davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-23

More than 1900 seagoing ships
we're sunk in World War II.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-12-20

Once again it reread the Christmas
story May the wonder of its meaning be renewed in our
minds and hearts during this blessed season and may
Peace and Good Will reign at Chrstmastime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
lrnished ov che Associated Press

Rates Of DIVIDENDS IN the Ioregoins
taot are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly OF semi. annuai
declaration Unless otherwise noted spe
c'al OF eNtrs dividends are not included
Also extra OF extras Annual rate
plus stock dividend Declared on paid
IN lgo3 plus stock dividend Declared
OF paid 50 Tar this year / Rayable m
stock during 1865 estimated cash vanif
on ex-dividend or redistribution date
PAID last year h Declared on pair
after stock DIVIDEND OF split.up gDt
clarec " oaid this wear an nceumuia
i've issue with DIVIDENDS IN ARREARS
& Pai0 this wear dividend omitted dc
terred OF nc action taken at last civi
demo meetine Declared or paid In
l95t plus stock dividend Payable hi
stock durint 1886 estimated cash yalif
on ex.divldend OF ex.distributior date
Liquidatine dividend cid Called xEx
DIVIDEND k.dis Ex distribution II E1
rights ~ without warrants Wv WITT
warrants wd when distributed vi When
issued no Next day delivery I'm bank
ruptcy ~ ieceiverShip OF beine' reof
Eanlzeu under the Bankruptcy Act OF
securities assumed b. such companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
Phone Profits
Above 1855

Net income Of Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. rose to
$6.622,535 in IL months ended
April 80. compared with S.
9S5.671 in the previous IL
months. it was reported by H.
Holmes vogel. vice president in
charge Of the Washington COM
Ipany.
Operating revenues Of $751;
1881 were up $3,35l,635. while
operating expenses of S38,30l, :
1888 increased $1,76l,8 1902 from
the previous period.
Net for April was $5744l0.
compared with $540,5e8 in April
last year. April operating rev.
enues of $4,706,433 were $201.413
above a year ago and operating
expenses Of So, 226.9 57 were $780,
I557 higher.
The company had 557, O57 tefe-
phones in service on April 80
a gain of 16,474 from a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

vacti0ning Americans will
spend SIS billion travelling around
their own country this year. an
American Express Co. survey
shows.
Sears ROebuck reports it spent
SAL, IT'S 900 for newspaper adver-
Using in 1855, an outlay Of sos
per cent than the 1854 figure OF
$37, 673. 300.
Retail stores in the Nation are
expected to ring up q sales total
of 1852 billion In June for a
gain Of 5 per cent over June,
1955.-Sales Management Maya
zine.
Crude OIL Stocks, domestic
and foreign. totaled 278, 1856. 900
barrels on May rs, q net increase
Of 100000 barrels for the
week.-Bureau Of Mines.
BltuminOus production during
the week ended May 26 totaled
about 10,115.000 tons. compared
with 100000 in the period
ended May 10. Output in the
corresponding 1855 week was
9,244.000 tons.
Square d Co.. makers of cleo
trical distribution and control
devices. announces plans to con-
struct an electrical equipment
assembly plant at Atlanta, Ga.
Coal Dumpings at Hampton
Roads piers are running well
ahead Of the first five months
of 1855. The three coal-carrying
roads, Gao, NS1W and Vir-
ginian. dumped 1,130,915 more
tons of coal last month than in
May. 1855. and so far this year
have handled 6,898,767 more
tons than in the first five months
of 1855.
General Motors reports 241.-
SIT passenger cars and 37,766
trucks were built last month,
bringing GIN output to date this
year to l,500.1S1 cars and 2I4,612
trucks. In May Of last year GIN
built 366,966 cars and so, 785
trucks.
Ford Motor reports l68.184
cars and trucks were built in
May to bring the total for 1856
to date to S76.196. In May last
year 230,176 cars and trucks
were built and the 1lve-month
total was 1,122.555 units.
Columbia Pictures reports fol
40 weeks ended March 81 net
income of $1.e55,000, equal to
$1.57 a share compared with
1855, 900, or 1925 a share in
the like period a year ago.
Julius Kayser & Co., manu-
facturer of lingerie, hosiery,
gloves and swimwear, reports
first quarter net income $780,
95S or 38 cents a common share
VS.. $274.011 or a cents q share
in the like 1855 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
CHICAGOLIVESTOcK

CHICAGO. June 2 R.-Butcher hogs
ended steady to rs. cents lower this week
while sows declined 20. to 80 cents.
tinued to advance, Pork loins, butts
followins a similar rise last week.
,na steers sss g ssited S9 cents to 90 dur
choice and below. Heifers also were up
% cents TO SI.00. Top. for the week
Lambs ssined IS to 50 cents while
(USDAl--Salable hogs 600. total 900
ESTIMATED; compared week ago: Butch
sows comprised "a per cent Of receipts !;
trade generally active and carried q
urn undertone throughout. receipts COM
ana sTss mixed ~ ssrr cTsde lots No
the close few small lots mixed No /
and 10000 ID butchers. most OF
which were sorted from larger lots,
/ to grades iS6-2s5 is closed AT AZ
.l7.15-1S 90 with the bulk No . and 3
l90-270 Id butchers 17.25-l5.75: limited
iS,.5 ~ and small lots iso:lsS Is
i6.0O- ! 80, larger lots Of 325-50O
425-600 10 weights l2.75-14.25.
ms ssS6le cattle "a 100 total 100 sssti.
steers largely SOL 90 higher; heifers
mostly 5O-1.00 higher: cows weak to
20 lower. Bulls 50-75 higher; vealers
,OO-2.0O lower; stockers and feeders
strong; on the weeks opening market
around ~ loads prime 1.1s5-1 400 10.
steers sold at 23. 1924 so; load lots
high. choice mixed choice and prime
,000-1 500 ID late 22.25-e3. so; early
bulk choice steers all weiehts 20..5-
21;25 late bulk 81 ,0O-22.OO, weeks
bulk good steers l7.75-2O.OO: load choice
to mostly prime $40 ID. heifers 22.25;
late. bulk choice heiferS 2O.25-2l 10:
good 10 low choice grades l7.75-20. 90:
utility and commercial COWS largely
.50-13.50; Gamers and cutters 1000
l3.OOi bulls closed at the high point
OF the week with utility and commercial
grades late 14,25-l6.25: most good and
choice vealers late 19.00-230O, few head
"a 90; Gull to commercial veaiers closed
at lO00-lS00; few loads good and
choice 100000 h. steer calves 10. no.
22. IS; few medium stock steer calves
10. SOL 9 80. high medium to low choice
yearling stocker and feeder steers 1900
1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
Stocks Cling to Gains
After 3-Week Decline

World War II by invading Po-
land. On Sept. 5, 1899, the United
States declared a policy of neu-
trality.
The Tuesday rally put the APP
60-Stock average up $3.50. Based
on this gain, the quoted value of
securities listed on the New York
Stock Exchange gained an esti-
mated 81 billion, recouping that
much of the $18 billion lost dur
ing the long reaction.
The Tuesday rally was the
Wall Street analysts delight be-
cause it fell SO neatly within the
classic patterns established by
their charts and graphs.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York Stock
Exchange were General Motors
up ia at 429s on l49,500 shares;
Standard Oil New Jersey up
|1ss at Sta: U. S. Steel UP Ia
at SIS. Allegheny Corp. off "a at
|8ss, and Royal Dutch up e at
los,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
BY ED MORSE


NEW YORK. June 2 (R.-The
stock market staged its long
awaited rally last Tuesday and
held on to enough of its gains to
push the averages for the week
over to the plus side.
This followed three straight
weekly declines and gave Wall
Street a welcome breather from
the irregular retreat that pre-
vailed since the market reached
its record high April 6.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks advanced $l.20 on
the week to $17S.60.
But its sparkling performance
on Tuesday far odtshone any
thing the market did on the other
three trading days. Wednesday
was the Memorial Day holiday.
On Tuesday the market, made
its greatest advance on average
since Sept. 5, 1899, which was
four days after Hitler launched
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Big vs.. Small Borrowers
BY SYLVIA PORTER

They are the smaller" less
established companies-of the
calibre say, of Studebaker-Pack-
ard and Of the prosperous but
new little mill.
This problem is no secret to
the small businessman caught in
the pinch-and to his friends
and defenders.
What is the answer-outside
of a vast outpouring Of funds
which, if the Federal Reserve is
right, could be perilously infia-
tionary?
No one has come UP with a
satisfactory one. but New York
Reserve Bank President Allan
Sproul is assuming leadership of
a campaign for the establishment
of a presidential commission to
dig into our entire banking and
money system to see what can
be done and should be done.
Copyright, 1885, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

Imagine that you are a banker,
that you have 81 million to lend
and that five corporations have
just applied to you for loans to
finance expansion of their plants
and facilities.
American Telephone wants to
borrow q half-million. General
Motors wants a quarter-million.
U. S. Steel also wants a quarter
million. Studebaker P ackard
wants $150,00O. And the pros
porous but small and fairly new
mill across town wants 500, 900.
Now you're a banker. While
one of your major functions is
to lend money, one of your majof
duties is to protect your deposit
tors funds. And you understand
ably take pride in having among
your borrowers the best, most
established credit risks you can
get.
Automatic Preference
How then do you split your
81 million among flve borrowers
who have asked for SIPS mil
lion?
You know the answer. You au-
tomatically give preference to
the big three-Telephone, GIN
Steel. You probably turn down
IStudebaker-Packard. for you
are aware OF Studebaker's finan-
cial troubles. You either refuse
the little mills request or cut
the loan way down.
This is an over-simplified il
lustration. of course, but it I'M
derlines what is happening all
over the country today.
The Federal Reserve Board is
not making available to the Ma
tion's banks enough funds to
permit them to fulfill the bor-
rowing demands of all who are
asking loans because it is con-
WINGED there just aren't enough
materials and manpower around
to build all the projects business
men want to build. It fears that
if it doesn't keep the lid on
credit, there'll be too much
money scramhling for too few
materials-and that spells a
price spiral.
Borrowers Turned Away
So money is tight" Borrow
ers are being turned away in
droves.
Now comes the point empha-
sized by the illustration. For the
borrowers in the toughest
squeeze are not companies OF
the calibre of Telephone, GIN,
Steel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
| HAD TO EARN
$500 A week
So | sent Sc to The
Wall Street Journal

High prices and taxes were get
ting me down. had to have 5000
week or reduce my standard OF
living. Like Alice in Wonderland,
I had to run faster to stay in the
same place.
So l started reading The Wall
Street Journal. / needed its warn
ings. l cashed in on the ideas IL
gave me for earning extra income
and cutting expenses. / got the
money needed. Now I'm slowly
forging ahead. Believe me, read
ing The Journal every day is a
wonderful get-ahead plan.
This experience is typical. Each
day The Wall Street Journal tells
you about far-reaching changes
taking place in America. New in
ventions. New industries. New
ways of doing business. New OPP
portunities to earn money. The
journal gives you quick warning
of any new trend that may affect
your pocketbook. The Journal is q
wonderful aid to salaried men
making $1,000 to $4,000 a year. It
is valuable to the owner of a small
business. 1t can be of priceless
benefit to young men who want to
win advancement.
The Wall Street Journal is the
complete business DAILY. Has
largest staff Of writers on business
and finance. The only business
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but you can get Trial Subscrip-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. JUNE 8, lpsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 2 IA majority Of
grain futures ended lower on the Board
of Trade this week, but only In july
Soybeans we're losses very large. July
beans dropped Ss4 cents.
The best gains were recorded in new
crop corn, entirely as q result Of sharp
upsweep on Thursday and Friday. New
crop soybeans made small fractional
gains.
Wheat closed the week ss-1s higher
corn "a lower to "a higher, oats un-
changed to j cent lower. rye 2M-3N2
lower. soybeans Ss4 lower to u higher
and lard 40 to 65 cents a hundred
pounds lower.
Range Of prices for the week:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
TOBACCO SALES

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. June 2
H.-Tobacco prices by grades were I'M
changed to a little higher on Southern
Maryland auction markets this week.
The Federal-State Market News Sery-
ice, in reporting this said deliveries to
the selling centers increased, but volume
OF sales was only medium. Quality Of
offerings showed little change.
Auction net sales during the week
ended May 81 totaled ,941.27O pounds
and averaged 1892 a 100 This average
was q decline Of 73 cents from the pre-
vious week. Season sales nov. stand at
l1,254,416 pounds averaging "a SO, Last
year at this time 13,0S6,2Q5 pounds had
been sold for return Of Ass In spite
Of sales OF / s million pounds less than
the previous year, the value is nearly
S263,000 greater.
Net receipts of the Baltimore Hoeshead
Market for the season were reported
around 917,100 pounds. This, COM
bined with auction sales, totals about
I2,171 800 pounds.
Auction bid averages per hundred
pou tst H. on nmite d. nu msr OF Ispre.
Wk. ended Chgs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

tunt OF tradine 10 shares or sales IN full Rates
o. dividends IN the foregoinR table annual dis.
declaration Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included Also extra or extras
Annual rate plus stock dividend Declared or paid
IN 'gSs pSS s9fs dividend DECLARED Or paid 50
mated cash value on ex-dividend OF ex distribution
DIVIDEND Or split up osclaTsd paid this
this year, dividend omitted deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting Declared or paid IN
1925 estimated cash value ex-dyidsnd OF exds-
tribution date LQutdatins dividend cid Called
rx.dyidend x-dis Ex-distrbution xr Ex-rights
xM without warrants WV With warrants wd When
In bankruptcy receivershp or being reorganized
such companies 1890 =.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
Son Healed Quickly Of Dipthsvia


wore man ~ years go, my hsslsd ~ dhthsrs
almost over night had been studying Christian selsRes
only FEW months and my had been In shs ssWasy
senool only short WHILE when my youngest
brought home from school very sick. was during
severe epidemic Of diphfhsris.
That ssfesnoon he could not swallow milk wsstes,
snd was broken out with rash which ssld ssss
with dPhfsrs His brothers stayed close to him repeating
God b Love, God your Hss, which they svtisg
IN the Sunday school, Instead Of becoming afraid wei
coined the opportunity TO prove GOES So to
pray resd me eibs and Science end Hs win Key To- M
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
The next morning the child very quiet IN Bed Soon
ne said LET'S sing And began TO sing softly together.
SHEPHERD SHOW nae HOW TO co.. When fhs song
was finished he slid out Of bed asked for his clothes sn
his breakfast. Hs was healed He etc hssry bsssssss
and he YVES At play Just though nothing Mad hap
pened.
Later in the day doctor sent by The school. He
examined the boy thoroughly and looked UP and said he
shows every symptom Of having had u
dphfheria but It's gone The doctor smiled and said Yov
are ok. boy you have licked H. Go on back to school,"
The next few days he was in school, we'll And
the other two boys did not have trace Of the disease
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08

(Contnued from Bac's PAGE,
r. D. r. IS IN THAT HELL RIGHT MOVIE!
This verse Is preceded with TEAR NOT HIM WHO CAN
DESTROY THE BODY!
AND so, CHINA WAS REMOVED FROM THE
LEADERSHIP or PROTESTANT cENERALissiMo
AND MADAME CHANG Kk: sHEK. AND THE
DEVILS REDS TOOK OVER CHINA! AND TRUMAN.
PRISONER or THE DEVIL ~NHoM SATAN HATH
BOUND Is per regarding the Unrspsnfsns sinners
AND OTHER CHRISTIAN AND HEBREW
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL, and REDS effected
RAPID REHABILITATION OF OUR DOMINANT
MILITARY PoWERl AND so. WE GOT KOREA WITH
MUCH LOSS or BLOOD AND TREAsuRe-SoME
FIFTY BILLIONS OR MORE!
PART
ALL NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTIST CHURCHES AND
LEADERS ARE PRISONERS or THE DEvILI-MoRE
OR LESS
COMMUNISM RAMPANT REFLECTS NoN-cHRIsTiAN
SCIENCE PRAYERS. THINKING. LEApERsHiPin
We rsitsrsss: THE PsYcHoL ocIcAL AND SPIRITUAL
DESTRUCTION or EGYPTIAN DesPoTisM. 1877 B. G..
VIA nv WORD WELDED THRU MOSES. INDICATES
THE CERTAIN PsYcHoL ocIcAL AND SPIRITUAL
DESTRUCTION or COMMUNISM iN THESE TIMES.
AS M INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT. NY GREATEST
AND ONLY PURE AND MATURE, AND COMPLETE.
RELIGION AND rtfERAPeUTIcs FOR ALL RACES
AND PEOPLES GAINS INCREASING MOMENTUM,
AND nv CHOSEN PEoPLe-cHRisTLtKe CHRIS
TiAN scrENTlsrsi-RfsE 70 POSITIONS OF
AUTHORITY. M INCREASING NUMBERS. AMONG
ALL RACES. NATIONS. AND PeoPtES
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. DEC Q. 1885 n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08

THESE coNvuL soNs or NATURE. se-esIsd. ARE
MERELY MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT
RUkIesoUES OF THE @vHE AND ETERNAL
p1AkNoUuY
ep9NsSr JESUS THE psasecr MODEL, AND
MRS RpDY, NY GREATEST REPRsseNTATIvE SINCE
tn MASTER, THsRGTos FOLLOW YOUR kGAoEk
ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRISTI
THE DEVIL, WA SUFFERING. WILL DRIVE ALL or
HIS ADAM AND EVE DUPEs STEP az STEP. HERE
ANeo HEREAFTER, INTO REPENTANCE or SIN.
MEekMEss, AND HUMILITY, AND nv CHOSEN
PEOPLE cHRIsTLikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
WAL uFFECT coMplsTE ANAkgssteteS 10 THE
ONE AND ONLY REAL CREATOR. PARENT
rCALL NO MAN. ;. FATHER"-ss per Jssvsl-THE
ONLY SUBSTANCE. INFINITE, WeFAlk,eIe Ss5se*T
MIND. SoULL-
ONE CREATOR, ONE CREATION one UNIVERSE.
Externally. cIoMP-LE-TE-LY POPULATED WITH
oMNlPAE5EMT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE IS
D.EMo-N.s.T.RA-et-e 70 THE pvR6 ~ hEART"i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
The Mont Christ Scientist Clergy
OF he WorA-M Satan Bound u!

end Ny chosen Bible King James Protestant wnen mo
devil per Abe Lincoln and Shakespeare 100 OTTO"
for kfs own purpose e-,..~
49, ~seisnes and Health with Key to fhs Scriptures
'dessss 10 Ny greatest Representative since cnrs 's.u
m. Rev Mary Baker Eddy "pivns Mind rightly demands
mans entire obedience affection and strength no
ton made for any lesser loyalty Obedience TO rum gives
man eowsr and strength Submission to error sope'"ooe''
loss Of power" .....n s-ryr RI
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK I IMP ,.sl 10
L,seRATE THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE HUMAN
SAGE SOON THEIR DEFECTIVE SANITY HONESTY
luocsssNT. IhjyELl lesNcEi sEcAus6-THE IExI.
BOOK IS nv MASTER HEALER MIRACLE "oNN-"'
CLERGY AND LAyMEN WHO HAVE NOT SUB
MlyTEp to .rs DISCIPLINE AND HAVE MOI o..
NS0vvs, THE KNEE" 70 y AND NY lNcoM-
PARABLE PROPHECIES, DAUcHrsRRsvELA.osns ,ru
THlRsoF. ARE sTlLl eUNeTIons ssr !e ecd noe"
~ THs pevILs ANrI-cHRsr, ApAAsvs .Sv
AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN s'N'"'"'-
ALL CONCEIVED ~ sN"!-Jeb'
e.G..u.. - .vssa.r, testimonial BY Mrs. En'nsse"
on "pphskssis."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
True va|ues-life-|ndes truetib|e!

S. John In Revelation gave various symbols Of the new
jerusalem, the new heaven and new earth-Wt4ERE'N
pWELLETH RIGHTEOUSNESS" AND MvuL-
NERABLE ETERNAL HARMoNY!-vsns the symbols
Of STREETS PAVED WITH GOLD and an abundance OF
PRECIOUS JEWELS, % did Jesus iken THE TREASURES
OF ETERNAL TRUTH. iNFALtIBLE WISDOM. AND
SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING
TO 1.-THE PEARL OF GREAT PRIcE"!-FoR WHICH
A kNxN WOULD SACRIFICE ALL 70 OBTAIN IT.
AND As DICTATED TO NY INCOMPATIBLE
pRoetEress posr.cTvIl WAR DIVINE REvELAToR
or THE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO
ALT PEopCEsl FULFILLING JESUS AND MY
PROMISE or "ANoTHER coMFoRTER"-TH-E
COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH you ALL
rhTNCs~-
Tho Divine Being must be reflected by man-e'ss man
not ire image and likeness Of the patient tender. snd
true fhs One altogether lovely but to understand goo
the work Of eternity and demands absolute o.
thought. energy. and desirs." p. >. s&t)
And, again. from IRE Christian Science textbook NY
imperative savior, protector, and libsrsfor OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-08
AIIness Of Cod


PART
DOES soscALLgp DEATH DESTROY LIFE?
AAS0kUTuAv MOI NEVER
DeATH IS A CHANCE. A TRANSITION, LIKE
eckMst0 pNcM EUROPE TO AMehicAl AND THAT
IS NOT BAD DEAL IN ANY LANGUAGE!
THE HUMAN BODY IS NOT THE PERsoNi IT'S
MERELY aosMsksioNAI, MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGE or THE sum TOTAL OF HUMAN CONSCIOUS
NESS. AND RESIDES 1HeReiM
YOU 90 NOT LIVE w the BODY; IT LIVES IN YOU
IN CONSCIOUSNESS
so 20 THE EARTH. SUN. NOON AND srARsin
SIMILAR BODY AFTER DEATH, UNTIL YOUR
ASCENSION!
~ MAAeGs EVOLVE SPONTANEOUSLY ma
MIRROR. 50 WILL THE DEPARTED IMMEDIATELY
evolve ANOTHER BoDYIMAce PROMPTLY UPON
JOINING THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS
cALLED THE NEXT WORLD!
NO eeookAPtaicAt CHANCES INVOLVED; IT IS
MERELY CHANCE or CONSCIOUSNESS!
AND UNTIL EACH ADAM AND EVE MAKES AN
ASCENSION OUT or THE MORTAL MYTHICAL
ADAM AND EVE DREAM WORLD THoUctiTs AND
BELIEFS. MORTAL LIFE WILL MANIFEST ITSELF
IN CITIES. STATES. AND NATIONS, FACTORIES,
HOMES. AND MOTOR CARS, SUBSCRIBERS, OCEAN
LINERS AND AIR CRAFT. WITH RELtGfON EDUCATION,
CWTUNE AND soesIIsd NATURAL SCIENCE THE
DEVILS rHoNY 'omNfPoTENcE1 WHICH WILL BE
DOMINATED, m INCREASING MEASURE. BY MY
CHOSEN people, cHRIsTLiKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
VIA THE ABSOLUTE CHRIST SCIENCE OF ONE
COO. CREATOR. PARENT rcALL NO NAN FATHER"l
100 pr Jssos). ONE SUBSTANCE, INFALlIBLE
SPIRIT. MIND, SOUL!
MATTER" rs MERELY VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT!
Tie DEVILS MYTHICAL SUBSTANCE. WHO.
hnANsEtF. IS "a MURDERER" IN BELIEF;
"A LIAR WHO ABODE NOT m THE TRUTH BECAUSE
THERE IS NO TRUTH IN hiM"I-N.o RE-A-ttTY!!l
AND ONE UNIVERSE or oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNALt-A sATURArIoN OF Goods