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NEAE 14th and Lensfeliox streets
$4,000: rms: bath: 8 pcfches;
$50 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
Charming detached brick. lge. iiv
saa saaipp.S GiniHs Fitch.n, rooms b.d4nsp fireplace
baths. recreation room. In. n1; attic
Eas heat, slate roof, storm windows,
brick garage. liberal discount for
cssn; open Saturday and Sunday, ]
NR. KENNEDY ST., west Of bth,
Brentwood. Excellent location. con-
vsn,snS stons souss. e e. sys5ytnins Sen %ssmidst,'
Under w sis0oo 5000 0e'; mo. fal' pssmens: MSa a5s
BEALTY. IA. s-osSS4, RE- RI. 7vWoe7s.
62l3 18th ST. - Semidet. brick;
kitchen and Ia baths on 2nd fir.
sarsse On saoo5o6 81 ana fnspsssica Ss%t eti1 t.
"a. IA s-4z774 4z%4s Or T RA. p esfgSi. sHgIi OWNER
Reed. 14lS Madison. Det.. 9 rms rms,
b.. OF, nreplace. mod. throughout
AHT4AENTiodSNY PoThEAAirfSsll2 pG hAi fSsVll21s; Ssm.ovn.
ers-We will build our 3-bedrm
S13.25Q. METROPOLITAN HOMES ISS Isl
81 9th st. NV. ME. 6-2S69. Cal
ssS%SSf'' dSSfb IS! INVEST. .5o7 g. aye
DEsEcr DTEsIERcs fRD5i From rs 6wSSERE:s SS7EaEs2; b.drm,
- Ia baths; equip. kit: detached
stucco; close elementary school;
$l9,O ,OO0. 3442 oakwook terrace. 81
418 HAMIL TON 81. N.W.-Lovely =.
rm. home with 2 complete apts.. biz
hood. PRiNGLE REAITY' ONCE,
Il. 6-2626: Sun. and ewes. cal! LU
ssss. .2sHMEAD PL., N.w.-rovn.
sT|IosEY q S61 e.. M NJ. 9i s-4ioo.' oaol'T1s. r.
M.exERRriHUR Blvd. AREA, open to.
=: ,z:;o4SS; JA; ;!;Sel4. ~ M
bedrms., 2 baths up; 1st d. has recen.
hall, lily. rm. with hrepl.. din. rm.,
den. kit;; porches; bsmt.; maids rm
s sna naen; 2-car garage. Semi-det;
DG'Ki N t. take shSDInS Sssf sppsos aad
yAH q. AKNoEps ose tcoi. iAi5pssyei IT, s a. E- Re.
ttredD Broker. EN-. 3-4335. OV.
500. 1Si zth ST. N.w.-Lovsly corner
brick home: 8 rms, 2h baths, full
RECREATION rm.; gas heat; wall-to-
wall carpet: garbage disposall; Frig-
idaire; Bendix. auto. washer: 2-car
brick detached gaIags; and many
oPEN FEM suNs s 9%NEE To-; TonGieflS%7 si.Hfs27. st.
NV. Vacant. det. brick, g nice rms.
bath. modern kit: deep yd., earaee;
easy terms terms See today. sTRoUP.
CTTSTENS Eyiirv - ~Anrprrv
are looking for an ultra-mod. IND
immac. det. brk. rambler that &
only I year old and contains large
lty. rm. with fireplace, family -size
din din I'M: Ff5:s z excel; bedrms: and z
posan. then insp. this beautifully
constructed home today. There Il
e garage and rear porch. Plenty Of
closet and storage space Ideal for
an older retired couple desiring to
fully dec. and located in the conv. aSnS
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 till 9 p.n,
UNUSUAL VALUE-Upper 18th ST.,
" blk; west OF 18th. overlooking
park. l person occupant, immediate
possession; det., stone; built by one
bedrms., 2 baths. stone firepi.. nat
ural maple trim. slate roof. 2-car
built-in garage; outstanding value
In $4,000 to S45, 900 class. FRANK
n DoYnda55. Realtor, DI. 7-7965 or
ss4 GALIATIN ST. NV. Two
family row brick; ffrst A., 2 bed
rooms. liv. rm., kit, pvt. bath;
owner occupied; 2nd a.. same lay
out; sold. furn.; now rented. S125
c s7sSo sSs ssS66 cssS isFss bs a. oaS sSTsEs Isl
mo. until paid RA 2-fiAn3 22e
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HANDSOME BAY-w1Npow HOUSE.
less than half a block from Con-
necticut ave-. near r st. Fourteen
rooms, four baths. oil heat; zoned
for apartments and suitable for hve
SHOEMAKER. 1915 X st. NV, MA.
S-1166. Night or Sunday. call Miss
Shoemaker. EN-. 3-1760.
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housEs FoR SALR-N.W.

ATTRACT. ROW BRK. H0lFE. 8 ise.
porches, full bsmt. Can l.dark.
1875 Monroe st. NV. -23
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EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
sPARE-T1n BUSINESS

cern viii select reliable men or
woman to service and operate .
route q new tZps, modern auto
mixed nuts, almonds, cashews. etc.
All ACCOUNTS established for you.
Reliability more important than past
experience. No selling OF. soliciting.
500 70 $400 steady monthly income
possible IN snare time. Liberal credit
sxparsion Plan enables 1apid sxpan-
s.. 200 70 $1,000 WORKING cash capt.
tai requtred. which Is full payment
Tor equipment and inventory. Ap-
pltcent must be local resident. have
:ehrvieeabale .hsv a.,St. car. references enS Be
. week to refllinR merchandise and
collecting money from these dis
We prefer to interview competent
mature persons only. who are capa-
BILE Of making . decision after they
will be. given 70 applicants who can
start Immediately. For interview,
snd phone numSsr: Boz 4si.x. lsi.H' star. "a:
U. S. Hwy. Tourist Ct.
Price drasticaIly slsshedl Excellent
layout, in Al condition; splendidly
SSR7a; Gns0 f,Tn csSins. ssSiinafAna modeEn; paas
tiful lsndscsning: st town edge: for
eas om $50 6S'sS g gsSo SSns eaafs Sas
REt,a4Sy RiEJtt, 4Syyn; ooL y. 2; B. sutton; ,.TaE sTaEoUT|
Ashland. Va. Bargain lists mailed
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Mr.. 14th and MISSOURI AVE.
Mdn. in exc. condition, newly dec. Q
rooms and bath flrst hr.; 4 bedrms.
and bath. second fir. Full basement,
oil h.-w.h. Very reasonable down
payment. Price for quick sale. Mrs.
Cox, LU. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY
CO, ST 3.73H2 pa
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ALL OPEN SUN, 2-DARK
CHEVY CHASE
$500 NEBRASKA AWE.
MT. PLEASANT
175O LAMONT ST

23;ft. brk.. featuring side-hall plan,
with l rms, baths; 8 stories;
ideal for conversion into ants: only
"a blk. from Mt. Pleasant csriine.
Evening star., 1953-02-22

BRAUF. NEW nAAEBLRR. upper 1Oth
st., IN exchg. for lots, acreage Of
equity In. apt. bldg. Box 43-z. star.
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OPEN SUNDAY, / TO s
DE LUKE RAMBLER
., SHEPHERD PARK

UNUSUAL 40 FINANCING
(Trades Considered)
PicturesQuely built amidst 0 COM
pletely developed section Of tradi-
Reed, block % from 18th f 81. % Fisse
home designing and social prestige.
Center hall plan, outstandin9ly
beautiful lS picture window in the
spacious living room, fireplace pam
eled In mahogany, modern
electric kit. with natural elm. and
ash cabinets: indirect lighting: large
GAS HEAT, Q colored tile bathrms..
deep closets, outdoor grill, patio,
2Sx2S. Vermont slate roof, fun
basement. Many more extras.
1887 18th PL. NV.
Price is right. Quick sale needed.
Shown anytime BY appt. Mrs. Kohn.
RA. 6-6943. (Out 18th st., turn n.
ct Floral st., one short block 10 18th
pl., turn rt. to our signl.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor ~
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR ExcH.

REAL ESTATE-SALE OR ENch.
VIRGINIA PROP. for FLORIDA. Let's
swap one Or two strceo houses. 3
e hsss: 2s0nsr m g. Sata q
Alex. $500 eA. must have
SO. 900 cash. late model car, truck.
Or aluminium house trailer ON one
house: or $1,000 on houses. Also
h,avs 4 sindsr block 2.Rsdrp. house house
Tor z-6 units suitable Tor motel in
West Palm Beach. Fort Lnuderdale.
Miami, IT. Myers. Tampa. et.
PetershufR Or Sarasota. Fla. Must
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Colored Restaurant
Selling ct 3 bargain price; 81, 900
down; easy terms. RA. 6-07S3. 23s
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setail, wholesale: industrial plants.
ranches. groves. large and small.
deal direct With oWnersi No sales
man VIII call. No. commission to
20. q NATIONAL BUsfNESs 8
PESo,PTETy RS, jExcHANoE Dept: aQ.
California. tExTIsA FREE qBRv.
ICE: Wrtt0 Us exactly what and
WherO you want to buy and Weu
adVi10 oWneED q youI 10duiHements.) }
Evening star., 1953-02-22

UNIVERSITY PARK -
Practically new rambler with 2
bedrooms and bath on 1st door; 2
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor;
living rm., entrance hall, exception
ally sunny dining rm. (separate)
and large kitchen: full bsmt. above
ground, now used as >all-purpose
room; 2-car garage, deep lot fully
fenced. You will like 1t. See Il
EM sa5soso; syes. sAMEs sall = OF scHWEsAas zEsas
or OIL. 2-14O0. -22
Evening star., 1953-02-22

~ z-SWW1S; SWT pM1 Mo 0LSes SeiS.t h.L 80.
gar: excel. cond.; conv. loc.; reas.
Ell gg-ii44. .ei%e MORGAN e M REAL EsTAfE.
HAMILTON sT.-Row brick; . bed
everything: reas. cash, easy pymts.
Agent, DU. 7-3677, DE. 2-6399.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED tMd.1ZNew
ramblers. Excellent selection Of we'll
built, 3 and 4 bedrm. homes; full
SCHOOLS Msee wsli fnanced Psstsfeted
$4,000 and up. EARL T. WRIGHT,
OIL. $4,000, OIL. 4-O49S.
MT. PLEASANT--open 2;5; 1880
18th St; An excel; s, row brick, g rms;
scss earsss sss0Rs low PTies easy
terms. See today. sTROUP, RA.
Mt. Gra1SEEi 1PSLEEiAsANr-spaciou home and
tIs,'E1 tnSG%e; oti lcsD @ baths; JgscSten-
close to everything. Attrac: brick
rms. 2ls baths, gas ht.. gar.
porches, full bsmt;, mod; kit; Reas.
price: Y: B. REALTY, ia. 9-Os94,
NJ. f. faIHSSalsSaNr-convenient aIHSlSai 9 lee.
2-car det. brick gar; excel. cond.;
r. BURRUsS. RE. 1867.
NO. CLEVELAND PARK-Three-b bed
room brick ssmidet; in perfect cond.
ses5S7; ewes. IN. s-6Css. Gss 60
SSH house With hiI fuii ISN'T. 5 po1cSss, Rssrm.
Open. screened and l. enclosed.
Fireplace and gas h.-w.h. Double
garage. S16:5 Conv.. to car and
RssisoT. rnd clos ssSffs Broad s e.
PARK-Det. brk.; 4 bed
rms: 2a baths tlge. den. v bath,
1st fir0; gas h.-w.h.. finished attic,
S;s5rJI S1s1T Ear; Must aseoS see 70 appreciate.
PARK AREA - Illness
10-rm. 3na-bath home (full 1st NJ;
de luxe kitchen: oil heat; 9urn. or
unfurn. Mrs. Sanders. Wo. 6-O3S6.
. ashley. INC. ma. S-6464.
furn., with income: mr.. every con-
venience; o rms, 8. baths. bedrm.
and bath 1st d.; garden porch. RA.
IPPER 18th sT.-one Of washing
tons finest residences. Ten rms. (6
viii ea asteound you. Sii FRANK s. 5. PHIL, sfLH
LIPS, DI. 7-1411: eyes,. RA. 6-5g24.
s-RM. ROW HOUSE with large sl base
ment, now used as 2 apis. Live In
house. Ali-elee. Kit. Kenmore mn 1Vi auto. to-
sis,s eSff'lSS csh %o S-sssssss. s o9ss
Pk:-Attractive brick bungalow with
hnisnsf heat FSSe ss y.Fd Fd:
1901 ssSS0iI2is KANSAS iss xvE.-e apts.. lm
JAMES JANE e. nj HAHokSY s1s15 a6 Hsane. sasane
sY owNER--Near walter Reed, s12
Fern .pl. nv: 6-room and bath Co.
lonial, oil burner. h.-w.h.; lot 60x
unfurn.; sarase: $4,000. IU. s-sses.
N. n. AVE. on Dupont circle; 4
apts.; new furnishings; appr. inc,
$4,000 ~; sub. cash. RA. 6-6321.
ease MASS, AVE. N.w.-as rooms. =
baths; suitable for embassy or club.
SsSaaiNdE1Rs SaNERs aSH':; Be- sszss ssz see 600. Tsgs
Detached frame colonial home With
4 nice bedrms., 2 baths, hy. .rm.
with f1repl., Ice. din. rnn.: mod. kit,
powder fm; Lot 40xI20; detached
Cali Mr.. Lawrence. RA. 6-l063, or
EN-. 2-9o96. J. NELSON HU0HEs.
DEsrRABLE s-sToRY and ISN'T.
brick, turn. ~ 1900 biz. Of 18th
owner receives $500. pllin own oc.
eupaney; unusual value. FRANK II.
poYLk Reaitor. DI. 7-7eo6 or Wo.
sonDifdRN aoMk-4M .scrss Wooded.
NJ. ~ iissEs 2EsashD aSD s. kNSipxV sI31 Vsirs-p...
aS'; ssa.. III II i. ll1s HsnrS3ti4s. b sis 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
MENTAL MALPRACTICE
DETRIMENTAL TO ALL

Inc menta malpractice OF them have been re-
eeN'f Tor many years should he stopped because the
Young people do not kno" how to defend themselves Is
" not true mat thoughts which meant for one croun
are "be TO make appearance IN the lives Of all2 The
hmkng regardlne all Young people should he guarded
WIN careiulnesS And when all of the right thinking neo-
pie begin 10 think right about all Of the youths there will
be less delinquency and honesty and integrity made
manifest among the young people throughout the nation
Among the thoughts TO be curbed and sopped ara
me Warrng thoughts Of racial bias prejudice segregation
DISCRIMINATION lust greed hate fear superiority and in.
iefortN compeNeS all OF which are not good thoughts.
700 h'h SHY fun should also be excluded And as We he
gin to search for the actual truth and do something bo,
the error and confusion in the right manner we viii have
no more delinquency. and vandalism
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
NEED BETTER HOMES AND COMMUNITIES

mere is a need for better homes and full cooneraon
OF parents IN the right Good morals and right prn-
cpe should be he highest main detectives OF both PARENTS
ana IN communities there should be drive put on against
those grown ups who help Young people be dsobedient
roWn people who help the youth to get away with too
nuch ~ the wrong should be reported wherever found
And parents should be afraid help others by re-
porting to each other hen they the youth going in he
wrong direction.
And too, AS has been stated before there is n great
need for more spiritual guidance and means by which
more Of the young people happy and enjoy IT, Tbs
Young people actually need honest to goodness pr
itua loN-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Oppose Bible in School
Tail Ways Dog Again "!(?)
Catholic and Hebrew Serve
the DeviI!!!

Trenton NJ, Oct. 8 (INS)
"The New Jersey court reserved decision today
the question of whether Gideon Bibles may be dstrib
uted to children in the states public schools
Ralph Lecoque Catholic and Bernard Tudor, a Jew
(Hebrewi both of whom have children attending the
public schools Of the borough of Rutherford attacked the
Continued next column inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

nit sloppy thinking Hebrew Catholic Protestant in
places Of power. where lives stake who need
and sprtusli Chriskel treatment only honeso God
Christian Science supply.
laundering MDs Of scientific guessing Of the socasd
science -mstera medcA-are incompetent to regulate
aircraft safety Again, Mussolini and FDRExhibits
A & Of matera medica's whitewssh healings Of the
devl-thst "wOULD DECEIVE, If POSSIBLE, THE
VERY ELEcT"iil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
The Darkest Hour Preeedes
The Dawn!
Air Craft Operation Crashes!

'o/is AFL) CPs being lost in nonresstered planes
4 the rate of $50 per million miles passengers Ill!
'oI Cis already lost in 1883
Jesus saids "Bs ys perfect How many non-Chrissian
c'entiss take those words seriously I'D like to know Good
the safety record Of registered plane travel 10, IT IL
Tor GOOD ENOUGH II is MANsLAUGHTER to per-
Continued next column, q inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
THE SCHOOLS

The schools teachers. counselors and faculties are
playing good part IN cooperating with the parents and
communities to help make better for the young people.
They are putting forth every right effort help make he
youth understand learn lessons we'll happy and
contcnied and grow into good citizens Despite al that has
been and still being done youth delnuuenc and van
dallsm has spread into national problem.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
THE TORCH DRIVE

Monday night We dro1e through the crowds
watching the Torch Drive parade thought turned
some of the wonderful work the Social agency is doing
Through the contributions Of funds 10 that department
they have SET family service give counsel and aid
IN ironing ont problems And they Will gHe counsel
10 young people who want 10 solve what They think
their young 70 be problems The parents also
helped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
TOO MUCH UNREST

The troubles Of the youth which il causing much
unrest beyond the family the community. and
spreading out the country There greater need
for funds TO make community life happier for the youth
han ever before and there need for more and better
Recreation ceners with trained right thinking and
women chaperons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
The Wisconsin Election
The Winner 81, The Loser 81!

stances might naturally choose the elder Mr. johnson a.
coming closer to their theological approach Too, Mr.
'ohnsons father was also progressive assembymsn.
serving from Fond Du Lac County 1917 to 1928 when
Progressivism in flower in Wisconsin"
PROTESTANT AREAi- AND REPRESENTATION
REMAINS THUS! SCANDINAVIAN
REPLACES SCANDINAVIAN!
THE CATHOLIC!-A NOMINAL
Observation-Disclosures!
There also MIR. Johnson's Scandina avian name in
Scandinavian country; Mr. Johnsons Protetantism and
Senator Padrutts Roman Catholicism in Protestant area
and the vigorous personal campaign carried by
Mr.. johnson.
There clearly was much to the jump (onIy
nominalD from Republican to Democratic vote-parc-
uIary If the voters dissatisfied over farm prices
JoHNsoN-THE FIRST DEMOCRATIC vICToR!-
NOT TO BE TAKEN AT FACE VALUE!
PRESIDENT TRUMAN DEFEATED GOVERNOR
DEWEY IN THIS REGION IN ls4s!
There is another alton which COP lead.
ers might we'll watch has been observed here that is
for them to face value the many newspaper
ports that johnson the first Democratic victor in his
tory in the Ninth District
Besides the question to whether there really has
been anything except Progressive the area news
papers and commentators have failed to point out that
former President Truman defeated Governor Dewey in
this egion in l948"
ONLY ONE-THIRD OF :. :. VOTING POTENTIAL
OF 10000 TURNED OUT!
DANGEROUS CALCULATIONS TO APPLY TO
ENTIRE AMERICAN FARM COMMUNITY!
CORN GROWERS AND CATTLE-FEEDERS OF
THE MIDWEST" SEEN LEANING TOWARDS
FREE ENTERPRISE APPROACH!
Even granting that the farm issue prompted the up
Se grave dangers are applying the result the
entire American farm community. The Ninth's dairy
farmers be worried about farm subsidies but how
about the and cattle feeders Of the Midwest
for example? They among the to tag along with
the support program and there evidence that they
be ready to back again to something that resem-
bes free-enterprse approach.
Therefore, should high price supports be the new
order for Benson farm planning the may
be misjudging the temper of the American farmers
whole"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

One Of the most talked about problems today youth
delinquency and Vandalism These problems just simply
do NOT make But something concrete than has
already been done b., put into effect for the trouble
to be essencd and finally stopped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

CHRIST JESUS SAID:
1T is THE SPIRIT THAT oUICKENETH; THE Fl 3 Gil
~ NJ e ~ NOTHING; THE WORDS THAT SPEAK
UNTO YOU THEY ARE SPIRIT, AND THEY ARE IIFr~
MARY BAKER EDDY STATED;
iHE NOTION THAT BOTH EVIL AND GOOD ARE
REAL is DELUSION OF MATERIAL SENSE UlIrL
THING. MIND. NOR POWER" w
GOD is DIVINE LIFE, AND LIFE IS NO Mopr CON
FINED TO THE FORMS WHICH REFLECT TT THAN
SUBSTANCE is IN ITS SHADOW" N'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Washington Should Say Its Prayers
In Behalf Of "Working Out The
Greatest Good for the Greatest
Number!

"Out here many Monday morning quarterbacks in
the cooling aftermath Of hot election, adding up the
local political complexities and are suggesting
that farm pocymakers in Washington hudde again be-
fore calling any plays based Wisconsin,
election"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
The Temper Of" -. Entire
"Ameriean PubIie" Must Be
Considered!
Democratic -. Expedieney" VS..
Sound Economic Principles in a
Cynical Bid for Farm Votes"
Must Be Guarded Against!

And how about the temper of the of the Amer
lean public which be considered too as the Repub-
leans hight to keep their toe hold Congress? Isn't
there chance that the COP may fall the same crt-
csm made by Republicans that the previous Demo.
cratic administrations placed expediency above sound
economic principles in cynical bid for farm votes?"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

Seienee-universal timelesi Messah!!!-INvITEs Won
TO BE AN IM-MORTAL!!
OF season. Kebuke -Reprove!-Exhort, with all lon,
suffering and doctrne"l 's
Jesus again "Ye shall out dsviIs"i And Won don,
DO " with "lavendsr kid zeal" Mrs Eddy).
AND IN Revelation you read that "our Father. No,h.
God AilhSrmonous" will "spue out Of hi. mouth, a.
ukew"r" who live in fools paradise"!-..v. N.
writer - me
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

board of education for allowing distribution of the Bble
The late Mr. Henry Ford's DEARBORN INDEPENDENT
weekly publication in the 20 tried to warn organized
Jewry to lay off it's agsressvenes including ts servtude
to the devill-anmal magnetism! ma teria lism for
example, it's minority opposition the use of the full Bible
in our free public school systemi!l
WE WILL HAVE PLENTY MORE TO SAY ABOUT
THESE MINORITY GROUP TAILS" TRYING TO WAC
THE DoC!-THE NATIONAL LIFE OF OUR PROTEs
TANT CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST MEssIAHi OF THE
NATIONSlil
We close with the question, WHO WAS RICHT-MR.
FORD OR THE HEBREWS?
by their fruits ye shall know them!
The wages of ain is DEATH"
The wages of Wholesale sin ia Wholesale death!!i
BE not mocked!-Cod iss not deceivedi-
Whatsoever.a man Cor race) soweth that
shall he Tor I'D also reap"ii
ST. Paul-the exmurderous Hebrew student for
the Rsbinste converted by the purei spiritual!
holy Christily
And millons-ALL!ll-s destined TO do Ek.wi..l
here or hsreafterlll AND WE DON'T MEAN PER-
HAPSii
race that ia dishonest with God and His Chri.t and
with itself needn't throw up smoke screen! Of bens
scspsgoatl
st. Paul knew the Hebrews a. we'll a. the Romans. and
In Romans 'sysi LET God be true. but every mortal
'liar"iil
We add, but WHY BE MoRrAL," G.d'. cAri..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
More Naval Disasters

Continued from Back PaRe)
rHAPTER OF GENESIS TESTIFIES TO THE
n TRUE CREATION OF THE ONE GOD
WHOM JESUS DEFINED AS SPIRIT! WHOSE
N OFFSPRING ARE LIKE HIMSELF SPIRITUAL
u MOT ANIMAL! OR HUMANKIND LIKE HIMsFI =
a WITHOUT BEGINNING AND WITHOUT ENplu
WS!--CATHOLICSl-AND ASIATICSl
Il ARE DEVILISH DELUDED ADAM AND EVE
ANIMALS! NOT YET AWAKENED FROM THE
q DAM AND EVE MYTH! GODS CHRIST
|5CIENCE, HOWEVER, WILL LIBERATE THESE
MISERABLE, SPIRITUAL CRIPPLES! OF THE
human RACE, NOT YET AWAKENED TO THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF THE ONE AND ONLY
'DNEi-- CREATION AND UNIVERSE - THE
4 SPIRITUALi- WHOLLY HARMONIOUS! -
FILLING ALL SPACEl-- THE ENTIRE UNIVERSAL
4 WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIEF
AND OUR SPIRITUAL MUNICIPALITIES
n FOUND IN HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS, ON THE
RIGHT SIDE OF SPIRITUAL Faculties VIA
4 THE CHRIST IDEAL ARE GODS ETERNAL
MAGE AND LIKENESSl- APPOINTED BY HIM
TO REPRESENT HIS WISDOM!-
DNDERSTAND acknowledgement
HARMONY LOVE!-SECURITY!-
NCOMPARABLE HEAVENLY PEACE
SURPRISING ALL NON-CHRIST SCIENCE
pNDERSTANDINC!-W WHICH is "FOOLISHNESs
4 WITH GOD"!- SO WELL STATED BY THE
christ CONVERTED, HEBREW SAUL-ST PAUL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24

81 DE-PURITANlZED
PROTESTANT!
CATHOLICS
bets LOOK AT THE SCORE!
VI A LOOSE IMMIGRATION POLICY PERMITTED
FENTRY OF ENEMIES OF GOD AND COUNTRY
1s TRAITORS!-SPIES!-CRIM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE MAD'!-
u Observation-Disclosures OF SECURITY t7)
~ MINORITY GROUPS FOR A QUARTER OF
81 A CENTURY, OR, THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS.
Has BROUGHT S-E-C-U-RET-Y!-
Satan cannot cast out Satan"-Christ Jesus.
HUT-THE SCIENTIFICALLY CHRISTLIKE
SHALL Cast OUT DEVILS"
ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN DEMOCRATS
POLITICAL AND SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!-SEEKINC
SECURITY (?)-WITHOUT GODS CHRIST
AIENCE!-AND WITH CRIMINALS!-TRAITORS! =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROUGHT
CREAT INSECURITY TO THEMSELVES AND TO OUR
COUNTRY IN PLACE OF HITLER-AND HE HAD
70 BE DESTROYEDl-THEY HAD BUILT UP THE
COMMUNIST GOLIATH AND WERE 1T NOT FOR
DIE PRESENCE AND INCREASING MOMENTUM
OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH!-
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST"!-TRUTH-
'# THE SOVIET GOLIATH WOULD BE SUCH AS TO
NAKE ADAMS AND EWES FEARFUL
NIGH ON TO DEATH"l BUT THE DESTINY
~ EVIL AND ERRORl AND MATERIALISM!
is REDUCTION TO ITS NATIVE NOTHINGNESS" ~
I'D HAS REVEALED AND is DEMONSTRATING
THE FOREGOING NOWll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-24
Ten Million s US. Fire
Oakland, California!
More Sloppy Thinking Of the
Alcoholic and Tobacco Users!!!

II Oakland, CAL, Oct IL (AP)"-Detroit Times
Fire destroyed three huge block-long buildings the
oakland waterfront last night including said
n 600 worth of government property bound for
korea and the Far East.
Robert j. Cooney of Allied Enterprises, said
razed warehouse owned by his firm contained food for
and post exchange items for US troops stationed
the Pacific.
Other damage was estimated at least 81 OO0, 00O