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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
"FOR GOVERNOR
"BACWELl IS THE MAN MICHIGAN NEEDS"


it possible 10 ignore the party labels Of the two
candidates for governor and TO attract votes strictly for
the with the best program there would be doubt
that Paul Bsgwe would be the governor Of Michigan
IT SHOULD BE APPARENT TO ALL BY THIS TIME
THAT MICHIGAN NEEDS TO TAKE A NEW, DIRECTION
TO DO so WILL REQUIRE FRESH AND FORTNIGHT
LEADERSHIP IN LANSING. Mr.. BAcWELL IS BEST
QUALIFIED TO PROVIDE 1T.
Mehgans image in the eyes Of the of the nation
not entirely good. Mvch-probabIy mveh-hss been
said about the states climate for industry Too many com.
parsons Of the states load business have been made
with competing states. all TO Michigan disadvantages
See BAGWElL Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
NIXON PRESSES GAINS IN CHICAGO SUBURBS"
BY Ellie Abel

BY Ellie Abel News 1929
WITH NIXON IN ILLINOIS, Oet. 2o-Fortified bv the
rousng endorsement Of President Eisenhower Richard M
Nixon carried his campaign into the Chicago suburbs today
on rising note OF Republican optimism.
But the vice president who and heard the Presi-
dent on eIevson in Davenport La hotel suite felt the
COPS biggest had joined the battle al the RIGHT mo-
meni.
nerDe' o. Klein Nixons secretary. said the vice
president was grateful for what considered one Of the
most effective political speeches in recent years.
See NIXON PRESSES, PAGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
'OuR MAN ON THE BUS
last LEG: 10 FOR NIXON. & FOR KENNEDY
AND 8 STILL UNDECIDED"
NY. Trib. 1921


TRANQUILITY, NJ. oef 2o-rhs !. The end IS N.
a our sometimes hectic eross-eovntry survey and II
comes IN place so peaceful some natives SPELL II Tran
qo'''..H with doubled Just so you get the point.
mere Is Sresfhfskins beauty here as appealing as
OF" 0'sk along the bus route from California through the
Up me m'd'snds and the toes Of the
Colorado or the sweeping deserts Of A,on, b, the
seep NUS arrest the eys their trees SET ssme by sutvns
py0'een"'es and Lake Tranquility remain serene even in
See LAST LEG, Pace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

Tie powe, OF god Save,

redeems man from the law Of
matter, sin, and death by
the law Of Spirif.-the law OF
divine Love-" lp. 1853
When We stand, be still.
and know God is the only
Mind. and ever with US. no
enemies hidden. or unseen
can stand before US, for dwell.
ling in the secret place Of
the Almighty, He protects
US from all evil.
David sang. Hold not thy
peace. o God Of my praises;
They comprised me
about also with words OF
hatred; and fought against
me without a cause"
Psalms 1918
The human senses Will
" h isper many erroneous
falsities. even in these times.
but we must rise above them
through prayerful study. in
this manner We grow in
spiritual understanding. In
righteousness before God.
there is no evil. In God 5
creation before Him. all ideas
are blameless and lovely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
AGAIN. CS. MONITOR. 1922. TOO POLITE
TO CALL KENNEDY, ET Ill, COMPOUNDED LIARS!
"u.S. VOICE III LATIN AMERICA"
81 Rc.coe Drymmond

Washington
When nonpariisan sgencf o. ne federal government
hooded by executive aetke6 by presidential
rornee il IS dff1Lf. srnost impossible FOR II
back II puts il IN cistrss.ios dilemma II replies il
sppesrs bc taking Y keeps silent il appears
confirm IRE charge.
THIS IS WHAT Has ESsn HAPPENING TO THE
UNITED STATES IMPORTATION AGENCY WHICH IS
HEADED By AMBASSADOR CEoPcE ALLEN WHO LIKE
HIS PREDECESSORS, HAS BEEN scRUPULoUs TO KEEP
IT ABOVE THE HEAT AND ScUSFLE OF POLITICS.
Obviously the UsA needs the support Of the Con.
eress and Of the country il sooe 10 do its
Job
See c.s MONITOR. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
LODGE HITS DENIS FOR WAR II MISTAKE f"

Free Press l0-24
WE HAD BERLIN AND THE AREA WEST OF IT, BUT
LET THE REDS SURROUND IT THAT WAS OF POLIO,
scORcHED SOUL CRIPPLE F.D.R let al, SPIRITUAL
PROSTITUTE, BASTARD Heb. 12:7 81.
CHICACO-Henry Cabot Lodge described tie with
drawaI Of American troops from European territory
qyered in World War II as "a tremendous mistake"
He ALSO DECLARED, IN AN ATTACK ON POSTWAR
DEMOCRATIC FOREIGN POLICY, THAT "YOUkC MEN
or MILITARY AGE ARE NOT THINKING TODAY OF
HAVING TO GO TO THE CONGO AS YOUNG MEN WERE
THINKING or GOING TO KOREA IN 1880"
See LODGE HITS DENIS, Psse2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
I'm Tv SPEECH
VOTE NIXON, IKE URGES"

Free Press 1929
rn'lADelpH'A- Jap President Eisenhower said
Friday night Richard Nixon should be HE ,,...or h...
this most powerful" of n1fions needs lad. 49, ,;u
think first and then act wisely
See VOTE NIXON, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

NIXON: HITS TALK OF RECESSION"
DENIS "HOPINC TO WRICClE OUT FROM UNDER
THE DEVASTATING IMPACT" : EXPOSURE OF.
PERHAPS. '259o INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES
HE SAID THAT IN THE KEY STATES or PENN
SYLvANiA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS AND IOWA THE
TIDE IS RUNNING STRONG AND DEMOCRATS BY THE
THOUSANDS ARE JOINING WITH US TO SUPPORT OUR
TICKET"
See NxoN HITS TALK, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
LUTHER ANNIVERSARY : MASONIC TEMPLE.
1923.

a.. HRS WELL SPENT
NOW We KNOW HISTORIC SCOTCH REFoRMER,
JOHN KNOX lso5?.l572l VIA AN AMERICAN
PREACHER BORN IN SCOTLAND DR. GEORGE
DocHERTY. - a GOOD SAUL or TARsUs PROT
EsTANT, BUT A BIT TEcHED IN THE HEAD -
A eo-YEAR PLUS. RIP VAN WINKLE, LIKE ALL
OF THE CLERGY. THE kON.cHRlsT SCIENTIST =
PROTESTANT. CATHOLIC. HEBRAIc. GREEK
KNOX IS CREDITED WITH BEING THE LEADER OF
THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND
a PREACHER. STATESMAN AND HISTORIAN"
Am. College Dict
DocHERTY WOULD VOTE FOR KENNEDY!
II POSSESSING SUFFRAGE tof De-. IS OF THE
BREED OF PROTESTANT CLERGY - SOFT ON
DEVILS Rel BOTH SPIRITUAL TRAITORS AND
TO GOD AND MAN!
See LUTHER ANNIVERSARY Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
'BIC0TRY LAID TO HACKERS OF KENNEDY"
"'INFIAME RELIGIOUS ISSUE MILLER SAYS"

BY Don Irwin
WASHINGTON Oct 20.-An influential Republican
Catholic accused hackers Of sen r. Kennedy today
Of prseficng bgofry reverse" TO corral Catholic votes
for the Democratic Presidential nominee.
THE CHARGE CAME FROM REP. WILLIAM {. MIL
LER, NY, CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
See BIcoTRY, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
Paul exhorfed. Now this
! say. that every one OF you
saith, | am of Paul; and J OF
ApolIos; and | Of Cephss; and
I OF Christ.
us Christ divided? was Paul
crucified for you? or were
ys baptized in the name OF
Paul?
Il thank God that bap-
tized none Of YOU, i;
Lest any should say that
had baptized in mine own
name.
And | baptized also the
household Of Siephanas. be-
sides. know not whether ]
baptized any other" ] Cor.
ll.l2-l6)
Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy teaches, Even
Christ cannot reconcile Truth
70 error, for Truth and error
are irreeoncilsbIe. Jesus aid
ed in reeonciIing man TO
God by giving man frver
sense Of Love, the divine
Principle Of Jesus teachings,
and this frver sense Of Love
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
EXPOSURE OF re. DEsPo7IsM!

EXPOSURE OF re. DESP0TIsM!
MANUFACTURED (A.F.. CS.) C0ksCIENCES
By FORMER ROMAN CATHOLIC MONK.
DR.. HUGH +. FARRELL (P.O.A.u. GUEST =
THE HIERARCHY IN TIE U.s.A"
CATHOLIC ASSASSINATION or IlNcOLN!!!
SPOKE WITH CKRIsTlY AFFECTION FOR res
ccD's DETROIT TRIBUNE
It's PyBLise;ER ASKED RE CATHOLIC AssAssNA-
Tl-N o. LINCOLN
CP FARRELL BOOTH II Al or TIE AssAssINs
WERE CATHOLIC EXCEPT onE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE FILES GIFTED THE FACES
THAT WOULD HAVE LNsWEREo &c. RESPONSIBILITY
ARE MISSING
CUR QUESTION No. Z How MANY CATHOLICS
SIGNED THE DECLARATION CT INDEPENDENCE"
See EXPOSURE OF re. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

DENIS: Full EMPLOYMENT WITHOUT WAX!
F.D.R.s MUlTl-BnLIoNs PUMP PRUNING :
eMIllI0N UNEMPLOYED 80!
SO RECESSION: OF DEVIL LABOR collATHs /
MeDoNAlD's STEEL STRIKE.
MUlTI-BIlllON S SABOTAGE!
DEVILS REUTHER's RUTHLESS lUNACY.
CLEVELAND, 2-la TO 3 YEARS AGO!
PIE IN THE SKY PROMISES AND DEMANDS
POISONED NATIONAL MORALE!
PsYCHOPATHIC US. SUPREME COURT or THE
'3os SET OFF SCORES or BILLION LABOR
STEALS or MAJOR GUILT III THE LESS THAN
soc DOLLAR!
SEE DEms FULL EMPLOYMENT Page
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Continued on Page Four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
TTIIscE -7-Ts- wv NJ
"CAILOPiNG IN REVERSE T0A
NEW FRONTIER " (lrom Tv speech
IKE BLASTS KENNEDY AS RECKLESS "

Def. Times o-z0
WASHINGTON Or ~ UPi-7resiSen' Eisenhower.
..s-rog Senator John z Kennedy for reckless
s1e-1 pla,s and amazing rresponsbify today added
srorer ns.oo~ioe ~ appearance . his esc'-Nson
ps'so.
see WAR or PElcE Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
WAR OR PEACE A STAKE IN ELECTION.
IKE SAYS"
KENNEDY AssAlIED AS GLIB"
TOUGH SPEECH SAYS DEMOCRAT
RUNS DOWN U.s."
BY Andrew +. knyebouf c.. +++
Modern Christian Science crussds

Modern Christian Science Crussder
Major Prophet OF ~oUr Fs'her-Mcfher Cos. aiI-hsr-
rnonovs" o. l5 Science ard Heath With Fs~ 70 fhe
Scriptures &, Rsry Baker E6dy with ~orl5 message
and r,isson VITO wildly sAe grace OF ccd-do Frue-
he ,fvsrn Luther lob in this age = Ard hoD s-ienee
H.slih or textbook is Gees Lberso- OF re Bible
Il HiGAER AND TRJER REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
T-ah TIE POPE A. ROME AND T-s "kliER -
Hgs FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jsscs ~css5 ris1'eoysrsss and hates lni7Ui'T
Ths ~l-ke~srr1~ I've IN focis paradise
THESE SIGNS s-ALL FCLLo" FAITHFUL
s-J-zNrs CT, CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE ny WORKS AND GREATER" JESUS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
MCNAMARA RAps COP ON INTEREST"

Free Press 1924
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEVILS DEMOCRAT - re. - AND LABOR
RAcKETEER WOULD FAVOR TIE iNFLATloN-
AIRY COURSE OF ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN
WHICH CUT THE DOLLAR TO 3oe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05
AN HONEs-. CHRISTINE ANSWER:
C.s. MONITOR EDITORIAL, lO-25:
1.-THE INTEREST RATE ISSUE"

Democratic Senator Patrick v. MeNamara said Sunday
that high interest rates under the Republican Adminsra
amount TO welfare program for money lenders.
See MCNAMARA RAPs COP, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

See NIXON: HITS TALK. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-05

See VOTE NIXON. Pace 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

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Evening star., 1960-04-16
Warden Retirinq

On Monday most Episcopal
parishes in the Washington
Diocese will hold their annual
elections of wardens and vestry-
men. With the passage of time,
those who have carried the
duties of these important posts
drop out so others may take up
where they left off.
This year at st. Adams
Episcopal Church one of its
most distinguished senior
wardens will retire after serv-
ing q decade in that position.
DR.. Albert w. Atwood, noted
magazine writer and author,
will leave the vestry Monday
as part Of the rotating system
now in effect.
His service goes back much
further than 1850, for in 1941
he was elected to the vestry.
In. 1947 he was chosen junior
warden and after serving three
years became senior warden.
The Amherst College gradu-
ate has the unusual distinc-
Evening star., 1960-04-16
De Paul Society
Reports on Work

The st. Vincent de Paul Soci-
ETY., Catholic mems charitable
organization, assisted 999 fam
lilies involving 1865 persons
last year, the society's annual
report revealed today.
Released by Leo F. Stock,
immediate past president, the
report noted that 334 members
in 81 Catholic parishes in the
city made cash expenditures
for food, rent, medicine, cloth
ing and other necessities
amounting to $74,575 in. 1859.
Principal source of these funds
was poor boxes found in each
church.
In addition, society members
made 1928 visits to poor per-
sons or those confined to their
homes or hospitals, or those
in need of spiritual help.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
DR.. Rippy
To Retire

The Rev. DR.. M. Leo Rippy,
SO. widely known Methodist
religious education leader, will
retire from his post as minister
Of education at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church at the
end of May, it was announced
here this week.
DR.. Rippy, who served 20
years in Nashville, Tenn, as
director of adult church school
work for the Methodist Church,
is concluding his active ministry
where he began it. Most recently
he has been at Mount Vernon
Place Church since 1857, but
he also served there from 1919
70 1924 as director of religious
education.
Known as pioneer in many
unique church-school programs,
DR.. Rippy became director of
the Department of Christian
Education of Adults Of the
Methodist Board of Education
in 1910. Under his leadership,
the church's network of direc-
tors Of adult work for confer
ences, districts and subdis-
tricts was organized.
Born in Beaver Greek, Tex,
DR.. Rippy earned his bachelors
degree from Southern Metho-
dist University, Dallas, and his
masters degree from American
University here. In 1854 he was
awarded an honorary doctor of
divinity degree by West Virginia
Wesleyan College, Buckhannon,
w. Va.
He is the author of "The
Church Working With Young
Adults" and of numerous leaf
lets and articles on adult work.
DR.. Rippy and his wife plan
to live in Nashville and Lake
Junaluska, N. c., where they
own homes.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
A Girls Devotional

Melissa Ann Spore is an H.
year-old girl who has given
considerable thought to the
meaning Of Easter and the
resurrection of Christ.
She is a student at the Vir-
ginia Hills School and this
week wrote a devotional with
the title What Easter Really
Means" for her fifth-grade
class. Here it is:
Christmas is children's
favorite holiday. They love
the vacation, the presents, and
sometimes even the snow. Many
grown-ups say children don't
really know the meaning of
Christmas.
"They strive to bring the
story Of Jesus birth to young
ears while many a time they,
themselves, do not know why
we celebrate this joyous day.
"Of course, it is the birthday
Of Christ but Christmas would
be Just another day if He had
not died upon the Cross. But
He did not die forever-He lives
even today. Still His crucifix-
ion and resurrection prove to
all that He was the promised
Saviour. This is why we cele-
brate our most joyous holiday.
We celebrate because He bore
the Cross for u.s."
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Visitors to Speak
At Two Churches

Guest speakers viii address
two Washington area religious
groups tomorrow.
DR.. Edna Lister, minister and
leader of the Society of the
Healing Christ, Seattle, Wash.
viii speak on BE Alive With
Easter Glory" at the IL am.
service of the First Divine Sci
ence Church, 1900 Seventeenth
street NV.
Christopher Hermanns, a
student from the Union of
South Africa at Howard Uni
versity, will speak to the Theo-
sophical Society In Washington,
726 Eleventh street NV, at
$3.50 pm. His subject will be
The Hope of Brotherhood for
South Africa
Evening star., 1960-04-16

illness. It holds many ideas
in common with Christian Sci
ence but is q much smaller
group.
Question -" why do some
Christians cross themselves?"
Answer-Where this practice
began we do not know. But we
do know it is an ancient one.
Traditionally, the sign Of the
cross is traced by a motion of
the right hand over the fore
head, or from the head down.
ward and then across the
breast.
In the churches of Western
Christianity the custom is to
make the sign of the cross first
with a downward motion and
then from the left to the right
shoulder. across the breast. In
Eastern Orthodox Churches the
thumb and first two fingers
are placed together-symboli
of the Trinity-and the sign
starts with the downward
movement from the forehead,
but the crossing is from right
to left, concluding with placing
the open palm of the hand over
the heart.
In any case it is an insignia
that a Christian is reminding
himself Of the cross as the SYM
Dol of his faith.
(Relessed by The REGISTER and
Tribune Syndicate, 196o)
Evening star., 1960-04-16

ton Of having been chairman
of a committee to select a new
rector three times in the past
IL years. When DR.. Charles r.
Warner, rector of st. Adams
Parish for nearly 40 years, died,
DR.. Atwood was head of the
committee that called DR.. z.
Felix Kloman from Philadel-
phia as the new rector in 1949.
DR.. Kloman resigned in 1852
to become dean Of the Virginia
Theological Seminary and DR..
Atwood headed the committee
that invited the Rev. Robert S.
Trenbath to take the post. The
latter died In 1856, and once
again the writer was chairman
Of the committee that asked
DR.. Kloman to return to st.
Adams as rector,
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Dr.. Muduy to Speak

DR.. Bella C. Maday, Hun
garian professor at American
University directing research
area studies in world culture,
will speak on Interesting Sim
ilarities Among Different Peo-
pies" during the International
Crossroads Sunday Morning
Breakfast at 9 m. tomorrow in
the Central YMCA, 1885 G
street NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Church to Dedicate
TubIeuu Windows

Christ Lutheran Church will
dedicate six stained-glass win
dows during the $3.50 am. serv-
ice tomorrow in the church,
Sixteenth and Gallatin streets
NV.
The windows, which depict
scenes in the life of Christ, will
be dedicated to the memory of
several former members of the
church and two of them in
memory Of the Rev. C. C. Nor
hart, first pastor of Christ
Church.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Rosary Recitation

The Confraternity Of the
Most Holy Rosary has an
nounced that daily recitation of
the angelus and the rosary at
the Rosary Shrine in st. Dom
mics Catholic Church, Sixth
and E streets S.W., viii be con-
tinued after Easter. Recitation
will take place each week day
at 1910 pm. and each Sunday
at noon.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
BOOKS
ON RELIGION

The Rule Of God, by G. Err
nest Wright doubleday & Co. /;
$2.s5)-Essays in Biblical
theology.
Bold Encounter, by Peter
Thomas Rohrbach Bruce Pub
fishing Co.; $3.75)-A novel
based on the life of John Hepez,
st. John Of the Cross.
Calm Delight, by Elsie Cham
berlain Doubleday g. Co.;
daily devo-
ton readings by a woman Con-
gregational minister.
Minister'S Federal Income
Tax Guide, by Sidney D. Rosof
(Harper & Brothers; $2)-An
income tax guide book for min
listers.
The Liturgical Renewal Of the
Church, edited by Massey H.
Shepherd. jr. (Oxford Univer-
sity Press; $3.25)-A compre-
hensive treatment of the
thought and activity Of the
contemporary liturgical move
ment In the United States.
Religion in Israel Today, by
Joseph Badi tBookman Associ-
ates; $3.50)-The relationship
between state and religion in
modern Israel.
Hinduism and Buddhism, by
Amanda K. Coomaraswamy
(Wisdom Library; 95 cents)-
A discussion of problems in the
philosophy of religion from the
Indian point of view.
The Population Explosion
and Christian Responsibility, by
Richard M. Fagley (Oxford
University Press; $4.25) A
studion OF the effect the spec
tacular population increase is
having upon the world.
Devotional Introduction to
Job, by Andrew w. Blackwood,
jr., Baker Book House; $2.95)
An Interpretation of the Book
Of Job.
Roman Catholicism and Reli-
giOus Liberty, by DR.. A. F.
Carrillo de Albonoz (World
Council of Churches; $1)-A
study showing many Roman
Catholic theologians favor reli-
gious freedom.
To Calvary With Christ, by
Harold A. Buetow Bruce Pub
fishing Co.; $1.25) - Medita-
tions on the Stations of the
Cross.
A Daily Thought for Lent, by
Charles M. Herbst CBruce
Publishing Co.; $D-A daily
lenten devotional.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Five Hours on Air

Radio Evangelist Dale Crow
ley is one Of Washington's busi-
est and most energetic min
listers. But tomorrow will be a
test even for him. Starting with
his seventh annual Easter sun
rise broadcast at $50 am. over
WPIK, he will put in q full
five hours of broadcasting be-
fore the day ends. He finishes
the day with q program from
9-10 pm. over Station WEAM.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Boptists Slate
Ground Breokino

Members of the Del Ray
Baptist Church will attend a
ground breaking service for
their proposed new $400, 900
sanctuary at 9 a m. tomorrow at
2405 Russell road, Alexandria,
Va.
The Rev. Robert F. Cochran,
pastor of the church, will Off
ciate. The new structure will
seat 1900 persons.
Del Ray Baptist Church, Or
ganized in 1880, has more than
$500 members. The congrega-
ton has been worshiping in its
educational building on prop
erty adjacent to the new sane
tuary.