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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-03-13
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BY Lou LuT our


With Easter just around the and every lady
ing to look her best and make the finest possible impression
IN her new Easter outfit let's take little time to discuss
thing that spoil the appearance of any beautiful
We refer of course to those ugly derams stains
perspiraion.
1t is amazing to see the number of women yes
models who, in spite of all the preparations on the
market today still in public with their clothes actually
ruined by stains Years when had a charm course
school out St Louis picked up system that has never
aeo me- no matter how strenuous day how long hours
spend duty 1t will eliminate perspraton safely if followed
egiousy Drop line to Lou LuTour Global News Syndicate
Hotel Theresa New York enclose addressed stamped
envelope and I'll let you in the secret
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-03-13
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

In the Pulaski Chancery court
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
Charles Kimbrew, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 970l2
Addie Lee KimbreW, Defendant
The defendant, Addie Lee Kim
brew, is warned to appear in TINS
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Charles Kimbrew
Dated March 3, 1858
j. r. Booker & Jackie L. Shrop'
shire. Solicitors for Plaintiff.
J. L. Kidd, Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, D. c.
96-13-2O-27 Al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-03-13

Here are tested Instructions.
Curtains: For one pair of cur
tains use two towels. Stitch a cas-
ing across the top of each to
allow rod to go through. Sew ball
fringe across bottom and two
inches from bottom for trim.
Shoe Bag. Fold towel up to
three inches from top. Stitch down
center: Sew bias binding all around
the sides.
Apron: Stitch two towels to-
gether lengthwise, Turn so the
stripes run horizontally and make
casing across the top for the
apron string fuse bias binding) to
go through. Stitch rick-rack down
the sides two inches from edge,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-03-13
Pine ST. Hi School

Continued from page two
ton Armstrong Second year,
William Bunting, Odell Embry,
Ralph Parker Betty V. Fuller,
Floydean Ryan, Mary Williams
and Meredith Wilson Third
year, Alvin Thomas, Melveta Mat
tison, Joel Matilda, Curtis Davis,
j, c. Pearson, Bobhie Reddix and
Coy Hall -. Fourth year, Shirley
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-03-13

Modern educators contend that
the industrial art program is OF
Value in the training of all chill
dren, The ability to do has be-
come equal in importance with
the ability TO think. Self-expres-
sion and self-diseovery are import
ant outeomes of the industrial 70
art courses. Often the sheer joy
experienced in doing things is in
itself valuable High interest de-
veloped in manipulative work al
so tends to carry over into other
fields, since investigation in sci
ence, history mathematics, and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-03-13

that Pearl and hubby Louis Bellson will go into Vie Err
Rose in April after Dorothy cambridge quits it,
Lionel Hampton still doing knockout show for the North
Carolina prisons Says 1t gives him evcarious" thrill
Inc new Ink Spots being held Washington D c
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-03-13

Students attending Asthma clinic
Number of Tonsilectomies
Students receiving chest x-ray
Students receiving blood test
Evening star., 1953-03-26
IreIan Honored by Aides
With Gift Of Watch

United States Attorney Charles
M. Irelan, whose resignation is
to become effective when q sue
cesSor takes over. has been pre-
sented with q wrist watch by his
Office staff as a token of esteem.
Those who gave him the watch
include assistant United States
attorneys, the secretarial force
and clerks. The presentation was
made in behalf of the staff by
Assistant United States Attorney
John c. Conliff. jr.. in Mr.. Ire
lan's Office.
Leo A. Rover has been nomi-
mated to succeed Mr.. Irelan. A
Senate Judiciary subcommittee
gave Mr.. Rover its approval yes
terday. The subcommittee action
probably will come up for full
committee approval on Monday.
Senate confirmation is expected.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Dutch Prince to Thank
Red Cross for Help

Prince Bernhard Of the Meth
erlands will officially thank the
American Red Cross for it's as
siStance to the victims of the
flood in his country at a brief
ceremony in the assembly hall
at Red Gross National Head
quarters. Seventeenth and D
streets NV, at 3 pm. tomor-
row. ...
Uniformed Red Cross volun-
teers and national staff mem
bers will attend the ceremony.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

speak on "The Riddle Of Jewish
Survival"
Cantor Norman Gewirtz of
New York will be guest cantor at
the $3.50 pm. service tomorrow
IN the Montgomery County
Jewish Community Center, 29O1
E East- West highway, Chevy
Chase, Md. Rabbi Tzvi H. Por-
ath will conduct the service. A
service will also be held at 9:l5
am. Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Topics and Speakers
For Jewish Services
Tomorrow Listed

Jewish congregations of the
Washington area today an
nounced speakers and sermon
topics for services tomorrow.
Rabbi Balfour Brickner Of
Temple Sinai and Rabbi C.
Melvin Helfgott Of Congregation
Bethel, Alexandria, Va, will ex-
change pulpits tomorrow to COM
memorate the birthday of the
late Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise, re-
garded as the founder of Reform
Judaism in America.
Rabbi Brickner will speak at
$50 pm. in Bethel Temple. 206
North Washington street, Alex
andria. and Rabbi Halfgott will
talk at the same hour in the
Bethlehem Chapel of Wash
ington Cathedral.
Two Others to Exchange.
Two other rabbiS exchanging
pulpits tomorrow are Rabbi Ma
than Gaynor Of Agudas Achim
Congregation and Rabbi Reuben
r. Levine of Temple B'nai Jacob.
The latter will speak in AgudaS
Achim Congregation, 1400 Rus
sell road. Alexandria, at 8 pm,
and the former, in Temple B'nai
Jacob. 2504 Naylor road Sc, at
$3.50 pm.
Zionist Sabbath will be OBJ
served tomorrow at the Adas
Israel Congregation at the S:15
pm. service in the synagogue,
Connecticut avenue and Porter
street NV. Rabbi David H.
Panitz will talk on Miracles
In Modern Garb" and Cantor
Jacob Barkin will sing.
Mrs. Henry Gichner, vice pres
ident, National Women's League
Of United Synagogues, will speak
on "Are You a Member Of Your
Community" at the 8:45 pm.
Young Peoples Synagogue serv-
Ice in the Jewish War Veterans
Building, 3147. Sixteenth street
NV.
Rabbi Segal's Topic.
The $50 pm. service In
B'nai Israel Synagogue, Six
teenth and Crittenden streets
NV, will be dedicated to the
Louis D. Brandeis Zionist Dis
trict. Rabbi Henry Segal will
speak on "A Peoples Ascent"
and Cantor Hillel Drummer will
sing.
From Egypt to the Land of
Israel" will be the topic of the
sermon by Rabbi Aharon Sha-
piro Of Congregation Beth Israel
at the 8:45 pm. service in the
synagogue, 3408 c streets Sc.
DR.. Joshua Bernhardt, a men,
ber Of Congregation Beth Ell of
Montgomery County. will lead a
Passover Institute following the
service at $3.50 pm, at 3 Pooks
Hill road, Bethesda. Md. Can
ton Wolfe Mostow will assist.
Teen-agers of Har-Tzeon Con-
gregation will sponsor a model
6eder following the $50 pm.
service in the Highland Elemen-
tary School. Wheaton, Md.
Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum of
North East Hebrew Congrega-
ton will speak on Power of
Passover" at $3.50 pm. in the
synagogue, 4601 Eastern avenue,
Mount Rainier. Md.
Roanoke Rabbi TO Speak.
The speaker at the $3.50 pm.
service of Temple Emanuel in
All Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase Circle, will be Rabbi
Benno M. Wallach of Roanoke,
Va. He will talk on "Extinguish
Not These Flames"
Shareh Tef1la Congregation,
Chinum and Riggs roads NE,
will have Elihu Platt, an attorney
with the National Labor Rela-
tions Board. as its speaker at the
$3.50 pm. service. Mr.. Platt will
Evening star., 1953-03-26
$29.75 Royon
Tropical Suits

Wrinkle-resistont royon, mostly
single breosteds. Rees., 1875, 3/36,
l/42; longs, 3/37, 2/38, 2/39,
l2/4O, l/44. Is suits-----$l4.S8
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
$50 Wool Topcoots

Hard finished worsteds in SINGLE
breasted styles with set-in shoulders.
Rees., 2/35, 1873; shorts. 1/40,
l/42; longs, l/39, l/46 -$2s.sS
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
On Sale arlington
$18.75- $500
Gobordine Roincoots

Woter-repeIIent cotton eobordine,
solid tan. Rees., 2/34, 1886, Vas,
l/48; shorts, 1896, va, 3/44;;
long, 1888. l3, so hurry for the best
selection on----------------$6.99
Evening star., 1953-03-26
$10.95-$12.95Woo Stacks

6obordnes, fIonneIs, tweeds, wor-
steds in the group. PIeoted fronts,
some with snug-tex Wristbands, con-
tinuous wristbands. Solid and pot
tern effects in the group. Sizes
28-42. 12o poirs---------$S.S8
Evening star., 1953-03-26
SIS All Wool Suits

Mostly tweeds in single breosteds.
Rees., 3/35, l/37. 2/39; shorts.
1/37, 1888, 3/3e, l/42; long,
l/38; stouts, 1879, l/40. IS Of
Evening star., 1953-03-26

$1.5O-$2.5O Silk, Rayon Ties
Shontunes, crepes and fouIords in the
group. Many narrow shapes, new 0oe
eoIors. ~
Irregs. $7.95, $S.95 Robes
Royon eobordines and foulords. Many
with matching eorryine bags. Smoh, a 90
medium. large sizes in the group. TsO0
S9.75-S13.95 Leisure Jackets
Royon sheen eobordines, checks, fish
nets, shontungs, butcher weoves 81 90
Spring coors Small, medium, Iotoe Ts0O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
THANKSGIVING
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

AT THIS THANKSGIVING SEASON no people in
the world should be more happy give thanks than Amer
leans Being the arsena of the universal understand
ing of divine Love. this than any other
history. should be thankful that discern
brohery love being extended and upheld by the
law Of the land. Gods law of adjustment. is being made
manifest in the affairs of the human In the south,
schools being opened that The young people
school together for which every right thinking person
should thank God for the opportunity of those people be-
ginning to know each other through study together For
people to know each other well is the only right to
understand how to work human problems The service
which begiNen in times Of trouble. and in times OF
trouble will be of interest Too living and dwelling
in peaceful understanding. there is left for evil,
maadiuSment. and inharmony.
We should also be thankful that are living in this
of the American industry. and American economic sys
tenn in which all mankind Of the best
sites which into the making Of good citizens and good
living.
We should be thankful for the opportunity to work,
and receive according ones ability give good service
Every citizen should be thankful for the opportunity
part of country which is the wonder Of the world.
Deroters should be especially grateful for living in city
overlooking the banks Of the Detroit River where may
stand this side and look into the Dominion of
Canada.
We should be thankful to cod that he 3D. and there
none besides Him and 10 hrst Jesus the Messiah who
lived this planet and showed the human the way
TO walk by Spirit and matter; though has
AIKEN the human almost 1000 wears TO move in the
right direction. we are moving along.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Mrkeli"g Zip, Sr .Ao4,s~iy.,

Homegrown cabbage is one OF
the many excellent values 10 be
found al the Farmers Markets
right now. Wholesale prices range
from Tic TO 81 buShel for the
No. grade
Dry onions. potatoes. Acorn.
Delicious and Hubbard squash
also represent good buys" tor
consumers this week END. due
to heavy receipts.
An ample supply OF turkeys in
all sizes Will be available for the
Thanksgiving feasts. Prices may
be just little higher than a
year ago Heavy Toms will
probably be the most attractive
buy price-wise.
Carlot dealers al the Detroit
Union Produce Terminal report
that increasing supplies OF dist
sntlv grown head lettuce and
green peppers offer good values
this week
Local packers report that an
increase in the prices paid for
live hogs Is reflected in slightly
higher prices on some pork
items this week. The supply Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Letter To The Publisher

Catholicism. Having been born
into q Catholic home. and 10
have married q medical doctor
has been Q handicap. that 10
sure. BY phone. this week. she
tells me that she Is Ill with the
flu. but that she 10 reading
some Of the Christian Science
literature you gave her. ! think
she will get into . different
frame Of mind with the Tribune
words. also.
I presume that you have seen
the publicity regarding the Mar
tin Luther film which 10 at the
Krim Theatre on Woodward near
Six Mile. am looking forward
TO seeing the play which ] under
stand is rather authentic.
Sincerely.
A Friend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Discipline
ARTICLE VIII
GUIDANCE OF MEMBERS

ARULE FOR MOTIVES AND ACTS. Section |. NEITHER
ANIMOSITY nor MERE PERSONAL ATTACHMENT
should impel the MOTIVES OR ACTS of the members of
The Mother Church.
In SCIENCE, DIVINE LOVE ALONE GOVERNS MAN;
and Christian Scientist reflects the sweet amenities of
Love, IN REBUKNC SIN, in true brotherness, charitable
and forgiveness
The members of this Church should daily watch and
pray be delivered from all evil from propheyin judg
ing, condemning, counseling, influencing being in
fluenced ENORMOUSLY. (Our emphasis)
TO BE READ IN CHURCH Sect. g. The above Church
Rule shall be read The Mother Church and the branch
churches by the First Reader the first Sunday of each
month. On Communion day the Church Tenes to be
read.
CHRIST JESUS THE ENSAMPLE. Sect. }. He who
dated the Christian is the Ensample in Christian
Science Careless comparison rreverent reference to
Christ Jesus abnormal in Christian Scientist and is
hibted When is necessary to show the great gulf be-
Christian Science and theosophy, hypotsm, spir
ituslism do it, but without hard words ("Foow
Leader ONLY far she follows Christ" Tribune Addi-
ton: remembering Jesus; shall cast out devils"D
The wise saith, "A soft turneth away
wrath" However despitefully used and msepresented
by the churches the press in return employ violent
nvective and do good your enemies when the
tunity
departure from this rule disqualihes member for
office the Church the Board of Lectureship and
renders this member liable discipline and possibly dis
mssal from the Mother Church.
DAILY PRAYER. Sect. IL shall be the duty Of every
member of ths Church pray each day: Thy kingdom
comet; let the reign Of divine Truth, Life, and Love be
established in me, and rule of all sin; and Thy
Word enrich the affections of all mankind and govern
them!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

November 10. 1853
MIR. Andrew F. Fruehauf, c. $.
Hotel Statler
Detroit 20. Michigan
Dear Mr.. Fruehauf:
think enjoyed the back page.
and the continuation OF it. in the
Detroit Tribune OF the l4th. more
than ever before. Your words
were so expressive and kindly.
Immediately sent the paper to
my Catholic friend whom YOU
met not long ago. Surely she, will
awaken TO some OF those words.
After your talk with this
woman. she was drsadfuliY dis
furbed and was rsssnfful. but
II was good for her. and I am
happy TO know shat she IL
reaching out with a more In.
auirins mind for truth abeut
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
Thirst Jesus Advised the Have Nots

Seek We first the kingdom of God and HIS righteous
Ass and ALL THINGS shall be added unto you!
Hebrews Catholics and Protesants, being prisoners
the devil!- animal gnet i cannot take seriously
be Masters infalble formula because they do not
We validity to His promised Comforter which would
ach us all things-Cods Christ Science universal i'm
krsonal Messiah to ALL peoples!
The Master further said regarding the have nots
"Preaeh the Gospel to the poor!
"Ask and We shall receive!
Seek and ye shall find!
KNOCK and il shall be opened for you!
"Whatsoever things we ask for in prayer-beiev'ne-
)-ye shall receive Your heavenly ather
oweth what things We have need of before ye ask HIM
All non-honest-toCod Christian Scientists are still
nctionine more or less by the mind CD Of the devil!
pman animals are born with
Some of the prisoners of the devil IN the " D
@re the Democrats and their supporters!
They are more less spiritually blind just as was
n and Eleanor Roosevelt Fannie Perkins, and Hebrew
elk Fankfurter of the u s. Supreme Courts and Roman
Catholics of the breed of exAttorney General Howard
HdcCrath, who really fitted the description that harry
90 mslicousy and dishonesty applied to Attorney
General Brownellii
Howard McCsrath, Roman Catholic prisoner or the
revl-politicsl and spiritual prostitute really nts
Harry Trumsns Dishonest Characterization OF Herber'
BrownellliI
See next column. inch up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

dressed pork is said TO be ads-
quais to the fair demand. Near
lY all weights OF fresh and
smoked hams are up &c . pound
al the wholesale level.
All grades Of bacon also show
an increase Of one 10 two cent
pei pound Smoked 'picnics"
have gone up one-hslf 10 one
cent a pound at wholesale. Pork
IONS. on the other hand, have
declined as much as two to three
cent a pound. when compared 70
last weeks wholesale quotations.
Most other pork products are
unchanged in price Best c,m-
parative buys for consumers
should be Boston-style pork butts,
lons, fresh shoulders and pork
steaks.
The IL major livestock markets
OF the midwest reported the ar
rival OF 10000 head OF cattle on
Nov u.s. This is the second lare-
est run OF the fall season. This
means. OF course. that all grades
and cuts OF beef are still plenti-
full Demand IL only fair. how
ever.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
What Are The Prospects,

Hence Mrs. Eddy's very sound ob..rv.,, .r
,.d to its final limits ia
the old saying; Give the devil enough rome and he'll
ns hmsslf. He was doing the other night through
voice of Harry Truman!! (smes)
McCARTHYISM vs. HARRY TRUMANS
kED HERRINC"-THE RED DRAGON"
OF REVELATION! IN THE SOVIET
RIMNALITY AND LUNACY!-EMBRACED BY
THE ROOSEVELT-TRUMAN, COD-CONDEMNED,
PIRITUAL BASTARD" Heb. 1919 ADMINISTRA.
lONS!!!- including Eleanor-out of whom ".ev.n
wis political and spritusl- had to be cast out in
der make her reasonably safe ctzen but i. still
<pe for the devils Judaism! and fellow traveler.t
Harry Truman was vigorous against some of the ex.
NAL threats of Communism, the case of Greece and
brkey, and he had bipartisan support thereto But this
pndergas political and spiritual prostitute was soft
Communism, internally Franklin and Eleanor
cs and spiritual prostitutes -because it helped win
kmocratc elections- thus putting depuran-
Proesants into and the type of Hebrews
I'd the type of Roman Catholics-Howard McCrath
rrupt ex-Attorney General for example!-Spiritual
$aitors to God and Counry!!
Then have this paragon of virtue" ca, Tom
rk! Associate Justice of the US. Supreme Court What
testimonial! to the Pendergast Truman's morality,
cal plum, taking priority honesty with God and
pntry! Harry and Tom Clark haven't yet explained
>se Kansas City vote frauds! BOTH OF THEM SHOULD
J IN JAIL!!! (smiles)
Consider Hebrew Henry Morgenthau, ex-Secretary of
Treasury, under whom Harry Dexter WELT held office
I'd the other soft Reds Hebrews of country who
Emitted numerous traitors and spies! like Rosenbergs
Function!
BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER"
GUILTY BY ASSOCIATION"?-NO AND YES!
I'D AND THE DEVIL ELIMINATED JUDAS
FROM THE MASTERS TWELVE APOSTLES!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
|od Puts The Finger On Harry Truman
And Other Prisoners Of The Devil!

HON Satan hath bound" Jesus )-and quickly UNCOV
RED their SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS!
No. 1-Walter Reuther-who has not yet been healed
the spiritual unacies, manifested in the ll3 day c. M
bike, after v. J. Day! The devils Raw Deal gave
vver to such spiritual lunatics!!!
n No. 2-"Joseph A. Beirne, communication workers
edent drew applause from 700 convention delegates
hen he called for Browne to quit for mafeasance in Of
lee and for carrying out his constitutional duties!
(AP-Chi. Trib.)
God says, NOT GUILTY for Brownell!
But-pin the chsrge-with pluses! on Truman!
And on ex-Atiy. Cen McGrath!- Roman Catholic
brituaf BASTARD like Truman! See Hebrews IL: rs
THE DEVIL USES LABOR BROADCASTERS
TO WHITEWASH TRUMAN
birds OF A FEATHER! -"
No. 3. Guy Num-
No. a. John w. Vandercook
No. S. Frank Edwards.
Ne shall continue to listen to them. They have merit
Ne don't mind admitting! (smles) The writer would
|hake hands with these three, maybe!-but MOI
so and soil! (smles)
The foregoing FIVE typical of that spiritually sick
objective human consciousness that could go along with
he FRAUD of the Raw Deal and the phony AR
zeal for the have nots steal from the hsves despite
he Commandments:
"Thou shalt not steal"!
''Thou shalt not bear false witness!
'Thou shalt not covet"!
''Thou shalt have no other gods before Me-
bhnite Spirit divine Love, divine Principe!-NOT MAT
Ter or DOLLARS "A mans life CONSISTENT not in the
bundance of the things which he possesseth! (Jesus)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
God Never Created Anything So
"l-o-u-s-y" as Shining Stupid
BIundering!-D Delinquent Adults and
Their Coekeyed 0ffspring!!! (SmiIes)

THE WRITER THANKS GOD THAT AT THE AGE OF 81
HE HAS BEEN SPARED THE DEvILISH,
SOUL-SCORCHINC, FOLLY OF HAVING AND
REARING HUMAN OFFSPRINC!!
THE EXAMPLE OF THE Chill CHRIST JESUS,
TOGETHER WITH GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH, HAVE BROUGHT HIM HEAVENLY,
INCOMPATIBLE PEACE WITH A SENSE OF
HAVING MANY SPIRITUAL SONS AND DAUCHTERS!!
IN PLAIN LANGUAGE, THERE HAVE BEEN TOO
MANY "SATAN.BOUND" HEBREWS IN HIGH
PLACES IN THE ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN
INISrRATIONS!-A ADAMS AND EWES WHO
REJECTED THE HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH
CHRIST JESUS, AND THE SUBSEQUENT CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES!- WHO HAVE
NO "SATAN-BOUND" RIGHT OF ORGANIZING
THE LIVES OF CHRISTIAN PEOPLES!
AND THAT REMINDS ME OF LEON KElSERLING
CHIEF ECONOMIC ADVISOR TO TRUMAN,
WHOSE WIFE HIS BEEN DISCREDITED
AS A FELLOW TRAVELLER -. ~
THE DEVILS JUDAISM WAS CURSE
ON CERMANY!!! AND 1T WILL REQUIRE HISTORY
TO REVEAL HOW MUCH OF A CURSE 1T HAS
BEEN ON AMERICA!
TRUMAN AND DEWEY WERE HIGH PRESSURED BY
THE DEVILS JUDAISMl TO PLAY POLITICS AND co
BEYOND THE UNITED NATIONS PROPOSALS
FOR THE PARTITIONINC OF PALESTINE!-AND So
TO-DAY OUR RELATIONS WITH THE ARAB COUN
TRIES ARE IN A PRECARIOUS STATE! JUDAISM is A
GOD CONDEMNED TROUBLE MAKERl WHENEVER
1T "CETS ITS NOSE INTO THE TENTH! (smies).
1T is AS MUCH OF A JUDAS TODAY AS 1T WAS
WHEN THE HIGH PRIESTS, CAIAPHAS AND ANNAS,
HIGH PRESSURED PLATE, THROUGH THREATS
AND INTIMIDATION, TO CRUCIFY THE SAVIOR!-
WHEREAS PLATE HAD WASHED HIS HANDS AND
SAID, az FIND NO FAULT IN THIS JUST MAN!
I'm THE SPIRIT OF THE LOVING CHRIST,
LIGHT THAT MAKES FREE:
IN OTHER WORDS, TO SUM UP.
THERE ARE TOO MANY GOD CONDEMNED,
INVOLUNTARY! SPIRITUAL "BASTARDS" Heb. 12
7s) AMONG THE AGGRESSIVE, COVETOUS
CHRISTVOID HEBREWSl!i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28

The writer has long asserted that Eleanor and Frank
lin Roosevelt were, and Harry Truman 10, spiritual
trator to God and country!-AND If ANY DEMO-
CRATIC SPIRITUAL "BASTARDS" (Heb. IL; 7s) WANT
TO MAKE SOMETHING OF 1T, LET THEM co RIGHT
AHEADiii
Hebrew Felix Frsnkfurter and one Of the Christian
A..oeste Justces u. s. Supreme Court character
witnesses for AIger Hssi-LEST YE FoRCETiil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-28
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