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The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
Addressee is Woman
on Checks, Man Held

NEW YORK. tCNS)-Proof
that times are a little bad John
Willie Sutton, 26, tried to cash
three Sl8 checks made out to l..
Hood at the 50th st. office OF
the Unemployment Insurance.
On finding out that L. Hood was
woman. Lucille Hood, Willie
became so upset he jumped out
OF a second floor window.
He knocked three letters out
of a 20 foot neon sign on his way
down. picked himself up and was
en- route to his Harlem apart
ment before cops caught up with
him
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
Gives Fan Thumb

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (CNS)-
Jackie Robinson just can't resist
answering a fan who's outspoken
in his anti-Negro remarks.
This time he just thumbed his
nose at the fan and remarked TO
teammate: Ninety nine out OF
100 OF these fans are just fine
but that guy was real lousy
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
Henry S. Dunbar To Be
Honored

Henry S. Dunbar, former
Executive Secretary of the
st. Antoine Branch of the
YMCA, will be honored on
May Z, 1854. The affair will
be given by a group of citi-
zens who have organized to
honor him for his untiring
public service.
Mr.. Dunbar came to De-
troit in 1921, to become the
first Executive Secretary of
st. Antoine branch YMCA
Tickets for the Banquet can
be secured at the st. Antoine
Branch Of the YMCA, OF
from any member of the
committee. And the commit
tee on arrangements urges
Aekthat all who served with Mr.
Dunbar during his admins
- ration to secure ticket:
early.
The committee on arrange
ments include:
j. Wendell Murphy. Gen.
eral Chairman; l.. c. Blount
John Dancy, DIR. William F
Coins. Moses Walker, Haiti,
B.Hulbert, DR.. Aaron Toodle
}. NJ. Hodo, Atty. p. r. Piper
DR.. James Gregory, Edward
Dean, Charles Thompson
Ann G.. Knight, Priscilla
q fray, Bristoe Bryant, vii
4 pam Loving, Charles Wart
y man, Roy j. Morton, Harr!
y. Solomon, DR.. Rober
Greenidge, Edward Swami
K: G. Schuster, Tom Briscoe
AVA Carroll, DR.. HE. Simms
'. +. Bristol, Ramon Scruggs
Fannie B. Peck, DR.. Ernes
Johnson, John Copeland, w
y: ~, Greene, and Rev. Horac,
White.
Urges Michigan Week
Observance
"a DIR. Clarence B. Hilberry
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

Australia still wants a white
country. as you know colored
races are banned for admittance.
| am sure they viii never ask
aid from the USA, as all citizens
are taxpayers.
CLUBS
The Detroit Idlewilder Club
held a meeting at the nome Of
DR.. Ted Hughes Sunday after
noon with the vice president. Mr..
Joe Craigen, presiding. The final
reports we're received from the
grand party given and was most
gratifying TO all.
The host. DR.. Hughes. was
most gracious 10 the club and
all had much fun. About IS
members were present. Some
were Mesdames Lawrence John.
Evelyn Monjoy. Beatrice Flem-
ings. Georgia Sawyer. Dorothy
Rose. Shirley Hackeii and Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Wilborn. Phil
Giles. Richard King. Joseph
Brannon and others.
The Rosedae Club with its
membership Of 20, spent a de-
llghtful Sunday AFTERNOON al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Lucius
Watk.sn A delightful afternoon
passed Refreshments we're served.
The Lydian Association met at
the Detroit Association Wednes-
day afternoon with Mesdames <.
Wolfk and 4 Butler as hostesses.
a very enjoyable afternoon was
spent
The Social lnformerS regular
meeting was at Mrs Gwendolyn
Harrlson'S on Igonwood After
completing their project Of max
ing dogs for Christmas out OF
knitted socks. they enjoyed
toothsome dinner MIS-. Rosa
Gragg was guest
Wedding plans are in the mak-
ing for Miss Marion McClain
early in May. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs J. McClain
on Scotten
WEDDING
Delorise Elliard and Howard
Smith were united in holy we'd
lock Saturday in the reception
room Of Second Baptist Church
by Rev a A. Banks. Jr The
bride wore a beautiful blue silk,
ballerina length and carried pur-
pie orchids. Mary Reid was her
attendant and Jimmie Mayes
was the groom attendant.
The reception was held at
Mrs. Dora Hollis home taunil.
Delorise is teacher al the
intermediate school In MI.
Clemens.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

Consider the lilies of the field how they grow; they
toll not neither do they spin and yet unto YOU that
even Solomon and all his glory not arrayed like on Of
these Bible.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
DR.. John Lee and Reverend
Malcolm c.. Dade On
Goodwill Board of

DR.. John Lee and Reverend
Malcolm c.. Dade On
Goodwill Board of
Directors
DR.. John Lee, Dean of the
Graduate School Of Wayne
University, and Reverend G.
Dade, St. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church, were elected to the
Board of Directors of Good
will Industries at the annual
meeting held Thursday night,
April 8, 1854.
They will fill the vacan-
cies created by the deaths of
George j. Hopcraft and
Grant II. Nablo.
A Smorgasbord dinner was
held following the meeting
which was attended by 500
people who were invited to
tour the Goodwill Industries
Offices and workshops at
6522 Brush.
Other members of the
Board include Robert +.
Weber. President; Wilbur
NJ. Brucker, j. d. Adair,
John d. Benfeld, Frank A.
Colombo, John A. Conde,
George NJ. Ellis, William
Friedman, Walter w. Fuller,
Walter j. Gessell, Herbert b.
Hudnut, Gordon w. Kings
bury, Chester j. Morse
Ralph B. Netting, Chester f.
Ogden. Matthew G. Patter-
son. Raymond 7. Perring, Dr.
l.. c. Riseborough, A. ii. Sar-
yer, Marquis f. Shattuck'
Carlisle NJ. Smith, and Clar-
ence l.. Walk.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

TEAS
AT St. Cyprian Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon their annual
Palm Sunday Tea was given.
The church organist, Mrs. Le-
nora Clark, played the prelude
and many outstanding artists
we're participants on the pro-
gram as Mrs. Geraldine Gentry,
guest organist, Mrs Annie San
derling. guest soloist. Mr.. Sher-
man Cain, violinist. and our own
songstress, under the direction Of
Mrs. Margaret Dudley.
II was a much enjoyed musical
program, after which the people
were served in the lower audi
torium, and the echoes Of soft,
sweet music could be heard
while enjoying a refreshing re-
past. Mrs. Edith White was chair
man Of this affair.
AFRO. AMERICAN LADIES
The Afro American Ladies OF
Good Will gave their annual
Easter Tea Sunday at the De-
troit Association, where deco
rations according to the season
were much in vogue.
A musical program also
plsyefie by children whose
parents are members. was Civ
en- and highly appreciated.
A bit of history concerning
this organization is most heart
warming. since it's organization
in l948.
To the Samuel Grimes Ma
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

The supply continues dwindle according to the
of the United States Department of Agu
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
EASTER PARTY

The annual Easter Party given
by the Detroit Chapter Of the
National Jack and jill Club Of
America. Inc. was Jolly affair
for the youngsters whose ages
range from two to Il wears.
The Urban League opened wide
their doors Saturday and the
mothers worked diligently for
happiness Of their children. who
were given the privilege Of hav-
ing their own participation pro-
gram.
Second Baptist Church will be
seen on televlSion Sunday night
depicting the history OF the
church.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
ANOTHER FIRST

Rupert A. Lloyd Jr. was as
signed as the first secretary at
the American Embassy in Vienna,
Austria
Crowley, La. has really set a
pace for a southern city. Two
pace for southern city. Two
to the City Council. namely
Joseph A. Pate and David l..
May.
Jean Graham. daughter of Mrs
Isola Graham Wilborn. represent
ing the Detroit Chapter Of the
Junior League Of the NAACP,
who are giving a Fashion Revue
at the Institute Of Arts soon.
Race clerks will be hired by
Ohio National Bank in the very
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

ternity Center in West Africa
near Monrovia. many supplies 10
the hospital has been sent Also
to the Booker T Washington
and Industrial Insti-
tute for Boys. books and many
gift packages have found their
way 10 Africa. Miss Ellen Moore
a registered nurse Of the l CS.A,
is in charge.
II was through lecture
given by Mrs. Eta Moten some
years ago that inspired Mrs.
Mile HYnson 10 organize this
club of which they have had
3 presidents. Mesdames Sarah
Hall. Lillian Allen and Lillian
Tamplin now president.
THE SEVEN LAST WORDS"
Scott NJ. L. Church Choir pre-
Senied The Seven Last Words
by Dubois. Thursday night with
William HyncS as dIrector-organ-
list. The audience was all interest
in this heart-touching program
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

president of Wayne Univer-
sity and chairman of the
Wayne County Committee
for Michigan Week, urged
all Wayne County people to
observe Michigan Week, May
2-8.
For years people have
been saying that we need a
special time when we could
just think-to think about
the things that really matter
in our lives, to think about
the state in which we live,
and to take stock of ourselves.
Michigan Week May 2-8
provides just such an op-
poftunity. Let US take advan-
tage of this time to learn
more about our state. what
has made it an enviable place
in which to work, to play, and
to live, and just what each
persons part is in keeping it
this way"
Future Nurses Visit Wayne
Wayne University's Col
lege of Nursing will host the
Future Nurses Club of De-
troit, Thursday, April Is,
from 3 to $3.50 pm. in the
Tea Lounge of the Student
Center.
The afternoon program
will include campus tours
and a social hour with
Wayne students and faculty.
Two nursing students, Mar
isue Hantel, 1862 Roosevelt,
Dearborn, a basic student,
and Faye Midgely, 1922
Yorkshire, a clinical student,
will speak on their views OF
the profession. Wayne alum
ma Virginia Howell. clinical
instructor at Children's Hos
pital, will discuss the oppor-
tunities of the nursing field.
Refreshments will be served.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

! Members of the Board Of
directors of the DETROIT
TRIBUNE, enjoyed a very
inspiring meeting, in the
Ebony Dining room of the
beautiful Gotham Hotel, on
Saturday afternoon, April 10.
The meeting was opened
BY dinner prayer, fitted for
the occasion, led by Mrs.
MYRTLE Fruehauf Chamber
lin. After which Publisher
Andrew F. Fruehauf. the
lxery gracious host. read from
the Bible. and Sciehce &
Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
While eating the delicious
chicken dinner, business Of
the year was discussed, re-
ports made, and new business
transactions completed.
More may be read on front
Page.
To Visit California and
Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellius
Williams of Virginia Park.
and two daughters. will visit
California in the near future.
Sunday Afternoon Party
The Detroit Zonta Busi-
ness and Professional Wom-
EMS Club, held their Press
Party on Sunday afternoon
of last week, which was Civ
en- to acquaint their friends
with coming of the annual
affair. The featured guest
was Lauriate Melvin B. Toll
son, author of the Libretto
for the Republic of Liberia.
\ The affair was given at the
'lovely home of Mrs. Georgia
Sawyer of 1445 West Chica-
80 Blvd. Lillian Boyd is pub
licity chairman; Helen c.
Wilson, general chairman.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
Clubs
Society D0INCS >, BELLE RHODES
BY MARY BELLE RHODES

near future.
Australia still wants white
country. as you know colored
races are banned for admittance.
am sure they viii never ask
aid from the USA, as all citizens
are taxpayers.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17

Urges Michigan Week
Observance
a DR.. Clarence B. Hilberry,
The Detroit tribune., 1954-04-17
To Visit California and

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellius
williams of Virginia Park.
and two daughters, will visit
California in the near future.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-25
Interior Dept. Decides Seatrain Service Feasible

WASHINGTON, REFrank E. Kalbaugh, general manager of the Alaska Railroad, says the Interior Department has decided that sea- train operations between Pacific Northwest ports and Alaska are feasible.
 Just before leaving for the West Friday night, Kalbaugh told re- porter that "the people interested in operating seatrain service are now making concrete proposals" based on the finding.
 The seatrain idea-the ferrying of loaded railroad cars between ports-has resulted in lower ship ping costs elsewhere.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-25
|Oil Firms Refuse To Shut Down
 During Smog Test

>. LOS ANGELES, Southern California's oil industry, invited by Governor Goodwin J. Knight to shut down operations tempor- arily for smog test, has declined with some comment unrefined.
 "The solution to the smog prob lem is not to be found in politics." snapped Reese H. Taylor, Union Oil president, in a bristling reply. Knight and Democrat Richard Graves are locked in the current campaign for governor and smog has suddenly erupted into the hottest issue.
 Four other major companies and an independent group fol- lowed Unions lead and took defiant or dissenting stands. The governor awaited word from other operators of the areas 25 refinery without great optimism. The area has had an 18-day cloud of smog.
 The Independent Refiners Assn. attacked the request as "com- pletely impractical from the in- dustry standpoint" and urged Knight ito eliminate political considerations" from his views.
 Knight dropped the bombsheL in the companies laps yesterday. His plea for immediate suspen- sion was supplemented by a re- quest that the 54,9OO oil workers in the area be paid during the shutdown.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14
The Vets
Mailbag

total, due to vacation season and a
traditional slowness in home pur-
chases during that month.
But veterans who want a CT loan
advised by VA to study their hous-
ing needs carefully, make sure they
are satisfied with the house they
select, then find a lender-without
paying any commission for finding
the loan
. Question of the Week
@. 1 am a Korean veteran and
I'm thinking of opening business
1 will have to wait for several years
in order to accumulate enough
cash. When I'm ready will be "a
BILE to get CT business loan, or is
the program due to expire soon?
A. You will have plenty of time
to get your CT loan The Korean
CT Bill loan program will not ex-
pire until ten years after the end
of the present emergency
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14
. BRIDAL SHOWER

A bridal shower in honor of Miss
Marion Unosawa, bride-elect of Mr.
Ken Murakami, was given Friday
July 8 at the Unosawa home. Hos
tesses for the event were Mrs Reiko
Koura and Miss Phyllis Unosawa.
Those present were the Mesda-
mes Jiro Yoshitake, Kaz Suyama
Sumio Taxi, Tsuguo Ikeda, Kaz Ko-
bayashi, Fred Yoshimura, Ray Hi
kida and the Misses Marion Gosho
Kazzie Murakami sunni Mitsui
Barbara Watanabe, Toni Yoshioka
Kiyo Kanda, JUNE KumaSaka, Es-
Their Tsuboi, Julia Hikida, Gloria
Osawa and jeanette Unosawa.
Sending gifts but unable to at
tend were Misses Marie Ozawa, Yo-
ne Kanda. Nobu Ohno, and Mrs
Mitsuji Abe.
The wedding will be Sunday, Jul
ly Is, at the Japanese Methodist
Church.
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Q Veterans Need Not Pay Fees
To Brokers To Find CT Loans

Veterans in the Pacific Northwest
have reported instances where they
have been asked to pay brokers a
finding fee" preparatory to obtain
ing a CT loan. Veterans Administ-
ration has been informed.
The complaints from lenders, as
serted that brokers were requiring
veterans to pay them before sub
hitting applications to lenders for
purchase of houses under the Loan
Guaranty provisions of the CT Bill.
The practice, while not widesp-
read, VA said, apparently is he
outgrowth of the increasingly large
volume of housing sales under the
CT loan program. and apparent un-
familiarity of certain brokers with
requirements of the law
VA said it was a clear violation
of federal regulations for a broker
to charge a finding fee" In the E.
vent the lender has knowledge that
such a commission has been paid.
the amount of the fee is ineligible
for guaranty. and if such fee is
part of the purchase price and re-
suits in the purchase price being in
excess of the appraised value, no
guaranty or insurance of tho loan
may be undertaken by VA
June marked the fifth straight
month that applications for apprai-
sails of properties and applications
for guaranty of loans under the CT
program have increased, VA said
1t is possible, VA officials believe.
that July will not equal the June
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14
. BABY AFFAIR

Mrs Sam Watanabe was honored
with a baby shower Saturday, july
TO- at the home of Mrs. Joe Fujita
who was hostess together with Mrs
TAX Momoda and Misses Terry Ha
rui and Yosh Taniguchi
Those attending were Mesdame>
Ken Nakata, Stan TsujikaWa, Tyka
Nishimori Art Susumi, George 40
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Church Notices
BAPTIST

BAPTIST
901 f. Spruce ST.
GAS am.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 a.m.-Issei service.
ll:l5 a.m.-Nisei worship service
7:30 p.m.--Youth fellowship meet
ting.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main st.
10 m Sunday School
IL a-m.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Rev. S. Masunaga to
speak,
CONGREGATIONAL
sos I'm b.
10 to II m.-Sunday School
II am-Pilgrim Fellowship Hour
II -Issei morning service
Saturday activities for high school
students. 100 to 4:30 pm.
FAITH BIBLE
I2s 18th Ave.
$50 a m-Sunday School for all
ages
IL m Worship service Howard
Inouye, speaker
7:30 p m.-Young peoples fellow
ship Followers and Pathfinders.
Q Sundays
KRKL-1o5o on the dial 8 to
$3.50 m.
The Rev. Hideo Aoki directing.
METHODIST
1896 Washington st.
10 ammo church school because
of Inter Church Picnic.
IL am Inter Church Picnic al
Lincoln Park.
NICFTRFN BUDDHIST
lo42 Weller 81.
II am.-YBA service
pm-Issei service. The Rev K
Ikuta to speak
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9th Ave. Sc
IL m.-Nisei service. DR. Fair
bourn to speak.
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 king 81.
9 m.-Holy communion
IL .m.-Join outdoor service ant
picnic of japanese Christian Churct
Union at Lincoln Park.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY IA. 1854

yama, Massie Nagata, and Miss Sa-
lily Nishimori
MesdameS Harry Koba, Jim Ma
tsumoto Zen Shibayama, Nobi L
shii, and Miss Michi Shibayama
were unable to attend
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-07-14
q BABY BOY

Mr. anu Mrs. George Yamada of
Kent of a son born last week. The
new arrival is the Yamadas' third
child. Mrs Yamada is the former
Kazuko Osawa of Seattle
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YAKIMA-Mrs. Kara Kends
500 Lynn Place, Yakima, Wash
SPOK ANE-Martha Tsuji
61S South Grant st.
Spokane ), Wash.
ONTARIO-Shig Hironaka
Box TAI. Ontario. Greg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Indo China.

ATTENTION: COLUMNISTS AND COMMENTATORS
LONG ON THE WISDOM THAT is
"FOOLISHNESS WITH COPELAND SHORT
ON THE SUPERIOR WISDOM OF CHRISTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!-AND THERE ARE TOO
BLESSED FEW OF THEM!-BUT ZONE WITH
GOD is A MAJORITY!
THAT MAKES EVERYTHING ALL RIGHT!
GOD is WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT!
~ GLORIOUS DAY is DAWNING"!
&C. HymnaD.
How can the devil really win ?-since God and HIS
wholly harmonious spiritual creation SATURATES every
ota of the universe with heaven and eternal lfe!!and
EXCLUDES ABSOLUTELY any actual, human, material
counterfeit creation, substance, or force!
Hitler couldn't keep France He only had it IN
Belief France and Indo- China, in true being are
divine, protected, perfect ideas of God!-and demonr'
bly, sol
The human and material are NEVER than
shadowy counterfets of the divine loften grevous dis
torons! of Gods wholly harmonious, spiritual IDEAS sno
activity
Jesus: This world shall pass away"
And Christ inspired Saul-Psul: "The things seen are
temporal (mythcalD while the things NOT SEEN, AXE
ETERNAL"i
Jesus: BLESSED the pure in heart for they sh'"
see God"i
Dear Reader does the foreg going seem fantastic? loo
good to be true7
Answers Let Gods Christ Science Miracle Messiah
Second Coming of the Christ triumphant, transms'b'e
individuality of Gods Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son
purify your heart, SOUL and mind of the OF INV
four European religious eripplesl-prisoners OF t''
devili-
See Indc Chins-Psgs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
blair Moody Tried To Quit!

Detroit Iimes)
The devil robbed Mr.. Moody, and society, and his
family Of the Biblical Ia years. via the DEVILS traorous
Democratic Psrty-usng such prisoners of the devl-
involuntary mental assasins
C. Mennen Williams
Walter Reuther
Emil Bring the boys back home" Nancy, and
Gus Scholl
1.-THE WAGES OF SIN is DEATH!
The Red devils Democratic Party 10 inherently "a
Party of death'!-of bondage and depravity-
Hundreds of thousands of lives lost because of the
Pearl Harbor blunder and dssster-and cstastrophei
Hundreds of millions sold into bondage!
BLAIR MOODY, 52--THINKINC FAILURE!-
OF THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC AND LABOR
RAcKETEERINC LEADERSHIP OF THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MACNETISM!-MATERIAL
BLAIR MOODY FAMILY NOT
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
Hence, the devils materia medica could exclude the
fuhllment of his IMPERATIVE NEED which moral
spiritual intellectual and metaphysical! - scientific,
Chrstlke spiritual thinkngl prayers-an ABSOLUTE
M-U-S-Ti
But how doctors and nurscs-themselves, prison
of the devil!-suppy such a need? They CANNOT of
course!
BLAIR MOODY, LIKE KING ASA OF OVER rs
CENTURIES AGO. SOUGHT NOT UNTO THE LORD"
('divine Love'-msns infinite, triumphant Lifel)-
"but unto the physieisns"l
And another carcass had to be disposed Of!
See King Asa, II Chr. Is ch.
We reiterate; The entire hospital populations
See Blair Moody-Psse7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
No Facilities Available for Some
600 Boys Roaming the Streets
Perhaps to Ki|I"!

Detroit Free Press, /20)
Of SHINING, stupid, laundering adults!-Adams and
Eves-prisoners of the dev!-multiplying like rabbits
contrary to the C-HLDLE-S-S of Christ Jesus
the Way, the Truth and the Life"-victms, in
substantial measure, of the DEVILS Roman Catholcisms
spiritual insanty-opposing humane scientific controlled
psrenthood!-aiding in filling hospitals jails, and in
asylums
These 600 boys out of homes, churches, Sunday
schools, of science theology, medicine education leader
ship, DEVOID of-or deficient in-Cods Christ Master
Absolute Science Miracle Messiah Millennium!
The four European religious crippes!-snd materia
medica, and unscient6c, unChrs<e unsprual religion
education, and socalled natural science naturally
create problems faster than the unscent6c, unChrse
unspritual leadership successfully cope with u!
BUT-snce God declared to Mary Baker Eddy
gardng all evil, suffering, materiaty, MYTHICAL
terfes of the wholly exclusive, divine harmony: "Why
stand aghas at nothngness? the total of all hui
error why should be unduy concerned over any
aspect of the MYTHICAL ghastly farce of material
existence"?
Communists, Asatic Hebrews, Catholics, Professionals
-functonng "knaves and fools"-BRINC UPON
THEMSELVES the suffering which compels elf-examina-
ton, prayer, repentance, humiy!-thus permitting,
eventually Gods Christ Science EXAMINE these ptfu
tragic, Adams and Ewes!
Hence, the steady growth of Christian Science and
Christian Scientists since Gods Revelaor, daughter-suc-
His Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son. in 1866
rediscovcred primitive Christianity, with it's lost element
of healing !whose "higher mission is take away the
sins of the world!
See 600 Boys Roaming the Streets-Pase