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Evening star., 1949-10-09
WILL GO CT

Congress Hsts. S1O.5O0. Open La.
900 Atlantic st. 5-room semidet.
gas heat, insulated roof, Venetian
blinds, storm windows. This house
is In excellent condition; near shops,
schools, churches $1O.500. Please
inspect; you are under no obliga-
ton to buy. SCOTT SANDERS,
5121 Macarthur blvd, OR. 5e7S.
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l424 K ST. NV.
*, B7O6, CO. b0&6.
COIORED

JUST THE HOME FOR YOU
Modern 6-room corner brick; huilt-in
bathtub. oil heat, rec. rm.. Ice.
front and rear yard. 337S Alden
LoWn aEAITFy co. No. sSts sSSs; .vsi Ts!i
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BUNGALOW

6UNk1A1/W
Open Saturday and Sunday. 1856
Seneca DR., Forest Hfts.. Nd. As
sumo Gi trust OF $4,000. All con-
veniences. Large lot 60x1SS IT..
$1,000 cash, balance terms. Posses-
sion at settlement. A bargain..
Newcomb Realty Service
1925 Nichols ave. s.e.. 10. 2-7656.
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COLORED-ONLY S785 DOWN, small
mo. payments: has GI financina:
auto. oil heat, bsmt., tile bath:
brick: has everything. HO. 1883
or GE, 1904,
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
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OPEN l TO 6

Woodbridge brick; 1927 Bunker Hill
I'd. ne; rms. and tiled bath, attic.
fireplace; chestnut trim, concrete
front porch, rec. rrn.. slate roof. oil
heat; lot 46x110; garage Ewes,
SH. 6075. WILLIAM r. THoROW-
GOOD, DE. 03l7.
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ROW BRICK-$9,9 $50
cony. to Tech High. stores. streetcar
and bus serv. nearby; 6 rms. rear
porches. bsmt.. built.in gar; terms
arranged. ROGER MOSS, HO. 6020.
Ewes. and Suns, DE, 26a3.
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112 18th ST. Sc.
Detached brick house, recently re-
decorated, with living room. dining
room, modern kitchen, bedrooms,
Ssth; ssa ;od fun base Ssssmsnt: . gas h,.,w'h;:;
PHILIP G. GREENWELL. st. 1901,
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FOR ONLY SI7. 500

FUN ONLI III ,0UO
You can live in q beautiful, ,auist
less than is min. to the Capitol
very large iiv. rm. with dininl
space, modern kitchen, utility rm.
8 full bedrms, and bath; Soft. lol
with barbecue pit: 0 delightful
country home In the city. 70 In.
spect call VI. 1000.
ADELBERT w. LEE
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Colored-$12,500, Terms
Excellent location nr. 2nd and R. !.
ave. n.e.-Attractive row Colonial
porch brick. 6 rms, bath. oil h.-w h.
Full cellar with front and rear entr.
Owner occupied. Possession at set
tlement. HoHENSTEIN BROS, FIR.
5000; ewes, or Sun. SH, 6245. "a
Evening star., 1949-10-09

ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
Has moved to larger quarters. at
1917 Pa. ave. Sc. For BEST values
In homes anywhere In Wash. or
nearby Nd, phone Ii. 1887.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

coLoRED-316 10th ST. NE. open
Sat. and Sun, 2 It'll dark. Q apis.
with separate entrances. completely
equip. kit: ea. apt. has 3 rms. and
bath; knotty pine rec. rm. with bar:
Colonial frt, porch; fenced yd. This
has to be seen to be appreciated.
CARL O. HOLLOMAN. FIR. 9g33.
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DREAM BUNGALOW j..
Yes here il what you have been
looking for, It's brick; has Lying
room, fireplace, dining room, kitch-
en-, . bedrooms, tile bath; large ex-
pansibie attic; full basement, .gaa
a.-c. heat. New condition; priced
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Move In with your deposit on this
6-rr. and bath row briek - hons
s9s sIss siPss sExEaf ina n h5a' oS. 4b Gs Ssi Hsn
Evening star., 1949-10-09

3421 25th ST. Sc.
Vacant: $1,000 down., shipley Ter
race; open Sat, Sum-, 1-5-Semtde-
tached brick. Yrs. old, conven. to
Bellyue, Boiling Field, Navy. Yard;
s nice rooms. bath. basement. yard,
chine and lovely refgr. Only 81 800.
Easy payments. RE. 1918 CHAP
MAN REALTY CO. %
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Beautiful spacious and modern de-
tached home; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths;
brick with slate roof; oil h..w.h.;
full basement. huilt-in garage, large
level lot. This home Is far above
average, Buy direct from owner. No
brokers. RE. 0S20. %
Evening star., 1949-10-09
COLORED-GT
GALES, INC,
MA. 9141

Colored-Corner Brick
701 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
i block from Pa. ave. 8 large rms,
"a baths, gas h.-w.h., built.in gar,
Fine condition. Good for doctor,
etc. Substantial down payment
Ewes. GE. 1920 or AID. 6477.
DEURY REALTY CORP.
1737 e. REALTORS, RE. 1893
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COLORED-SPECIAL
OWNER MUST SELL
house, full bsmt., INV. oil heat, con-
crete porch (screenedl. beautiful
yard. Possession at settlement. Con-
venient terms. Call Mrs West, with
D. H. JOHNSON CO., RE. 5212. MA.
1896. ewes. and Sun, DE. 1927. %
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1730 D ST. Sc.
Open today. Ito 8. WeIl-constructed ID
Jameson built tapestry brick; 6
good ,sized rooms. 2 inclosed porches.
gar; conv. loo. near Eastern High
School, Armory and Gallinger HOG
pitel. Priced at only $l2,5OO; conv.
terms. H. T. RANDOLPH, 2l37 X
st. NV. RE 2137
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

The uprising in the Southern states attributed
the Ku Klux Khan has finally drawn the attention OF
southern officials including the governor Of Alabama
For the first time in the history of the hooded terror
lists tangible action in the making to thwart one Of
Americas greatest subversve groups The Khan has
amuck and practically unmoleed since shortly after the
Civil War although such groups did not take the name
until years later.
American Congressman and other dignataries can no
longer point finger other nations of the world and
tell them get your house order without being slap
ped flat in the face with get your house clean first
then we II listen to you
Beginning with the Dies Committee. organized TO fer
ret subversyes the Congressman have failed TO
slider the Kan threat the general welfare of this
nation.
II is of the greatest blots this nations history
the manner in which the XXX has been allowed to BAN
boozle anil lynch Americans especially coored
Americans.
The Communists Party and fellow followers
threat the overthrow of America than
the Khan We feel that the Khan is just great
in fact greater threat. nasmuch as it is homegrown
and seeks to destroy harmonious well being we'll as
lives
ed hoodums should be congratulated and supported by
nations press the federal local and Of
ficials.
Townsend of the Georgia Court Of Appeals; and Mayor
James Peterson Of SepertonGa along with many other
decent Souherners merit the applause and support of
all upright thinking Americans.
The Tribune is committed to program that seeks the
elimination Of all subversives groups including the Ease
lists Communists, Ku Klux Khan and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
Need For FEPC

What nave feared about the labor picture is al
ready happening reported 10 this paper last week
that Negro apple for employment several the
large plants in the Detroit being given appl-
cation blanks by employment managers and instructed
mail them in while az the same time Negroes per-
mitted 10 AL out their blanks the premises and suisse
quently hired
W han We were urging the members of the State Legs-
lature 10 put FEPC law the books pointed
that when the number of jobs became limited thenNegroes
and other minority groups would begin feel the pinch
These reports about job dscrimnaton in employment
the increase and proof that need Fair Employ
ment Practice Legislation soon possible.
We must abandon the fight for equality Of oppor-
unity in employment Churches business, labor and
cial organizations must conGue urge the passage Of
bill 70 bring Justice and fair play to the Michigan
The enemies Of fair employment legislation the
people who have the most 10 lose in of break down
in order That break down 10 come IL certain
people continue ignore the domestic problems home
which weaken economic and social structure.
The people who believe in safeguarding way Of
life SHOULD ban together work for the elimination of dis
elimination in employment Of all persons regardless Of
their race, creed color.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
Pass Aid To Education

The Tribune is committed 10 assistance program
which would embrace the following principles Provision
NJ basic education for every child elimination of edu-
aonal Sums which produce terates; equalization OF
educational opportunity regardless Of residence
economic status Improvement Of schools and salaries
attract into teaching of ablest young and
women The power 70 do something about this s now in
the hands Of eeasvEs
Just recently. ths House subesnxniAAse Federal
Aid TO Education chaired by Rep Grahea A. Hxden 3D.
NCD completed pubisc hearings n 46A6. the 1914.
500. 600 Barden bill for federal aid 10 edos81m This
bill is expected be acted upon by Tie fuA Bc1se
nttee or Education aul Labor within a dag o. 90.
Public support " the bill will determine wat type
Of legislation will De psssed To insure enaSat by the
8lst Congress your action is urged
% Write to Rsb. John Lesinsk chairman House
Committee Education and Labor Suite sac House Of
flee Building Washington 25 D. c. and any other men,
her Of the COMMITTEES with whom you feel you NAV have
Influence requesting the of HR 1913 with any
changes amendments that you would like suggest
81 Of your friends possible do
the thing Immediately.
More than fifty national organizations and leaders
a federal aid 10 education program.
The bill will provide federal financial assistance 10
the states and territories in helping establish and main
tain adequate minimum program Of education and in
attempting nearly to equalize educational oppor-
unties in public elementary and public secondary schools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

After telling the nurses that
Negroes here are so trifling that
he doubted whether the African
people would accept them back
home" even IL they decided 10
return, DR.. Kalibals said: Stay
here. and remains Americans.
but remember thy father and
thy mother. And who is your
father and mother" he asked.
Whereupon young nurse
seated at table ouipped. Adam
and Eve are my father and moth
er just like everybody else"
Answer. Walter
Attention Negro Newspaper
Publishers Association: Check a
report that Walter White Is serv-
ing as a consuItant on the Negro
press 10 the advertising firm
here which has been commits
stoned 10 spend a million dollars
on publicizinR the coming Hal-
tian Exposition. How many lines
Of advertising have you received
on the EApOSluOnf
Harlem newshswks are main
tanning a 5-hour a day vigil on
two colore6 policewomen who
in turn have been assigned 10 .
24-hour = day watch on a woman
living in one OF the larger up
town hotels. No one knows what
it's all about and the police
women aren't talking.
Roy Campsnells. the Dodger
catcher. told the Rev. Asspansa
Johnson the other day that he
says a prayer everyday. How Of
ten do you pray7 incidentally.
rap on the knuckles to Rev.
Mr. Johnson and the Harlem
Ministerial meeting for passing
the collection plate 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Branch Hickey and the
Dodger team when they awarded
that scroll to Hickey last week.
The church was packed and II
the collection plate had to pass
the ushers could have skipped
the honored guests. Ted Pos
ton and his wife. Marie, were
s~-ore 49, g,s~~t - fhs hf-hs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

formal in Brooklyn last Saturday
night.
Granger
Harlem is talking about q let
ter said TO have been written
10 the White Plains Urban League
by Lester Granger. which in
fluenced the leagues board in
turning down Leroy Jeffries for
q $4,000 post there as executive
secretary. Lester fired Jeffries
from the national office some
time ago. The letter caused a
stir among board members. Andy
Tyler. a young lawyer, may be
an opponent OF newsman Carl
Lawrence for the Fair Deal
psrty's endorsement OF a candi-
date for councilman. Incidental
ly. Carson Dewitt Baker. a name
New Workers are watching
played the leading role in the
selection Of young Bob Wagner
to be candidate for Mayor Bin
O'Dwyer's job. Thomasina
johnson and George Norford
who said Il Do" 10 each other
az the Little Church Around the
Corner here. will take over the
Sugar Hill apartment Of Altonelle
Matthews this summer. Alton
ellie will do some globe trottine
incidentally. Tommie and
George popped champagne AZ
their wedding reception.
That DR.. Bunche dinner Al the
Waldorf cost $50 a plate after
all. When DR.. Bunche protested
the National Conference OF Chris
tians and Jews charged $40 for
the dinner and collected $40 AZ
donation 20 the. NCCJ.
Sugar Ray Robinson's annual
golf tournament set for july 25-
% at.the South Shore Golf Club
az Staten Island. A deep low
bow 10 the Navy Department
for lis program 10 integra,e
coIored men. Julius Adams az
the Amsterdam News. Betty Gran.
ger OF the New YORK; Age. puh.
licist John Silvera. and Iohn
Staples. the advertising man
have been elected 10 the execu-
tive committee Of the New YORK
p-~-- rirh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25


This is true. despite the fact
that the Public Health Service
alone operates twenty gen.
eral medical hospital. two mar
cotic hospitals. two tuberculo-
Sis hospitals. and a leprosar-
ium. and has under its jurls-
dictlon St. Elizabeths hospital,
an institution which renders
medical and hospital care TO
mental patients. The Veterans
Administration operates l2o
facilities.
As bleak as this picture Is as
regards colored doctors. II Is
worse so far as rolored lawy-
ers are concerned. There are
only three colored judges-lrv-
ing c. Mollison Of the United
States Customs Court, Hermen
ElMoore. of the United States
District Court for the Virgin
Island and Almond w. Scott
Of the Municipal Court OF the
District Of Columbia.
The Justice Department en-
ployS only two colored lawy-
ers in the departmental offl-
ces in Washington Louis X.
Mehllnger OF the Claims Dr.
vision and Maceo Hubbard OF
the Civil Rights Section in
the Criminal Division. There
also are a few assistant United
States Attorneys in few cit
les
Now. one Of the reasons for
now extended It's powers down
American Bar Association
holds on appointments TO the
Federal judiciary and United
States attorneyships. TT is
doubtful whether any lawyer
would be selected for a posi-
ton on the Federal bench or
as United States attorney II
he did not have the backing
Of the American Bar Associa-
ton.
Not content with exercising
undue influence in the selec-
ton OF Federal judges and
United States attorneys. the
American Bar Association has
for trial examiners and 10 car
10 the selection Of hearing ex-
artiners in Federal agencies
such as the Interstate Com
merce Commission and the
National Labor Relations
board.
The United States Civil Ser
vice Commission has not only
delegated It's authority to q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

who believe in the full impLJ
ton OF the christian philoscrj
IN respect to race.
Humans New Book
DR.. Howard Thurman mad
this crystal clear in his new bod
Jesus and the Disinheriiei|
Jesus words were directed hl
dSinherited people. according 4
DR.. Thurman. He saws in
opening chapter: MANY and 4
ried are the interpretations dsi|
ing with the life and ieachir(
OF Jesus OF Nazareth. But few
these interpretations deal vi
what the teachings and the d
OF Jesus have 10 say 10 ihu|
who stand. at moment in q
man history. with their bitd
against the wall"
He asks the searching ou,a
ton: Why is IL that christisnl1
seems impotent TO deal radicall1
and therefore effectively WI
the issues OF discrimination an
injustice on the basis OF rsa'
religion and national origin
contend that the men WI
are 10 lead the christian churs'
and find an answer 10 this mo-
crucial question must be ne
who have been trained in schot|
free from the chains OF rsai
segregation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

~ - IcpOTutO from reliable
sources that the faculty of the
School Of Religion OF Duke Uni
versity. located in Durham. N.
C., voted overwhelmingly IN ia
vor OF the admission Of Negro
students 10 the Divinity School.
Any action to implement this
vote OF the faculty so that Ne
groes will be permitted TO enter
must await the approval of the
trustees OF the university.
Students and faculty have in
dicated in many instances that
they are ready TO end seRreRa-
ton in our schools and univer-
sites IN many parts Of the coun-
try; and IN such actions thew are
wsv ahead OF the trustees and
authorities responsible for the
ending of such discrimination
Increasingly. the church is being
challenged to take up the cudRels
against the ugly evil Of racism
that compromises the message
and program of the kingdom Of
II Is very unlikely that minis
tiers trained in a narrow racial
atmosphere OF segregated theol-
ogy schools can be trusted 10
meet this challenge. II the church
N America is TO become truly
Christian, II must have leaders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

in the Opportunity Drive -.
Summer Activities - The ri
troit Historical Museum. AL Me-
rick. Detroit 2, is a very in'e,1
esting place TO visit. Here you WI
find continual changing Of spesnl.l
exhibits of early objects OF De1
troit and Michigan history.
Chip off the Old Block, AlOo7
L. Foster. Jr., 20 year Old son N
the A. L. Foster Of Glencoe
was among the 700 graduate, v
Loyola University. Chicago I ~.
week. Young Foster received ~.
degree of Bachelor Of Science y u
Commerce. He plans TO inimeo !.
ately take graduate courses =
preparation for a business carr ~.
His father is manager Of the D
troit Office Of Parker House S''
sage Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
In Detroit
IT'S THE BUSINESS
By ulyss.. W. Boykin

Young sprint champ Harrison
Dillard OF Cleveland is the cover
boy on the June 20 issue of News
week magazine.
WJR Declares Dividend. chair
man OF the Board George A. Rish-
ards announced last week that the
directors OF WJR, the Goodwill
station. Inc. have voted a divd-
end OF lOc per share to be paid
June so. TO shareholders OF record
az the close OF business June 90
Bond Drive Tops June 30 marks
me close Of Americans Opportun-
ny Savings Bond Drive As one
OF me last reports from the Fed.
eral Reserve Bank. Michigan re-
sioents had invested 10 fatal ~
$50 o6l 7S2 or 1871 Of the ouota
OF s4s.500,0o0 in the popular
series e savings bonds thus far
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

an excellent plea for toe =
ciusion o. SWIMMING ~ re
programs OF college si-oen's'
OF me ninety coloteo ins'i-
tutlons Of nlEnef learning slt-
viewed oy Mr. Johnson, eiEnlf
tue hsc no a1.ai+c tsci.iiifs.
yet every one ~ ,.f r3nt'J
s5nln.sf-s'crs exrrs>seE &C.
s,re 70 nave sHs1 ing T 7s-s
Pntsica rn1ceron F-i' ~
l4n The Tost lp-io-osis
sN r1rci1g giants among cft-
cree college sse az its1'pfon
ard Wes' Virginia STATE ON
a. colleges 01F.1g s'.n7n.r
Z ants arc t.r2.~.a STATE A4
.scegs. Tennessee 4. {"
SUN csr9.ns STATE Cc-eze
src rora-1 IN Fersi'N.
NJ jc1r.71 aescl .oss ift
ga. mr. ~ cr ers1 a. fi'f'a-
tr.ssrs ,prf ffiat.s'
St.vrl ~ ~ Howard IS Nf
e. re -rg" popular 2, .Iot'S.
AZ. ~ ra'e.F 900 t'-1.n'b
recs. - f~~frr n,'s-f-
ton III ne -ts.s "nf1
IL sTail r. ccraa ,r- - ne
Tut oers n sene 1fTf, rs'-
f-'lDrs Ioe ro-f-ts irAoN
very ci0,e.r 70 1e''err 1x'-
..5ec N '~e A-etfa1 |f1
Cross Al p-ysfe. ec.cshoa
rrstrrs ere required 70 axe
81 rr.rE
During The 1919 swim
ming NEE; season. Inc va
rious dual and other meets
clinsxed in chanpionship
swimming meet IN which
Vest Virginia State College.
Hampton. Howard and Ten
nessse A. b l. College took
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
E D l T. o R | A L S
The College Fund

Davis sales vce-presiden the Ford Motor Company.
very excellent he has done chairman
of the United Negro College Fund Drive in Michigan.
AT this point contributions have passed the $4,000
mark and partial full commitments have reached
additional $4,000. The goal of $4,000 assured
Mr. Davis has been assisted by Henry S Dunbar and
John {. Dancy, his co-chairmen
The Ford executive brought to the campaign the dy
mamie spirit and leadership needed 10 make it
His drive and personality typical of that of many of the
newype American executive who is not only interested
production but giving helping hand to support the
worthy social projects that part of national
life. Providing educational advantages way
strengthen the foundation of American Free Enterprise
II all persons who have donated in past years but
failed do this year drive would send in their
today the College Fund would go the
top.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

,ns lark 70 supervised sWin,-
n-4ng opportunities For the
Wnife population. there are
close 20 half nuncsec pools.
indoor and ontcoo. For the
coiorec people there are only
'w0 outdoor and .wo .ncoog.
One - the smaller poDis IS al
Dar1s High School. ne other
~ Howard Sei'rer can ade-
o4sfelv ssilsfv me needs Of
irei own student bod IS.
n o1s early youth. most
noss earned 70 sw.m IN
damned Up streams N ponds
o. u ne river Then cams
fTe dread scourge % ivpnoio
arG c~senfer.C disease much
% prIcn was attributable 20
lax ~ antaton and the
pstef 1 : farrler ~ germ
By ste Years. ivpno.d ~
aiTts' 4rkncwn Effective
1efefrerfs o. 'eplcemics are
xrrNr and effective But Ike
81 rsnv ~ our fearv ne
pubic medical services Ug.l
nr' approve ~ The risk 81
infection or = return of plague
Il * this kind o! fear that
has iobDed youth ~ much ~
me adventure % liv.nF and
possiDiv helped The trend TO-
ward the exciter EMS afforded
bv activity r delinquent chan
nels Before me last war
tumoi.nE football. swimming
and msnv other activities were
banned IN some school systems
because Of hazards Fortu-
naieiy the war with lis great
risks helped us 70 return 10
sanity. BY al means. Jet our
colleges and high schools pro-
vide for instruction In swim
ninE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
Christian Scie
How Far Does Love Reach ?

TIME foundation Of the teach
ines Of Christ Jesus, ss vel
a. the motivation ~ his works
was divine Love. Wherever hu
man government has attained ~
highest expression in freedom ane
equality there Christian faith IN
God and fervent belief in IN,
brotherhood Of man have been the
greatest irnpulsion.
God is Love. and man as His
Likeness reflects God. An inper-
feet image implies an imperfect
original. Bur Tor the all-powerful
creator 70 fall short ~ His own
abilities !. unthinksble. Hence
immortal man. the manifestation
of infinite Love. must ever meas
ure no 70 the perfection Of Love 5
standard.
The carnal mind. however.
seems 10 include many qualities
which fan far short Of the divine
ideal. It's misconceptions - for
they are nothing mare are the
source ~ al me strife. insecurity.
and inhsrmonv among The ma
tons. Hatred. scliishness. intol-
ersnce ihe>e are oppo>iies n
Love and csn have no reeli,s IN
Loves universe Human expert
ence il clesnsed - them n, The
undrrsisndins ~ Inc spiritual per.
feciior NJ man.
In the proportion that ~e. -
individuals reject more ~ The
ruahiv n spirit Gnc ~ We br1ng
the Kingdom - heaven into our
human experience. We rsn III be-
more LOVING. IT, lcse tye,d and our
fellow man Is divine require
nnent The Master SAID John
IS $50 ~, TINS shail all r.cr
know that 80 arr ns disciples II
,e have love pre 10 another
The love "A lich 'he Fa'nfr ewes
il not limited ar perspnsl u is
forever sssAshie ia rs infinite
fullness % every ore ~ iiis chic |
dren There are 70 superior races
no favored nsiinnaliiJes obedi- /
ence n Him j. ne onls criterion
bv which lie measures men. And
since man wsS created 10 fulhll /
the divine purposes ~ Love there's
Is. in SPIRIT. m iiSobedieni man.
ANY appearance 10 ne contrary in
human experience IS a falsiiA 81 I