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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-26
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AND THE CHRIST CARRIED ST. PAUL EVEN
FURTHER: THE FLESH LUSTETH AGAINST The
SPIRIT, AND THE SPIRIT AGAINST The FLESH;
FOR THESE ARE CONTRARY, THE ONE TO The
OTHER, SO THAT We CANNOT DO THE THINGS
THAT We WOULD" - AND SHOULD!
AND "FLEsH" IS OF THE cARNAL MIND
MATTER" HELL, AND THEIR FATHER, The DEVIL -
GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUDS AND Myths =
WILL BE so APPREHENDED BY THE SPIRITUALLY
REoENRATED, IN GODS ONE AND ONLY. Pokf.
TRUE, HONEST, COMPLETE, SATANFREE, SAINT
CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS. HIS CHRIST sc'EN-
list - DEMONSTRATING THE MYTHICAL
NATURE OF THE SHINING. STUPID, BluNDekNo
ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-CALLeD
MATERIAL" WORLD THE THINGS SEEN AXE
TEMPORAL IM-Y.T.HIcALE BUT THE THINGS MOI
SEEN ARE ETERNAL" - God to ST. Paul 70 yoo
~. S. ROCKET IN '49 PAVED WAY
TO SPACE FOR sPUTNIK"
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Morton Says


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INA STATEMENT, SEN. MORTON SAID AN APPRAIs
AL BY MR.. WALLACE OF SEN JOHN r. KENNEDYS
FARM PLAN HAS HELPED ENORMOUSLY TO ALERT
FARMERS TO THE FRIGHTENING IMPLICATION OF THIS
PROPOSAL" BY THE DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CAN
DDATE
THE proposal Of the junior Senator from Massachusetts
Kennedy would Mr. Wallace noted involve the Ieens
ing of every farm every field and every handler OF food
products" Sen. Morton said Bad the Democratic pro
would be for city people, with he scarcity and nfla-
fon it would trigger, the plan would be even worse for
farmers"
MR.. WALLACE, FIRST SECRETARY OF AcRlcUl-
TURE IN THE FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT CABINET,
SAID RECENTLY THAT SEM KENNEDYS "PARITYOF-
INCOME" FARM PROPOSAL SEEMED IDENTICAL WITH
ONE WHICH HE AND MR.. ROOSEVELT TURNED DOWN
IN 1888 AS TOO EXTREME.
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Tv Westerns
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ACCORDING TO ONE INDIAN SPOKESMAN. HARRY
J.W BELvIN, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE cHocTAW Ma
TON, THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR Tv PRODUCERS TO
IGNORE THE HARM THAT MAY BE DONE TO THE
CHILDREN OF AMERICA BY REPITITIOUs DISTORTION
OF HISTORICAL FACTS PERTAINING TO THE WAY OF
LIFE OF ANY RACE OR CREED. INCLUDING THE AMER.
IcAN INDIAN MANY Tv PROGRAMS SHOW INDIANS AS
pLoODTHlRsTY MARAUDERs AND MURDERERs"
Contemporary Indian leaders make II clear that they
do not want feevon rewrife frontier history but
y show what really happened the fact that
the Indians fighting TO defend their homes against
what they considered to be nvasions by the white
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PART 2
IMPROVED HANDWRITING or cs STUDENTS
WE HAVE BEFORE US A LETTER FROM CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE FRIEND. NOW IN SCOTLAND A MOD.
FL OF PERFECT PENMANstIP, AND ARTISTIC, TOO.
AND TIE AGE OF THIS DEAR SOUL, FORMER U. S
CITIZEN, WILL BE IS ON NY NEXT BIRTHDAY" letter
OF 8.i7LO.
GOOD HANDWRITING REFLECTS A DISCIPLINED,
ORDERLY CONSCIOUSNESS - SUGGESTS THE OLD IT.
SCRIPTURE HE THAT RULETH HIS OWN SPIRIT.
CAN RULE A NATION
DOCTORS TO FIGHT OWN DISEASE"
ITS GEOGRAPHY" "DIsEAsE OF THE HAND,
MORE FAMILIARITY KNOWN AS
POOR PEkMANsHIP"
Geography is running rampant al M. Sinai Hospital
and not among the patients at that
The epidemic threatens reach such proportions that
during the week Of Nov. Il special clinic will be esab
hed TO treat fhe afflicted Should the week Of treatments
fail rehabilitation program will be conducted in Deeem-
ber ~ - Il
GEOGRAPHY STRIKES NOT PATIENTS BUT DOC
TORS. IT IS A DISEASE OF THE HAND MORE FAML.
IARLY KNOWN AS POOR PENMANsHIP.
The problem, almost any Isyman who has taken
prescription to pharmacy guess. simply that doc
tors don't write egiby The Mt Sinai adminsr ation has
finally decided TO do something about il.
Citing the story Of narcotics addict who caught
because the prescription he had forced egbIe
be genuine the hospital administration has brought in the
Handwriting Foundation lnonprofN teach doctors good
penmanshp.
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Tomorrow Doctor

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POLIO sC0RCHED SOUL. CRIPPLE, F.DR.,
0Kd BY REASONABLE MATERIA MEDICA FOR
THIRD AND FOURTH TERMs!-
A RED HARVEST!
DEVILS DEMOCRATS PAY OFF SUCKER PUB
Lie WITH PEARL HARBoR - HUNDRED BILLIONS
INFAMY!
AND THAT NOTHING TO FEAR BUT FEAR ITSELF -
LAUNDERING OF P-s-Y-CH-o-P-AT-H-Ic PROT
EsTANT PROSTITUTE - NOT ONLY WOUNDED.
PREVIOUSLY. US. PRESTIGE. BUT THAT
OF THE WESTERN NATIONS, THE CHRISTIAN WORLD
EISENHOWER AND THE MD.'s
SATAN BOUND"
EISENHOWER COULD NOT HAVE BEEN CAPABLE
OF a SECOND TERM WITHOUT VALIANT CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE AID
AND HISTORY MAY RATE HIM WITH WASHING
TON AND LINCOLN!
BUT THE TIMES AND THE FUTURE NEED
PRESIDENTS WHO WILL MAKE THEIR "DECLARA-
TON OR [REPENTANcEl INDEPENDENCE" FROM
THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDIcA WHICH
FUssEs AROUND THE FLESH. WHEREAS THE ILL
ADAMS OR EWES sckLY THINKING NEEDS
cHRISTLIKE. SPIRITUAL AWAKENING TO TRUE
sELFHOOD ! THE cHRIsTLY MAN. WHO IS GODS
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS - REFLEcTNc
GODS DOMINION HARMONIOUS GOVERN
MENT OF THE ENTIRE UNIvERSEl
NoN-cHRIsT SCIENCE CURES ARE DEFECTIVE -
ImPuREl @UA
ORAL ROBERTS PRAYER CURES DESERVE
COMMUNICATION FOR PREPARING MILLIONS FOR
EVENTUAL WORTHlNESS AND ACCEPTANCE
OF HEAVEN AT HAND. WITHIN YOU VIA CHRIST
JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN! - FOREvERMORE -
IN HIS MODERN KINGDOM. THE CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE MOVEMENT. THE HEALER OF THE Ma,
TONS - REVELATION t22:2) OF THE REAL
NATIONS, CREATION, UNIVERSE, THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH THE REAL,
NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY!
BY Allen Shoenfied
Medical the United States, representing in quail
y the highest the world may become available only TO
The weIIiodo and TO indigents public relief within the
next decade.
WARNING THAT AMERICANS WOULD SUFFER
FROM ANsAcUTE DOCTOR FAMINE" WITHIN THE
NEXT 10 TO IS YEARS HAS BEEN SOUNDED REPEAT
EDLY BY LEADERS OF THE PROFESSION AND EDU
GATORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONS 80 FOUR
YEAR MEDICAL SCHOOLS AND FOUR OFFERING TWO
YEAR cURRIcULUMS IN THE PRE-MEDIcAL OR BASIC
SCIENCES.
Yet as the population Of the United States continues
70 riseto an expected 2I3sI000o by 1870 according to
the Bureau the Cenvsthe number OF student applea-
cations for medical careers has been declining.
THOSE SEEKING ADMISSION TO MEDICAL
SCHOOLS DROPPED FROM 22,279 IN 1850 TO l5,l72 IN
1858, THE LATEST YEAR FOR WHICH RELIABLE STA
TlsTIcs ARE AVAILABLE. IN 1850 MEDICAL SCHOOLS
WERE GRADUATING 81 PER CENT OF THE TOTAL RE-
cEvvNc DEGREES IN THAT YEAR; IN 1858, THIS HAD
FALLEN TO AL PER CENT.
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var1,e tconsnvsd from Back p.o.,
AND MRs. EDDY THERETO. p. SOS san. ~cu.wr
GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY ON "''
NATIONS AND PEOPLES - MpspArws,n AL
LUTelv. FINALLY - WITH DIVINE sr,.., ~ooo'
THE COMFORTER. THE HOLY GHOST rEAcu'nc
ALL THINGS - HEALER OF THE NAr,oA,s.
RtveLAIoN VI IRE k'e'A-l - CREATION t,n,.
vekss Ine NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN All
ETERNIrYl ~l1
GODS MESSIAH US. TO ALL NATIONS
AND PEOPLES ROLE:
DESTROY The DEVILS BILLION & RArKErs,
SEX = POPULATION EXPLOSION" q, oon.
SUICIDAL LUNAcY. TREASON CURSE tn
TONS AND PEOPLES
DEVILS &c. - GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL
BASTARD" Heb. l27, 81 - MULrlPL VINO
FLESH, SIN, IGNORANCE, DISEASE DEATHS CAP.
MA. WINDS. CRIMINALS, UNEMPL oYMENT. so
KAP'Dl. IHAI O'v'NelY INSPIRED LEADERSHIP.
CHRIST SCIENTIST, BECOMES INCREASINGLY
IMPERATIVE
PSYeH0PATHIC CATHOLIC HIERARCHY
SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES "A CURSE
ON CIVILIZATION!
DEVILS JUDAS JUDAISM, A DUPE. SUCKER.
DEPUTY, TO EXPLOIT SEX PERPETuATE ,Mp,I7i7v
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF LIFE, ESPECIALLY
THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD or
LETTERS - PROMOTING THE RAMPANT INA.
MoDESTY OF WOMENs DRESS AND BEHAVIOR
SPECIALLY EVER SINCE WORLD WAR -!
THE DEVIL DETERMINED TO REPUDATE THE
CHRIST, THE FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHINc"I
THE FLESH LUSTETH AGAINST THE SPIRIT" AND
VICE VERSA. 80 THAT We CANNOT DO THE
THINGS THAT YE WOULD" - AND SHOULD!
THE DEVIL HAS NO ACTUAL REALITY "A
LIAR VOID OF TRUTH, void OF REALITY BUT
YOU'VE GOT TO FIND THAT OUT! AND SUFFER.
ING WILL PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE TO COMPEL
REPENTANCE, PRAYERS, SPIRITUAL REcENERA.
TON IN MY, GODS, ONLY SATANFREE SAME
CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS, MY CHRIST, scIEN.
TIsT - VOID OF SAUL Of TARsUs. ADAM-EvE
PASTORS OF THE FLESH - INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERS!
KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE is OUR SENIOR,
BASIC PASTOR PRESIDING WITH ITS GUARDIAN
LIBERATOR REvELAToR OF THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH THE REAL - ny ONLY
INFALLiBLE BIBLE PASTOR THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. "SCENcE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" DICTATED
EXCLUSIVELY BY ME TO MY INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES. REvELATOR. MARY BAKER EDDY.
WOMAN Revelation 12:l. 81.
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Unions Enlist M.D.s-
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w
HOWEVER, INSTANTANEOUS HEALINcs ARE
TESTIFIED TO CONTINUALLY, THE YEAR AROUND
PAINLESS BIRTHS. INCIDENTALLY; HARMONi-
Gus CHILD BIRTHS FREQUENTLY WHEN MED-
CAL DIAGNOSES ARE FoREBODlNc. TRULY -
FOR EXAMPLE. THE MOTHER CANNOT SURVIVE
THE BIRTH OR, THE LIFE OF THE BABE is
HOPELESS
AND MANY A TIME WHEN A BABE is BORN
CRIPPLED. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HAS PERFORMED
MARVELLOUS CURES!
"UNIONS ENLIST 'MD.s' AID TO CUT THE
cost OF HEALTH'"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-26
BY A. n. Raskin

a. n.
Labor in this city has taken the first step in pioneer
ing effort TO unite Unions employers the medical profession
and hospital administrators in holding down the cost Of
medical care THE CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL THIS
WEEK ESTABLISHED A PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE OF LEADERS IN THE MEDICAL SOCIETIES,
BLUE CROSS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS AND
OTHER AGENCIES ACTIVE IN THE HEALTH FIELD.
The formation of the group represents tack in
attempts by New York unions TO curb the rapid rise in
hospital and medical bills and thus guarantee maximum
protection unprecedented welfare funds
erng their l000, 900 MEMBERS
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DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOV 2s, 1860
Evening star., 1960-05-22
IF YOU REALLY

Want a challenging position.
have figure ability, enjoy
taking on the telephone,
can tyne accurately and
take pride in a Job ,ven
done, send resume TO Mrs:
Marie Soles. AMERICAN
RESEARCH BUREAU, Belts
VILE Nd
Evening star., 1960-05-22
HELP WOMEN
PRACTIcAL MUSE. white.

PRACTICAL NURSE. white, IL
censed, to work in nursing home
in Takoma Park. Can live in II
desired. Good pay. JU. 5-4s7O.
PREssERS. wool. experienced: per-
manent top-paying Jobs for top
quality presSers in modern air
cooled plant Apply Mr.. Callman,
ARISTO CLEANERS, 1925 South
Capitol St. Ii. 6-6966.
PVT. SECYS., ASSOCS.
We have . openings for exper
secys. to work with top-level peo-
pie; lovely once, 30 hrs. O.
GORMAN q ASSOCIATES tagcy.J,
52S ShoTeham Bldg. Re. 5-475 "a
REAL ESTATE sALESLADY-Large
progressive once in Suitland needs
= TO saleSWomen 10 assist in
selling new 800 house GI and
FHA subdivision In the $4,000
bracket. Terrific commission. We
have , other fast selling sub
$4,000. In addition our present
saleSpeople average = to 4 broker
age deals per month. Unlimited
advertising. We take trades. Call
Mr.. Webster, RE. $4,000; ewes q,
RE. 5-3422 BERENS SALES.
REAL ESTATE Sales Woman =
Progressive and active Northern
p. O. county multiple listing firm
has opening for exp. sales woman
or will train woman who is will
ing to devOla the time and effort
to prosTess in this highly re-
warding bus. Z. c. HILLEY d CO.,
Realtors. AP 7-720O.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN, i
only; a real opportunity for an
experienced real estate salesWom-
an: quality Bethesda Chevy Chase
hstingS: excellent clientele: 3S
years same choice Conn. ave. ad-
dress. Call Mr.. Burke, Sales Man.
ageT at WO, 6.230O. EDW. H.
JONES g. CO., INC, $500 Conn.
ave.
REAL ESTATE WOMAN needed fun
LEARN M EARN"
Will train and assist in every way.
Call Mr. Nicholas, HE. 4-1000.
W. J. NICHOLAS, INC, REALTOR
RECEPTIONIST, type 45 w.p.m.;
woodward Bldg, ST. 3-7l23.
RECEPT. SECY., ideal position fol
pleasant person with association
exp. and some bkpg. slo. shhd
Good edvanc. oppor. 5 d. S375
POTOMAC EMPL., 2334 Wilson
blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000.
RECEP. TYP, will train girl with
college bkgd. in gen. ofc. duties
Slo. accurate typ. S222. POTOMAC
EMPL,, 2334 Wilson blvdD Arl.
RECEPTIONIST in Bethesda. NO
TYPING, Age 22-35. To $3.50.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perpetual Blds., s. s.. JU. 9-6la6
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST needed for
Silver Spring office, Good appear
ance and personality. Ability to
meet public. Age 25-40. Salary
open.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perpetual Bldg. s. g. JU. 9-61g6
RECEIPT. .-TYPIST, S65-S75 wk, Re-
ceptlonist for aviation ofices,
tourist work, excel. salary, nc
shthd Inquire Miss Evans, ST.
3-366s. BoYD'S. G at 18th.
RECEPTIONIST STENOGRAPHER
Downtown law firm. Salary open
Call EX 3-S367.
RECEPTIOHIsT-PBX OPR., Broad
St; days, personable, $40 wk
POTOMAC EMPL., l04 Z. Broad
St, Falls Church, JE. 2-7272.
RECEPTIONIST
Beauty Shop. Part time.
Mr.. ALBERT. LA. 9-13S4. HA
2-l632.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
EXEC. SECY.-$S,200
FINANCIAL INTERVIEWER
Ann C0TTNSFInR

Must be his. grad. and have neat
appearance, 2l-35; excel. work
ing cond., in mod. bids, fringe
benefits, 37l2-hour work week.
Opportunity to learn specialized
work and to grow with organiza-
tion. Will train. Apply in person
See Mr.. HARDIN, GAL Eye st.
NV
Evening star., 1960-05-22
HELP WOMEN

SALES CLERKS, exp. preferred.
STANDARD DRUG CO, 1113 6
Sc. NV.
sALESGIRLs for beach wear and
City, Nd. Good salary: exper. nee
JU. S-4335, OIL. 6-l936.
SALESLADY, nice appearances, In
terror decorating BACKGROUND help
ful, 80 to As yrs. old 40-hr. wk.,
permanent position. good eondi-
tions. COLUMBIA GLASS a. MIR
ROR CO. 222l n Pershing drive.
Arl.. Va. ia. 4-i626 aft. IL noon
sALEsLADY for sportsWear. Perm
anent position: 5-day week. Must
be experienced.
JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO.
sALESLADY, experienced only;
permanent, full time, 3 days a wk;
Must work Saturdays, salary and
liberal commission; apply in per-
son Mrs. Maulsby, GRETCHEN
COLE. 7244 Wisconsin ave, Be-
SALESLADY - Ladies ready-to-
wear; exper., full or part-time,,
excel. top salary plus comm and
bonus. Rochel's. 1910 F st. NV.
sALESLADIES-One fun time and
two part time salesladies, with
dress shop experience. We have
several op en- mss for bright
energetic women who want full
or part time work. Work in one
Of Washington's busiest dress
shops and earn a fine salary plus
commission. Or II you are hesitant
about CLEANSING positions with fear
OF present employers knowledge.
A private interview can be ar
ranged. See Miss Reynolds after
IL am.
The French Poodle Dress Shop
1928 Conn. Ave. CO. 5-293l
SALESLADIES, exper.; wanted for
children's specially shop, Hrs. l
to 8 or 8 TO @: also opening avail.
for capable night manager. Mrs.
Moore, WA. 7-2646.
SALESLADY, to sell and be as
sistant manager OF our Wheaton
Plaza store. An unusual oppor-
tunity for q person who has had
experience supervising sales
moor; 6-day week. See Mr.. Harris,
jr., at 1924 F st. NV.
Joseph r. Harris Co.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
RECEPTIONIST

ARTHUR MURRAY has
openings for full-time recep-
zionist. Washington; part
time, Arlington: age 25-35,
above-average personal ap-
pearance, able to meet pub
lie and enjoy varied work.
Apply in person, l0l1 Con-
necticut ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Sears, Roebuck & Co.

H-LeoA btfu.. MI.
SECRETARY, downtown law once
accurate typfng and shorthand
req: be able to accept responsi-
hility, opportunity for advance
ment and sal. depending on
ability. ST. 3-9O92.
Evening star., 1960-05-22

SALES CLERKS. exp. preferred.
sfaNDhRD sIf1d ARD pRUo' 'SS5a' CO. 11fES ES't &
Evening star., 1960-05-22

SECRETARY-Rece COLLEGE grad
uate preferred; must have above
average typing and Shorthand
skillS. excel potential for ad-
vancement in small attractive
downtown ONCE of lge. inteTna- :
tional corp. Call MRS. JUST. EX.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11
Obituaries

Services for Mrs. Martha Jack
son, of 28 N. 10th Place, were con-
Quoted Saturday at the Antioch Bap-
tiSt Church, with the Webber Nor
tuary in charge of arrangements.
The Rev. ]. H. Peyton officiated.
Mrs. Jackson, who was born at
Millican, Tex, is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Anna Grant and Ger
trude Nixon, and a brother, Bill
Vaughn. She. died August q
Mrs. Gladys Akers, 80, sue
cumbed in Barstow, Calf. on July
81, where she had resided since
leaving Phoenix in 1913.
Funeral services we're hold Satur-
day at the Church of God In Christ,
81 w. Buckeye. The Webber Nor
tuary was in charge of arrange
ments. Elder G. Marshall offici-
ated.
Born in DenniSon, Tex, Mrs
Akers is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee, of Phoe-
nix; her husband, A. c. AkerS; a
daughter, Alice; a sister, Mrs Lu-
cille Ford and three brothers, Rob-
ert, Morris and Dewey Akers.
Mrs Molly Earl, II, of 365 W..
Sherman, Succumbed July 81 at a
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11

Rev. James A. Barlow, national
president, and Jean E. Porter, ma
tional secretary.
Delegates have made reservations
from Michigan, Florida, South
Carolina, Illinois and Ohio and
relegates are expected from several
other states.
The convention hours arg from
1890 am. to 2 pm. with evening
services at pm. There will be
good speakers, healingS, messages
and music each night. The public
is welcome.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11
SpirituuIist
Convention

The 36th annual convention of
the National Colored Spiritualist
Association will convene in Phoenix,
August ID through the 21st. The
convention is coming to Phoenix at
the invitation of Taylor Memorial
Interracial Spiritualist Church, 124S
West Watkins Street, Nellye Maye
Taylor, pastor. All meetings except
the banquet on Monday night will
be held at I'll Montezuma.
Sunday, the 14th, at 3 p. m. there
will be a four-Seasoned tea. The
queens coronation will be Monday
the 18th at 8 p. m. There will be
banquet at Bob Tate's Rose Room,
947 West Watkins Road. The high
light of that will be the talk given
by the guest speaker, Rev. E. w.
Ford, pastor of Harmony chapel,
IS w. Portland. Miss ClarisSa Hall,
radio and TV personality, will give
some numbers. There will be an
introduction of delegates.
Tuesday evening at o'clock
there will be a civic program. Rev.
Walter Holder, pastor of First
Spiritualist Church, 10th and Fill
more, will be the guest speaker.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the
Lyceum will be entertained with. a
wiener roast at Encanto Park. Sat-
urday night at 8 o'clock there will
be a special golden candlelight ser
vice conducted by the national
president, Rev. James A. Barlow of
Detroit
Sunday the 21St there will be a
Missionary service at p. m. The
junior program will be held at 8 pm.
The officers taking part in the
program are: Nellye Maye Taylor,
pastor of the host church; Katho-
leen M. Dougan, church president;
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11
Association Of
Women's Clubs
Supports Pickering

NEW YORK-One of the nations
oldest and most respected Negro
women's organizations went on re-
cord this week in support of the
NAACP's selective buying campaign.
A resolution was read and adopted
at the workshop section of the lOO,-
OOO-member National Association of
Colored Women'S Clubs at its 32nd
biennial convention here.
The organization further resolved
to participate in the orderly picket
ing demonstrations against northern
outlets of national chains practicing
discrimination in their southern
stores"
81 can live for two months on a
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11

local hospital, where she had been
confined. Funeral services were
held at St. Johns Baptist Church on
Friday, with the Rev. L. ]. Dunbar
officiting. The Webber Mortuary
was in charge of arrangements.
Mrs Earl is survived by daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wilma Calvin; two sons,
Preston and Sidney; a sister, Mrs.
Effie Wiley, and a father, Sidney
Dykes.
Funeral services for nine-year-old
Laverne Pollard, who Succumbed at
her home, 1903 S. Ninth Ave, were
held at the Webber Eastlake Chapel
in the Valley Mortuary Wednesday.
The Rev. L. ]. Dunbar officiated.
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Edna Franklin; four sisters,
Norma, Paulette, Lillian and Caro-
lyn, and two brothers, Louis and
Robert.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Threacy Con-
nor Rakestraw wishes to express sim
cere thanks to their friends for their
loving kindness shown during the i'll
ness and passing of their loving moth
er-Bernice, Floyd, Fred, Jene, Clyde
and Flora.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11

DEEP-FREEZE freezer, Ia cubic good as new,
cost S4o8, take $148 or $3.50 monthly. 805
S. Central, till 9 pm.
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11
QhMr1hRa

TAYLOR MEMORIAL
INTERRACIAL SPIRITUALIST
1245 West Watkins Street
REV. NELLYE MAYE TAYLOR
Spirit is the light of the world.
Meetings Lyceum 1890 am.
Sunday School
2:3o pm. - Worship
Arizona sun., 1960-08-11

Il can live for two months on &
good compliment. MARX Twain
Evening star., 1960-07-30
BY ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

pipe and each support may
help absorb vibration, also.
Paint Stain on Cement
Question - While painting
a railing on the front steps,
I spilled about half a can Of
green rust-inhibitive paint on
the cement steps. I have
gotten most of the paint of
(using a LIQUID paint re-
mover, but still have a green
stain on them. Is there any
method of removing this
stain?
Answer - Because Of the
porous nature of cement,
complete removal Of the stain
may be impossible. Suggest
trying a paste type paint re-
mover, or a thick paste made
of dry trisodium phosphate
mixed with twice as much
whiting and moistened with
water. The only other sugges-
ton I can offer is to have a
terrazzo floor grinding ma
chine grind of the surface.
Pointing Over Wallpaper
QuestiOn-Is 1t possible to
paint over wallpaper? What
type Of paint and with a
brush or roller? Our paper
was glue-sized when applied,
and the seams are Tapped.
Answer-If wallpaper has
Tapped (ridged) seams the
paint job will have a rough
amateurish effect. Wallpaper
with butted joints (no ridges
may be painted over. Only
paper that is firmly attached
can be painted over; there is
always the chance that the
paste will soften and the
paper peel of.
Use either a good quality
fiat, wall paint or vinyl plastic
latex paint, applied either
with brush or roller; first be
Evening star., 1960-07-30

firm are: Harold E. HURT,
vice president; Mrs. Virginia
Waugaman, secretary y-treas-
urer, and Aristide Capone,
associate and rental manager.
Associates and agents Of
the firm are: Fred E. Lewis,
John G. Deputy, Joseph M.
Welsh, winthrop L. Stanton,
John NJ. Christenbury, Fran
els ]. McAleese, Kenneth L.
Smith and Samuel E. Bethel.
Allan ]. Hackner, who was
with T. N. Lerner Co., has
been appointed vice president
and sales manager of the
National Capital Real Estate
Corp, Leon Kahn, president,
announced this week.
Mr.. Hackner, a former
major in the Army, also has
had previous real estate sales
experience in Long Island,
N. Y.
At the f'ame time, the firm
announced it has been ap-
pointed sales agent for Ash
burton Woods in Bethesda.
John r. Webster, of Berens
Sales of Prince Georges
County, announced today
that j. William SeatOn has
been appointed manager of
the firms Office at ATT Suit
land road, Suitland.
Mr.. Seaton has been spe-
cializing in the sale of COM
mercial property, farms and
acreage in the county area.
He formerly was associated
with West Real Estate in
Suitland, the announcement
said.
David Levy has joined the
sales department of Robin
son Land Brokers, Inc, the
firm announced this week.
Mr.. Levy is a graduate Of
Los Angeles State College
and attended graduate school
at American University. He
formerly was with the Bu-
reau of Naval Weapons.
\ X \
Stuart A. Bernstein & Co.
formerly Leo M. Bernstein &
Co., has announced opening
of new and larger offices at
1424 K street NV.