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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24

- ~ Nt - ~ S(tEN(E
TEACHES: The best sermon
ever preached is TRUTH
PRAcTIcED and DEMON.
STRATED by the destruction
Of sin, sickness, and death.
KNOWING THIS AND KNOW
ING TOO that one affection
would be supreme in US and
take the lead in our lives,
JESUS SAID: NO MAN CAN
SERVE TWO MASTERS
We cannot build safely on
false foundations. TRU T II
makes new creature, in
whom old things pass away
and and all things become
new Passions, selfishness,
false appetite, hatred, fear,
all sensuality, yield to spirit
uality, and the superabun-
dance of being is on the side
of God, good.-Science and
Health, page 201, by Mary
Baker Eddy.
Power of Truth Important
In this Atomic, yet civilized
age, it is important that the
human race show more in
terest in the power of TRUTH
MADE MANIFEST. In the
world today, error is trying
to gain power, by material
means and by increasing at
tacks upon Truth. Yet, there
is no danger, as long as the
sons and daughters of God
be still and know that Spirit
is the real and eternal, and
matter the unreal and temp
oral" And with this goes out
every material thing, for Spirit
puts all things in perfect or
der.
For The earth shall be filled
with the KNOWL EDGE OF the
GLORY Of the LORD, ss the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
Packard Motor Car Company
1880 Z. Grand Blvd, Box III
Detroit 81, Michigan


Gentlemen:
u Is with pleasure that enclose my Proxy, and gladly
support your wishes.
" God should move you 10 combine with American
Motors, giving country the Big Four instead Of the
Big Three The writer would heartily rejoice.
One OF the Joys OF ihs writer's boyhOod TO observe
Pseksrds in hs hands Of testers the completed cars
ths vicinity Of crsfot Avenue and The Boulevard.
The writer recalls too that Packard had ihe reputation
OF being OF The finest obfsinsbe delightful fsa-
fvrs Of which It's marvellous ability compress
sion Then too you had device for relatively easy ersnkns
by merely pulling out little handle with two fingers.
The enclosures will indicate TO you how The Fruehavf
family Of former German Lviherans became world leader
IN It's field, Fruehsvf Trailer
With kndest regards and best wishes. remain
Sincerely yours,
Andrew r. Fruehsvf, CS.+1-+
AFF:m
Enes
p. s-Piesss say hello TO Mr.. Zursehmiede.
TIe addition: Bring back Martha Wright on TV She's
glorious and good for Packard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
Jesus, Himself, Wrote Nothing For
The Reeord!-No Copyright
Protection VS.. Authorizations!

That age could bear the impact of his demonstra
BILE knowledge that matter is mental and A MYTH
Which God has revealed to Christlike Christian
Scientists, per Jesus Words, John Ia: 81 have many
things say you, but them now
But will pray the Father and He shall you the Com
forter, the Holy Ghost the spirit of Truth Who will
teach you ALL things"
The divine Sonship with "our Father Mother Cod of
the spiritual Christ demonstrated by Jesus Mary
See Jesus Himself, Wrote Nothing Page2
July Ia, 1854
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
"Psyehiatric Social Worker Died
of Child Birth! ia.
tcovrier)
Physician, Heal ThyseIf'!

Christ Jesus
BUT-the physician better be a scientific, Christ
like spiritual metaphysician!-or it's just too bad
"HELEN HOLMES REID DIES OF CHILDBIRTH!
(Courier)
of unChristlike, unscientihc, unspirtua THINKINCl
Parsphrasing from the Pittsburgh Courier:
Battle Creek and its Community Hospital gets
credit for this premature death 'The Wages of sin is
Death"l
Likewise, the devils medicine, surgery, and psychia
tryl Spiritual nakedness Of the following of sdu-
cation;
Post intermediate School
Cass Technical High School
Howard University, Washington, D.C.-Undergraduate
work
University of Michigan-Mast-r's Degree.
MRS Reid active in the Detroit chapter Of the
Howard Alumni Association, serving it's secretary for
years. During World War H. she served director
Of hostesses the John R-USO branch. (Courer).
Mrs. Reid 10 another victim, TO Negroes and
Hebrews of seeking their Godgiven status in second and
third quarter goth Century life, without utilizing Gods
Christ Master Absolute Science Miracle Messiah Men
See-Socisl Worker Died Of Child Birth-Pass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
"AFL Opposes Restrictions on
Liquor Ads!

Naturally until Union labor leaders honesto God
Christian Scientists they will resist temporary loss Of
Jobs although is the DEVILS operations that are evrtsed
And how the devil employs hundreds Of thousands in
his two subtle enssving products Of oday-aeohoe bev.
ersges and tobseeo-and what energy used TO make
sucker Adams and Ewes their bread by sweat
the brow evrseI NOT Of God, but OF THE DEvILln
And-eonsvmins such sereage-to the devil III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
"Siffer 1855 Control Seen for
Farmer"
from APP and UP Dispsfehss)

from APP and UP Dispafehes)
Washington, July l0-AgrevIfvre Department officials
claimed proof today the est acreage controls in his
tory will be needed year halt larger farm
pIuses.
The department yesterday forecast the fourth largest
farm output history for 1884 despite
acreage evbaes Officials cited the report evidence Of the
need for further planting evrbs.
According 10 the report, and wheat farmers
abiding by stiff controls but most growers virtually snor.
ina mider restrictions on corn"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
C.S. Monitor Editor In Hearty Accord
With Dulles Return 10 France!

(Tues. night ABC Broadcast, 49,
NOT SO, ONE OF THE LABOR BROADCASTS,
SAME EVENING.
Someone 10 speaking for the devil and with the reso
ers' indulgence herewith little humor:
A generation ago, those or railroad hano
sight The story is told of Mike sno
Pat just the two, operating a hand car.
After Bit Mike felt that Pat us going through
the motions, and sounded off wh "Some lazy so and 70
of an Irshmsn is laying down the job"
Pat looks up in amszement, and Says "Moik' y
don't me, do ye7"
Mikes IL spske no namesi"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
Co-Existenee With the Communists
Pro and Con.

give that which is holy unto the dogs, neither
cast We your pearls before swine lest they trample them
under their feet and turn again and rend you"
Christ Jesus Matt. 1867
Zone with God is majority'-out of the past, com
mended by God to His Mary, Baker Eddy-God's 18TH
goth Century counterpart of the Virgin Mother of His
Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son!-wth the magnihca
ton Mrs Eddy in Chrske, scientific leadership given
permanency via the copyright law and dvinely supported
onl-in conformity with the Masters promise;
"My Works and GREATER shall ye do!
The Rev. Mary Baker Eddy and her faithful students
are performing the greatest divine healing work and sim
destroying operations since the great Master, Himself:
"The Way the Truth, and the Life!
Mrs Eddy's prophecy is being fulfilled The children
Of the goth Century will wonders exceeding oriental
dreams!
And, to Concord newspaper early in the 10th
Century: at is undoubtedly true that CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS ON THIS
PIANET"!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
'BiIIy' Graham-Ameriea's Finest
Ambassador -Returns to the U.S.A.
Welcome Home Good and
Faithful Servant! -Christ Jesus.
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, c.s. = 4
Modern Christian Science Crusad

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father Mother God, all
harmonious Up. Is, Science and Health with Ney 10
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Fruehauf- Martin Luther job in this age!!! And
How Science & Health, textbook, is Gods Lib
OF The Bible. --
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO!
Jesus 'loved righteousness and hated iniquity"!
The "lukewarm' live in a fools paradise."I
Thanks to radio and television, this magnificent mod
ern Evangelist reached several hundred mions!-and
the harvest is yet to be-
The Rev. Billy Graham is jublant, enthusiastic over
the reception Gods people gave him and his staf-the
high and low!-the rich and the poor!
Billy testihes that deepseated moral and spiritual
awakening in operation, in all strata of society,"
Billy is grateful to be back in America and,
for Americas magnificent support! But as reported by
other returnees, appreciate beloved country
must separated from for substantial period of time!
-whereupon a return is heavenly!
And as reported previously by there are trust
worthy reports from behind the Iron Curtain that great
moral and spiritual hunger is building up-as per the
Christian Science Hymn, would add: GOD is WORK
ING HIS PURPOSE OUT! And from the same ncom-
parable Hymnal: "a GLORIOUS DAY is DAWNINC"!
And would remind readers again Of the $4,000
slain in night by "the Angel of the Lord'!!!-
Isaiah 1896 That would apply to the HOPELESSLY
HARDENED relative to repentance this side of death!
Dr. Billy Graham is aiding God and the dev!-in
making CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS OF ALL
OF THE HUMAN RACE!-HERE and HEREAFTER!-
Jesus being No l!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
Red China, Red Russia, and Maxi
Germany-of the DeviI!-Same Fate
Inevitable!

1.-THE mills of God grind slowly, yet they grind ex-
ceedng smalI for with exactness gnds He and al
Red China and Red Russia have not yet reached Hit
ers is patiently waiting for them with open
arms'l
The Red tools of the devil have the destiny of COM
pelng Community Asiatics Hebrews Roman Catholics
Russian Balkan and Greek Catholics and Protestants
ALL of the human race-to seek God inteligently!-
scientifically in Chrske manner!-with these signs
following them who understand and obey;
'They shall cast out devils!"-none are too formd-
able whether Communist Asatic, Judac, Roman Catholic
of all science theology, medicine, educaton leadership
VOID or deficient in, Gods Christ Absolute, Master
Science Miracle Messiah Millennium!li
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
God Demands Aid from 10 Billion
Labor Treasures! Bought and
Paid for by Public!
\ 500 at Murray Losing Life Job"

Detroit Free Press)
Raymond e. Smith, Of 1856 KnodeI has been laid of
since March.
Even though he's A. he has been unable TO find work.
Wherever you they're laying off, he said I've got
an application in LOT Of places but you from
Them"
As 30 A. D.: Suffered many things Of many physieiansl
for many yearsI Entire Living Consumed as told TO
Jesus
Smiths $500 savings have been almost EATEN UP
By MEDICAL BIlLsl His WIFE Gabrielle 49, has been ILL
FOR Ia YEARS. He is eligible for only six $40 week.
Y unemployment checks.
Their son, Raymond ~, 10th grader, has been vn.
able 10 find Job. They're determined that he'll 90
back TO school in the fall and finish his education.
81 hate to think Of that word welfare but If we don't
get something we can't live air. Mrs. Smith said"
Mr. Smith is victim Of the following spiritual eppes
prisoners Of the devil:
His European religion spiritual cripple and prisoner
Of the devI-snimaI mssnefisml
The DEVILS matera medical The DEVILS Democratic Union
labor in sin termnaty and brought
forth in iniquityI (Job.
THE REmEDYI-"The Fathers Business"-spoken by
ihs Boy, Jesvsl
The Second Coming OF chrisi"-the triumphant,
individuality Of Jesus Holy Ghost
conceived Son OF Mary performing miracles Gods Christ
Miracle Messiah Observation-Disclosures arms open 10 ALI
Adams and Ewes whose false master the devil will force
acceptance OF the true Parent-"ovr Fafher-oher
God, slIharmoniovs, whose Love impartial and Uni.
verss in It's adaptation and bestowaIs"!-
BEcAUsE-"Divne Love always has met and always
will meet every human need"I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
Fear No EriI
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

BE FILLED WITH TRUTH
HABAkkUK DECLARED: ~ WILL STAND UPON MY
WATCH, AND SET NE UPON THE TOWER, AND Will
WATCH TO SEE WHAT he WILL SAY UNTO ME- AND
WHAT SHALL ANSWER WHEN I AM REPRovED.
land THE LORD ANSWERED NE, AND SAID, WRITE
THE VISION, AND MAKE IT PLAIN UPON TABLES THAT
He MAY RUN THAT READETH IT.
FOR THE VISION is YET FOR AN APPOINTED TIME
BUT AT THE END IT SHALL SPEAK, AND NOT us.
THOUGH IT TARRY, WAIT FOR IT; BECAUSE IT WILL
SURELY COME, IT WILL NOT TARRY."-Habskkvk ala
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
Faces Bigger Farm Surplus"

Detroit Times)
washington, July 10 UNsl-The federal government,
already sadded with SIX BILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENT
price supported farm commodities faced the prospect TO-
day Of larger SURPRISES in coming months"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
"Fingers Stiff, Can't Grip Bat;
Injury May End CampaneIIa's
Career!

UNLESS-Cod's Christ Master Absolute Science Mir
acle Messiah replaces and EXCLUDES the DEVILS
Continued Next Column, TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24

PSEUDO SCIENCE !-MATERIA MEDICA!
THE DEvILISH ASPECTS OF THE NEW YORK
MELTING POT PSYCHOLOGY THREATENS TO
SHORTEN CAREER OF LAST YEARS
MOST VALUABLE BASEBALL PLAYER!
See-Campanella's Career Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
Why God Maintains Existence Of
Taft-HartIey!
"KohIer Plant Aids Targets Of
(UAW-00) Vandalism!

(Chicago Irbune)
Sheboygan, Wis. June % (Specia)-A wave of paint
throwing vandalism against homes of Kohler company
workers swept this city last night while physicians fought
nip and tuck battle ST. Nicholas hospital for the life of
Willard Van Ouwerkers, so, beaten Friday by goons.
Dr. H. J. Hansen, attending Van Ouwerkerk, said he
is resorting blood ransfusons today following the
draining of pint of blood yesterday from Van Ouwer-
kerk's congested lungs.
See Why God Maintains Existence of TaftHartey p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-24
ChristIike Christian Scientists
Demonstrate Mans Given
Dominion Over the Whole Earth!-
Why Detroit Tribune (rusading
Is a MUST!

~ have given you POWER oil the tso-eslIed)
power Of the enemy!snd nothing shall by any means,
hurt yov"!l!-christ Jesus
BUT-Hebrews, Catholics, and Christ Science VOID
Proessn et e too often living in fools paradise
per Gods Word in Revelation the "Iukswsrm and
They the praise Of than The praise Of God
John l245)
AGES OF SOME OF THE 3-DAY HOLIDAY DEATHS:
24,6 g. 10. II, Is. ~, n UP TO 66 and 70. Our
average life expectancy II for women; 81 for men.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Doris FIeeson-
Change of Pace on |ndo-Chino
ublcs Resistance to Intervention Sanctions Dulles Rqht
i Borgdin for the Best Possible Temporary Solution

For weeks, even months,
the Eisenhower administration
worked hard to focus public at
tention on the vital need to
keep Indo-China out of the
Communist orbit.
Secretary of State Dulles
toured Europe. talking up the
need for united action in
Southeast Asia. The climax at
home came when Vice Presi-
dent Nixon told the editors:
Rather send American troops
than let Indo-China fall to
Communist conquest.
Last week end as the prime
ministers of the East and West
gathered at Geneva to confer
about Asia, this country un-
f1exed its muscles. Geneva dis
patches unanimously said the
United States would not enter
1ndo-China to save any or all
Of it from communism.
What happened?
Europe says Mr.. Dulles mis-
sion failed.
At home, politicians who
have been anxiously watching
the situation suggest that the
country resisted a new Asian
venture to the point where
the White House felt it could
Evening star., 1954-04-27
lonstontLne Brown
United Nations Held BANKRUPT
Organization Is Accused Specifically of Costly Mistakes
In Koreo, IsroeI Egypt, French Morocco and Tunisio

defeat for the U. N. forces. 80
per cent Of which were Amer
lean. There are few Of those
who fought in that area, from
four-star generals to buck pri-
Yates, who do not feel that
this country was let down by
the United Nations gentle
men" and prevented by their
tricky diplomacy from obtain
ing a military decision on the
battlefield.
The underlying motive for
this diplomacy was fear of
Russia. The diplomats of the
United States. Britain and
France were apprehensive that
a defeat of the Red hordes in
Korea at the U.N. hands
might cause Russia's direct
intervention and thus plunge
the world into a third world
war.
These diplomats had not
learned from past bitter ex-
periences that the surest road
to war, when dealing with Gic-
tators. is to show weakness
and anxiety to compromise.
And they did Just this.
Hardly had the ink dried
on that worthless document
known at the cease-fire agree
ment in Korea than the Chi
nese Communists began to
transfer e-hardened troops
and vast quantities of modern
equipment from Korea to the
Indo-Chinese border. More
such quantities were received
through south China ports
from unscrupulous traders who
were able to operate on the
high seas because the u. N,
did not dare order a blockade
Of that area. The U. N. did
not succeed in appeasing the
u. s. S. r. or the Red war;
lords Of China by accepting
that sterile cease-fire. But
it did succeed in thus greatly
strengthening the Red forces
of the Wet Mimi against those
Of the French and the Asso-
ciated States.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Dovd Lowrence-
Friqid PoIiteness at Geneva
Many of the Nations That Fought Korean War Seem
To Have Forgotten Thot Reds Were Aqqressors

around Geneva is concerned
If indeed there is such a
thing-the Red Chinese are
just another government en-
gagged in some diplomatic ex-
changes here in one more of
the many international con-
ferences which from time to
time have been convened in
this center of Swiss neutral
ity.
The Red Chinese and Rus
slams are housed in the best
hotels and appear to be en-
joying their new-found equal
ity. at least as delegates. What
seems to be forgotten is that
the Communists are reSpon-
sible for atrocity murders Of
hundreds of thousands of cau-
tives from various countries,
plus the death of $4,000
American boys and the wound
ing of more than 100000 other
+ Americans. This was a war
which the United States en-
tered not to protect a colony
as France did in Indo-C China
fbut to repel aggression on the
theory that the cause of world
peace would be advanced by
that action. But here this
lofty motive is lost sight of
as the pressure comes from
public opinion in Britain and
France to make some sort of
deal with the Communists. If
it were not for Americas
stubborn opposition to such a
course - prompted by an
awakened public opinion in
the United States-this con-
terence would wind up quickly
in an abject surrender to the
Communists. The will to re-
sist communistic aggression is
theoretical rather than real
and is applied primarily to
Europe. Here on this continent
isolationism is quite popular.
only it is known by the more
euphemistic term national
ism"
Here in Europe, moreover,
1t is considered proper for
Frenchmen to believe in
France above all else and for
Britons to believe in Britain
above all else, but somehow
when an American back home
voices such sentiments with
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Fletcher KnebeI-
Potomac Fever

Army Secretary Stevens esties about another lunch with
Joe Mccarthy These two fellows apparently hate each other
much that they really enjoy meal unless there's
chance of sticking the other with the check.
Maenkov says Russia wants to join the North Atlantic
pact membership depends anti communism, Russia
boast has quidated Communists than all the allies put
together.
Senate c. O. P Leader Knowland the Mccarthy hear
ngs haven't delayed IkeS The blame for delaying
es the Democrasthey the
Republicans do something about it,
The allies and Russia the Far Eastern conference at
Geneva Russia bames intelligence for confusion
United States agents insist reporting
everything being said in Washington
Army Secretary Stevens Mccarthy and Con talked to
him "a tes about avors for Schne. When Stevens
joined the Eisenhower team he he'd be awakened
every morning with the CHEEKY cry "Arise Schne"
Scientists invent sunshine battery that converts the
suns energy into electricity Hched to Hbomb this will
greatly reduce the cost of blowing the earth
appropriations committee defense spending
81 billion The Pentagon be lot cheaper this
commissioning Schne O.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Life in the u. S.
Girl, I,5,Proves
Her MettIe on
Metal Steed
ey the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. April 27.-One
thing surely must be said of little
Marsha Jane Rossett-when she
climbs on a horse, she stays on
the horse.
The pretty 5-year-old slipped
away from her mother in a Ave
and-dime store yesterday and
clambered up on a mechanical
horse. When the steed made no
move, she stuck an exploratory
finger in the dime slot Of the
machine. Then she couldn't get
it out.
It took a police emergency
squad As minutes to free her.
Through it all, Marsha just
smile the confident smile Of a
gal who's at home in the saddle.
Evening star., 1954-04-27
Constantine Brown

Today when the world is in
the midst of a crisis more
severe and fraught with
greater perils than in the sum-
mer of 1889 we are beginning
to realize that the United Ma
tions is bankrupt.
When the last war ended
hundreds Of millions believed
firmly that the era of in
ternational conflagrations had
ended. A new clearing house
to handle all major disputes
had been formed at San Fran
cisco. The skeptics, who did
not trust the U.S.S.R. even
then any more than they
trusted Nazi Germany and the
Japan Of the warlords, feared
that with the Muscovites in
the midst Of that organization
the United Nations would be
nothing better than a debating
society. They were publicly
castigated and described as
Cassandras. The peoples of the
world were told through the
powerful voices of the press.
radio and of leading and re-
Spected statesmen that we
were on the threshold of a mil
lennium.
Yet, the United Nations is
failing the world now even
more than the defunct League
of Nations, which had no
power to enforce its decisions
against aggression save through
economic and moral pressure.
The U. N. has been unable
to punish the aggressors in
Korea as it set out to do; it
has been unable to bring about
a successful peace between the
Israelis and the Arabs in the
Near East; it has refused to
consider explosive situations
such as that between the Brit
ish and Egyptians over the
Suez Canal or between the
French and Moroccans end
TunisianS in North Africa.
The u. N. caused us and the
South Koreans to sign an
armistice which is regarded
throughout the Far East as a
Evening star., 1954-04-27

paign fund. Apart from the
awkward Interruptions, this
seems hardly desirable.
Where then to find a spon-
sor? There was a time, a few
months back, when it appeared
that the Republican National
Committee was prepared to
sponsor Senator Mccarthy, but
that was before he started to
cut the party down to his own
size. Chairman Hall withdrew
mis- approval when the Senator
began to treat Republicans like
democrats. AS for picking up
the check for the Senate pro-
ceedings, the outcome is too
uncertain to justify the risk.
Matter Of fact. the chairman
probably would prefer to have.
the show taken off the screen;
ne certainly would prefer to
have less television rather than
more.
The Republican Senate
Campaign Committee might
consider the project. if it can
nnd the needed funds. It des-
perately needs to win some
Senate seats this fall. One
seat on which it has its eve is
that of Estes Kefauver of Ten
nessee. Senator Everett Dirk
sen OF Illinois, a member of
the Mccarthy subcommittee
is chairman Of the Senate
Campaign Committee. BY in
teresting coincidence it was
he who turned up the nome
spun Tennessee lawyer, Ray
jenkins, to serve as the SUBJ
committees counsel in the in
vestigation Of the Mccarthy
Army row. Senator Dirksen
is a politician with vision. He
is capable Of seeing Mr. Jen-
kins in a coonskin cap. taking
Estes over the jumps from one
end of Tennessee to the other.
providing he first mace good
on televiSion. But Senator
Dirksen must have heen a bit
startled to hear his protege
ask questions like this, as his
notion Of proper cross-exam-
inatiop Of Gen. Miles Reber:
&And you learned that as q