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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-23

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-23
Rahhi Maehmm RahinovitrA Elected
Charleston Spiritual Leader

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Evening star., 1955-10-03
.Virginio Clubs
To Be Hostesses
At Conference

The fiye Soroptimist Clubs
Of Northern Virginia viii be
hostesses to the 43d conferences
Of the South Atlantic Region,
American Federation OF Sorop-
timist Clubs, which viii be held
at the Shoreham Hotel here
November 5 and 8.
Mrs. Libbie Scherr. q past
president Of the Alexandria
club and secretary Of the South
Atlantic Region. Is the con-
ference co-ordinator. Mrs. Eve
lyn Devers Of the Arlington
County Club Is general chair
man and Mrs. Frosene Nj
chaels Of the Fairfax County
Club. cochairman.
The club chairmen win be:
Mrs. jeanette Snyder. Alex
andria: Mrs. Lula Crockett,
Arlington County; Mrs. Mi
chaels. Fairfax County; Mrs.
Elizabeth Henderson. Freder-
icksburg. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hayes. Warrenton.
The region includes North
and South Carolina. West Vir-
ginia. Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia. as well a.
Virginia.
Social events win include
q luncheon and dinner on
Saturday. November 5. The
conference win be preceded by
q reception the evening Of
November 4.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Course il, Gerlnon

The City-Wide Division Of
the D. c. Recreation Depart
ment announces that a new
language, German. viii be
added to the ones already
being taught at the Roosevelt
Center, Thirteenth and Up
~shur streets NV. as part Of
the fall and winter program.
Conversational German is an
easy and interesting way for
those who wish to improve
their German. Emphasis will
be placed on practising every
day conversational German,
with particular attention de-
voted to the needs Of the
individual participants. Mr..
Julius Glitter. q native Of
Vienna, Austria. experienced
in modern methods of Ian
guage instruction. viii teach
the course. Glasses will start
on Tuesday, October 1, at 800
pm. and registration can be
made at the center that eve
ming. For further information
contact the d. C. Recreation
ONCE. Adams 4-2050. and ask
for City-Wide Division.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Kitchen Tips
N. S. B.. Takoma Park

AAs % 1ss AfS0Ht& 0fS
To Mrs. w. M. B.. Alex
aiidria, regarding enlarging
and remodeiing her kitchen.
/ have been using q stainless
steel sink for nearly seven
years. 1t is a double sink and
double drainboard. and Is
wonderful. It Is very easily
cleaned and always looks
lovely. ! am sure you would
never be sorry to change TO
one.
About the birch cabinets. !
do not know anything about
them, but ! have had pine
cabinets for % years and have
loved them. They are easy
to take care Of and much
nicer than the white ones.
Wherever you buy your cabi-
nets. ask for directions to
clean them as they often have
special cleaners for them. Give
me natural woodwork every
time. It Is always beautiful
and much easier to care for.
To s. H.. Bethesda. We
have Just been through the
same experience with our front
door. It is very easy to take
care Of without q plane. Take
q piece Of two-by-four and
put 1t on the door frame and
hammer the door frame hard
the length Of the frame. A
friend Of ours who Is q car
penter told us to do this and
it works. It Is the door frame
that needs the attention. not
the door.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
TODAY

Board Of Directors Of the
Progress Club of College Park
Meeting, 1880 pm, home Of
Mrs. F. Mahlon Padgett. 1908
Amherst road.
Potomac Woman's Club
Fine arts group, 8 PM. home
of Mrs. Marie Suto. 1852 North
Upton street. Arlington.
Alexandria YWCA - Open
house. 1880 to $3.50 pm. 602
Cameron street, Alexandra.
A preview Of its fall program
Of adult education classes.
TOMORROW
Potomac W0mar,s Club
American home group. FIRST
meeting of the season. 8 pm,
home Of Mrs. Margaret Nc
Adams, 5034 North Thirtieth
street. Arlington.
American Association Of
University Women, Alexandra
Branch - Meeting and social
hour, g PM. Haverkamp
Room, Westminster Presby-
terian Church, 2701 Cameron
Mills road. Speaker. Miss Alice
Whitton on "Budgeting and
Investments"
Faculty Wives Club Of How
ard University-First meeting.
Canterbury House, 1888 First
street NV.
Belle Haven W0men's Club
First meeting Of the fall sea-
son, 1:30 PM, Belle Haven
Country Club.
Takoma W0nten,s Club
Meeting observing the 10th
anniversary Of the United Ma
tions, 1890 pm. Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church.
Women Associates Of the
Evening star., 1955-10-03
FASHION NOTEBOOK
The V-Necked PulIover
Sweater Goes Feminine

fashion people are using for
the new over blouse type
meant to accompany straight.
slim skirts.
New CoIors
New sweater colors rival the
interest In new dress colors
this season. Brown. green. red.
blue. the copper tones. heiges,
and. of course. white and black
are way up there In the color
lineup.
With so many sweaters being
teamed with miracle fibers
Vicara and Acrilaa. care Is less
the problem 1t once was. They
wash easily. won't shrink, sag
or stretch. and never need
blocking.
Sweaters have come q long
way from the days when they
were first worn principally by
men. In those days they were
heavy. dark blue Jackets pulled
on over the head and worn by
participants in athletic con-
tests before and after games TO
prevent colds.
When one glimpses the elab-
orately jeweled and befurred
creations that sweaters have
become In some instances it's
hard to believe the butterfly
change.
Young. attractive Vern
Myren whose original hair
styles have brought her wide
local recognition played hos
tess yesterday to hundreds Of
her friends. clientele, and
hairdressing colleagues at q
salon party celebrating the
expansion Of her Beauty
Bazaar in the Westory Build
ing.
A half dozen lovely models
wore the latest coifures and
hair accessories. Several In
dicated that the harem look
can also be spelled "hair-em"
with their hairdos sprinkled
with glittering silver and gold
dust reminiscent Of Oriental
treasures. They wore cloth OF
Evening star., 1955-10-03

she's been q hairdresser. Verne
feels the most significant one
the ITALIAN Boy cut. It
proved the most fattering
generally to most women. she
thinks. Her new prediction
for hair includes short, sleek.
smooth styles that have the
emphasis placed on them via
swirl waves rather than curls.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Fraternity
To Meet

A travel talk on Mexico and
q review Of summer activities
to aid the blind viii feature a
meeting Of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter Of Delta
Gamma Fraternity at 8 o'clock
tonight at the home Of Mrs.
Ronald J. FOULS. 1882 Ed
munds street NV, q former
province secretary Of the st.
Louis area.
Mrs. Boyce r. williams will
give an informal report on q
recent six-week trip to Mexico
which she says is fun OF barr
gains because Of devaluation
Of the peso. Geared to that
theme, her talk win be entitled
Eve Can't Afford to Save
Anymore. ]"
Volunteer work Of fraternity
members in behalf Of the blind
included Q music-story hour at
the Children's Hospital clinic
for sightless youngsters be-
tween . and 5 years Of age.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Mrs. S. r. D.. Arlinqtor,

Fam glad at last to be able
to answer q request because !
have clipped so many recipes
from your column. The fol-
lowing recipe for beef In wine
Us In reply to z. N. / have
taken 1t complete with COM
ments from Recipes Of ALI
Nations" by Countess Morphy.
who calls 1t lie Hoeuf en- Daube
(Beef Stew. This excellent
dish, which comes from Prov
ence originally and has been
known for many centuries, Is
made everywhere in France
and is q great plat de menage.
or household stand-by. In
gradients: two pounds Of round
Of beef. u cup Of tat bacon
sliced. & onions, / calf's foot. q
few carrots, 2 or 3 tomatoes.
a few cloves Of garlic. parsley.
mixed herbs, / bayleaf. cloves.
salt and pepper. pint Of red
wine. a little stock. table,
spoon Of salad oil. ] tablespoon
Of lard. Method: Cut the meat
in pieces weighing about 3
ounces each. Put the oil and
lard in a saucepan, with the
bacon. cut In dice, the sliced
vegetables. the calls foot.
split in half, and finally the
meat. When the meat and
vegetables begin to brown, add
the wine and stock. the herbs,
and seasoning. bring to the
boil, cover the saucepan, and
simmer very gently for about
five hours. This dish can be
eaten either hot or cold. It is
delicious when cold. and for
this the meat and boned calf's
Evening star., 1955-10-03
d. ELENI

Leave It to the girlsl They'll
swipe any male fashion note
in sight II they think it'll be
something novel for them to
sport. Such is the case now
with the V-necked pulloyer
that was once In the domain
Of the college man. Now it's on
the she and she" hit parade
with the feminine touch be-
ing given the sweaters by their
high-fashion colorines.
Other news in the sweater
lineup includes the strong
trend towards the longer torso
lined sweater. There are plenty
Of brief lengths around, too. In
bolero and waist-length car
digans. but the big news Is In
the elongated sweater line.
The variety Of necklines In
sweaters is something des-
tined to please all. There are
bateau necklines. scooped out
necklines for cocktail and eve
ming wear. little ribbed COLI
lars. contrasting ribbing trims.
and some sweaters even sport
cuffs to match the collar that
comes In q contrasting color.
Buying . Sweater
Tips in buying your sweater
Check the color's fiattering
qualities by holding 1t close to
your face. It should intensity
the color of your eyes not
make them, look faded. bring
out the color Of your skin and
your hair. II you're plump.
choose sweaters In darker col
ors and colors that harmonize
with your skirts. A monotone
effect Is best Of all.
A cardigan Is a year-round
sweater investment. In the fall
team it with a short-sleeved
slipon and for spring and sum-
nier have 1t as q wrap and to
make a costume with q cotton
frock.
Sweater-blouse Is the term
Evening star., 1955-10-03

foot should be put in q mould
or bowl. and the liquid
strained over 1t. It will set in
Q firm jelly II kept in q cool
place." Though / have never
made this dish myself. I have
used Countess Morphy's book
for many favorites - always
with success.
Evening star., 1955-10-03

gold lounging trousers to COM
plete the opulent look.
The Oriental cuts In hair are
the next head look. thinks
Verne. It's q natural reaction
she feels to the East meets
West fashions that are around
right now.
Having watched hair styles
come and 60 In the I6 years
Evening star., 1955-10-03
|Mofiet to Call

Mr.. Jack Moi1et. well-known
Virginia caller. viii be on hand
for the square dance spon-
sored by the Women's Day
Alliance Of the Unitarian
Church Of Arlington from
$3.50 to II o'clock Saturday.
The dance will be held at the
Church. 4444 Arlington bou-
levard.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Won1el1's s Club Meetings
In Washington Area

Alcoholic Beverage Industry
Luncheon. home Of Mrs. Rob-
ert Croce. 3407 East West high
way. Bethesda. Speaker, Mrs.
Ruth Dubonnet Of New York
Of the famed French wine
family. who will discuss enter
tanning notables throughout
the world.
WEDNESDAY
Sofoptimist international Of
Montgomery County-Business
meeting. Z pm, Kenwood Club.
Chevy Chase.
Medina Chapter, B'nai Birth
Women-Membership tea. $3.50
pm, home Of Mrs. Henry
Singman, 1904 North Capitol
street NE. Speaker, Mrs.
Helene McClay, director Of the
John Robert Powers School.
WV Wives Club-Luncheon
meeting. 1915 pm, YWcA.
Speaker, Miss Gretchen Feiker.
member. who win describe her
recent travels through Eng
land and Scotland.
Sigma Kappa Sorority -
Alumnae Chapter, first fall
meeting, 8 pm. with Mrs.
Edward Stephan, president.
502l Allan road, Westgate, Md.
Discussion Of program for
coming year.
THURSDAY
Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Rupert Home for the Aged
Luncheon and style show.
1890 PM, ct the home. Bene-
fit for the home. Public in-
vited.
Chi Omega Alumnae Assoc
ciation-Annual fall Eleusin-
ian. Z pm. Wesley Heights
Community CluM Forty fifth
Evening star., 1955-10-03
THE EVENING STAR
washington, d. CO.
MONDAY. OCI0AEn 8. is
Alexandra
Show to
Be Benefit

The Board Of Lady Man.
ayers Of the AIexandria Hos4
pital win sponsor . benefit
fashion show. entitled, "Tzay~
vest Of Fashion" at 8 pm.
tomorrow In the George WASH
ington High School audito-
rum.
Both mems and Wornen's
fasilions viii be shown WIN
Well-knoWn local men mod
ing tlie latest II niasculin
clothing trends. :.
Modelling the latter win o.
Commonwealth AttornS
Frank Mann. III, Nh, Jarls
Duncan M, Mr.. HohsoIt
De Haven Chinnis. Mr.. Dom
aid King and Mr., Harold ~.
Schultz.
WOmerl,s fashions viii Be
shown by professional models.
Highligat Of the event will
be q musical irterlude sand
Wiched between the fashion
shows which win feature as
commentators Mr.. Patrick
Hayes. president Of the Hayes
Concert Bureau, and Mrs. r.
win Z. Shapiro.
Proceeds from the event will
70 into q fund to purchase
equipment for The Alexandria
Hospital and School Of Nurs-
ing.
Fashion show committee
chairnlen include: Mrs. Edwin
A. johnson, president Of the
Lady Managers; Mrs. Fred
Erhard. tickets: Mrs. w. Pur-
Wis Reynolds. special enter
tainment: Mrs. John D. Hcyle.
properties; Mrs. Ernest J.
Engquist. fioor manager. and
NRxe Dnvada1l TYfokn yssfiSltNtkv
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Muslin, Doll Faces?

Where can ! find doll faces
Of the muslin type used on
stuffed dolls? None Of the local
doll shops seem to carry them.
and I'm anxious to have one
to use on q doll for Christmas.
Many thanks for the helpful
suggestions found in this coll
umn.
Evening star., 1955-10-03

and Macomb streets NV.
Buffet dinner. For reserva-
tions call Mrs. Paul c. jan
aske, jackson 8-5644.
State Motion Picture Com
mittees, d. c., DAR-M Meeting.
7::30 PM. D. C. OAR Chapter
House. Speaker. Miss Helen M.
Riordofi, supervisor, Visual In
struction Department Of Dis
trict public school system.
FRIDAY
MacMurray College Alumnae
--MacMurray Founders Day
dinner. University Women's
Club. 1708 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
SATURDAY
District B&PW - Birthday
luncheon, 1880 pm. Shore
ham Hotel. Miss Marjorie Web
ster, mistress of ceremonies.
Sponsored by the groups Fel-
lowship Committee to honor
club members whose birthdays
fall during the months June
through October.
SUNDAY
Washington Alumnae Club
Of Pi Beta Phi-First meeting,
$3.50 to s pm. chapter rooms
Of Pi Beta Phi at George
Washington University. Silver
tea.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
London Guests Feted

Sir Alan Rae Smith and
Lady Smith Of London were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Graves at q dinner
In their honor last Saturday
evening. The dinner was given
at Normandy Farm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

From The Reader Writes"
&c. S. Moniforj
To The Christian Science
Mentors
NY own faith shsf Ansries
may yet save her soul, hes
been fortified by your two sdi.
forisIs on the TIL case, and
the viriIs, ovfspoksn letter Of
a Southern white woman, pub
ilshsd by you on Oct. IS. For
law, order, snd fsir.pIsy This
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
little Errors Sometimes Lead
To Fatal AirpIane Crashes"

system. The plane divsd into
the ground and the pilot was
killed.
In another, . loose piece OF
metal caused . shorf-cirevif
which resulted in . full def1se.
fion Of fhe tabs used 10 stab
lire flight and thus violent
msnevvsr by fhs sirersff. The
plane crashed and the pilot
was killed.
In . third case, n was found
that valve in the fuel system
had been incorrectly installed
following . msin fuel tank
change. The pilot made q
forced landing and escaped
injury.
Group cspt. Davis did not
disclose the type or types Of
planes involved in fhs crashes
or give details Of which or
where fhe accidents occurred.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
Windsor Daily Star

OTTAWA. tcP1 - Group
Capt. Ralph {. Davis, R.C.A.F.
director Of Night safety, Fri
dsy described how small
mechanical errors can cause
fatal plane crashes.
He ives speaking before the
annual meeting Of fhe Cana
dian AeronsvtiesI Institute
and fhe Institute OF fhs Aero
nautical Sciences which con.
eIvded here today.
Group Capt. Davis Job Is
investigating sirersft seei.
dents. He described several
crashes and how fhe causes
were detected.
In one case, . long screw
was used instead Of . short
one and Intsrfsrsd with move
msnts Of . lever in the control
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
Windsor Hotel Dieu Loses 26-Yr.- Old

A. r. MARTIN AFTER LENGTHY ILLNESS.
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH ALSO FAILED Mr.
MARTIN WINDSOR PHILOSOPHY OBVIOUSLY
LACKED The iHVICORATfkC, LiFESfvlkC
SPIRIT or GODS SECOND COMING or THE
CHPIST"-"THE COMFORTER EVEN THE HOLY
GHOST. THE SPIRIT or truth, WHO WILL
TEACH YOU ALL Tf1IkCS"-ss Jesus prornsed-snd
Ne assdsd-To COMPLETE HIS UNFINISHED
BUSINESS
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY, BEING SATURATED
WITH THE DEViL-ANIhAL MACNETISh-TENDS
TO SURROGATE ITS PATIENTS, DIy.f'E AND
SPIRITUAL SENSE, THEIR THINKING, THEIR
VERY LIVES HERE
HENCE, THE COUNTLESS PREMATURE DEATHS
Or THE SPIRITUALLY BANKRUPT, WHOM THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLESi
CANNOT REACH OWING TO THEIR
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTEkr'
(DsIy Windsor Stsr)-"Albert Russell Martin, 70
ii Huron Line, died in Hotel Dieu.
Born in PsnnsyIvsns, Mr. Martin lived in sincoe
before moving 10 Windsor three years ago. he was
member Of the Anglican Church"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19

woman ~ . price stands UP 10
be counted 80 no male public
servant IN fhe public eye.
When the Isw-sbiding eifi.
rsns eli over this land keep
hsmmerina away ~ the dig.
nifty end ssersdness Of human
life, and expose and denovnee
every act Of injustice. we will
begin 10 see the end Of Gag.
rant miscarriage Of justice.
Rev. Clifford L. Miller
Roxbyry, Mass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
Detroit Police Officers
ASSOCIATION MONTHLY TUEBoR-

ASSOCIATIONS MONTHLY TUEBoR-
~ WILL PROTECT
TO ALL POLICE FAMILIES
CHRls7LlkE SECURrTT-As PER MY Coda
BELOVED son. CHRIST JESUS:
- HAVE GIVEN YOU P-o-N-E~R OVER ALL
THE lsS-rslBe6j power OF The ENEMY
a GOLIATH M-Y-T-H.--AND Nothing
SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOu'
DOLLAR SCARCITY
Il An COME THAT YE MIGHT HAVE LIFE AND THAT
YE MIGHT HAVE IT MORE ABUNDAETIY"
And the Master sgain. SEEK YE FIRST THE
KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS. AND
ALL THESE THINGS SHALL BE ADDED UNTO YOU,
KNOWLEDGE IS POwER,-"THE TRUTH SHALL
MAKE YOu FREE.
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT
BELiEvE"-unde-stanc and Obey-"THEY SHALL
HEAL The SICK. CLEANSE The LEPERs
fIl5E THE DEAD'-ebO~e ground, N the devils Adam
sn6 Eve Psychology. insc which humans are born
MAKE THE BLIND TO SEE. THE DEAF TO HEAR
THE LAME TO WALK" THE DUNE TO
SPEAk"-vs the scientific Christ word of God prayer
discipline study NOT ~rs~~ssh so-rsed heslngs of the
devn.-eninnsl usgnetlsn-~-hcb WOULD DECEIVE
II POSSIBLE. The VERY ELECT!
"gY THEIR FRUITS yE SHALL KNOW THEM
Cn-issJ lean
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
Christ Science Void Catholic Priest,
~, Dead via Auto Crash!

GOD TO HE DEfFOFT TFIbUNti
The DEVIL TOOK rs YEARS VIA Thinking
SUFFocATIoh. sEhsuous PRAYERS, DISCIPLINE,
AND THE DEVILS REciMEhTED, RELIGIOUS, AND
EDUCATIONAL ILLUSIONS AND DELUslohs
SPIRITUAL LuHAc Ynl-IhvoLuhTARf MENTAL
AssAssinATIohl- SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE
THE DEvLf-AHIMAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM The SATAN BOUND CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD
ny IMPERATIVE, INCOMPATIBLE INDISPENSABLE
DsscoNp COMING or THE CHRIST" The DIVINE
TRUTH, LIFE AND LOVE. M HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS, TAUGHT
AND DEMoNsTRATED-NoT WRITING ANYTHING
FoR PosTERlTYTHAT Ignorant age could not have pre-
served In iss pv,iyno eepyrghfins fhsn-Ahp COULD
NOR RECEIVE TIE MASTERS pEMoNsTRABLE khoWL-
EpoE THAT MATTER IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON,
A MYTH, SHADOW. NOT sUBsTANcEi
Jesus could not tell that WICKED AND ApuLTtkous
0EhERAToh" that infinite Spirit God, and NY exclusive
sisrnslIy harmonious chFsfIks, sp'r'vs' "ss"on' ~"
sss--Chvlst Science Void Catholic Priest Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
NY. Hebrew Physician, AZ,
Hangs Self!
Or. Jacob Verne

Dr. Jacob Verne
The DEWLl-ANIMAl MACNETIsM-TAKEs MEAN
~ YEARS. THINKING bankruptcy Of the DEVILS judas
CHRIST VOID, ANTI-cHRIsT JUDAIsMl-A GOD
CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BASTARD HEB I27, 81 /
THEoLocY!ll-AN INVOLUNTARY MENTAL
AssAssINI-sPIRiTuAL MALPRAcTITIoNERI
The poor doctor didn't have . ehsnes-"sATAN BoUWy
hand and foos-s victim Of devIsh illusions and dsvsD
me devils medicine, surgery and psyehsfry and the %
and pleasant volsfons Of the Ten Commandments in ina
leefvs CONSEQUENCES called New York-ons Of the "ei
devils headquarters Of North Asries. via ihs dsmn'
deadly dsvsh exploitation and rsesfssrins IN fn'
ferfsinmenf world and the world Of 1sfsrssnd pfom0
OF the devils billion alcoholic beverage and tobacco
fries-cIcANTIc, GoLIATH-LIKE FRAUDS - devdins
devils Adams and Ewes into accepting cheap ecunsrsa
that PEACE or GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL Ivnn'p"']
UNDERSTANDINGS
PART
GOD VIA HIS HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH
SON, WHICH THE PATHETIC, SOPHISTICATED ,,.r
HEBREWS HAVE BEEN REJECTING FOR cEN'V''l
AND BEING MARKED--As A RESULT - "oF The
SYNAGOGUE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.,. y
u HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER OVER ALL W. 4
Called power Of the enemy animal magnetism "a,
dsviIish, MYTHICAL human counterfeit OF fhs ow'"
See IN. Y. Hebrew Physician Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
God to the Pittsburgh Courier
WARNING asc ADMo~'-fos
The Devil, via Sex, Has Yea By the
Throat!

voD< hrs-srnse~ q sdnsor 8 8 SHAMEFUL S~ESE
LESS cGAANGsLf DEADLY. DEyrLrs- coNrRisu
YfoN 70 AoJ-T AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Mc,4fcAA c~4soNicLE-goJ APE GUILTY Too
TIE NEGRO EXPLOITATION - SEX va NIGHT
CLUBS ,os PRESS ef< IS PLAYING INTO T-E HANDS
os TIT oEvL.-snsrns snssnsissrs-~-fc IS soJk
ohL- snEN,sr
--ss SEX 81 iSSGMcy O< -ssE LATE EMMETT I'LL
DID ncr COME oy- % CHRISTIAN c1Jkc1Es AND
SUNDAY sc1ooLs By ~Gs PRODUCT Of GOD
CONDEMNED sSsfryAL BASTARD l-sr ~. SEX
sIpLo'TsSs-w1irf AND coLoeED'n
Part Z
RELIGIOUS LELoESs1iS MOBILIZATION vs.
SEX IMPERATIVE
. inpe~sfiss ,elesoys sssosrsnsp 7eDre~z
CssnoIpcs .,sess De@ sfse from me DEVIL
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-19
Miraculous Cure from Six Bullets

An accident occurred follows: Ofirera while
hunting for nal the thick underbrnsh, fred upon
each other through mistake, and found that one
" shot AK times TWO Of the BULLETS PASSING
THROUGH The ABDOMEN, and through the hips
Two physicians who examined him had no hope
he asked 70 help him took the Relief came
almost instantly treated him for eight days; the fifth
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