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Evening star., 1954-11-04

That gave us something more
stable than money when the cur
rency was changing value every
day. Now we get our salaries in
units, and the unit changes ac-
cording to the cost of living"
U. S. Goods Still Available.
If the shopper digs around, he
can still unearth United States
goods and stationers seem to
have an endless supply of foun-
tain pens. There are at least 10
varieties of Chinese cigarettes,
all government made, but a bit
startling to the eye because some
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Mongolidn Firepot in Cave
Turns Out Culinary DELIGHTS

each others Jokes. tumbled over
one another to refurbish the
moat with more meat being
brought in in increasing plate
fuls.
Winter Wind Whistles.
Outside the thick stone walls
a cruel winter wind whistled.
Paper pasted over windows and
ceiling kept us snug. All
through the cave rang the clatter
Of chopsticks. the laughter Of
families and the frenzied shouts
of walters scurrying over the
uneven stone floor.
There are a score Of such
low-beamed, Dickensian reStau-
rants in Peiping. All Of them
cold black holes in the wall, ex-
cept at noon and early evening
when they glow with life. There
are hundreds Of other eating
places and those who dine in.
side are dressed poorly enough.
If you stroll through the East
ern Market, there's an impress
sion that the thick walls are
hollow with Chinese cooks in
side. glimpsed through cracks
and all bobbing over steamed
and hempseed bread, and bowls
of meat or fish. In fact, the
market houses some IS hide
aWays where the customer winds
through the aromatic kitchen,
up narrow stone stairs to. an
upper-leveR dining room.
The Eastern Market is a maze
of alleys crowded with stalls.
Here you may find boiler-suited
workers staring in fascination at
antiques in a glass case, though
the colorful art works inside, are
products of their own ancestors.
Many Varieties Of Sweets.
Here you can buy a dozen
varieties of candies, and sweet
meat stalls groan beneath trays
laden with sugared walnuts, Chi
neSe toffee apples and roasted
chestnuts.
There are fur gloves at 81 a
pair, funny looking, but comfort
able Cantonese slippers for $3.50,
and as the winter digs in and
the first duststorms come sweep
ing down out of the Cobb Desert,
more and more quilted coats are
going up on the racks for as little
as SIS each.
A streetcar driver told me she
earned about $40 monthly, so
the prices are not cheap for local
folk. though cheap enough by
Communist standards.
"We used to get paid in points
or in catties (nearly one pound
to a cattle) of rice,". she said.
Evening star., 1954-11-04

~ 4a
packets initiate well-known
United States and British
brands. Most glaring example
is a brand costing so cents for
20, which is an exact copy down
to one last detail-instead of a
camel, it bears an elephant.
Many commodities are, in fact,
identified by labels resembling
British and United States trade
marks. It's a consequence of
China's widespread illiteracy.
In the past. customers who
couldn't read labels simply rec
ognized the contents by the
patterns on the wrapper. That's
Evening star., 1954-11-04

why today shops are full Of
canned goods. soaps and drug
store goods which at first glance
seem to have stayed out of
downtown North : American
cities.
(World rights reserved Reproduction
In whole or in part strictly prohibited.)
Tomorrow: Propaganda OBJ
scures effort to get to know real
Peiping.
Evening star., 1954-11-04

promise Of no censorship.
free to the passerby aseries of
appetizing smells that mix de-
liciously with the sharp au-
tumnal air. Down its high
walled. crooked lanes pass tink-
ers, beggars and soothsayers,
each identifying his presence
with distinctive, though piercing
noises produced with wooden
clappers, brass bells and primi-
tive musical instruments.
In its markets are jugglers
and sword fighters and the only
man ever saw produce a one
string violin played like a type
writer on a miniature keyboard.
I dined one day. literally, like
an emperor in a dark stone cave
near the gate of Military Proc
lamations," where an enormous
Moslem presided over my efforts
to cook my own meal on a
centuries -old Mongolian firepot,
the very same with which past
rulers of China had wrestled
down through the ages.
Roast Meat Man Host.
My host was Kao Jou Wan,
or, in other words, the roast
meat man.
"An independent old goat"
q Chinese government official
told me helplessly after two
previous attempts to eat there,
because the roast meat man re-
fused to open outside eating
hours, come Mao Tse-tung him
self or high water.
But this time. he was open.
Built like "a barrel, draped in
black, grease stained robes, his
skull cap bobbing and his whispy
beard trembling with hospitality,
he bowed me through his estab-
lishment to that marvellous prod
uct of Monogolian genius. the
Kuo Kuo fire dish.
I squatted on a wooden table,
black with age. First came the
copper fire pot, then on top a
wide dish out of which rose a
pot-bellied chimney. The roast
meat man fired the little stove,
fed wood to the flames and
poured water into the narrow
moat around the fire pots
chimney. The cheerful glow
transformed the pot from a dull
museum piece to a sizzling,
splitting dispenser of CASTRO
nomical delights.
Easts With Chopsticks.
All through the restaurant,
fires were being lit in less il
lustrious fire pots. Men were
coming in from the street, some
for humble bowls of noodles,
and small families gathered
round the wobbly. circular fire.
pot tables.
Walters were running plates
of mutton and liver to our cor
ner. When the water began to
boil, we ate anara-a better way
to start party is hard to find.
We hoisted one foot up on
benches and bent over the red
hot pot with chopsticks, dipping
strips Of meat and vegetables
into the moat. The roast meat
man mixed spices in our rice
bowls from a tray of six piquant
sauces. AS meat, cabbage and
noodles were rescued from the
moat they were soaked in the
spice bowls then hastily gobbled.
Egg cups Of Huang Chul wine
and Mao Tai vodka washed the
tidbits down and as the pot
grew hotter and water in the
moat turned to soup, we filled
each others bowls, roared at
Evening star., 1954-11-04

(copyright. 1854. the Toronto star
Newspaper seryice.)
PEIPNG. Peiping is not so
much a city as a way Of life and
the men who invented it should
be thrice-blessed. 1t began as
a village in the path of Mon
golia's camel caravans some 1000
years ago. but today it is unique
among Communist capitals be-
cause no rubber stamp yet. OBJ
literates the passions and pc
culiarities of It's people.
At noon every day its thou
sands Of tiny eating places offer
Evening star., 1954-11-04

Tenth Of q series written under q Red
promise Of no censorship.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
From Inside Chino
BY WiIIiom Stevenson

(Copyright. 1854. the Toronto star
Newspaper seryice.)
Evening star., 1954-12-05

Pillow Supports heed and aeck q re-
Ioxed oiignmeas with body. Heed ssd
neck supports ore independently cd
iust0ble. Reloxed positioa in beck o.
side sleeping indexes restsul sleep.
umwsiakled neck. Sleeps cool. A..
lesgies note: inflicted plastic cushions
wsapped ii soft cottoa fIaanel, OH ID
msslia eose; NO feofhers. NO rubber.
NO wool. Thouehtful Chsisfmos gift.
Send for descriptive folder Of ORDER
TO-DAY.
Dspe. D. clAREAAoNT PRODUCTS
z. Q. BOX IS CRAWFORD. n. ].
Evening star., 1954-12-05

My Margarine
Fools Fussy Husbands
says Mrs. FiIbert
Why pay TWICE as much for cosby
spreads - when even fussiest hus-
bands go for Mrs. Filbert's Marga-
rine? "I'm still looking for the man
that doesn't like my margarine!"
says Mrs. Filbert. wives write me
they serve my margarine every
meal, and the whole family swears
its o more expensive spread"
lt's my own reelpe-
Aovor comes first!
Mrs. Filbert's Margarine is her
own delicious recipe. Melt il on hot
vegetables, spread il thick on bread.
Treat the whole family today to the
magazine o woman makes, Mfs.
Filbert's!
Evening star., 1954-12-05

balls and W h t e-flocked
branches complete the color
scheme.
Whatever your rush to fin
ish these decorations and
wrap last-minute gifts, don't
forget that every hostess
should have her own corsage.
It need not be elaborate, as
Mr.. Wayne has demonstrated
with four white carnations
caught together with red
Christmas ribbon, green
Christmas beads and tiny
pine cones. This Is an excel
lent corsage for the plain
necklineS of 19S4'S winter
fashions. Just the right fes-
tive touch is added when the
carnations are backed by
long g-bearded Italian wheat
sprinkled with silver Sparkles.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Eight New Foods,
Even Chop Suey, Go
Into3New c. Rotion

A new version Of the c ration,
the Army's packaged meals for
combat troops, will incorporate
eight new food items.
It also will be packed in q
flatter package to make it easier
to carry
The Army said the following
new items would be added: beef
and peas with gravy. chop suey
with meat, ham and potatoes,
fruit cake, pound cake, oatmeal
cookies, soup and gravy base and
soluble tea.
Nearly 2.5 million of the new
rations will be ordered for de-
livery beginning in May.
Evening star., 1954-01-06

Co., left an estate estimated at
$1,025, 900.
Mrs. Grass, Sc, died Dec. "a.
Her will was probated yesterday
in the Office of the clerk of
Chancery Court.
The major portion of the es-
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Hilltop Gorden Club

The Hilltop Garden Club will
meet at / pm. Friday in the
home of Mrs. Edward Polank,
5203 Silver Hill road Sc. .
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Mrs. Grass Leaves
S1,025,0OO Estute
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Jan. 6.-Mrs.
Emma w. Grass. widow of James
Edward Grass, a pioneer in the
development of the Coca-Cola
Evening star., 1954-01-06

tate was left in trust. the net
income to 60 to her three daugn-
ters, Mrs. Lottie c. Sans and
Mrs. Ada c. Rookie of Richmond,
and Mrs. Nellie c. Hunter of
Staunton.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Points for Purents-., ssy,A. 1Aene. w.''es.

Mother-Your shirt is on back
ward. I'll fix it and tie your
shoes. You're not old enough to
dress your self.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
Roman Catholic Leaders,

Continued from Back Page)
.ro,cINE SURGERY, AND PSYCHIATRY-WHOsE
wuITEWASH HEALINCS would DECEIVE.
] POSSIBLE, THE VERY ELECT!
IN the following quotation from the Detroit News Il
. n +. .een-in due tme-thst THE BAPTISTS OVER
IooxED THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW" WAY OF
tupsT JESUS, Who said:
The way of life straight and narrow and few there
hat find it"!-whereas, "The way of destruction i.
Ia and many there be which 60 in therear!
"The Baptist contention is not for mere tolerance,
for absolute liberty Tolerance means concession and
/ ..dency; liberty means nalienabe right. The English
aoopher John Locke, said: The Baptss were the frs.
-,oounders of ABSOLUTE LIBERTY JUST AND TRUE
LARRY, EQUAL AND IMPARTIAL LIBERTY"
PART 2
/ GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE-CHRISTLIKE
supsTIAN SCIENTISTS, AS PER JESUS, "BY THEIR
FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM!
{,pTIsTS ROMAN CATHOLICS, HEBREWS, AND
OTHER ON-HONEST-TO-COD CHRISTIAN
DENTISTS FILL OUR HOSPITALS, JAILS, AND
INSANE ASYLUMS!-CIVE US PEARL
hARBoRs!-WHO ARE DUPES AND SUCKERS,
WHO GAVE THE GOD CONDEMNED, SPIRITUAL
BASTARD Heb. 12:7,s) CRIPPLE! THIRD AND
FOURTH TERMS!-WITH A NEAR SELL-OUT
10 THE DEVILS KREMLN-LUNATIC ASYLUM
AND HABITAT OF GIGANTIC GOLIATH
OF COD, CHRISTIANITY,
AND ClVILIZATION!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
Warning to investors
Continued from Back Page)

Unfortunately the present boom in stock prices has
prmed the public for neeens by glib promoters. Phony
stock statesmen and gef-richqvek artists Usually digni
fed New York Stock Exchange president Keith Funston
bIvniIy labels them rshoIs sslesmen New York State
Attorney General Nathaniel l. codsten brands them lust
plain crooks"
As any newspaper reader should know. the stock sales
men have actively pedded millions OF shares OF uranium
stocks Canadian oil stocks and whano In single day not
onq ago over 100000 Of penny uranium stocks
changed hands in Salt Lake City The Canadian markets
have boiled for months with much OF the fire supplied by
boiler room operators who flood the w. S. with teegr
phone calls and false promises.
Just fortnight ago the Ontario Securities Commission
an agreement with SEC control Of stock issues
claimed u stock promoters had found oopholes
in the arrangement through which 10 exploit the public
Ontario Commission chairman o. E. Lennox voiced
sbout promoters making offerings ION terms entirely out OF
line with our policies when after the demands Of the inside
interests are satisfied the stockholders interest has almost
reached the vanishing point
These promoters spin their webs with hish-sovndns
about uranium. atomic power oil gushers cleo
ones One Of their most frequent phrases is-BVt this
stock is so cheap. what you loser
The answer is everything
Most investors and the general public fail to realize how
fast they can money in cheap stock Simple arithmetic
shows 900 shares Of 81 stock still cost $1,000 even
houqh the price share seems very low moreover STOCKS
AZ share often drop TO almost before the
hs has time 10 put the pretty certificate in safe place
Ao., ALWAYS the average investor would be better OF with
81 600 worth Of $40 or $40 stock
Tn. 1854 issue Of the Canadian Mines Handbook
az PAGES Of small type list Companies inactive dormant
or defunet" The list contains wossome Isoo issues ana
h.,,,, with "A53 Mines Ltd-dsfvnet; Abseo cMl-Msn
80 h,., cancelled 1853" and ends with zoneors RovYn
mo property" Big Board prsxy Funston has shock
loo estimate "ovt Of 10000 penny stock ventures tooed
Nv m. hehpsssvrs boys perhaps one turns out TO be
profitable"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
What Gratitude


Continued from Back Page)
small soup bowl Of rice, sometimes combined with chry-
santhemum leaves thin-leafed water spinach As a
eult the camp continually full of cases of NUTRl-
pIoNAL DISEASES, such as berber and pellsgra or
Wounds that wouldnt heal
But through what knowledge had OF Christian
Science knew enough about scientific prayer so that
<a able to the problem Of insufficient ana
Unbalanced diet NEVER ONCE during the whole lHKEE
YEARS and eight months Of internment did suffer any
the symptoms of the various msnuritions diseases or
ANY DISEASE AT ALL In spite of the thin Diet was
FNoT WEAKENED, did lose any weight during the
period and worked very hard each day Other CHKlS-
PlAN SCIENTISTS in our group also HAD similar rKo-
TECTIoN
We prayed earnestly and regularly to God to supply
Dur everyday needs and we made daily study OF the
P'be and Mary Baker Eddys book, Science and Hea'n
hh Key to the Scriptures We knew that God supplies
ay needs through spiritual ideas and that srs'eiu
ifame Of mind is an open door for adequate supply 30
Ne made practice to be grateful for every little 'nns
ND we quietly voiced this gratitude aloud remember
pmeone speaking of being grateful even to nave wafer
oming of tap or faucet in camp. We held 10 'ns
Ian of continuous gratitude and found It was very et
tctive although an American columnist who also
erned with us said one day in rather puzzled way
You people find the strangest things to be graefu TOT
md result Of the frequent expression OF sra"uoe
e found many little ways to improve the lot OF '"e ~
mp and supplement the diet One OF the pro'
of an imperfeet diet was the loss Of memory ana
ANY Of the people in camp complained OF 'h's' =" 49,
not at all uncommon to find that people cou'on'
member the simplest things But I'm grateful 10 say
pat my application of Christian Science not o"y p
frved my physical condition, but my mentAi '"eue'
During the period Of internment gave lectures on ee
eal engineering to group of fellow nterne' twice
eek for three months, although had never PreV'o"'
etured or taught in any way and had no proper 'eN'
oks. had to rely almost entirely on memory
Final proof Of the power of divine Truth TO sustain
an 10 matter how difficult the circumstances came -
end of our period of internment as the camp was ais
binding The man who was in charge OF the repatriation
s asked by one of group when our turn 70 DC snip
fd out would come. He said that the CHK'S -"
in the camp would be the last TO leave DC
huse thew were the HEALTHIEST PEOPLE there
The musical selection the program was Hymn NO "
p Christian Science HYmns.
The commentary follows, 49, =, 49,.
Most Of us may have faced conditions az threat
ming a. those described by Mr.. Brown. But WE ALL
an benefit from his experience, friends Did you notice
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
Sex Hysteria Squirting

Continued from Back Page)
sraiiveIy privileged groups. such students and
Nth good Jobs
u Young couples preparing for marriage head of
sny martial msad vsimens by seeking medical advice be-
re they we'd Dr. Nsdins R. ksvnoky Of Los Angeles said
report 10 the A. m. A.
Dr. kavno<y said: Many enlightened parents religious
sdes educators turning to the physician for msd
Nj help prevent snnusnts and divorces and supplement
aiever preparation for marriage this generation reeev
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
God Says: Cheer Up
Continued from Back Page)

THE BARON: Jesus wasn't Jew. was Hs9"
ANSWER: "Preeminenty, yesl But those who opposed
Him we're OF an inferior breed OF Hebrews tsmiles-
Just in the Of Moses there we're those Hebrews
seekino the flesh pots OF EGYPT whom the Ten Com
andments meant little nothing. and who hghpressured
Aaron, Moses brother, TO set up the Golden calfl
PART 2
Gods Christ Science takes FruehaUf German LUhesns
first and second Americans into national leader
ship-plus-of basic MISUNDERSTANDING frsnsPorta
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
pa r I 3
GERMAN COUNSEL, BOSTON. r. c., PhD. GIVEN
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL FACTS OF LIFE"

God sent the writer Boston German Consulate last
half 1882 the writer expressed his sympathy in be-
half Of The German people, nevertheless lkened Germany
and Britain Judas and Peter, respectively tsmiles-snd
the Counsel took without oHense. discerning desire 70
help rather then merely offend.
And in the Embassy in Washington the writer stated
the past present and future Of Gods Christ Master Also
lutte Miracle Science Messiah TO all peoples sUPerssdns
all religions and PHILOSOPHERS Of the entire human rsee!!-
Christ Jesus being No. !, Of course.
A. the Boston, Hemenway Hotel, the writer was asked
What didn't they throw you ou7 Look ovs, they'll come
around here and bump you of.
Answers Well II would be worthwhile. in behalf OF the
general good tsvbssquent sddion)"oh I'm divnely
tho Biblical 3rd day.
PART
BACK TO GERMAN EMBASSY. l94o.
BARON Won clENAuNTtN GIVEN BEAUTIFUL,
LEATHER BOUND COPY, INDIA BIBLE PAPER,
Continued next eolumn-TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
BETTER PREPARATION

Hence increasing number OF brides and srooms
ens better prepared for marriage. physically we'll as
notionsly and the premsrtial medical examination plays
large part in this education.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

JESUS RE FEAR IS A DEVASTATING
CONDEMNATION OF TIE SLOPPY THINKING OF THE
DEVILS F. D. r. AND HIS PRoFiTEERlNc
ADVISERS-HEBRAlC, CATHOLIC, PROTESTANT
AND THE 'REDSI
The aI-sround cripple and bIunderins ass proclaimed
TO the world We have nothing TO fear but fear seIfl
Hence z. D. R.-poIitesI and spiritual prostitute
bvndered into PEARL HARBOR WITH $500 DEATHS OVER.
NlCHT-whom Eleanor had aided in having the weekend in
the Hsbor where the could enjoy wine. women, and
songl smies)-niee tsrgets!sittng dveksfor the Jap
anesel
And then this laundering ass. r. D. R.-ssve away
ksnehuris! He oUismsrting Josef Stsn tSnIes-and
razng Christian Chinese Nationalist leader Chang Ks
Shek!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
HOWEVER. GOD WORKS IN a MYSTERIOUS WAY


HIS WONDERS TO PERFoRM'l--
BUT-THE DEVIL SEEKS TO DO LlkEWIsEl-
BUT WITH ONLY APPARENT SUGGEST
Hence Jesus Judge not by appearances. Judge
righteous Judgment
Also Fear not little flock, II IS your Fathers good
pleasure give you the Kingdom
you"l-s.AT-U.RAT-LN-c dviney scientific chrisiIke,
spiritual the real universe, which
completely snnihaes the belief of resIybens Of sin.
disease DEATH world wars evenhumsn births repodve
ton foods hurricanes earthquakes, yphoOrseonvuIsiOns
Of so-esed nature but actually only disturbing MOVING
PICTURES Of MORTAL THOUGHT images eovnterfet'ns
and bvresqvns in individual and collective human
seiousnessl-the seins. eternal harmony OF
Gods wholly harmonious spiritual erestionl
HENCE MRS. EDDYS POEM
"onIy with mine eye can the snare, the :,
His Gods hsbisiion high sneireIss and
mine, and ALL
COMMUNIST PSYCHOLOGY HAS THE PRoVIoENTlAL
EFFECT OF CHALLENGING THE GOOD" PEOPLE
WHO HAVE NOT BEEN GOOD ENOUGH, YET
ADEQUATELY SPIRITUALLY MATURE-To ACCEPT
TIE WONDERFUL ALLNESS AND GOODNESS OF
~oUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HARM0NouS
TOWARD WHICH ALL MoRTALS ARE EVOLVING,
THROUGH BOTH SUFFERING AND DlvlNELY
SCIENTIFIC, cHRlsTLlKE. HUNGER AND THIRST
AFTER RIcHTEoUsNEss"l-AND ALSO: BLESSED
ARE THE PURE IN HEART, FOR THEY SHALL
SEE coD"i-Jesus.
Hence The assurance Of God TO Mrs. Eddy; ERROR,
URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS. IS sEIFDEsTRoYEp"I-
p. H6. sab.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
PART s

REDS AND REALISM-OF THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAGNETISM And-HOW TRUEl-"GiVE
THE DEVIL ENOUGH ROPE AND HE'LL HANG
HlMSELF"!-
The devils despots did!-Lenn and S'sin--the former
died Of Cancer the latter losing faith in added years OF
despoc coniro-when God via Eisenhower put end 10
20 years Of White House rsekefeernsdurns which the
devil had free entry via the front door side door back door,
and private wires 70 the White Hovse!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11
or GODS MASTERPIECE. SAVIOR LiBERAToR.
AND PROTECTOR OF THE BIBLE. THE CHRISTIAN

or GODS MASTERPIECE, SAVIOR LIBERAroR.
AND PROTECTOR OF THE BIBLE, THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
The Baron said: Maybe III send this 10 BerIinl--
10 their leaders,
Don't you think that good place TO spiritual
atomic bomb7l
Sending that dvney scientific Chrsfike spiritual book
Of Cod 10 Berlin from the moral and spiritual fstheths
writer the frstbon Of fveo family demonstrating lead.
ershp national in its industry, and telling these Germans
that the writer had TO declare himself Major Prophet Of
our Father-Moiher God aliharmoniovs," with world
message and msson!-in his 3ofh yesl922ihe age
at which Jesus began his public ministry good omen,
indeed
And God supports vindiestes such ssserfionsiven the
first time TO national personal---very. producing major
miracle in 20 hoUrs-wfh thousands Of wifnesses-and
yet equaIIed in 81 years. Namely Charley Robersons
PERFECT NoHITTER-sunday, April 30. I922-Ty Cobb
being the spiritual guinea pigl-bssebsI being proving
ground for major operations the devi-anims mag
neiismImaeriaism-in national and international politics.
where finds such coIiaths phones MYTHs
Mussoin-psyehopahie. syphiiie son of Satan ,nd
psperhsnger Corporal Adoph shickeigruber Hier also
Tco Lenn, Stain, MsIenkov, Mav Isl Tung-strsw men
whereas God has given his true representatives. POWER
all the tso-eaed) power Of he enemy!-snd nothing
shall by any hurt youl-As per Jesus, also;
Fear him who kill The body but fear him who
destroy both soul and body in he (punse conscious
into hel-s Of insecurity silent accusations OF
the victims of the devils of those whom Satan hath
boundittery resessness day and night with ghostly
menaeins images Of thought
However. suffering eompes:
!. Self-knowIedge
2. Repentance,
g. Reformation,
4. Spiritual regeneration
Wheeupon the grand discovery is made OF the sIness
and goodness Of Cod infinite Spirit, Mind SouIhe One
and onlyfhe Creator of all Of the divine spiritual reality
Of wholly harmonious creation and unversel-SATURAT-
ING every oa Of with heaven and eternal Ifewhsrs
in God is the and only Parent in-snd of-ths
entire unveresnd is discovered and demonstrated that
the CHASTITY farce Of material tso-csedl existence IT,
s&H is MY-THll-s mrsseIike counterfeit Of the divine
creation!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-11

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. DEC. IL, 1854