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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
The Devil-'Takes' Professor Of
Government-For IS to 40 Years!

HOLD ONTO YOUR HATSl
THE DEVIL-ANlMAL MAGNETISM!-
UNIVERSITY ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR OF GOVERNMENT
Stephen B. Sarasohn, age 3Ol-FOR IS TO 90 YEARSi
VIA IGNORANCE OF DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC,
SPIRITUAL GOVERNMENT OF GODS
CHRIST, MASTER. ABSOLUTE, MIRACLE
MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES!ii
Born in Detroit, he graduated from Wayne in
s45 and received his PhD in political scenee and gov
eminent at Columbia University in 1889" (Free Pres.)
OH, so HE WAS EXPOSED TO THE THE NEW
YORK MELTING POT PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DEVIL
NO WONDER THE DEVIL COULD CUT HIS
YEARS IN HALFi-TAKIN0 THE BETTER HALF't
God. again, to Paul. to you, THE WISDOM OF
THIS WORLD IS FoOLIsHNESS WITH coD"i
The Devil-Takes Prof. Of Government Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

ity OF sharing with her tn
study of the Christian Sell
ence Lesson sermon. And on
Sunday she was able to go
a Christian Science Church
And that night she talked
with a very devout Christian
Scientist, whose spiritual
prophecy. and forsighted'
ness helped her lose the
false belief Immediately. Hs|
assured her just what feet
meant, by telling her thai!
her understanding would IN !
crease and that she would
find 1855 will be one OF the,
best years yet.
The woman went to sleep
that night. and slept with.
out any disturbance. The
next morning she examined
her legs and feet. and all Of
the swelling and pain was
gone. She was so thankful
to God, that she fell on her
knees in silent prayer and
thanksgiving.
We are grateful that God
has saved us to make mani
fest His triumph of everlast-
ing blessings. And do II
quickly. And we praise God
that Truth is universal inI
its adaptations"
The Bible tells us. Luke
9:l-
Then he called his twelve
disciples together. and gave
them power and AUTHORITY
over all devils, and to cure
diseases.
and he sent them 70
preach the kingdom of G@
and to heal the sick"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Ike BefuddIes Politicians by
Swing To Left
DEMOCRATS ALARMED AT PIE IN SKY PROMISES"
BY Walter Trojan

BY Walter Trojan
WASHINGTON. Jan. = Republicans and Demoer ats
today were rvefuy contemplating the snars into the
political line OF dsmsreaon between their parties by Prss
dent Eisenhower in his state Of the Union message
Democrats acknowledging that the President had
pulled the rug from under the New Deal by adopting do
mssie program 10 The left Of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry
S. Truman.
Southern Democrats obseiing 10 The proposed IS
cent increase in minimum wages from IS cents 10 20 cents
hour. They feared showdown in The industrial rise in
ihe south and the programs indirect effect on agriculture in
The south by forcing rise in farm labor costs
CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE STIRRED
Southern Democrats concerned also that the Pes
DENTS civil rights is 10 the left Of anything pro.
posed by Truman Southern Democrats formed the pxse.t
party In the south in l94s protest against Truman poll
eiss and deserted the Democratic party in 1857 in drovss
TO give Republicans impressive electoral popvs vote
below The Msson-D Dixon line
Northern Democrats concerned that Mr.. Essen
hover he'd stolen their political thunder The left by OUT
doing them In demands for welfare ssislsfon.
Mr. Eisenhower fsvors federal aid for schools, which
could spell LIBERALIZATION Of education He favored sxpsnser
81 public works, calling for addition Of member TO the
Ike Befuddss Politicians -Pase7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Premature Death Robs Canada!

The oEVll-ANlMAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FORCES CANADIAN DIPLOMAT. ceoro. 3 Power
a. TO GIVE UP THE GHOST IN oTTAWAI--
TAKING ABOUT rs YEARS. VIA EDUCATION
sc-eslsd. WHICH NEclEcrs THE plviNElY
SCIENTIFIC. THE cHRISTLiKE. THE SPIRITUAL
The COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. THE
'r'NI' or truth WHO WILL TEACH you ALL
T.HIN-c-s. AND GUIDE you INTO ALL TRUTH.
AND BRING ALL THINGS INTO REMEMBRANCE,
WHATSOEVER HAVE SAID AND DONE UNTO
Vou"i-tJssvs. In John ~
FULFILLED IN GODS INDISPENSABLE. IMPERATIVE
SnkIsI MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPlEsi-vlA WOMAN
ss per Jesus IN Matthew. 1919:
THE KINGDOM or HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO lEAvEN
WHICH WOMAN i. HID IN THREE MEASURES
or MEAL :. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. your - CONSEQUENCES = ~
'Pssseneempssslns wholly harmonious spiritual erssi'
Premature Dssths Rob csnadai Paxs2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
(From The Christian Science Monitor)
RIDICULE TURNED ON SOVIET YOUTH
Religious Trend Seen vexing
Moscow
By Reuters

Soviet youth leaders being called upon help in
efforts to ever Soviet youth from the reaconary
influence of religion"
Young Communist journal of the Young Communist
League (Komsomo has called for increased
"antrelgous and natural science themes to counter
the teachings of the church.
In krokodil, onlyfSoviet satirical magazine, there
have been cartoons rdiculng Komsomo members who
to church to be married
All the sign point to the fact that the Soviet Govern
ment while giving freedom to religious worship, 10
cerned by the spread of the Christian gospel particularly
among youngsters
Religious Trend Seen Vexing Moscow - Page7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
God Dictates Letter to University
Student via the Detroit Tribune
Publisher

January 70, iS9S
Dearest -:
Someone who has deep, friendly interest in yov-snd
sincerely so-disevsssd you with somewhat, and my
interest was easily aroused.
Your position and mine TO have smisrifiss. Is
recorded in the Psalms Of David God ssiish the solitary
In fsmss"I
In opening Science and Health" have before me
page 26e, opened TO the 10th chsptsSesnes Of Being
and my eyes Just naturally rested upon the HEROIC WORDS
or MARTIN LUTHER: Here stand do no otherwise
so help Codl AmsnT
USES or ADVERSELY"
And what had in mind when opening Science
and HssIfh"-Psss 400. paragraph beginning Line g.
Would existence without personal friends be TO you
blsnk7 Then the time will when you will be solitary,
left without sympathy but this seeming vacuum already
filled with divine Love- When this hour Of development
II you cling TO sense Of personal Joys SPIRITUAL
LOVE WILL FORCE YOU accept what best promotes your
growth. Friends will beiray and enemies will SANDER. until
the lesson sufficient to sxaIt you; for MANS EXTREMITY
Is Gods opportunity"
God Dictates Letter to University Student Page
From Christian Science Montor)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
The Devil Horns In via So-CaIIed
Good People to EmastuIate
Traffic Regulations!

From The Christian Science Monitor)
LIABILITY AND LENIENCY
To The Christian Science Monitor,
Thank you for your thought-provokns editorial mo
Way to Celebrate" which emphasized the twin evils Of
speeding and drinking and their relation to highway
fatalities.
Concerning the subject Of your editorial may tell
you about something that happened in certain Mid.
western city within the past month?
The driver Of hish-powered automobile was arrest.
ed and charged with speeding at IS miles per hour on
hssv'ly Travelled road He given ticket by the irss
police officer and usruosed to appear in court the mex.
day. f tf -
The Devil 'Horns In - Psrs1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Fear No EriI
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

GODS LAW is OPERATING
Therefore we ought to give the more earnest heed
% the things which have heard, lest at any time
should let them slip"-Hebrews 2il
Mrs Eddy says, page 76 Science and Health; SUI.
ferng, shining, dying beliefs are unreal when divine
Science Il universally understood they will have power
over man. for man immortal and lives by divine author
ity.
1.-THE snless joy,-the perfect harmony and mmcr
tay of Life possessing unlimited divine beauty and good
ness without single bodily pleasure pain-consu'
the only veritabe indesructible man, whose being .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Prisoners-In China.
DR.. Samuel Sheppard, Cleveland.
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s. q q q
Modern Christian seisne. Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father Mother Coo all
harmonious" Up. Is, Science and Health with Ney 10
che Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with wor'd
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Frueha uf- Martin Luther job in this age And
Howl Science & Health, textbook, is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible. -.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIENDi AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus "loved Righteousness and hated 'niquity'
The "lukewarm live in q fools paradise.I
-FOUR WALLS DO NOT A PRISON MAkE"i-BUT
GODS ANSWER OF THE HOUR MUST BE UTlLIzED
GODS CHOSEN PEoPLE-cHRlSTLiKE CHRISTIAN
scIENTIsTsll-k.N-oW THAT GODS CHRIST
MASTER MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH. STUDIED
ASsIDUoUSLY. IN THE SPIRIT OF JESUS COUNSEL:
WATCH, WORK. AND PRAY" IS IMPERATIVE TO
DEMONSTRATE GODS LOVE AND POWER TO MAN
AS PER THE FOLLOWING: "IF We CONTINUE IN MY
WORD THEN ARE We MY DISCIPLES, INDEED, AND
We SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH, AND THE TRUTH
SHALL MAKE YOU FREE"i my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL YE Dol-christ Jesus.
And. quoting AND THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL,
THAT THEY MIGHT KNOW THEE. THE ONLY TRUE
GOD AND JESUS CHRIST WHOM THOU HAST SENT!
PART Z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Pope Reported Out Of Danger
free Press Wire ssrvies)

free Press Wire Ssrvles)
VATICAN cITY.-Pops Plus 10 out OF immediate dan
DER midway in critical winter OF his cyssr reign
bu, he NAV never again be able full activity vs-
can sources reported Sunday night"
"PopEs PACE IS REPORTED SLOWED DOWN
FOR LIFE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

MICHIGAN CITY. Jan. lo-tUP)-vafiesn sources said
today Pope Plus XII may again return TO the fast pace
Of carrying on his full duties spiritual leader OF
Roman Catholics"
These noted that although the Pope out of
danger gets up hour later and goes 10 bed tour
hours earlier, AZ 10 pm. instead OF am
The Popes battle against gsrfss that almost proved
fatal last month has left him in . weakened state"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
God is Working His Purpose Out!
and A Glorious Day Ezra,
MiIIennium!) Is Dawning"!

C. S. Hymns.
GOD SENT DAG HAMMARsKJoLD. SECRETARY.
GENERAL OF U.N, TO CHlNAl, AND THE RED CHINESE
PsYcHoL oGY HAS RECEIVED THE IMPACT OF
CHRISTIAN PsYcHoLocYl-THE BEGINNING or
BLESSINGS TO MLLIoNsl
GOD WORKS IN A MYSTERIOUS WAY HIS WONDERS
TO PERFoRMl
Our prisoners in China receiving postgraduate in
strvefon in the psychology OF the devlanma masnesnl
matersm lis severity is compensated for by shortening
Of the time normally required make the discovery Of the
MYTHICAL nature Of THE CHASTITY FARCE or
MATERIAL so-eslIed ExlsTENcE1-p 277 C. S. textbook
CHRIST MESSIAH MIRACLE WORKER
And God further thereto, 10 you; WHY STAND
AcHAsT AT NoTHINcNEss7ll THE SUM TOTAL or
HUMAN ERRoR"-p. $685. sab.
The Chinese Red leaders the devils Adams
WHOM SATAN HATH BoUND"!-And contact with Chris
tisns is requisite for their healing and beratonll
But, dear Readers. do not forget that RIGHT NOW we
vne-GE GEOGRAPHICALLY. IL not vnderstsndingy--IN
A WHOLLY HARMONIOUS. SPIRITUAL UNlVERSE-THE
ONE AND oNl Yll-in which msfier'-s mental phenoms-
nondseerned by Greek philosophers 1000 years
and Christ Jesus and Gods Christ Master Science Mes.
God Is Working His Purpose Out'-PaRe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

THE DETROIT TRIBUNE READERS WILL BE
AMUSED OVER THE DEMOCRATS DISCONTINUE IN
THEIR PRETENDED MONOPOLY RE THE PUBLIC
INTEREST
The Chicago Tribune re PRESIDENT ElsENHoWERs
Estate or THE UNION" MESSAGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

Death eo%@ Without
pRESEvT AAyB
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

-. (From The Christian Science Monitor)
81 LIABILITY AND LENIENCY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

(From Christian Science Monitor
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30

sages and stories are going to be told of the school and Bible
 The students going will be both choir and gospel team members juniors, seniors and junior college students. Faculty members will be Miss Holt and MT. Higgins.
 N. P. H. Girls Celebrate Advent Custom
 On Sunday, November 27th the girls dornitory, N. F. H., began celebrating the Advent Season.
 This European custom has been carried through by the NPH girls for the past several years. It includes the lighting of four candles, one repre- sem ing each Sunday before ! Christmas. These candles are placed upon PlIle WIeGLh ! which is hung from the mid { dle of the ceiling. On each Sun ! day one candle is lighted. Paper stars which have pas- sages from the Scriptures Of the foretelling of Christ's birth and the fulfillment are hung on the wreath. These stars are hung each Sunday and also at evening devotions.
 Each Sunday the girls irl- vite guests for the lighting of the candles, hanging of the stars, singing and refresh ments.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
BRUCE BLACK
 RECEIVES PROMOTION

Henry c. Schmidt, slperln- tendent of Sitha and Glacier Bay National Monuments to- day confirmed the promotion and transfer of Bruce W.. Black from district park rang CT, Sitka and Glacier Bay Ma tional Monuments to park na- turalist, Joshua Tree National Monument California.
 Prior to his Alaska assign ment, which began in June, 1853, MT. Black served as U. U. park ranger and as district ranger in charge of Iback-coun- try assignments in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks in California.
 MT. Black, World War II vet eran and graduate of the col lege of Forestry at the Univer- slty of California began his National Park Service career as a fire guard in Sequoia Ma tional Park in 1945. He was as signed in the same area as D s. park ranger in 1947- MT and Mrs. Black and Itlheil three children, Patty Lou James w and Claudia will
 leave Sitka for their new as slgnment at Joshua Tree, or
 Thursday, December l. They will make their home at Twer |,ty Nine Palms, California. neal
 the headquarters of the monu
 merAt.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
Interpreting News
by J. M. Roberts Associated Press News Analyst

One of the questions foreign policy makers will have to an- swer soon, political year or no political year, is how the Unit cd States can get the initiative in the new type of warfare for which Russia laid the ground work with her late lamented cooperation campaign.
 Secretary of state Dulles hit close to the problem but not the answer Tuesday when he pointed ou. that if the United States tried to match every off, fer of economic aid made by Russia to Asia the Soviets could, without expense to them selves, jockey this country into ruinous expenditures.
 Not often have students of the East-West conflict been as united in their estimates as they are since failure of the Geneva conference. They be- lieve that Russia is set for a long-range campaign of econ omic and political infiltration along the line of the commun- ist arms deal and offer of ec- onomic aid to Egypt.
 Some, including State depart ment experts, think the United States will have to shift it's en- phasis accordingly Many be- lieve that the United States should take the initiative in- stead of letting Russia make the gestures while the United States eventually foots the bills as promises to be the case in, the construction of a big dam for Egypt.
 This would include a care ful study of what can be afford ed out of the rapidly increas- ing national income, against the background of possible loss es to Russia which cannot be afforded on any grounds.
 Hardly any of the students believe the Washington admin istration, however hard-press- ed to balance the budget and offer tax reductions before next summers campaign, will
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
RUSSELL CLTTEIERO'S HOME YESTERDAY

MT. and Mrs. Russell Clith- gro returned home yesterday by plane from the states, where they have been on an extended vacation trip which took them across country to Miami, Florida, into Cuba and returning to California via the southern route.
 They visited a number of relatives and friends while outside, and also attended the National Conven ion of the American Legion and Auxil- iary.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
sitka's Home-Owned Newspaper

be able to continue it's policy of reducing the foreign aid pro gram.
 The question now is not one of reduction, but how much it will have to be increased.
 So far, Russia has given no sign that her new emphasis on peaceful infil,ration of Asia is to Joe accompanied by any sig nificant relaxation of the mili- tary preparedness with which she backs up her diplomatic program. Until there is some such sign, there can be little hope of military saving suffic- tent 10 balance the economic aid program.
 In some fashion, too, the Unit ed States must manage to make it clear that the economic aid program, whatever form it take is not merely an effort to buy allies for a future war, or to block Russian domination.
 If a sensible, not-too-strain- ing aid program can be worked out, designed to give underde- veloped peoples time to work out their own political systems to fit their own cultures, with general world welfare as the obvious objective, then the Uni.ed States will have cha nee of winning this new war
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30

Read Sentinel Want Advts Want Advts. Bring Results
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
In and Around Sitku '
THIRD SON ARRIVES FOR ROBERT COUNTRYMAN

A third son, Robert Allen, was born at 4:O5 a. m. Monday at SLUG hospital to MT. and Mrs. Robert Countryman. ot Sitka. The lad weighed in at eight pounds, four ounces.
 Robert joins two brothers Leslie, age 6, and Argyll, age
 MT. Countryman is employ ed at the Pioneers Home here
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
SHELDON JACKSON NEWS Dramatics Club to Give Christmas Play

Christmas Play
 Some of the members of the dramatics club are giving Christmas play taken from the book iby Louisa Mae Alcot., Little Women. The cast for the play includes Miss Whit more (Mrs. March), Vivian Paul (Aunt March), Ruth Strand (Jo), Margaret Hamil- ton (Mdg), Helen Mercado (Amy), Virginia Williams (Beth), and Emma Jean Wid- mark QHannah, the cook).
 The date has no. yet been set, but will Ibe during the week before Christmas. There has been one rehearsal so far. Tri-Hi-Y Making Christmas Booklets
 The Sheldon Jackson Tri-Hi r Club girls are making book lets relating to Christmas for the children in the Orthopedic Hospital at Mt. Edgecumbe. This is their second year in do ing this.
 Miss Peters is the counsel or; Edna Brown, the president Georgiana Ahmaogak, the vice president; Yvonne Bean, secre tary and Helen Kihle, treasur- CT. The girls meet every Mon day and Tuesday during ac- tivity period.
 This Tri-Hi Y Club is the frs. of it's kind in Alaska. The purpose of the club is ITO create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the school and community, high standa- ards of Christian living" Gospel Team Plans Trip
 The Gospel Team is plan ming to go on trip the week end of December 10th Q Auke Bay, Juneau and Hoonah. Mes
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
THREE TEAMS TIED IN CLASSIC LEAGUE

Next Monday night will be the night to go down to the Moose bowling alleys to watch the women in the Classic Lea que bowl. This weeks bowling made a three way tie for first place - Wortman's, First Bank and Comics all have 19 points to their credit. Then on the 5th of December First Bank will bowl Wortmans', which should be a wonderful game. Comics will meet Wis.
 This weeks high single game was bowled by Dot-y Kuehn with a 195. Velma Crews was high for the three game series with 518.
 Team Standings
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
SERVICE OFFICER
 TO VISIT THIS WEEK

James J. Brunette, depart ment service officer of the Veterans Administration will be in Sitka Dec. 2 and 3, where he may be contacted at he Sftka Hotel. Purpose of his trip is to discuss veterans affairs.
 A public meeting on veter- ans problems will be held at a time and place to be an- nounced after his arrival.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
Sports TraiI III.
by Whitney Martin

NEW YORK(P) Vic Ghezl, who might be described in cir culars as tall dark and hand some, with a matching person ality, was talking about Sam Snead, shaking his head from time to time as if he couldn't believe what he was saying him self.
 He is the perfect golf play er," he enthused. "They might say Byron Nelson is the best iron player. Snead is just as
 (continued on page threel
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
MT. EDGECUMBE HOSPITAL ROSTER

Bessie See of Juneau was admitted Tuesday to Mt. Elge cumbe hospital; discharged were Paul Buck to Seattle, Robert James to the boys dorm and Mrs. Doris Fleming and infant daughter to Mt. Edge cumbe.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
ALASKA COASTAL PLANE PASSENGER LIST

Arriving Tuesday:
 Howard Horswell, Peter Hansen, T. C. Whiteside, John Muller, L. w, Lamb and MT and Mrs. Russell Clithero from Juneau.
 Leaving Tuesday:
 William Arthur, Sofia Pete, Marjorie Duncan, MT. and Mrs. Q. Paxton, Bill Bern hardt to Juneau.
 Eldin Hayward to Metlakat-
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-11-30
Member of The Associated Press

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to for publication of all dispatches credited not otherwise credited in this and also the local published herein
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-09-30

VATICAN CITY - tNcD -
Hopes that Argentina. in the
spirit OF IFS traditional Catholic
Faith, may find IFS way back TO
true greatness were voiced by
osservstors Romano, Vatican
City newspaper, in its first sdi.
torisI on the revolt against the
Peron regime.
OsScrUdtore'S comment, which
the Vatican press office called
authoritative" prayed that a new
brotherhood and true concord
might rise from "the fraternal
blood shed.
News of the grave crisis suffer
ed by the Argentine people awak-
ems among Catholics "a sense Of
deep dismay and at the same time
an ardent hope for peace" OSSer.
Udtors said, adding that the losses
are perhaps even greater than is
presently known.
May the noble Argentine ma
tiOn again find the way of true
greatness in the spirit and the free
exercise of the Catholic Faith
handed down by its fathers, in the
Strengthening of the family, which
is the cell of any ordered society,
in the Christian education of youth
that ii may act in a Christian man.
ner, in the firm protection of la
Dor, bread and the right TO live,"
the editorial concluded.