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110l Pa. Ave. NV.
COPY WRITER

Young man with marked ability
for institutional COPY In good
taste to learn routines and me-
thods Of larRe memhefShtp organ
ization. Attractive future Tor mar
with original snd @ pIcdnst,vs Sc. lGsas !.
DIsplay snn oisnWSH layout o and W typosraphy
also hslpfui. In confidential resume
giye age. professional training ano
salary requirements. Box 160-V
Star.
SSs Day: 8 days . W vt. Apply LINKS
COfFEE SHOP, 1890 Columbia
pike, Arl.. We. ia. 5-673b. Ill
COUNTERMAN to work al service
counter In electrical appliance ssrv;
nerson with ability to serve the
public preferred. C. A. LKrPERT.
e;snli1INTFyEnmAN, sl1 Tys II Nv experienced. tas,
sandVich board In Kokher-style
del Good pay 10 cualifled man
~ FILLMORE DEL. AND REST. 2706
Columbia pike. Arlington IA; Z
cSSyETDSir SyTSii MANAGER. old established
credit jewelry store desires man
experienced In budget accounts,
should be able to take complete
charge Of once, This Is O. perma-
nent position, with excellent chence
for advancement. Good startins
salary r sna Eslaz laz4s.T seTrpsny SAY. dement's ls
pANCE ri MTEACHERS. ballgoom: full
Or part time: ages. 21-2s: single
experience preferred but not nee;
ssrninas: paid vacations. Apply IL
person. Monday, 2-S pm. VICTOR 8
6TUDIo9. 1880 Conn. ave. Nv
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HELP-MEN

DRUG CLERK. sxper. prsterrsd: sal.
DAUo CO.. 3l22 14th q. nv. and
Dh6a iaS1 4 zNb hs Brock CLERK, som.
expef.: dayyofk. Mon. through ri.
RsI,rsTS Rsi1 TsSsireds soaS THf kTNSEsAW 81: Az,
bSr Ss IVA MxLc c9 9fASSESs s1sfsas and ani.hssr., is
long fob. Apply SLIGO E9TATEs,
dABEL street. on I0800 block Old
Bladensburg rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
IA
ECONOMIST, acctg. and statistical
aBsrY ss fsssss Rhsi 1855 1855 =.
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Educational Salesman
$3.50 $3.50 A Week

Educational Salesman
$3.50 = $3.50 A Week
ANsWER this I'D II you are
"READY" to start work sat
once" The Nations most
progressive home study school
has an immediate opening in
its sales stsn IN the virsinis.
isi ahishi-ousiitys leads oniy' Il
YOU are the risht type sales
m q n (hexible personality,
strong minded. real eo-get.
teri, t Is not necessary that
you have experience In our
exact business, because We
train YOU in the field" by
elostng sales n your very
penses paid while tIaining)
We show you exactly how our
Registrars average S260-S35O
every week. II you under
stand sor can be sayEhtl she
SELLING" your money trou-
bles are over. that Is. = you
are willing to work hard at
6s0od,,nnIas s0od shins Whsn Zen sisen cenmp,ia ine
sions paid at onee--no walt
Earn $50 Q dayi You must
have 8 car. Be bondable and
free to start "at once" tray.
cling the small town and
rural arsss n virEinsa.. ..,li Z
you HAVE 70 ma makS, !, .d,E n,9
%ShI:y" SssI.: ,ss g. oassi Sis ano Money e s'd. !.
strong enough that you are
willing 70 stay in the held
away from home to
weeks at o time working un-
der the leadership and a.
rection Of our Field Director,
don't pass up tnis oppossu' sr
pity. YOU uyy,bsns may 1s oII Is nan; ns,n
by Writing ior an Immediate
Interview. state your back
s5n%Ssi 5TSSSSS: fsSsreiiss fsoa iss.T. eEa ssaT. gaon'
ELEC. APPLIANCE MECHANIC ex
Der. pref. but win train young mai
with inechanicals ability, approve!
0J training. DAuBER's, 2320 Istl
EnsicfRic Il aiERi CLOCK REPAIR MAN;
Experienced man preferred. WI
Consider mechanically inclined per
SON to learn work. BOZ 94-T' Ssar
ELECTRICIANS. Journeymen AM
sd Work. STEADY Job. Hishest pay
CAL daily bewteen 4 and pm
EIInpfiTSS2e HI S;SeeoM MOTOR REpAiRni12N
sxperieneed on small motors AM
tools preferred: permanent Job Z
right man. See Nj. Herris Tues
day. EL1CTRIC EouIPMHNT co
2473 Sherman ave. nv.
licensed y. e.
steady work. Call DI. 7-37Os aite
Kpg,xGTTfiRICiAN TTfi1ISCSiAN HELPRRs. some ex
perience Necessary. Steady work
Can DI. 7-370e after 8 weekdeys
Evening star., 1955-09-11
COPY BOYS

IL -2b yrs. Of age, some college
BACKGROUND. for permanent posi-
Hof advancement. Apply Personnel.
Room 605. Open weekdays $50
5 and sat. Gig. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-09-11
DANCE INSTRUCTORS

ARTHUR MURRAY beginning III
fall ballroom training course. Per.
sonal interyieWs only. 2 pm. to {
pm. 10l1 Conn. ave. NV.
DELICATESsEN CLERK, white,
young man. fun time. department
store hours, experience not nee
eSsary. Call TU. 2-l0S4. Ia
DELIVERY AND sERyICEAGAN. 0.
day wk.. vacation With pay: must
be dependable. married with de-
peh1ents, nice personality: prefer
someone who knows city and sub
urbs; $50 wk. Apply HOUSEHOLD
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1925 y
st.. ne. between ii am. and ]
O'Clock pm. LA
DELIVERY DRIVER. colored, fast,
dependable. Know city well, Ap.
ply AMES PAPER PRODUCTS Co
1895 H at. ne.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN HELPERS
experienced In finishing, waxing
polishing. ETC., Apply 10 am. q
1 pm. Monday, WASHINGTON
DENTAL CO., 1904 L st. NV.
nTpErFT CATrC
Evening star., 1955-09-11

ENGNEER with 9th class license for
NV. apt. bldg; oil heat. SALARY and
quarters. EN-. 3-o700. Ill
ENGINEERING PERsoNNEI,-De-
signing engineers, assistant engi-
neers, assistant electrical engineer.
dfaftsmen, construction inspee-
tors; Permanent positions. retire
tion and sick leave, salary COM
mensurate with experience and
WHsHaiNdTcN sEBDRBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION, 4017 HAM
ILTON ST. HYATTSvILLE, ND.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
ENGINEEl
PHYSICISTS
TEcHNICIANs

Positions In research study pro-
gram ;, are available with An
ORGANIZATION in research on the
problems Of electronie reliability IN
military equipments. Openings
both at Washington, D. c. head
quarters and at held engineerine
inVestigation bases In the East.
southwest and West.
Engineering applicants should have
and . familiarity with eleetTon
tubes and/0r cireuitIy. Also i'm
poftant are the capacity and desire
to use engineering fundamental'
and original thought IN the anAlysts
Of problems In design, application,
mafntenanee. and other areas Of
electronies. Engineers who recoR.
nize the critical importance OF
reliability in further expansion OF
the uses or electronies viii sense
the implications Of this work and
the unusual future opportunities
for those who participate.
Interesting positions In the same
program are available for tech
nieians with technical institute
training or equivalent and q mini.
mum of 3 to years Of practical
electrOnical experience.
Contact Mr.. J, w. Dunckel. Metro
politan $4,000. extension 80.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
DIRECT SALES
FactorY Representatiye

known industrial manu-
faeturer has opening IN s.e., ne
d. c. and Prince VIM, County, Nd.
calling on industrial eommercia
and institutional accounts; exclu
sive products, protected territory
lifetime future with earnings un
limited; weekly drawing account
group insurance. disqualification
bonus. other benefits; car neces
sary; prefer man over 40; no over
night travelling. To qualify yo'
must have top speciality selling ex
perience or good potential Thi
Is q top-Quality line In the mainte
nance field. The man chosen mus
be able to handle executive. pur
chasing agents. maintenance mel
and owners; must be able to Or
ganise and plan hts operation With
out outside assistance; must D.
interested In O business that has
steady repeat and not 0 one-sel
deal. II you have these Qualitce
tions and are willing to work
please write. GORDON HAMLlN
1902 Rose Mary Hills dr., Silyei
6pring, Nd. giving complete de
tails as to past experience, aRe. 40
dress and phone number. Inter
view will be arranged.
DISHWAsHER and porter. hour
7:30 to 3, meals furniseeq no I sun
PHARMACY. 422 North capitol st,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATLANTIC MAP CO., 1101 Warner
Bldg. Ex 3-7060.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

ENGINEER DAY
Colored. Exper. on oil burner; refs.
REQUIRED: sSod !, sealsry a.n; Plaair PaarRfPZ fP5;
CO., 1920 x st. NV. Room 20l.
Engineefa
Evening star., 1955-09-11
VIBRATION ENGINEER

with college degree and two
to three years experience In
Yoivins the vibration problems
of moving parts. You will be
ass nstson.z .isn seca1Silsd "no
leaders IN this specisiizsd
field. Truly an unusual op-
portunity.
A knowledge Of the aircraft
field is not 0 requirement for
flliing these positions. Please
contact as II you have On. en-
gtneerins degree and anywhere
from 2 to 10 years good ex-
perience on any
Mechanical Hydraulic
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HUB FURNITURE CO.
7th and d SITS. NV.

GARAGE ATTENDANT. eolored, 2
days q week. overtime for 9TH day;
4 to 12 pm: some washing. Appp
garage manager, RROADMOOR
APTs.. 1901 Conn. ave. between
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, expe-
permit. g am. to 4:S0 pm. 8 days.
CALL CARL, INC. See Mr.. Yenney,
GAS snp sraf1oS ar Ns0li lAifsTENpaNr. sEssi ssp.-
rienced; local refs: d. G. drivere
permit: a.m.-3:30 p,m-. . gays.
CALL CARL. INC. See Mr. Learners.
5000 NJ st. NV.
GRILLMAN, short order for busy
lunch counter. Also part-time dish
washer: IL TO- pm. Hefs. *.
3-9257. Mon. through Fri, ESQ 70
GROCERY CLERK-Boy IS or older:
some experiences; GOOD salary:
chance for advancement: must nave
good reference. JU: 9-32lS. WOOD
MOOR DELICATESSEN. liz
GROCERY CLERK with D: @. per.
init: must have refer: GOOD vorking
cond,: closed Sundays; attr9c. SAL
ary. HILLSIDE MKT. RA. S-01OO'
GROCERY STOCK MAN. experienced
in chain store operation; excel. SAL
ary and opportunity for advance
ment. Apply In person. Nj, -D2n;
Mon. q to l. JUMBO loop
STORES, once, 3435 Benning I'd.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Electronic ComponentS
SALES ENGINEER

For local manufacturer representa-.
tiyss agency: ..s,s General sscssr,ns sscnn,Ssl
sales exper. desirable. Furnish per-
sonal expeE. data. Boz l37.Y. star
Evening star., 1955-09-11

COOK K-WORKING CHEF, steady DO.
sition with excellent salary for man
taurant, closed Sundays. CAFI
BURGUNDY. 5031 Connecticut ave
COOK, some experience in Italiar
cooking; hrs, 4-12: TOP salary
refs. required. Box 221-V. star
COOK, drugstore experience: nc
Z MACY, 1929 Vermont ave. NV.
COOK, eolored. with steam table hnc
frying exper. Opportunity younl
man wanting to learn cooking
Refs, Meals. uniforms fufn. Apply
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT. Sls
ana COOK WANTED; full or part
timet must be experienced. Apply
IN person or call Lo. 7-s60S. Ill
Evening star., 1955-09-11
EXECUTIVES

FORTY PLUS OF Washington oilers
tco-operattve) effort for EkpLOY-
NEWT to experienced mature n-
MN $40 18th f. Nv. NJ.
S-2125.. Personal interviews after.
moons, Monday through Friday,
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HELP-MEN

Engineers
CAREER
Opportunities
in field Of
JET AIRCRAFT
EQUIPMENT
We have openings for auali-
ned men In i've important po-
sitions with Q future In the
erowtng field Of jet aircraft
equipment. In addition 70 our
new turbine engine propellerS,
Hamilton Standard has won
recognition as Q leader in the
fleld. OF Jet fuel controls,
starters, hydraulic pumps,
cockpit aiT-eonditioning unfts.
etc. At present We are en-
Largest New Product
Program In Our Histor,
The achievements Of many
Of our engineers during the
past 30 years have gained
same opportunities for devel-
opment and achievement are
open to the men chosen for
these interesting positions.
DESIGN ENGINEER
TO help create the products
OF tne future In our ever.ex-
LOPMENT
ENGINEER
Ito develop and improve the
practical applications OF
these products.
TEST ENGINEER
TO plan and conduct tests
on newly developed mechAr-
tGms or products: to analyxe
the results.
DESIGN LAYOUT
CHECKER
with thorough knowledge Of
modern machinery operations
to cheek detail drawings for
production manufacture.
METALLURGIST
Ito work with o wide variety
OF metals, alloys and metallic
processes.
xrnr r5Ay~rHYr,r5r
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ELECTRONIC
MECHANIC

Military or civilian expert
snss sTs q Prsisr,sS aSs, s.elo sth nsehsn s sG1
cal devices Must read
sehematic drawings and be
able to instruct others. Ex-
cellent opportunity for right
man. Employe benenta. dne
WORKING conditions.
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Largest New Product
Program In Our HiStor,

The achievements Of many
Of our engineers during the
past 35 years have gained
nationwide recognition. The
same opportunities for deVel-
opment and achievement are
open to the men chosen for
these tnterestins positions.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
CONTACT MAN

Man. $3.50. with car. high school
education or better. as local news
stand representative for large. ma
tional publisher. No selling.
Straight salary and expenses. Ap-
ply by letter. Box I6-T, Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
HELP-MEN tcent.,
CONSTRUCTION
OFFICE MAN

Experienced. young. aggressive man
who is interested IN . promising
future Of building and deveiopins
with large subdivision IN silver
6pFing Wheaton area. Able to assist
owner and builder by expeditins
locating and ordering materials
and handling customers COM
plants. II qualified. call NE. g.
6424 for appointment, Ill
Evening star., 1955-09-11

EXAMINER

Pfogressiye insurance company wants
ence or legal BACKGROUND for sub
Fogation examiner position. Deslf-
able working hours and many com.
pany benefits. Reply giving back.
ground information and telephons
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Ito help create the products
randing Jet equipment line.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

puter Programming
The Laboratories, an organ
tzation with q lonR-tefm
reputation for creative
achievement in both COM
munieations and electronies
for the Bell System and the
Military Services, invites
your application to Join its
stan, Openings are at vafi-
Gus levels, for recent or ex-
perienced graduates prefer.
ably not over 40 years Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
Oregon Sky-Liquor Ban

One resolution protested the continued availability Of
beer and other alcoholic beverages in military training
Another protested the Defense Department egva
ions which provide for the advertisement Of beer the sale
Of hard liquor in officers and noneommssoner officers clubs
and the sale Of paekaged liquors bases 10 miles
distant from the nearest psekaged liquor stores
II pointed out that in the alarming increase in the
number of juvenile deIinqvenfs alcohol stood the
greatest problem TO be faced For that reason convention
urged both home and school TO total abstinence
went record emphasizing the importance Of prseep and
example vital factors in solving the problems Of youth
delinquency and the breakdown of homes.
One resolution affirmed the Of the National WcTU
in commencing the House Interstate and Foreign
Committee Of the SD Congress for its fortnight rebue to
the broadeasins industry for refusing the Of the air for
information warning against the dangers of alcohol.
Another gave hearty convention support bills intro
dveed by Senator William LANCER R) of North Dakota and
Representative Eugene ser tR) Of Kentucky which would
ELIMINATE ALL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ADVERTISING
from the channels Of commerce. including radio and
felevision. COMICS SCANNED
On the international level the Oregon convention Wig
orovsy affirmed the action Of the National WcTU in asking
United Nations Secretary Dag HsmmarskoId
consider his decision and keep the UN Narcotics Division in
New York.
There was commentator for many members of Congress
who had urged both the State Department Henry Cabot
Lodge J Chief United States delegate the UN protest
the narcotics division transfer TO Geneva.
Other matters considered this years meeting
problems Of INDECENT AND HARMFUL LITERATURE,
comics illustrations and their censorship the bearing Of seo
ho traffic safety the sale Of alcoholic beverages in the
national parks pinbaII machines and CIGARETTES.
First Of all the resolutions besovghf divine guidance for
giving FIRST place 10 right principles and holding up the
highest ideals"
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R. Catholic Father

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left alone TO face future full of question marks result
Of the death Of the husband and father, keeI
MaiIoek died Sunday in Wayne County General Hospital
Of BRAIN CANCER, six days after his 46fh birthday
Mrs. Msoek who Is expecting her tenth child, has Just
one answer 10 all ihs questions.
our family will stick together has in the past
lot Of ways Of making go Of life II you really have to-
JUST BRIGHTER
MsfIoeks death Just hs family future had begun
TO brighten
Mstlock working steady The Moynshsn Bronze Co.,
Flat Rock and had taken lob doorodoor salesman to
supplement fhe family income
In 1851 Maiock contracted tuberculosis and remained
patient for three years during which time the family svbsssd
funds provided by the Aid 10 Dependent Children Society,"
Before MafIoes bout with TB there piles Of hospital
bills for two Of the younger children IN addition there
the regular medical and household expenses Of the large
family. FINAL CRISIS
The final crisis however, began about three weeks ago
when Msoek lost control Of his reexss and confined 10
Wayne County General Hospital.
Ten days before his death Msfok Ispssd into coma and
last Wednesday doctors informed Mrs. Msfoek that was
hopeless.
Bot there remained the old stubborn family trait Of pick
up ihs pieces and 90 on"
MsfIoes tangible legacy TO his family was mssssr. II
Continued Next Column, TOP)
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in talking with him.
Miss Winter agreed that she 'woud have told the
Clio sorry" for interpretations placed upon certain
of her remarks, but:
Sexton wanted me to clear the Clio of any
ton with all of this But since they financed the campaigns
Of board members-a of those associated with Serve
Our-Schools-I could not do that.
81 think it's time community realized that in
dependent for the board of education has the choice of be-
coming candidate endorsed by the Clio and the SOS
of finding funds of his from his friends
his campaign.
This is a ma jor problem"
Miss Winter who had been in Washington, expect
ed to fly home this weekend.
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The Devil Rampant
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Continued from Page II
Pc<es deiied court order against picketno bv
their boeksdng tactics at he plant which has been sru
by the cio-Unitsd Auto Workers since July IS.
bus. which the company had used to pick up nonsrA
ing workers. couldn't be brought OUT Of company parking d,
because Of he Of pekefs Workers who arrived al the
in their cars, viewed the situation, then dove
away FIRE ON THREE HOMES
Over the weekend nails sfrewn in The company
parking LOT and shots fired three homes niurns one
person slightly
Shotgun pellets and ~ eaber rifle bullets struck The
home Of Cal TnsIey He Of three nonsfrkers who
the targets Of attempted ambush by rs masked men
week ago.
Robert Baker cut the face by flying glass when
shotgun blast shattered window in the home in which he
lives with his father, Charles Baker northwest Of New Castle
Robert and fired several shots at that fed after
the blast at ihe home.
The third shooting was reported by Dick Dempsey Of
New Castle who said his home peppered with shotgun pe
let's COMPANY OFFERS REWARD
The company last week offered reward Of $4,000 for
information leading to the and conviction Of persons
responsible for nivring nonsrkers their families their
properly The company estimated that 1000 incidents Of
enee have occurred since the strike began
All Of the eompany's plants in New Castle Hagersfown
and Richmond have been operating limited basis since
he strike began nearly months ago. The union seeking
union shop guaranteed annual and pay increases
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Courage to Abstain
Continued from Back Page)

The BIG problem is not prove liquor drinking de-
rveve but that does not require obesanes TO the
habit II you teetotsIer be Be al dinner
party be cocktail party IL the social amenities require
your presence be before football game; be
fishing trip; be WHEREVER you and WHENEVER
the opportunity affords itself for you exercise that Cod
given prerogsfive.
Your influence may aid someone less
In young people the pressure is extreme. There is
overwhelming desire e part Of teenagers be zone Of
the gang" They like dress alike, talk alike and act alike.
But the majority dislike she idea Of becoming drvnkads
This life have been given is precious IFS wise and
right TO preserve for something useful and beautiful
The Wsynesboro Va) Nsws-vrginan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
Mans Divine Dominion

IContinued from Back FageI
This Comforter Holy Ghost, spirit of TRUTH"
revealed to this age when Mary Bak Eddy discovered
and established the Science of Christianity Its truths
demonstrsbe by of stated rules, she has set forth in
the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures In this textbook she emphstically
declares (p 127) Science is emanstion of divine
Mind, and is alone able interpret God Alright II has
spiritual, and not material origin II is divine utter
snce,-the Comforter which leadeth into all truth"
What more appealing could Master have
given to the knowledge of Truth than Comforter and
what word sptly describes divine Science7 The
knowledge of Truth which Christian Science, the Com
forter brings to the human reveals the moth
ngness of evil and the alness of good II gives
derstanding Of Gods nature which s mans by refec-
on II teaches how to resist the mesmerism Of
tai beliefs, how to be alert and instant in reversing the
aggressive suggestions of the csrns mind be they mental
Continued next Column TOP
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Dr.. RI. Haas, UNI Professor

Continued From Back Page)
Dr. Haas had been associated with the medical for
years He had been associate professor since 1882
Dr. Haas also maintained private practice and published
numerous regarding obstetrics and gyneeoogy For
years he edited he annual Cancer Conference Report
1888 GRADUATE
He received his Abb. degree from v. of NJ in 1895 and
medical degree in 1888
he was diplomat Of the American Board Of Obstetrics
and 0yneeoogy and former president Of the Michigan So
eiety OF Obstefrcans and Gyneeoogisfs.
Dr. Albert c. Fvrsfenberg, dean Of the unversys medi.
cal school, paid tribute to Dr. Haas. He said:
our faculty has lost strong able and sssertive eovn-
seor great DOCTOR selfess and perseveng in pursuit
public welfare.
TREMENDOUS INSPIRATION
I'm the classroom he tremendous inspiration TO
students strong influence in teaching modern medicine and
teacher Of postgraduate medicine who the respect and
goodwill OF Praeens physicians from all parts Of the
try"
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Boys Diseased Eye
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JESUS EXAMPLE ON THE CROSS!
AND DON'T TELL U.s. WELL. THAT WAS JESUS"
OR WE WILL TOSS BACK AT YOU HIS PROMISE, NOW
BEING FULFILLED:
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DOL
you DOCTORS AND MEDICAL NURSES ARE STILL
RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS OR
SPIRITUAL SHORT PANTs1
THE DEVIL USES you AS INVOLUNTARY MENTAL
AssAssiNsI-AND SPIRITUAL MALPRAcTITIoNERsl
AND WE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE GOING TO
HELP YOU GROW UPLAND YOU'RE GOING TO
LIKE It'll!
YOU DO ACHIEVE SOME REMARKABLE RESULTS.
THAT COME UNDER THE scRiPTURAL CATEGORY:
THE DEVIL [ANIMAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL PERFORM MIRACLES THAT WOULD DECEIVE,
IF POSSIBLE, THE VERY ELEcT"l
MUssoLINI AND ROOSEVELT ARE EXHIBITS
AND 3. WITH THEIR WHITEWAsH HEALNcs OF THE
DEVILS MATERIA MEDICAL
THAT ITALIAN ROMAN CATHOLIC RENEGADE,
PSYcHoPATHIc, SYPHLITIc, SON OF SATAN
THANKS TO MATERIA MEDIcA-cuRSES ON I'll
ENABLED HIM TO RISE TO POWER, AND He NEARLY
WRECKED A NATIoNl AND POLIO DEVILS
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT PAID OFF TO HIS SATANIC
MAJESTY AND THE SPIRITUALLY TRAIToRoUs,
DEVILS DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN THE HUNDRED
BILLION BLUNDER AND THE DISASTER,
CATASTROPHE. OF PEARL HARBoR!-W1IcH THE
GRANDCHILDREN WILL BE PAYING Off
AND THEN THE TRAIToRoUs HEBRAIc, RED
CONSPIRACY MANAGED TO PUT THE GOD CON-
DEMNED scoUNDREL, r. D. R., INTO OFFICE FOR
FOURTH TERMI-A DYING MAN!
THE DEVIL ALREADY HAD MARRIED HIM TO
sTALINl AND