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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
COP Gals Hear
Tape Recording

The East Cleveland Women.
Republican Club will meet il
the East Cleyeland Republican
Headquarters, 1916 Hayden
Tuesday at 7:45 p. m.
A tape recording of an ad.
dress on Disarmament will bs
presented.
This address was recently
given by DR.. Robert Morris al
the Bicentennial Conference OF
Women's Republican Clubs al
Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs. Jessica Szabo will pre-
sent the recording.
All in the area who are in
terested are invited to attend
Refreshments will be served.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
StOrk Club

A cable sent by Mr.. and Mrs
Maxwell X. Berry reports the
birth of their first child, Walter
Frederick; weight 6 pounds, Ia
ounces; at the United States
Air Force Hospital, Saturday
April 6.
Berry is the Vice Consul in
the American Consulate, Adana
Turkey.
His wife, Ann, is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c.
Roper, 2511 Overlook rd. for
merly 1243 Hereford rd.) who
before her marriage served as
a Vice Consul, American EN-
bassy, Baghdad, Iraq, where
they were married Feb. 18th,
1859.
The Berrys plan to return to
the United States in August on
home leave, and spend a year in
Princeton, N. j. where Mr..
Berry will enroll at the uni
versity in courses specializing
in econ m les, particularly
Turkish.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Temple Sabbath
Services FRIDAY

Services will be held il
Temple Ner Tamid sanctuary
East 25Oth st. and Lake Shore
blvd, tomorrow evening at $3.50
conducted by Rabbi Louis H
Lieberworth and Cantor Samue
Levine.
Donald Eisen, Temple ano
Couples Club member and Eng
lish temple at Euclid High
School, will occupy the pulpit
for the Couples Club Sabbath
Mr.. Eisen will speak on a
subject of common interest.
An Oneg Shabbat sponsored
by the Couples Club will follow
the service.
The Temples Annual Meet
ing will be held on Sunday
evening at 6:45.
The Cub Scouts of Pack 4O7
will meet at The Temple on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Bossu Nova
To Replace
War Dance?

If the Cleveland Indians
seem to be waltzing around
the base paths this year-or
perhaps catching up on their
bossa nova lessons in the dug
out-the man to blame will be
bandleader Sammy Watkins.
He recently composed the
music and lyrics for the tribes
new theme song, which recent
ly hit the market.
The "Indianaires" provide
the vocalization for the disc
one side of which begins as a
waltz but speeds up to jazz
tempo. The flip side is bossa
nova-the hottest sound in the
music big leagues today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
About People

Mrs. Paul r. Sumph, 17207
Neff rd., is in Washington,
D. c. attending the 72nd Con-
tinental Congress Of the Ma
tional Society, Daughters of the
American Revolution. She is
participating in the annual
conference as a delegate from
Western Reserve Chapter.
Following the OAR. Con-
gress, Mrs. Sumph, Senior
State President of the Ohio
Society, Children of the Amer
lean Revolution will attend the
National Convention of the
CAR. She will place a white
rose in a wreath at the men,
orial service in the Washington
Cathedral honoring Mrs. Geor-
gianna Dye Malone, organiz-
ing Senior State President Of
the Ohio Society.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

DON'T GIVE UP! There's
really going to be a summer!
Better get your mower repaired
now. Check our Handy Business
Directory >. for Dependable
Service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
'AIthemist' to
O pen April 24th

When Ben Jonson's "The AL
chemist" opens Wednesday eve
ming, April 24th for a three.
week run in the Play House
Theatre, playgoers in this area
will have a rare opportunity
to view a comic masterpiece
never before performed pro-
fessionally in Cleveland.
The Alchemist" is Jonson's
jibe at greed and covetous
scoundrels. It's a rollicking tale
Of a trio of rogues, to be played
by William Paterson, Bertram
Tanswell and JoAnn Finnell,
who set about preying upon the
innocent, the dull and the
lecherous.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Service News

Marine Private Eddie l.
Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs
David Brown of 1887 East
125th ST., participated in am.
phibious training exercise near
Timbakion, Crete recently while
serving with Battalion Landing
Team 2/8 in the Mediterranean.
The unit is a balanced land
ing force built around a bat
talon of Second Marine Di-
vision, homebased at Camp Le-
jeuen, n. c., and assigned to
duty with the Sixth Fleet since
Feb. 21st.
Marine Private John s. Turk
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Turk of 1920 Wayside rd., re-
Gently completed four weeks of
individual combat training with
an infanty training regiment at
Camp Lejeune, n. c.
The training provides newly
enlisted Marines with a back
ground of experience in the field
under combat conditions. Live
firing exercises are conducted g,
in addition to field trips and
classroom lectures.
Ronald ]. Beemiller, fireman
apprentice, USN, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Beemiller of
1173 East 147th ST., visited
the ancient seaport of lzmir,
Turkey, aboard the nuclear-
powered guided missile frigate
USS Bainbridge in March.
The Bainbridge was the first
nuclear- powered ship to visit
the gateway to the Middle East.
Her crew members enjoyed
sightseeing tours to Ephesus
and Bergama and within lzmir
itself.
Edward F. Miheli, 20, son of
Edward NJ. Miheli of 1921
Lucknow ave, is undergoing
nine weeks of basic recruit
training at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
The indoctrination to Navy
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

life began on March 25th. II
consists of physical fitness
drills, military drills, seaman
ship, basic military law, customs
and etiquette of the naval serv-
ice, swimming and survival, and
first aid.
During the training, recruits
receive tests and interviews
which determine future training
and assignments in the Navy.
Pvt. Richard A. Gottron, jr.,
husband of Mrs. Carolyn Got
tron, 1892 East 141st ST., has
been assigned to Company A,
18th Battalion, 4th Training
Regiment at Fort Jackson for
specialist training.
He is attending the Field
Communications Gre WIN n
Course and will be trained for
duty in field communications.
Training emphasis during the
eight week course will be placed
on field telephone procedures and
operation of the field switch
board. He will also learn the
techniques of laying under
ground, surface, and overhead
wire. Much Of the work will con-
sist of practical exercises in.
the field.
CAMP LEJEUNE, NC. Il
Marine Private First Glass
Richard X. kaminski, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. kazimir Kamin-
ski of S37 East 1S5th ST., COM
pleted the Clerk -Typist course,
March 18th, at the Clerical
School, Camp Lejeune, N. c.
The three-week course of in
struction includes naval cores
pondence. unit diary mainten-
ance, administration of record
books and all clerical work per-
tinent to Marine Corps admin
istration.
Airman PC Douglas A.
Beuoy, son of Mrs. Mildred
Beuoy, 527 East 123rd ST., has
passed his five level test and
has become a full fledged me-
chanic in jet engines. He is sta
toned at Hill Air Force Base,
Utah.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Shaw Grads
Real Sports

Sophomore Joe DeLeese, {
graduate of Shaw High School
is candidate for the Western
Reserve University varsity ten.
mis- squad.
Lee Allison, another ex-car-
dinal is freshman tennis hope
full at Reserve.
1t was also announced that
another Shaw grad, Roger An
derson was awarded a freshman
basketball letter at Reserve.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Toastmasters
Help Speakers

If you want to improve youl
public speaking ability and can
spare two hours, join the Shore
Toastmasters at their weekly
meeting on Monday.
The group meets at the Char
lite Steak House, 22350 Lake
Shore blvd. at $50 p. m.
Toastmaster for this meet
ing will be Steve Hovancsek t;
topic master, Jack Robinson,
and chief evaluator, Stanley
Laurich.
Speakers will be David Hut
ton, Gunther Dierssen, Richard
Hyland, and Ernest Centa.
Guests are welcome at all
meetings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
WLltG Mk7V- unI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UO. Ar fOrCe
Hail Spring
With Films

Spring will be ushered in by
three color films at the next
film program at the East
Cleveland Public Library on
Thursday, April 25th at 8 p. m
"Orchids of Hawaii shows
the three main varieties of
Hawaiian orchids and explains
their care.
Birds of Canada" is a study
of three Canadian birds the
kildeer plover, the night hawk
and the cedar waxwing.
Life in the Woodlot" is a
beautiful film of the various
wildlife seen in the "woodlot".
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Thaner Tickets
Still Available

People in Euclid and sur
rounding communities interested
in attending the Brother Her
man j. Thaner, S.M., testimonial
dinner at Thompson Ramo Wool
drige, Inc, Saturday evening,
April Goth, $50 p. M, may
secure reservations by calling
st. Joseph High School w
| 1-8414.
Cost of the dinner is $5 pei
plate.
Brother Thaner has served
in the Marianist Order for sc
years.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Night Owl
Skate Party

Court 1920 of the Independ.
ent Order of Foresters is
sponsoring a late, late Roller
Party on Friday, April 10th
from II p. m. to l a. m.
It will be held at the Euclid
Rollerdrome, Shore Center DIR.
in Euclid.
This is an extra" activity and
is FREE to all I.O.F. members
their families and any guests
they choose to bring. The only
charge will be 25 cents for
rental of skates, if needed.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Race Track is
Bomb Shelter

Permission has been granted
by Edward J. DeBartolo, pres
ident of Thistledown Racing
Club, Inc, for the substantial
Thistledown grandstand to be
used as a fall-out shelter in the
event of an emergency. The
spacious steel and concrete
building could afford protec
ton to 1922 persons, 1882 il
the basement and 1920 on the
first floor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Masons Hold
6-Day Reunion

The Masonic Scottish Rite
Bodies, Valley of Cleveland
will hold a six-day reunion
at the Masonic Temple in
Cleveland beginning April 22nd
and wifi name its Spring Re-
union Class in honor Of Harry
F. Burmester, president of
Union Commerce Bank.
Principal speaker at the re-
union banquet on Saturday
evening, April 9th, will be DR.
Kenneth d. Wells, president OF
the Freedoms Foundation al
Valley Forge.
The Adak sun., 1963-03-25

4Els 49,
with ks and pa1ots listod we
4
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Npr1
"a Revolution IN
'1@N1H[~H strategy ao1lcs OF
$50
327 Frzn41 AFFAIRS, !. (Fanrhlet)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24
OVER COUNTER

Because Of telephone congestion. as
wei as the shock and confusion after
President Kennedy's assassination on
Friday, no Friday afternoon quotations
were collected on the over-the-c counter
market BY the National Association Of
Securities Dealers. The following week.
day short list e as Of J pm: Friday
me as 49, III Tet,-.... r.-,,.n,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24
BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK (AP). The following bid
and asked quotations, supplied by the
National Association Of Securities Dealers,
Inc, reflect prices at which securities
could have been sold or bought:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

Ayoung woman takes data supplied by store
toner who has offered check, at Telecredit,
Inc, in Los Angeles. With the aid of an cleo
trOnic cOmputer, the answer win be available
within seconds. In the background are the
men who founded Telecredit in December,
1861, Ronald Katz Qeft) and Robert Gold
man. They claim credit for bringing about
the arrest Of $50 fOrgers.-AP NewsfeatureS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

IT EFT US NOW praise the Whitehurst
Ia Freeway, which seems to have
been getting bum break from a lot of
people who have nothing personal
against it, but just don't like the idea of
elevated highways near pretty place
like Georgetown.
This spindly-Iegged, tOp-heavy Gin
derella has a great deal to offer an
alert mOtOrist
He can see the Potomac from up
there, for instance. He can see racing
shell crews drilling, one of the first
signs of spring He can watch Theodore
Roosevelt Island turn green, look at
the whitecaps that bring the candy
striped sailbOatS out; in August, as the
River slows down, shrivels, and begins
to smell bad, he can feel that depreS-
sing little nudge that sends him on his
vacation.
When fall comes, it is not unpleas-
ant to watch the foliage turn, on the
Island and on the banks opposite.
winch ~ 40 CACoAS SuC W0tCA op0AACS.
Or dense fog rolls down the gorge in
great clouds, flowing over Key Bridge
instead of under it.
When there is ice in winter, you
can see the paths of the tankers that
dock at ROsslyn to bring fuel oil, and
ofthe HarbOr Patrol boats, clearing the
way for what little traffic uses the
waterway that far up. It is interestingly
see whether the River is frozen all the
way over or not, because lot of people
like to talk about things like that.
But il isn't just the natural phe-
nOmena that make the view from the
Freeway piquant There are a lot of
chimneys and other tall round things
to see. A Washingtonian should attend
to these structures for two reasons.
First, he lives in town that is mostly
fiat with cubes sitting on the ground.
True, there are some dOmes, but they
do not tower, and there is the Washing
ton Monument, but il is an artifice. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
BY TONY CIESKE

these objects should refresh his vision.
Second, the chimneys should re-
mind him that in the real world, people
must often produce manufactured OBJ
jects in order to live. Not everyone may
sit at a desk and wear a white collar.
actually, this may be the reason many
people do not like the Whitehurst
Freeway)
These people would probably not
enjoy a stroll underneath the Freeway,
listening to the scary roar of the traf-
fic above, or to the ground-level rum
bling Of the concrete trucks and trac-
tOr-trailers that carry the stuff of which
Washington is built.
They would not find it pleasant to
take the kids down to peek into the ca
bose Of freight train and see jacket
so begrimed and greasy that it stands
up by itself in corner.
At night underneath the Freeway,
it is pretty much deserted. The street
lamps do not seem to give enough light,
and one of the few neon signs is on a
nightclub that many years ago was the
scene of one of Washington's most
famous murders. II makes you think
that it would be a good setting for a
chase sequence in movie thriller.
Is the Freeway ugly?
Some believe il is, and have sug-
gested hiding it by putting it in a big
box. They also would like to tear down
all the chimneys and especially the
concrete works with its Rube Cold
berg complex of conveyor belts, sand
bins, Orders, and other complicated
apparatus.
Yet to head home on the White
hurst Freeway in the evening and see
this grOtesque, intricate sight silhOu-
cited against glOriously hammy sun
set over the Potomac must give more
than one commuter a laugh, being
handsome and ridiculous at the same
time. And laugh in Washington comes
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

his skill in organizing a grass
roots campaign that paid real div
idcnds for his party Despite stiff
Democratic opposition, the county
Jnlnll,ee ploduced near clean
sweep of "a out of u contests.
AS fellow Oakland County del
egate, Romncy learned TO respect
Elliott's hard work and organiza-
tional ability. On May IL, 1862
Elnott was named by gubcrnator-
ial candidate Romney as campaign
chairman.
EIIiotts campaign staff was
completely intesrsted. N esro e S
served in key seerefarial, admin
isirstive and strsgetY assignments.
All ethnie groups we're represen-
ted. Elliott stated, the future
success and growth Of the RePub-
Iicsn Party in Michigan lies in its
responsibility 10 serve all OF the
citizens OF the State. The Repvb-
Iiesn Party Is a citizens party
without regard to race. color or
,-eIision Of It's members. We shall
pledge our full support OF the
principals Of equality, equal rights,
equal protection, and opportunity
under the law for all citizens. We
resolve 10 eliminate discrimination
based upon differences Of relis-
ion, race, color or national origin.
We shall strive 10 eliminate ell
barriers 10 equal opportunity in
the field Of employment, edvea-
iIon, housing and public seeoms-
daflon. We support and will Inn
plemenf the civil rights provis-
ions % the new state eonsiiiO-
ton. including the erestion OF the
Civil Rights Commission"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

SEE BACK PAGE FOR EsvElATI0NS or
EXCLUSIVE REALITY = ETERRs. PERFtS TON
OF GODS CREATION : YOUR TRUE BEING :
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OF TARsUs, 90 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN WINKlE.
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
Friends Urged To
Pay Income Tax
Under Protest

NEW YORK - Roy wilkins,
NAACP executive secretary, this
week called on the Association $
members and friends through
out the country TO pay their
Federal income tax this year
under protest against the use Of
tax funds for segregated instltu-
tlons, facilities and services
This action is designed to dem
onstrate TO President Kennedy
The need to issue a single sweep
ing Executive order which VIII
stop, once and for all, any az
al grants, loans, subsidies and
supports to states which refuse
TO obey the Constitution AMI
which use this money for scgrc-
gated and discriminatory actlv-
lties
Mr. wilkins phaSizcd q
that everybody should pay his
taxes, but every taxpayer has
the right to make known his OBJ
lection to the use of his taxes
in ways that undermine the Con
stitution of the United States
The NAACP executive advised
every person paying his income
tax between now and April l5
to enclose a statement protest
ing THE expenditure of any of
his payments on programs in
states which segregate and dis
criminate -
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
NAACP Seeks NLRB Ruling
To End Trade Union Prejudice

Board for ruling tnat:
I. a union which diseriminates
against Negro employees can
rot qualify "as fhe appropriate
bargaining agent for employees
in a bargaining vnit";
2. mo bargaining agent may
be certified by the Board IL II
violates its statutory duty Of fair
representation by segregating en-
ployees on a racial basis, ex-
clUding them from membership,
or discriminating against them
in their status as employees in
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
COP SCORES WHITE
HOUSE EMANCIPATION
CENTENNIAL FLING

The holding Of cocktail
party at the White House in order
TO celebrate the Emancipation
Proclamation centennial. in in ex-
iremely bad taste"
This was the eommen Of Grant
Reynolds, legal counsel to Re-
publican National Chairman Viii
liam &. Miller. upon the announce
ment by the White House that
500 guests would be officially en-
terisined the evening Of Feb. II,
Lineoln's birthday. Mr.. Reynolds
is a prsetieing attorney OF White
Plains, New York.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
Elliott Seeks Key COP Post;
Re-AMnns Full Equality

Arthur G. Elliot Jr has announced he would like to
demonstrate his organzationa talents, proven county
party level and in gubernatoria campaign state
party level
The special administrative assistant to Governor George
Romney will solicit the votes Of Republican delegates TO
the February 1910 state convention in Grand Rapids in
hope of succeeding George M. Van Peursem head OF
the state COP Pevrsem has announced he will not
seek reelection.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
mo ]. S. TAX MONEY TO HELP
SUSTAIN jim CROW" Roy Wilkins

DEAR PRES. KENNEDY BE COMFORTED
CUBA GODS INFINITE GOODNESS EXCLUDES
UTTERLY THE EVIL! THE HUMAN!
by Andrew f. Euehouf CS. +++
THE MATERIAL - ARE MERELY sHADoWY. MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES ADAMLEvE "LoRDcoD"
FRAUDS MYTHS +!
"U.S. DETAILS CUBA SPYING TO FIGHT
BUllDUP CHARGES"
"SOVIET THREAT IS DISCOUNTED"
MCNAMARA REAssURES NATION ON
ARMS PERIL 1A hr. Tv
Free Press ~
WASHINGTON - The Kennedy Administration We'd
nesdsy gave the nation graphic and detailed report
Soviet military bvildvp in Cuba since last
effort TO que charges in Congress that dangerous
Soviet force still remains the island.
tsee KENNEDY, Page y
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FRIDAY, Feb. H. DETROIT = Fifth Church, Whit
more Rd. and Second Blvd. - WILLIAM MILFORD COR
RELL - 500 Pm.
c.S. Sentinel, Feb. 9
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

Election to the S21,500 state
job would be another feather in
the political cap OF the 46-year-
Old Elliott, who successfully di-
rcctcd Romney TO the governors
chair-the first such feat for a
Republican in Ia years of Mich
isan political history.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
Gov. Romney ProeAdims
1863 Centennial Year

Governor Romney Tuesday pro-
claimed 1868 as Emancipation Cen
,enmal Year in Michigan.
At Detroit reception held in
his honor by the Michigan Div
ision of the American Negro
Emancipation Centennial Auth
ority, Governor Romney read the
following proclamation:
zone hundred years ago .
great president issued great
proclamation. Abraham Lincoln
thus effectively voiced for tn,s
nation the foundations on which
we have built the cause for lib
erty and equality Of opportunity
for all.
Today as we celebrate the
one hundred and fiffy-fourfh an
niverssry Of the birth of Lincoln,
let Us pledge as citizens Of q
free nation that we will do more
than merely recognize the SYM
boIic significance Of the centen-
niaI Of the Emancipation Proc
lamation. Let Us pledge. not
merely this year, but in the years
ahead, that in the spirit Of Lin
coin we will strive to make our
practices always eqvai our prin-
ciples.
"If we are to realize Lineoin's
dream Of a society in which we
all can live and work as broth
ers and as equal and self-repect-
ing citizens we must encourage
greater personal responsibility
and greater personal moral in
tesrity. Not since fhe Civil War
days have we faced such q
threat TO our way Of life, a danger
brought about by fhe decline Of
religious convictions, moral
strength, national purpose and
responsible brotherhood and cit
izenship.
ITO the extent that we pos
sess or lack these qualities, we
will win or lose our struggle for
survival"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

In 1852, he was elected pre-
cinct delegate from Pleasant
Ridge, then the largest precinct
in the state. Elliott and his door
todoor crew turned out 95 per
cent of the potential precinct
vote.
This was the political beginn-
ing.
During his four-year tenure as
chairman, Elliott demonstrated
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

WASHINGTON, D. C.-In fur.
therance of its stepped-up cam
paign to enlarge job opportuni
ties for Negro workers, the Ma
tional Association for the Ad
vanccment of Colored People TO-
day monday. Feb. ID called up
on the National Labor Relations
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16
lNEY REFUSES PLATFORM TO SWANSON

WE'D, FEB s, ll:oo Pm. WIRE TO Gov RoMNEY -
The HON. GEORGE RoMNEY, GOVERNOR
LANSING
DEAR MR. GOVERNOR: REJOICE OVER YOUR DE-
CIsION REGARDING PLATFORM APPEARANCES. YOU
AND THE PUBLIC ARE BEING DvNELY PROTECTED.
GOD BLESS you, YOURS, AND YOUR ADMINS
TRATlON.
Andrew Frvchauf
The Detroit tribune., 1963-02-16

SWANSON PULLS FAST ONE ON
STAEBlER. ET AL.
WHO IS 'ON THE SIDE OF the ANGELS
AND HOW MUCH?
BOTH ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPlES
sTAEBLER.s MUsTAcHE IS THE DEVILS
COMPENSATION FOR HIS SPIRITUAL IMPURlTY,
IMMATURiTY, IN NOT SUBMITTING
TO THE HEAVENLY DISCIPLINE,
(see SWANSON, Page n