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Jack Blair

MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
White Plains. Nd, Phi LaPlata 487l
Four Miles North Of LaPlata on
West Side of Route 3Ol
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

now TINS SURVEY WAS MADE. The facts presented
exclusively this twopat article from very special
kind of survey Survey Depth" Instead of sampling
large number of persons random, Dr. Goode QeD rst
examined several thousand Detroit divorease court records
and selected as divorced mothers between 20 and 49,
He and his feow-researches then conducted many exhaus
tive interviews lasting several hours and involving some 0
questions The result amazingly frank and complete
set of answers often including revelations made before
close friends DR.. Goode compared his data with
divorce statistics previous divorce studies and recent findings
in psychology make his group representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

RELIGION likewise influences the average marriages
length. The study found that 'Proestants contribute
more than their share the divorce courts. with Jews
contributing almost exactly their share. The Catholics
show the least proneneSs to divorce. But the differ
ences aren't as great as popularity believed.
Church attendance, though. helps hold marriages
together, especially among Catholic couples. Mixed
marriages break up more often than when husbands
and wives Of the same faith.
In short, marriage lasts longer if couples have the
same religious, oocupational, educational and cultural
backgrounds. II different then the normal conflicts in
any marriage are made more intense.
z. NOW LONG WE'RE THEY ACQUAINTED
Most of the marriages in the study were not fy-by-
night affairs 70 per cent of the divorces knew their
husbands year longer before the marriage. Nearly
third were acquainted three years. The longer couple
acquainted, the better chance the marriage had TO
last.
Similarly, longer engagements usually resulted in
longer marriages Among the upperclass women in the
study the engagements were longer as the mar
riages were.
But among most Of these couples the engagement
period was more often short - or non-existent.
whopping II per cent engaged for less than six
months, and 10 per cent had no formal engagement
at all.
OF course, engagement" means different things in
different circles. In upper classes formal engagement
is often commitment to marry and breaking 1t may
be serious social breach Toward the lower classes,
engagement may little more than that the boy and
girl going steady or that they have decided to
indulge in more physical intimacy than normally per-
med those couples who merely dating each other.
A significantly high proportion Of these marriages
without full parental approval Forty per cent Of
the wives families and IS per cent Of the husbands
had disapproved beforehand. Friends, too sometimes
disapproved II the wives friends Is per cent Of the
time, the husbands friends five per cent.
;. WHAT WAS THEIR SOCIAL LIFE LlkE7
The study uses the term dating" to indicate shar-
ing activities inside or outside the home. During the
marriage AZ per cent Of the couples rarely dated -
once month or less. Only 20 per cent dated twice
a week or more, nearly 30 per cent at least once
week.
Dr. Goode points out that these figures somewhat
ambiguous Failure to share activities may mean
couple dislike each other the other hand it may be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

Because most divorces now in big cities, Dr.
Goode focused his scientific searchlight on Detroit
Because women generally feel the marriage breakup
acutey than men, he confined his study to divor
Gees in the very re-maniageable 70 to 50 ages. And
because children complcae after-divorce adjustment,
he concentrated with children, dividing them
into four groups divorced two. eight, IA and
Is months.
OF the interesting highlights in the unique 100000
word study this first article will report the answers to
the following four questions:
4. Whas we're fhe divorced couples backgrounds?
z. How loag we're they acquainted and Engaged?
J. What was their married social life like?
4. What caused the divorce?
Here are the facts. taking up each of the four major
questions in order:
1. WHAT WERE THEIR BACKGROUNDS Here
is breakdown of the areas of possible significance:
Age: The median divorce in the study was 1914
years old when married Since this is year below the
US. average, it may be an argument against too
early marriage. Her husband was about two years
older.
Education: Though slightly more husbands than
wives college graduates far Of the wives had
finished high school. great proportion Of husbands
had only attended grammar school. Couples with SINH
lar educational and occupationa backgrounds were
least likely to be divorced.
Glass; Despite the popular belief that divorce is more
common among the bored neurotc rich than the poor,
the survey found the opposite to be true Upperncome
marriages lasted 1911 years, mddle-income 81 years
and lower-income SO years.
Race: 1t has been widely assumed that white people
divorce more frequently than Negroes But the study
points out that the Negro divorce rate has been greater
all the US. in most recent census reports, and
now is markedly higher in Northern cities.
City vs.. Rural: The marriage of woman with rural
background generally lasts longer II years compared
to 10 years with smaIl-town background and nine
years with big city one.
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approximately 10 million Americans today have been
involved in divorce. More than 10000 children year
are affected by it. And is estimated that divorce is
likely to be experienced by sixth Of the men
and women now living in the u S. who enjoy normal
life span Despite all this divorce has long remained
one of least understood social problems one on
which clear-cut scientific evidence was too often
lacking.
Very important new light is available through a
unique study titled AFTER Divorce to be published
this month The first major field investigation of what
happens mothers who divorce, it probably the most
valuable research book on this emotional and con-
troveTsial subject ever published in the U.s.
The study challenges many commonly held notions
about divorce. Among its hundreds of surprising find
ings are:
The working classes have higher divorce rate than
the upper classes
Divorces with several children :emany quickly
those with fewer children.
Divorces aged 30 have better chance of getting
married than single women the same age.
Nine out of 10 divorces who remarry claim that
their second marriages are better.
Such eye-openng results answer many of Americas
major questions about divorce.
The author Professor William J. Goode, Columbia
University sociologst sought neither to defend nor
attack divorce nor offer advice how to avoid it.
In his comprehensive study, to be published by the
scholarly Free Press OF Glencoe Ill., ms sole aim was 10
set down the scientific facts that he and his staff of 30
trained researchers found.
Until now, relatively little concrete information about
divorce has been available. Many of the questions in
this trailblazng study have not only never been an
swered, but never even previously asked.
DR.. Goode started his divorce investigation at
Michigan's Wayne University over seven years ago.
Since them to complete it, he has been aided financially
and otherwise by among others, the Social Science
Research Council the American Philosophical Society
and Columbia Universitys Council for Research in the
Social Sciences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-08

An important study expIodes whole set Of
myths Here is light the role Of neompatibIit
religious differences, in-Iaws and 'the other woman"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24

4. PREMATURE ADMiTTANcE TO THE COMPANY
IF T1iesbEPAkTED. AND WHAT BLISS TO TELL
n ANo Be TOLD OF THE TRlUMPHs OF THE
MARVELLOUS. PRICELESS. INCOMPATIBLE. TREAS
y ukaS or DIVINE WisDoM!-NoT THE
fooLjsliNess or The so.cALLED WISDOM OF
uNREPENTANT siNNERsl-BUT THAT INvUL.
NERAtLE. TRIUMPHANT. cARIsTLIkE, UNDER
SfANDiNc or ONE AND ONLY ONE CREATOR.
PARnl3T, supSIANcE. INFINITE, lNFALLiBLE
4, Lt1pkIc ,M(Jd6, SOUL, DIVINE LOVE. INFINITE
TR0JA ONGRRtNG, DIVINE PRINCIPLE or ONE
AND ONLY ONE CREATION, PoPULATlNc ALL
ETEkNltY WITH SPIRITUAL. cHRlsTLIkE BEINGS
s-AT.uR.A.Ti.N.c THE ONE AND ONLY
REAL UNIVERSE WITH oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE!
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tcor,inved from Back Psse)

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o6ds ProvIdsnes TO Us throughout our emre n,s'o1y
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which + & our happy dsssiay 70 love and serve
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MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham

QUESTION: What fsish7 II u something real or Is II
. work Of imsonsson7 Is understanding necessary for
faith7 N. "A.
ANSWER: The perfect description Of faith found In
the FIRST wsss Of fs lth chspssr Of The book OF Hsbrsws
Nov faith the substance Tor eondsnes OF things hoped
for The svidsnes Of things not seem"
Faith 10 somsshing very rssI and not work OF shs
Iseinssisn You hsvs exercised fsith many times today
Ven Mt cut Of bod and ssnd s eer having faith that
shs aoor u real end will held you vp.
Not only y understanding not nsessssrv FOR fsifh bu
uudsrsssn6ns b often impossible with limited intel
Isess Faith steps In and makes Me ssk possible. Faith
Is Willingness 10 accept fscss which sursssvss cannot
explain.
ssvdv 81 shs BbIs makes plain Mat salvation
tcontinvsd NsSs Colunsn Tepl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24

On mat dsy lot oil u Of whstsvsv erssd foregsIsr
evr respective places e worship give thanks TO ced
and prsysrfv contemplation those eternal truths and
unssrss principles Of Holy Scripture which have inspired
ve measure Of true greatness this nation has achieved
And et w. ~ ths bspsnesriss ~ This greatness give
good account Of Stewardship BY helping those need
spd ~ rendering cid through religious organisations
and by other sssns 70 shs IN, fhs destitute and s op-
pressed In foreign lands
IN witness whsrsef. have hsrsunfe ~ my hand and
fixed.
Dens at the city Of Washington. ss 18th day Of Novs-
Der IN she year Of Lord nineteen hundred and ftyx
and Of the Independence Of the United States Of America
ths one hundred and sightyfirsf.
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER.
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SOUL CLINIC
SOUL CLINIC
international - Rev. j. Fred Jordan FovndorPresidsnf
October l. 1856


international - Rev. Fred Jordan Fovndor-Presidsnf
October !, 1855
Andrew r. Frvehavf, CS.
Dear Friend
And thou draw thy soul 70 fhe hungry and satisfy
the afflicted SOUL then shall thy light rise in obsevrfY and
thy darkness be fhe mondays and The Lord shall guide
thee continually and satisfy thy soul in drought and make
fat thy bones and shalt be like wafersd garden and like
spring Of water whose waters fail not" Isaiah $500 H.
According TO Gods Word there Is reward and out
pouring Of Gods blessings promised TO those who give OF
their substance and Of themselves in word and prayer 10
feed the hungry and help fhe afflicted souls The above
promise truly for you because Of your gift for chrss
through this worldwide sovIwnning ministry Our
first end primary objective 10 to win lost souls to Christ.
We believe God has commanded and commissioned every
Christian preach fhe Gospel every creature Our field
Is fhs world.
To accomplish such colossal task would be impossible
without hs interest and support Of wonderful faithful
friends In each soul won-in each child skid
fed clothed and introduced TO chrisyov share large
portion Of s reward The work could not be accomplished
without you ihs investment Of your gifts end prayers
God bless you and supply your every need. Is my daily
prayer.
Your grateful servant
Fred Jordan
Legal name American Soul Clinic, incorporated
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depends willingness TO accept by faith certain d.
vnsIy revealed facts. facts which cannot possibly
plain in natural terms.
No can fully grasp ths mPiesfions Of Gods love
revealed in ths sending Of His Son for redemption
II is fact accept BY faith and in That acceptance
find stsrns life. You ssk TO explain II. cannot But
know that II works.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
Communist Gotah-
r tcsniipysd from Beck Peg,
PART
Suffering Is Good for the 'souI'!

but woe unto cruel DEVILS DvpesD
ERRORS MYTHICAL NATURE IS THUS
EXPOSED DEATH. VIA TORTURE, IS oNLYA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MENTAL
EsovEs OF lNvULNERAsie.
|, 9TeRNALLY HARMONIOUS, DIVINE IDEAs
Hekcs ~. PAUL THERETO:
"ALt THINGS WORK TOGETHER FOR GOOD
TO THEM WHO LOVE GOD. !"
eVT, AL THINGS WORK TOGETHER FOR GOOD"
roo. toe THOSE WHO EVEN HATE GOD, IN
D-e.llsE-Fl
THE pEvILIsH, MYTHICAL, HUMAN RACES
AND THEIR so-ealsd MATERIAL" WoRLD-MERELY
MYTHICAL. VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT
DO NOT EXPRESS NY, GODS, NATURE. BECAUSE
SHADOWS, EVEN A MIRAGE. CAN ONLY COUNTER.
FELT OR 6URleS0UE DIVINE REALITY!
PART
CHRIST JESUS THE PERFECT MODELS
%otlow VovR = AoER ONLY so FAR AS SIZE
FoAk0Ws cHRsST"!-Mary Baker Eddy
resAr INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss DAUGHTER.
RerslAJoR or PosT-civIL WAR FULFLLMENT
or T4+-E COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH
You AL THINGS!
"sALUrARy" svEFERlNcl
sUFFERlNc WILL FULFILL NY MANDATE
THAT OF THE DEVILS AMTLcHRisT ADAM AND
EVE HUMANS or ALL RACES BECOMING CHRIST.
LAKE CHRISTIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., THE MODEL
AND, BEHOLD. AND THAT THEY ARE NOWl IN
THEIR TRUE. DIVINE MUNICIPALITIES. MY VERY
IMAGE AND LIKENESS, FLESHLESS. LMMATERlAL,
DkSsFUk. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIkE. ETERNAL
E OFFSPRING. WHICH. DiScERNED. AFTER SUFFER.
INC AND DivlNELY SCIENTIFIC. cHRIsTLlKE.
II SPIRITUAL PURlFicAToN. EFFECTS THE HUMAN
MANIFESTATION OF DIVINE DOMINION OVER
~ ALL"l--AccoRDlNc TO CHRIST!
So PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
kohder Aide Calls

NonIuUeo IIou oocR To8oy
-. - CITES POINTS
~Ths underlying philosophy Of shs JAW IS Msrsf. Just
n dsAnsiy Me dominating philosophy behind The Iron
Curtain Marxs" Smith said The unions elass-eonfef
propaganda gives sufficient evidence Of this fact"
The JAW. Smith said, seeks power by trying to convince
s members Of these things:
!. That the employer is an opprsssor and an enemy
Thst The smpieys needs strong hand to protect him.
stM.
4; g. That ne LAW Is Mat strong hand.
TIE strike against KohIsr, which has been marked by
repeatsd violence has been In effect 1854 The JAWS
CHARGES Of unfair labor practices against the company were
dDSu;lSaeA end the union Is sppssling the decision
UNION SHOP SOUGHT
Me6NMhNs. The Company says Is opsrsrg sf su pro-
dve4isW with nenvnisn employees and the JAW mas TOO y"
nessters 4 sssk employment ELSEWHERE
.The najsr UAM dsmsnd was . union shop.
AAa essai have surrsndsrsd TO union dsmsnds Smith
said bvs We did not feel this would be helping the werksr
re country or ths free enterprise systsm."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
NY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham


QUESTION: am young girl and have Just become
cssn confronted by constant questions as to what
reerssons and outside pleasures right honestly want
TO do the right thing. N. n.
ANSWER: Yours 1. question many Christians face.
although great many others ignore u.
First Of s let urge you not 10 take nssssivs sff
ivds Christianity Christianity is not series Of dons
II Is that there many things Christian should
not do but the other hand there many wonderful
things 70 do that there Is time enough for them ALL
Let me suggest way TO eIssr UP ihs problem. Ask
chrM show YOU ts things TO Do and the places to 90
whore you know He can 90 with yev Remember He can
never bless any activity association whore your mind
or body injured whore you feel scsd BY such contacts
As Christ takes complete possession Of your Hs you will
find these answers coming clearer There will be 80 many
new things TO do many new friends who love Christ
TOO and with whom you will want TO BE-
To be Christian is hs most joyous thing In fhs world
In fact Christian Is the only psrson In shs world who
has right TO b happy because he knows where he stands
now and also where he Is going.
In my own experience have found Il oftsnfines un-
necessary TO preach about specific sins for when people
give their hearts 70 Christ In complete surrender they soon
know in their hearts how they should live
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
New Christian Wants

(Continvsd from Back Psye)
PART
BEWARE or THE WISDOM FoolssHNEss" OF
THE NoNehristlsr seisrsisss--My Chosen PsopIsI
As per Ny prs-A. D. Prophet. Jersmish: THE HEART
IS oEcEsTFUL AND DESPERATELY WickEDl WHO CAN
KNOW iT9
ANSWER: Only Ny Chosen Psopls-christIiks Christian
Scientists!
And as per ST. Paul. liberated Hebrew spiritual lvnstie!
apprentice for the rsbbnste esed Saul Of Tsrsv before
that memorable swsksnins Lord, whist will tov have
to DOR end shsn for Ne in Romans: LET GOD BE TRUE
BUT EVERY MORTAL A LIAR!
And l. God 10 Ny greatest Leader since Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy. per Matt ls:33-thst "WoMAN"-
Incompatible Prophecies, DsvsherRsvsIstor, Of her
miscellaneous Writings" 1.-THE TOTAL DEPRAviTY OF
MoRTALs ALIAS MORTAL MIND"l
You see, dear young GIRL" all Of the human
dsvlsh fraudulent MYTHICAL visible mortal thought
eovnsrfss and bvrssqves Of the vnseen Ny creation the
chrisiliks and spiritual, FLESHLESS, the only REALl
Hence The imperative need for . divnsly scientific
chrlstIike spiritual rebrth wherevpon you spprehend
niprsssnt heaven and eternal ifs-And you know and
demonstrate the MYTHICAL nature Of these mortal thought
eoneepts-dsv. hell matter, human births. sin dIssass
dsformss death. disasters, wars, Communism, and
the eonvvlsions Of nature MORTAL THoUcHTD and the
impure eIsgy DEVILS psychological tool Of IAN eternity
OF hsA"-
The "shasty farce" the devil imposes upon his Adam
and Eve dvpss until they become Ny Chosen People
christliks Christian Scientists!
Everlasting punishment does NOT apply to sinners
II APPLIES TO SIN AND ALL ERROR!
And We rsitsrats: How simple IL is-2 and cannot
naksrors nor less than Likewise billion plus billion
make exactly billion. not fraction less. And
the svppositon Of any other Is ETERNAL
Ly ERROR That Is oil there is TO so-essd everlasting
pvnishmsnrI
Sin l. stsrnsIly MYTH But the sinner does not know
that Until NJ rspsnss. until he has christlike. divinsy
scientific spirisvsi AND IT CANNOT BE HAD
OUTSIDE or NY IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MovEMENTl!i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
Economist Sees New

CONTINUED from Back Page) .s,i4sn. .
a~->;T
ECONOMIST SEES NEW BUSINESS FORCES
PUTTING END TO BoOM-ANDBUsT CYCLE
BY varfanig G. vartan my TrbUne
Sumner n. Sehter. Harvard University economist de-
eared last night that powerful forces the American
business eliminating the traditional boom-and
bust cycle.
THE economy growing the business cycle" he
told fhe Eastern regional meeting Of the New York Society
Of Security Analysts.
III is important TO remember, however, that there
sound economic for most Of the mergers that
occurring.
THE Department Of Justice TO be in sad state Of
confusion with respect what kind Of strengthen
competition and what kind weaken il.
In fact the Department Of Justice does not to be
whether the purpose Of fhe antitrust laws TO give
the benefit Of stiff competition TO protect small
enterprises against the vigorous competition Of more c
fieienf rivals"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
Spanish Plane Burns

BUT NEITHER RELIGION PRESENTS THE PURE,
FLESHLEss. iAIMATERIAl. CHRIST IDEAL or ONE
AND ONLY ONE CREATOR, GOD. SUBSTANCE.
CREATION PARENTS per Jesvs-"cALL NO MAN
ON EARTH YOUR FATHER. FOR BUT ONE IS
YOUR FATHER WHICH IS IN HEAvEN"-omnipressnt
THEREFORE, ROMAN CATHOLICS AND ALL OF
THE HUMAN RACES. EXCEPT NY CHOSEN PEOPLE.
cHRIsTLikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. HAVE A
HIGH DECREE OF vULNERABlliTY TO THE ON.
sLAUcHTs OF THE DEvL!-ANAAL MAGNETISM
THEIR FALSE MASTER!
PART z
BUT. EVIL. DEATH. MATTER" AND "EvERLAST-
ING PUNISHMENT" ARE ALL UNREAL!!!-vIsBLE,
AND INVISIBLE MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE IDEAS!
1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTH.
I.c-ALll WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL"Lst. Paul.
AND BEAR IN MIND: SPAIN ITALY. AND OTHER
PREDoMINENTLY CATHOLIC COUNTRIES ExER-
else A HATEFUL, SOMETIMES MURDERoUs,
OPPOSITION TO PROTESTANT AND OTHER
RELIGIOUS DEvoToN
THEY DO NOT PRACTICE THE GOLDEN RULE
THEY DO NOT LOVE THEIR NEIcHBoR AS THEM
SELVES. ACCORDING TO CHRIST!
AND NO WONDER! IF THE DEVILS ADAM AND
EVE DUPEs KNEW HOW TO BE BETTER" THEY
WOULD BE BETTERl THAT IS, IF THEY KNEW
ENOUGH OF THE CHRIST MESSIAH TRUTH. WHICH
MAKES FREE!
SPANISH PLANE BURNS IN CRASH
WITH 40 ABOARD
tchiesso Tribune)
SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE. Canary Islands. Sept ~
Of four crashed and caught fire while landing here
late today
Airport officials said they believed number Of persons
were killed.
Most Of the passengers members Of the Spanish I'd
division team flying in for game tomorrow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
Andrew r. Frvehavf, c.s.

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOV. a. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-15

deep waters of the Atlantic pro-
vided a vivid demonstration OF
the Nautilus amazing capabili-
tiles. The ship is acrobatic in
its ability to maneuver and dive
at high speeds.
When deep water was reached
the order, olive Dive" came over
the loud-Speakers and down went
the submarine - to more than
800 feet. Military security will
not allow disclosure of the exact
depth. @
2O-KnOt Speed Underwater
Once down, the Nautilus really
hit it's stride. 1t can travel sub
merged faster than on surface
Speeds of more than 20 knots
were maintained for hours.
No conventional sub can travel
that fast underwater for more
than a few minutes.
Newsmen were taken by Ad-
miral Rickover on a tour of the
atomic power plant. In this
secret place, they saw much but
only an expert could understand
the hundreds of buttons, knobs
and other instruments. Even the
admiral's explanation left most
of his listeners in the dark.
Heavy shielding is around the