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Evening star., 1953-07-29

Allen Freas, tackles: Ronnie Nc
PherSon. end; Ralph Ward and
Earl Ball, backs and Fred
Schnable, quarterback, will be
difficult to replace.
The field at Blair has been
graded, rolled and Sodded by the
male student body and should be
in good condition when the sea-
son starts. Plans for installing
lights on the field are progress
ing and it is hoped that they
will be available by next season.
Blair will play an eight-game
schedule with half of it's games
in the wly-formed Maryland
Bi-County League, composed of
teams in nearby Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties.
The teams in the league in addi-
tion to Blair are Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Suitland, Bladensburg
and Northwestern. The Blazers
open their season with league
game against Suitland Septem-
ber 26 at Suitland.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Washington Boys Club
Can CIinch Title Toduy

Washington Boys Club needs
only to beat winless H. B. Leary
this afternoon to clinch the Boys
Club of Washington Limited
League second half champion
ship.
The Washington nine has a
Al record, Alexandria a 80
mark, Arcade Pontiac 1-2 and
Leary 0-3 in the Six-game
second round.
Today'S game, originally
scheduled for tomorrow, will be
played at $50 pm. on the North
Ellipse. The second-half winner
will meet Arcade Pontiac, the
flrst-half champion, in a two-of-
three playoff next week.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
D. c. Boys to Compete
In Baseball Tourney

Forty-f1ve youngsters from
the Boys Club of Washington
left by bus this morning for
Newark, N. j.. where they will
participate in the Boys Clubs of
America Middle Atlantic Re-
gional Junior baseball tourna-
ment tomorrow and Friday.
Three 14-and-under teams,
representing each of the Eastern,
Western and Silver Spring
branches, make up the group. A
Junior squad from the Alex
andria Boys Club also is entered
in the eight-team tournament.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Quorter-FinuI Net Matches

Dean Boorman will play AL
Talkin and Joyce Leek will meet
Dorothy Harrison in quarter
final matches of the Public Parks
tennis tournament at Hains
Point today. Walter Kenetick
and Arnold Kotz play Dick
Leighton and Steve Curlin, and
Bud Day and Mort Stimler meet
Bernie Denison and Edgar Lee in
doubles.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Two Games Tomorrow
In Legion Pluyoffs

Bunker Hill will play jackson
on the West Ellipse and Walker
will play Europe Bees on the
East Ellipse tomorrow in the sec
ond game of a three-game play
off series in the American Leg
ion Junior League. Both games
will be at $50 pm.
Yesterday. Walker defeated
Europe, 20-5, getting IL runs in
the fifth inning. featured by a
grand slam, home run by George
Smith. In the other game of the
playoffs, Bunker Hill defeated
Jackson, 9-5.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
BY the Associated Press

MENLO PARK, Calf, July 90.
Coach Buck Shaw has decided
it's time to make his San Fran
cisco Forty Miners a passing
rather than a running football
team.
I'VE win the statistics every
year but little else" Shaw said
of his squad, third in last years
National Football League. The
Forty Miners won Z, lost S.
We've got to speed up our
scoring, and it just strikes me
We can do it with Y. A. Title in
charge" Shaw continued. Title
takes over the quarterback
chores relinquished by the vet
eran frankie Albert.
Albert retired" last year, but
decided to play later for Calgary
in the Canadian League. He al
ways was known for his elab-
crate ball handling and so the
running game took preference.
Title is known for his passing.
Shaw declared ball handling
was more important in college
ball than with the. pros. i've
reversed my thinking" he said.
"As between ball handling and
the pass, I'll take passing"
Shaw is counting on McEl-
benny. Gordon >Soltau, the NFL's
leading scorer last year, Billy
Wilson and Rookie Harry Bab-
cock to handle the receiving end
of his new air offensive.
MENLO PARK, Calf, June 20
R.-Ernie johnson, former
UCLA star halfback, and Bruce
Halliday. a free agent and former
San Jose (CalifD State guard,
have Joined the San Francisco
Forty-ninerS.
Coach Lawrence (Buck) Shaw
said johnson was obtained in a
trade with the Philadelphia
Eagles for an unannounced draft
choice.
WESTMINSTER, Md, July 90
P.-Coach Keith MoleSworth
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Baltimore Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; trot; 25
Rol da Han'ver tBelote) s.aO $40 ago
Duke of Marabil (AllenD 40 $40
Martha Way tSechristl 1920
Ted Lybrook, King Rosecrott. Sandra
Bee Sentiment Sake, Rube Ko-san'
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
70 class ! mile.
gsa sss bT@sfE nadg Gsssf naSo SS iS
Jean Marie Dillon (St'kley) 300
Crafty: Look Up, The Pye, Penny
MAID DAILY SdhI Ifs DouBhR 4e' pAID i''s ssso
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; trot; %
Dina Bunter tEylerl so.ao $50 400
Athlone Pat (Waltersl 3.2O
Dean, Mr.. Wolf, Marilyn Song. Time,
- FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; pace;
Il. D'xn S'sSs erat'n %llS tBa,ko TAO $40 a.4o
SIs.s :, brewer; Trooper Cir! eiEl; wqSsSs
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: trot;
eaia'et Sisss1Rfe Wen trhson, nss 14.ao 7.ao $50
Dick Case (FlemingD $50 go
Betz (Eyler) $40
Benny's Day, Sreeze Along, Lady Re-
becca. Time, 2:l0ss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; race;
20 class. / mile.
Scamper Home CBelD $40 $50 40
Honest Abbe tEyIer) $40 $50
May Cardinal Davis $40
Dusty Direct, Counsel Eden Martial
Spirit. Majesty Hal Time. 2:05ls.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; pace;
free-for all: / mile.
Freddy Hawk sFlem'gI $50 2.i0 s.40
True Kitty tHudS0n1 ESQ 3.6O
Banner Direct tBurtonl $40
EngliShman. Ethel Lady, Mighty
Lrckv Time. 2:04ls,
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: trot;
3-year-olds: / mile.
Battle Up lEylerl $50 $40 40
Boot Key tHudSonl 500 2 so
Maryland Watts .Fieminxl 3 GO
Darn Quick. IsoletSa Hanover, Scotch
Charm. Time. 2:lo2S.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Lookouts Buy InfieIder
And SouthpaW Pitcher
By the Assoeiuted Press

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July
29-The Chattanooga Lookouts
today announced the signing of
first baseman and southpaw
pitcher. They are the second and
third players added this week.
Pitcher Bradley Chapman, 20
year-old left-hander, was pur-
chased from Tifton, Ga, for 1854
delivery. The infielder is Tom
Falk, 21-year-old Detroit College
student who played with Daven-
port, Iowa. last year.
Catcher Garland Anderson was
called from Charlotte Sunday to
replace injured Bob Oldis.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Forty-Niners Adopt Passing
As Chief Weapon for 1853

scheduled contact work for his
Baltimore Colts today and ex-
pressed satisfaction with the
progress of the team.
The squad went through a
routine pass-and-punt drill yes
terday, ironing out kinks devel-
oped in two-hour scrimmagc
Monday.
Two new Colts checked in at
the Western Maryland College
campus here yesterday. They
were Joe, Reid, veteran center,
and Ed Songin. formerly of BoS-
ton College, rookie quarterback.
The 28-year-old Songin, a g.
foot, 190-pounder, once ranked
as the East's leading passer but
has been of the gridil'on for
three seasons. He played pro
football with the Cleveland
Browns, quitting the game after
knee injury.
REDLANDS. Calf, July 20
(P.-Lineman Frank Fuller from
the University of Kentucky was
a deep-down draft choice but as
of today. he is the outstanding
rookie in the camp of the Los
Angeles Rams.
Movies of the clubs intra-
squad game revealed that the
235-pounder from Du Bois, Pa,
was a standout, both as center
on offense and right tackle on
defense.
Ram Scout Eddie Kotal rec
commended Fuller and the club
drafted him on the 26th round
at the National Football League
meeting.
HERSHEY, Pa, July 80 (P).-
Coach Jim Trimble of the Phil
adelphia Eagles was slightly
amazed to see 25O-pound Frank
(Bucko) Kilroy suited up and
ready for practice on the first
day of drills for the entire CO.
man Eagles squad yesterday.
He had good reason. It was
the first time the veteran line
man appeared on the first day
since he Joined the Eagles IL
years ago.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Fiohts Last Nioht

MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Luther Raw
lings, las, outpointed Danny Womber,
, HARTFORD. Conn.-Harold Baby
Face" Jones, 1881, Detroit, outpointed
Georgia Dunn. 1859. Hartford tlOl.
Jimmy Herring 1853, New York, out
pointed Mack Stanford. 1929, Engle-
wood, N. J. n0l.
LOS ANGELES-Cisco Andrade, 1891,
Los Angeles, stopped Bobby Why. 1901.
Los Angeles (9).
Evening star., 1953-07-29
White Sox Get Johnson
To Replace Roqovin
By the Associoted Press

BOSTON, July 29.-The White
Sox have recalled Pitcher Cliff
ford (Connie) johnson from
their Charleston (W. Va farm
team to replace Saul Rogovin.
now on the disabled list with a
sore arm.
johnson, 6-foot-4-inch hurler,
will join the club tomorrow. He
was with the White Sox tins
spring and has a 6-5 record for
Charleston with 86 strikeoutS
and a 3.87 earned run average.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Seven-Pound Son Born
To the Ralph Kiners
BY The Associoted Press

CHICAGO, July 30. - Mrs.
Ralph Kiner, the former Nancy
Chaffee, tennis star, gave birth
to a 7-pound 4-ounce son today.
Mother and child are doing
WELL" Mercy Hospital attaches
said.
Kiner, leftf1elder traded to the
Cubs from Pittsburgh, said the
parents had agreed to name the
youngster Ralph Michael Kiner.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Fisherman Heads Field
In Feature at Jamaica

NEW YORK. July 20. (P.-
Five 2-year-o -olds. headed by C. V.
Whitney's Fisherman, went to
the post today in the $4,000
Albany Stakes at Jamaica.
Fisherman. a leading Eastern
contender for the 1858 Juvenile
championship, was the overnight
short-priced favorite over the
Wheatley Stables Quick Lunch,
C. T. Chenery's Permian, Mrs.
Esther du Pont Weir'S CobblerS
Bench and the Lester Manor
Stables Affrighted.
Fisherman and Quick Lunch
are topweighted with 122 pounds
each.
Evening star., 1953-07-29
Gateway Seeks Games

The Gateway Lions 17-and-
under baseball team is seeking
opponents and interested parties
may call Bill Keckley at Jordan
8-6925 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-29

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; class
&C; trot; l mile.
! Almeda Maud III. Thompson, ST.
>. Dakar (W. Ehlen) l2-1
g. Kaka Hanover &c. Marker) 80
a. Luke Hanover IL. Turlins tom 5-1
) Sandra Worthy 1T. Walters, 81
g. Thornton Hanover &C. Oakley 7-2
z. Titania Hanover &c. Br'nemnJ 10-1
Evening star., 1953-07-29

WESTMINSTER, Md, July %
(P).-Coach Keith MoleSworth
Evening star., 1953-07-29
EIGHTH RACE

B: pace: ] mile.
]. Volitation a. Belote) l2-1
2. Miss Wieomico IL. Turlingtonl 10-1
3. Falconridge Peter 81. Stoaley) 81
4. Clever Directum (W. Fleming) 7-2
). Gold Coin u. Goodnough) 81
8 Kings knight IF. Jones) 9-2
z, Captain Carefree &c. Marker) Al
8, Martybert co. DaViSl I5-l
Evening star., 1953-07-29

is Elby Hanover.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
Let's Look at -.
United Nations
At Work
By AMY VOID
Montana Extension Service

plishments of the U.N. in the last
eight years. The U.N. was created to
help maintain peace, to encourage
international cooperation, and to en-
courage recognition of human rights.
We often hear criticism of the U.N.
Perhaps it's because people don't
know or forget that it has no power
to enforce, may only recommend or
request, and that delegates must act
according to instructions from their
governments. The United Nations
can do no more than its Contender
governments and their people will
do through it.
What has the U.N. accomplished?
In the political field, it has stopped
fighting in Kashmir, brought the
Indonesian dispute to a final settle
ment, and helped to make over 600
million people-one-fifth of the
worlds population-independent.
In the economic field, there is the
program of technical assistance.
Some of you may know about this
program because Montana has sent
several technicians to other coun-
tries. About 25 per cent of the tech
nicians come from the United States.
Through aid to underdeveloped
countries, agricultural practices have
been improved and food production
is increasing.
In 1858, however, only one-fourth
of the requests for technical assist
ance could be filled. More could be
accomplished if popular opinion in
the highly developed countries would
accept less armament and more tech
nical assistance. In the United States
we are spending about ~ cents per
person this year for the U.N-that
is for peace-and about $425 per per-
son for past, present and future wars.
We don't hear much of the II spe-
largest is the World Health Organ
ization (WHO). Through it, 81 ma
tons are working together for bet
ter health for all people. There is
no doubt of the need for such world
organization when more than half
the people of the world are ill-and
with life expectancy 35 years or less
in 80 countries.
There are IL specialized agencies
of the United Nations working for
a peaceful and better world for all
peoples. They are planning in terms
of 50-year program, for peace is not
quickly achieved, and keeping the
peace is permanent job.
The amount of information about
the United Nations is less in the
United States than in many coun-
tries of the world. Do you and
have responsibility as citizens to
help correct this?
These books will tell you more
about the United Nations at work
the United Nations Department o.
Public Information; "A Fair Work
for ALP by Dorothy Garfield Fisher
and Partners: the United Nation
and YOUTH by Eleanor Roosevelt
and Helen Ferris. They are writer
especially for children and youn
people.
Books mentioned in This col
umn may be obtained through
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
HEATS
In WINTER

Q Saves on fuel bills!
. Control heotins-se
convenient!
Q Clean. quiet sas OF
oil heat!
. CircuIotes air for
uniform comfort!
Q Completely enclosed!
Tomper-prooN
Q NO furnoee-tendins!
All automatic!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01

c0MPAcTi Put it anywhere even in
closet or alcove. Only 55" high, 80"
deep. Width varies from 80" to "a" ac-
cording to capacity required.
&c Furnaces Available in These Models
UPFLoW - DoWkFLoW - HORIZONTAL
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
BEFORE YOU BUY

Check G-E costs. They ore less ex-
pensive than you think now and,
through efficient operation, in the
years to come. The name costs no
more but gives you years of research
and engineering experience your
guarantee of sofe, efficient, trouble
free service.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
Add &C Summer Cooling
at Any Time You Wish

PREPARED" HEATING AND COOLING The G-E furnace
and the matching G-E Home Cooling Unit the same
ducts and reesers-go together make single compact
weather plant" that ony~here-even in closet ocove
When you build or remodel plan for BOTH WINTER and SUM-
MER Home Comfort G-Es amazing "Add-To plan lets you
enjoy truly modern living surprisingly low cost
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

himself the expression \
divine Love in both man
ners, and in character.
Mrs. Eddy has stated j
page 468 of Scienc.
Health. "The spiritual III
verse, including individu]
man, is a compound idea, \
fleeing the divine substsnJ
of Spirit"
And in Corinthians, It \
found: Eye hath not seen
nor ear heard, neither hs,'
entered into the heart \
man, The things which Cd
hath prepared for them th
CONTINUED on Pace A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Shells Failing Between Tents
France '18

The writer and his young Christian Science pal hear
many footsteps outside their tent evening leaving
the road to get out of light rain of Shells which seen
to have their range us!
My young pal said: eve better go too!
The writer is humbly grateful for having been guided
follows: "No, Charley, this is the time to trust God anil
what have been learning of His Science We are AL
tempting God trusting Him. We have not bea
commanded leave tents This is our post Of duty
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

(See c. S. M. Article Page2
GOD REVEALED TO OUR BELOVED LEADER
CLOTHED IN THE PANOPLY OF DIVINE LOVE
HUMAN HATRED CANNOT HARM YOUR
THE ONE UNIVERSE-THE SPIRITUAL
is COMPLETELY POPULATED, S-A-T-U-R-A-TIN1
ALL SPACE WITH GODS PERFECT
SONS AND MISUNDERSTANDING IDEAS
HIS VERY IMAGE AND LIKENESS
WHOLLY HARMONIOUS
THE TRUE, INDEsTRUCTIBLE BEING
OF EACH ONE OF USlii
THERE is NO FRICTION, NO DTSCORD, IN THE
MATHEMATICALLY ExACT-ONE AND ONLY
UNIVERSE OF INFINITE SPIRITi SPIRITUAL LOVE-
DIVINE PRINCIPALi-CODi I'D
JESUS RE TIE CHRIST, II HAVE GIVEN i"I
POWERi-OvER ALL THE POWER OF THE ENEM'
AND NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS
HURT your
THE MARTYRDoMs OF THE APOSTLES WERE
DIVINE PRoMoTIONsiii CRADUATIoNSiii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

HIGHEST JOY ~
The highest JOY and COM
fort is found in working from
a definite source of substance,
God, good" 1t is in this
way only, that real content
ment. refreshment and invig-
Grafton can be made mani
fest in every day life. The
information acquired through
the study of Christian Sci
ence, fits one for the art of
living tremendously through
expressing God. in every
thing he does. Thus making
Spirit the distinction in the
realm of thought. one finds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

Trusting in the living God for eternal safety ala
one under the shelter of eternal substance. NY
Things spiritual and eternal are substantial" d.
335, Science & Health with Key the Scriptures bv NY
Baker Eddy. '''
He that dwelleth in the place of the mos, H.
shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty
81 will say of the Lord He is my refuge and INV g..
ress: my God; in Him will trust Psalms 91.12 WI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12

type!-and by means with good Christian Scn
tists!-fogs the ground, and in the air. Ayng-mirao
ous protecton!-forest fires, too have yielded to N
superior Christian Science thinking and prayers!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Divine Protection Against Bombs
or Any GoIiath-Like Boosting!
and Mirage! Of EviI!:
Visible EviI!-A Precipitation
of Mortal Beliefs!

Upon driving to Sunday evening Christian Science
service summer evening, began rain very hard,
and the prospect of walking half block after
parking, seemed something to avoid il the Heavenly
Father was willing to give little protection smes)
analysis of rain made;
Rain Is precipitation of mortal belefs"i wholly
mentalt
The writer not Of our community having
lacked rain. Our Textbook says, substantially;
What blesses one, blesses sll--if-O-F--our ever.
present "FstherMoher God" in the working out of "he
greatest good for the greatest notwithstanding to
Christ.
IL stopped raining in few minutes - just before
psrking and this his only of ths
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Is the Profound, ChristIike Wisdom
and Divine Understanding Of
Christian Science Unnecessarily!
The Disciples Of Jesus Failed to Heal
The Lunatic Son..

WHY WERE HUNDREDS OF PROTESTANTS,
CATHOLICS, AND HEBREWS, TRAGIC VICTIMS
OF THE BISMARCK VS. THE HOOD DESPITE THEIR
FAMILIARITY WITH THE DIST PSALM?
THEY FALSELY BELIEVED THEMSELVES TO BE
ADAM ANIMALS" WITH SOUL
IN THE BODY-RELEASED AT DEATHi
THESE-SOME-1500 PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!
ANIMAL MACNETISM-CoULD NOT OBEY
THE ADMONITION OF ST. PAUL
"BE YE ABSENT FROM THE BODY
AND PRESENT WITH THE LORD! (infinte
Spirit, "divne Love")
AND THEY COULD NOT PROFIT BY THE
PROFOUND SAYING OF OUR MASTER, CHRIST
JESUS-"THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE:
1T is THE SPIRIT THAT QUlCKENETH
THE FLESH PROFITETH NOTHINC!-
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY ARE
Spirit and they ARE L-I-F-E"!!
AND SO, WHEN THE HEAVY SHELL OF THE GERMAN
BISMARCK" EXPLODED THE BRITISH CRUISER
HOOD, THE NON-HONESTTO-CODC CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS JUST NATURALLY, INVOLUNTARY.
CONSENTED TO DEATH!!!
NOT SO-THE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST!
he UNDERSTOOD ST. PAUL'S WORDS.
IN GOD, 1--WE LIVE AND MOVE, AND HAVE
OUR BEINC"!
NOT AS ADAMS AND EWES, BUT AS
CONSCIOUSNESS!-NOW AND Externally So
LIVING NOT IN OR OF THE BoDYl
THE BODY is WHOLLY MENTAL!-IMACE!-
NOT PERSONAL CONGRESSIONAL IMAGE!
OF THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESSl!l-
A "MOvINC PICTURE" FROM BIRTH TO DEATH,
REGISTERING THE DEVELOPMENT AND
ACTIVITY OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS!!!
THE BODY, THE EARTH THE SUN, MOON
AND STARS-ALL SPACE! AND CREATIONl-
ARE-LN-CONSCIOUSNE
"THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is WITHIN Y-o-U"l-
Christ Jesus.
DISCOVERED ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF OUR
FACULTIES:
CONSCIENCE!
REASON!
JUDGMENT!
SPIRITUAL SENSE!
VIA THE CHRIST-THE SPIRITUAL IDEA OF GOD
THE RIGHT IDEA OF JESUS
OF MAN, WOMAN, AND CHILD
OF ALL ETERNAL REALITY
SPIRITUAL, OF COURSEi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
Flight Of Shells Subject to
Spiritual ControI!!!

Through divine and spiritual law we have the powsl
to control the fight of those shells!!!
"They wholly mentali!! Everything is mena 1
THE NEXT MORNING
No one injured A wicked looking, ragged edged
piece of shrapne the size of large finger or thumb went
through mans tent, and three blankets without
even scratching his body!l!
This testimony of protection has been given at least
twice at Wednesday Christian Science services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-12
ACCORDING TO CHKIS II!
Increasing Chronic Alcoholism!
and Confiseatory Taxes! t..

dnG (0nfiscat0ry lakes see.
Says Mrs. d. Leigh Covin, president of the National
Womans Christian Temperance Union.
"Along with COMMUNISM they constitute major
the American of life and must be defeated II
the United States become slave state under what
ever name," she said.
COMMUNISM from without is grave danger" she
continued, but is serious a POLITICAL
DECAY which started with the REPEAL of the 18th
AMENDMENT" (Prohbition) xIxx
The First Surrender Of Government
to Corruption! and LawIessness!
in American History.
AS MORALSi
THE POLITICIANS WHO SPANKED REPEAL
ALSO GAVE US WAR!
TAXES HAVE MOUNTED UP TO THE POINT OF
CONVERSATIONS AND OUR PROSPERITY is THE TAX
EATING PROSPERITY!
OF THE WELFARE STATE!
THE THREAT is TO OUR SPIRITUAL AS WELL AS
TO OUR TEMPORAL LIFEi
The Churches are Finding Difficulty
in effeeting A Spiritual Revival
Under These Conditions. III!
The Detroit Tribune Comments:
BUT, GOD is WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT!
&c S. ymn)-UNCOvERING THE SLOPPY
THINKING! OF ADAMS AND EWES!
NOT YET WORTHY TO BE HONEST to- GOD
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!!!
DIVINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET, AND ALWAYS
WILL MEET, EVERY HUMAN NEED"
God to Mrs. Eddy
"a GLORIOUS DAY is DAWNINC"! &C. S. Hymn.
Security Only in God! Understood!!!
Scientific, ChristIike Understanding
Imperative!!.
rye Shall Know the Truth
And (Be) Free"!!!
Jesus Re Sloppy Thinking Prayers:
"BE NOT LIKE THE HEATHER WITH THEIR LONG
PRAYERS AND VAIN REPETITIONS"!
TO ILLUSTRATE:
1900 CREW OF BRITISH CRUISER, HOOD
PROTESTANTS, CATHOLICS AND HEBREWS
SUCCUMBED WHEN THE GERMAN BATTLESHIP
BISMARCK" SANK THE BRITISH CRUISER 'HoOD"i
ONE sURvIvoR-A CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
HE ATTRIBUTED HIS SURVIVAL To-
SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE DIST
PSALM! &C. S. Monitor, Editorial Page)
THINK THAT OVER! YE PROTESTANT,
CATHOLIC
and HEBREW
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!
AND SAY YOUR PRAYERSi
AND ASK GOD TO LIBERATE YOU FROM YOUR
BLIND LEADERS "Whom Satan Hath Bound"-Christ
Jesus-WHO WARN YOU AGAINST GODS TWO
HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE THE MASTER!-
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE, 1.-THE COMFORTER"
John 16) "VIA WOMAN" Matthew 1889
JESUS PRcPHESYINC GODS MARY
MRS. EDDY-of the 10Th Millennium
ALL-EMBRACINCl-
ALL-COMPREHENDINCl-
DIVINEl
ABSOLUTE
SCIENCE OF GOD AND MAN
AND THE ONE UNTvERsEl-THE SPIRITUALLY
The Demonstrate UnreaIity Of
Atomic, Hydrogen, and Even the
Possible Cobalt BomhI