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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

Alexandra Auto Upholstery
I30 seatb PeytOp 81 OV S-b61O
Bendall Motor Sales
,eervtcs Pontiae. Rambler. VauxhaIll
I6sh Prince %. Oh $1,000
Herby'S, Inc.
- ltorc sales and Service! .
Lees Kiddie Shop
Infants and chiidren,s Wear,
Linda Lee Shoppe
ss s%1 Riss .. Sssr Dssuasi T ssi.,
Market Tire Co., Inc.
Tires Batieriesl
$500 Sen Davis 6vy re. e-6s07
Old DOmifiion Body Shop
30, M M.si.ss se & .ns s 81 sss..
Rosenberg's Dept. Store
Apparel for Men Women Children
800. ~ Kina ~ r.. Ov S.9a7I
Stevens MEMS q Boys Wear
~ kins 81 tt 6-00oO
Ticket Motors, inc.
lAutomotiye Service and Repairs,
toO0 0isseaAl Re II, 0-bO26
Tops Auto Service
Franeonis I'd. Cedar s. a. s.iSs4
Turks Mems Shop
Mems anc Boys WEAR
e4O2 ~ Vernon Avs ~ 9-SO61
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: Fairfax, Virginia

C0llingwOOd'S
Virginis Squire
tConblers Bench Fashion Centerl
Main ST CT $4,000
Fairfax Hardware
paint Sporting Goods, etc.,
III W Main st. OR. 3-26l0
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". HyGtfst'iIle,
Md. Apea
Laurel, Md.

Albee Shoes
tshoes for the Family
Laurel sheUpins Center PA B-l20o
Mel Ron Fabric Shop
,Essries tcr Your Every Need, -.
ShIrley's
Ladies wear ana Accessoriesy
Laurel Shepptng Center "a SLIT
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Northeast Ares


Berger's
tWomen's and ChiIdren's WEAR
,.Oi6- Ia U !. Ave. NE no. 2-030l
Famous Fashions Co.
tWomen'S and ChildFent WeaFl
I30S q Ave NE AD A-2663
Market Tire Co, inc.
Tires Batteriesl
1850 BladensbuFR Rd q IA 6-3sHB
Michigan Drugs
drugs. Toys
1901 MiehigAD Ave NE IA 6-t0OO
Northeast Motors
tFord sales ana ServlceI
p2O BladensbuFs I'd NE u 1-83OO
Star Pontiac Co.. inc.
tSales and ServiceJ
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Falls Church, Va.

tVNNN%NNNNNNN'NN NNNNNNNNNNNN
Alma Shops
(Womens Wear ana Family ShoesD
1873 s Washington st. JE 2.G567
100 9 Broad st JE S.7772
r. B. Clark Motor Co.
tChrysler. Plymouth Sales & service)
ga s Washington 81 IE 3.IIO0
DOrbet'S Fashions
Your Name Brand Fashion Centerl
bl2 LeesburR Pike JE 3-II63
Music Time
RECORDS Phonographs. Sheet Music,
Seven Corners JE 2.6I2o
Staley's Mems Shop
sos Leesburs Pike u 2.0372
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: Silrer Spring. Nd.


Capitol Appliance Co.
Appliances and TelevistonI
soy, GeOrsis Ave ~ $500
East West Motors
tChrysler- Plymouth Sales & servteel
itO0 East West Hwy ~ 8. 1899
Esther Shop Of
Silver Spring
tChildren's Apparel
S0Sl Georsis Ave Ju B-4I%O
Loving Chevrolet Co.
,Sales and Service
1889 East West Hwv IN 1-HOOO
Matt OgenS
ladies Ready-to- Wear
1901 Fent0B 81 ~ t.011;
Nan Richards
Dresses Suits Goats sportswearl
1855 OolesviEt I'd ~ . 6S3S
Paymer q Phillips, Inc.
ga. 5RsInt; Body Work, Seat Covers: TOPS!
L. P. Stafford Rambler
. Service on Any Make Carl
Silver Spring Tire Corp.
Tires tubes Batteries seat coysrsl
SsH,O GeorSta Ave JU 0.113S
Town ana CaSuaI SHOES
lAiI Step Life Stride
Little Yankee for Children
ed42 COiesville Rd ~ b-666I
Wilson Pontiac, Inc.
tSales- ServiceI
1870 Georgis Ave ~ 0-IsIS
Wright'S Jewelry
tStlvef Diamonds WatchesI
1910 GeOrGis Ave ~ 0.44AA
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Bethesda.
Chery Chase


Adler and Mandel
Auto Seat Covers ana IopsI
SiY0 wisconsin Ave OF agar
Bethesda Washing Machine
Service
Parts and Service for All Makesl
800 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-7aOo
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
,,.s Wisconsin ave. '"0 Of. S-siOO
J. A. Lazarus
, s!s WI.1n.sn t Rss ohdSs T s ssGss
Icons Mems Shop
Civilian Clothes and uniiOrmsl
1431 wisconsin Ave OIL e-6132
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tTires, eattefiesL
Wis dampdeD lane OIL 6-b2OO
Ray kOOnt2 Mems Wear
Mems ClothinP and HaberdasheryJ
't2t Wisconsin Ave OIL 10000
SquireS Mems Shop
!I25 Wisconsin Ave OIL elm
fObi'S Junior
Miss Fashions
Junior Miss Apparel d AccessoriesI
'2t1 Wisconsin Ave. OIL e.Ot24
~%<%%N%%%NA%%~%%%AA%~<%AA%ss
BIademsbiirg, Md. )
tA~N%%~%N~s%%%SNNN~%%~%~%tS
Music Time
-Phonographs Sheet MusicD
643H Annapolis Rd WA t.0770
Patuxent Marine Supply Co.
Boats Motors Tackle Accessoriesl
5000 Annapolis Rd wa 5-4260
Shirley'S
Ladies wear ano AccessoriesJ
1870 Annapolis Rd wa 1890
Suburban Lumberteria, Inc.
Hardware Paint LUMBER
aiOS seth 81 R f.IA0b
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$EGst Riperdale, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ben Mar Children'S Shop
Tots Teens Clothing sundia' Shoes
1904 Kenilworth Ave UN 1880
Metro Patrick Pharmacy
tDruas Cosmetics Toys
d6"O kenilWOrth Ave UN &.2I2I
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Z =. +
Alma Shops
feminine Accessories q epoftsweafl
3Ia6 wilson Bivd "a s-sS1s
Burr HeiShmaTi's
Tires Recsppine seat Covers,
l5Oa Tee Hiehway "a 1.OOl9
Father and Son Shop
(Mens and Bows WEAR
SI69 wilson 0lvd. IA. 1-91SS
Market Tire Co., inc.
Tires Batteriesf
500 lee hwy IA $4,000
ShirlingtOn Florist
free Delivery METROPOLITAN Area
2SI2 8 Randolph St OV 3.46AI
Ticket Motors, Inc.
(Automotive Service and RepairsI
SSo@ 8 Z Mile Run Or IA A.I2ee
Tick Took Shop
fine Jewelrv ano 6ifIsl
264 No Glebe Rd IA 9. a0AA
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Darling sDress Shop
t7fS Marlboro piks 70. Ds35oo
Fleisher's jewelers.
QBsenstews shepBins Cesssx,
Kent Radio TV Sales d Ser.
Our Motto The oeldeh Rule
:sys Landevef q Nr a.7.2e
k0py Kat
tLadies Ready WEAR
kastoves SheUuiuE Center ~ o.12D2
R0yai ChrySler. Inc.
IChrysleH Imperial Sales d 9erviceb
SCOT 8 Ave NE VA 1.7OOo
20 Blocks fror District LineI
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

Nicholas g. Abba
Edith M. Allen
Robert w. Allen
Thomas K. Anderson
Florence B. Apgar
Alfred Archer
James c. Bates
Russell Bender
Ralph |. Berghorn
Robert E. Berghorn
Ralph L. Biddle
Richard Bobzin
Daniel G.. Boone
David c. BouIden
E. Reynolds Bradley
Edgar Brandt
Harry w. Briggs
Milton O. Briscoe
Robert l. Brown
Walter L. Brown. Sr.
Carl E. Bruce
Francis Budd
William |. Bullock
Clarence E. Burris. Sr.
William A. Burris
Herbert R. Butts
Edith II. Carey
Theodore Carlos
James B. Chase
OIin CIampi+t
Janet Christopher
Joseph B. Churchman
George A. Clark
Marshall A. CIough
Edna R. Cole
Franklin D. Cole
Roy D. Collier. Sr.
Garland G. Collins
Wilson w. Comegys
Stanley Cook
VII
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

WoodaII Husfelt. Jr.
Harvey c. Johnson
Lester E. johnson
Sara M. johnson
Horace c. Jones
Roy w. Jones. Jr.
Ruth A. Jones
William E. Jones
Ebe L. Joseph
Andrew Kasa
Richard Keiser
William T. Keiser
w. Donald Kelley
Robert E. Kelley
Thomas M. Kelley
Harold F. Kno++s. Sr.
Samuel c. Kno++s. Jr.
John Koch
Irene B. Kozicki
Fred T. Lawrence
Alfred j. LePore
Michael N. Lepore
Nicholas M. lepore
June M. Liefer
Lester L. Letter
Lester Lynch. Jr.
Woodrow w. Marvel
Gordon Massey. Jr.
Clyde n. Mast
Norman |. Melvin
Charles S. May
Joseph Mazcko
Kenneth D. Mihills
Gordon R. Miller
Jerry D. Mills
S. Thomas Moffi++
Alfred D. Moore
Annette Moss
Raymond Mcvaugh
John Nagyiski
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

Graham B. Neidhard+
Judith R. Neidhard+
Theodore Nicholson
John J. NickIe
Robert F. Nixon. III
George w. Pearson
William E. Pierce. Jr.
Archie D. Poore
Clyde w. Poore
John D. Poore
William R. Potts
Roy Powers
Elmer R. PurnelI
Harry 0. PurneIl
Evelyn S. Pusey
Marjorie w. QuiIIen
Elaine n. Raab
Nelson w. Rash
James R. Redclift
Earl c. Rich
William n. Ridgway
General L. Rife
James E. Rife
Homer Rigby
Robert R. Robinson
James J. Rogers
Roy |. Rogers
William @. RundelI
Oscar Runyons
Walter Sammons
Edward Savin
Henry ShapIey
Charles E. Shelton
Chester c. Smith
David M. Smith
Joseph Smith
William R. Smith
Joseph z. Speicher
Arthur Staa+s
James N. S+arkey
\ TT()V.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-24

Sue David
Louis Del Grande
George Dickerson
Robert Dickson
Hazel r. Dougher+y
John w. Doueh+en
Linden S. Doughten, Jr.
Linden S. Doughten. Sr.
William c. Dough+en
Bruce G. Ennis
James A. Faulkner
James F. Faulkner
Robert M. Faulkner
Weston w. Faulkner
Louis c. Fischer
James R. Fleming
William F. Fleming
Charles E. Former
George D. For+ney, Jr.
Marvin E. For+ney
Calvin E. FoxweII
Dorse Francis
William F. Fre+z
Ernest L. Gilbert. Sr.
Fred GosseIin
Clarence Graham
Audrey w. Green
Burton M. Green
Edward Hadaway. Jr.
Merritt A. Haley
Ralph E. Handy
James K. Hazel. Jr.
Erich Hengs+
Gilbert C. Herschberger
EIwood 9. Higgs
Robert Higgs
HiIda R. Hobson
MiIIard Hoskinson
M. Beatrice Hunt
Merritt B. HusfeIt
RE,
SMY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

GItC c0HbC TO OLfLEf uugos
Johnnie L. Williams, 90, 1888 Park
I'd. NV, and Vernice E. Catoe, SO,
9IS T st. NV.
Roy H. F. Johnson, 20, 1920 North
Capitol ST.. and Emma NJ. Dixon, 90,
4Ao5 4th ST. NV.
Francis H Baldwin, 81, 1901 Nebraska
ave. NV and Elizabeth A. Hermes-
Joseph W Patterson, 80, and Goldie
r. simms, 81, both Of 1909 Olive
ST. ne.
Archie L. cooksey. 90, sikeston, Mo-,
ana Ioko Hattori, %, Tokyo. Japan.
Paul 7, Schmidt, %, Quantico, Va,
and Betty J. Weaver, ~. Arlington
is, both of Alexandria.
David W. Delker, &c. 3414 Carpenter
St, Sc, and Beverly A. Davis, "a,
Arlington
James s. Gamble, 50. 1882 10Th st,
NV, and Genevieve Howard. "a,
3lO3 2sth st, sc.
Julian B. Hall, 81, 1852 Calvert ST.
NV, and Toyleen Scott, 20, Detroit.
Donald M. Hughes, %, 1909 Kenyon
St; NV. and Barbara N. Biggs, %,
1901 10Th st. NV.
william D. Day, 90. 1915 Madison st.
NV. and Eileen A. Feeney, 10,
Kensington.
Robert L. Booker. 81, 11l3 9th st.
NV, and Larrene johnson, 1S, 1912
l1th st. NV.
Alvin B. Wood. jr., %, Bloomfield,
Conn, and Carolyn E. Taylor, %,
6525 Sd ST, NV.
Joseph F. Burge, IS, 140s Kennedy
st. NV, and Florence Reba, 80,
Morea Colliery, Pa.
Harold c.. Minor, 20, 1l06 21st st.
ne, and Evelyn M Mosby, 30, 4SOl
Colorado ave. NV.
Donald L. Karsky, %, Andrews Air
Force Base. and Janet r. Kraen, 10,
Casper, Wye
Lorenzo W Dennis. %, and Hilda M
Collins, %, both of 1912 Harvard ST.
NV.
Neil F. charland, 80. Mount Rainier.
and Jeanne C. Cipperly, IS, 5O41 lst
ST. NV.
David w. Peyton, "a, Arlington, and
Joyce I. BoviG, 30, 1711 Massachu-
sets ave. NV.
Franklin R. Hum. 10, 4a4 Delafield pl.
nv and Bonnie A. Whitney, 10,
sehiey B. owens. 90, e01o 4th st. ne.
and Thomasine p. Fryer %, 1945
Felix E. Lloyd, jr., 20. 5ls Quincy st.
Hollis b. Jordan, 90 Andrews Air
Force Base, and Beverly F. BowleS,
10, Glen Burnie. Md
Earl Rubin, 20. 700 Z st. ne, and
Annie M Haynesworth, II. AIS D
st. ne
Ralph Moten. jr, 90, Arlington, and
Alice HASN'T. rs. Vienna, Va.
Joseph V. Moran, "a, Bradenton, Fla,
and Dorothy NJ, Singer, 3s, AIS
37th pl sc
Earl w Wheeler, 81, Bethesda. and
Margaret W. Flnney, 46, Silver
Spring.
William J. opie. 20, Pittsburgh, and
Jeanette NJ. Kirby. 20, MilleSburg,
Ohio
Lewis Galloway, IS, 5616 18th st. NV,
and Annie NJ. Hunt, 27, go Madison
st. NV.
Robert A. Abbey, jr.. 26. 1902 Alabama
ave. Sc, and Bernice L. Henderson,
96, zoos Sth st. Sc
.Douglas A. Ward, 35. and Claudia E.
Sanders, 30, both of ING Evarts
st. ne.
Erich II Schmidt. 30, 27Is Ontario
rd NV, and l.. Sylvia Hyvarinen, 81 i,
Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
BIOOdnlobiIe
Schedule SET

The Washington Regional
Blood Center last week dis
tributed a total OF lila pints
of blood in the District and
communities covered by the
bloodmobiles in Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia, the
Red Cross announced.
In the District. 884 pints
were distributed. 327 were used
in Maryland, 327 in Virginia,
100 in West Virginia and 81
outside the area.
In addition to taking advan-
tage of the regular weekly
bloodmobile collections, Red
Cross donors may give at the
Washington Hospital Center
Blood Bank, First street and
Michigan avenue NV, 8 am.
to 4 pm, Mondays through
Fridays; Freedmen's Hospital,
8 am. to 4:45 pm. and 6 to
8 pm, Mondays through Fri
days, and Sunday from 2 to 5
pm; Walter Reed Hospital, 9
am. TO 4 pm, Mondays through
Fridays, and Tuesday evenings
from Z to 8; Washington Re-
gional Blood Center, 2025 E
street NV, Monday l to 8:45
pm, Tuesday through Friday.
8 am. to 4:30 pm; Clinical
Blood Center, National Insti-
tutes of Health, Bethesda, $3.50
am. to $3.50 pm, Mondays
through Fridays (call Oliver
$4,000. extension 4506, for APP
pointment.
The bloodmobiles are sched-
uled to make the following
visits during the coming week:
Monday-D. C. Chapter: Boiling Air
Force Base, Service Club, an. to 5
pm. Montgomery County Chapter:
Rockville Baptist Church, 10 South
Washington street, Rockville, 2 to $3.50
pm, D. c. Chapter: Old Senate once
Building, Room l54, 10 am. to 3:45
pm.
Tuesday--Alexandria Chapter: Red
Cross Chapter House, 40l Duke street,
Alexandria, 10 am. to 3:45 pm.
Arlington County Chapter: Fort Myer,
Gymnasium, 10 am. to 3;45 pm.
Wednesday-D. L. Chapter: Penta-
gon: Choral Room on the concourse.
$50 am. to 3:15 pm. Main Navy,
Constitution avenue at Eighteenth
street, Room 254i, 9:30 am. to 2:45
pm. Prince Georges County Chapter:
Agriculture Research Center, Area III,
Beltsville, Md, $3.50 am. to 3:15 pm
Thursday-D. c. Chapter: The Eve
ming Star. Second street and Virginia
avenue Sc, 10 am. to 3:45 pm.
Observation-Disclosures County Chap
ter Red Cross Chapter House, 2020
East-West highway, Silver Spring, 10
am. to $50 pm. D. C. Chapter:
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, au-
ditorium in annex, Fourteenth and D
streets s. W., IL am. to 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. LaW couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, iDGit three
jul days and receiue the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
easy care cotton and miracI,
usual II | 5 / 81 nd.

Arnc18 triaNetAte and cation hr0adcleth
ArHefR trfaeelnte and cotton pIafxfs
ArneiB trfaGetnfe shMrEskfR solid rO1ars
Arnei# triaeetate SharkSIxfm pIafas aiad EfripeS
DaerOmsf mid cotton prints
RylOn amd Darr0nF4 n0ReIty skeerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

| - LIT0N INDUSTRIES
EiectTonie Equipments Div.
ID Beverly Hills, California
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

! RnrIiHgfan's COTTON. and acetate saaaseiIr
u checks
COTTON ana CHpiDnie rassn shaatuag
prints
Araslg sriacetase and cossoa SELF sSlos
H0Xefties
4 Isl vide
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
REPORTS $l,4oo ROBBERY IN ATTACK

IDefroIf News, TZTZZ
Detroit businessman reported 10 Oak Park police last
night that he had been WAYLAD BY THREE MEN AND
ROBBED OF ABOUT Sl400
Morris Rose 49, of the Hart Rose Packing Co.,
2446 Market, told police the men threw him TO the pave
ment as he approached the door Of his home 24I2l Man.
isfee, Oak Park at $40 PM
Cash and checks representing two days receipts from
the packing house in his overcoaf pocket Rose said
The thugs took the cash. leaving his wallet and the checks
intact he added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
War Veteran

Continued from Back Page)
ALL HUMAN PARENTHooD, THE CHASTITY
FARCE" OF IGNORING NY, GODS. AND JESUS
BASIC FACT RE HEALTH, HEALING, HEAVEN
HERE, NOW 1.-THE FLESH PRoFTETH NOTHING!
SATAN BOUND" MD.s AND MEDICAL NURSES
DESTINED FOR AWAKENlNc-N MANS EXTREMITY
GODS OPPORTUNITY!
NoN-cHRiSTiAN SCIENTISTS ARE sAULs OF
TARSUsL, EVERY SINGLE oNEl RANGING FROM
MILD TO MURDERous FURY!
Services for John w. Cherry Jr. AZ. an evaIvaior
CONTINUED Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03

(Confinued from Back Page
THE SIMILARITY OF PROBABLE CAUSES or THE DIS
AsTER WITH THE CAUSES or SOME IS OTHER FATAL
SCHOOL FIRES under study. The inquest recessed on
Tuesday promising report on JAM l3
summary of school fires has been furnished the Jurors
by department Of the National Fire Protection
association.
FEW LESSONS LEARNED"
ut CERTAINLY APPEARS THAT FEW LESSONS
WERE LEARNED FROM THE OTHER FIRES when
pare them with the testimony and evidence have from
the Dec fire." Dr. Richard .-Sieinmefz said.
Dr. Sfenmeiz, specialist in fires Of unknown or svs-
peous origin, with Dale K. Avck professional eng
and also member of special committee selected
from the blue ribbon Jury of Is top specialists TO make
preliminary studies Of the fire evidence The two will
meet again Friday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
STEALING VIA CIVIL SERVICE AND UNIONS!

THE GRAVY TRAIN!
WHAT IS RICHT?"
Rev. BILLY GRAHAM ANSWERS.
free Press l2/2H
QUESTION: have Job in office which Is so large
and in which there Is so little supervision that Of The
girls do practically nothing all day They say they are rid
ing the gravy train" and got whom said they were
stealing What is right? r. B.
ANSWER: ACCEPTING PAY FOR WHICH a coRRE
SPENDING SERVICE IS NOT RENDERED IS DISHONEST
THINK YOU ARE CORRECT IN SAYING THESE GIRLS
ARE STEALING But am not sure you have approached
the problem in o way TO help.
IF you ARE A CHRISTIAN. YOUR FIRST oBLIcA-
TON IS TO SEE THAT YOU YOURSELF GIVE A FULL
DAYS WORK FOR YOUR WAGES. THEN. AS oPPoRTuN-
iTY PRESENTS ITSELF. YOU CAN WISELY BRING UP
THE DISCUSSION or WHAT IS RIGHT AND WHAT IS
WRONG. SOME OF THESE GIRLS MAY BE LED TO BE
MORE FAITHFUL IN THEIR WORK. II all tsetfu methods
fall would not be vnehea suggest the head Of the
Office force that some system Of supervision be up TO
insure more effective work by ALL
One OF the Ten Commandments is: THOU SHALT NOT
STEAL There many ways Of taking that which is not
our own. Many OF have been guilty Of falling 10 do oil
that could TO that which we arc paid Make this
problem matter Of prayer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
Air Crash Kills

CONTINUED from Page u
AIR CRASH KILLS DOCTOR, FAMILY
~ News l2/24)
ROOSEVELT. Utah. Dec. "a. tUPl-A single engine plane
CRASHED AFTER TAKING OFF FROM A FOG -sHRoUDED
AIRPORT HERE YESTERDAY, KILLING AN ARIZONA
DOCTOR. HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN.
DR. RAY r. LAMB. IS. OF CASA cRANDE. ARIz, HIS
WIFE. HELEN 37 and two children; Frankie and Janet.
were found dead in the wreekage of the light plane which
scattered wide mile north Of this small
rsnehns community about so miles Of Salt Lake City
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
Hurt By Train

CONTINUED from Page u
Walton Youth, Hurt by Train, Gets $175,ooo
(Chesgo Tribune 1910
IL year old boy, who lost his sight when struck by
train. Thursday accepted $l75,ooo settlement from The
Chicago Burlington. and Quincy railroad Hs Is Douglas
Metz who lives farm in Walton, Lee county The set
Element approved by Jury before Judge Charles o.
sede Of Kane county court in Geneva was the largest
verdict against single defendant in Kane county
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
M. treason
lconiInved from Back Page,

Through fhe retirement Of Chaplain major censrsD
Patrick Ryan Protestant chief has gotten back into
the picture He is Chaplain brig GEN. Frank A. Tobsy
The two other Roman Catholic chiefs will continue In Office
at least four years, possibly eight.
az is curious that the Jews have never had chief or
deputy chief division ehef All this prompted
a closer look at chaplain promotions In the Navy II was
among senior commanders, " were In the
promotion be considered by the selection board
for captain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
"sTIlL OUT OF WORK"

Letter TO The Editor Of Detroit Times MA
hope lefsr-wrtsr Dr. Bvehmssser and The president
OF Local l0i Rubber Workers. reads this TO see how
looks In print when there many Of Us still out Of
work st $500 E. jefferson.
To our knowledge land have proof there are over
400 men working daily that have 80 hours week. which
equivalent 10 ava weeks work at hours per shift and
ihws hundreds OF and men WORKING "a hour.
per shift. seven days week. each and every day.
Meanwhile. THOUSANDS or Us ARE STILL OUT m
SENIORITY.
DO you cell this fsir7
Laid on Workers % vs. Rubhsr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
6 Children Killed

CONTINUED from Back Page
6 CHILDREN KILLED IN FIRE
Both Parents at Church Tragedy Hits
5 Bodies Found in Bathroom
tcheago Tribune 12/22)
Kavkavns. Wis, Dec. Il tAPlSx panic stricken chill
dren five of whom crowded into the first floor bathroom
Of their flaming home died Sunday while their parents
in church.
The charred body of The sixth child found the
foot of stairway down which the children had fled from
the upstairs rooms.
The victims children Of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weyne.
berg who attending in HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC
CHURCH four blocks away Tho couple, whose infant twins
died Of natural earlier this year. have no other chill
dren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
PURSE sNATcHERs GET $3.50, 2 RINGS

lDefroIf News TZTZZI
Woman who taking cake TO sick relative last
night LOST $3.50 IN CURRENCY. A GOLD WEDDING
RING AND A GOLD ENGAGEMENT RING WITH A LARGE
DIAMOND TO PURSE sNATCHERs.
Mrs. Susie Please, 2046l Lauder. said she had gotten
out of her Rehon east Of Dexter when youths
approached behind her and knocked the purse Of her
hand.
No monetary value listed for the rings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
a KILLED, II HURT AS CAR HITS BUS

(DefTof
CHICAGO, Dec. a. (AP)-The flaming crash OF Chi
eago Transit Authority bus and last night killed tour
occupants of the Twelve other including
bus passengers. injured
Flames erupfed from the vnderside Of the bus and
pancked passengers boed for exit doors crawling over
seats.
Police said the car apparently skidded through stop
sian at a northwest side intersection.
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Coon Boast
(coniinved from Page y

CONTINUED from Page u
For than four years following the attack on July
a. 1854 the sugger given sanctuary in Michigan by
Gov williams refusal permit his extradfion The COVER
nor who his election labor support reversed his
stand weeks ago amidst accusations Of critics he was
notvsed by political aspirations reaching TO the White
House.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03

Laid on Workers q u.s.Ruhhsr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
a PARALLEL 1905

The Jurors compared the Our Lady of the Angels school
building with details they had in their possession Of other
school fires, including school fire in CoInwood O.,
where l73 children and two teachers died March 1908
That long time ago, BUT MANY or THE THINGS
THAT HAPPENED IN THE OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS
FIRE WERE IDENTICAL WITH THE coLLINWooD FIRE."
Steinmeiz pointed out. .
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News I2I2o)

News l2/zO
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE; ,,., oem,Np
DEAR READERS: THIS WILL, NO DOUBT. ks"''D
you or VARIOUS FABLES AND MORALS A a!e NO
GREED covEToUsNEss AND STEALING 'oo'
WITHIN THE LAVE .oor ne ALL
"THE-L-o-vE-oF MONEY Is The koo' "
EVIL! AND WHY IS THIS SO? .nAms
BECAUSE THE DEVILS DuPEs, DEPUTIES. s 10
EWES MJRpERous GAINS JUDASEs. KNAvEs AMI
FOOLS tTHE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or Al
H-u-MA.N PARENTHooD GET BY-'Fok
sEAsoN-TRAMPLlNc ALL OVER The IeN
COMMANDMENTS cHRIsTs SERMON ON The MooM''
AND INDIFFERENCE, CONTEMPT. OR HosIiLI''
TO MY, GODS MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE en"' -, nc
SECOND COMING" MASTER, SUPREME. So.0
SAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE! The oNv." ,.~,,ru
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES WITH"
WILL MAKE MINcE MEAT OF THAT o'oAN'.s
FRAUD AND MYTH, SATAN, AND ALL no
WORKS INCLUDING THE COMMUNIST GOLIATH
AND ITS PHoNY', 'PUNY God PHYSICAL,
NATURAL. sclENcE-NATURALLY A PRISONER or
THE DEVIL
Turns Down $50 900, Sues and Gets SO
' Detroit News l2/20
CLEVELAND Dec 20-tAP-An attractive woow,
WHOSE LAWYERS REJECTED A $4,000 sE IleMs"
OFFER. WEPT YESTERDAY WHEN COMMON rLeAS
COURT JURY DENIED HER ANY AWARD FOX TIE
DEATH OF HER HUSBAND.
Mrs Robert Ellis, 81, Of Long Beach N.Y. had sou9"'
s25o0o0 from John S. carwocd, OF Long Island ". :.
fellow empoye Of her husband at the Spey 0yoeoPe ~
QUICK VERDICT
She ALLEGED carwood had been negligent in driving the
automobile in which her husband passenger IN me
fatal accident in December, 1854
The Jury verdict returned in Just "a minufes.
MRS ELLIS, MOTHER OF TWO YOUNG CHILDREN,
PALED WHEN THE VERDICT WAS READ. THEN SHE
WEPT.