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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11
Judge Fraley Hears
Arguments in Case
OF Browning Estate

Associate Judge Neil c. Fralcy
heard arguments last Friday in the
Garrett County Circuit court in
the case involving the estate OF
Richard S. Browning, who died
February Is. 1859, as the result OF
an automobile accident.
Judge Fraley also received briefs
from the attorneys in the case. The
trial was held January Is in the
Circuit court
Two persons are claiming to be
the widow of Mr. Browning. One
is Mrs. Margaret E. Browning, al
so known as Margaret E, Brown
of White Plains, New York, whom
he married according to the rec
ords. November %, 1912, in Spo-
kane. Washington. The other is
Helen Elizabeth Pratt Shafer
Browning, whom he married Janu-
AIRY Ia, 1859 in Frostburg.
The suit was sent over to the
Circuit court from the Orphans
court of Garrett county in June
1859, after argument developed as
to who was entitled TO be the
rightful administrator of the estate
estimated at $4,000 to $4,000. The
estate includes some valuable prop
crty on Deep Creek Lake, it was
stated.
Letters of administration had
been granted to Robert +. Brown
ing Brown now residing in
Bethesda, son of Mrs, Margaret
f. Browning Brown. Then petit
ton for revocation of letters oil
administration and an application
for appointment as administrative
was filed by Mrs. Helen f. Pratt
Shafcr Browning, widow, of Mt
Lake Park
Attorneys for the administrator
of the estate arc Lewis r. Jones
and f. Ray Jones Horace +. Whit
worth, Jr., is attorney for the
second wife.
t fTC question: j uttEC lie H v v
must rule on is who is the law
full widow" a written opinion will
be filed within the next few weeks
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11
Incidents In Captain BrOck s
Heroic Life Are Recalled
S. F. Hamill Named
To Orphans Court

The appointment of Stuart +
HamilI. Sr.. Oakland attorney. as
a member of the Orphans Court
for Garrett county was announced
this week. Mr. Hamill was one OF
those recommended for the office
by the Democratic State Central
committee.
He will fill the vacancy created
by the death of c. F. Hammond
several weeks ago. and will serve
until the regular election in 1862
The other two members of the
court include Roy Turney, Of Ac-
cident, and Truman c. Bittinger,
of Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11
Fireman Dies While
Fighting Fire Today

Andrew c. Wilson, assistant
chief of the Kitzmiller fire depart
ment, collapsed and died this
morning while fighting a blaze at
Elk Garden, which destroyed the
home of William Murphy.
The cause of the blaze was not
Immediately determined. The Key
ser and Deer Park Fire depart
mcntS were also called to assist in
cXtinguishing the flames. 1t was
a tWo-Story frame dwelling.
Mr.. Wilson was a retired miner
and was aged about go years.
Funeral arrangements are incOm-
plctc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11
Club Recognizes

The Sunnyside Boys All club
reorganizcd on Sunday, January %,
with the following officers elected:
Don Bittingcr, president; Nelson
Swartzcntruber, vice-president
Rocky Swiger, secretary-treasurer;
and Bud White, chaplain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11

A change in the management
personnel of the West Maryland
Power company was announced
this week by j. Thomas Cain, who
has been special representative of
the company in Oakland since Oc-
TUDCT, TJJU.
Mr. Cain has been transferred
TO Morgantown, w Va. effective
March |, where he will be chief
clerk in the Transmission and Dis
tribution department. Coming TO
Oakland TO succeed MIR. Cain will
be Henry lIupp, 81. of Fairmont,
who has been assistant TO the sales
supervisor in that city. He will as
sumo the position of district man
ager for Garrett county.
At present John o. Collins,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11
Auditory To Meet

The Loar Auxiliary to the Gar
rctt County Memorial hospital will
have its regular meeting Thurs
day, February IS, at 1870 in the
board room of the hospital.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11

A Titan missile fired from Cape
Canaveral exploded seconds after
launching.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
IFC Sets


The Washington Chapter
Of the international Fedora
tion Of Catholic Alumnae has
lined up some prominent
Catholics for o panel discus
sion on the responsibility for
participation in community
and national affairs.
The program Is set for 3
pm. tomorrow at Stone
Ridge. the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart.
Moderator Of the panel will
be attorney John P. Moore,
general counsel for the new
Holy Cross Hospital In Silver
Spring.
Mrs. Eugene Mccarthy,
wife Of the Senator from
Minnesota, win be one Of the
panelists, and others will be
Mrs. Edward c. Moynihan,
newly-elected president Of
the Washington Archdiocesan
Council Of Catholic Women;
Mr.. william J. Nagle, execu-
tive director Of Operation q
Policy Research, Inc. one Of
100 signers Of the recent
statement Of well-known
Catholics regarding separa-
tion Of Church and State,
and Miss Dorothea Sullivan,
associate professor Of the
School Of Social Service of
the Catholic University Of
America.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
FASHION,
NOTEBOOK
Why Do Men Love to Buy
Beautiful Gift Lingerie?
BY ELEM

There's an obvious answer
to why men love to buy lin
gerie for the women in their
lives at Christmas time. IT'S
because they love to have
! women wear beautiful things
at home.
Women would do well to
take the hint year round.
Instead Of waiting for Christ
mas to be given something
lovely in the way Of linge-
rie. they ought to make q
point of having a lingerie
wardrobe Of which they can
be proud at all times.
Marguerite Hight of Van
ity Fair Is q woman who has
worked with beautiful lin
gerie for quite some time. At
yesterdays two showings of
Candle Colors by Vanity
Fair" at Woodward q 10th
rop, she stressed the new
mood Of elegance surround
ing the new designs.
Use Many Sources
"we take our design hints
from many sources. Past pc
riods, when beautiful linge-
rie was a real luxury often
offers exciting inspiration.
Also, we look to see In which
direction clothes are headed.
Right now the mood is to-
ward a much more formal,
and feminine outlook" she
insists.
Nylon lingerie has
emerged from its utility CO.
coon. and is now the most
beautifully colored butterfly
Of fashion," Marguerite Hight
notes.
The wonderfully exciting
satin Ravissant fabric Law
ishly trimmed with Alencon
lace in the rich candle glow
shade, ''looks, feels. and has
the beauty Of luxury lin
gerie Of the past" she adds.
There is no reason why any
woman from q size 80 to q
AZ should be deprived Of the
thrill. Of wearing lingerie
that makes her feel pamper-
Evening star., 1960-11-04

world into geographic. cul-
tural or linguistic regions Is.
almost over with the jet-age.
Please do not believe what
Kipling said: o East is East
and West is West, And never
the twain shall meet. what
is now taking shape before
our eyes is q world commu-
nifty Of enlightened peoples.
free Of past prejudices and
narrow outlook" she said.
Praises Center
The visitor had high praise
for the "East-West Center"
now under construction In
Honolulu.
@I was told that the center
win enable students and
leaders from various regions
Of the world to get together
with the express purpose Of
finding q synthesis between
Evening star., 1960-11-04
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, b. c. &aAsaAn {
Fidoy, Novembes 4. 1860 SOSsStI tIOsSIS

beautifully tinted nylon tri-
cot also fuse into fantasy
colorings that any artist
would be proud to have
dreamed up.
New Designs
Many Of the new designs
are in the evening gown ira
dition. In fact, one Of the
famous Vanity Fair stories
involves a woman who put q
satin slip underneath her
short turquoise gown, and
went of to q dance receiving
compliments galore on her
new evening gown with the
pretty pleats.
Wonderfully exciting colors
crop UP in the holiday lin
gerie. There's a new pink fire
that is in the red family,
heaven blue. dawn pink, and
honeysuckle, a blend between
ivory and beige. In co-ordi.
mated bras. girdles, full slips,
and matching petti-skirts.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Southern Style
Bazaar Planned

The Parish Hall Of st.
James Episcopal Church, In
dian Head, Md, will he the
scene tomorrow Of the
Showboat Bazaar. The ba-
zaar. which viii begin at I
pm, will be decorated In q
New Orleans motif.
The tea shop will be q
replica Of o New Orleans
courtyard and pencil sketches
win be done by q local artist.
In addition 10 these features,
q White Elephant table,
Christmas gifts and decora-
tions. toys. and women's ac-
cessories will be on sale.
Sandwiches and cold drinks
will be available throughout
the bazaar and from 5 to 8
pm, q turkey dinner will be
served.
Evening star., 1960-11-04

ed. Is her credo. Particularly
since ease Of care is also
built into the styles, thanks
to the miracle Of science.
Leader I'm Field
Vanity Fair has always
been q leader In the field
Of nylon fashion research
and color. It believes In
beauty for the boudoir and
in undergarments.
Their nightgowns and peig-
nors possess o fairy princess
look to them. This Christmas
they are spotlighting one
style whose entire sleeves
and the yoke are made Of
Alencon lace. Two new pat
terms, Autumn Rose and Lily,
give a new dimension to the
nylon lace used.
Deep, deep lace borders
provide a lavish look for
many new slips. Overlays Of
Evening star., 1960-11-04

their different ways Of life,
and who can deny that its
founding is . growing realiza-
ton Of the oneness Of hui
manity." Mrs. Cherian said.
She made . strong plea for
"a complete rejection, In the
light Of better knowledge, Of
the false ideas and notions
different regions Of the world
have about each other"
She explained: "Until re-
Gently o typical Fasteners
image Of America was based
on Hollywood movies. This
image was distorted and en-
tirely out Of focus with things
as they really are over here.
'Thus. for instance. Holly
wood movies present Ameri-
can women as fun-loying.
love : hungry. cropping and
selfish creatures.
But the actual fact is that
Mrs. and Miss America are
far from being like that. They
are Woodworking. generous
and, extroverts.
I'm like manner, the West.
ern conception Of Eastern
women Is that either we are
put on pedestals. or we are
consigned to eternal sub
servience to our menfolk, that
we walk behind them carry
ing bundles and never raise
our voice before them, and
so on.
"This conception is Just not
true. We have come q long
way from being the servile
and docile creatures Of 800
years ago..
Free India has always had
q woman IN its cabinet. This
cannot be said Of the cabinet
here. Similarly. there are
more women In central and
state legislatures in India
than in the United States.
Who can deny that this Is
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Visitor From India Has Fashion Idea

progress Of the highest
order?" she said.
More Freedom s
Mrs. Cherian said that the
nt-fSinily system Is break
ing up in'the East. She con-
tended that women are more
free than before to- select
their own husbands. 81
Il have two daughters. One
Is 20. the other 20, I cer-
tainly will not and cannot
dictate whom they should
marry" she said.
But Mrs. Cherian warned
that the search for o career
by q woman should not be
allowed to jeopardize the
good atmosphere Of her
home"
"A desire for self-expression
In Q woman Is natural. But
1t should not 60 to the ex-
treme, as to leave her less
time for her husband and
children. This can lead to
tension and juvenile delin-
quency." she said.
Mrs. Cherian's husband, DR..
p. v. Cherian, Is one Of India's
top surgeons and q member
Of the Upper House Of legis-
lature In their home state.
The couple was recently in
West Germany, touring the
country as state guests
AS the mayor. Of Madras
in 1858, Mrs. Cherian,s main
contribution was in the fields
Of slun clearance and free
lunch for the city's $4,000
school children.
Her present afiiliations in
clude membership Of the
Senate Of the University Of
Madras: trusteeship in the
Madras City Improvement
Trust; membership Of the
Madras City Council for
Child Welfare, and vice.
presidentship Of the Indian
Conference Of Social Work
and All-India Women's Food
Council.
Evening star., 1960-11-04
By MOHANINfED A. RAUF. Jr.

0S mO1AA2FAN46D ne 1kAOEa 81
Contributing writer
Mrs. Tara Cherian. Q for
mer mayor Of Madras. India,
has challenged the ingenuity
Of American dressmakers to
come up with an evening
dress based on @ sari motif.
Mrs. Cherian, now on O
visit to Washington IS q
State Department guest, said
that the evening dress she
had In mind would have
pleats in front and q little
trail ct the back to look like
Q sari. but would not be q
sari ct all.
II believe that any woman
would look ravishing In II.
It win bring out the figure
excellently, and II your won-
derful designers work upon
it seriously. they can easily
steal q march over their
counterparts in Paris she
said.
Here for Study
Mrs. Cherian IS here for Q
first-hand study Of United
States election procedures,
educational Institutions and
community projects.
The former mayor, who is
now . director Of the Indian
Airlines Corp. was enthusi-
astic over the fruitful OUT
come" Of growing cultural
contacts between the East
and the West.
Department talization Of the
Evening star., 1960-11-04

plus the beautiful boudoir
fashions they help create O
memorable lingerie wardrobe
for women who know that
wearing something pretty
makes them feel the same
way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
1.-THE NEGRO IN DETROIT"
"CRIMINAL RATE TOP PROBLEM"

Del. Times 4
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
FIRST-CLASS CITIZENS.
WHITE OR coLoRED LEADERS AND LAYMEN,
DO NOT INDULGE IN, NOR SUPPORT.
THE DEVILS BILLION S RACKETS
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, TOBACCO. THE MARK
OF SATAN BOUND" ADAMS EWES, MURDEROUS
GAINS. JUDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE
EGO AID PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHcOD HENCE, THE IMPERATIVE DE-
MAND OF THE NEW BIRTH AS PER JESUS TO NIcO-
DEMUS WARNING - NON-CHRlST SCIENTIST
CHURCHES. CLERGY. EFFECT ONLY WHITEWASH
REBIRTHs THEY ARE oo-YEAR PLUS RIP VAN
Wrinkles MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPLES!
See THE NEGRO IN DETROIT. Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
MARITAL sM0C" : as per Detroiter.

Editorial page. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Monitor, 2-Is
Recent items on the need for patient nteiqent ears
s'e" 10 martial problems should be studied and taken
heart by many n-Iaws, lawyers, and ministers
BY IN.LAws, REFER TO THE FATHER. MOTHER.
; o,S.ek OK BROTHER WITH WHOM A HUSBAND OR
WIFE MUST CONTINUE TO compETg roo tit .srs~
TONS OF THE PERSON THEY MARRY rue,p INTER.
TERENCE IS cLoAkED IN wELL-souNpINc PHRASES.
Ins VICTIM MUST LEARN THE LESSON TAUGHT IN
me STORY OF JACOB AND LABAN IE HE OR SIZE WISH
LIFE. '"'' - "oN""Al mAKK'1D
v;,t 81 '',es' mean those who so preoeevpied
WI" 'ne', pedeaIs and solving the public relations prob
.ems o. The entire world that they have M , q, listen
20 me domestic problems Of mere individuals.
See MARITAL sMoc, Pace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05

bread. for they have nothing
to eat.
"He answered and said UNI
to them. GIVE YE THEM TO
EAT. And they say unto him,
Shall we 90 and buy two hum
dred pennyworth of bread,
and give them to eat?' Mark
6:35-37)
Read the story, Mark, 9th
chapter).
Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy, teaches:
1.-The Word was made
flesh Divine Truth must be
known by its effects on the
body as we'll as on the mind,
before the Science OF being
can be demonstrated. Hence
its embodiment in the incar-
nate Jesus, - that life-lirk
forming the connection
through which the real
reaches the unreal. Soul re-
Dukes sense. and Truth de-
stroys error" Up. 350)
Continued on Page Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05

stagnation in all human al
fairs. One may believe 1t or
not. this constant. violent,
mental agitation, frequently
occurring in the faculty of in
dividual thinking and spread
ing forth gradually from one
to another. in a long run
roughens the straight for
ward way of even the entire
onward trend of business
and. industry.
JESUS SHOWED THE WAY
Jesus said. Come unto me
all We that labour and are
heavy laden and | will give
YOU rest
FED THE MULTITUDE
And when he fed the null
titude. He taught them many
things. The scriptures tell us:
And when the day was
now far spent. his disciples
came unto him. and said.
This is a desert place. and
now the time is far passed:
Send them away, that
they may go into the country
round about. and into the vii
lage. and buy themselves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
PRINCES BORN IN BRITAIN. JAPAN.

NICE CONC - PICKING THE MONTH OF ABE
LINCOLN AND GEORGE WASHINGTON!
AND MAY THEY DO EQUALLY WELL, AND EVEN
BETTER, HAVING WHAT OUR BELOVED WASHINGTON
AND LINCOLN DID NOT POSSESS. OR HAVE ACCESS
TO = CHRIST JESUS SECOND APPEARANCE
IN GODS ONE PURE. TRUE, HONEST, COMPLETE.
SATAN-FREE, SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS -
THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST = IMPERATIVE, PURE.
Basic EDUCATION, CULTURE, POLITICS, RECREA-
TON, AND ENTERT AlNNENT, RESPECTING GODS
AND JESUS SUBLIME, Basic TRUTH RE HEALTH,
HEALING, HEAVEN, HERE, NOW - THE
FLESH PROFiTETH NOTHlNC." John 6:63.
FLESH. MATTER" AND ITS FATHER, THE
DEVIL, ARE GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND MYTHS ~!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
"AMERlCA's MISSILE POSTURE SEEN
AS PROBLEM FOR REDS"

BY David Lawrence, NY Trb. 2l5, Free Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Maybe the Soviefs ought
20 be worried about the gap question For il begins to
look now il the United States is not only The strongest
military power the world today but if the Sovefs DO get
their 800 missiles the stage by the end OF
1862 United States will have by that time, too more
than 500 effective missiles equipped with nue'ear bombs
and able 10 reach all targets inside Russia
See AMERICAS MISSILE POSTURE. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
EISENHOWER GIVES LIFT TO LATIN AMERICA"

Rio de Janeiro p. ], C.S. Monitor 225
President Eisenhower's first major speech on his
Today souihAmeran tour has scored diplomatic and
tactical coup and contributed TO hemisphere unity
movsy.
The President made another issue clear when he said,
obviously Khrushchev iibes, that mel
THEIR OF US cOvETs ONE ACRE OF LAND FROM AN
OTHER
See EISENHOWER GIVES LIFT, Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
THE BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON LUNCHEON.
2/24.
BROTHERHOOD WEEK.
FRANK NJ. ISBEYS ADDRESS.


FRANK NJ. ISBEY'S ADDRESS,
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER is STRONGLY REMIND
ED OF BELOVED ABE LINCOLN IN MR. ISBEYS CHRIS
TIAN BROTHERHOOD PHIL OSOPHY AND ANECDOTES
HUMOROUS IN SOME CASES; BUT IN EVERY CASE,
IMPARTINc A MORAL. AND OFTEN INSPIRATION. TOO.
MR. IsBEYS cHRisTLlkE COMPASSIONATE TRIB-
UTE TO OUR CHRISTIAN HERiTAGE-WAS BEAUTIFUL
LY ILLUSTRATED IN THE REQUEST IN BEHALF OF AN
8.YEARoLD BLIND BOY, THAT MR. ISBEY RECEIVE
HIM AT THE STATE FAIR GROUNDS. TO INSPECT THE
FREEDOM TRAIN WITH ALL ITS PRECIOUS DOcU-
NEWSSTAND 100 900 PEOPLE WERE WAITING TO IN
SPECT THOSE TREASURES!
MR.. SBEY AT FIRST REFUSED THE REQUEST,
THINKING IT WAS JUST AN UNREASONABLE DESIRE
FOR SPECIAL CONSIDERATION, BUT WHEN TOLD IT
WAS FOR BLIND BOY, THAT WAS VASTLY DIFFER
EMIT.
See BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
FEAR NO EVIL
Look % God through Christ
BY Elizabeth Ellington

II fines IKE these when every way turn we hear
the question What is the trouble? And Where can the
people look for reinsurance? Gods will is good ana we
should witness the Gospel of Truth
TROUBLE NOT OF GOD
We believe all trouble began from human collective
agitation which when continued brings on temporary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05

THE EXCESSIVE SNOWFALL : A FALL
OF ANTI-CHRIsT. ADAM-EvE THOUGHT
GOD. ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE UNIVERSE IS 1907 THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT - AND THE SPIRITUAL AND REAL
ARE EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD MADE,
AND BEHOLD. 1T WAS l-I.s-l VERY GOOD" -
Gen. 1871. 1000 &c.
BAD WEATHER REFLECTS NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS APPREHENSION OVER ARMS
CONTROVERSIES ! AND FEAR OF THE
COMMUNIST GOLIATH : M-Y-T-H! J.
BOASTINCs
FORCING RECOGNITION OF CHRIST JESUS.
MARY BAKER EDDY. MASTER DIVINE
SCIENTISTS OF THE UNIVERSE
See THE EXCESSIVE SNOWFALL. Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05

PANDORA HOTEL = 90 GARFIELD INA.
OUR VISIT LASTED FROM ABOUT Sis to o'clock
WE MET OLD FRIENDS AND PERHAPS MADE SOME NEW
ONES.
TWAS JOY TO MEET JUDGE MecREE AGAIN, AND
DAMON KEITH. AND PRES. EDWARD TURNER AND
sEcY ARTHUR JOHNSON AND COLLINS GEORGE OF
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS.
AND WE MET SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WO-
MEN, THREE OF THE MEN WERE MOST GRACIOUS IN
PAYING TRIBUTE TO THE SUBSTANTIAL HELP WE
HAVE GIVEN THEM.
DEAR NEWSMAN, COLLINS GEORGE WAS GIVEN
WAYS TO FIND HGHPOWERED ANGEL FOOD! TRUE,
IT WAS TOO RICH FOR HIS DIGESTION BUT HE DID
ASSIMILATE SOME OF IT. AND, AS WE OFTEN SAY: IF
WE DON'T GET YOU HERE, WE'LL GET YOU OVER YoN.
DER, WHERE MRS. EDDY Is THE POPE PLUS PLUS
PLUS
See PRESS PARTY - NAAcP, PAGE 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
SCORES AN a. IN BRAZIL"
IKE STRESSES US. RELIGIOUS BONDS"

Free Press Z-Z5
RIO DE JANEIRO-A common brotherhood under GOD
the thno Russia isn't offerngwas key theme OF rres-
;den Esenhowers pitch in this Brazilian capital Wednes-
day.
He scored heavily
IKE CHOSE THIS STRATEGIC CITY, THE FIRST MA
JOR STOP ON HIS SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR, TO DRAW
CLEAR PICTURE OF CONTRASTS BETWEEN HIS OWN
COUNTRY AND ANOTHER ADMIRER OF BRAzL-THE
SOVIET UNION
See SCORES a IN BRAZIL Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
BY Andrew f. Euehouf CS. +++
Modern Christian Science Crus

Modern Christian Science CrJsader
Major Prophet Of "our Father-Mother God all mar
monous" lp. Is Science and Health with Key 10 me
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission who wildly the grace OF Cod-do rrue-
hsvfMsrsin Luther Job in this age ~ And how! science
Health our textbook is Gods liberafor OF me eIne.
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER -
HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved righteousness and hated inquiry
The "lykewsrm live in tools paradise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
MARITIME ADMINISTRATION STEALING
SENATOR HITS ALLOWANCE ON OLD SHIPS"
WILLIAMS CALLS FOR PROBE BY CONGRESS"

NY. 1rb. 1-I7
WASHINGTON, Feb Is UPD.-Sen. John J. Williams,
r. DEL, charged today that the Maritime Administration
is making TRADE-N ALLOWANCE ON FULLY DEPREcI.
ATED OLD SHIPS SOMETIMES 80 TO so PER CENT HIGH
Err THAN THE PRICE IT GOT FOR THE VESSELS FEW
YEARS AGO
Mr. Williams, in a Senate speech, accused the agency
OF Careless and irresponsible" handling of public funds
he called for Congressional investigation Of its policy
Mr. Williams added that during the period in which
these ships were operated by The companies their opera
lions we're also being heavily subsidized by the
See MARITIME STEALING, Pace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05

"35 AMERICANS Die ON NAVY PLANE"
lair CRASHES KILL 90 IN BRAZIL, IRELAND"
TRIO TRAGEDY sADDENs IKE"
"U.S. NAVY PLANE. AIRLINER COLLIDE;
81 DEAD"
ITALIAN CRAFT HITS CEMETARY
WALL AT SHANNON"
Free Press 2-26
~ 80 AIR TOLL IN 8 CRASHES EXCEEDS 325'"!
News 2-26
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
TRAGIC MYTHS = FORTUNATELY Of
DEVILS ADAM-EvE EC0s ! OF SECOND CLASS
CITIZENS J. THE NOM CHRIST SCIENTISTS =
HEBREWS. CATHOLICS. PR0TEsTANTs, AND
OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!
See IS AMERICANS DIE, Page 9
NEW COP REPORT TO BLAST JAW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-05
"CLERCY AT FAULT?"

Def. Times II
"CHURCHES BLAMED FOR DELINQUENCY"
News ~
IVAN IUDINCT0N Il. NEWS co., IS SOFT ON
THE SINS : TREASON! IL OF THE SMUT
PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS SOFT ON
The DEVILS JUDAS JUDAISM +! AND JUDAS
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THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL!
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