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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05
Glass IT,
League
By Franck A. KOrOsec

In another one of those close
finishes, the MAGNUS SHARKS
just barely slipped past the
ECKERT CUBS by a 1927
score. This is the third game in
three weeks that the SHARKS
on by single point, with two
{ tames in overtime. For the win
ers, Big Steve Regovich again
found the net for 10 points, while
Capt. Dale Collins got an even
zen for the losers.
With Joey Gunsch exploding
fJr rs points, the CENTA-MIL-
Err FOXES were back in win
n.ng form by nipping the fierce
TOMSIC TIGERS by a 1915
nargin. For the Striped Cats,
] ennis Liatti and Rusty Fielitz
countered 20 points, but Lefty
JIM Klein came back in the last
garter with II to clinch the
victory for the Red Foxes.
The short-handed DIAMOND
Wolves gave the tough MON
I.EAL BEARS real battle and
finally ending up with only three
Layers in losing by a 1892
score. With Jerry Newton not
showing up and Gary Bolton
fouling out, the Bears luck held
cut and Stan Marshaus managed
to win top honors with 10, but
Art Limbird's set shot with Sec
onds to go really won the game.
Ken Barton with 19 points and
Gary Bottoms 10 just wasn't
quite enough to win.
SECOND HALF STANDINGS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05
Sports
CHURCH LEAGUE

First Presbyterian defeated
East Cleveland Baptist by a nice
margin, $3.50. Marshaus was
high for First Presbyterian with
II points; Wischmeyer counted
for 8 of the Baptist scores.
Windermere Presbyterian con-
tinued it's winning ways with a
42-41 nip and tuck win over
Epworth Euclid, the lead chang
ing hands continually throughout
the battle of baskets. Brisbane
tailed 18 points for the winners
with Gressbubler adding up 13
for the losers.
Calvary Lutheran defeated
Church of the Covenant by a 49,
II score. Guetnther was high for
the winners with 10 points. Clark
left the losers with 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05
Rainbow Girls
TroveIogue Tea

Featuring a travelogue by Mrs.
Theodore Thoburn who will re-
late experiences of a tour
through England, Windermere
Rainbow is having a tea at two
o'clock on Sunday, March 9th at
the East Cleveland Woman's
Club, 1747 Lakefront ave. The
affair is being planned by the
Worthy Associate Advisor Joan
Ishee who announces that tickets
may be had at the door.
The Windermere Study Club
will hold it's monthly meeting on
Tuesday, March 10th at the home
of Mrs. Gerald L. Fox, 1886
Clarendon rd., with Mrs. Lee
Younker and Mrs. G.. C.. Frank
assisting.
Mrs. Carl S. Winner will dis
cuss the 10Th Psalm, and Mrs.
Wenner Funk will have a paper
on "The Stage" and Mrs. John
C. Flener, a paper on "Movies"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05
Service Clubs

For their program on Thurs
day, March 18th, the High
Twelve Club Of East Cleveland
will hear a talk on "Church and
State" by Charles F. Hughes. All
members and their friends are
invited to come for the noon
lunch and the talk to follow.
Newest member of East Cleve-
land Exchange club is DR.. Donald
G. Verber of 3109 Mayfield I'd
DR.. Verber is a graduate Of the
Buffalo (N.Y.) School of Medi-
cine. The family, including Mrs.
Verber, Lynne, 9, William, 6,
and Jill, a, reside at 1926 Merry
mound.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05
Local Shooters
Lead In League

East Cleveland Rifle and Pts
tol Club has shaved it's lead down
to one point in the Cuyahoga
County League by losing two
points to Lakewood. Their next
pistol match is with Berea on
March 9th here, and Berea is a
tough opponent.
To d ate East Cleveland has
won 81 and lost 8; Berea has a
26-4 count while Lakewood and
Cleveland Police tie with % wins
and 8 losses each, in the top OF
the League standings.
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from the company's offices. Al
total of four sketches will be
published and children are in
vited to enter one or all of them.
A surprise gift will be given to
each child entering the contest.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

FREE coLoRING BOOKS gladly accepted by
ten year old Fred Monreol and his brother Tom. S.
Of l5l44 Euclid from Jack Wise. Hayden office
manager of Eos Cleveland Savings. Both boys have
entered the firms Eoster Colorng Contest First prize
in the contest is $500 Qost weeks report Of $3.50
prize in error, second prize is $40 and third S..
Entry blanks and full details be found elsewhere
in todoys paper in the Eost Cleveland Sovings od-
vertisement
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Sketches appearing in today's
issue are to be colored and re-
turned in person to East Cleve-
land Savings office at 1873 Hay
den ave. Additional entry blanks
for the contest may be obtained
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Janowicz, 1903 Pontiac ST., a
girl, Darlene Marie, born Febru-
ary 18th, 1859.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harvey, 1890 East 133rd ST., a
girl, Deborah Mae, born Febru-
ary 17th, 1859.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-05
Diamonds Top
"B' League

Diamonds Mems Shop are the
YMCA Class "B" cage champ
ions. They defeated Local 1O45
65-25 and the WIS Mems Club
56-52 in a double header to end
the season. In the other contest
Steiner Plumbing & Heating
nosed out the YIN Mems Club
$3.50.
Roberts was high scorer for
the winners in this game, while
Eerger and Kasunic each scored
II points for the losers.
In the Y Men-Diamond game,
Breio scored 16 points for the
Y's while Tarbell and Ray Suy-
dam had Is each for the Dia-
monds.
In the remaining games, Mar
inelli scored rs for Diamonds,
while Noble was high with Is
for the local.
Making UP the Champion team
ere Ray Suydam, Jim Martis,
Jim Marinelli, Paul Miller, John
Case, D. Tarbell. AL Russ, Ken
Norton, Lloyd Wittmeyer and
Bill Byth hway.
Final Standings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
AAA Club Manager
tconiinued from Back Page)

(Confinued from Back Page)
MR. FARNSWORTH HELD NUMEROUS POSITIONS
or HONOR, BUT THEY ARE SECONDARY AND
INFERIOR TO THE HoNoRED PRIVILEGE AND
BLsssEDNEss or BEING ONE OF MY, GODS. HIGHEST
CHOSEN, A CHRISTLiKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST j.
APPREHENDINc EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
oMNIPREsENr. UNAVAILABLE HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
Detroit Times l/2s Services for Fred W. Fsrnsworn'
District Manager Of The Detroit Branch OF the AufomoDe
Club Of Michigan for IS years was member OF me
VIEW and the American Legion and was an honorary
OF the Boy SEQ ITS OF Amer ica
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
First Major Hotel Fire
BV Allen Shoenfeld
Continued from Back PaueI

CONTINUED from Back Pare
In other major cires hotel fires have become urisly
statistics in the world almanac.
ONE OF THE WORST WAS IN LANSING EARLY ON
DEC. ~. 1884.
THlRTY.TWo DIED THERE IN THE KERNs HOTEL
ON A NEAR ZERO NIGHT.
cARELEssLY DISCARDED cIcARET, TURNED THE
266-YEAR-oLD BUILDING INTO AN INFERNO
MANY BURNED TO DEATH OR SUFFocATED IN
THEIR ROOMS
Others plunged 10 their death from windows landing
the pavement in the ice ehoked Grand River which
along side the hosteIry
The blaze occurred the night after the Legislature went
into special session. Six legislators persisted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
Senator Heating
(continUed from Pace u

Continued from Page u
Detroit Times. I 26) WASHINGTON, JAM rs QUPD-
SENATOR HEATING SAID TODAY SENATE DEMOCRATIC
LEADER JoHNSoNS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL WAS A SNARE
AND DELUsloN that could best be described 'FAUBUS
FIELD DAY BILL
keaing particularly criticized provision of the bill
WHICH WOULD GIVE THE ATTORNEY GENERAL THE
POWER or SUBPOENA IN CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION
CASES."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
Devils re. Steals


Detroit Times l/2s)-"Serviees for Bernard KOCH a.
Allen Park. will be held In the ST. FRANCIS cABRINI
CHURCH died al oakwood Hospital following q heart
attack Vekers Corp clerk he Purple Heart veteran
Of World War u. having served in the South Pscfe
fovrihdegree member Of Dearborn KNIGHTS or coluM-
BUS. the commodOres Club. and Bishop Foley X. Of c.
Council 1850 . :"
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEB Z, 1859 IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
Population Flood -

(con,inued from Back Page)
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE WAS MOST INTERESTING ANU
INFORMATIVE. HE PRESENTED THE CHAIRMAN
JUSTICE GEORGE EDWARDS Or TIE STATE
SUPREME COURT, WHOSE MANY YEARS ExpEKlEN.1
AND DEVOTION IN BEHALF OF MIsLED YOUTHS
WAS CLEARLY EVIDENT IN ms INTERESTING,
INFORMATIVE, AND INSPIRING VIEWS AND
EXPERIENCES IN HARMoNIoUsLY ADJUSTING
NUMEROUS DISTURBED AND DELINQUENT
youths, AND INVARIABLY THE FINGER PON'S
to DELINQUENT ADULTS, SOCIETY, ETC.
1T WILL BE RECALLED THAT JUSTICE EOwANOS
SERVED DETROIT FOR A NUMBER OF YEAks 40
PROBATE JUDGE. WITH MOST PROBLEM foo QUIT
APPREHENDED BY THE LAW REACHING HIS CoOKI'
JUSTICE EDWARDS PRESENTED THE FEATURED
SPEAKER or THE EVENING, DR. VERNON SItHMAN'
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE MICH. DEPT. Or
MENTAL HEALTH
Dr.. sTEHMAN PAS A McST NOTEWORTHY
RECORD FOR A QUARTER OF A cENTURY-A
GRADUATE M MEDICINE. GEORGE wAsH'"O'o"
Continued Next Column ToPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
THE POPULATION FLOOD
IHE TUFULAIIUN f-L-U-U-D
AND THAT 1T MAY BE JUST
AS MENACINC AS THE FLOOD IN THE
TIME OF NOAH
Mr.. SAM OsNOS, HEBREW.

WE INTRODUCED OURSELF TO MR.. OSNOS AS THE
INDEPENDENT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CRUSADER OF
THE FRUEHAUF TRAILER FAMILY land PUB
Usher OF GODS DETROIT TRlBUNEl
WE STATED TO MR.. OsNOs THAT WE JUST
NARROWLY MISSED PRESENTING OUR BASIC
QUESTION RE THE PROBLEM YOUTH PROBLEM
ADULTS, TOO, BUT A BIT RELUCTANT, OF COURSE.
TO PRESENT 1T BEFORE A MIXED GATHERING.
THAT STRUCK A RESPONSIVE CHORD WITH HIM;
THAT is. THAT PLANNED PARENTHOoD COULD
BE QUITE AN EXPLOSIVE SUBJECT, INDEED
Mr.. osNos SAID: WELL. WE'RE ALL GODS
CHILDREN, SEEMING TO IMPLY THAT YOU CAN'T
LIMIT ADAMS. EWES REPRODUCTION.
THE TIME WAS PRESSING, so WE SAID: HOPE
WE CAN HAVE A GOOD DISCUSSION SOMETIME.
WE FELT THAT Mr.. osNos PRESENTED TYPICAL
HEBRAc ILLUSIONS AND DELUSIoNs, IN WHICH
THE DEVIL COMPOUNDS ITS VICTIMS BY POSTING
UPON SATAN BOUND" ADAMS, EWES, MURDERoUs
GAINS, JUDASEs KNAVES AND FOOLS. THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHoOD-
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF lso-esedl MATERIAL
ExSTENcE"!-p. 272. c. s. textbook
THE FIRST CHAPTER or GENESIS. IN ITS CON-
GLIDING VERSE, 81 DECLARES: "AND GOD SAW
ALL THAT He HAD MADE AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS
--s-l VERY cooDT
BUT SATAN BOUND" JUDAISM WAS NOT
LIBERATED FROM MATERlALISTlc MISCONCEPTIONS
OF GOD UNTIL MY. GODS. HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH
SON. THE c-H-I-LD-L-E-S-s CHRIST JESUS, THE
WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" DECLARED
UNEoUIVOcALLY THAT GOD IS SPIRIT"
FATHER" PERFECT. EXCLUSIVE CREATOR IMPLIED!
THE ASSASSINATION OF ABE LINCOLN AND THE
CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH REVEALED
MADE REcEPTlVE-To GODS SECOND AND
GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN OF ALL TIME, THE
REV. MARY BAKER EDDY THAT "oUR FATHER
WHICH ART IN HEAVEN" OF THE LORDS PRAYER,
SHOULD BE INTERPRETED THUS: JOUR- FATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNIous" tp l6 SAID.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
Dearborn Hebrew

VonfInUed from BACK Pa9eJ
NO POPULATION FLOOD, LUNACY, Therein u!
WE LEAVE THAT TO THE DEVILS ADAMS. EWES,
MURDERoUS GAINS, JUDASES. KNAvES AND FooLSl.
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
PARENTHOoD A PSEUDO CREATION 1.-THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF Iso-calIedl MATERIAL
ExISTENcE"!-p III, c.s. textbook-IMPERATvE
FOR cHRsTLIKE SANITY, JUDGMENT, HONESTY,
INTELLIGENCE!
"Dr. David H. Marsh, 40 Dearborn area dentist for
more than 10 years died in Henry Ford Hospital
graduate of w. Of NJ Dental School member of congre-
CATION Adas ShaIom Michigan State Dental Society," Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity, Perfection Lodge F&AM and
MosIem Temple.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
THE DEVIL. "A MURDERER, A LIAR.
VOID OF TRUTH IA MYTHI)

THAT WICKED AND ADULTERous GENERATION"
COULD ONLY RECEIVE THE GROUNDWORK OF
JESUS COMPLETE MASTERY OF DIVINE META
PHYSICS, THE MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE,
COLOSSAL. DIVINE SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE
BUT HIS. GODS, INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETESS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MARY BAKER EDDY
WOULD BRING FORTH A MAN CHILD WHO
WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF tRoNl-
THE CHRIST UNIVERSAL MESSIAH LLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLESl
AND c. S. TEXTBOOK THERETO, Apocalypse o. SIS:
CHRIST, GODS IDEA. WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL
NATIONS AND PEoPLES-lMPERATvELY
CONTINUED Next Column. Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
Death Ends Fight

CONTINUED from Back Paqe)
BUT THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENE.
RATION" COULD NOT BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND
FINAL REVELATION! HENCE, OUR PROMISE
AND PROPHECY" OF "ANOTHER COMFORTER EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS" AND EFFECT THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS"-ReveIation-O REAL, Externally
PERFECT NATIONS OF MY ONE cREATIoN-AND
THERE IS NONE oTHER-MATTERLEss FLESH.
LESS, SPIRITUAL, CHRISTLlKE- SUPER-SATURATINC
THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE,
lNcoRRUPTIBLE, oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE !, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, MY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
JESUS TO THE REALLY SAVED: THESE SIGNS
SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT BELIEVE
They SHALL HEAL THE SICK
VIA THE WORD-NoT WHITEWAsHEs
CLEANSE THE LEPERs. MAKE THE BLIND TO SEE,
THE DEAF TO HEAR, THE LAME TO WALK. THE
DUMB TO SPEAK. THEY SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS;
THEY SHALL RAISE THE DEAD!-ABoVE GROUND,
IN THE MYTHICAL. DEvlLiSH, ANTI-cHRIsT,
PSYcHOPATHIc, ADAMEVE, MURDERoUS CAIN,
JUDAS KNAvES' AND FOOLS EGO AND PSY-
GEOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD, A
PSEUDO CREATiON!- CHASTITY FARCE OF
[so-eaIIedl MATERIAL ExISTENcE"!-p. III, S&H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07

ABSOLUTELY FINALLy-wITH DIVINE SCIENCE"
THE COMFORTER!
PART 4
REACTION TO THE FOREGOING ACTIVITIES.
WE FELT EXALTED THAT WE HAD RISEN TO n
NEW HEIGHT IN SPIRITUAL ALTITUDE, THAT GOD
HAD SENT US TO THAT MEETING FOR THE
EXPRESS PURPOSE or PRESENTING THE BASIC
QUESTION. WITH AN IMPLIED ANSWER, AFTER
ALL cTdE2s FAD EXPRESSED MATTER-oF-FAcT
VIEWS BELOW THE LEVEL OF GODS MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST, MASTER SUPREME, COLOSSAL
cClENc= c. THE UNIVERSE WHICH PRESENTS.
VIA hIs One. PURE. TRUE HONEST CHURCH,
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST HIS MASTERPIECE.
THE c. S. TEXTBOOK. 'DIcTATED TO HIS MOST
PRECIOUS DAuGHTER-REvELAToR, MRS EDDY.
THE TEXTBOOK PRESENTING GODS MASTER HEALER,
MIRACLE WORKER. EDUCATOR; SAVIOUR,
PROTECTOR. AND LIBERAToR OF ALL BIBLES
KING JAMES. PROTESTANT. GODS CHOSEN
AND THE SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST
LAYMEN LEADERS AND MASSES. ALL VICTIMS
OF THE MYTHICAL. DEviLIsH. ANTicHRIsT.
PSYCHOPATHiC. ADAM-EvE, MURDEROUS CAIN,
JUDAS, KNAvEs' AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD, A PSEUDO, a
MYTHICAL CREATION u! HENCE. THE CHILD
LESS CAREER or CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY,
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"l
THE ONE UNIVERSE is Externally COMPLETELY
POPULATED WITH GODS ONE cREATioN-MATTER-
LESS, FLESHLEss, SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLIKE-
Externally SUPER-SATURATlNG INFINITE SPACE
WITH UNAVAILABLE. lNcCRRUPTiBLE, oMN-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR
TRUE HABITAT, MY, GODS, ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS!
We present excerpts from The Detroit News:
CALLS FOR MORE HELP FOR
DISTURBED YOUTH
BY Allen Shoenfeld
EmotionaIly disturbed children will receive from the
state Of Michigan the consideration they only il
parents and interested citizens nsistent.
That the message given last night the Michigan
Association for Emocnaly Disturbed Children by State
Supreme Court Justice George Edwards and others paric
pating in iwohour discussion at the Statler Hotel
To nearly 400 persons from chapters in Metropolitan
Detroit Ann Abor. Worthwhile Lansing and far
west Kalamazoo Edwards advised determining the
Of the problem estimating the need for special classes
facilities then demanding that the Legislature provide the
aid required
The former Wayne County juvenile court Judge.
N director of the Lansing Child Guidance Clinic
that:
JAILs EXPENSIVE
you Justify increased expenditures spite Of the
states financial plight The most important thing that hap
pens TO what happens children They represent
the welfare of America and that weighs heavily against
dollars. If that be treason make the most OF il.
The most expensive thing do is maintain custodal
for such human seraphesps the prison Jackson
and lonia, but no argues against that.
The most rewarding thing do is 10 establish
easending program in the schools the llyear-oId
level give these disturbed children special instruction in
small classes prevent delinquency and illness and
thereby tax dollars"
Edwards defined The emofionsIy disturbed child as one
who lacks the capacity live in society but who is
neither psychofic retarded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07
Warning Reds


tconfnued from Back Paae)
THE DEVIL. VIA HIS DuPEs AND DEPUTIES.
WOULD DUPLICATE la CENTURIES OF II cpo,.r,,
IN ONE GENERATION AND EXCEED 1T WITHOUT
INDEsTRUcTIBLE FOUNDATIONS !-AppREHeNse,
IN THEIR PERFECTION. COMPLETENESS pIp,Tv
IN MY ONE, PURE. TRUE. HONEST CHURCH. THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST!
BERLIN. CHRISTIANITY, CIVILIZATION
FOR WILL DEFEND THIS CITY TO SAVE IT eop
MINE OWN SAKE, AND FOR MY SERVANT pAvIn.s
SAKE.
THEN THE
ANGEL OF THE LORD WENT FORTH, AND
SM0TE IN THE CAMP OF THE AssYRIANs
A HUNDRED AND F0URsCORE AND
FIVE THOUSAND:
AND WHEN THEY AROSE EARLY NE
MORNING, BEHOLD
They WERE ALL DEAD CORPsEs."
Isaiah 1895, 36
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07

UNIVERSITY; SERVED IN THE ARMY MEDICAL
CORPS PRIVATE PRACTICE IN PsYcHIATRY;
REsIDENcY IN THE MENNINcER SCHOOL OF
PsycHlATRY AT THE WINTER VETERANS
HOSPITAL, TOPEKA KANs. He EARNED THE
DIPLOMA OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF PsY-
cHiATRY AND NEUROLOGY. VETERANS HOSPITAL
AMERICAN LAKE. WASHINGTON. is LISTED. IN
WHICH HE SERVED. AS WELL AS THE TOPEKA STATE
HOSPITAL.
ALL THREE SPEAKERS GAVE CLEAR EVIDENCE
OF YEARS or DEVOTED UNsELFisH SERVICE. AND
SPOKE WITH THE AUTHORITY GAINED BY
EXPERIENCE IN THEIR FIELDS
QUESTIONS INVITED FROM AUDIENCE
ABOUT $50.
THE QUESTIONS WERE SENSIBLE AND SERIOUS
COMING FROM APPARENTLY, PARENTS SCHOOL
TEACHERS, MEDICAL NURSES ETC.
Mr.. SAM osNOs OF SANS DEPARTMENT STORES
SPokE-AND YOU ALL KNOW he HAS DEVOTED
MANY YEARS. AS WELL AS GIVING FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE. IN BEHALF OF THE MENTALLY
DISTURBED, ETC.
THE SPEAKERS WERE THAT SPONTANEOUS
THAT THE WRITER. THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER, DID
NOT PRESENT A QUESTION. WHICH GREW UPON
HIM AFTER LISTENING TO VARIOUS OUEsTlONERS.
AND SO. WHEN JUSTICE EDWARDS SAID. ITS
TIME WE CLOSE, WE HAVE TAKEN IN ABOUT ALL WE
CAN, WE DETERMINED TO MAKE A BLiNE
FOR THE PLATFORM WHICH WE DID. AND WE
CAUGHT THE EAR OF BOTH JUSTICE EDWARDS
AND DR.. STEHMAN INTRODUCING oURsELF AND
SAID: WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE PRESENTED
THIS Basic QUESTION:
HOW MUCH BEARING WOULD you SAY THE
SO-CALLED POPULATION ExPL OSION AND PLANNED
PARENTHooD HAVE UPON THESE MATTERS?
DR. STEHMAN ANSWERED. IN SUBSTANCE: a GREAT
DEAL, INDEED, TO WHICH WE REPLIED: WOULD
you HAVE CARED TO COMMENT ON THAT QUESTION
BEFORE THIS MIXED GATHERING IF | HAD
PRESENTED IT.?
HE ANSWERED: o YES, INDEED JUSTICE
EDWARDS WAS NON-cONMITTAL.
WE THEN ENGAGED MR. DANA WOODBRIDGE,
THE ASSOCIATIONS PRESIDENT, IN CONVERSATION,
AND PUT THE SAME QUESTION TO HIM. He WAS
COMPLETELY IN ACCORD WITH ITS HIGH SiCNiFI
CANOE. WE SAID TO HIM THAT FOR SOME TIME
WE HAVE SPOKEN AND WRITTEN OF THE SO-cALLED
POPULATION EXPLOSION AS
THE POPULATION F-L-O-0-D'
AND THAT 1T MAY BE JUST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-07

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. FEB. 2. 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17


cent tax rate on corporate earn
ings. This would add SIS bill
lion to revenues in the fiscal
year starting July /, substan-
TALLY more than Mr.. Eisen-
hover asked in higher taxes,
postal rates, and fees.
Congress could easily tip the
scales into a deficit. But its
Democratic leaders seem in
creasingly anxious to repudiate
the "spender" label, and Mr..
Eisenhower's aides have become
correspondence more hopeful.
Prospects Called "GO0d"
One administration econo-
mist, who believes 1860 profits
may reach $50 billion to $5l
billion-about SIS billion above
any previous year-told a re-
porter privately:
1.-THE budget prospects look
very good right now"
The striking improvement in
jobs in March and April sug-
gests that wage earners, as well
as business managers, may pay
more taxes than the Treasury
expected.
The budget anticipated about
3434 billion in personal income
tax collections in fiscal 1860.
This was based on an estimated
$374 billion of personal income
in this calendar year.
Many critics in January
called that an unrealistic guess.
because the income rate then
was only about $500 billion and
joblessness had stayed disturb
ingly high despite the otherwise
notable recovery of business
activity.
Then April brought a drop in
unemployment and a rise in
employment about twice the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
Chest x-Roys Set
For Arlington

Free chest x-rays for Arling-
ton County residents viii be
provided by the mobile x-ray
unit Of Arlington County Tu-
berculosis aIld Health Associa-
ton next week at the county's
shopping centers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
Revenue Rise Spurs
Budget Surplus Hope
BY STERLING F. GREEN
Associated Press stan Writer

Rising prosperity may balance President Esenhowers SIT
billion budget even Congress doesn't vote the extra
he wants.
record $50 billion total of corporation profits is in sight
this wear economists said yesterday That is So
billion more than the budget-makers estimated in January
The Treasury will about half the gain at the So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
The schedule for the week Is:

The schedule for the week is:
TomorroN--ehirlingto prug Fair,
.. 2Sth and Quincy SIS. 70 Bpm.
Tuesdny--Barcroft Peoples DRUG
4Si5 Columbia pike. 2 10 0 pm.
wednesday = cherrydaie safeway
store. 1900 Lee highway. IL am. 70
b pm.
Thursday--The Hecht co. Park
ingtonl, 2 TO pm.
Friday=celonial viilage Beauty
salon i7iS wilson biVd'' IL am. 70 .
Saturday.. c. Penney Co. (clar-
endon), 10 am. TO $3.50 pm.
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LOST

BRACELET, gold. dented. Thurs. May
18Th y IS: Homer s s fssee or weodv ana
reward. XII. s-4526.
BRACELEL, Eold plated, round; en-
Eravsd "Nannie~ lost Town q Couns-
Reward. TU. $4,000. Ext. 516.
CAT, Siamese, female, white. strayed
from 1922 Farragut W: "Mayling":
, $40 reward. TU. 2-415s.
DOG, male, tan, gray, black on back;
= Thurs. vic. Neyada ave. Legation
DOG, SPANIEL, LARGE .lBRITTANYl,
conn conn AVE HED AND DR. wiYoSHfSSo, MAY
Z 10, REWARD. DE. 2-3141,
FLAT CARVED EMERALD, size Of sill
/. yer dollar, mounted in platinum with
diamonds and Jade: lost vicinity o
st., Belgian Embassy or + st. NV.
Reward ME. s-1S01.
trip from 1888 Conn. ave. TO Capitol
BELTS. AID. 1905.
GOLD-LINK BRACELET, with approx
S5 gold charms; Sat; Nav Q: possibly
a q e s asaa entail value W reward
: AID. 2-05S7.
KEY CASE, brown leather: initials
? @. H: O.. vic. goth and K. Call
: OPERA GLASSES. pearl encrusted. in
. blue leather pouch; vic. Capitol The
: ater, or 18th ST.; reward. IA.
. PARAKEET, light blue breast. pearl
gray wings; banded: reward. EN-.
/. PARAKEET, male, chartreuse. gray
wings; ans. to Perky: good ,talker;
l-6e64. ''A u Ns"Sfu' ne
1. PUNCH, whitney. No. 2O3t-inch pipe
handle: reward. Butler S-2666.
PURSE, brown and white calfskin:
Fri. at Shell station, Rockville pike,
Finder please return contents and
purse to. 1904 Ashley drive, Rock
vile. Nd
WALLET, mans, haywood Theater;
reward. sP. 3-4795.
WATCH, ladys, gold, Milus: bet. l4th
and 10th on H st. NV. LU. 4-93l9.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. gold, with in
scription, ITO Fannie Mae From Jou-
bert; vic. Sill. spg.: reward. IA.
u. FOUND
CANARY, yellow, with some black;
panded; @ 81: at 18th and Penna
CAT, black and white, female, with 8
Kittens: in GEORGETOWN. FE. 3-3979.
DOG. female, .wire-haired fox terrier,
selack ana white, with brown ears;
lass and goth st. NV: D. c. license.
DE. 2-S97s.