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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
Haynes
Free on Bond

Mrs. Katharine A. Haynes,
2S-year-old mother of four chill
dren. pleaded innocent yesterday
when she was arraigned on a first-
degree murder charge. accusing
her in the fatal shooting Of her
husbands friend. Miss Nancy
|Penton. 10, on July 10.
Arrangement was before Judge
Burnita Shelton Matthews of the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. before whom
Mrs. Haynes surrendered a little
over six hours after being in
dicted. Judge Matthews set bond
at S., 900 pending trial, for which
no date was set. The bond was
posted. Mrs. Haynes also pleaded
innocent to a charge Of carrying
a pistal without a license.
Mrs. Haynes appeared at court
with her attorney. Harry j.
Ahern, who requested that bond
be set for his client pending
trial. Attorney Ahern argued
that, If Mrs. Haynes were Jailed,
lit would work great hardship
upon her four children. The chill
dren, he said, are dependent on
her earnings. Mrs. Haynes has
been employed as a post office
clerk in Arlington. Va.
Cites Exoneration.
In pleading for a bond to be
set for his client pending trial,
Mr.. Ahern pointed out to the
court that a coroner's jury had
exonerated Mrs. Haynes Of any
blame, holding that the shooting
was accidental.
The attorney also argued that
Mrs. Haynes had been $50
goaded" by her husband buying
clothes for the other woman
that she was temporarily in
sane" at the time Of the shooting.
Mr.. Ahern said his client did
not even remember going to the
building in the 200 block of
Eleventh street NE, where Miss
Penton was shot.
| Bond Opposed
| Assistant United States At
jtorney Frederick G. Smithson,
in opposing the setting of a
bond, told the court he believed
the coroner's jury had acted
sympathetically in holding the
shooting was an accident. He
then emphasized that a grand
Jury had returned an indict-
Iment.
Mr.. Smithson also told the
court he believes the Govern
ment will be able to show that
Mrs. Haynes had forced hel
husband, Willis M. Haynes
Through subterfuge, TO let hel
Into Miss Penton's room.
The granting of bond pend.
ling trial in first-degree muir.
der case is unusual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
my HEART
ATTACK
And |"

Suppose you were to collapse
of a heart attack - you would
never be able to live an active
life again. Could you accept
this shocking verdict?
One of Americas most ia
nous authors Jesse Stuart
tells how a heart attack
opened the door TO o richer
happier life. Don't miss his
vivid personal account in this
weeks Saturday Evening Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
CROSSES PACIFIC IN So DAYS

they will join a second group Of
95 Acadians before heading for
Nova Scotia.
The pilgrimage will end Au-
gust Is with an all-day celebra-
Ition in Grand Pre-, Nova Scotia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
Pirucy Alive

MANILA (R.-Piracy is not
dead. The Philippines has turned
over to Indonesia $4,000 worth
Of loot recovered from Filipino
Moro pirates who raided Ogamas
on the island Of Celebes In jan
uary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09

Takes so little time but means so much
to them when you remember to send the
perfect anniversary gift. Your F.T.D.
Florist will be glad to send your flowers
anywhere in the world telesraph-fast stand
he guarantees quality as well IS delivery.
Just look for the Florist who displays the
MERCURY EMBLEM and SPEEDY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
MRS. EDDY MENTIONED THEM
First English Translator Of the Bible)
John Wyclif. l32O?-13s4

John Wycif, l3ZO!-l3S4
Mentioned The Mother Church for 1907 ls
When he about 49, John Wycf went from his
home in northern Yorkshire Oxford University Here he
took degrees and remained as professor and preacher
Although he was regarded by the University OF
learning and had been named in recognition of his
ability one of the Kings chaplans, not until he
was called to formulate Edward Ills to the pope
demand tribute money that Wyelf into national
prominence This tribute money had been promised by
King John paid for 100 For more
than 30 years had been SENT and Parliament now
took the stand that since had not authorized the pay
ment, the agreement null and void
WycIf as royal chaplain probably took part in the
discussion of the Kings Council He certainly heard it,
for in tract perhaps the first written report of parlia-
enry debate he forth the conclusions for refusing
to nav the tribute few years later he sent by the
King to Bruges work with the popes representa-
tives the filling of ecclesiastical appointments IN England
On his return England he began to speak as re-
pou. reformer Al Oxford he organized and trained an
order priests who went about barefoot preaching the
Insisting upon supreme authority of the Scrip
lures he drew attention to the differences between the
teaching of the Bible and that of the church and its
His attack on abuses of the church orgsnza-
ton led TO being summoned several to de-
fend what were called his hereses And when he attack
ed some of the doctrines of the church, Oxford under
compuon of the clergy finally deprived him of his right
TO preach He then retired Lutterworth to continue ms
work of tranatng the Bible from the Latin Vusae into
English.
He insisted that since the Scriptures contain Gods
law every man must have access to them lie said; He
that keepeh meekness and charity hath the true under
standing and perception of ali Holy Writ, for Christ did
ot write Hs laws tables skins Of animals but IN
the hearts of men, The Holy Ghost teaches the mean
;ny Of Scripture His ranslaton of the Bible, the first
into English, wa, wyefs supreme gift to his people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
The Temple Baptist
Continued from Back Page)
p ARI Z

AND SO. WE CAN STATE WITHOUT EoUIvocATloN
THAT WHILE you MIGHT QUOTE SCRIPTURE TO
JUSTIFY. LITERALLY. THAT PHRASE EVERLASTING
HE'LL" WE SHOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH YOU WHAT
GOD HAS DEMONSTRABLY REVEALED TO US
THAT THE REAL MEANING OF YOUR CONCEPT is THIS
That error is everlasnsy error and has hsbtaton
whatsoever in the REAL creation and universe Of
Fsfheroher God aIIharmonious whose spiritual creation
and universe SATURATE all space with heaven and eternal
e!snd in that and only universe omnipotent God
omniscsni omnpresent, omnaeiive there CANNOT in
atty. be another SUBSTANCE than Sprn
For example, the devils matter mental phenomenon
and MYTH which only the pure in heart" diseern
The impure have two gods-Spirii and matter, THE
MYTH! God created anything lousy the SHINING
stupid laundering human counterfeit OF His etensy perfect
spiritual eresion Hence the Master has human offspring
such devIish human folly the DEVILS Adams and Ewes
conceived in sin and bought forth in niquitywho
not in their right Mi"s OO'rNby sspsy and scientifically
in chrisiiks spiritual manner accept and obey Gods
derfv invitation and injunction via ST. Paul TO Let this
Mind be in you which also in Christ Jesvs'I
And the birth the Master demanded Of Nieodemvs
which God nteprets 10 like this: Exchange the shining
stupid laundering esns mind OF your parents and ancestry
and accept the Mind the real and true Parent and
Of the entire universe Almighty God Himself the
Soul Spirit in and Of the entire ownership WHOM WE
LIVE, AND MOVE. AND HAVE OUR BEIk las God
vsslsd TO beloved ST. Paul
And. remember what JESUS SAID OF THE DEVIL In
John S43 a.: why do understand spsech7
because ys cannot hear my word
rye Of your father The devil and The usis Of your
father ys will do. He murderer from the beginning
and abode in hsoruh because there truth in him.
When he spssksth ls he spssksh Of his for he
liar, and the father OF H."
Dear Rev. Wick. wish you and your beloved Church
Gods richest blessings itors power 10 you.
lovingly yours. according TO Christ
Andrew r. Frvehsvf, c.S.+tt-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Plea for Baltic States
(Continued from Back Pace

Continued from Back Page)
The Russian regime in the Baltic States sfrociovs de-
poations Of people TO Russia sending away Of youth 10
pvory labor ssssssnaon and sssssnstons This has
be destroyed for liberty is market merchandise " is
clear that the problems OF Eastern Europe could have been
settled during The wartime discussions another way there
fore the injustice committed these nations should be
pensed.
In the future there will be discussions with Soviet
Rvsss in which the United States will also take part ask
YOU the Of the Lstvsn Press Society TO setvae in
these discussions the renewal OF the sovereignty Of the Baltic
States The Russian sdmnr alive personne-poFee NkWD
and the Red Armyhave 10 be removed and the possibility
given the Baltic States inhabitants deported 70 Siberia TO
their homeland The Estonan Lsvisns and Lhus
mans that living in liberty will hold communication
mourning June in Boston for their native countries
that suffering since IS years in Russian slavery.
We asking the government Of the United States TO
perform diplomatic pressure the Soviet institutions,
quesns voluntary evacuation Of the Russians from the
Baltic States.
Do not permit Lstvisn., Estonsns. and Lthuansns 70
perishl
OsvaIds Akmentins. Secretary Of the lsfvisn
Press Society in America Dorchester Mass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
They Loved the Praise Of Men More
Than the Praise of Cod!

My Chosen People, Christke Christian Scientists are
being blessed, per My dictaton' to Mrs Eddy, My
Daughter Successor My beloved Christ Jesus 23S OF
My Master Miracle Worker Healer, EDUCATOR, Saviour
berato and Protector of the Holy Scriptures the in
comparable King James Protestant Bible via the Christian
Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the
Sculptures! by Mary Baker Eddy. AND WHAT KEY!
Ito hell and heaven-the devil, the phony, and your
fstherMother God all-harmonious -reducing hell and
atan to their native othingness"-a bunch of zeros-
p 1885, Attempts to concste society and so gain do
mnion mankind, arise from worldly weakness He
|Nho leaves all for Christ FORSAKES POPULARITY and
EANS CHRISTIANITY"
cold equals, let us say, zero! Cancer, polio
10 leros let us say! The two World Wars and Commun-
|'m-x zeros!!l (smiles).
The DEVILS materia medica failed poor Edsel as it
pas failed millions!-and whose seeming cures come UNI
der the Scriptural category: 1.-THE DEVIL WILL PER-
FORM MIRACLES THAT WOULD DECEIVE, IF POSI-
PIE, THE VERY ELECT!
And the same for other healing endeavors, including
EAs impure prayers which stubborny exclude My two
highest INSTRUMENTATION since My
Io Ghost conceived Messiah Son, The Christ Science and
nay Daughter second Mary Baker Eddy, Revelator
thereof!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25

thanks Before entering military service he had exper
fenced trouble and time rejected by the
Army because of it. Later he managed to waiver for
this physical deficiency and became a soldier
While active duty, he had trouble until on
day the rifle range went off close to where he
standing. This explosion seemed to a
of the discord. Being in Officer Candidate School,
he afraid that he would fail in his physical
ton and sought the help of the Christian Science Min
lister serving his
Together, the Minister and the officer candidate
worked realize the meaning of Jesus words Having
ears, hear ye not? MARK 81S They chung the truth
that hearing spiritual and that the ply
steal organs have nothing to do with real hearing In
reality, the sound of could not deprive of his
discernment understanding of God, good and of
in Gods likeness. Man humbly expresses God; he bears
testimony good and reflects all Gods qualities and at
tributes of which is hearing.
The officer candidate and the Minister realized that
Army doctor does not the real man and will
him long he searches for him in physical body
The man of Gods creating spiritual and perfect He is
mixture of good and bad matter and therefore he
be physically Being the image and likeness
of God, Spirit, be found only in that which ex
presses goods and because good is infinite and
en there is nothing about to be The
realization of these truths destroyed the officer cand
dates fear and produced his healing.
Later he wrote: "When asked for help my hear
ing, received complete healing and able pass
my physical examination without difficulty. extreme
ly grateful"
He expressed thanks to God for second experience,
which occurred when a hand grenade released near
him. but did not explode Commenting the incident, he
said, II had wonderful of protection all the time
WAS the grenade"
While the young still in Officer Candidate
Training School, he took msp-reading test which
quired him to walk at night from place to another
with the aid of compass Toward the end of his test, he
thought he lost and did to know which
to
Before taking this test the officer candidate had
been instructed by the Minister to rely divine Mind for
guidance They had talked length about the truths in
the ninety-6rst Psalm in Mrs. Eddys hymn, Feed My
Sheep Poems p 49, and this statement from Science
and Health by Leader (p $685. Through divine
Science, Spirit God, unes understanding to eternal har
mony The calm and exalted thought spiritual appre
henson is at peace Thus the dawn of ideas goes on
forming each stage of progress After listen
guidance the prospective officer started out in the
direction that seemed right and although he had to
the of the distance he returned to the starting point
time and successfully passed his test This
was awakened by and grateful for these
that he applied for membership in The Mother Church
and accepted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Healing for Armed Forces

Continued from Back Page)
Noting that seemed to be msnfestng the symp-
O"' of cold quickly turned my thought to this pas
age in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"
Mary Baker Eddy (p 1857; 1t is prOverbal that Flor
nee Nightingale and other philanhrOPi'ts engaged in
humane labors have been able undergo without sinking
'sues and exposures which ordinary people could not
''oure' realized that every activity of our movement
was an expression Of Love and therefore would not mani
W itself in condition Also, held to the
''ement from textbook Up. 1851, Whatever 1t is
0ur duty do, you can do without harm to yourself
happy to say that the symptoms of the cold quickly
|".ppesred. The next day, although completely
Sed again while boarding ships in the harbor erro-
"0us condition developed result Of this EXPOSURE
thankful for this proof that Christian Science meets
W needs Of military personnel"
GEORGIA
|, young who received much help from Christian
'0ee Activities for the Armed Services while going
rough Officer Candidate School wrote to express his
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25

Ernest Jackh is the type OF whose personality is
difficult to fit into the conventional categories.
In spite of his great achievements various diplomat
&c frontshe muchrespected consuItant in the old
German Foreign Office since 1909 ating after Hitler
had to he served consultant to the British
Foreign Office since 1896; and materially contributed
the United States State Department paving the road for
Turkeys indignation into the North Atlantic Treaty Organ
zaton during recent years-he is decidedly not the
striped pants type of international diplomat.
Despite his signihcan demic achievements includ-
ing the publication of many important articles and books
particularly Near Eastern affairs there is definitely
nothing professions his attitude. And, in fact his
noteworthy agility and ebullieqt temperament to
deny his 80 years
Speaking with vigorous conviction and hearty sense
of humor of the Saban countryside where
he born and raised Professor Jackh SCOTS the idea
that 80 should denote anything like old age. He
rebels against the automatic retirement vodabe under
academic rules and insists participating actively in the
semnaries of Columbus Near and Middle Eastern Inst-
tute
Talking to DR.. Jackh one cannot help feeling that it
may indeed be these academic rules which outdated
and averaged Perhaps, revise the oldfahoned
dea-product of cautious, conventional time
placing fewer demands individuals of vital
and expecting less vitality in reurn-hat
o make a vital contribution he has reached
the age of So.
Our era, Professor Jsckh believes is going through
the greatest revolution mankind has experienced in six
seven thousand years of its history.
Ernest Jackh, in his realistic OPTIMISM does feel
that the inner conflicts will resolve themselves through
He points to the overwhelming fact that les
of peaceful living written for in the threat Of
total destruction through atomic
Before the choice of self-desruction peace,
kind must learn-and, indeed is learnng-to overcome
its explosive conflicts solving them in spirit
of mutual tolerance and
He point to the cropping efforts of East-Wes
diplomacy to settle international crises
the UNITED NATIONS which, much in conthst to the
fumbng of the League OF Nations generation ago,
OVER AND AGAIN PROVES TO BE EFFECTIVE AS AN
INSTRUMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
AND SETTLEMENT.
In his earlier years in Germany, Ernest Jackh had
worked Enthusiastically for mutual Amerc German
Almost 30 he forecast the
tendance of the United States world leadership the
basis of it's physical powers. He believes
strongly watching what he considers the btby
fuhllment of his vision of mans greatest in history
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
And |, i'll Be Lifted Up

CONTINUED from Back Page)
LEMON PRACTICABLE AND LlbEkAIoK FOX
TuF HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF ADAMS AND
.,es IN DISTRESS, WHO COULD, AT ONCE, HAVE
MICH OF THAT "PEACE OF MINE (Cod) WHICH
seth ALL NORTHUMBERLAND EVER so
MUCH MORE, TOO-A CONSCIOUS
.rnIzATION AND POSSESSION OF EVERYWHERE
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!-
|nmpLETELY SATURATING THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE HEREWITH, AND TOTALLY
Moulding AND DEMONSTRATING THE UTTER
UNHEALTHY AND DESTRUCTIBILITY OF ALL
uE sUPPOSITITIOUS OPPOSITION OF THE
MYTHICAL "CHASTLY FARCE OF
LATERAL (so-called) EXISTENCE! p. 272, S&H.
PARTS
THE DEVIL HAS DELUDED C.S. HQ TERRIBLY
|vITH THE SUBTLE ARGUMENT THAT 1--WE DON'T
RELIEVE IN GOING ANY FURTHER WITH THE
MONITOR THAN MIS-. EDDY APPROVED
| IN 1s0S-O9-lO"!
Bu dear ones surely you that the recorded high
b, Of Mrs Eddys visit with Rev. Mckenzie completely
Lh,uer the Satanic, dabocal sophisry which has per-
ed public figures, in desperate need of healing, to be
L,orved of the Good Samaritan aid would have sup
bmed your loving proffer thereto! And remember, My
reaon beloved ST. Paul: "The Word of God is
uck and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged
word piercing to the dividing assunder of soul and spirit
caches the joints and marrow of the bones and is dis
.. of the thoughts and intent of the hesrt-he late
p,,den. Woodrow Wilson, Franklin devils Roosevelt,
nd the late Edsel Ford, whose premature death
.aounding victory for the devil-materissm!- animal
Magnetism! his parents exceeding his life span by
arer of a century plus.
Had the C.S Monitor editorial page been utilizing the
|hn Manhood and Womanhood of the Christ Master Mir
rs Science Messiah it would have reached Mr. f. Ford
highly valued citizen, and liberated him from the spr-
adultery of the four European religious crippes and
@ DEVILS Matera Medica the of so-called natural
|n.nce conventional charities, industrial, financial, and
political thinking and leadership;
The devils billion S alcoholic beverage and tobacco
industries in which his Satanic Majesty provides cheap
ubstute of phony' escape from the inherent unrest of
~, devils Adam and Eve psychology, from which there
is no escape liberation, to 'the glorious liberty of the
children of God" est. Paul., outside of My Second Com
linz" Of JESUS for whom many Protestant Ministers
|a ooking-but these doubling Thomaske seekers of
flesh completely repent from their sins and discover
Jesus inyncble Christ eternal self-hood, His and YOUR
invncbe triumphant divine Sonship and Individuality
spprehenbe to the pure in heart'-pure enough to
break the mesmerism Of the devil:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Chicago Tribune Loses

Continued from Back Page)
which destined swallow the religious and educational
systems the healing arts all phIosophies-hs nfsbs
purifier Of politics. local national and international which
destined 70 be dviney scientific chrstlke and spiritual
PART
AND. THE DEVIL or SEx-THE SENSuALITY AND
THE SOCIALLY PERMISSIBLE SENsuoUs ASPECTS OF
(Continued next column, TOPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25

ANIMAL MAcNETlsMi SHALL BE PUT THROUGH
THE WRlNcER.' THE CHRISTENING OF THE LORD"
TO MAKE THE DEVILS DUPes ADAMS AND EYES.
MINDED AND cHRIsTLikE, VIA STUDY.
MEDITATION. PRAYER. AND DISCIPLINE OF GODS
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH!
Chicago Trbvns Mass for James S. Rsds will be
said f. in 81. Vineents Church."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Vision Of A Better World

Continued From Back Page)
Professor Jackh once personal friend ct Turk
eys Renal Atsturk; and founder OF Columbia Uni
ver,ity's Near and Middle Eastern Institute.
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. JUNE rs. 1855
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Mrs. Duckett
Is Married
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Everett

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Everett
Waters have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Mrs
Mary Louise Waters Duckett, to
Mr.. Carroll Allyn Brice. son of
DR.. and Mrs. Oliver Tydings
Brice.
The wedding took place in
st. Margerat's Episcopal
Church near Annapolis. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a small
reception was held for the i'm
mediate families and a few of
the brides Annapolis friends
at Severn Waters in Winches-
ter. Md, home of the brides
parents.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Mr.. Luuterio
Addresses Group

Mr.. Raul r. Lauterio, Min
lister Plenipotentiary of the
Philippines, was host and
speaker to the Women's Com
mittee of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
which met at the Embassy yes
terday.
This was the fourth in the
series, Toward Better Inter-
national Understanding"
Mr.. Lauterio was co-chair-
man Of the Inter-Parliamen-
tary Union Conference in Dub
lin. Ireland in 1850 and again
at Berne. Switzerland in 1852.
He has been Charge d'Afairs
here since June, 1854.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
County BPW Club
To Get Report

The Prince Georges Club of
the Business and Professional
Women's Club will be repre-
sented at the State fedora
ton convention in Hagerstown
tomorrow through Sunday.
Among those who will attend
are Mrs. Hannah Weldon,
club president; Mrs. Earla
Marshall. program co-ordina-
tor; Miss Mary r. Speicher,
vice president and Mrs. Mary
E. Long, corresponding secre-
tary.
A report of the convention
will be made at the installa-
ton dinner of the club on
Wednesday at the Tilden Gar
dens.
Evening star., 1955-05-19

TNAGERS AID cHDRENUeft right Miss Marianne Van Duze speech
theo for District Columbia Society for Crippled Children holds $500 check
High Chevy
her Miss Amber H. Mrs Oliver Anderson Of the eotI
lion Miss Coleman H. $3.50 check coon
Dorond Montgomery County
Crippled Children and Aduts-Sor Stoff Photo
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Miss Rhodes Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emmet
Rhodes announce the mar
riage of their daughter Janet
Elizabeth to Mr.. Raymond
Grayson Bell. The ceremony
took place on May IL.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
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