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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
COP Women In
Coffee Hour

The local Republican Women of
the Mississippi COP, with S. w.
Miller of Jackson as State Chair
man, Mrs. Edna NJ. Redmond as
National Republican Committee
woman, and Perry w. Howard as
National Committeeman held a
Coffee Hour at the College Park
Club House Sunday afternoon.
A number of we'll known women
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
Senator Eastland
AVG Leaders
Target

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 20.
Mickey Levine, chairman Of the
American Veterans committee, said
Sunday night he will seek the re-
moval Of Sen. Eastland from Sem
ate committee assignments.
Mr.. Levine of New York said
that a meeting Of the AVG Ma
tional Executive Committee in
Washington next weekend he will
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
Civil Rights TO Be
Issue In SIS Race

New York, Feb. 20 - New
York's veteran Senator Herbert
Lehman reiterated his stand this
week at the Roosevelt Day Dim
ner: that the Civil Rights issue
cannot be ducked or dodged-par-
ticularly in the coming election.
"I know this issue cuts across
party lines. I have heard the wish
expressed that the civil rights is
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
GOV. COLEMAN VET0ES BILL
TO BAR FBI INVESTIGATIONS

change of heart on the act, which
was one of a group Of bills sub
mitted by the Legal Education Adj
visory Committee with Coleman
approval, as means of combating
Indignation of the states public
schools.
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
cIarksdaIe Woman Loses Hospital JoI
On Husbands NAAcP Activities

Clarksdale, Miss. Feb. 20 (Spec-
ial) A Negro woman employee
of the Coahoma County hospital
in Clarksdale, Miss, was fired on
Jan. 20, it was learned last week,
because she would not pressure
her husband into ceasing his ac-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
Union Aids Miss.
NAAcP Leader

Clarksdale, Miss. Feb. 20 - DR..
L. R. Drew, an undertaken and vice
president of the local NAACP
branch, who was denied loan of
$500 by the Coahoma County Bank
in this city, was to receive $4,000
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR
WIFE OF PROF. G. B. DANSBY

Reverend w. L. Jones, Pastor OF
the College Hill Baptist Church,
delivered the sermonette during the
brief ceremony.
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
18th the NAACP

tivity with the NAACP.
The victim of the Citizens Coun-
Gil economic reprisals campaign is
Mrs. Lurleander johnson Of Clarks-
dale.
She is the second person to be
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25

Final rites for Mrs. Mamie +.
Granderson Dansby, rs. who died
Sunday, February 10, at 1O:46 am,
were held Wednesday, February ~,
at the new Masonic Temple. The
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
Funeral Service
Held For Wife OF
Founder OF
crambIing College
By COLLIE J. NICHOLSON

BY COLLIE J. NICHOLSON
Grambling, La. Especially -Fun.
eral services were held here Tues.
day morning for Mrs. Martha Ad.
ans, 70, wife Of Charles p. Ad.
ans, founder Of Grambling Col.
lege.
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-25
PheIps-Stokes
Fund Announces
Series OF Summer
Workshops For
Negro teachers
High School Teachers
Of South Participate
In Programs

ATLANTA, FISK, & HOWARD
TO CONDUCT STUDIES
Washington, D. c. Feb. 20-The
Phelps-S Stokes Fund last week an
nounced the sponsorship of three
summer workshops for Negro high
school teachers from southern
states. The workshops will run
for eight weeks, beginning June
18th, and will be held at Atlanta,
Fisk (Tenn.), and Howard Univer-
sites.
The announcement of the work.
Continued on Page Three)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

EDITORS Note: Sooner or
later. one must face the fact
of grandfGtherhood. Also, its
duties. The Stars drama edi-
tor today SidIeS into that area
OF Uirtue NTH an open letter
to his 6-yedr-oId grandson.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
By HARRY MACARTHUR

NEW YORK, Oct. 49,
"This is a real hot ticket"
somebody was saying during
the afternoon. you could
make a friend and some
money if you'd like to dispose
of yours. Some really big but
unlimited people in the movie
industry are scrounging for
these ducats."
The afternoon was Wednes-
day. And a hot ticket. as you
probably don't need to be told,
is one that's difficult to come
by. Those to MY Fair Lady"
are New York's hottest right
now. The ones the man was
talking about, though, were
for the Wednesday night pre-
miere of Producer-Director
George Stevens Giant" at
New York's Roxy Theater.
Hot or no. it was the largest
slab of cardboard ever pressed
upon this hardened premiere
goer, who has attended film
showings on a streetcar and
in an airplane with less i'm
posing credentials. Warner
Brothers, the studio backing
the movie version of the Edna
Ferber novel, obviously felt
that a movie called Giant"
ought to have a gigantic debut.
That is what this one got,
from the tickets to the close of
the festivities some time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Fernando Ready to Vie
With EtheI's Vitality

His Aim heroines have in
cluded Elizabeth Taylor, Lana
Turner, Esther williams, Greer
Carson, Jane Powell, Rosalind
Russell, Rhonda Fleming-and
Arlene Dahl. the doll who is
now his wife.
In fact. the most intriguing
thing at the moment for
Lamas seems to be that his in
person debut will prove to
audiences that he really can
sing"
Always I knew, even from
the start Of Just voice lessons"
he explains, that there was
something more there than
just a speaking voice."
Fans SkepticaI
Eventually he got a chance
to MARBLE in such movies as
1.-THE Merry Widow" but
Lamas found "lots Of people
didn't think 1t was me. Al
ways there was a little doubt"
When he was called for an
addition for Happy Hunting"
the pesky rumor persisted.
Lamas recalls how 10 Mel
liner. producer-designer Of the
musical comedy, and Howard
Lindsay and Russell Grouse, It's
authors, had him read lines.
Then l asked them II they
would like me 10 sing" he
chuckles. Il got a pretty good.
surprised reaction when / did"
The voice is ass-baritone,
explains the star. land kind Of
big"
Hell have plenty OF wit
nesses when Happy Hunting"
arrives. The advance ticket
demand already Is rocketing
somewhere around the million
dollar mark. and the show will
undoubtedly set a pre-opening
record for Broadways booming
boxofnce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
SCREEN

AAfBAssADoR-"Toward the unknown: sos. $40. 7:2o
and 935 pm.
cAPrTOL-"War and Peace; l:4o $40 and pm.
coLoNY-"Manon"; 235. $40 and $40 pm.
CoLUMBIA-"Attack" 1880. $3.50. $685. 7:35 and $40 pm.
DUPoNT"The Killers; 1920 325 $780, 73S and s:45 pm.
KErTHs-"Bandido": 1:4o $40. 545. 75o and s:55 pm.
neutrality-suspicious. Progress; 2i5 4l0 sos. 7:55
and $50 pm.
METROPOLITAN-"Toward the Unknown: 2:05 4:35 7:05
and 945 pm.
oNTARIo-"Don Giovanni: 12:45 s25 sos and s4s pm.
PALAcE-"Tea and Sympathy /. $40. $40. 7:30 and
9:45 pm.
PIAYHoUsE-"Lust for LIFE; /. sIo. $40. 7:so and
$40 pm.
PLAzA'LA strsda"; 1915. 800 5:25. 735 and $40 pm.
TRANs-LUx-"soid Gold Cadillac" /, ESQ. 4:4S $50 and
1890 pm.
wAREER-"cinerama Holiday; 2. 5 and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
Lauren Puts On That Bathing Suit
She Wouldn't Wear for Warmers
BY BOB THOMAS
Associated Press star Writer

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 13.-
Hey-look at the new cheese
cake start None other than
Lauren Bacall.
La Bacall has long been an
opponent Of that popular Hol-
lywood commodity, leg art.
That was one of the issues
that caused her long vendetta
with the brothers Warner.
She refused to pose coyly IN
skinny swim suits. Once she
took a suspension for turning
down a bathing beauty role in
THE Girl from Jones Beach,"
So what happened in her
first scene with Gregory Peck
in Designing Woman"9
She was in a bathing suit.
What's more, she posed be-
side a swimming pool for the
news phi photographers, who
agreed that the Bacall cheese
cake was a tasty item indeed.
She's a Tall Type
Why the change in policy
well. the part called for
a bathing suit scene." she ex-
planned. "In the past, had
always resisted exposing too
much. because I felt my arms
and legs were too long. I'm
rather a tall girl. you know.
I never even wore sleeveless
dresses.
But lately a few friends
have been kind enough to tell
me they thought 1 had good
legs. So I decided what the
mcknight as well show
them"
However, she doesn't intend
to rival Jayne Mansfield or
Anita Ekberg as a cheesecake
queen.
AS she indicated. she is a
rather tall girl, measuring 5
feet 71a in her bare tootsies
and up to 5 feet 10 with high
heels. Being lanky, she said.
has both assets and liabilities.
For one thing, clothes look
better on tall girl" she re-
marked. That's why most
fashion models are tall. They
are long-waisted, and this
gives a better line to clothes"
The one great drawback
for tall girls: Men.
The Man Problem
There sometimes aren't
enough tall men to go around"
she sighed. Il know that my
height has held me back pro-
fessionally. There were lots Of
jobs I missed because I was
too tall when I was looking for
acting parts on Broadway.
And I'm sure there have
been movie roles I was not
considered for because I was
too tall for the leading man"
There have been times when
she has played scenes with
leading men who stood on
boxes. Or she would stand
shoeless. That's why she's en-
joying her current role with
the towering Peck.
ITS so nice to be able to
look up to an actor she
cooed.
Here are Bacail's tips for
tall tomatoes:
Don't SLOUGH.
Don't wear low-heel shoes
They make you look bad: take
advantage Of your height"
Avoid a severe up-and down
line In clothes.
Keep on the lookout for tan
males.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
A BIDDLE MOMENT OF DECISION
For a Movie Called Giant
The Premiere Is Gigantic

Thursday morning. The regi-
ment of cafe society reserves
called to active duty for the
premiere was mammoth. The
corps of imported critics was
mammoth. The crowd of
movie fans pressing on the
single-f1le lane through the
Roxy lobby for a glimpse of
Rock Hudson and Tor Elizabeth
Taylor was mammoth.
That lobby itself is sort of
mammoth, prompting one
movie-goer to remark late in
the evening that Giant" prob
ably is the first picture the
Roxy ever played that's as
long as its lobby. 1t is 3 hours
and Is minutes long by official
count.
Further comment on it here
will have to await its arrival
in Washington. 1t can be
noted. however, that the en-
thusiasm with which all con-
cerned greeted the morning
paper reviews was f1ttingly
mammoth.
A Monster Rally
Mammoth. too. was the con-
fusion at the post-premiere
party where news of the first
critical reaction was received.
This was held at the Harwyn
Club. an elegant and dimly-
lit cavern on East Fifty-second
street frequented by the cafe
society types on the guest list.
1t got to be fairly hectic, with
what seemed to be 900 people
trying to crowd into a back
room that would have accom-
modated rs with ease.
The monster rally for
Giant" got to be interesting.
however, as the less hardy
faded from the battle-ground.
F.. A man could wander the room
and chat with all sorts Of
famous people, such as Eliza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

beth Taylor, the mother Of
those Gabor girls or visiting
danseuse who, in platinum
blond hair cut fright-wig style
and a skin-tight silver lame
sheath, resembled someone
Captain Video had brought
from Mars and decided to send
back.
A more prudent man. well
aware that he was occupying
a chair he had stolen when
somebody else foolishly vacated
it, could stay where he was.
And that's why there will be
no report here on any en-
counter with Miss Taylor, who
was holding court on the other
side of the room. This is a
beautiful young woman, but at
these affairs you have to know
when you are well of, which is
when you have a chair.
Mercedes Came BY
There was recompense,
though. Mercedes Mccain
bridge came by and stopped to
talk for awhile, which is
enough to make an evening
for any man. Miss Mccain
bridge is a genuinely charm
ing young woman as well as
accomplished actress and she
is one of the notable assets of
Mr.. Stevens picture.
Mr.. Stevens stopped by, too,
to be taken aback somewhat
by a critics question. 1t was
prompted by an ever-present
suspicion that a lot Of actors
have Academy awards that
rightfully belong to directors,
not by any desire to inflame the
idolators Of the late James
Dean.
Who" the query went. was
responsible for that scene
where Jet DEAN PAGES of
that bit of land he has in
Continued on Page E-2, Col. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
By WILLIAM GLOVER
associated Press stan Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 49,
A most lucky-and daring
guy of the current Broadway
scene is Fernando Lamas.
He is aptly debonair about it.
Let's wait and see," is his
cheerful motto.
A swashbuckling movie
Romeo. Senior Lamas is getting
set for his Broadway stage
bow in a musical comedy OPP
posite fabulous Ethel Norman.
It's a big break and big chal-
lenge. Other cast members
often get overlooked when in
effable Ethel is boisterously
betting her brasslunged talents.
But Lamas has made quite
a name for himself by vying
with such formidable feminine
competition.
The Merman-Lamas teamup
shapes as a spotlight spectacu-
lar when their show, Happy
Hunting" reaches the Majestic
December 6. AS an extra flip
for the situation. it viii mark
Miss Merman's return to
Broadway after a long absence.
He's A Gallant
II had never met her be-
FORE" says Lamas. but / knew
her work well and all that she
means TO Broadway"
He speaks In gallant Latin
tones. but with a confidence
based on a comet surge-espe-
cially among distaf fans
from q standing start just six
years ago.
The 1.-THE. light-haired man
from Buenos Aires (he's 30
and 6-2) feels he's been lucky
at being cast almost exclusively
opposite top-night leading
ladies'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14


of grGndfGtherhood. Also, its
duties. The Stars drama edi-
tor today sidleS into that area
OF Uiftue NTH an open letter
to his 6-yeGr-old gr1ndson.)
BY JAY CARMODY
Dear Godfrey: When I was
a young father-a commit
ment that led to you-there
were those who thought Of me
as irresponsible. This was
grotesquely untrue, or true, !
never knew which. At any rate
this letter to you represents
the turning over of a new leaf.
Always remember to turn
over new leaves slowly. In this
way. you will never run out of
them.
But that is not the advice I
set out to give you. It Is q d.
erosion, with which my life
and letters have been overrun
since shortly after I was your
age.
A Million, See?
What I want to do today is
to tell you how to make q mil
lion dollars. I neglected to
make a million dollars myself
and I do not want you to reach
grandfatherhood with $685.
In your pocket as I have right
now.
You are precociouS, we say
behind your small, menacing
back. TOO damned" I some
times add, quietly but empha-
tically to myself. Still, it Is
this very nimble mindedness
Of yours that encourages me to
, give you an idea to work on at
the age Of 6.
Mental agility, you see, is
the essence of my scheme to
make you a millionaire: the
first, by the way, on my side
of your family. It is better
to be old rich than nouveau,
as the French say, but rich
has its merits regardless Of
any kind of descriptive adj
jective. including filthy"
So, we come to your method
Of amassing wealth.
The best way to do that
today is to become an adapter.
This is to say that in your
reading, you will never waste
your time, except possibly on
poor old Aristotle. accepting
an author and his works in
their own terms. This can
lead only to eggheadedness and
away from wealth.
How to Read a Book
Instead, you will look at
everything you read in terms
of its adaptability as a play,
a musical, movie, a fugitive
half-hour on television, or a
piece of information to be
used on a quiz program. I, at
your age, and all others be-
tween yours and my age now,
made the mistake of not read
ing thus. I read for the sim
pie Joy Of reading, being one
of those kids who always had
a book in his hand or under
his pillow.
About this obsession, my
mother had a phrase, some-
thing to the effect Of wasting
all your time reading" 1 never
realized what she meant until
! found myself, at this age,
still merely comfortably poor
when society reeks with rich
adapters. Mothers, I suppose,
are smarter than they give an
impression of being. At least,
mine seems to have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
THE PASSING SHOW
So, Geoffy, Here's
How to Get Rich

Yours-but, no. we shall skip
that.
To pounce. finally, upon the
specific: Don't be creative in
the arts. Be adaptive. / would
cite you, with reference to the
million dollars, MY Fair
Lady" It is a musical which
has divided the world into
two classes. those who have
seen it and those who have
not. AS presently indicated, it
will run until the hydrogen
bomb fallout-strontium is its
baptismal name-closes every
thing.
my Fair Lady" the classic
Of a multitude Of examples,
is an adaptation Of an adapta-
ton. This is to say that 1t is
a conversion of Bernard Shaw's
play. "Pygmalion." which, in
turn, is a variation Of the
Galatea legend.
There are so many others
that a critic, which is what
am and why I did not make
a million dollars, sometimes
thinks creative writing has
disappeared altogether. Wheth-
er this is a good idea, or q bad
one, is irrelevant at the mo-
ment.
Have q look now, for a Sec
ond. at my work. Tomorrow
night I shall 60 to the Shu-
bert Theater to see a play
THE Happiest Millionaire, i"
adapted from Cordelia Biddle's
biography Of her father. The
next night. at the National, I
shall see "Auntie Name"
another conversion whose pre-
opening sellout suggests Tony
Biddle is going to be joined by
some other happy millionaires.
Only the Pre-Sold
Deal only with the pre-Sold,
that's the idea. A few weeks
ago, for instance. there was a
musical here called lii Alb
ner," an adaptation of a comic
strip. 1t sold out, or pre-sold
out, proving that Nanny
Yocum, as unfair a lady as
ever lived. is also great box
Office stuff.
And. it is not only the stage
that adapts, Godfrey. What
are the two biggest movies Of
the season? war And Peace"
at the moment, and. to come,
1.-THE Ten Commandments"
the latter the most pre-sold
adaptation since the fashion
began.
You never met Jean Kerr,
Walters wife. But I'd like to
bring her up just the same.
She's in the adaptation BUSH
ness, working on what might
turn out to be an Americanly
elegant my Fair Lady" What
she is doing is a musical ver-
sion of Cleveland Amory's
THE Last Resorts" about
people who got rich creating
railroads, steel companies, and
hotel chains-silly things like
that before adaptation became
everything.
You see what I mean? If
not, the hell with it.
Still, one more thing: Peo-
pie reading this will think I
am copying Drew Pearson. I
am doing nothing of the kind.
Drew makes a habit Of writ
ing to his grandchildren, and
mostly about virtue instead of
money. Well, not I. I am 60
ing out now and join Letters
to = Grandsons Anonymous,
after which you may never
hear from me again.
Heed, boy.
GRANDADDY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14
TODAY'S SCHEDULES
STAGE

NATIONAL-Dark. "Aunte Name" starts Tuesday.
sHUBERT-Dark. THE Happiest Millionaire" starts tomor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
"68 US. Military Planes Crash in
Japan in ; Years"

k$nIcd9o tTtpUneI
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
There are too few pilots who are Ny Chosen People,
ChristIike Christian Scientists!
Protesisnfs, Catholics, Hebrews-prisoners OF the devil
with only an impure, fogsy perception OF their cod-siven
faculties and powers, have not very much OF Ny ineom'
parable, protection. ss per Jesus TO yov: Behold, HAVE
GIVEN you POWER OVER . ALL THE Iso-eaIIedl
power Of the ~enemyl-mortaI thought Adam and Eve
psychology and lis matter mortal thought eovnierfeiis OF
Ny divine idsssl-"AND NOTHING SHALL. BY N
MEANS, HURT You"i
And that was said l9 centuries ago!
And now, Ny universal Messiah, Ny Christ Master
Absolute Miracle Science Millennium TO all peopIesI is ope-
rating, with increasing momentum
SO U. S. MILITARY PLANES A
IN JAPAN IN , YEARS
tChesgo Tribvne)
TOKYO, Feb. 4 LReutersESixiy-sisht United States
military aircraft including 4s LEI planes have crashed in
Japan during the last three years. the japanese procure
msnt board announced today.
Short rvnwsys and lack Of fuel were reported TO have
caused many Of the accidents. Compensation Of over $325,
900 has been awarded TO crash victims. the board said, but
only . little more than . third Of this actually has been paid
Only Yesterday a marine lot fighter crashed In . Tokyo
suburb destroying two houses and inivrins four japanese.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Hebrew 'Agnostie Rips Billy Graham

u TT07"T
NO WoNDER-THE HEBREW WAS RUNNING
ROUND IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS, OR LESSi
AS THE SEE 1T
RIPS BILLY GRAHAM
Since the Free Press claims to present all sides OF
any issue, would like to present an sgnostic's views OF
the current controversy that's been raging over the Billy
Graham my Answer column in your paper.
In my opinion, among other things, the Billy Crs-
ham articles are prejudiced, bigoted and intolerant.
To prove my point ] will quote some of his state
ments. Billy Graham says, at is foolish to talk about
a man being free TO worship God in his own way. What
kind Of a God will he worship II he IL left to his own
devices7"
think no comment need be made on an intolerant
and prsjudiced statement such az that.
See Hebrew Asnostic Rips Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-18
Europe Counts ia Dead, Storm
Traps Thousands"


GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MY CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
SECOND COMING or THE cHRIsT"-REvEALs
AND DEMONSTRATES THE MENTAL AND
MYTHICAL NATURE OF MATTER!
HENCE, ALL so-eslled MATERIAL OBJECTS N
THEIR INHARMoNIoUs ACTIVITIES PRESENT, IN
BELIEF, A COUNTERFEIT CREATION!
In B-ELLE.F-oPPosINc NY EXCLUSIVE,
EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS. cHRISTLIKE,
SPIRITUAL c~REATioN-AND IN REALITY. THERE
IS NONE oTHERl
THEREFORE,, ERROR, EVIL, W~lcKEDNEss,
ALL MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
PHENOMENA. ARE INDEED BEING REDUCED
TO THEIR NATIVE N~oTHINcNEss"-x NO.
OF zEROsl
THE HEALING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS BEING FASTENED WING TO THE INCREASING
MOMENTUM OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MovEMENT-IN WHICH. HERE, NJ HEREAFTER,
COMMUNISTS. AsIATlcs, HEBREWS, m
CATHOLICS, GREEK CHRISTIANS. PRoTEsTANTs-
ALL NATIoN AND PEoPLEs-WILL FIND
LIBERATION FROM THEIR DISEASES, PREMATURE !,
DEATHS, MAN-MADE TRAGEDIES, ~BLUNDERs.
DIsAsTERs-ALL MYTHICAL MORTAL THoucHT
PHENOMENAL!
a N ETERNAL LIFE S-A-T-U-RA-T.E
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE, N MY oMNIPoTENT
oWE DEMONSTRATE DIVINE LOVE TO BE
The "FATHER-MoTHER" OF ALL TRUE CREATION!
THE DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRlsTLIKE,
SPIRITUAL REBIRTHS-MY CHRIST SCIENCE MAKES
P-ossIBLE-ENABLEs MoRTALs TO az LIBERATED
FROM THE DEVILS ADAM N EVE ECO N
PSYCHOLOGY INTO WHICH ALL MoRTALs ARE
BORN, N DIVINE cHRlsTLIKE, Externally
HARMONIOUS, DIvlNE soNsHIPNi-l Ether is theirs!
See Europe Counts 214-Page IL