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Evening star., 1955-07-05
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YOUNG. REBECCA. An unveiline In
memory Of the late REBECCA YOUNG.
beloved mother Of Jerome L. Young.
viii take place on Sunday. July 10,
1855. at II am. at the Adas Israel
Cemetery. l4th and Alabama ave. s.e.
Relatives and friends are invited.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

vssv sftsa Q card Of thanks b
Tia stof meeas Q aesd which eaa
hsrtb be solved h say other vsy
Nssooab b 70 Q srseioas sxpressioa
II srstifsds to those Who hsss sent
floral tribstes but else easrtseusiy
oeknexIsdses the services and kind
aesses Of the many 10 whom o per.
sonel note Of thonks eannet weIl be
mailed o. whose nomes and 3D.
dresses ore not known Insertion OF
. eerd Of thenks moy be aronsed
~ telephone to The Star. ST 5000
The Evening and Sundoy Star
Evening star., 1955-07-05

secretary.
JOHNSON, GEORGIA, On Sunday July
l4Sa Morris, I'd. Sc. Mrs. GEORGIA
Jane Johnson. Mrs. Viola Gray. Mrs.
by two sisters, two grandchildren. Ebert
and Eloise johnson. and other relatives
and friends M9rsv Re9slns sah asz RESTING 10Th Wiz st
NV. Funeral notice later.
JOHNSON; ,s N. MARY ZANE; ,S On ,ssgssA spnssy;
Of the late Samuel johnson. mother
Of Margaret, Harry and Vivian a. John.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. on Wednes-
day. July 6, at 10 am. Interment
Osklawn Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd.
KEIM. CHARLES e. On Monday. July
4, 1855. at Sibley Hospital. CHARLES
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 290l 14th st. NV. on Wednes-
day. July 8, At 12 noon. Interment
KIGBY, HARRY. On Monday. July 4.
1855. at Hadley Memorial Hospital
beioved HUSBAND HUSBAND o. Of 02 Mambie do Risby,
brother Of Mrs. Tom Russell. Mrs. Neil
Arnold and Mrs. Stewart Cross. serv;
ices at the g.. H. Hines Co. Funeral
essar css; 'alx Hiil Cemetery. st ''m' 1n'e'sn'
IKROGMANN. GEORGE A., sR. On SUM-
day. July B. 1855, at his residence
606 Girard st. ne. GEORGE A, KRoG-
MANN. Sr.. beloved husband Of Loretta
Kss M Ms fathfg Rts Of aeRsSs SaSS
Mrs. .Marilyn L. Joholske and Mrs. Anne
Rudolph Edward and Carl F. krog-
ss4esa Ms Mssehes Anan and KapDfs sFs
Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 GeorFia
ave. NV. on Friday, July 8. a. $3.50
| thongs Church. 10th and Monroe sts
| ne. at 10 am. Interment Arlingtor
National Cemetery.
LAWRENCE. WILLIAM B. On Monday
General hospital. WILLIAM B. LAW,
eFfGE SEss o'Gysd HTs Lsn hfhs1 n H. Ns ias
and james W. Lawrence. Aso surviv'
ms are four brothers. Arthur, Howard
Paul and Thomas Lawrence: one sister
aren Gts sasan SIX srest.srandesIdrsn Mtsn and
host of other relatives, and friends
After s pm. Wednesday. July g.; friend,
pay cali at the Robert L; snoyder
funeral services will be held on Thurs.
day, July z. at II am. Intermeni
st Marys County. Md.
LIE coMPTE. LESLIE r. OF 2511 valle,
way. cheverly; Nd. on July 4 l9b5
husband Of .Is L. Rue ,,in,. G lie compts srnDS
father of Marie Claire lie Compte
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8
LEEPER, HOWARD. On Sunday. July
Arb Sof IEEpER Il ERee1%an son Of As he late % Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Leeper Of Charlotte,
| N. C Also surviving are one uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Leepei
Of Philadelphia, Pa, cousins, Mr: and
b. G., and Jessie Howie Of phiiedelphia
| Pa. and q host OF other relatives ano
| friends. Remains resting at the
| Cornish 4 Cornish a. Son Funera
Home. 212l 10th st. NV. Notice. oil
LEFTwIcH, BETTY GLIMsTEDT. Or
Monday, July 4 1859, AZ EmeLgencS
hospitsl BETTY GL!MsTEoT LEFT.
Of 373s Albemarle st. NV. beloved
/ daughter OF Mrs. Howard r. Brese,
and stepdaughter of Col. Howard F
Bresee. granddaughter OF Mrs. Geors,
esrTovs Fssnos snd ness .s o. cs Mrs Hell, ts,
s. II. Hines Co: Fuperal Home. 2e0i
july s, where services viii be held OF
| Thursday, July .. ct pm. IntermenI
q f,owers, 'Vo donations may be m made ~ Z
the National Foundation for Infsntil
Paralysis. o
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CLAUDE B. The Holy Name

Name Society Of st. Francis
Xavier Church is requested
to assemble at the Lee Fun
eral Home. 4th and Mass.
ave. ne. on Tuesday, July 5.
at 7:30 pm. for recitation
of the Rosary for our late
,LAUDE B. JOHNSON.
REV. JOHN F. LYONS.
Spiritual Director.
DOMINIC MOTTA,
SECRETARY.
Evening star., 1955-07-05

members of the James Reese
Europe Unit, No. 5. American
Legion Auxiliary, are hereby
notified of the death of our
CLARA STANLEY.
and are requested to assem-
Bile at 1917 ( st. me-. on
July 3. 1855, at T:30 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-05
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS, to settle estate--s
or desirable roadside lots. Georse
Washington Memorial Cemetery, Risgs
Td., near Hysttsvills Day, ST. 3-e442:
ewes. DU. 7-3t61. -5
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, 4 sites,
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HraMa

sAKKRs. HANNAH y On sunday. July
q 1885. HANNAH D. eAKKRs snee
HsitmullsrI: sister Of wIIltnm h.. John
lives "a and i frisnds nay nav esn after 8
pm Monday. July 4. at the TskomR
Funeral Home. e54 Carroll g. nv.
shsrs ,iT ssTviss' y + ssls On ns.smess wsa1ss
olenwood Cemetery.
sAND0E. DAVID LBWIs, sR. Entered
into eternal rest on Sunday. July 3.
1855, at the washington sanitarinm,
PAsD BasSnDs ws Hr. s4SD1E nsDSs VIE,
and father Of Nichal Maine sendoe
Of New York City and David Lewis
Sandoe, jr. Mr. Sandoe also k sur
srest-srsndchildren. Friends NAV cail
at the Lee Funeral Home, 18th St; and
Mass. ave. me-. where services VIII pc
held on .. TnI.,day july isr,i; 4 81 nIot az q
Mifilintovn. Pa, at later date. Please
sCHArTER. MARGUERITE MAY. on
Thursday. june 30. 1855. st the United
ss sisss h.SouIRfFE E1soi HSRtia NAY Nsss NscHAf ses
wife Of Charles schaher. lieutenant
commander. U. 8. n. tretiredl mother
Of Charles A. schafier Of Danviile.
4 oaei6 se6af,ea aa r.. q panSiile. Conn. ssrs:
Ices viii be held at Fort Ayer Chapel
on wednesday. July 9. at ? pm: In
terment Arlington National Cemetery,
SMITH. NATHAN n. On Saturday. July
&. $500 ss' nAThAs "a itHiatsfi 4. Smith, BELOVED
Of Patrieia jane smith. son Of Eioise
Smith S. ., also sTiUss by 0q. "a. S s
Ro6ert, A q, Msttinely Funeral Home: Home:
VII VII be he held on THURSDAY. july z. a
viteS interment IrlinFton Nstional
sSiTH, iTssefs WILLIAM L., Or. On sunday.
July 9; 1882; st sislsy blew MEMORIAL .,Hsss Hos;
RR1sa RnsSsnS %l1h Il Mabel 4 a smith s SG'ea
susan Leah and Linda Kay Smith:
snd' Hdme 4 ns' St can ana a Mass. as Lee ave-
where services will be held on Wednes-
day July 9. at p,m. Intermsnt Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 8
SMOOT. HATTIE A. OF 1922 North Un-
dsTyooa a,.r s aRsGa Al Rss.n VA s4oot So july aunt
q Robert T. rllebrown Trm. sSy seTyicss =, a.
NV. on Wednesday July 8. at ! pm.
hid' riIie Ma tsaltimoi.. iHfa Ma. Sun please please
sPINKs. CATHERINE. on Sunday. July
sATHRRIsf assR; sp1sks esssf', a'iSsH Iossn
ClANlC AW-s DCtONCu WlC VI tuc ldte
Richard w. Spinks and mother Of Miss
Cordella Spings. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends. Fu-
neral private. 8
STANLEY. CLARA (sIs WASHINGTON,
pm. CLARA ISIS WAsHINGToNj
STANLEY of 1877 Z st. NE She
leaves loving husband william H
Stanley: devoted daughter. Mrs. Mar
Thomas; three brothers. Henry. Edward
and Milton Seseoe: one niece. eight
nephews and other relatives and many
July 3. friends may y' cali at her late
residence Funeral services on Wednes-
day. July 6, at 1:30 .p.n.. at the
Rehoboth Baptist Church. Rev. A.. II
8. Johnson ofieiatins. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Eugene Ford Funeral Home,
STANLEY. CLARA. All officers and
- members of the James Reese
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Y. u uO iSniNo' oceAetS4'' =
'5 i, 1885. Mrs. ROSIE coLEMAN Of
1904 10th st. NV. beloved mother
Of Wiliie Coleman and Mrs. Elizabeth
stamps She also is survived by one
brother, two sisters. two grandchildren
mains resting, with L. E. Murray 4
may call after 5 pm, TUESDAY s,n %s Ky
held on Wednesday. July 6. at l pm
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
COLLIER, IKE On Wednesday. June 20,
1955, IKE COLLIER of 413 3rd 81.
S.w., beloved brother Of Mrs Addie
Taukley OF New York City. He. is also
survived by other relatives. and many
friends. After pm. Tuesday july 2:
friends are invited to call at the JARVIS
Chapel. 1892 2 st; NV, where al funera n
wednesday, July g. lnterment Arnns-
ton National Cemetery.
COLLIER, MRS. THERESA. suddenly. on
Monday, July 4. 1866. at her resi-
THEsEsA ffhssiE oIc COLLIER. IiH' wife Oi the ists
ssoiiisr. MARY cclller and Rodney ! GoI: Z !:
Co. Funeral Home, 290l l4th 81. nv
on Thursday. July T., at II an IN
terment Monocacy Cemetery. Beans.,
vile. Nd. Baltimore Evening sne
Morning Sun papers please copyo .
Evening star., 1955-09-25
TOO YOUNG TO MARRY
CONTINUED

waiting for the kids, the four of them.
ut didn't work out" Jim said accus-
inely.
Mot the way we hoped" Walter said.
Before they spring it on us" Jim said,
II want to say one thing. We made the
gamble. think we ought to stick with it.
I'll help the kids as much as can. You
plan to stick to the agreement, Waltz
Walter Harrison smiled and suddenly
liked Jim Rawlings better. The man had
a code of decency. And was shrewd
enough to know that to back out would
mean the end of all respect. Jim might
make very acceptable father-in-law for
Jud.
''l'll stick to the agreement" Walter
said.
81 thought ii would be so long before
my daughter would be BRIDE Betty
Rawlings said. II hoped she'd marry. -
She stopped abruptly, and they knew
what she was about to say and shared
her embarrassment Hoped she'd marry
man who could support her nicely.
''Nancy is sweet girl" Mary Harrison
said firmly, and Walter was proud Of her
for saying it. The two couples felt closer,
but there was no favor of gaiety. The
kids were too young to marry. II was
something to face, to feel sorry about.
1t was death Of many hopes.
IHE kids arrived ten minutes later and
came up the walk to the house. They all
went into the living room and, as before,
Jud and Nancy sat together on the couch.
They looked so serious and so young.
Their nervous smiles were little too
mechanical, but Walter saw that Nancy
wasn't so jittery as before. There was
new quality Of repose about her, hint
Of maturity.
so now we get the news Jim said
too heartily.
''Yes, SIR" Jud said. I'VE think it's
swell, the way you've been, the money
and all. Maybe you thought we wouldn't
Evening star., 1955-09-25

stay together for all this time. Maybe
you thought it was just. kid stuff. But
it's been year and it's going to be lot
Of years."
Nancy nodded firmly.
''And so now you want to be married."
Mary Harrison said gently.
''Well ;. we have sort of a counter
Offer" Nancy said. I'VE {. you better
tell them, Jud. mean ask them"
Jun looked down at his hands and then
looked at them all, turned his eyes at last
to his father, steady gray eyes. Were
as certain as we ever were, but maybe we
aren't in so big rush. mean we were
only seventeen last year. We've done a
lot Of talking. About the future and
what well do and what kind Of life we
want to have"
I'VE think we should wait Iittie while
longer" Nancy said. I'm sorry, Jud.
interrupted"
'You don't have to keep putting the
money in. We're not asking for thai"
Jud said. I'VE can both get into State.
I've been writing to Student Aid, and
we've got two part-time jobs lined up and
we both want to 60 up there in the fall"
And we don't want to get married."
Nancy said, until we find out the score
up there. You know, how the other mar
ried kids make out and what the living
situation is and all"
49," Jud continued, 1--WE wonder if
you'll 60 along with this. You keep the
money and start giving it back to US in
September after we get up there. We can
figure out what we'll need and let you
know. How much month";"
We'll make budgets and things"
Nancy said, her eyes bright and eager
and excited.
''And sort Of plan on getting married
either on Christmas vacation or Easter
vacation, whichever seems to work out
right" Jud said. I'VE can live in the
Continued on next page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
$40 Suicides
IN MEXICO LAST YEAR
aga Tried, But Failed

BECAUSE OF LACK OF KNOW-HOW'!
Mexico has had too much of the devils Roman Ca
thocism, Communism and dependence upon the devils
medicine, surgery and psychatry!-n which the devil
dsres to ignore and defy Christ Jesus admo
milton: 1.-THE FLESH PROFITETH NOTHINC"-
But the devils Adams and Ewes will fuss around
the flesh and fail to seek spiritual, dvnely scientific
Chrske rebirth in which they could exchange the
nal socalled mind of their parents for the divine MIND
infinite Spirit infinite Soul And there il only ONE in
each case Who is the and only infallible true
Parent in-and of-the entire universe! !"our Father
Mother God, sll-harmonious'!
See-670 Suicides in Mexico Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Russians and Chinese Do Not
Eat Very Well!
MuIti-MiIIions Barely Exist!

The devils Red cola'hs seek 10 compensate for their
poverty OF divine and spiritual with big talk busfsr
iniinidsiion ihresis-ss DULLES have always done!
Bvt-fhe irresistible historic pattern-God's harvest
time for sin remsns-ihe Phisne giant, Goliath OF Gath
Who densd the armies OF The living Cod The devils doPs
going down for The COUNT
The youth Dsvd.-ittIe but mighty in divine power
cvershrsw the Phisns giant by merely singing stone
with such accuracy that lodged in his Temples and little
while later the youth David vnsrmed takes Gciahs sword
and cuts OF Coiath's head
Such is the end for The devils coliaths when confronted
with christliks spirituality and rishteousnessl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
mo Business Like Show Bushes"
That's What the Devil Says!!!

says God, Detroit Tribune AND PLENTY MoREl
SHOW BUSINESS IS THE DEVILS COUNTERPART
OF GODS cHURcHEsn
TOO OFTEN THE SHOW BUSINESS HAS BEENA
VEHICLE OF WEALTH FOR cLoRlFED. MALE AND
FEMALE. MORAL AND SPIRITUAL PRoSTlTUTESll
CONSIDER SOME OF THE GOD CONDEMNED.
SPIRITUAL 'BASTARDS' Heb l27. 81 WHO OPERATE
OUR BURlEsouE HOUSES. AND CONTRIBUTE TO
ADULT AND JUVENILE DELlNoUENcYi-BUT THEY
ARE ONLY THE cRuDER ASPECT OF THE DEVILS
DUPEsl-oF GOD CONDEMNED SEX EXPLOITATION
AND RAckETEERlNo IN THE ENTERTAINMENT
WoRLDll
OBJECT OF TRUE RELIGION IS TO cRUclFY THE
FLESH AND GloRFY THE SPIRIT!
BUT WHAT 90 THE SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES IN
SHOW BUSINESS Do7 THEY SMOTHER MANS
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL SENSE AND PROMOTE
sENsUALlTY FoRNcArloN. AND ADULTERY
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL HAS DECLARED THERE
SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN A SECOND WORLD WAR;
BUT THE GOD CONDEMNED SEX RAcKETEERs.
BOTH MALE AND FEMALE. IN SHOW BUSINESS
PRosrlTuTED CIVILIZATIONS DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL SENSE. AND CHRISTINE PoTENTlALTlEsi
HENCE. A ROMAN CATHOLIC RENEGADE, HITLER
COULD RlSEl-iMAklNc HAY OUT OF THE DEVILS
JUDAS CHRIST VOID. ANTl.cHRlsT. JUDAIsMln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
RABBI CHRISTIAN PRESENTS:
why Left Masonry"
The Detroit Tribune Re Masons-

is the writer's understanding that Masonry has on
honorable record in The United States other predominant
" Protestant nations.
The political forsbess Of country were predominant
" Masons-ceorgs Washington and almost oil the sqners
OF the Declaration Of independence
We believe Masonry has good record in charity in
ethics.
We believe Masonry received great impetus in The
Second Coming Of the Christ divine Truth Life and Love-
in Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah 10 al psopls
which hes been with since 1875
See "Why Left Mssonry"-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
State Pilot Dies in Formosa Crash"

(DefToif NeWsI
A Jackson Navy pilot. Ensign David W. Whitman TO-
WI, killed in waters of Fomoss Tuesday when his si fighter
,,s crashed while attempting 10 land the carrier Wasp
His wife the former Marian Tester. OF Detroit, now
living in Diego received the notification Yesterday from
the Navy Department. His body was not recovered.
Whitman attended the General Motors institute Two
years and transferred 10 Michigan State College where ne
in 1882 He enlisted in the Navy and won his wings
az Psnsseols in November. 1883.
Other survivors include brother in The Navy It. Harvey
Whitman; sister, Mrs. Msryn crsnnors, Of Jackson, and
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Irwin X. Whitman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19

The evidence include good
reports We hear regularly.
The clear records which we
receive cannot be overlooked.
And we can be grateful to
God, and thankful to our
friends for their courage,
faith in God, in themselves.
and others. If it were not
for those who put their trust
in God. the entire world
would be in turmoil.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
Discrimination Termed 'Phony'
Business Luxury

e. y MonifoTI
NEW YoRk-Diseriminsfion costs American business
and industry 30 billion dollars year and Is "a wosfv
frsvsssnes" that be eliminated according two psmph
lets issued here by the National Conference Of Christians and
Jews
was prepared by Elmo Ropsrwsknown analyst Of public
opinion marketing trends and employee sfudss-on The
basis Of u years research
The other. "A Fair Chance for All Amsresns," com
prsss four articles how discrimination eliminated N
The employment practices Of Of The eovnsrs large
industries.
Standardization Termed-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
MaIenkov's Resignation!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s. = r
Modern Christian Science Cru.ae

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-M Mother God, all
harmonious (p. 16, Science and Health with Ney 10
en-. ser,ptures bv Mary Baker Eddy with world
me,..ge and mission, who wildly the grace OF God
do a Martin Luther job in this sge!l And
Howl Science & Health, our textbook, 70 Gods LID
orator OF The Bible.
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEi AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus ''loved righteousness and hated n'quityl
The 'lukewarm" live in a fools paradise!
THE DEVILS kREMLlN. lUNATlc ASYLUM HABITAT
OF GOLIATH CRIMINALS IS NERVOUS OVER THE
INCREASING POWER or THE UNITED STATES
GODS MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATloNsl-
WHOSE VERY EXISTENCE PREDEsTINEs THE
DESTRUCTION OR CONVERSION OF comMUNlsmlN
Also our allies have gained wonderfully in strength,
both in Western Europe and in the Near East and The rs
Easi-Jspsn the Philippines for examples Australia and New
Zealand are invaluable bssons the devil running amvek
In those portions Of the slobel
PART
GODS MAN-DWlcHT DAVID ElsENHoWER-lN
THE WHITE HOUSE. MAKES THE REDS NERvoUSl
THEY KNOW HE HAS THEIR NUMBER!
Even StsIn-who wanted 10 live many more years
wa. determined that he would nevertheless after the
miracle nomination OF SStar General Eisenhower and his
election, Josef STAIN Persvsded-by God and
he deviI-to give up The shosi-The Day OF Reckoning
beekoningl
No more free real estate lying around loose Stain
perceived And that isn't the half OF III
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
Significant Headlines:
more UNREST PLAQUES REDS THAN
FREE WORLD REALIZES"

FREE WORLD KEALTZES'
BY Drew Pearson free Press)
WASHINCTON-Here is how the diplomats view
Mo ,:ows latest political turnover:
A. far the u. S. concerned it's two-way street
Nka Khrushchev, the back stage dictator of Russia
vigorously antiAmerican much belligerent than
the placid Malenkov
But the for the is serious in
aide Russia Purges in various Soviet republics have
been headned in the press but they've been mpor
tant. Part of them weed Marshal Berias fol-
lowers; part to stamp out unrest
See-Signfcant Headnes-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Devil Horning In!
'Iniustiees Of JAW Journeymen Cards

To The Editor:
Detroit Times
With reference editorial in your newspaper per.
tanning TO ovrnsymsn cards in the UAWcIo wish 10 dis
sloss Of the demands involved in this vnorhodox
operation
You must produce letters from former employers show
Ing the time and date worked in that particular eIsse
which data must show 1850 days years. applied in that
classified alton
This actually II 10 40 years due interrupted
service such lsyo and other conditions beyond workers
control which do not interest the obeevriy union boys
See-The Devil Horning In-Page7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
The Devil Robs Retired Detroit
Policeman Of Just About the Biblical
ID Years!

HIS TWO FALSE FRIENDSHIPS EUROPEAN
RELIGION AND MATERIA MEDICA-PRECLUDED
THE SPIRITUAL REBIRTH, JESUS,
ENJONED UPON NICODEMUS!
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
PLES-INDISPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE,
TO ACCEPT GODS WONDERFUL INVITATION
TO ST. PAUL TO YOU: LET THAT MIND BE IN YOU
WHICH WAS ALSO IN CHRIST JESUS!
Detroit News)-"A retired Detroit patrolman,
Howard n. Borck, 50 will be buried in Michigan
Memorial Cemetery, following services at tomorrow
in the Hamilton. Bell Chapel Birmingham. MIR. Borck
died Sunday in Nit. Carmel Hospital. >"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19

God Is the Harmony of Life
God is the harmony OF
mans life. 1t is He who
brings harmony in the home.
in the business and all public
affairs, municipal, national
and international.
1t is true that as long az
the human race can catch
a glimpse of perfect har.
mony of the divine Mind
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
Chicago Roman Catholicism Loses
Son Age 39-Mentor H. Jopp

THE DEVIL TAKING NEARLY 30 YEARS VIA THE
DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC 'PRoSTiTuTEsI-oF THE
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL AND D-R.UG-L-E-S-S
CHRISTIANITY OF CHRIST JEsus. AND THE DEVILS
MEDICINE. SURGERY. AND PsYcHlATRYl-MEDIcAL
PSYCHOLOGY BEING SATURATED WITH THE
DEVL!-ANlMAL MAcNE NORTHUMBERLAND
THUS sUFFocATINc THE PATIENTS DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL sENsEI-oNE's T-Hi-N-kI-Ncl-oNE's
VERY LIFE HEREl
Hence. Jesus sdnonifon THE flesh proffeth noihnsl
(which Hebrews Catholics Pofessnts and other prisoners
Of the dev-Adams and Ewes whom Satan hath bound
dsobey a. their peril
~ the Spirit that qviekeneh; the flesh prolteh MOTH
ins the words that speak unto they Spirit and they
are life" John 663)
(chiesso Trbvne Mass for Mentor II. Jopp. will
be said in 81. Certrvde's Church. Franklin Park
empIoys Of Stewsrf-Nsrner Corporation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19

Detroit Timssl
70 The Editor:
Your article Of Feb 1855 forecast higher wages but
fewer Jobs. the ALL leaders opened top level winter
meetings in Miami Beach.
The AL Tssmsfers Union in Detroit causing vn-
employment In This area by having companies lay of The
See-Fsvored Unionists Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-19
Doctor Drives Over 200 Miles With
No Oil In Crankease!

Before driving from San Antonio Texas, 10 Nashville
Tenn writes Dr. w. F. Buckley Of Marietta Ohio II stopped
Tor gas an oil change and grease job That night drove
hard TO Dallas 200 miles away Ny dash lights were
and since The motor didn't ovsrhss did not check my oil
pressure Imagine my surprise when found the station
See-Doctor Drives Over zoo Miles-Page
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BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
THE MOST HIGH GOD is MIND.

THE MOST HIGH GOD is MIND.
We are gaining special jurisdiction mortal mind
conform to the Truth, while seeking that Mind
which in Christ Jesus.
Behold, send you forth sheep in the midst Of
wolves: be therefore wise serpents and harmless
doves" (Jesus-Matt 1O:16.)
The influence the divine Mind 10 felt everywhers
spiritual man is found.
Isaiah visioned the light of the divine Mind while
listening for the voice of God, to be revealed through
consciousness and be recorded
COMFORT FOR THE PEOPLE
l. Comfort ye comfort we my people, saith your
God.
8. 20 Zion, that bringest good tidings, lift up thy
voice with strength; lift up, be afraid say the
cities of Judah, Behold your God!
10. Behold the Lord God will with strong
hand and His shall rule for Him behold his
10 with Him, and His work before Him." Isa 40: g. TO-
Mrs. Eddy through her devotion to the divine Mind,
caught true revelation of that Mind which Christ
Jesus. And she haS written in textbook Science
Health with Key to the Scriptures, page 171
Minds control over the universe, including man. 10
no longer question: but is demonstrable Science
Jesus illustrated the divine Principle and the power
immortal Mind by healing sickness and sin and destroying
the foundation of death"