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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Eisenhower 5 Peace Mission-

s~''''oo rom back Page)
These are three major features ot N. .
ON THE SENTIMENTAL SIDE IT viii pr PIE
START OF PERSONAL AND CEREMONIAL EApewr,,
TO GREATNESS. THE PRESIDENTS FINAL yeAp ~ -.
Fles SOON BEGINS PRESIDENT EISENHOWER wAs
TOUCHED BY HIS GREAT RECEPTION IN Ali,en r"1.
TAILS LAST SUMMER AND NOW TIE PRocepuRs wv, /,
BE WIDENED ON BROADER PANORAMA w.
Second there will be direct dramatic appeal 70 the
emotions OF the msninthe-streef in FOREIGN eontr;. rh
is public relations Job grand scale or 70 NM r.r.
specifically projection Of the image Of the United sta,s
to put side by side with the image the Communists
tries spread by Soviet Premier Nkta s. Khrushehev in
his busy travels
The ONLY CRITICISM OF THIS FEATURE or THE
TRIP HEARD HERE IS THAT 1T is OVERDUE A cAR,cA.
TuRE OF THE UNITED STATES AS AN IM uIsT,c
OGRE THAT HAS BEEN SPREAD BY COMMUNISTS
Now in the person Of Mr.. Eisenhower new American
closeup will be shown Friendly, smiling, optimistic help
fv-r Eisenhower carries his personality written on his
face Even his critics home acknowledge his donv and
deeeney Rarely has trip started with greater bipartisan
good will.
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my ANSWER" bv BiIlv crohom

MY ANSWEk bv Billy Cruhun
QUESTION - WHO MADE THE DEVIL. OR WHERE
DID HE CONE FROM? EF.C.
The Bible tells US that Satan angel named
Lucer and that he fell because pride entered his heart
He said. II will exalt myself above the Most High So,
who made the Devil? He made himself by allowing evil TO
motivafe him. - ny
PRIDE IS THE GREATEST OF SINS. 1T IS NOT SAT-
IsFIED TO BE GOOD IT WANTS TO BE BETTER THE
PROUD MAN IS NOT SATISFIED TO BE RICH; He WANTS
TO BE RICHER HE TAKES PLEASURE IN LOOKING
DOWN UPON OTHERS AND THE PERSON WHO AL
WAYS LOOKS DOWN ON OTHERS CANNOT SEE ANY
THING ABOVE HIM. THAT is WHY THE PROUD MAN
HAS NO TIME FOR GOD.
In make ourselves what Who made
the in prison criminal? He did il himself by allowing
pride and its kindred sins to possess him.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
RE THE so CALLED sELF-MADE SINNER: THE
DEVIL WILLS IT OF THE SATAN BOUNDS FATHER
FORGIVE $50 JESUS.
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UPON WHICH MRS EDDY COMMENTS: THE
lN-FLN-LT-E HAS NO BEGINNINGS THE BEcINNINc,'
THERE. MEANS THE ONLY = GOD CREATOR,
OF THE ONLY REAL UNIVERSE, AND LIFE, THE
SPIRITUAL
LIKE MANY OF you, THIS EVENING HEARD. VIA
RADIO AND TELEvisION, AND READ IN THE NEWS
PAPERS, OF THE MIGHTY CHALLENGE or THE "PoPU-
LATION EXPLOSION"
1T IS so COMFORTING TO KNOW THAT THE HUI
MAN RACES ARE BEING COMPELLED. iRREsIsTIBLy,
PROGRESSIVELY, INTO RECOGNITION OF OUR
GRAND MOVEMENT, FULFILLING THE PROMISE OF
JESUS TO THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENE
RATION" WHICH COULD NOT BEAR" THE ADDITION
AL, MARVELLOUS, DIVINE REVELATIONS He DESIRED
TO SHARE - OF "ANOTHER CONF oRTER EVEN Tire
HOLY GHOST. WHO WILL TEACH you ALL THINGS"
AND SO. WE SEE THAT 1.-THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS" is PROGRESSING IRRESlSTiBLY, WficT
WILL REALLY BE AN AWAKENING TO, AN APP
PREHENsoN OF, THE REAL NATIo'Is, CREATION
GODS OFFSPRING OUR TRUE NC - SUNLESS
DEATHLEss MATTERLEss, FLEsHLGss SPIRITUAL
cHRIsTLIKE - NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN
ALL ETERNITY
WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN ="
WHOSE MAN CHILD IS RULING ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF IRON
WE REFERRED TO MRS. EDDYs MARVELLOUS
PLACE IN HISTORY, AS PER THE 18TH CHAPTER OF
REVELATION OF ST. JOHN, AS GIVEN IN A RECENT
TESTIMONY AND APPEARING IN LAST WEEKS DE-
TRoIT TRIBUNE. ALSO GODS AND MRS. EDDY'S MAS
TERPIEcE, THE c.s. TEXTBOOK AND ITS SO IMPRESS
sIvE, DESERVING TITLE: =" KEY TO THE SCRIP
uREs" - THE KING JAMES BIBLE.
WE ARE INDEED GRATEFUL.
PART
REACTIONS: FRIENDLY. GENEROUS. voLumN
oUs .
OUR DEAR SISTER IS A MEMBER OF THAT BRANCH
CHURCH, AS WELL AS THE MOTHER CHURCH.
WE MET A DEAR c.s. PRACTITIONER WHO VISITED
OUR HOME TALKING TO MOTHER SISTER. AND THE
WRITER As YEARS AGO THIS COMING JANUARY AND
THAT DEAR SOUL; WE HAD TO DECLARE, LOOKS MOke
LIKE MRS EDDY EVERY TIME WE SEE you. AND WHY
NOT? YOU BOTH HAVE THE SAME SPIRIT !!
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. IL, 1859
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Birth Control

CONTINUED from Back Page)
TIE SECOND BILLION WAS REACHED IN Jos'
100 YEARS - IN 1894"
1.-THE THIRD BILLION WILL BE REACHED IN l'oo-
IN JUST 81 YEARS AS AGAINST 100 YEARS roK ''e
PREVIOUS BILLION!
Is BILLION BIZ TIE YEAR 1000
OR IN NEXT 40 YEARS"
TNO-THlRDs O. MANKIND
UkDERN0URlsHfD
"Two.THIRDs OF THE WORLDS PoPN. AXE YIN
DERNouRIsHED BY ANY STANDARD KNOWN or RI.
slcAL NUTRITION. cALoRIc INTAKE IN U.s. AvtkA0Is
1900 A DAY. MOST OF THE PEOPLE IN The w WIZ,
HAVE A cALoRIc INTAKE OF FROM ''oo " '4O0
PART2
QUESTIONS AND REMARKS
THE II TO IS MEMBERS OF THE AuD'tNee w.
lYMEMeERs or THE PRESS, ASKED NUMEROUS QUE
lions. SOME OF THEM OBVIOUSLY FROM THE R's
BACKGROUND.
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER SPOKE UP .o..r
AND SAID DIR. WILSON, I'd LIKE TO OFFER So"s
(continvsd Next Column. Top
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Relations Doomed =

Continued from Back Page)
TILE CHRIST COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE
ovERTHRoWs MATTER" AND ITS FATHER,
THE DEVIL HELL, AND THE clERcY's luNACY
THERETO: ETERNITY OF = AOAMtvE
MYTHS!
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ARE TEMPORAL MYTHIcALl BUT THE THINGS
WHICH ARE NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL! ITO
ST, PAUL, TO YOU
PERFECT GOD. PERFECT CREATION. UNIVERSE J.
NO EVIL THEREIN. IN ALL ETERNITY. DESPITE
THE BIBLICAL SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs. THE NOM
CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY l! WE ARE GET
TING BIT FED UP WITH THE SATAN BOUND"
C-ES5Y. VIA THE SPOKEN AND WRITTEN WORD.
CREATIONS or GOD AND THE ASSUMPTION OF
THE REALTY OF THESE x-No. OF zERos
FOR EXAMPLE. WE WILL PRESENT EXCERPTS AT
THE CLOSE OF OUR DIcTAToN, IN WHICH OUR GOOD
FRIEND, BILLY cRAHAMS COLUMN, ANSWERS A
TROUBLED oUEsTioNER, WHO CREATED EVIL?
AND THE ANSWER, IN EFFECT, SAYS: ONE or
GODS ANGELS DECIDED TO APE GOD AND cHAL-
LENeE HIS AUTHORITY. AND THUS EVIL oRIcI-
Mated
TIE PURE IN HEART SAY NO. NO. NO!
GOD. himself. SAYS ALL IS VERY GOOD" J.
AS PER REVEALED, ETERNAL TRUTH.
1000 &c. GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT HE 1.-THE ONE, REAL PARENT -
cREAToRl HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD. 1T WAS
[-I-s- VERY Good! PERFECT
All religions destined TO disappear TO make way
for order Of thinking Sir Julian Huxley II. Of Lon
don internationally noted biologist predicted here Thurs
day. ~'Frrvr
He SPOKE ON 1.-THE EVOLUTIONARY VISION" AT
SPECIAL cONvOcATIoN EXERCISES IN ROcKEFEL-
LER MEMORIAL CHAPEL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHI
cAco. -
Huxley and six other scientists received honorary de-
crees at the ceremony held in conjunction with the Darwin
centennial celebration. which continues at the school
through Saturday.
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TRIIE SANITY OF GODS CHRIST SCIENTISTS

I'VE CHRIST JESUS, HIS APOSTLES, INCLUDING
en,NT PAUL. WHO REPUDIATED THE DEVILS ANTI
CHRIST JuDAIc LUNAcY MARTIN LUTHER.
rA,v,N WESLEY - BUT, WITH THE MIGHTY ZEAL
or THE COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION"
cup,srikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS RePuD'ATe
TIE MYTHICAL. "cHAsTLy FARCE OF
-',.a, MATERIAL ExIsTENcE"I THE SHINING,
STUPID, LAUNDERING ADAM-EvE HUMAN
oArEs AND THEIR socAlLED MATERIAL
woRLD!!l THE THINGS WHICH AXE SEEN
CONTINUED Next Column ToPl
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testimony

UPON WHICH MRS EDDY COMMENTS: THE
EN-F.i-N-LTE HAS NO BEGINNING THE BEcINNINC,s
THERE. MEANS THE ONLY - GOD, CREATOR,
OF THE ONLY REAL UNIVERSE, AND LIFE, THE
cpIpITlIAi
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. II, 1859
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
Ex-MiDDlEWEICHT
CHAMP TURpiN WORKING
ON $II-A-DAY JOB

Harrington Spa, Eng, tANPl
Randy Turpin. who seven years
ago astonished the boxing world by
upsetting Sugar Ray Robinson 10
win the middleweight title. Is cur.
ron,ly working at a Job paying
between five and II dollars day
In scrap metal yard here
Turpin once earned 100000 In
single bout No mention was
made as 70 what happened 10 his
ring fortune
In July. 1851 Robinson, while on
figbt-and pleasure tour Of Eur
opc. took on Turpin in what was
believed 10 be o routine bout How
ever. the British Negro fighter
surprised the great Robinson. who
repeatedly fought on dancing
legs by winning the TUE on a
t5-round decision
The defeat ioited Robinson :
PRIDE and he Immediately started
strenuous training in an effort "a
rccapture the title
On Sept ~. 1881 Robinson got
revenge stopping Turpin IN it
rounds at New York's Polo Grounds
in a fight that Melted over S7Oo,
600 record for a non-heavy
weight fight II was Turpins big
gest payday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
Meal, Roseboro Sign
Dodser Contracts

los Angeles tANPl Second
bascman Charlie Neal and catcher
John Roaeboro last week signed
their 1889 contracts with tho Los
Angeles Dodgers
Although no figures were Ne
leased. n was believed both men
received increases over their 1888
salaries
Neal last year set homo run
record for Dodgers second haac
men, when he clouted % lie also
tied first hascman Oil Hodges for
Tho clubs homo ran lead
Roscboro was brought up from
the Dodgers farm following Roy
Camranella's accident and did an
admirable Job behind the plate lie
batted 27I, only one point below
Del Crandail 81 the Milwaukee
Braves who led the National
Leagues regular catchcrs IN hit.
ting
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
Gionf's Willie Mays
Adopts A Son

San Francisco amp Willie
Mays and his wife Marguerite have
adopted a baby boy Il was report.
ed here.
The announcement was made Az
the Mays prepared TO file petition
for formal adoption In Superior
Court.
The child was only five days
old when adopted HIS former
parents gave him 10 the Mays be
cause they could not provide for
him
Mrs Mays is very attentive 10
the youngstcr She told her at
torney, Terry Francois THE
youngster kept me up all night
The adoption proceedings VIII
become final under California law
six months after fling
The Mays have no other children,
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viii" Uncertain
About Future;
Happy With 'Trofters

Los Angeles CAMP The longer
WIT tThe SulD Chamberlain
plays basketball with the fabulous
Harlem Globetrutters, the better
he likes H.
The former Kansas University
An-Amcrican IL a 1850 Philadol-
phia Warriors draft choice lie Is
now the property OF the Globetrot.
tiers and playing sensationally with
Abe sapcrstcin's touring quintet
What about next year, win he
give up his s65 600 salary and Join
Philadelphia. a member Of the Ma
tional Basketball Association
"Franily,' he said, "rd rather
not comment on that situation All
Tn say now is that I'm very
happy with the Globetrotters Mr.
Saperstein has been very good "a
me I'm glad quit college 90 play
with the Globetrotters I've neve,
been happier"
Nor have the Trottera ever beer
happier The stilt has ~ perfectly
into the Trottcrs entertaining
style OF play, and the team ha,
been playing before capacity
crowds al season long
saperstcin also shiea away from
the question about Chamberlain
future II don't know what he'll
DO says Abe
"Ail ] can say now In that
have him and I'm glad
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
Kenneth ToyIor Is
Named v. p. Group
Health Field Services

The appolntmcnt Of Kenneth l.
Taylor as vice president OF the
field services division Of the Group
Health Organizations Sc Paul
Mann has bccn announced by Geo.
w jaCohson. executive president,
Mr. rsylor has been director Of
ficld services Cor Group Health
since last February prior "a which
he had been director % personnel
Previous 10 his association with
Group Health In June 1887, Tay,
Tor had had several years expert.
ence in selection. training and sup.
cruising sales people and sales sup
er>aors lie had been with Fuller
Products Company 81 Chicago and
United safety Company 81 81
Paul
Born ia Chisholm, MINI rayior
graduated from the Chisholm high
School and studied business al.
ministratiou az Hihhing Iunin,
College lie Is active tn the Cath.
ohc order ~ Foreatera, the pis.
ahlcd Americans Veterans the
American Legion and the National
Federation Of Federal Employees
OF which he has been Minnesota
state president and national dir,
ertor.
Mr. Taylor lives in wayrata with
his wife Leoia and son Jeffrey
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
ANDY JOHNSON SAVES
GAME FOR WARRIOR

New York amp Andy John
hou. former Portland university
star ssvod National Basketball
association game for the Phliadei-
phla warriors last week whom hs
came or the bench with three min
utea remaining 20 score slx points
and help protect slim Warriors
lead
Johnson. used or and on IN
spots by the Warriors this asason,
was sent In 70 replace Woody
anuidsbcrry. another tan star. who
haA fouisd otit There we're only
y 10 minutes remaining and oas
Opposing HmN York Knioksrbock-
srs Vsrs threatening The score
was igi -
Bot johnson promptly took care
II ynHitsrn fSr the warriors
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13

New York AMP Earhs
Kiti the dancer who turned Hing
er then turned actress - bud
ding author This week she CON
plrtsd more than 10000 words ~
manuscript on her second book
n Tart IL Not q RWeet
Tier autobiography Thursdays
cndld wss published several asa
sons ago Earlha denuroly admit
tod that her latest effort viii be a
"scyy noys ITS a contemporary
novel about giri who hates men
but cant DO without them Fer
name II Huiiia. ana she was re-
jscted by hsr father ~ she has this
hats for men And lts NOR auth9
biographical" Miss Kitt sddsd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
Big NJ. G.. Burton
PAGES Michigan

Ann Arbor Mich CAMP NJ G.
Burton. a 5-5 Senior from Muslse
gon Heights Mich IL one u the
mainstays on the Michigan basket
bail team this season az he has
been In The two previous cam.
paigus
Tho 2Iyear-old Burton averaged
.i73 points per game in ~ engage
ments last season and IA ~ Big
Ten games he averaged 10 points
a contest lie was the Wolverines
second highest score and tied foi
first in sharing rebounds. ayerag
ing 1913 game
Burton has one ~ the best eycf
In the conference AZ the foul line
Re had an overall percentage oi
s5f and a conference mark o.
s82
This year he is leading the VOL.
yerincs in rebgrnding and has beer
an outstanding point producer
The only other tan player on
the Michigan squad IL Lowell Par,
ris. a product % Fast Tech m
Cleveland Faryis f. seeing conald
crable relief action
Standing 6 feet tail. weighing
2i0 pounds. the ~ ysar-oid junior
is a strong rsbosnSer and an I'm.
proving Jump shot BE played part
~ the football sesson AZ an end
but then decided % devote hi
time % basketball
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
HOWARD oETs PAY HIKE
AND SPORTS AWARD

New York CAMP Elston
Howard New York Yankees cat
her-ou,fioldcr was given a sub
stautial increase IN salary and was
presented the Babe Ruth award
ns the outstanding player Of the
1858 World Series last week
Howard Rlumped the nrHt two
games " the series but sizgied In
later encounters 20 help lead the
Yanl,s To- victory over the Milweu-
kee Braves IL tho National League
The award was voted 10 Howard
earlier bat was announced only rc.
Gently
Howard In 1858 batted alt lie
viii be 20 rob "a
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and mural manufacturers has
been announced by N Dow
prvnidont Mr. Cruising, well
known advertising sales and pub
dc relations executive, Is also
manager Of BOWS North Central
Sales Division
During the initial rales period
of 100, the North Central piv
ision led the nation ia percentage
OF Increase and MIR Crossings
personal volume was the highest
Ia the Dow organisation. accord
ing Go MIR Dow
Mr. Cruising Cor more than "a
years director OF sales promotion.
advertising merchandising and
public relations for Minneapolis,
Moline was named Director of
Special Sales for Dow last Feb
rary His outstanding sales record
led to his appointment as Manager
OF tho North Central Division last
July
he has been popular public
speaker, author and pioneer In the
use ~ color IN advertising and
holds the distinction OF being ust
Ell in who's who IN America
First among advertising dirctors
90 use four-eolor advertising IN
magazines and on direct mail he
has received numerous awards for
leadership In this field
Movies he has made and direct
Cd throughout the world have won
national acclaim and top honors,
Mr. Cruising 10 graduate Of
Carleton College Mortified Min.
ncsotn and attended the Mime
apilis Minnesota College 81 Law
lie WAS Sales Manager ~ the
Mortified Iron Company and was
In sales and promotion for Proc.
Tor \ Gamble aud the Shaw Walk
81 Company before joining NM
IN 1880 lie has previously been q
lecturer and WAS candidate for
Congress IN the Seventh Congress
aional District
He is an ardent rnnsefveli0niai
and IL popular speaker on this
subject and on the opportunities
and advantages of tho American
lway 81 nfe
lio has served on many top farm
advisory committees ami 10 a mem
bar n the Minneapolis Advertis
ing club the Public Rotations hoe
lioty ~ America. SOIL Conservation
Society, American Ordinance Az
aoeistian. Farm Equipment inEtit
ute. Advisory committee National
Rivers and Iiarbors Congress- and
many civic organizations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
BEECBaM GAINS UNANIMOUS
VERDICT OVER WILLIAMS

Tampa, Fla CAMP - Jimmy
Beecham. Philadelphia middle
weight, scored an easy i0-round
decision over Claude Williams OF
Tampa here Tuesday night
II was a one sided affair, with
Beecham dominating the action 10
gain the unanimous verdict o. the
Judges
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
NAME DON JORDAN
TIGHTER or MONTH

Loa Angeles amp Weller
weight champion Don Jordan, who
won the title from Virgil Atkins IN
a ~ round decision recently was
named Fighter Of The month for
January by the Southern califor
MIA Boxing writers Association
last week
Jordan. a fast moving boxer.
punchor. won the accolade ON the
basis 81 his nm title knockout VIC.
tory over Aware Gutierrez Of
Mexico
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
TOM MBDyA ARDTTs
CRITICS ~ KTSYA

Nairohl amp IN the biggest
hattie yet ~ his political career
Tom Hboya. leader ~ ne African
Elected Members IN the Ksuya
Legislative Council. routsa critics
W the Kenys Feasratlon ~ tab0tir
and rot 80 members ~ rebel
group thrown out ~ ne Feisrn-
tiou BY a majority yote
IN a yDts - coufldsnrs. xbpya
vou through with = majority - 30
votes IN favor - - against
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
Duo-CrTIEs PACEsETTERs
FEB. S

Gallery Bowiers on hand
Thursday were Lee Chandler. Har.
~ Richardson. Art" Moore and
sons Dewayne and "Artic" How1e
Barrett was in evidence ''promot'
ing Dee Turner and Joe Norris
we're pulling for their respective
wives Taft Martin couldn't pull
a win" for his wife Jack Adams
got wife Betty 20 bowl two.
hundred, Jim Gardner was there
as always booking after" his wife
Muriol Inez o'Neii the faithful
sponsor Of Jack Pine Acres team
il always on hand 10 encourage
her team
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
BOWLING HINTS

Alley finishes in different estab-
lishments vary 10 the extent tina,
bowlers who think seriously OF
their games change their deliveries
quite radically at times
Alleys that provide dry or
dirty surface enable a hook bowler
TO have a more pronounced hook
than when the alley bed Is either
perfectly clean or highly polished.
should the alley man use too
much oil and fail TO remove Il
during the polishing or spray adj
ditional oil after polishing the ball
viii be prevented from grabbing
the surface thus cutting down the
hook
Bowlers who wish TO improve
their scores should consider this
and govern themselves according
~ Determine as well as possible
what the conditions are then apply
yourself to overcome them or
work them 10 your advantage de-
pending on your type OF delivery
Linda and Alan Stewart were
bouncing all over selling candy
to the Ladies Tuesday night
"GaIleryites' Clarence Butler
Pat Lee "Bea" Walton. 10 sleet
and Clennie Perry were looking on
with interest
Jean Balderidge stopped in brief.
~ to have Took see" Judy Jew
ell Jones and sharman Davis wer,
pulling for the Brooks team. Law
renee Stewart came in 10 gather
up his kids" while Norman Howell
came 20 encourage wife Meredith
Tnez Clark picked UP the 81
split and had Seo'y Mile LuclSis
search the books 70 see II the feat
offered a prize Ser Inez III Their,
is one I'll take money and get q
quarters" worth Alas, there wa,
no prize
bessie williams mother Of Gel
ma Fullbnght came 10 give zelmI
moral support Lois Gwynn'
made her first visit also with en-
couraging compliments
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
"RAISIS ~ TIiE
SUN MAY SmNY
~ CHICAGO

chicago AMP - Eaizln IN
ne sun ths neg play scheduled
% open On Broadway next nanth
may b. s~en ~ ClleaRo audiences
first u gss Disclosed this week
Thr thres-Ari drains PINNED BY
Crt-aguan Lorraine HsnsSeryy
may oper ~ ne Blackstone inca.
Ire either Fsb 3 ~ sih
WIN a ras, - - hsaded BY
Ciaudia Moved gldney PM;isr
ard RBby DE- ths pay sas hailed
sy critics vhsn u opens'f IN PM.
sdslrh.A last wreck
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
NORTHERN LIGHTS, FER !
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capitol 5-53Si

Tcam nigh single Game; Mar
ions Tea Room DOT, Kieffers Cloth
ing e05, Acme Cleaners ssh
Team High Series; Kieffers
Clothing 1897. Marions Tea Room
25l5, state Liquors 2470
Individual High Single Game;
Helen Underwood l6s. Bessie Green
1877, Mary Morris 151. Andy Clark
40. bill" Cornelius los. Jim
Crowder l7s
individual High Seriesi Bessie
Green 4s9. Alice Jones t6S. Helen
Underwood 40, Andy Clark SAC,
Bin Cornelius 55i. Gerald Bailey
400.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13
TEAM STANDINGS

Team high single Game; Cicsr-
o's Bar-B-Q sol Sally ard Jays
7az. Jack Pine Acres 7s7.
Team High Series: CioerDs Bar
B-Q 27Tz Jack Pine Acres 22ss
varrado Cleaners 22o2
individual High single Game;
Betty Adams 2i2 Muriel Gardner
isp. MARY RUSSELL iss
Individual High Series; Mgrisj
Gardner 52s Mar Russell si5f
Betty Adams fss
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13

On F.b - 1850 the Arlsrican
Flag Vas raised f0r ~ FIRST tins
over the Ispanssn fortlfed stand
- lao lima. when members 81
ths 2sth MARINES planted mo
STAR ard Htripes m ~ iaHhss'
tssr, Mount suuOaehl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13

Team High single Game: JAMS
sen Liquors si2, Jimmy's Ok 1856.
Central Loan 762,
Ttam High Series: Jansen Liq-
uors 2266, Jimmy's Ok 224l. Cent
raj Loan 2226
Individual High Single Game
Given Lame 1872. Mary Russell
1888. Nancy Norman 1871.
Individual High Series, Mary
Russell 500. Jane Lee, and Louise
Thomas 40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-13

IL 1914 fhs Navy establishes
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