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Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

Milford, Fred Bennett, Mrs. Thomas
Clark, Thomas Mills, Jr.; Mills
boro, Thomas Rust; Milton, Walter
Lank; SeafOrd, David F. Baker,
Carlton Cannon, Allen d. Figgs,
Rowland Mumford, J. Frank Short.
Edwin Williams; Selbyville, Cliff
ton A. Murray.
New Castle County-Bear, Will
liam L. David, Mrs. Charles Draper.
Charles B. Moore; HOckessin, Will
son T. PiersOn; KirkwOOd, Harry
/ Deputy, Mrs. Harry Deputy, Ray
mOnd Laws; MiddletOwn, Earl EN-
erson, James c. CHM, Jr., Mrs.
John Redding, Earl Sheats; Mount
Cuba, Samuel Chambers New Cas-
tie, Mrs. Herschal Carroll, Herschal
Carroll, George Emerson, Lois En-
'ersOn, Richard H. Lester; Odessa
Harry Seemans; st. Georges, Earl
Wilson: Wilmington. w. Lewis
Phipps.
Field Representatives of the Blue
! CrOss-Blue Shield voluntary health
plans who will accompany Farm
Bureau directors in making calls
on eligible Farm Bureau members
are: Miss Mayme Richardson, Sea.
ford; Mr.. E. Y. Prettyman, Milford
Mr.. T. Clayton Cleaves, Dover; anC
from New Castle County-Mrs
Muriel AllinsOn, Mrs. D'Arch Will
liams, Mr. Leonard Hall, Mr. Rich
ard Reese.
Mr.. Sol HOke, Executive Secre
taTy of the Delaware Farm Bureau
has mailed a letter to every Del
aware Farm Bureau Member re
garding this service.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Home Gardeners Short
Course March / At
Univ. OF Delaware

The annual Home Gardeners
Short Course will be held March
in Agricultural Hall at the Uni
Yersity of Delaware. This years
concentrated one day and evening
program features speakers from the
university and other experts in the
field.
The morning session which starts
at 10000 a. m. will deal largely
with the selection and care Of trees
and shrubs for the home grounds.
Topics for the morning session in
clude Care of Hurricane Damaged
Trees" by r. G. Rex, New Jersey
State Department Of Agriculture.
Robert Taylor of Styer's Nurseries,
COncOrdville, Pa, will speak on
the topic Choosing Shrubs for
Various Effects" c. w Dunham
Of the University Of Delaware will
discuss "HoW to Prune Shrubs"
The afternoon session will be on
topics concerning house plants.
George Jack, Winterthur Farms,
win give Simple Rules for Sue
cess with House Plants" start
Ing Plants Indoors from Seeds and
Cuttings" is the topic to be dis
eussed by Fred Armand
farm manager Of Renappi CorpOr.
alton. Mrs. G. p. DeCOuFsey Of Pa.
Oli, Pa. will talk on Care Of Be
gOnias and Other Fayorite Hous,
Plants. Plenty Of time will be al
lowed IN all sessions for a ques
tion and answer period.
The evening session starting a
500 o'clock will be of a great ben
eft to those who are interested il
starting a home ground develop
ment plan. The program will in
clude such important subjects al
Choosing and Planting Trees,
Making a Poor Soil Better" ant
Using Flowers to Brighten Up thr
Yard" r. F. Stevens, G. 2. Phil
lips and G. w Dunham all Of th
university, will be the speakers a
this session.
Everyone is welcome to attenl
any or all sessions. Further infor
nation on the program may be Sc
cured from the Agricultural ShOT
Course Office, Box $50, Universit
of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

Flying insects have been found
12 miles above the earth.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
TOp-Dress Pastures
In Dormant Season

TOp-dressing pastures pays -
about March l is a good time to
do it, says Claude E. Phillips, head
of the agronomy department at the
University of Delaware.
Pasture plants are dormant dur
ing the winter and are not as sus-
ceptible to burning that often Oc-
ours when fertilizer is applied dur
ing the growing season. Also the
dormant seasons provide an OppOr-
tunity to tOp-dress pastures when
other work on the farm is at low
ebb
Extremely dry weather has dam
aged many pastures in Delaware.
In order to recover, these pastures
must have enough plant food. If
the damage has been severe, it may
be advisable to plow up the old sod
and do a complete reseeding job.
Many pastures, however, can re-
cover with the use of fertilizer and
proper grazing management.
Generally, tall grass-ladinO clO-
yer pastures will need 400 to SOC
4 DOuAAQD VI O-4U-LUg I~AG~4Gs U-AN-4N
or equivalent, depending on past
fertilizer practices and the amount
of clover in the stand.
Phillips says more nitrogen than
usual is being recommended this
year because dry weather has re.
.duced the amount of nitrogen gen.
orally fixed by legumes.
Have your pasture soils tested t
find out if lime is needed and alsC
the level of phosphate and potasl
in the soil. If lime is needed, ap
ply enough to raise the PHI to be
tween 60 to 6.5.
For additional information con
tact your county agent.
Flying insects have been fOunt
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
LORD,s ACRES PAY OFF

SARDINIA, s. c. GP) Land
Given to God" is bringing in thou
sands of dollars annually to the
Presbyterian Church here. At an
annual ceremony labeled "The In
Gathering" members of the con-
gregatiOn who have set aside a
Lords Acre of their farmlands
bring in the produce from it for
an auction.
The event this year produced
$4,223, plus $1,000 more in cash
gifts from outright contributions
and from farmers who felt the pro-
duce from their dedicated acre had
fallen short of expectations.
Last year the event raised $4,000.
Poultry, eggs, hogs, cattle, baled
hay and baled cotton are among
items auctiOned. In addition, farm
wives bring in baked goods and
needlework and serve a supper.
A new brick church has been fl
nanced by the program.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Farm Bureau
Directors To
Aid Blue Cross
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(COQLluu6Q from ufSL pager
Farm Bureau members are be-
ing invited, in this special enroll
ment, to Join with their neighbOTs
and the majority of the other citi-
zens of Delaware in the protection
of the nOn-prOfit disqualification
and surgical-medical plans which
offer the most in benefits at the
very lowest cost. In the Blue Cross
and Blue Shield Plans, about 80
per cent of the funds received from
members is used to pay members
hospital and surgical bills. No
other plan can approach that rec
ord. In any other plan, operating
expenses are higher; benefits re-
turned to the subscriber are a low
er share of what the subscribers
put in" Mr.. DenZler said.
The directors who will assist in
the calls on Farm Bureau members
are: Kent COunty-Camden, Mrs.
William Richardson; CheswOld,
William E. Attix; Dover, Roland
3. Garrison, Stanley Stachecki, N.
w. Taylor; FELTON,, Robert Biggs,
Olin GoOden, Merrill e. Jones, Mrs.
Gladys Mack; Harrington, J. HUI
bert Cannon; Marydel, Francis Z.
Thomas; Milford, Marvin Davis
WOodside, G. Wallace Caulk; Wyo-
ming, L. d. Ca"lk, Sr.; GOldsbOrO
Maryland, A. X. Webb.
Sussex Bridgeville, Mrs
Daniel Galloway, Dennard Hill;
Delmar, Franklin Cooper, Warner
Lee Wright; Glendale, Herman
West; Georgetown, James H. Bax
ter Jr., Raymond MOntney, Otwel
PettyjOhn, Rowland Scott, Alder
Short, Austin Short, Howard War
Een, Francis Wilson; HarbesOn, Ell
wood Short; Laurel, David Elliott
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
MILLSBORO
BY Hrs
3. E. Carey
Phone
6241
lIinsDoro

The MillsbOrO HOmemakers' club
met Tuesday afternoon, February
Is, with Mrs. Harold DobsOn. After
the business session, Mrs. Albert
Farley gave a very interesting
demonstration on Basket Weav-
ing" There viii be q workshop on
this subject Tuesday. March 1, at
$3.50 a. M, il the FIRE hall.
The proceeds from the turkey
supper, sponsored by Grace Meth
odist Church on Friday night, Feb
ruary Is, were S567.83. The cooper
alton and assistance Of all who
helped to make it successful are
greatly appreciated.
World Day Of Prayer Service will
be held in Georgetown Presbyteri-
an Church, Friday, February %,
at 2 p. m.
February % will be Communion
Sunday at Grace Methodist Church.
The trustee election at Grace
Methodist Church viii be Sunday,
March 9Th.
Mrs. Frank Harrison underwent
an appendectOmy in Beebe Hospi-
tai, last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reese White,
Sr., are vacationing in Florida.
Miss Helen McCabe of DagsborO
was the weekend guest Of Miss
June Godfrey.
Mr. and Mrs William Filings
worth Of Long Island, N. Y, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E
Coffin
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Monroe and
daughter, Tam, spent Sunday in
Washington.
Mrs. Virginia Nichols, Miss Har.
riet Nichols, and Mrs. Kathryn
TimmOns visited relatives in Clay
ton and Smyrna, Sunday, and were
dinner guests at Wayside Inn.
Mrs. w. Norman Hickman il
spending a few days this week will
her niece, Mrs. John H. Long, il
Greenville.
Linda Goslee underwent a ton
silleetOmy in Delaware Hospital
Wilmington, Tuesday.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
Bunions Cured?

Portland, Ore. - This question A.
asked day after day OF Earl @.
Bullock, inventor Of an amazingly
etr~ stive method Of foot and bun
ion relief. Mr.. Bullock explains
that bunions are not q disease"
therefore do not have 20 Be "cured."
Using q long neglected natural
principle. he has developed an
easy. convenient. Inexpensive way
% bunion and foot FelieG This is
cc1mplished. states Mr. Bullock.
without resort 60 operations, medi-
cations or artificial aids He wants
Dunlon sufferers 70 write him and
ne viii send fun information with
out obligation. Typical OF the hun.
greds being helped % Mrs. Sammis.
Portland, Ore. (home address on re-
9uesl % years Of axe. She had guf-
fered q years from bunions. Now
wears shoes she had 70 Vears but
could not wear. All pain and dis.
comfort gone. Write Mr.. Bullock.
co Bullock VimulatOF Co., P.O.
Rox 1858. Portland. Oregon.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
DANGEROUS WALKING

WILTON, N. H. - (P) - The
car driven by Mrs. Charles S.
Glenn, 66, skidded out of control
on ice, struck an embankment and
overturned.
With minor cuts on her left arm,
she started to walk home, slipped
on the ice, broke her leg.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
nies For Love

The male moth win often starve
70 death from grief when his mate
8 caught ia a trap.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Turkey-|raq Pact Stirs Israel
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The Israelis suspect that instead of helping to bring
about acceptance of Israel by the Mideastern countries,
Turkoraq pact may lead total isolation of the Jewish
Republic within this region
They doubt that Turkey will be able to use its good
Offices in building bridge between Israel and the Arab
state On the contrary is considered likely here
to be overcareful not to hurt Arab susceptiblities
A development not unwelcome here the other
hand is that the new pact has led open dssenton
among member states of the Arab League Egypt which
feels the Turkoraq link threatens its position the
leading Arab power announced its intention of calling
meeting of the Arab Premers discuss the issue
In Syria where feeling still is bitter against Turkey
since the latter annexed that country main port at Alex
andrea in 1882 there have been street demonstrations
against Iraq's "deseron" to the Turks.
At the time, comments appearing in the Hash
eme Kingdom of Jordan press deplored Iraq's mpve
the grounds that by joining with Turkey Iraq
arating itself from the other Arab states.
The Israelis feel that if the West succeeds in
migrating all the Arab states into defense alliance
based Turkey, this will provide little benefit long
the military arrangements supermposed upon
derdeveoped economies and unhealthy social
Such precarious construction is thought likely
BILE at the first serious crisis.
As an alternative to maSeshft Midesstern defense
arrangements of the United States and Turkey the pro-
region in what they term "its deeper layers"
Economic and social progress they feel, could
tribute more to the internal strength of region than
supply of lacking in steady popular
support.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
The Devil Robs Rev. 0'Leary-

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FEW DAYS AND FULL OF TROUBLE. WHO CAN
BRING FORTH CLEAN FROM AN UNcLEAN?
NOT oNE1I
HENCE, JESUS DEMANDED OF PRETTY GOOD
HEBREW RULER, NIcoDEMUs: EXCEPT A MAN BE
BORN AGAIN. HE CANNOT SEE THE KINGDOM
OF coD"l-sAT-U-RA-T--N-G EVERY IoTA OF THE
UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFEI
-PRovABLE TO THE PURE IN HEARTH
PURE ENOUGH TO BECOME GODS CHOSEN PEoPLEI
-cHRsrLIKE CHRISTIAN scIENTSTsIII-JEsUs
BEING NO. II
THE CLERGY AND LAiTY OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRIPPLESl-AND ALL OF THE HUMAN
RAcE-ARE CONCEIVED IN SIM AND DIE IN SIM
LIBERATION COMING TO cHRSTLKE
CHRISTIAN scl:NTsTsI-AS PER JESUS WORDS:
Icy THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEMT
PART
CHRIST JESUS AND GODS DAUcHTERsuccEssoR
TO THE MAsTER-HIs MARY. BAKER EDDYcARE
GODS TWO PHYSICIANS OF GREATEST Ex-
cELLENcE AND INFALLIBILITYlII-THE MASTER
THE MODEL METAPHYsIcIANl
NO SUCH DAMNED FooLIsHNEss (smiIes) FOR
JESUS AS TO fuss AROUND THE FLESH IN ORDER
TO HEAL AND LBERATE AN uNcHRIsTlKE STATE
OF CONSCIOUSNESS THE MASTER PRAcTicED WHAT
(Continued Next Column. ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Canadian Spiritual Lunaey!-

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AND EWES FROM THEIR SLOPPY THINKING AND
Observation-Disclosures WARS, PEARL
HARBoRs; THE ENTIRELY TOO NUMEROUS MAN.
MADE DISASTERS IN ALL FIELDS or TRANSPORT
AND THE SLOPPY LEADERSHIP AND THINKING
or THE ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS, OF THE
SPIRITUALLY NAKED OR THOSE STILL RUNNING
AROUND IN DIAPERS OR SPIRITUAL SHORT PANTsI
And God to Mrs. Eddy. TO TRUST IN TRUTH AND
HAVE NO OTHER TRUSTS"i
AND THAT TRUTH BETTER BE DlvINELY
SCIENTIFIC, cHRISTLIKE AND SPIRITUAL, WITH
CORRESPONDING PRAYERS AND DISCIPLINE, AS
PER JESUS: WATCH WORK." AND PRAY"I
And in John s43 44-Jesvs TO the Adams and Ewes OF
His day very we'll applies to millions OF the same breed
today
a. WHY DO YE NOT UNDERSTAND NY sPEEcH7
even because ys cannot hear my word.
a. I'VE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL and the
LUsTS Of YOUR FATHER ye will do HE WAS A MURDERER
FROM THE BEGINNING and ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH.
because there is truth in him. When he speakeh lie he
spssketh Of his for he is liar and the father OF IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
He PREACHED. THE FLESH pRoFIrErH

NoTHNcI
III Is the spirit that qvieksnsfh the flesh proisih
nothing: The WORDS that SPEAK unto YOU they ARE
SPIRIT, and they LIFE" John 6:63)
GOD AND MRS. EDDY-lN THE PATTERN OF JESUS
EFFECT INCOMPATIBLE NUMBERS OF DIVINE
HEALINcsI-AND ESTABLISH THE GREATER
PuRPosE-THE REDUCTION OF MORTALITY AND
ITS SPIRITUAL WIcKEDNEss IN HIGH PLACES"
TO THEIR NATIVE NoTHINcNEssl-
DEMONSTRATING PERFECT GOD AND MAN AND
uNIvERsEl-THE sPIRiTuAL-THE ONLY REALl
Fr. oLeary Physician. Jesuit. what often
heard Catholic speakers asse Of certain intellectual smart
AIses-"EDUcATED BEYOND THEIR INTELLIcENcEl
Fr OLeary represents Roman Catholic vnrepentani
southern white srsoeraey The sensual white ssoer sey
OF the south has not yet had wholly adequate spiritual
resensrsfion That will only about through making
chrske Christian Science of its Professionals Cath
Giles, HebrewsAnd the making Of Christike Christian
Science practitioners and chre Christian Science nurses
out Of its matter medical physicians and who
eIude many fine Christians, but using the DEVILS med
cine surgery and psyeharyl Medical psychology being
SATURATED with the devil animal magnetism
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the divine and spiritual sense
Of its patisntsl-their THNkNc-her very lives HERE
Hence the thousands Of premature deaths under mates
mediea and the other wovIdbs healing arts including
prayers not yet accepting Gods two highest Representatives
since Christ Jesus. and promised by Him Gods Christ
Science Messiah all peopes-he promised Comforter
the Holy Ghost the spirit of Truth. who will teach you
all things ."-John IA. IS, 16-to be revealed and
demonstrated by 'woman'-cods Mary Baker Eddyl-ss
per God TO Jesus, to YOU Matthew 1888
THE kingdom Of heaven is like unto Ieaven, which e
hid in three measures OF meal ~
The three measures Of meals you should know
are "sclENcE, THEOLOGY, MEDclNE"-fhe title of the
Sixth Chapter Of Gods Indispensable imperative Christian
Science fexfbooasfer miracle worker and educator OF
the devils Adams and Ewes Of the human raee (smes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Lutherans Critical Of Red Tape

The group has constituency OF than 450000c
members represents the following Lutheran bodies United
Lutheran Church in America Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church. Augustine Lutheran Church
Lutheran Free Church. United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church and American Evan
geesl Lutheran Church.
The Rev. DR.. Paul c. Empie, executive director, said
that the Council other voluntary church agencies such
Church World Service under Protestant auspices and
the Relief Service Of the National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference extremely critical Of the complex require
nenfs Of The 1853 law.
COST HIGH. RESULTS FEW
Under the old Displaced Persons Act ending in 1852
Lvhersns handled the reseement Of thousands Of D. P
at average cost OF $50 each.
In the first eleven months Of last year the Council.
which worked in cooperation with the powerful Lutheran
chureh-Mssovr Synod spent approximately STALLION its
refugee program This than $500 for each OF the
nine refugees who got the United States by Dec. J.
II originally hoped by the Council that OF 100000
immigrants be admitted by 1856 under provisions OF the
act more than $4,000 would have Lutheran sponsorship
Dr. Empie has prepared report TO the Council tor
deporing the delays encountered by
church groups from Office of the Administrator OF the
Act. Scott Mcleod as inexevssbie Mr. Mcleod who has
been Congressional inquiry for the sowness OF the
refugee program declared JAM Is in Washington that
he favored revision Of the law TO make immigration easier
A portion Of Dr. Empes report says Zone frequently
has the feeling the national atmosphere in which the
Nee srfhy hearings conducted may have led
eminent officials involved do nothing rather than to risk
the granting security cesanees 70 refugees Al other
times whether not there political reasons
for the dragging Of feet in administering the act"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
HYDRO Crash Act Of God, Jury Finds
NO BLAME PLACED IN SAUNDERS DEATH;
CORONER coNcuRs

NO BLAME PLACED IN SAUNDERS DEAIH
CORONER coNcuRS
Windsor Daily Stsr
LONDON, oni, tcP)-A eoroner's Jury decided yestsr
day that no one blame for the January plane crash
which claimed the life Of Robert H. Saunders, ST. chairman
Of the Ontario HydroEseirie Power Commission and re-
turned q verdict saying:
III beyond human control and can be classified as
act Of Cod"
The inquest Jury ruled that failure Of runway lights a.
Londons crvn Airport minutes before the ieeshsafhed
plane crashed had nothing do with the accident but made
three recommendations:
1.-The Department Of Transport should consider rails
nq IFS standards deeins and defrostns equipment
all aircraft
2-somsons capable Of replacing fuses should be or
hand ~ hours day at eli sports and ample supply Of
fuses should always be available
3-An improved-typs fuse should be installed at ell air
ports, replacing The older types.
Presiding Coroner Or. Donald Warren Of Hamilton told
the flvsmsn Jury he in complete agreement with It's
verdict.
Capt Lambert Rogers Of Toronto plotting The twin
sngnsd Hydroowned plane which left Windsor for Toronto
late January H. The craft carried wing deieing equip
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Macarthur Credo /"

Detroit Times, l.27)
Excerpts from Gen. MacArhurs birthday speech as Los
Angeles:
Youth not entirely time Of Ife-it is state Of mind
is not wholly matter Of ripe cheeks, red lips sup
pie knees II is temper Of the will quality Of the imsg
1naon.
means iemperamenta predomnanee Of courage
over fmd, Of appetite for adventure love Of
Nobody grows old by merely living number Of years
People grow old only by deserving their ideals
Years may wrinkle the skin, but 10 give up interest
wrinkles the soul.
Worry doubt sedistrvsf, fear and despar-ihese are
The long, long years that bow The head and the growing
spirit back 10 dust.
Whatever your years, there in every beings heart the
love wonder the vndsvnfed challenge of events the
s"ns' ehidlke appetite for what next and the 10y and
game OF fe You young your faith as old as
your doubt young your sefcondence old as your
'ear as young your hope. old as your despair
IN the central place Of every heart there is recording
ehamber long receives messages Of beauty hope
enee and courage long you young When the wires
ere all down and your heart Is covered with the SHOWS OF
P''smsm and the ice Of eynes then and then only are
you grown DID,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Husband and Wife Meet Sudden


While II remained vnsoId, did not remain your own7
"o after II Sold not al your disposa2 How Is II
mar you have eontved this deed in your hearth You have
not lied TO but to cod" Revised Standard Version
heIson)
s. And ANANIAs HEARING THEIR WORDS, FELL
DowN AND GAVE UP THE GHOST; and great fear came
'" al them that heard these things.
o. And the young arose, wound him up, and car
REQ him out, and buried him." Fast work-mY goodnsssl
, A r, csJ
l. And II about the space Of THREE HOURS after.
"nsn his wife. not knowing what done, came in.
g. And Peter answered unto her. Tell ma whether ys
sold the land for 50 mueh7 And she said Yea for much
g. Then PETER SAID unto her How Is II ihsf ys have
seed together tempt the Spirit OF the Lordf behold
me FEET or THEM which have BURIED THY HUSBAND
are at the door, and SHALL CARRY thee out.
10. Then fell she down STRAIcHTWAy sf his feet.
and YIELDED UP THE GHOST; and the young men came
w. and found her dead and carrying her FORTH buried her
'smsns) by her husband This rsmslns)
II. And GREAT FEAR CAME UPON ALL THE
SHoRcH. and UPON AS MANY heard these things"
THE POWER or A HOLY CHURCH"
(ses Thes. LILO
u. "And BY THE HANDS, OF THE APOSTLES WERE
Many SIGNS AND WONDERS WROUGHT AMONG THE
sssoPLE; and they WERE ALL WITH ONE ACCORD In
''0mons porch" verses STA from seohsId BbIs)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
communists Destiny-The Same as
A CeIuIoid Cat Seeking to Catch an
Asbestos Rat in He'll!

Hence God to Mrs. Eddy, to you; "WHY STAND
ACHAST AT NOTHINCNESS, THE SUM
TOTAL OF HUMAN ERROR!
And we add: OR ANY ASPECTS OF THE
MYTHICAL, "CHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
4 fsocaIled) ExISTENCE"!-p. 272, S&F.
THE DEVILS REDS ARE IN GODS
moe HOUSE'!-AND THEY WILL REQUIRE THE
AID OF GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE!-
cuRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
FOR LIBERATION!l!
PART
GODS MANDATE RE REDS AND THEIR
VICTIMS: GET OUT OF THE NATIONS WHOM YOU
HAVE ROBBED AND ENSLAvED!l!
oMNIPOTENT POWER AND WISDOM DEMANDS IT!
AND THERE is NO ESCAPE! BECAUSE
1.-THE MILLS OF GOD GRIND SLOWLY, YET THEY
GRIND EXCEEDING SMALL, FOR WITH
ExACTNESS CRINDS HE, ONE AND ALI"
RED VICTIMS: Take comfort in the irresistible,
premature awakenngs to heaven and eternal life that is
yours NOW, seeming great cost and often, apparently
great pain
But philosophers have said: SUFFERING is A
PATHWAY TO WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDINGS
Of the ALLNESS and GOODNESS of God, and the in
vulnerablity of true being-the divney scientific,
Chrlike and spiritual consciousness!-takng in all
space! does God, whose image and likeness are!!
1.-THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is WITHIN YOU"!
Christ Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Rev. w. D. 0Leary, Physician,
Jesuit

IN. 7. Trbune
NEW aoRLEANs Feb. (AP)-The Rev. William
oLeary s. J., ftynine, regent Of the school Of dentistry
Loyoa University Of New Orleans and former president
Of Spring Hill College, Mobile. Ala, died today.
native of Augusta, Ca, Father oLeary received his
Bachelor Of Science degree from the University OF Georges
and Doctor Of Medicine degree in 1921.
He praeced medicine in Boston and New York special
ling pedafes He then began studies for the priesthood
and was ordained Jesuit in 1884 at St. Marys Ncvate in
Kansas.