products in ihs future"
We've no objection TO fair eompetion." he said. "bvf
composition which has in the gobbIng up Of markets
for the future In that in opinion in derogston
TO GAIT General Agreement Tariffs and Trsds and
our responsibilities TO each other under the NAIo concept
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
kaslsryA laaye-

Manufacturers 81 soFieJlfvral busting and spraying
sqvpmens ts present management took over ffs hn IN
1857 selling ss fssursigson eqvpussns BUN hsrs
for shsn-60 years.
"Among The factors considered before we decided to
move" Douglas said wss the vnsvabiIiy Of fhs Hards
plant for rsvsmpsd operations
I'VE have svsilsbIs in Wilkss-Bsrre vacant universal
type building owned by affiliate" no added, which Is
most suitable for operation"
Douglas sIso emphasized that The business climate
there is more favorable" He did not elaborate.
Normal employment during the busy season was ssfi-
mated st about so. Now 100 the rolls.
The firm will offer employment At the site to "as
many workers can" the president said.
Hudson Is 10 miles west Of Adrian.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

s,r,b,ed ,hs exhibit" sene hs psvIshIonsrs End vse6d
them 70 vote against this candidate - On enemy q Ne
church." The ssctewss resented bvses H'oasHs
He man n BY mere HAN tweAN ens. tf
Another q those vnforfvn6ts nsI6enis veIvsd eep
A. J. WIIIinsss hssd Of the kemsn Es'ns"e pssesss 81
M.rs.r,vErssno swd Harold Andsrssa. Nss prssts2A
the Psene css and Electric Co. When Dshep WIllnstr
learned that Mr. Andsrsons ives On The petition ~
thrsstensd his company with seeslIzslen ~ NJ stss ~
califosaia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
AUTO INJURIES FATAL TO GIRL, q"

a.. News, @/15
'snpsmns' Mich, April Is-Inlursd In .srsnvto near
"oms Ns rs'omski died In hospital "a 5rshi INTO
THE PATH OF AN AUTOMOBILE :. RANolit nETvfteN
rA*Neo CARS :" Auto driven by lrvinS MsRsfSi
whose own daughter died In frsMle ssIasns
year ego. =" Il,'D "A ava
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
WE'LL SHUT PLANTS = so STRIKE ENDS
UNION SETTLES AT CASTINGS FIRM

,tFvss Press, Hl1
strike that close three Michigan plants
permanently and idle least 800 workers settled
Wednesday, .s'
State Mediator Walter MshIer and Federal Mediator
William Rodgers guided the Answorth-Prseson Castings
Co. and JAW Local l55 TO agreement during bargain
ing session that ended at am.
Details not disclosed pending ratification vote
at pm. Wednesday at the Local hail. $3.50 e. Eight Mile
The e7s plants in Detroit and one in Msrys
vile struck March rs in dispute transfer rights for
III employees to AinsworthPreeIsion plant in Spring
field Tenn
Company executive vice president J. F. Mcdonnell, Jr.
said that because Of lost business the three plants would
close II the strike did not end by Thursday night.
II the agreement is ratified Mcdonnell said ell V5
workers will be recalled Thursday.
But employment is expected to drop 10 900 to 500 by
August, depending business conditions, he said.
The Msrysvle plant. which employs 400 will b closed
this .atst
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

this instance the key spot is found upper Bread
where fhe Offices Of fhe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. APRIL 2s. 1883
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
Lawyers Are Losers

CONTINUED from Page u
This usually after the suit is filed plus many
ferenees in the attorneys office takes lot Of time and
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26
PREMATURE DEANS,

Ns0I. MARVIN l. SCHULTZ, -, Yves killed ApsiI
30 s1,onoek crash near hs base suMoIk Envlsr
o'' o:ssoorn resident is-yssr Air Force vet
srsn. =. News. AlN