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The frontiersman., 1954-08-05
CANCER CAMPAIGN NETS $424 TOTAL

A total Of S424.0O was reallZ- ed in the recent Cancer cam paign in the Matanuska Val ley, according to Mrs. Charles Wilson, campaign chairman.
 We are very pleased with this years results" Mrs. Will son said this week when mak- ing the announcement. We should like to offer our thanks to the many individuals who volunteered their help, and to the various organizations who made donations, she added.
 Anyone who has not yet mailed in their contribution to this years campaign may do so by mailing it to CANCER, c/o Mrs. Charles Wilson, Pal mer.
The frontiersman., 1954-08-05
TWO POLIO CASES REPORTED TO
 PALMER HEALTH OFFICER

Two cases of poliomyeities were reported this week to 'Dr. C. C. Bailey, Palmer Health off, ficer. One case, that of Miss Helen Goodwin, proved fatal when the 28-year old woman died at Pro- vidence Hospital Monday of this week. The second case is that of a young Palmer boy. Dr. Ar thur J. Colberg, who reported both cases to the health officer, stated the boys case is non-par- alytic.
The frontiersman., 1954-08-05
Top REA Officials Planning Valley Visit

Ancher Nielsen, Minnesota far meT and state coop leader ap- pointed by President Eisenhower to head the Rural Identification Administrations 1000 rural cleo tric systems, will tour Alaska this August, it was announced this week. While in the territory he will deliver the main address at the annual meeting of the AL aska Rural Electric Cooperatives Association to be held in Fair banks August 12, 13, and 14.
 Coming to Alaska with Nielsen will be Jack O'Shaughnessy, head of REA's telephone program; K. Wilde Blackburn, REA solicitor, and Chris Schultz, REA director, western area. The four REA off .cials are expected to probe into the many details and problems facing rural electric and telephone cooperatives in their united ef- fort to bring greater power and telephone expansion into the ter ritoFy. The REA officials are ex- pected to visit the Valley area during their stay in Alaska.
 Gus Norwood, executive secre- tary of the Northwest Public Power Association, will attend the meeting and speak on a ter ritorial power agency for the de- velopment of power and will also help on proposed legislation. Don Durham of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association insurance department will go in- to the insurance problems and safety program of the coopera- lives. Robert Jennings of the Bur eau of Reclamation will report on plans for thes bureau for future power development in the terri tory.
 Ancher Nielsen is from the grass roots of the cooperative field, having helped organize his own electric cooperative, the Mcleod Cooperative Power Association at Glencoe, Minnesota and has serv- ed as vice-president and director Of the association. He has been vice president of the Minnesota Electric Cooperative, a stateside organization of REA cooperatives and directors of the Farmers Cooperative Association. He has served 13 years as state senator in Minnesota and in 1852 was elected lieutenant governor of his state. Nielsen became interested in the Alaska problems soon after he became administrator, as one of his sons was stationed at the air base in Fairbanks.
 In addition to hearing Nielsen and other invited guest speakers, the ARECA will hold annual election of officers and will elect 9 director to represent them on the board of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. Present officers are Mrs. Justine Parks, Chugiak, president; Wiley Robinson, Anchorage, vice-presi- dent; Ed Jarvi, Anchorage, secre- tary, and Nick Eidem, Fairbanks, treasurer. The officers will make their annual reports. Included in the presidents report will be her report on the activities of the Alaska director.
 Cooperatives who are members
 (Continued on page 8
The frontiersman., 1954-08-05

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Evening star., 1954-09-12

To Other Dnss30 to-
Fri
Dy. 0ns
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Doors Open 5:45 PM. Feature at 6:O7
sos and 1880 PM.
FREE PARKING
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HOLLYWOOD.

Good troUper Shirley Booth is
rehearsing for "By the Beautiful
Sea" in Gotham. though suffer-
ing from overwhelmingly painful
bursitis. And Gene Kelly was
out four days from "Brigadoon"
with ditto sinus. . While Dom
aid O'Connor. exhausted from
his Sahara triumphs. is now a
guest of the hotel. to gain back
vim. wigor and vitality.
Kirk Douglas has arrived in
the Bahamas. And the mamas
there aren't letting their eligible
daughters out of their sight.
People are saying Marion Bran
dos breakdown is due to his
wild One" movie.
Don't fail to catch Julia
Adams beautiful legs in U-Is
Creature from the Black
Lagoon"-a sort of poor mans
Beneath the Twelve Mile Reef"
One date with Dick Contino
and people are asking Piper
Laurie if sheSplans to marry the
boy. Give EN- a chance.
1t was like a script from II
Love Lucy" reading about how
Lucille Ball put the finger on
Kenneth Darling. who admitted
some 500 burglaries. But in spite
of the sleuthing. Lucy was mad
the papers used an old photo
graph of her! June Havoc,
incidentally, is staying with Lucy
and Desi Arnaz in the valley.
What's this I hear of Mona
Freeman and DR.. Rex Ross?
Where's Bing Crosby? :. Eliza
beth Taylor, holding her baby in
the Mccall cover photo. has no
wedding ring on her finger. &.
Frank Sinatra has gone to
Miami. So what happened to
his Pink Tights" role?
Gary Cooper, set for Hugo
Fregonese's Don Quixote" in
Spain, probably will star for
Hugo in THE Black Sword" to
be made in Madrid. So it doesn't
look like the Coop plans to stay
here with Rocky. George
Sydney will direct the orchestra
sequence for Metros big TV 30th
anniversary show.
$3.50
This is comedy. but it might
turn into a drama: The James
Masons spent $4,000 making a
private driveway to their home
in Beverly Hills. The city ia
theirs named it Pamela drive,
after Mrs. Mason. James is in
slStlng it be renamed James
drive.
Betsy Won Furstenberg Topped
in the Josephine" play, which
folded before reaching Broad
way. But now, Arthur Freed has
the Sally Benson play script of
the F. Scott Fitzgerald short
stories. Personally, I'd like to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-08
Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
] And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Catholic University "Har-
vey'; $50 pm.
NatiOnaI-"The Royal Winni-
peg Ballet; $3.50 pm.
Sam S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
And His Magic Act; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Paratrooper::"
1870. 3:35, 5:35. 1888 and $40
pm.
Capitol - knights of the
Round Table; IL am, ITO,
800. $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Columbia - 1.-THE Bigamist";;
IL am. 12:45, 2:30, 4:2O. 6:15.
sos and 10 pm.
Dupont - Julius Caesar:
1890 am, 12:45, 3, Sis. 1880
and GAS pm.
Keith's-"The Best Years of
Our Lives; 10 am, 1855, $50.
GAS and $40 pm.
Little-"Gilbert Ind Sullivan;
Cos, sos md 10 pm.
Macarthur -" Hamlet; $40
and OILS pm.
Metropolitan "Paratroop-
err; 1870 am, 1870, 1885, 5:35.
TAO and GAS pm.
Ontario-"War Arrow; 1:15,
3, 4:40. 6:25, sos and $50 pm.
Palace-"King of the Khyber
Rifles; IL am, ITO, 800, $50.
7:40 and $50 pm.
PlayhOuSe-"The Living Des-
ert";; II am. 12:45, 2:30. 4:20.
6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
"Titfield Thunderbolt {:
1870 am. ITO, $50, 4:30. 6:15,
8 and GAS pm.
Silver Spring-"Titfield Thun-
derbolt":: 6:10. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - From Here to
Eternity; 11:10 am, lis. 1925.
5:35, 7:50 and 10 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
$40 pm.
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Hollywood Diary:
Illness Commonplace
On the Movie Scene
By Sheiloh Grohom

see a rewrite with Julie Harris
starred.
Girls who can sing and dance
are converging on New York
where Josh Logan is auditioning
for his Fanny" musical, based
on three Marcel Pagnol plays.
The Gene Kelly movie with
Dolores Gray is referred to at
Metro as "the Gene Kelly orig
inal." although Adolph Green
and Betty Comden are doing the
book.
Jane Russell, Connie Haines,
Della Russell and Beryl Davis
are planning a concert tour, en-
couraged by the success of their
first recording as a quartette.
do Lord" Jane is hoping the
spiritual. which had church APP
prevail. will make the public for
get that censorable dance in
THE French Line"
Released by NANA)
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critics. Also on tonight's
S &c h e dule: Blackstone's full
length magic show at the Shu-
bert. Both productions will
spend a week here. A grant
of up to 100000 has been ap-
proved by the Rockefeller Foun-
dalton for the American Shake
speare Theater and Academy, of
which the Theater Guilds Law
renee LANCER is treasurer and
one Of the busiest founders. .
The grant is payable in units Of
$4,000 for every 100000 raised
from other sources. Paul
Bowles' original score for Ten
nessee Williams Summer and
Smoke" will be used in the pro-
duction of the play which opens
at Arena Stage tomorrow night,
under the direction of Alan
Schneider. The Williams
work. by the way, has just been
sold to the movies for a reported
100000. . Pentagon Playhouse
has. its most ambitious project
under way. This is a full
scale production of the Richard
Rodgers-LorenZ Hart musical,
Babes in Arms" set for March
"a at the Department of Agri-
culture Auditorium. A cast of
SO, accompanied by the Air Force
orchestra under 1t. Robert l..
LanderS will be used. Pvt.
Fred Adams is directing the high
spirited musical frolic. a long
run hit on Broadway in it's
day. See How They Rum"
a three-act farce will be pre-
sented by Fit. Belvoir's Essayons
Club on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday nights of this week.
The place. the post playhouse;
time 8 pm. Three new con-
cert dances will be presented by
Ethel Butler and her group at
Cafritz Auditorium on Wednes-
day and Thursday nights this
week
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Republicans to Have
Party at Belle Haven

A reception and dance at the
Belle Haven Country Club near
Alexandria will be held at $50
pm. Saturday as the Lincoln
Day observance in 10th district
Republicans in nearby Virginia.
A film Of a Lincoln Day adj
dress by President Eisenhower
will be shown. Dancing will be
from 10 pm. to / am.
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HARVEY" Q comedy in three acts
by Mary iCoyle Chase. directed by VIII
liam Graham. with settings and light
Joseph Lewis. At Catholic University
Theater
Miss johnson Erin Gibbons
Veta Louise Simmons Jeanne Davis
Mrs: Ethel chauvenet-- Rita Trojan
Ruth Kelley. RIM. Carole Macho
Lyman Sanderson, MD. James Foots
William r. Chum1ey, MD.
Richard Armstrong
Betty Chumley Eileen Sweeney
Judge Omar Carney Hugh Fitzgerald
E. j. Lofgren- -Tino Bellanca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-08
The POSING Show
The Posing Show
'Hovey's'Wornn, BrightWt
Is Visible Again at G. u.
By Jay Cormody

student body whose median less than third
Catholic University Josephine Hull
equivalent Frank though latter
than Miss Hull
Nevertheless experienced actors the unversitys
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01

returned to Chicago. They are
friends of the M. Schaeffers
Lillzan HattIs has returned
after an absence of more than
a year in Chicago, with re-
neWed vigor and anticipating
a busy year. She will welcome
visits from friends at her old
home, 623 N. Highland. Her
daughter, Evelyn Hattis Fox,
accompanied her and is help.
ing her get settled. Mrs. Fox
is known to many former Chi
cagoans as a leader in Hadas-
sab in that region, serving
also as regional president. She
is an accomplished poet and
pianist. Incidentally, she will
be honored in Chicago at an
all-city Melavah Malkah on
Oct. 16.
Back for the winter are Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Rifkin who spent
an active summer in Saginaw
and Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mrs. Abe FeuerStein is re-
ceiving condolences on the un-
expected passing of her sister,
Mrs. Yetta Vogel, in Miami
Beach, Sept. 18. The Feuer-
stems visited with her in the
east in early spring.
Except for one note of sad
ness, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Segal, E. Grant Rd., spent a
pleasant six weeks in Detroit
and Cleveland. The highpoint
was the reunion of Mr.. Segal
with his sister from Paris,
whom he had not seen in
a number of years, and whose
dream" OF a visit to the us.
came true. While in the east
they attended the funeral of
their sons mother-in-law, who
died suddenly.
From letters written to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Golding, son Jack is happy as
a freshman at the U. of Iowa
school of dramaticS.
Mrs. I. Gabriel is home frOna
a visit of two months with her
children and grandchildren in
New York.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01

at VA as a sophomore. Their
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. I
Malinsky.
Joseph CandiOtti went tO
visit his daughter and Son-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Weinshienk, LA, to be fol
lowed on his return by Mrs.
Candiotti. She has been back
a few WeeGS.
Marvin Cohen is stationed
at Ulm, Germany, with the
army and his wife (Frances
SMITH is with him. They eX-
pect to remain abroad until
the fall of 1855. He serves as
radar controller and is also in
the judge advocates office.
After covering much terri
tory and seeing many rela-
tives and friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Gervich are glad
to be back home
Mrs. Simon Fried spent the
summer visiting her daughter
in Louisiana and then going
on to New York and Altoona,
Pa. for other family reunions.
She is now ready for an ac-
tive season in organizational
work.
On Oct. Z Mr.. and Mrs. DO
seph Gornstein celebrate their
48th wedding anniversary.
They were married in Chi
cago and have a son and a
daughter.
Back after an absence since
June, Mrs. Clara Levkowitz
spent much time in Santa
Monica and enjoyed it very
much.
AlthO she retains a VlVld
memory of the hurricane
damage in New England re-
Gently, Mrs. Daisy Marion
Russell had a fine visit with
her children and with Mr..
Russell. She also visited sew
eral weeks in Washington,
DC, with a daughter there.
After spending their second
summer at the Westerner, Mr.
and Mrs. Selig Openheim and
his sister, Serena Oppenheim,
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01

AS is their annual custom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan ElSter
spent the summer in Santa
Monica, returning several
days ago after an absence of
two and a half months. The
Elsters are among the COM
munity's earlier settlers.
Following the funeral of
Abraham Shulman in New
York last week, Mrs. Shul-
man and Mrs. Richard Ben
nett spent a week in New
York and are now in Miami
Beach. They will return newt
Mr.. and Mrs. Kal Rubin
flew to New York last week
end to be present for the Bar
Mitzvah of a nephew. They
were gone several days.
The Herman SkOras are
back after spending a few
months in Santa Monica.
In new homes for Rosh Ha-
ShOnah are Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
MyrOw, who now live at 1902
E. 21st; Mrs. Evelyn Strauss
is at 1921 E. 9th and expects
to be very active in organiza-
tional work. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul FEEDER, Jerry and David
are very happy in the new
home they built at 402 Down
ing Lane. The Ben GlickmanS
moved to 428 N. Norris.
Arriving a few weeks ago
was Mrs. Celia Click, who
has taken a house at 1921 E.
9Th. A physio-therapist, she
recently graduated Chapman
College in LA, majoring in
sociology, and plans to take
graduate work at VA. She
was on the staff of the City
of Hope as field worker.
The Arizona post., 1954-10-01
SociuIs and
Personals

Mrs. /. Levy and daughter,
Suzanne, have just returned
from Barranquilla, Colombia,
where they spent the summer
months with Mr.. Levy who
has extensive textile mill
holdings in South America.
Last week they were guests
of the 1. Mordkas at dinner at
the Westerner.
Herschel Weinrauch was
called to testify in New York
before a Congressional COM
mittee studying minority
rights behind the Iron Cur
tain. He was invited to tel
what he knows from actual
experience.
Mrs. Walter May Jr. flew
into Pittsburgh for five days
and is back. She was accom-
panied by daughter Carolyn
who has been in the east the
past two years.
In several days Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Amber depart
for Chicago to spend a month.
Then they'll attend the mar
riage of a granddaughter in
Miami Beach and will remain
there until May. They have
scheduled a trip to continen-
tai Europe and Israel for next
summer and expect to be back
in Tucson about this time next
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Buch-
man, E. Willard, have been
made happy by the arrival of
their daughter, Sophie Buch-
man, to live with them per-
manently.
Upon graduation from eIec-
trical engineering at VA in
May, Harold Malinsky and his
sister Sally drove east, going
via the eastern seaboard. He
is now doing technical writ
ing and editing for a printing
firm in Boston. Sally is back
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Social Security Inequities-
Too Old to Earn?"

To The Christian Science Monitor:
was interested in the letter you publshed in your
per Of Oct s, headed Enforced Retirement" agree
with all he said, bu-he failed to mention the
fair cruel part of the so-caled Social Security
passed by Congress this year
The part to discuss 10 that clause carried
from the old Roosevelt Truman social security law which
states that NO getting old age and sur
vvors' insurance payments 500 month
while getpg such payments ths is increase of $500
year over the Roosevelt Truman b. To this cruel
and just plain stupid After a-why should
anyone be anxious keep the old people who for
enough get jobs from earning all they possibly
can?
In fact il this unjust and BILE clause
eliminated, the following benefits would result Frst,
the elderly people earning more than 500 month
would be able live better, enjoy Of the good
things of life. Second, those earning good income
more than 500 month"; would be able, in many cases,
help ess fortunate relatives who needy and
able work Third this in would help reduce
the loads of welfare agencies in different states.
Fourth, all those and earning good income
plus their OAS paymens) would contribute to the
income Of the government because every of their
pay checks would have the usual payroll deducted
A. L. DUNN
New Orleans, La.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Mr.. Snite Rejected Gods Christ
Science in 1899!

God required the writer to forward, via special de-
livery, airmail perhaps, Christian Science material,
reaching the Atlantic Liner in time accompany him
his journey the Catholic Shrine, Lourdes France
and visit to the Vatican.
Mr.. Snite returned unhealed! in his ire lung and
in his encourage mailed back to the writer his
Christian Science offerings, without comment
He may have experienced some improvement get
ting married sometime later.
PART
HIS DEATH A PARTIAL LIBERATION FROM
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM
WHICH IMPRISONED EGO AND BODY FOR YEARS!
MORTALS CONCEIVED IN SIM!
God declared to Job that morsls, humans are con.
ceved in sin and brought forth in inquyl MAN that
born Of is of few days and full Of trouble
Who bring forth clean from an unclean7 NOT
oNEl"
Thus Job enlis htened by "our Father Mother
God all-harmonious"!-the one, true, real Parent!-
the One and Only true Mind Soul Spirit, and of the
entire universe!
And God to Jesus, to Nicodemus, Hebrew ruler, to
US; Except man be born again, he cannot see the
kingdom Of Cod"l
STRICKEN IN PEIPlNC"
CHINESE PHILOSOPHY SATURATED WITH
THE DEVILl-ANIMAL MACNETISMi-INFEcTED
Continued Next Column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Protestants ntion, Too!
Jesus Has Come-Again-in Spirit
Exactly as God Has Dietated!!!

The limitations Of Jesus Disciples and Apostles panied
Master Hence His words ~ sxpsdient for you that
90 But the Father will send the Comforter Who
will teach you all things. :"
The Apostles died msr'yrsl The comfortsr"-sI-
compromising, Unverseeneompsssins divine absolute
Miracle Science Messshl-esms centuries later 1875. via
Gods Masterpiece the Christian Science fsxbook-Ssve
Lberssor and Protector OF the Holy Seriptvrs-bsr sng
them from he spiritual adultery OF the four European rss
erppes
The Virgin Mother conceived Jesus by the Holy Chosfl
Gods Mary Baker neutrality-suspicious. TO His beloved
Jeus-hsd wonderful conception via the Holy chost-snd
il 70 humanity through her spiritual soncod Christ
Science ~Messsh!ll
Jesus in Matthew l3:33 says The kingdom Of heaven
everpresent spiritual eternal harmony like
Gods Christ seeneel which hid in three
Of mes-"seienee Theology, Medicine" = the
title Of he Sixth Chapter Of Gods Msserpeee-"seienes
and Health with Key the serpvrss by Mary Baker Eddy
PART 3
SPIRITUAL DEATH SENTENCES OF-THE
DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM, THE DEVILS
CHRIST VOID JUDAS JUDAISM
THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDCA!
When God raised up Martin Luther to denounce
European religious and political corruption Roman
Catholicism received it's death sentence!-and has been
living borrowed time since
Materia medics must have new sponsor (smiles) 4!
Hippocrates, Greek has got be renounced in
favor of Gods Messiah Master Physicians-Jesus
and Mrs Eddy-representing God-THE -N-F-A-L-L-I,
BILE P-H-Y-S-ICIA-Nl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Joan Of Are-ChiId Model for Pareut,l

Joan. several generations before the Proes,sn, al.
nation. and during Brfsins domination Of France. I
would run TO % years, and with some pIvnderns Of Fr
villages the part Of the English sodiery was isvoh,
The Village Priest and her saoiher, recall H. a, :,
serious facts Of life!
Hence. Joan. as feensser, began TO have vision, .
chrisilks leadership for France and Righteousness and
vvsd morale for the French soldiers and eiti1enrvl ~
despite seemingly gigantic obstacles did persuade v
governor. and others and eventually reaches the D.u
who subsequently, becomes kns-snd wins sdequs. an
port and authority 70 order ssnersl that demand, A.
the soldiers and officers confess their sin. and ee. 49,
vuissriy. vnrishfsovsness. etc, AND THAT THEY CAV
THEIR PRAYERsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-27
Don MtLouth, MuIti-MiIIionaire
Steel Man, and Blair Moody,
Successor to the Late Senator
vandenberg, Both Died in their
Early Sos
Spiritually Assassinated by the
Devils Materia Medita!

BECAUSE both spiritually bankrupt and desper-
s'ely and imperstvey needed the services Of Chrsfke
Christian seien'sone Of Gods Chosen Persons-who could
have enlightened these unfortunate public servants
that death merrs phenomenon occurring when ths
individuals chrsfke wisdom and spiritual understanding
Of pure divine meisgi.ysic is exhausted!
Bu'-you might ssk-how many middleseed older
acquire chrsfke wisdom and spiritual understanding
Ct pure divine metaphysics?
Answer NOT ONE IN A cARLoAol smiesl-Perhsps
iusi handful in rsinoad
PART }
PEARL HARBOR ~ $500 u DEATHS OVERNIGHT
BECAUSE or LEADERSHIP or THE SPIRITUALLY
DEAD =. D. r. AND HEBRAlc CATHOLIC AND
PROTESTANT AND MEDICAL ADWsERs-PRlsoNER
or THE DEVIL. ALL
Pearl Hsrbor part OF The sloppy leadership and
thinking OF The alcohol and tobacco Users'WHoM SATAN
HATH BOUNDS Jesus Characterized eripples
81 His 'nei
As The declared number Of years ago Some
when m the head OF organization. IN not have
c. D. person around who has not az least made q
beginning study OF Gods Masterpieces Savior OF the
Bible The Christian Science textbook"
All who will not become such. still
tune'ioning less by the mind-so csed-of the
devil human animals born wiih-s mind Of defective
sanity. Judgment honesty. nielIisenee
Hence The significance and wisdom OF Jesus Hebrew
Ruler NicodemuS-sll running around in spiritual short
pants smiesl-"Excep' be born again. he cannot
The Kingdom OF God Everywhere present az hand
within youin The right side OF faculties
conscence judgment spiritual sense-diseover
role the Christ the divine and triumphant spiritual idea
e. God. and Jesus child life truth love
work wisdom Intelligence Of all divine and eternal resi'y