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Evening star., 1953-10-01
AuroMoBILrs FOR sALr

LINCOLN '53 Capri hardtop: 2-tone
yellow and black. finish, with black
and white upholstery, equip. with
power brakes, Easy-Eye Glass. heater,
radio with rear speaker, 4-way seat;
aPpTSF PTSs4N s4TTHSs Ta & u 900 q $s34SfS 3orfGs
ave. ne. Open 8 to o. Elk, 3-2s22,
LINCOLN 1852 Cosmopolitan 4-dr.
sedan; r. and h.. low mileage, excel.
cond.; 1.owner car. Immaculate
Matte. Must sen for sacriHcs. 5000.
LINCOLN 81 Cosmopolitan; raven
black with Wv. tires, equip. with
Hydra, :; and h, elec; n window iiits'
req. ST I.995. MAYFLoWER MO-
csrss c co. el S-sS72 872 I'll stil nj"'' .. 0A'0u'
MERCURY '49 4-door; T. and h.,
seeeafEa soae anish; wp special ares At ssss;s ssss top
allowance for your car. MCNEIL
Sstudebaker), 4O34 Wis. ave-. EM.
MERCURRY nEa1aT .51 4-door; r. and b..
clean throughout. mech. perfect;
sSS. soOOIa IodAM MoToR. SMndS6aE SSr Ssoi Wis Wis
aye; EN-; 2-2617. Open tn 8. 20
MEN[UEx O1 ConE:I NfsaBo CISam'
asseemssssRic sss ssR d.; 81 14sS 4sS HoRSER aad B
CORNER 9Th and Fla. n.e., Ii.
MERRcSGjRY 1910 "s" coupe sedan;
ished; good condition; accept best
offer. LU. 1-0699 after 4 pm. IL
MERCURY 1949 4-dr. sedan: r. and
h., new tires: I owner; excel. cond, !:
$909 90, or best offer. ia. S-5l71, II
equipped, turn, sigs.: intmac. cond.
throughout; !$1.095: 2-day money
back trial. 4-n1onth written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer lila Vermont
MERcuRY hxsi Jay 80 Ap A. e4SSs dr. sed: r. and h.,
Wv. tires, beaut. dark-green finish
| like new: $995, with bank financing
Kirk MOTOR Co. 1000 Georgia
MGEks;ctUkXX 81 41IS club cpe.; ,et-blacl
finish. with r. and H.. Merc-o.Matic
bank finance. KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 Georgia ave-, TIA. 9-4S00. II
and appearances; new top, Wv: tires;
above $500 by Sat. pm. Call JU
MERCURY aSIH 80 S-dr.: r. and h. other
iftFaI IKE nev iOT s1ass ssasf Tooas an ond HSad}
ME. s-2s1s. 2OI5 Va. ave. NV
MERCURY 80 convertible: and
66o iSo1s, SsSS, E99RTHsAsT Sf9S BsAsinr M3Toe Ed e
MEKcGkX 81 4.SoOr; do T and b.
sfD5s Pies sfaSi MAYFIoWRR YfHGoRs7SRAi MSoSTFoRs' 81
1l2o Ign 1o 81; nv 'Sale-6uS Cars''
MHfRcTGR92 H '52 y 'i4l-ddr,; r. and h.. gas,
saving overdrive; beautiful lucerne
FLOWER MOTORS. 1I25 18th st,
NV. (Safe-Buy Cars. co. 5-6372
MERCURY 40 club coupe CMonarchl
excel. cond.; very fine tires fully
equipped beautiful nm: 1915 with
| our famous guarantee. Is min. from
wash. BROAD STREET MOTORS,
BFSsd 81 st. T9S 5E Gnsf6a SgfS6 6Ssa 5SG1 I'll vi
MERRCEtjRY 81 4-dr. sedan; r. and
miIsage; $li195;. S195 down; LIsH
KEEFE MoT0Rs' GH0E 80 Florida aye
Nj. G.. MORRIS, Austin. Healey sport.
cars. Austin of England: as low as
Ice at MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser-
Henry j., Both sides of 9TH at R
Nj. G. new '53. ST .995: 1852, S1.395.
JACK PRY. 1909 14th st NV. I'm
NJ. G. Tc late 40 Special; low mile
50. 900 in notifications, accessories;
| $500 just spent to put in magnif1-
cent condition. OIL. 2-374S. Il
NJ. G. 81; green; has never been
raced: one owner, must sell for
ave. EN-. 2-2617. Open till o.
M. G. 1853: 1000 miles: chrome
luggage rack and heater: $1,000
Evening star., 1953-10-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oEgsNSRr $685. 5st7 s es 'sss5:a: cs6ssa:
oiEDsMac,BnE iSsNa, 40 .ss. conv.; new
a8ss fGP nsy PRs 2et sssS So SS soSn Sn hIss.1s Pssy
oTDsMooBHrTGE 'bs v.ss" Holiday
coupe; ivory and tan finish; fully
equipped with radio. heater, power
steering. autronic eye, tinted glaes
car e GA cannot s be told from new; only
MLAcoG6sMEosTEc GGS ESsF ceorr1h eo fsss cApS ga
81 St; ne SSG;,.sT n;T;, ST; $4,000. ..oo,
Hydra, s,tops: only $f.osSSSS. .IaSs.; %lls.i;
KEE PONTIAC. 10th and M sts.
Ds;;MoBiIE as rs convertible: perfect
dark-green, finish. new top, radio.
ss ssas so.das snS zSGra ansiantee eeapaH HILL onas
SANDERS. wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. liza Vermont ave. NV.
Obs 1919 "ss" cony.: black. WI WV.
FHScKh HAS Il HoToRs sHsEr6 IKE Ia S5ssS $685.
oLDs 1e4e 2-door sedan; radio.
neater, auto; transmission; bargain:
$4sT; $4STa g g. other cars to select from.
studebaker Dealer, 5s5 N. Glebe I'd.
15 yrs; in Arlington. 1 blk. from
oh5s o11s1' az =; a-dr. model "7e": original 1
black. black finish; radio heater: custom
s T1frS Dics very gsss saaFP aASBrS SDy p oS sSEp
OILS gySs 81 aa ave; meds1 NV as IA l9S4l6 .do
heater, Hydra Matte; Jet black fn.
trnlV hAantifIl nftla a
SzNPFST I y Sn. gSgfsaS,4 e5as Ca. 'sSs: ave:
oLDS 81 model "9s" Holiday 4-dr.;
Hydpa ssi1GasS Mats; radio heater custOms
finish; entire car in showroom con-
dition. AS little as 1928 down. Full
price only $1,595. HANDLEY (Ford),
ohDs - g series sTs nT Ys TA de lSxs ss49s adoor
sedan; black paint. auto. transmits
sion. other accessories. A bargain,
$795. 65 other cars to select from.
sstMERIGAN st1sfSsla nos;HI SERVICE CENTER.
Is years in Arlington, / blk. from
OIDs 40 conv.: Hydra. r. and h..
elec. windows; excellent condition
tthrouggh6oout; black: Wv. tires; new
4-month written guarantee. HILL
& SANDERS, Wash's Oldest Ford
Realerl pc leerrl4sddddl ddl4 Vermont ave. NV"
oLDs 1853 Rocket "9s" Holiday
coupe; Hydra-Matic, range-finder
radio, heater, royal marine finish
with white top side mirror, Wv.
tires, nylon and leather interior; 1
owner; low mileage; traded on the
fabulous new Fiesta coupe; former
owners name on request; like new
throughout; 30-day unconditional
guarantee; S3,495. COLONIAL
OLDSMOBILE CO, 1241 9th st. ne.
tjust off Florida ave.), Open 8 am.
to 10 pm. incl. Sat. Phone Ii.
OLDS 1949 SS de luxe station wagon;
radio, heater and Hydra-Matic
trans; equipped with many other
extras; entire car perfect through,
out; must be seen and driven to
fully appreciate. AS little as SOS
down. full price only $1.0e5.
HANDLEY CFord), 1928 Ga. ave.
NV, ia. 9-S416.
PLYMOUTH l949 club coupe $S95
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 1949 R. M, 4-dr. 81 ,046
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
BUICK 1852 Riviera 4-dr. S2,O96
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1953-10-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1853 a. Arnb, Country club; less
than than 5000 miles: Hydra. Wv
;ssi VIII g. .sts os sIsd: cost 9ss
No dealers. 10. 6-4010. q
NASH 1851 Rambler; radio, heater.
| oyerdr.; l owner; low mileage; sac
Bans Ees nsncine hos Gnly saaS ST4o wi P5siMSss
NASH 80 Statesman 4-dr.; bed, r.
and. h., excel. cond. Must be seen
to be appreciated; $3.50, sacrifice.
70; b:1902 or .LO. 6-1359. Ii
NASH aIs.t .5l rambler convertible: fully
age; very clean, orig. paint. etc.
Butler bonded: ST .095. LEE D. BUT
LER. INC, Used-Car Dept, 2O3O M
st; NV. DI. 7-0114. Il
NASH 81 rambler station wagon; r.
snd speoah; a; sTcsRtioDal fsR sPT%rb sgPd owner;
TSedzcar Dept, 1850 N Ms St. NV NV,
NASH 1850 Rambler convertible Ian
oau; new top, radio. heater. low
mileage, good tires; . clean car;
O'hf5 sERVicE fsEi E 'sleis eENFGR FER
studebaker Dealer, 685 No. Giebe
"a: II yrs: in Arlington; l blk
NASH so Rambler station wagon:
eye heater, radio. low mileage; new
DRIA NASH, 1705 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alex, Va. ,KI. 9-2330; ewes. till
Nagh; pTi; closed lssd sunday psmSSi.- .or,.-t;S,.
Here's a little beauty, take the
wheel and prove it to yourself;
right at $S95:. SAFFORD- -CHAND-
L;ER' L;ER' Wynacshi;,s LARGEST Nash Dealer
NASH 80 Statesman 4-dr.: overdrive,
fully equip; beaut. green finish;
very low mi. AS little as S45 down.
FFull price, $7e5. HANDLEY (Ford),
SGsa ASH df is4o sVe 800 RS IA GdooI ss4ss SEDAN;
clock. seat covers. This car has
| been carefully driven. Its interior
Is roomy, conditioned air heateri
book. only $685.. sAFFoRD-cH
ship'' SsS % ii St. .'fes. ne. Tt5a IU. 6-4se6o e6
NASH 1850 4-dr. Airfight. A States
pOrtation; figSt blue finish, and
| seat covers. 1896. DIVER MO-
TOR CO., Dodge-Plymouth Dealer,
1890 Georgetown rd., OL, 4-730o;
covers. good tires; only S995. 2.
day.. money-back trial; 4-montt
written guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS, .Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. A.
NASH, 1s4o 2-door; excel, cond,;
| S745. Inspection guaranteed, MAR
TIN MOTOR SALES, 1888 Wis,
ave nv. EN-: 3-1s6sS; -. %
NASH d is iaIeSsm, cond oiTe:
and out; see this special. Butler
INC" used-cCsr Dept, 2o3O NJ st
Nash ASH Pt F4s 71Sd14 7aSod4 4-dr.: r. and l h..
LEE B. BUTLER, INC. Used Cal
Dept, 2030 NJ st. NV, DI. 7-0114
NASH 1851 rambler conv.; cd. r
and h, all extras: like new; S995
THACKER MOTORS. LA. 66530,
OLDsMoBILE 1851 Super "ss" club
coupe: r. and h, Hydra Matte. seat
covers. 2-tone finish. low mileage
| and exceptionally clean; 81 .595
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. 1717 r; I
oSEyDesMsoB1LREp Sye se Rp .5s 7sSTS super "ss" 2-door
sedan; Rocket engine; sparkling
light blue finish; custom equipped,
| including General Motors dual Hy-
| dramatic drive; thoroughly clean
car throughout; ST. ,995: CCC guar.
CO, 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
OLDSMOBILE 81 Holiday 4-dr.
! Hydra-Matic. T.. and h.; very clean
inside and out; Today's special;
Bladensburg rd. at Piney Branch I'd.
S. s., Md. .IU. 7-7SSS. Open $50 to
oLDsMOBILE 1947 "76" club coupe:
dark blue; r.. h and HYDRA Matte;
month written guarantee. HILL
! & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
! Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV; NO. 2
| I'LL. .
Evening star., 1953-10-01

OR WE BUY THE CIGARS
Wen top any offer you have had on
your car, If it is clean. Any popular
make or model considered. Tele-
phone estimates cheerfully given.
Phone AD. 4-9SS2 or drive in for
immediate cash.
BLAsS & CLARK. INC.
No. / Florida Ave. NE IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
The Miracle of Fatima!
(Continued from Back Paeel

Continued from Back Page)
WHICH is IN HEAVEN Cd
MANY WILL SAY TO ME IN THAT DAY LORD.
LORD, HAVE WE NOT PROPHESIED IN THY NAME?
AND IN THY NAME HAVE CAST OUT DEVILS7 AND
IN THY NAME DONE MANY WONDERFUL WORKS?
land THEN WILL PROFESS UNTO THEM,
! NEVER KNEW YOU, DEPART FROM Me,
YE THAT WORK INIQUITY C)"
AND EVERY ONE THAT HEARETH THESE
SAYINGS OF MINE, AND DOETH THEM NOT.
SHALL BE LIKENED UNTO A FOOLISH MAN,
WHICH BUILT HIS HOUSE UPON THE SAND, Cd
AND GREAT WAS THE FALL OF IT'LL
CONSIDER CATHOLIC ITALY, CATHOLIC SPAIN,
CATHOLIC POLANDl CONSIDER THE CATHOLICS OF
GERMANY, BEGINNING WITH HITLER!
These NOT testimonials to divney inspired,
Chrstlke thinking and leadership
LET'S TAKE LOOK AT CHINAi-Chisns Kai shek
and Madame Chiang-Protsstantsi-with much good
Catholic missionary work having been done in China
But COMMUNISM AND JUDAISM both. in and out
Continued next column, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Money!

Part of the money people paid the relics
p help keep up the university where Luther taught In
e of that DR. Luther began speak against the display
relics. 1t worse, he thought, for the church
p permit the SELLING OF SLIPS OF PAPER CALLED
INDULCENCES. Anyone who had of these, SIGNED
BY THE POPE, DID NOT HAVE TO DO PEN
NANCE DEMANDED BY THE CHURCH FOR HIS SINS.
d FOR coin could buy pardon for past
ms. They could also BUY A PARDON FOR THE SINS
pr A RELATIVE WHO HAD DIED LONG BEFORE
with other monks who taught in the university, Mar
Luther lived in large stone building called the Black
Costers In the college he ecured the Bible and on
philosophy In the hours between lectures he studied in his
rooms walked in the coister gardens But he spent
much time praying, paid little attention to food and
Sleep and worried much his faults that he
grew pale and thin and nervous
Zone day Martin Luther sat beneath the pear tree
the garden DR. Staupitz and sat down beside him
Brother Martin, he said smiling, want you to take on
q task. would like you to begin to preach.
Why, IL could preach, cried the young
;nonk. 4 do think it would kill me-
That is quite all right them, answered Dr. Staupitz
with twinkle in his eye. God has plenty of work for
flever men in heaven
Martin laughed and agreed to try. He preached to
he monks in the dining hall of the coisters Then ne be-
anne preacher in the Wittenberg Castle church. Ihis
brought him more duties AS parish priest he had to
oversee several and work with the people he
hear ssons visit the SICK comfort those in
oubl. And there many letters to answer In fact
here many that Martin said that he could have
tade use of two good secretaries
a After a while these new duties changed the quiet
onk He was busy getting his ideas down on paper and
Preparing sermons He was working out his beliefs
growing more sure himself and of what he must
zach and preach Slowly Martin Luther was becoming
Rader"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19


TIONS"!
In other words the Hebrew, Roman Catholic and
Protestant teenagers who attending Christian
Science Sunday schools and the adults sub
med to the discipline of the Sunday and Wednesday
tmonsl Christian Science services together with daily
study of the Christian Science absolutely
Incompatible Bible Lessons covering 26 vital subects
twice year!- vulnerable 10 any devish unacy of
mad pleasure % seekers-"whom Satan hath bound"i
whose pleasure seeking really consists an attempted
escape from CD OF insecur ty inadequscy, etc. of
the Christ Science Master Messiah VOID sensual human
and (2) 1.-The still, small voice of God, who is
Love, to whom they will have eventually, in hum-
ity and repentance of SIM Jesus said necessary
and enter the all pervadng heaven and
eternal lfe-n which each of hnds divine eternal,
sublime, blssful alit.es! the very image and
likeness of God, Hmsef!!
knowledge of the going reveals the ONENESS and
GOODNESS of God Spirit and the perfection and eternal
ity of spiritual consciousness and individuality Gods
and keness! and the utter, bic,
UNHEALTHY! of all aspects of evil tragedy dscord.
minor cold, the diseases appendicitis.
cancer polio heart trouble ALL Of the ira gedes-indi-
vidual mass-ranging from aircraft railroad steamship
TO motor car-or a WORLD WARMTH several thousan
suddenly making rapid departure for the world
collective human AS for example, Pearl
Harbor!- IL years ago exactly this very day which
this writing is taking place!
That Pearl Harbor disaster was a seemingly ira gic
dsaser-sn awakening that urgently needed to un.
the terribe!- laundering = racketeerng!- White
House leadership degenerate Protestantsth the devils
racketeering Judasm!- and the devils materalistic,
Roman Catholic counterfeit of the chidess spiritual life
of the Master Christian Physician and Meta The
Savior, Christ Jesus!-"THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND
THE LIFE"!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Teacher AssaiIs Godfrey"

LANSING, Dec. IL (AP) - George Washington
shouldn't be shown smoking cigarettes according to Lam
sing High School history teacher.
teacher furious letter TV Star Arthur Godfrey
objecting to inclusion of George Washington cgsret
commercial Wednesday.
Brisbin is known in scholastic circles an authority
on US. history. He
Every school year seek impress upon my students
the dignity and Importance Of this distng uished ryina
gentleman
Tomorrow morning. must face my US. history
classes high school-snd the orty them are de.
voted fans of Arthur Godfrey and His Friends.
They will have noted that their TV hero attached a
miniature cigaret the mouth of George Washington
his features piece of US. currency that you
lighted said cigsret and caused little puHs of smoke
emanae supposedly from the lips of Mr. Washngton-a
the interests of clever snship and TV CONNER
Gals
You, Mr. Godfrey, pictured in their minds as an
ardent patriot friend Of the and great and deer
hunting associate of the secretary Of defense.
81 am humble instructor Of us. history in the
ondary schools of nation leave to your ina gina
ton to which attitude should be Of country
be reflected in the minds of youth"
Brisbin told Godfrey Il bitterly disa pponted in
INDUCING in sk at the expense of the father OF
oountry-the United States of America-Ceorge Wash
ington."
Brbin ended the letter with an earnest prayer that
will sxer great influence toward renaissance
OF healthy respect for our founding fathers"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Teaching, to Her. Still a Privilege

After teaching for 10 schools
Helen Anderson insrueis sixth
Clinton Ia She will soo Tribune
following letter the subject What Like Teaching
The thing like best about teaching ia the cton
acquire from this profession and there are three main
reasons for this
First, feel that by teaching have the privilege of
repaying, in ANAL for the rich heritage which 10
minetha OF being citizen Of the finest nation
cannot take part in be noted statesman scientist
doctor. engineer, but help the cause educa
ton which is fundamental the and welfare of
nation.
IL our present of life to continue and If other
nations to attain the and prosperity which they
pie who able to make wise decisions respon
sibty, and stand firmly for the things in which they
believe.
Teachers have the privilege Of aerting our young
people to do the blessings of country and in
stlIns in their minds love for and appreciation Of
the principles of human justice and freedom upon which
nation is built
School children spend of their waking hours un
der the guidance Of Teachers snS teachers more than
any slse have the opportunity Of Developing in our
young people right attitudes toward the worthwhile thnss
of life That issvhy essential that we have not only
well trained teachers but those who physically and
socially equipped for this important profession
Good school citizens generally develop into good citi.
zens of our communities II teachers can teach
Fairness kindness tolerance good and
sense Of responsibility. then have made good IN
weaving into the fabric Of nation the threads Of
justice, freedom, and loyalty.
feel that another reason for the aatisfaetion rain
from teaching experience that this profession offers
challenge to the beat that 10 within Each new class
See Teaching to Her. Still Privilsgs--P.xss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Childish Superstition!!!
Money!

at in the Wittenberg church that Prince Fred
ck had placed his collection of sacred relics This was
e largest collection in all Germany. Here on the pay
en of some money, anyone could reduce the church,
punishment for his sins, and also REDUCE his PUNISH
pENT IN PURCATORY. By paying a coin. people could
the tooth of Saint Jerome hairs from the head of the
Frgin Mary, pieces of her cloak, wisp of from
hrists manger and many other sacred relics They
l-sraw, cloth, hair tooth-encosed in of gold
nd silver. The most valuable thorn from The
thorns that had encircled the head of Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Luther In Rome
Continued from back page
The Devil In CHARGE!

ION corner sat PRIEST SELLING BONES Ne
Va. TELLING PEOPLE that the BONES WERE RFI ire
pF SAINTS. In the churches Martin was distre...d r.
hear PRIESTS SAYING MASS AS FAST AS pos
kIBIE, and WITH NO REVERENCE AT ALL And -.
as DISTURBED BY THE STORIES of THE LIVES OF
HE POPES. The PRIESTS who told him these .,or..
bNLY SHRUGGED AND SAID, YES, THESE THINGS
ARE BAD-BUT THE POPES ARE ALL-PoWERFlu
fHEY CAN DO AS THEY LIKE
Martin went to the famous stairway which ,h
thurch claimed the Jesus assembled on the wav
his erucifxion Like other pilgrims Martin climbed the
a hand and knees saying prayers and kissing each
tep He believed that this of his would deliver his
lead grandfather from the suffering of pureatorv Like
Sher Catholics, he believed that soul must 90 to
kry for time before reaching heaven.
But when Luther reached the top of the stairway and
1owly stood up, he was FILLED WITH DOUBT Sudden
he spoke aloud, to the surprise of those around him
Who knows whether it be So?
"As Martin and his friend RETURNED TO GER
Many, the DOUBT WENT WITH MARTIN NO
longer he ABLE TO BELIEVE so COMPLETELY
HAT ANYONE COULD SAVE HIS OWN SOUL, or that
another, by doing such things Slowly he wa. Be
EINNNC TO BELIEVE that 1T WAS ONLY BY FAITH
N CHRIST, and by UNDERSTANDING THE WORD OF
BOD. given IN THE BIBLE, that a man could FIND
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
". The Emissaries0f Pope Leo x
Are Selling Pieces Of Paper For Pieces
OF Silver. Such lnduIgentes Are
Guaranteed To Cut Off ID 900 Years
from a Man. Time in Purgatory"!!!

We resume
Roman Catholicism has the devilish relationship to
Martin Luther and Mary Baker Eddy that Judaism had
Jesus, manifested by high prestsbrsins of the Cruel
fxion-Annas, Csiaphus; and murderous Saul, who be-
Paul and Judaism has been, for 1900 rea
tive the conception by the Holy Ghost Of Chrit Jesus
Messiah and Savior of Hebrews and Centiles from their
materialistc concepts Of Cod!!!
The severe suffering of Hebrews and Catholics as
history records evolution of the reduction of
Its native nothingness"!
And so, numerous victims of these spiritual cripples,
tog ether with many Protesants have become God
chosen peope!vis Gods Christ Master Science universal
Messiah to ALL peoples!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
The Devils Roman Catholicism

These (ninety.fve) theses that Martin Luther had
allied the church written by him as subjects
Pr debate But they than that because Luther
angry. There three main points in his attack on
e selling of indulgences He said that Germans 'houIo
have pay for the building of ST. Peters IN Rome
ID that papal ndusences did not remove quit inaa,-
ences were meant to reduce the penance done in this
orld for sin But indulgence selers were telling people
|hst an indulgence brought absolute forgiveness "hen
luther heard this he declared it was not So Forgiveness
nust through faith in Christ and through feens
orry for having done wrong The sinner must also De
willing prove that he sorry by doing penance MOST
important Of ALL Luther said that buying ndu'senee'
would make people feel that being good not very I'M
oant He declared that he who gives to the poor does
better than he who buys indulgence
Luther theses against selling indulgences were print
ID and through Not long before Luhers
birth, GUTENBERG HAD INVENTED PRINTING by the
(Sse next column, inches from top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen!
Continued from Back P.ge)


This bear the mental shock of the revelation
of the mental and unreal mythical of matter and the
my hical nature of the human mind and body!-he sup
posititious the fraudulent! and the counterfeit
of the human race!whch presumes believe that it
Gods image and likeness of pure holy Spirit HON
Jesus revealed as LOVE as we'll!
And so, Page 2, of Gods Message for 900 by Hi.
Rev Mary Baker Eddy. is the following:
WORK = WORK - WORK"
WATCH AND PRAY
is THE SONG OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
THE CLOSE OBSERVER REPORTS THREE TYPES
OF HUMAN NATURE
THE RIGHT THINKER AND WORKER. THE IDLER
AND THE INTERMEDIATE CD tTHE MEDIOCRED
THE RIGHT THINKER WORKS:
HE GIVES LITTLE TIME TO SOCIETY MANNERS
OR MATTERS, AND BENEFITS SOCIETY
BY HIS EXAMPLE AND USEFULNESS. HE TAKES
NO TIME FOR AMUSEMENT EASE. FRIVOLITY;
HE EARNS HIS MONEY AND GIVES 1T WISELY
TO THE WORLD!
The wicked idler little and is stngy; he has
plenty of but he them evily Ask how he gets
his money and his satanic ma jesty supposed TO
smlingy: by cheating lying and crime; his dupes are
his capital his stock in trade the wages your ider
busiest workers. they will leave lucrative
to work for me- Here add: The doom of such workers
will and il will be sudden severe and lasting
than the adversary can hope.
The intermediate worker works at times. He says
ut is my duty take time for myself; however,
believe in working when il is convenient Well, all that
good But what of the fruits of your labors And he
II am not successful could wish, but work
hard enough 10 be So"
Now, what saith Christian Science: when man is
right, his thoughts right active, and they ruul
he loses self in love- and hear himself unless he
loses the chord The RIGHT THINKER and worker does
his beat, and does THE THINKING FOR THE AGES.
No hand that feels not his help heart his comfort HE
IMPROVES MOMENTS; TO HIM TIME is MONEY, and
HE HOARDS THIS CAPITAL to distribute gain"