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The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
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The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

THE THINGS Thai WILL DESTROY AMERICA ARE
Y-AT-AkY-PRIcE. PEAcE.AT.A NY-PRIcE
THE LOVE OF SOFT LIVING AND THE cETRIcH-oJIck
THEORY or LIFE
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
UNIONS GET VETO POWER OVER STATES"
"HICH COURT MAKES SHAMELESS
OF SO TRANsPO sPORTATI0N ACT"
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
The TESTIMONY : EDITED.

FRIENDS. IT IS JOY AND PRIVILEGE TO BE IN
YOUR DEAR CHURCH AGAIN IT WAS SO INSPIRING
TO HEAR AGAIN or KING JEHOsHAPHAT,s VICTORIES
OVER FORMIDABLE ENEMIES. AND WHOLLY THROUGH
PRAYER AND FAITH IN GOD!
"DEClARAT.ON Or INDEPENDENCE"
THAT TITLE OF A HOME FORUM ARTICLE tcs1
IN THE MONITOR, ABOUT WEEK AGO WAS INsPIR.
ING AND EkLIcHTEkiNc - REMINDED ONE or THE
DECLARATIONS or INDEPENDENCE" RECORDED m
HISTORY. IN WHICH GOD ALWAYS HAD A HAND.
HOWEVER, THE ARTICLE BEAUTIFULLY BROUGHT
OUT MAEs IMPERATIVE DEPENDENCE UPON GOD
QUOTING JESUS: Il CAN OF MINE OWN SELF DO MOTH.
INC. IT IS THE FATHER WITHIN ME WHO DoETH THE
WORKS."
See TESTIMONY. Page 8
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

Jesus z1z1. ne PRAYER Of poverty lack and wan
hooe :s,n a-s understand into the light Of all gooC
IL TIE B.e.s .s.-s Is Il the things
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04

work and planning : plus an initial financial out
lay OF maybe 100000 per rink = well, the picture
OF what's happening with ice Kinks seems fantastic
The initial outlay is serious it has to be. to
pay for land, building and ice-making machinery
but skating is sport for all ages and once the Kinks
are established, they earn their way.
In some neighborhoods where there are no COM
munity Kinks. people have started their own ice
skating Kinks, similar to the summer swim clubs"
A hundred or SO families will group together and
each put up 900 bond to raise money to start
building clubhouse and rink Additional funds.
If needed, come out of annual dues, as is the Gus
tom with all clubs.
Why are we building hundred mechanical Kinks
year now, and riding our skates" in all direc-
tons? There seem to be great many reasons, all
of them splendid.
Kinks Are Community Centers
Increased leisure time is my explanation says
the manager of rink outside San Francisco. How
can you and your kids do better for fifty cents on
Saturday afternoon?" California ranks second
only to New York state, with 81 Kinks in operation
and seven more being built
An instructor at one of Buffalo's seven town.
owned Kinks claims there is a skating boom
because the pubic's interest has been greatly slim
ulated by the many travelling ice shows it has seen
in recent years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
A NEW Ice Age is upon us.

NEW Ice Age is upon us.
len years ago we only had 90 artificial Kinks
in the whole country, and most of them were in
doors and in the big cities Now they are spreading
out everywhere, in practically every state in the
Union, and in the most likely and unlikely places
There is skating rink today in Miami Beach
hotel and another one on the main floor of New
York City bank. The first industrial rink for en-
pioyeeS is under construction in large plant in
kingSport, Tennessee, and there will be another
olg one in the $3O-million Lloyd Shopping Center
outside Portland, Oregon Schools and colleges are
finding that figure skating and hockey and ice
dancing are more and more popular with their STU
dents = witness Yale's vast ingalls, rink, designed
by the celebrated architect Elel Saarinen and ;ust
opened last year.
Inc englneer-conSultants who design Kinks are
astonIshed by the calls they are getting now from
small towns and suburbs
This is real proof that we are going all out for
the sport, says the founder of Peter Carver Asso-
clates, who specialize in artificial inks. AN IN
precedented number of suburban communities have
already built Kinks, indoors and outdoors. or are
planning to build them. And they're not necessarily
private or commercial ventures now. The towns and
nelghoorhoods themselves are doing it, nonprofit.
IN the name of pleasure
And when you realize that it usually takes a
community an average of two and a half years of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04

Around Boston, where the city fathers expect to
be maintaining fourteen Kinks within few wears
they say they always did 60 in for ice skating
But, said one fan, 1.-THE weather seems to be
getting warmer each winter and our natural frozen
ponds are getting too Indispensable That's where
artificial Kinks have won out It's always Skating
Today, and you're not held up by soft spots and
rippled ice''
Inc manager OF Michigan rink says:
People are beginning to find that municipal ice
arenas are great as community centers, places to
get the whole family together for local events. or
just plain fun and exercise and music Our rink has
become popular as teen-age get-together spot in
the winter months, which is mighty healthy sign.
But its amazing how the thing has caught on with
parents, too, who discovering the sport is fun
at any age. It's good way of exercising off middle
age spread = skating is the only sport besides swim
ming that uses all the muscles"
By the end of this year there are going TO be
over 500 mechanically frozen Kinks in operation.
and another hundred or SO will be built during
1901. One big community rink, completed in 1858.
now has Saturday schedule filled from g. 30 am
till midnight The first skaters to arrive are hatch
OF acknowledgements boys who play on the
local Little League" hockey teams They are re-
placed at $3.50 by the teen-age members of the
Figure Skating Club. Then, in the public skating
Penod from $50 until noon, the ice is taken over
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04

SHbnrbid Today, February 1860
Evening star., 1960-11-13
answers
questions

lines (once you've thinned DOWN h with wide
brms, wide belts, pleats big pockets nipped waist
lines Stick to larger pieces of jewelry and handbags
Instead of flat heels, take fling at medium high heels
and see if your legs don't look better for it.
Don't resent it when the salesgirl gives you the
line, you've the height to carry it off, she's right
You can get away with eyecatchng clothes that would
make short girl look squashed And be feminine -
you're woman and lucky one.
After The baby wh0v? I'm 81 and haven't regained
my figure since having my last baby. Please help.
J. s. D., wINNETKA, ILL.
I've had dozens of letters asking about this problem.
Here are three good muscle-strengtheners for new
mothers of every age group.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

@ 1860 Knox Cela,ine, Inc.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

Z. Here is an exercise to start
quite soon after you're home
from the hospital (but check
first with your doctor you
may have a special problem
which rules out any exercises):
Stand facing the wall. Put your
hands fiat on the wall at the
waist level, then back out from
them so that you are standing
as nearly as possible bent over
in a right angle. Starting at the
pelvis, contract your abdom-
inal muscles all the way up to
your rib cage. You'll end up
arched like a Halloween cat.
Then relax from the pelvis up
until back in a right angle
again. Try to work up to 10
times a day.
q. Save this exercise till at
least six weeks after your baby
is born. Lie fiat on your back.
Lift both legs off the floor slow
ly as high as you can. Then let
them down not quite to the
floor. Hold, then lower to the
floor slowly. Try to work up to
10 times. Later, when you get
proficient, make a small circle
with your toes to the right,
then to the left, before lower
ing completely.
,. Hold your stomach in when
you stand or sit. Good posture
is a habit you must acquire to
be attractive. 1t will also
strengthen your muscles.
J;\-
Evening star., 1960-02-26
RepubIicunisn1' Real Issue
In Campaign, Church Says

The real issue in the COM
Ing presidential campaign
is "Republicanism," Senator
Frank Church of Idaho told
the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club yesterday.
There are mortal stakes
deeply involved in the COM
ing election" Senator Church
declared. THE question is
whether we can afford an
other four-year ticket on the
Republican train.
1T remains the same old
train no matter who sits at
the throttle" he declared.
1T might change speed, but
it can't change direction.
That's fixed on the same old
tracks"
The same old Republican
management will be running
things "for the benefit of the
same old stockholders"
whether the President is Nc
Kinley. Harding. Hoover,
Eisenhower or Nixon" the
Idaho Senator said.
Evening star., 1960-02-26

Prosperity, Repu blican
style" has resulted in an un-
precedented rate of failures
for small business. a "a per
cent drop in farm income,
and the driving of one third
Of farmers off the farm,
Senator Church charged.
THE farm program has
been Systematically reduced
to a shambles," he added.
And it's been done so skill
fully that the farmer him
self has been made the prin-
cipal villain of the piece"
Working people. farmers.
old people on pensions, in
fact everybody who has to
buy or borrow" has suffered
from Republican high-inter-
est policies, Senator Church
said.
The verage mortgage
holder is paying $40 or S25 a
month more in payments
than he did under the Demo-
Gratis, because of G. o. P.
Evening star., 1960-02-26

interest rate boosts, he
harged.
Taxpayers. the Senator
continued. have paid an extra
$l4 billion in interest on the
national debt since the Re-
publicans took over in 1858.
Nobody knows what the cost
has been to States. munich
palities. school districts and
the like" he added.
I'VE are all paying usury
for this Republican pros
perity.'"
Democrats have a mission
Ito alert America to the peril
facing her if she entruStS her
destiny for another four years
to a party seeking to win with
the complacent catchwords
of peace and prosperity"
the Idaho Senator said.
1T is time to practice
equality under law for all our
people, regardless of race,
creed or color" he added. 1T
is a time to discard slick
SaleSmanship for solid solu-
tions, to have done with pay
ola and TV shows as rigged
as the next Republican con-
Vention."
ISABELLE SHELTON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-26
PARALLELS CONT
CONTINUED From Back Page)

The demands many: Jobs, welfare money
sidewalks, favors for friends, appointments for friends
piece Of the citys business, and and Now ainong
these seekers many Of The good" people who had pre-
vousy refused to give anything government Yet there
was reluctance to ask for what they wanted. b.
One afternoon respected businessman came to ask a
personal favor What he asked could only be given at the
expense Of someone else. told him was surprised he
would ask. II expected him TO be embarrassed was dis
appointed He merely said WELL there's no harm in try
ing. Just figured everyone else is getting something
might we'll try"
That sums It vp Everyone else is getting something"
This is prevalent idea Of And IT'S danger
idea u pictures democracy oneway street. II casts
aside two important parts Of Lneons description Of de-
moeraey and leaves only government for the people,
The good people" who expect much from govern
menf are very often our church people. call them dan
gerovs Christians" And they live on a one-wav street!
Now, without morazing me Law the facts suusrey
the line The only hope for freedom and democracy In
country lies in people Of faith sironq character ne
and concern who TOO good and TOO Christian
to take responsibility for al all levels And
that means this:
]. We must stop being cynical about government
T. We must be willing to serve in some capscity
D. we must encourage and support good people In
government.
4. We must restore the motive os s.rv.. .. -. ~,nh,
fuI place.
5. We must be willing 10 dirty" our hands 10 need
be, so that America may be cleaner and better.
o. we must give as we'll take in fhs matter Of
freedom.
Of people. s'- ss'''
9. We must be not TOO good" but GOOD enouoh" 70
be followers OF Christ in free land en-.
ms !" almost creed for American Christians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-26
RIGHTS BILLS WEATHER 2 STORMS"
OMNlPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE

Free Press 3-19
WAsHINcTON-tAP) - Eisenhower Administrators
civil rights program weshered storms in both the Senate
and House Friday
THE HOUSE, BY A TELLER VOTE OF l37 TO l34.
REJECTED A sOUTHERN-BACKED DRIVE TO EXEMPT
STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS FROM THE PROPOSAL
FOR coURT-APPoINTED VOTING REFEREES. MEMBERS
ARE NOT RECORDED BY NAME ON A TELLER VOTE.
THE TRUE HABITAT OF ALL - OF MANY MARVEL.
Gus MANSIONS Christ Jesusl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-26
Political Shipping
CONTINUED from Back Psse)

CONTINUED from BACK rage
FROM JOHN 1. LEWIS, THAT MURDERoUs REFORM
Err AND THE ROOSEVELT FAMILY MIXED
THE PUBLIC FOR PLENTY, FOR YEARS!
AND, DEAR ELEANOR IS NOT YET PURIFIED
FROM HER PRocoMMUNIsT ACTIVITIES SHE WILL
NOT BE SPIRITUALLY AND INTELLECTUALLY
HONEST UNTIL SHE MAKES HER "DEcARATIoN OF
[REPENTANcEl INDEPENDENCE" BY BECOMING
AN HoNEsT-To-coD CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST! -
cOp'S ONLY TRUE.BLUE, CHRIsTLY REFORMERS
WE REITERATE: ALL NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS
ARE PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE - 9o-YEARs, PLUS.
RIP VAN WlNKLEsl - WHO ARE HAVING THEIR
HE'LL HERE AND NOW IN THE MYTHICAL,
DEvILIsH, ANTLcHRlsT. Ps.Yc.H.O-P.A-T-H.-c
ADAM-EvE. MURDERous CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs'
AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD WHICH WOULD IF
IT COULD. REPUDIATE THE c-H-IL-D-LE-S-s CHRIST
JESUS 1.-THE WAY. THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE"
WHO APPREHENDED THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
GODS CREATION, UNIVERSE. OFFSPRING. YOUR
TRUE BEING - SUNLESS. DEATHLESS. FLESHLESs.
MATTERLEss, ADAM-EvElESS, SPIRITUAL,
cHRIsTLIKE - Externally, COMPLETELY PoPULAT-
ING, sUPERsATURATINc oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE - INcORRUPTlBLE, UNINVAD-
ABLE = YOUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MAR
Vicious MANSIONS Christ Jesus)
"colDWATER SAYS LETTERS SUPPORT
HIS STAND"
BY Robert Brsnson
WASHINGTON March 16-sen. Barry coIdwster tR-
Ariz who off uror last month by calling Michigan
privileged sanctuary for criminals says Michigan mail
has supported him 8 to I.
MEN AND WOMEN THROUGHOUT THE STATE
HAVE WRITTEN LETTERS AGREEING THAT LABOR
LEADERS MADE MICHIGAN A HAVEN FOR LAWBREAK.
ERs ACCORDING TO COLDWATER.
Michigan attacked in report issued in md.Febrv
airy by Codwster and three fellow Republicans the
labor rackets committee. Reaction strong that
they later rewrofs The report. foning IL down.
SEN. PHILIP HART tD-MICH) SAID THE ORIGINAL
VERSION "sLANDERED" AND "DEFAMED" THE STATE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-26
'NAAtp Mass Meeting
lcensinvsd from Back Psss'

(CoUsluveo from oseN VeSV
PRESENCE. p1Aes AND Joy AND POWER" ANY ONE
on TheSe WOULD BRING HEAVENLY eless'sSs
TO rHG neAkoRs: AND THEN THE coNseekA.so
CHRISTIAN scIENce STUDENT WOULD ksA,
APPROPRIATE PASSAGES FROM THE TWO MASTER
FUl pAsro&s = CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Isx'.
BOOK nv oejlY iNFAlLlBlE PAspoR BIBLE I'D
ORATOR AND MAcNlFlER or OUR Basic pAS'oN'
KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE
SOUTHERN BOYCOTT AID ASKED"
More than 1000 Dsroitsrs heard an appear o' me .o
port Of the Southern student boycott OF variety s'oes "
moral basis not racial" a. an NAAcP mass mee'"s :"
Ford Auditorium Friday night. ,,-
SPEAKING WAS ONE OF THE STUDENTS ASIve
IN THE START OF THE "NoN-VoLeNT" DeMoNsIk A-
TloNs At LUNCH COUNTERS WHICH HAVE SPREAD
THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH. he IS LACEY sTReeIek.
A JUNIOR AT NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE FOR Ne
cRoEs. IN DURHAM.
native Of creenviIee N. c, Streeter reeted the his
tory off, the demonstrations which started IN greensboro
spread quickly Durham and then throughout the sou'n
In asking The Detroit audience 10 aid IN the boyeoff OF
with discriminatory policies in the South Street
or said:
1.-THE STORES UP HERE SERVE YOU THEY HIRE
YOU BUT YOUR MONEY GOES FOR THE SUPPORT OF
THESE SAME STORES WHICH DENY THESE THINGS TO
US. WE ASK YOUR SUPPORT NOT AS NEGROES, BUT
BECAUSE WE FEEL THAT DEEP MORAL ISSUE IS IN.
voLvED."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-26

WIIuedt S. sa,sMS from s.ek psss,
mvrus IKE THEIR FATHER The DEVIL ~
ruev Ape MERELY stADoWy. Mr.I+fI%A..
rcSMrrprEITs AND euRLEsouEs OF nv ONE
res411oN AND UNIVERSE - AND THERE : NO
OTHER II is EXTERNALLY - com .I - ar
eop,m ATEp WITH NY OFFSPRING = Youk !kuE
se,nc = CONFORMING TO THE GENESIS OF
epsAT,oN. CT. l:76 - MAN nv IMAGE AND LIKE.
Nee az MAJESTIC INFINITE. UNeRR'No SPIRIT.
rnE Only REAL SUBSTANCE. WITH DoM'N'oN
OVER Alllv 81 - land GOD SAW E-v's-k.r
THING THAT he 1.-THE ONE Rial rAx.m 1850.
AroRl HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD u WAS l-Is-l
VERY GOOD
MATURE CHARACTER or NY OFFSPRING:
- IS Sunless. DEATHLEss. MATTER.
zee FL estlEss AD-A-M.EvE-l-e.S-S. SPIRITUAL
cHRlsTLIkE - OF iNcoRRuPTIBlE. uNNvAp.
ABLE. sUPERsATURATED. oMNIPRESENI nsAvsN
AND ETERNAL LIFE = YOUR TRUE HABITAT
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS tchrisf Jssusl
MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REBlRTH
IMPERATIVE +! -
"oNTARIo TO PROBE BLAZE"
TORONTO (cP) - The attorney general Hon. kelso
Roberts said TODAY he full forces" Of ths PfovinssFo
lice and fire marshss office have been ordered INTO tns
Investigation Of 100000 explosion and IRE Inusdsy
nioht a. a trucking yard, scene Of WILDCAT STRIKE
Mr. Roberts called II "a crime Of major proportions"
THE FIRE. FED BY $50 GALLONS or GASOLINE
WHICH POURED FROM A TANNED GASOLINE PUMP.
DESTROYED FLEET OF HIGHWAY TRAcIoEssaN
1HE YARDS OF GILL INTERPRovlNcIAL LINES LINZ
TED AT NEARBY NATION.
Police said they believe The gasoline ignfed by
truck flare thrown into bvrnedout flare was
found between the pump and ths most heavily damaged
tractors
THE LOCK ON THE PUMP HAD BEEN FORCED AND
THE HOSES CONTROL NOZZLE SPRUNG OPEN WITH
PENCIL FIVE WORKERS IN THE YARD ESCAPED IN.
JURY. ~!
Earlier in the day the company obtained injunction
AGAINST 40 employees members Of Local 938 international
Brotherhood Of Teasters (c.Lc prohibiting them from
pcketng the yard
T. T. BOWERS, THE coMPANY's ONTARIO DIS
TRIcT MANAGER. SAID DRIVERS AND LEADERS
STAGED A WILDCAT WALKoUT MONDAY FOLLOWING
THE LAYING OFF OF 10 OF so ToRoNTo-AREA EN-.
PLoYEEs HE SAID THE COMPANY AND UNION HAVE
AN AGREEMENT PROHIBITING LocKoUTs AND WALK
OUTS.
j. J. DUKE) THOMSON, TRANSFERS BUSINESS
AGENT SAID THE WALKoUT WAS A WILDCAT STRIKE.
UNAUTHORIZED BY THE UNION. HE SAID MEN LAID
OFF MONDAY SET UP PICKET LINES AND OTHER EN-
PLoYEEs REFUSED TO CROSS THEM.
Since the wsIkovt, Mr.. Bowers said there have been
feephoned threats Of violence TO company officials and drv
who kept working 81
JOSEPH MILLER DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF OF ToRoN.
TO TWP, SAID THE NINE TRACTORS DESTROYED
WERE LOWING UP LEFT AND RIGHT" WHEN HE AR
RIVED. TT WAS REALLY ROUGH AROUND HERE 49,"
The tractors were valued at $4,000 EACH Four
tractors the pumps and gasoline storage tanks saved
Had they caught fire the whole plant could have de-
royed The yards about rs miles northwest Of down.
town Toronto.
Parallels Cont
CONTINUED From Back Page)
The demands were many Jobs, more welfare money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-26
Get Clues
THE MURDERED AND THE MURDERER ARE
TRAGIC. PATHETIC, MYTHICAL.
ADAM-EvE PHENOMENA !

ADAM-EvE PHENOMENA!
DEMONSTRATING The SPIRITUAL POVERTY OF
THE SATAN BoUND,s DE- NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS
CHURCHES cLER6Y, AND THEIR BIBLES
LAITY, LEADERS. AND MASSES - IN DESPERATE
NEED OF NY ONE INFALLIBLE BIBLE. NY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK I = LIBERAToR OF
ADAMEvE. SATAN BOUND" BIBLES. CLERGY,
ETC., "scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
sc-R-P.T.UR-E-s." DICTATED TO NY INcoM-
PARABLE PROPHECIES. DAucHTER-REvELAToR,
MARY BAKER EDDY, or EVERLASTING FAME,
AS PER REVELATION I2:l, - "A GREAT WONDER
IN HEAVEN" - COLLECTIVE HUMAN CON-
SERIOUSNESS - WOMAN. CLOTHED WITH THE SUN
AND THE NOON UNDER HER FEET" WHOSE
IMAM CHILD WILL RULE rs RULING. VIA NY CHRIST
COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF SCIENCES OF THE UNI
VERSE II ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF FROM =
oMNIPoTENcE or DIVINE LOVE, YOUR FATHER
MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNIouSi
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tcontinvsd from Page "
HEAVENLY, oMNlPorsNr. DIVINE LOVE - THE
ETERNAL HARMONY or NY ENTIRE CREATION
UNIVERSE. OF INcoRRuPTBLE. UNAVAILABLE.
THE EXCESSIVE SNOW IS A PRECIPITATION OF
GOODNESS OF HEART. FEARS BELIEFS. AN
ADAM-EvE MORTAL THOUGHT
PHENOMENON!
FEARS OF fNADEoUAcy OF MILITARY STRENGTH
The NON CHRIST SciENTlsTSI- PRISONERS OF
THE DEVIL ! - AND OF RED M'f.T.H!i!
GOOD SAMARITANs." BROTHERS KEEPERS"
CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
The IMPERATIVE NEED
SATAN BOUND" CLERGY. CHURCHES. POLL
TIcIANs EDUCATORS. PHYSICIANS, THE NON
CHRIST SCIENTISTS. ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
cRIPPlEs - 90 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN Wrinkles
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT,
HONESTY INTELLIGENCE! - INVOLUNTARY
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL OF THE SATAN
BOUND" JESUS SAID: FEATHER, FORGIVE THEM
FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY Do.
THERE GOES THAT ROMAN CATHOLIC DE-
LusIoN OF FREEDOM OF THE WILL, GOING UP IN
Smoke AND NOT HOLY SMOKE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-26


third major snowsform in less than fen days caught
Dixie by surprise Friday and pounded the region with some
Of the heaviest snowfas in 20 years.
THE SNOW AND ACCUMULATED DRIFTS LOCKED
IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN REGION HUNDREDS
OF FAMILIES IN RURAL, MOUNTAIN SECTIONS OF VIR-
GINA TENNESSEE AND NORTH CAROLINA WERE MA.
RooNED BY 25-FooT DRIFTS.
Aout and relief operations we're organized by
state Officials civil defense authorities and Red Cross
Conveys Of trucks eeps hafaeks and heieoPfers
dispatched with esrgoes Of food livestock and pou
try feed, fuel and medical supplies.
THE SNOW AREA EXTENDED ACROSS TENNEs
SEES CUMBERLAND PLATEAU AND THE MID-sTATE
AREA AND THE NASHVILLE WEATHER BUREAU
WARNED OF POSSIBLY DANGEROUS FLOODING ON
THE HEADWATERs OF THE CUMBERLAND RIVER IF
WARM RAIN SHOULD MELT THE ACCUMULATED
SNOW.
In Georgia the national guard rushed conveys OF heavy
trucks, equipped with equipment, into stricken
North Georgia.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-12
Shawnee Golf
Championship
Play Begins
Richard KINNEY, Chair
man Of Tournament
Committee, Announces
Pairing For Opening.

Play begins this week for the
Golf Championship of Shawnee
Country Club. Richard KINNEY,
chairman of the tournaments COM
mittee, has announced that quail
fication rounds were completed last
weekend. and pairings for the
opening round of the club champ
ionship have been posted.
The entrants have been divided
into six flights of players, accord
ing to their established handicaps.
The top, or championship, flight is
made up of sixteen players, and
the others of eight. Losers In the
championship flight, however, will
be formed into a first flight, and
trophies are to be awarded to win
ners of each flight.
The first round of play is to be
completed in two weeks.
Pairings are as follows:
Championship flight: r. Hoch
VS.. r. Shevock; L. N. MCGEE VS..
w. Sipple; w. Johnson VS.. H.
Coar; X. Furnish, Jr. VS.. H. Short;
r. KINNEY VS.. ]. Atkinson; F.
Wright VS.. L. Dobson; w. Nau-
man VS.. H. Saunders; w. Smith
VS.. T. Clendening.
Second flight: C. Tease VS.. r,
Jaquette; II. T. Krauss VS.. R.
Fischer; r. Erdman VS.. F. Lynch
H. Wall VS.. G. French.
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