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Evening star., 1954-10-30

Sketches by Star stan Artist zans Auerbach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
Stote EntomoIogist Offers Aid
In Battle Against I ermites

by the State entomologist, a
homeoWner can determine
whether determination of the
pests is a fairly simple, or rather
complex job. in his case.
If the job is simple, Mr., Cory
points out, almost any mechanic
may be able to seal the points of
entry with concrete. But if
damage is extensive or the buil&-
ing has no foundation or lies
close to the ground without a
cellar, the services of a termite
man may be needed.
There have been operators in
Maryland who have made false
claims of the presence of ter
mites and termite damage and
have charged excessive sums for
inadequate treatment" Mr.. Cory
warns.
To avoid getting into the
clutches of such unethical opera
tors, the State entomologist sug-
gests getting estimates from
three different exterminators be-
fore giving the job to one of
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
Leak in Roof Material
Could Be Condensation

Think your roof might be leak
ing? Maybe it's not. Maybe you
take too many baths.
The fact is that often, when a
roof appears to be leaking, con-
densation on the under surfaces
of the roof deck, not holes in the
roofing material, is actually the
cause.
If an inspection of the roofing
shows it to be sound, any mois-
ture on the inside of the roof is
probably the result of condensa-
ton. Moisture from cooking.
baths, or air-conditioning rises
with warm air and condenses
when it reaches the cold roof
sheathing.
Condensation may be mini
mized by ventilating the under
roof area. LOWERS placed high in
gables are the customary way of
doing this,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

Maryland residents have the
advantage on their side if they
come to grips with an invasion
of termites in their homes.
Weighing the odds in their
favor is State Entomologist Err
nest N. Cory, of College Park.
Md, who is with them at the
very start of the battle-recog-
nizing the enemy.
Mr.. Cory points out that many
people don't Immediately recog-
nfze a termite, and others often
confuse them with flying ants.
If in doubt. any State resident
has but to capture a sample OF
the insect arouSing his suspi-
cion. put it in a tight container,
such as a typewriter ribbon box,
and send it to the State ento-
mologist, College Park.
An expert will look the insect
over and, if 1t is found to be
termlte, the Marylander Will be
sent free literature on the dam
age the termite can do and meth
DDS for controlling the little
homeWrecKers.
The problem can arise fire.
quently in places where an unin-
formed person would least sus-
pect it. This is especially true
of masonry houses built on con-
crete slabs.
Mr.. Cory says that very old
houses are quite likely to be
free of termite damage because
of their height above the ground
and complete cellars. But he
warns:
Newer structures are fire.
quently damaged because of
faulty construction that :,
centers around the leaving in of
grade stakes and form boards
when concrete has been poured.
Another cause of termite infes-
tation is the inclusion of pieces
OF board ends in fills.
THE use of porous cinder
block and, in some cases. hollow
tile, permits entry of terlnites
that would not be able to get
into properly constructed con-
crete or brick foundation"
With the literature sent out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

inspected annually. Chimneys
should be repaired if cracks or
loose mortar are found. Fur
naces and other heating equip
ment should be inspected for
worn or broken parts. Damaged
smokepipes should be replaced.
What's at Stake.
The danger of a dirty CHM
ney is that it will shoot sparks
out on the roof. To minimize this
danger, the fire-prevention ex-
perts advise the use of fire-re-
sistant roofing. Common asphalt
shingles coated with mineral
granules are in this category.
Sparks on roofs caused more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
You Better Take Steps Now to Prevent House Fires

If your house is going to burn
down, chances are that it will
happen during the Winter-and
if you want to take any pre-
cautions to keep that from hap
pening, the best time to do so
is during warm weather.
Statistics show that the threat
of fire is at its peak when heat
ing equipment is being used.
PreWinter inspection and repair
are the means of lessening the
hazard.
The National Fire Protection
Association advocates that both
heating plants and chimneys be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

fires few years ago than since
the use of fire-resistant roofing
became popular.
To guard against fires origi-
mating at a heating plant, a
clearance of at least 18 inches
between the heating plant and
any combustible material, such
as woodwork. is usually recon-
mended. When this clearance
cannot be provided. the COM
bustible material should be in
sulated with one-inch air space
between the insulation and the
woodwork.
This clearance. of course, also
applies to storage of household
goods near a furnace, as we'll as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
Here's the Handicap.

the accumulation of papers and
rubbish.
Here's the Handicap.
Furnace smokepipes often
reach temperatures of 900 to
1000 degrees. Consequently they
should be kept at least "a inches
from wood beams, walls o: other
woodwork. Concealed smoke
pipes. such as in finished base
ments. can be highly dangerous.
Also check your attic to make
sure that all woodwork and any
infiammable house Insulating
material has a clearance of at
least 2 inches from the chimney
in all directions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

! the accumulation Of papers and
rubbish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
$500 HILLBURNE WAY, KENWOOD

Unusual value plus the best in INABILITY and
charm. new Well-built Case constructed
rambler with many outstanding features es-
pecially the additional living room on the
lower level with French doors opening into the
level garden. The main floor has all the usual
Evening star., 1954-12-19

perfect casting for the most frightening men
ace in all history!
We're dwelling too long, however, on our
favorite gripe - particularly in view of the
amiability of the occasion. Come to think of
it-even if Hollywood didn't reach its heights
"a man could go to the movies every week
of the year, if he chose judiciously, and not see
a bad picture.
Several years ago, we fashioned some rep
licas of the Hollywood Oscars out of paper
clips and transparent tape and handed them
out in sincere tribute. Maybe this wouldn't
be the worst year to revive the gag.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

of an ultimate threat to the movies than radio
was to the phonograph. The American appe-
tite for being entertained is Unsuitable.
So 1854 has been great year for the movies
- the big battle has been won. Indeed,
Hollywood has expended almost too much
effort on it. That is to say, too much emphasis
on the spectacular for our particular tastes.
We're not opposed to the $4 600, 900 histori-
cal epics, and certainly they exposed the limi-
tations of TV but we happen to think
Hollywood is making too many of them. And
what they do to history! To say nothing of
the Bible
Evening star., 1954-12-19
by LOUIS BERG

"ERRY CHRISTMAS, Hollywood, and it's
N1 good to see you looking so plump and
rosy-cheeked - just like Santa Claus. Busi-
ness is booming. Less than year ago your
face was sunken, your belly lean and that
nasty cough - positively frightening.
There were some who thought you might
not survive another winter. But we had faith.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

lions and David slay Goliath with King
Arthur's magic sword, Excalibur? We're sure
this didn't actually appear on the screen, but
is it much more removed from history than
the actual movie versions?
Hwe've got to have knights in armor on the
screen, our prejudice is in favor of somebody
like Tony Curtis, in The Black Shield OF
- H.. 4
Evening star., 1954-12-19

FaIWoFtn. WayDe ne dOeS speak
his lines with a slight Bronx
intonation, but he has the true
gusto that belongs to historical
romances. Merry Christmas,
Tony Curtis, and to your lovely
wife, Janet Leigh.
Perfect Casain4
l HE other costume picture that
pleased us, against our prejudice,
was "The Sign Of The Pagan"
only because it had Jack Palance
Evening star., 1954-12-19

You nave successfully met the
challenge of TV - for it must be
admitted that the much-scorned
large screen turned the tide.
Merry Christmas, Spyros
Skouras, of 10th Century-Fox.
Your courage and your persist
enoe with CinemaScope deserve
the thanks of the whole industry.
1t emphasized the advantage
that movies must always hold
over TV- the larger horizon.
In anv event TV was no more
Evening star., 1954-12-19

Again our movie editor awards his paper
clip Oscars - even more cheerfully
this year because he's found that the
moviemakers have licked the TV threat
bq LOUIS BERG
This Week Movie Editor
Evening star., 1954-01-03

TOTAL BOND SALES.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
BY me Assoeiassd psess

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Following is a
table Of transactions In stocks and bonds
on the American Stock Exchange during
the year 1858. It gives the yearly sales.
high, low and last prices and the net
change from the previous year on the
stocks and bonds listed prior to January
l. 1858.
Annual American Stock Exchange Sales.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Steel Industry Sets
Output and Pay Marks
During Peaceful Year
By John Moody
Assoeioied Press fiuoneioi Writer

PITTSBURG. Jan. 2. - The
Nations steel Industry blessed
with year Of peaceful labor
management relations - pro.
duced more steel and paid en-
ployes higher wages in 1853 than
ever before. But 1t found the
tremendous demand for its
product beginning to lag at
years end.
Steelmen expected ingot pro-
duction to total at least ITO mill
lion tons when final production
figures are recorded. That would
be an increase Of 5 million
tons over the previous record of
los million poured in 1851.
The decline in demand-or as
stee]men call it. a switch from
a sellers to a buyers market
was first evidenced at the OPEN
ing of the final three-month
period.
Orders Are Fewer.
Order books which used to be
filled months in advance had
many blank pages and some
cancellations Of previous orders
were received.
The change was blamed on
inventory adjustments by manu-
facturers. Fearful Of business
declines. they began cutting
down On warehouse stocks.
Production dropped from
above 100 per cent of rated ca
pacity in the early months of
the year to 86.8 per cent Of
capacity in early December. It
was 1862 per cent Of capacity
the same time year ago.
The December production rate
was the lowest IN Is months.
With the decline in demand,
competitive prices became q big
factor Major companies began
absorbing freight rates for the
first time In years.
The industry's earning rate for
the first nine months of the year
was well ahead of the same pc
riod in 1852.
Earnings Double.
A composite study Of 90 Of the
major steel producers showed
total earnings Of $178.02S.63 in
the third quarter alone. That
compared with $88. .642, ISL in the
third quarter of 1852. However.
1852 earnings were hard hit by
q costly 54-day strike.
A combined report on the same
20 companies showed earnings
for the first nine months Of 1858
were Sc per cent ahead of the
first nine months Of 1852.
Most steelmen faced the year
confident that an upward swing
will be sighted before the end Of
March.
David j. Mcdonald. who sue
ceeded the late Philip Murray as
president Of the CIO United
Steelworkers, made his debut as
chief negotiator for the union
early IN 1853 and won an 8la-
cent hourly wage increase for
about 100000 basic steel workers.
The pay increase coupled with
insurance and pension benefits
pushed the average hourly rate
to $2.32, compared with $2.20 q
year ago.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

TOTAL STOCK SALES.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-29
Legal Ads
NOTICE OF SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY TO
SATISFY STORAGE LIEN

In order to satisfy storage lien,
and as provided in G.. S. 20-77,
on the personal property herein
after described said lien being for
One Hundred Ninety-Fivc $685.
00) Dollars and for the additional
sum of Fifty (5Oc) Cents per day
from and after the 9th day of
October, 1854, and Six (S6.O0)
Dollars for wrecker service: said
vehicle being stored on the auth
ority of Mr. J. r. Barker, a mem
Der of the State Highway Patrol
of North Carolina, the undersign-
ed will offer for sale, and sell at
public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash on Thursday, Deem
Der 80, 1854, at the place of BUSH
ness of the Prince Motor Com
pany, Inc, in the Town of Tabor
City, N. c., at ll:00 o'clock, a. m.
the following described personal
property:
One 1850 Model Chevrolet
pickup truch bearing motor No.
HBA1561i4, and serial No
8HPA3552. and 1888 South
Carolina License No. ii 5S997
and registered i'm the name of
Leon Buffkin, Tabor City, n. c.,
In South Carolina.
Posted this the 3rd day of De-
cembcr, 1854.
PRINCE MOTOR COMPANY
INC.
a. f. GoldfinCh
It's Secretary and Treasurer
(SEAL)
Dec .8-l5-22-29
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-29
$500 MONTHLY SPARE TIME

Refilling and collecting money
from our five cent High Grade
Nut machines in this area. No
Selling! To qualify for work you
must have car. references, S640
cash. secured by inventory. De-
voting 6 hours week TO business,
your end on percentage collcc-
tions will net up to $500 monthly
with very good possibilities of
taking over full time. Income in
creasing accordingly. For inter-
view, include phone in application.
Write Nut-O-Matic Co., Inc, 40
Exchange Place, New York 5,
n. Y. ltpd.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-29
REAL. ESTATE

NIEhAs
FOR SALE - The home of Mrs.
Frank Ward on w. Sixth st. in
Tabor City. Built in 1913, this
spacious two-story frame house is
situated on a large lot. approx
acre, & faces u paved street. LIST
floor has living room with fire
place, dining room, kitchen, 3
bedoorS and bath. All rooms are
large; plenty of closets and hard
wood floors throughout. Two
rooms upstairs apartment rents
for $50. Lot has several large
trees and is nicely handicapped. The
price of $3.50 is far below re-
placement cost.
EDMUNDS REALTY CO
Tel 1880 Whiteville, N. c.
FOR GALE - A few more coker
Victor Grain seed oats No. a.
90 bought direct from coker
last year termination. 97-purity
1894
A. B. JACKSON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Gen. Hoyt vandenberg
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington, DC.
DEAR GENERAL:

DEAR GENERAL:
YOU ARE TOO VALUABLE A MAN TO BE ROBBED
OF SOME IL YEARS. JESUS DEFINED GOD AS in
FINITE SPIRIT, THEREFORE YOUR TRUE BEING is
SPIRITUAL, PERFECT, ETERNAL, THE VERY IMAGE
AND LIKENESS OF "OUR FATHER-MOTHER GOD
ALL-HARMONIOUS' God to Mrs Eddy.
GOD DID NOT MAKE THIS BELIEF OF ILLNESS
THEREFORE, YOU DON'T NEED TO HAVE 1T! YOU
CAN'T POSSIBLY KEEP 1T! AND REALLY, YOU
HAVEN'T GOT 1T! 1T is JUST A DAY DREAM, AN
ILLUSION AND DELUSION OF THE FINITE SENSES!
HEREWITH A QUOTE THAT CAME TO THE AID
OF HOWARD HUGHES ON THE 9TH DAY OF THE
PLANE CRASH THAT WAS NEARLY FATAL
1.-THE CHRISTLIKE UNDERSTANDING OF SCIEN
TIFIC BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES A
PERFECT PRINCIPLE AND IDEA-PERFECT GOD
AND PERFECT MAN,-AS THE BASIS OF THOUGHT
AND DEMONSTRATION"-FROM SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES'-COD'S
SAVIOR OF HIS HOLY BIBLE, IN WHICH GOD DE.
CLARES THAT "ALL DISEASE is THE RESULT OF
Continued next Column 2" Up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20


We are taught in Chris
tan Science by Mary Baker
Eddy, p. 466:
Resisting evil, you over
come it and prove its moth
ingness. Not human plati-
tudes, but divine beatitudes,
reflect the spiritual light
and might which heal the
sick. The exercise of will
brings on hypnotic state
detrimental to health and in.
tegrity of thought.
Christian Science also
teaches, Progress is the law
of God"
Man demonstrates that he
is the very workmanship of
the divine Mind when he
tries TO walk in the footsteps
of Christ Jesus the Re-
deemer.
The Bible tells us where
there is no vision, the people
perish. The following is
part of an article written by
Publisher, Andrew F. Frue-
hauf, in his Crusade for
Christian Science, and the d.
vine rights of man., Nov. 15,
1852:
christian Science demon
! strates the Christ to be the
right idea Of God, of Jesus,
of man, of woman, of Life,
truth, homework, wisdom
anything, everything-the
universe -" the Way, the
Truth, the Life" Jesus.
christian Science ais o
demonstrates the impossible
ity of the actual existence of
evil, in the omnipresent,
wholly harmonious universe
of the "Father-M Mother God,
all harmonious" (S&H) of
Christ Jesus.
"Let us consider what man
is in this marvellous universe.
Man is the spiritual image
and likeness of God, in whose
consciousness resides the en-
tire universe which is spir-
itual!
"The Human Body is a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
Warning Mr.. &C. Wilson, Defense
Secretary: The Devil is Trying to
Play You For A Sucker!

The belief of heart trouble is the product of unChrst-
like thinking mot necessarily in wckedness, but too
much worldness!! If Jesus had permitted Himself to be
King, he would have had heart trouble tool!
Life is thinking existence Matter is mental phe-
nomenon Ia Economically So Ancient and
MODERN spiritual miracles PROVE It'll!
Infinite Spirit, God, is S-U-B-S-T-A-N-C-E!-NOT
matter which is shadow! Jesus said The flesh proteth
nothng
at is THE SPIRIT THAT oUICKENETH;
THE FLESH PROFITETH NOTHING:
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY
ARE SPIRIT, AND THEY ARE LIFE."-(John 1851
$40 Be- the foregoing partially discerned!! (Second
Chron. 18th Chi King Asa diseased in his feet
(UNDER-STANDINCD exceeding great sought
not unto the Lord "divne Love') but unto the PLY
S-I-C-lA-NS" (MATTER physicians, whereas the sick
need SPIRITUAL META-phy scians land he gave up
the ghost!-stopped thinking! HERE-but continued
Immediately over THERE'!-that collective conscious
called the world!
Mr.. Wilson, the devil is trying bring on, aggra-
vate, a belief of heart trouble in YOU!
MIR. Wilson, the time and energy you would be
CURED to spend with this Heart Association GOD RE-
QURES that you spend in studying His 10th Century d.
vine Revelaon- THE Christ prophesed Comforter,
the Holy Ghost, who will teach you ALL things John
l4)-God's Christ Master Science Messiah!-". is
impartial and universal in its adaptation and bestowas!
1t the open oun which cries Ho, everyone that thirst
eth ye to the waters (spirtual) ;" p. 49, S&H.
See Christian Science Reading Room-Page7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

floods earthquakes hurricanes which only disturbing
mortal T-H-O-U-C-H.T;-movngp pictures IN and or
unChristlike. wholly mythical collective human con-
sciousness!!
Hence, Jesus-"the Way, the Truth, and the Life'!-
did NOT accept the DEVlLISH Roman Catholic inerPre-
tation of the Scriptures BE fruitful and multipy!!
Why multiply SHINING stupid, laundering Adams and
whose uss and sins reproduced in their ignorant
off spring little savages-and quote reputable child
educators.
THE BABE is BORN WITH A CARNAL MIND!-O OF
THE DEVIL!!!-anima tism!-materialism! And
God commanded Mary Baker Eddy to record His dicta-
tion'-that 1.-THE HUMAN MIND AND BODY ARE
MYTHS"!!!
Judaism and Roman Catholicism gigantic, Goliath
like frauds blind leaders Of the bnd Christ Jesus)
There is damned much of the devils Judaism and
the devils Roman Catholicism in New York, Washington,
and Hoywood!-hence the loopholes in our laws! -.
The spiritual nakedness of physical science, and the
spiritual bastard Heb 1919 aspects of the four Euro
religious crpplespus the devilish illusions and
decisions of the devils Medicine Surgery, Psychiary
and the spiritual nakedness of healing endeavors via
prayer VOID OF Gods nfallibe purifying Christ Master
Science Universal Messiah to ALL nations and peopes-
dupe suckers for the Vaccinations of the DEVIL
animal ma gne ism m-the carnal mortal,
so. called mind!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
The Belief! of Communism - A
Gigantic Illusion, DeIusion, Fraud,
A Myth!!!

ITS SUBJUCATION: ITS PRODUCTION
TO ITS NATIVE NOTHINGNESS"!
ITS EXISTENCE, IN THE SIGHT OF GOD
INFINITE SPIRIT MIND, SOUL, THE ONE AND ONLY
DIVINE LOVE, INFINITE, DIVINE PRINCIPLE,
is VOID OF SUBSTANCE, OR EVEN
APPEARANCE AS SHADOW!!!
MERELY, A BUNCH OF ZEROS'i!!
CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WHO
HAVE SCIENTIFICALLY LEFT ALL FOR CHRIST,
INFINITE TRUTH, KNOW AND ARE
DEMONSTRATING THE GLORIOUS, SUBLIME
TRUTHS IN THE FORECOINGll!
HOW MAY ALL DO so?
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE WORLD MESSIAH
MUST REACH THE FIRST PAGE OF EVERY
NEWSPAPER IN ALL THE WORLDl!!
SUCH A CONSERVATION WILL BEGIN DEATH
TO THE SEEMING REALITY OF COMMUNISMl!i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

three Dimensional Mental |
Image of the sum total Of |
human consciousness! And
in it! And no more you than
your image in the mirror!
The body is image-not Of
God! The person is conscious.
ness! Think that over, pray.
erfully."
Turning back the pages 10
parts of articles printed Nov.
Is, 1862, we reprint:
FEAR NO EVIL:
By Elizabeth Ellington
And Jesus said unto them,
! am the bread of life; h.
that cometh to me shall never
hunger; and he that believth
on me shall never thirst"
Christ Jesus) John 6:35.
"The Principle and proof
of Christianity, are discern.
ed by spiritual sense. They
are set forth in Jesus dem.
onstrations, which show-by
healing the sick, casting out
evils, and destroying death,
the last enemy that shall be
destroyed" his disregard
of matter and its so-called
laws."-Mary Baker Eddy.
Christian Science teaches
the assurance of plenty OF
JOY, abundance, love, kindli.
meas, peace and contentment
through a knowledge of the
power of God.
This is the age, even the
year of national Jubilee
and national patriotism j
is the age in which men an,
women must be i'm accort
with the actual truth to Sc,
the salvation of the will O
God be made manifest. 1t il
the age in which men ane
women are learning to re
joice together. And whel
the man and woman of God.
creation realize his spiritua
status as a child Of God, hi,
normal mentality will dc
away with all sorrow. There
can be only absolutely good
ahead for all who know good
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20

"WHY is 1T THAT SO MANY OF OUR YOUNGSTERS
CAN'T READ WRITE OR ADD7 AFTER STUDYING
THE CASE HISTORIES OF SOME 1000 SEEMINGLY
BACKWARD CHILDREN, AN AUTHORITY ON
EDUCATION HAS CONCLUDED THAT THE
METHODS EMPLOYED BY MANY OF OUR SCHOOLS
ARE WRONG FOR THREE OUT OF FIVE PUPILS
THAT PARENTS MAKE LEARNING HARD
FOR THEIR KIDS. (Children) See Glossary, Science &
Healthy.
when DR.. Emmett A. Belts nineteen years old
and studying to be medical missionary he took job
a schoolmaster at Orient, Iowa..
Facing his sxth-grade arithmetic class for the first
time, Belts felt lack of confidence The students look
See Are We Failing Our Children-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-03-20
The Very Rev. CeIestin ]. Steiner, ST.,
(U. Of d.

"REMEMBER MAN, THAT THOU ART DUST
AND TO DUST THOU SHALT RETURN"l
BUT-Father Stener's Ash Wednesday article testi-
hes to the devils Adams and Eves!i-a MYTHICAL
Gods spiritual eternal image
and likeness!-
1.-THE Chrstlke understanding of scientific being and
divine healing includes perfect Principle and dea-
perfect God and perfect the basis Of thought
and denomination! Up. 259, S&H)
The multi-bllion laundering and racketeering
power honeymoon of the devil of New York and Wash
ington, Of the devils antiChrist Judas Judaism and
s devish hand in promoting Communist world power!
plus the devils Roman Catholicism 1.-THE form and
tradition of PRE-NEW TESTAMENT Christantyl-al-
void of the immaterial spiritual scientific, Christ
Messiah Intelligence and power of "our Father Mother
God sll-hsrmonious", Who is infinite Spirit Mind Soul,
Gin whom 10 darkness at all"i-no 'matter'-the
mythi-no esrnsl, socalled minds flesh, sin,
disease, human brths!-morsl life, Deaths wars,
sven-nor the soesIled eonvusons of nature, such
Continued next column, Top)