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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12
LOCATION No. !

Drive out Wisconsin Ave to BrodIey Blvd, LETT on
efodley Blvd 1910 mile, to Broodmoor Dr.. right
on 6roodmoor Drive. follow dreetonoI grows to
hoUse-or out Wisconsin Ave to Bonk Of Bethesda.
left on Old Georgetown Rd to Mckinley St.. lett TO
home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

DIRECTIONS. out Shirley Hiohpav 10 Kline ST.
fR,s. -. turn o. idt on King ST. miles
touards Downtown Alexandria TO Junnevs Lane,
richt TO exhibit home at jft Jdnneps Lane, or
from Downtown Alexandria out King 81. 10 jan
news Lane Ten 10 exhibit home at 5II JonnevS
Lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

LII. 2.Sg0O 3a01 MINI Ave NE
~ Block on BenninR Rdi
CHEVROLET 1873 no 2-door,
ppWerzlide. e.tone. Ike new. Sifg5
&a5 On. BELL MOTORS. SOLO via
.CHEVR0LkT 80 "2f0''. black and
white; =. ard h. Wv tires. one
owner exceptional throuEhouf.
1900 miller. $3.50. pf. 1900
o. once. Du. 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

HENRY , ~ qe iuxe; 4-eylA saaIg.
nverhsulsc $751; "a 2-l39f.
HUDSON 52 Hornet; fully EQUIP
sl15. 10. l-1q33.
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IrAKOMA FORD

sLE EYE ' Z Ios s9s z ii ds e.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

| CHRY6LER '65 New Yorker 4-dr.;
beaut. gunmetai finish with white
insert: fully equipped with power
steering, power brakes. power win
dows, etc: also has premium uylon
Wv. tires; spare never used: me
cond.; can finance for 80 months
with your 81 or 80 car.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYsLER- PLYMoUTH-fAfPFRIA
400 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 9-2004
CHRYsLER 1883 New Yorker de
luxe 4-dr.: power steering, dark
the finest 81 care: Se95: sos down.
BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave.
NV. WO. $4,000.
CHRYSLER 1919 4-dr. Saratoga !:
original modern Jet black finish,
radio and heater; this car traded
on q new chrysler, well-kept BY one
owner and serviced by US since
new the right car for the right
per person; M ~ 4o.I money neg. down ao $50 ~
COSTA cHRYsGIER FLYMouu 9TH
18th and Good HOPE I'd. SEE, LII.
4-2d33.
CHRYeLERs '54 and '53 seds. /;
power. etc: bank and trade. MER-
SON a. THOMPSON, Chry. ply, OIL.
2-2616; Used Car. Dept, 1897 wis,
CHRYSLER '47 4-dr. "6''; r. and H.,
runs fine; sos. L ST. MOTORS,
22nd and Z NV. Closed sun.
cHRYsLER 80 New Yorker 4-dooF;
2-tone green. r. and h. S695.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885,, y Wilson Blvd. Arlinstcn. Va q.
ia. 2-900l Open TIL $3.50
CONSUL '53 4-dr.; r. and n. def.
turn signals; excel cond. through
out; $595. Call FL. 1859.
DE SOTO '54 club coupe Firedome
VS.: orig. dark green finish with
light green top; equipped with
powerflite. power steering. ETC.; this
Is 1-owner cal. with very low
MILEAGE: like new; full price. S1,295.
Only sos down.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
4l00 Ca. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
DE SOTO 81 convert: light gray;
and b.: l owner; eEcep clean;
DE SOTO 40 de luxe 4-dr.: EQUIP.
with tip-toe trans. heater, unusually
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AUTOMOBILES FoR sALl

FORD 1851 q. eps.; e. A.; excel
1897 Pa. ave. sc. ~. = !.
FORD '54 ''s'' cuStomline: PoFdo-
matte. r.. h.: good cond.; pvt. own
ssTTi, si.i5O. Mr.. MORAN cx. 2
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i TII1IKiGIlMG EORn

s725 Piney Br. Rd.. s. s., JU. $1,000
FORD "a Courier or sedan deiiY-
cry: blue; Fordomatic. heater; one
guar. S995.
IArIinCton Motor 70 (EordI
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MCKEE PONTIAC
'.PoNTIAc MEANs McKEE"

NEW ISL l al " focA4iho5M
10Th and y SIS. NV. ST. 3-7iOf
MERCURY 81 sedan. r.. ~, Cd
nice transp Come and drive n
s345 81 best ofier IA a-a2J0
MERCURY '5t club coupe dari
green. T. and h, Loaded ia Custom
Hriii. duel exhaust. Wv tires
lender skirts. Motor has beer
conpl oVefhauied Clean insidi
ana out Ia. 9-2Rlg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

MERcURY 1885 hardtop; low mile.
power steerins. power brakes. crash
panel. ho-tone paint lob: spinner
discs. Kf 9-22se
MERCURY 1881 4-dr.; black: Wv
tres. "a h.. Mercomatic; sf9b
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MERCURY '55 station WAGON: y
carries a1 pssssns ssss ss.iss' '''''
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of d. G.
1908 Ca Ave NV. IA. 9-3l0a
MERcURY 20 COW; equip. with
: and h.; good mechanical eond.;
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET ,54 Bel Air 4-dr. Sc.
NIL. immsc. Inside and out: peri
mech. cond.; $l,005 or best oaer
range finsnce' ia. Sill. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

BANNING & SONS
$500 Baltimore Blvd. Hyattsviile
Ask ior M. Hakes Open IN .
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '53 acton pickup: r. and h.
automatic trans. with removable
canopy: excel; S695, terms.
FORD 40 acton pickup: $500
terms. New paint.
sTUpEBAKER '46 11s-ton: short
wheel base; S195.
HERSON AUTO
az Florida Ave. NE. AID. 2-7100
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1852 is-ton panel:
exceIlently kept. Phone La. 6-961l
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BILL ADAMS
BILL La ADAMS

CHEVROLET 1884 station wagon
bat y fully eauipped has auto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

ut all started couple Of months ego when
I wanted that new hat so badly. Couldn't
figure any way to get it out of my budget
"Then began to wonder if | was pay
ing more for food than needed to. Decided
to check. And really checked! Went about
it very scientifically, I'll have you know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

The secret lies in just few pennies diff
ference here and there, usually on items
you don't see advertised. But those pen
MES really add up. And you should hear
Steve rave about the meats I've been get
ting from sufewoy. And was he ever i'm
pressed with my businesslike approach
to my shopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-13

Il listed all the foods |
boughtinaw time. ThenI
put five columns to therightof
the list so I could jot down the
price of each item at each of
the five stores that are fairly
convenient for me to shop in.
Believe me, | went to each
one of those stores. Iput down
every price and totaled all
prices for each store. It took
me almost half a day to do it,
but it was worth it."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Ohio Agriculture
No Change In Sc

COLUMBUS-Outlook for Ohio
agriculture is poor or excellent,
depending upon the strength of
your crystal ball.
That's how D. r. Stanfield, ex-
ecutive secretary, Ohio Farm Bu-
reau Federation, sees it. He be-
lieves 1856 will bring more of the
same for Ohio farmers, which isn't
very good" but he really warns
up when projecting further into
the future.
Stanfield explains it this way:
AT the present time, agriculture
is the exception to the general
prosperity rule, and 1856 does not
promise any great change. Long
range, the outlook is very good,
however. The tremendous increase
in our population cannot help but
enlarge markets for our farm pro-
ducts"
But the Farm Bureau isn't going
to sit and wait for prosperity to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
GoIfing Gold
Rush In Texas

DALLAS (AP)-Texas will be
the professional golfers happy
hunting ground this year.
Four tournaments posting S175,-
600 in prize money will be held.
It's the biggest take yet for this
state.
Dallas has come on the tour with
tournament carrying 100000.
1t will be the second richest tourn-
ament in the world. The World
Championship" at Tam o'Shanter
in Chicago is the biggest.
The touring golfers will first
touch Texas Feb. 1919 when they
play in the Texas Open at San An
tonic. This tournament has boost
ed its prize money to $4,000. 1t
was $12.500.
Next will be the Houston Open
Feb. 1926 with a purse of $4,000.
May 3-6 the Colonial National
Invitation at Forth Worth will post
SOS, 1000.
Dallas puts on its open over two
weekends. May 24-27 there will be
a $4,000 tournament. May 81
June l there will be one for S70,-
900. Those who win money in the
first 72-hole test will be eligible
for the second one.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Dayton VS.. Xavier
Saturday 8 Pm.

Cincinnati, O., Basketball fans
will be able to "sit in" on one of
the red-hot rivalries in this area
on Saturday, Jan. q, when WLW-
T and WLW-D televise from Day.
ton the clash between Dayton Uni
versity's Flyers, second-ranked
team in the nation, and xavier's
always dangerous Musketeers.
Omar Williams will describe the
action, with game time slated to
begin at 8 pm.
Legions of followers of both top
ranked teams, who could not 9TH
erwise see this traditional basket
ball natural" because of the SRO
sign, will thus have a box seat
from the comparative comfort of
their living rooms.
The Flyers, led by seven-foot
Bill Uhl, recently won the Univer-
sity of Kentucky Invitational
Tournament and are undefeated in
twelve games to date. Xavier,
which won the Queen City Invita-
tional at Buffalo, currently are
sporting an impressive 90 mark.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Egg Month Points
Up Grade System

January is National Egg Month.
It is also one of the months of the
year when we used to think eggs
were more likely to be of good
quality than during the warmer
months of the year 1t never was
necessarily so, and it certainly is
not true today.
Madison County Agent John
Moore calls attention to the fact
that poultry farmers today have
equipment for handling eggs and
follow good management practices
the year around SO that they can
market good eggs summer and
winter. In addition, produce hand
lers and food merchandisers have
learned to use better handling
methods.
Nowadays, if the shopper goes
to the store and selects eggs that
are cartoned and sealed with a u.
S. grade label and kept in a re-
frigerated display case she has a
good chance of getting exactly
what the label says.
The letters, ~. 81, on the label
mean that the eggs were officially
graded under government stand
ards. The letters, "AA', "A'S "B",
and &C" describe the quality of the
eggs. The size is indicated by the
words, Extra Large, Large"
Medium, or Small" The date
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

come knocking on the farmers
door. Rather, it will seek out the
happy reunion as soon as possible,
Stanfield says.
Congress will play key role in
whatever is accomplished in 1856,
Stanfield believes. The problem
for farmers is as much one of cut
ting costs and decreasing surplus
es, as it is of raising prices, accord
ing to Stanfield.
In 1856, look for Congress to
adopt measures to increase world
trade, give serious consideration to
a "soil fertility bank" plan for ag-
riculture, and to generally delve
more deeply into the situation
which finds low incomes for far
mers, while food processing con-
Germs are making record profits"
The "softest spot" in agriculture
in the immediate future, according
to Stanfield is the young farmer,
nose-deep in debt. "The young far
mers are going to need all the help
they can get to see them through
the adjustment period" the farm
leader declared.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Madison Rural

Score at end of each quarter:
Plain City ...... 26 So II 81
Madison Rural -. s 30 AZ So
Reserve score: Plain City so,
Madison Rural "a.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
London, Madison
Local Lose, West
Jeff Over Canaan

London dropped their fourth
game in the Mid-Six League last
Friday to Worthington. 43 to "a.
1t was the ninth game of the sea-
son in which the Red Raiders have
a record of two wins and seven
losses. The Red Raiders started
we'll, keeping the score tied 1912
In the first quarter, but gradually
fell behind as the game progress
ed, despite efforts of the players
High scorers for London were Dill
lion ID, Reynolds II. High men on
the Worthington side were Pelkey
Ia Bailey II and McClanahan II.
Worthinqton
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
SPORTS

Madison Rural became the Plain
City Scotties' 18th straight victim
as they fell before the onslaught,
53 to 81. Madison Locals Wells
and Plain City's Smith seemed to
score at will during the first part
of the game, but Wells after scor-
ing % in the first two quarters,
became boxed in during the Sec
ond half and tailed only six points.
Smith played nineteen minutes and
scored 80 points. These two were
high on their teams, with Baird
runner-up for Madison Local
with 16 points, and for Plain City,
Williams II, Maynard IL and
Freeman 10.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

Score at end of each quarter:

Score at end of each quarter:
Worthington -. II 25 40 54
London ... II 20 80 43
Reserve Score: London 80 Worth
ington %.
West Jefferson made their rec
ord four wins to one loss in the
Madison County League by de-
feating tough little Canaan 63 to
54. The Roughriders came from be-
hind in the second quarter to lead
at the half, 35 to 30, and widened
the margin from there on in. High
men for West Jeff were Neff II,
Hay IA and Sheerin 10. High men
for Canaan were M. Carter 16,
Griffith IA and Lowry II.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

stamped on the label refers to the
date on which the eggs We're grad
ed.
Any given size of eggs may be
available in any of the grades. For
example, you might buy Large
A., Large B., of Large c."
Grade IA" and "a eggs are
of top quality and may be used for
any purpose. They are especially
attractive for frying, poaching, and
other ways of cooking in which the
person eating the egg likes to see
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
Pop" Trees Is
Shoot Winner

L. r. Pop" Trees of Plain City
was the winner of the SO target
clay bird shoot held near. Della
ware Sunday Shooting from the
Is yard line Pop broke 48 out of
so to finish well out in front of a
field of 30 shooters.
Andrew w. Cary, another Plain
City sportsman, was the winner in
two ten bird events.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
MID-SIx LEAGUE
Reports Car Stolen At
Westinghouse Lot

Frank Cox, who resides in the
Merriman Addition, reported that
his automobile, a 1850 Ford, Ii
cense z 1887, was stolen from the
Westinghouse parking lot last
week. Cox had returned to work
at the strike-bound plant. The car
theft was reported to Franklin Co.
officials, but no auto has been re-
covered yet. Cox is the son-in-law
of Herb Allerton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, January 28, 1856

Z Holstein cows, 8 and years old; mixed
years old; calves W.T.. around 200 lbs; Shorth'
90 HEAD or HOGS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

the yolk stand up nice and round
and the white of the egg to hold
together close to the yolk. Grade
"B" and "C' eggs are also good
eggs, but are more satisfactorily
used for scrambling and baking or
similar uses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20
BY DIVISION OF WILDLIfE

But this isn't ALL There will be
two women's tournaments. Both
will be in April, the first at Beau
mont and the second at Dallas.
They will have a combined purse
of SIP, 500.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-01-20

Because they provide good elas-
tic strength and impact resistance,
springs made of alloy steels are
widely used in railroad and other
heavy duty applications.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26

DR.. GRAHAM AGAIN RE WAITER AND THE MANY
OF US [whol GO HOME
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Penteeost: Birthday

Continued from Page II
The story Of he first Penfeeost related in The Bible
carries step further the idea Of this the time Of the
oUfpovring Of Gods gifts upon
The first Christian Penfseoss TO have insvgvrsisd
popular movement within the early church.
u has been suggested that the gift Of tongues" refers
hs fact that preaching longer In The scholarly
Hebrew Of fhs Temple, but in the vernseUIsr Creek
This was the dialect under stood by most people Of
that time.
At any rate Peniseoss less than two months after
hs frightened and sorowvI group Of believers had erspf
away broksnhsarfed from Calvary Peter boldly stood vp
before shrons which included people Of many nations
He eonvlneingIY told The story Of the Resurrection
that The 5000 people baptized and forth 10 preach
Christianity.
Psntseo thus celebrated widely as the birthday Of
fhs church.
u also commentaries fhs day Of The evfpovrno Of the
Holy Spirit upon fhs sPosiiss
Continued next column, TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
life More AbundantIy"!

Mr.. Henry Ford contributed thereto substantially val
sny, putting the world wheels via mass production
Detroit, unlike New York. Hollywood, and Chicago,
BEARS MUCH LESS GUILT FOR THE DAMNABLE.
DEWLIsH SEX EXPLOITATION AND RAcKETEER
ING, PROMOTING EASY VIOLATIONS OF THE TEN
COMMANDMENTS
BUT-THE BEER BREWERS OF DETROIT AND
MICHIGAN AND HIRAM WALKERS WHISkEY
DISTiLLERY IN WINDSOR, JUST ACROSS THE
DETROIT RIVER, IMPLICIT DAMNABLE. DEvILISH
CURSES ON THEIR COMMUNITIES
tFor Part 4, see page H. Detroit Tigers)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham

Continued from Back Page)
Tell them how different he when he was younger.
Tell them they should love him and make every allowance
for something he cannot help and Of which he Is himself
not even aware You might tell them how lame person
Is lame Of disease in the leg hip that that there
fore. he cannot help being lame.
Just so, your father has disease which has affected
his mind and he cannot help H. Also you can set an sx-
ample by being loving and patient and kind, although
YOUR fathers words and actions bs very, trying
In doing this YOU will show your children Just what you
mesn
You face difficult situation but God give you the
grace TO take H. At the time this can be an opPor
vny for your children TO learn the disePnss OF respect
compassion. love and helpfUlness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Faulty Elevator Suspected
Continued from Back Page)
PART Z

BLESSED ARE THEY THAT MoURN"-Jesvs.
Conedina with: "sUFFERlNG IS THE PATHWAY
TO WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING"
When Hebrews, Christians Assties, Communists, 81 al.
reach MANS EXTREMITY GODS oPPoRTUN-
ITY" tsSH), THEY ARE READY FOR MY BLESSINGS
VIA MY CHOSEN ONES, cHRlsTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS! AND MY INDISPENSABLE,
INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MovEMENT-MY GREATEST, AND ONLY PURE,
AND MATURE. AND COMPLETE, RELIGIOUS,
EDUCATIONAL, THERAPEUTIC, AND CULTURAL
SYSTEM IN ALL THE WORLD, IN ALL TIMEil!
WITHOUT A STUDY OF MY IMPERATIVE CHRIST
"sEcoND coMINc"-scENcE MESSIAH, DlscIP-
LINE, THINKING. PRAYERS LEADERSHIP, THE
DEvIL-ANIMAL MAGNETISM-AND HIS Terribly
ING IMAGES OF SICKNESS. SIN. DISEASE, DEATH.
DISASTERS WORLD WARS. CONCLUSIONS OF
NATURE, VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT PHENoM-
ENA, ALL,-MovINc PICTURES PRESENTING
MYTHICAL, COUNTERFEIT AND BURLEsouE
IMAGES OF WHOLLY HARMONIOUS, DIVINE IDEAS
WILL MAKE HIS DUPEs. UNREPENTANT SINNERS
ACCEPT THE FOREGOING AS REALITIES UNTIL
THEY TURN TO ME WITH THEIR ENTIRE HEART
AND SOUL, AND MIND, AND STRENGTH, as per Jesus
FEATHER, NOT NY WILL, BUT THINE, BE DOME
and LORD, WHAT WILT THOU HAVE NE TO Dor
ssvlPsvI, entering everywhere present heaven and
eternal life
THE RIGHT APPROACH TO ALL SEEMING
PRoBLEMs-TRIvlAL OR cicANTIci
Editors Noie See There Are No Problems, Front Pase)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
MY ANSWER
BY BILLY GRAHAM

QUESTION: . waiter in big city night spot
With all Of the excitement and pleasure around every
night. why do many Of 60 home sick at heart and
with hopeless feeling about everyfhing2 j. r. S.
ANsWER-Beesvse there Is neither true happiness or
hope the excitement and pleasure you talking about
Actually you seeing people who trying to escape
from themselves, the realities OF this life and OF that to
come.
have had fhe opportunity TO talk TO many people who
we're living you described and they have told me how
miserable they really Then when OF them have
been willing give Christ chance in their lives, asking
Him TO take and show them true happiness and give
them hope, the difference has been nothing less than
q miracle.
From your letter ! judge that you have sense OF q
for something which you do not have Let urge
you 10 get your and ask Christ TO take
in your life Go Him Just little child would 90 TO his
father
Ask Him TO forgive your sins and be your Savior and
promise TO trust Him and live He leads you TO live.
can promise you, the Word OF God himself you will
find true happiness, peace and hope.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
Chicago Judaism Loses Son ~
THE DEVIL TAKES rs YEARS!


GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
"Sidney L. Cohan, az, died at Columbus Hospital.
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY is SATURATED WITH
THE DEvIL-ANIMAL MACNETISM-WHICH
TENDS TO SURROGATE ITS CAPTIVES DIVINE
AND SPIRITUAL SENSE, THEIR THINKING,
THEIR VERY LIVES HERE! HENCE, NO
LIBERATION FROM THE DEVILS JUDAS.
CHRIST VOID, ANTI CHRIST JUDAISM,
WAS POSSIBLE!
LIBERATION AND A NORMAL SPAN OF
LIFE COULD HAVE BEEN HAD ONLY THROUGH
MY MESSIAH OF THE 10Th CENTURY, plus,
dILLENNIUM-MY CHRIsT-"sECoNDC COMING
MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!!!-
"ANOTHER COMFORTER WHO WILL
TEACH YOU ALL THINCS"-Jesus-John Ia.
HEBREWS WILL BECOME CHRISTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, AND LIKE I'll
AND WILL BE LIBERATED FROM THEIR
MATERIALTSTIC SCORCHED SOULS, OLA
FRAUDULENT, MATERIALISTIC JUDAISM,
WHICH CALLS HEBREWS JEWS, WHEREAS |,
GOD, AND JESUS MADE THE WORD
OBSOLETEl!l
JESUS, THE BEST JEW THAT EVER LIVED
BECAME THE FIRST CHRISTIAN, CHRIST BEING
A SYNONYM FOR MESSIAH, THE
ANNOINTEDI
Inc WORD Jew comes from ~ LIZ or the postei'V
of Jacob, who had IL by four women.
The word Jew comes from the posterity of Judah
out of which to David and the greater
Prophet, Jesus, Moses-not being permitted to enter
the promised land admonshng his listeners and pos
tertes:
"A PROPHET WILL THE LORD RAISE UP
LIKE UNTO NE. HIM SHALL YE HEARKEN UNTO
In the Acts of the Apostles, in citing this verse .,
Moses, another verse is added namely: AND EVENT
SOUL THAT WILL NOT HEAR THAT
PROPHET, SHALL BE DESTROYED -.
Hence, the six million Hebrews giving up the
ghost under Hitler and spiritually bankrupt Hebrew
rabbinate-nteIlectualy clever but spiritually psthe
caly deficient, were the Hebrew highpriest', VINO
demanded Jesus Cruci6xion Of Pilatelll
(Chic. Trib. 2/s) "sidney l. Cohsn, az, OF the
L&J Sundry Company, and a veteran of World w.'
II, died Surviving the widow, daughter d"
parents, and brother :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-26
A Father Asks
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MY ANSWER

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QUESTION: We the parents OF three restless teen
age boys They serious problems yet but we need
advice as 10 how 10 keep them from drifting into trouble
M & B. n.
ANSWER: First Of ALL you in position TO train
your children right unless you yourselves have given your
hearts and lives Christ When you have done this, you
are in position TO ask His help each day and 10 pray for
your
Them as Christians, be that Christ s given His
rghv place in your home This includes consistent Chris
isn lives on your part and daily study Of fhs Bible and
prayer Have short time Of Bible reading and prayer to-
ssfhsr the first thing in hs morning. before you separate
for the day. Then make your home the kind Of place your
sons will enjoy bringing their friends TO.
Make fhs church vital part Of your life and 90 .
family Sunday School and fhs various worship services
Of The week.
Finally, remember that you reach out to your
children through prayer for God 10 keep them from
evil This Is both your privilege and your duty you fv
your obgssIons Christian parents you will find that God
Himself will bless Ill concerned.