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|GLOVES

Continued From rage C-l
many military tournaments and
Johnson made a fine showing
in the Olympic trials at Albany
in 1852. Finally Wolf. the light
weight contender, gained plenty
of tournament experience while
boxing for Navy teams around
Rhode Island.
lavish, TAFT, Poindexter and
jackson never have been under
fire in national competition, but
they have come along SO fast
in the last two months that they
can be counted upon to make
good showings.
The returre of the Puerto
Rican team to Eastern Golden
Glove competition this year will
make the road of all other glow
ers a bit rougher. The Puerto
Ricans are exceptionally clever
and formidable in the lighter
weights.
| The improvement of heavy
weight lavish was noted by all
of the Washingtonians who dis
Icussed him on the trip here to
Manhattan. Gary is certainly
improved, with a fine will to
win, and most Of the boys were
giving him good chance for
the heavyweight crown.
Maurice johnson the middle
weight, was another highly rated
by his teammates. johnson Is a
great body fighter and it would
not surprise to see him go all
the way.
The weighing and physical ex-
Iaminations will be held tomor-
row afternoon, after which the
Ipairings for the first rounds
will be made.
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PRO BASKETBALL
BY the Associated Press

TOniGhtS Schedule
Minneapolis at Rochester afternoon
National TV).
Fort Wayne at st. Louis.
Syracuse at Philadelphia.
Results
Fort Wayne, 104: New York. 81.
Boston, 119; Minneapolis, 113.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
Espinosu Beats Komuro

MANILA. Mar. 8 {P.-Leo
Espinosa of Manila dethroned
Keiichi Komuro, 117A, of Japan
as the Orient's bantamweight
boxing champion tonight. Es-
Ipinosa weighed 117s4. The ref
cree and two judges voted unan-
Iimously in favor of the Filipino.
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Howard Takes
Swimming Title

BALTIMORE, Mar. 8 (Spe-
ciaD. Howard University
wrested the CIAA swimming
championship from defending
champion Morgan State today
in the last event of the three
day meet at Morgan State.
Howard won the 300-yard
medley relay to tack on 10 points
for a total of SO. The best Nor
gan could do was third in that
deciding event, good for five
points and a meet total of 81
Hampton Institute was third
with 81 and West Virginia State
mustered 46.
Towards Richard Gee was the
individual star of the meet, win
ming three events-the lirnit-tc
give the Bisons IS Of their points
Gee won the 50-yard freestyle
the 220-yard freestyle and the
100-yard freestyle.
Yesterdays summaries:
1.5OO-meter freestyle: Victor Stone
Howard; samuel Chiffon w. Va
Statel: :}-Val Taylor wv. Va. State)
Martin Jones Morgan; 5-Roberi
Jones Morgan. Time. 24:2S.S.
5oyaTd treeEtys TJIae Gee ys
Statei: 3-Dwieht stith Howard; A.
Nelson tW. Va. ststs'. Time. s5.a
seconds.
200-yard backstroke: lands Lee
ton9; SaH 5.Adolphus Woodland SSfsi' t tHamp.
John John wynn CHoWarG iSHS Tim S,Ss s:43.7'
,,, s2o.yard tnreestyle: RICHARD aes
ya Tsgof w M Va s5at.
Taylor CIV. va. state}. Time. 2:44,6.
-200-yard butterfly: ! - Joe Drew
fHowardl; Howard Tyler wv. Va
Statel; 3--James Bailey Hampton f.
John Barnwell tHampton). Time, 1853
4oo-yard freestyle relay, ,Morsan
y
Howard; 3, Hampton: 4, W. Va. State
1O0-yard backstroke--1, Lands LIE,
(Morganl: 2, Cornelius Braxton tHamp.
toni; B.. Norman Ford tHoward; 4, Jay
Hendricks Morgan: 5, Don Tartar
(Morgan). Time, 1:12.5.
20o-yard breaststroke = l, William
Brown tMorganl; ., Don Barnwel
(Hampton);- 3, Elmer Bowman Nv. Va
State; 4, Joe Drew Howard. Time
I2:46.6
1Oo-yard ,freestyle--1. Richard Get
Statel; g.. Robert Lewis tHampton)
a. Hugo Dennis tHamptonl: 5, Percy
Dixon (Hampton). Time-5S.3 seconds
440-yard free style-1, Victor Stone
tHoward); 2. Val Taylor wv. Va. STATED
E3, Martin Jones tMorgan); 4, Melvin
Ford tHowardl: 5, Robert Jones Nor
gam. Time-6:07.4
20o-yard Individual medley. Sam,
uel Chiffon W. Va. State): 2, Lawrence
Montgomery Morgan; 5, James Bale,
Hampton; 4, Elmer Bowman W.. Va
state); s.. John Barnwell tHampton)
5reT g gsh rsi Aampd MGw T. Nor IN
gan; 4, W. Va. STATE. Timews:s8.6 O.
tom. s3.s points: ], Hubert Barne
1. Luther Bates morgan; 5, samue
Chiffon tW. Va. State).
3-meter DIVE. Harold Smith fHamp
| toni. 97.61; 2. p. F. Thomas tHamp
toni 3. Hubert Barnes Morgan; 4
Luther Bates (Morgan); ., Richart
Holley Morgan.
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Information for Disaster Suffers
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM
THE RED CROSS

RED CROSS is the official volunteer disaster
relief agency of the American government and people
II is the way in which people all over the country
your neighbors-are helping you to help yourselves
RED CROSS assistance is of two kinds:
I. Emergency aid to provide immediate Temporary
relief This If you need food, shelter, clothing
or medical attention now, report to the nearest RED
CROSS disaster office emergency shelter.
2. Aid for recovery after the emergency. The
biggest job to be done the restoration of homes and
businesses. Those of you who need more than tenn
porary aid because you do not have the money, credit
or other means of recovering, may apply for RED
CROSS help at the RED CROSS Disaster Office.
THIS HELP THAT RED CROSS GIVES is AN OUT
RIGHT GIFT OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
THROUGH THE RED CROSS 1T MAY INCLUDE;
l. Clothing and maintenance
e. Repairs rebuilding of owner-oceupied homes
3. Household furnishings
a. Medical care, disqualification
D. Occupational supplies inventories and equipment
The RED CROSS does not replace all losses, but
meets those needs that the family cannot meet itself
without undue hardship Your situation will receive
individual consideration by a RED CROSS worker
Enough time will be taken to plan wisely with you ano
to verify certain information, such home ownership
income, and liabilities. The final plan will be reviewed
IN confidence with advisory committee Of selected
responsible local citizens Each will be handed
ss fast possible with due consideration given such
things ss health age, which might create unusual
conditions.
WATCH OUT FOR MISLEADING RUMORS
You may hear ugly about RED CROSS on
aster relief-such RED CROSS sold food" or 'KED
CROSS makes you pay back for help you receive
These completely false and you help stop the"
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But on that day. will look for Thousands OF Jews 70
join me In fhs cir where will meet our Lord Thousands
who have heard our brosde have accepted Him o. the
Messiah and therefore will not 60 through Jacobs
Troubles" Christian friends II we pray earnestly am
sure more Jews would be compelled TO turn fhe dial to our
broadcast and thus that Christ Is their Messiah too
Make II regular habit. On your prayer list Just WRITE
Jews" and sveryfe you 60 your knees, ask God to
save shem-to use you. possible. in winning them for
Him.
Many Christians do not understand that Jewish Evan
qesm Is not like other missionary work. Jews are not
reached in big meefings-n great numbers They simply
don't come TO Christian meetings in big numbers. They
must be reached in homes by radio by private fss
nony. by tract or Bible.
We are now praying that God will help US TO receive
the funds TO 90 radio stations that more Jews
will hear We Just cannot rest until the story OF Jesus
Christ is carried into EVERY JEWISH HOME. We now
on about so stations most Of them days week. and this
entirely by faith We continue only because our many
friends send in regularly their gifts and offerings.
Christ will soon eomel Will He find the Jews resdY3
The answer depends largely Are we resdy2 Have
we done tell them? We need thousands OF more
Christian friends now who will give Sl0o $500 or more
per month that more Jews might have the Truth.
Thank you for your fshfuInsss, God bless you Pray
without eeasing."
Yours in His service for Israel.
A. v. Nicholson"
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This means YOU should do what physician does and
tell your family where you will be at any given Tin.
throughout the entire evening.
II 10 kid stuff 10 act ssersfvs Mature adults know ,b
wisdom Of being call in Of unforeseen smsrssnes,
At college. therefore. girl who expects be away
from the dormfoy in the evening must sign OUT by zao
telling where she going with whom and when she expects
TO be back.
II immature college freshmen violate evrfew resvIs
fions the first penalty is date jerk, which means she
must give up . z am. late date privilege.
If her violations deemed serious then she
"esmpvsed" for possibly week even several months,
That penalty deprivss her Of all date privileges during
the duration Of her sentence"
n girl is not home within the time limit for her Is,,
date she is granted hour in which TO telephone The
reason for the abnormal delay.
If she does not telephone then the police notified
and the at Northwestern University Is also TO call
her parents by phone Immediately.
That latter procedure is deemed Of the most o.
feetve ways to make juvenile girl realize her adult rsspon
sbilifies
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Thomas Jefferson

-s"'sAvE US FROM VIOLENCE, DscoRD AND CON-
FUSION; FROM PRIDE AND ARROGANCE, AND FROM
EVERY EVIL WAY DEFEND OUR LIBERTIES, AND
FASHION INTO ONE UNITED PEOPLE THE MuLTITuDEs
BROUGHT HITLER OUT or MANY KlNDREDs AND
TONGUES
"'ENDoW WITH THE SPIRIT OF WISDOM THOSE
TO WHOM IN THY NAME WE ENTRUsT THE AUTHOR.
ITY OF GOVERNMENT, THAT THERE MAY BE JUSTICE
AND PEACE AT HOME. AND THAT THROUGH oBE-
DIENcE TO THY LAW. WE MAY SHOW FORTH THY
PRAISE AMONG THE NATIONS or THE EARTH.
I'm the time Of prosperity hII hearts with thank
fvns and in the day Of trouble suffer In
Thee 10 fall oil Of which ask through JESUS CHRIST
OUR LORD, Amen
This is the end Of Thomas Jsferson's prayer.
Good night And God bless country"
1.-THE prayer book 10 owned today by Christ Episcopal
Church Of Charlotte of which jefferson vssirymsn
HJTT
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Bronx Veterans HOSPITAL S.

Continued from Back Page)
THE ONE AND ONLY REAL CREATOR, WHOSE
ONE AND ONLY CREATION IS THE Externally
cHRIsTLIKE. SPIRITUAL, AND HARMONIOUS.
WHICH HAS, THROUGHOUT ALL ETERNITY,
COMPLETELY PoPuLATED-PEoPLED-MY ONE
UNIvERsE-AND THERE IS NONE OTHER
WITH EVERYWHERE PRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LiFEllI-UTTERLY EXCLUDING ANY
REALITY TO ALL THE PHENOMENA OF
MATTER" THE MYTH, WITH THE DEVILS
MYTHICAL ADAM AND EVE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF SIN, DISEASE. DEATH, WARS,
so-cALlED 'coNvULSoN OF NATURE
CONCLUSIONS IN, and of COLLECTIVE HUMAN
CONSCIOUSNESS, THE VISIBLE MORTAL BELIEFS
THERElN-M-Y-T-H-S, ALLll!
M Y. Tribvne-"DonaId C. Bosted, 80. President Of
the Dennis Press, died Yesterday in the Veterans Admins
rsfion Hospital in the Bronx.
"Mr. Bostsd was Navy veteran Of World War II and
former Golden Gloves boxer. He . Of the late
John R. Bosted, New York policeman. :"
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H" Bomb Destroy Life?

COULD AN ATOMIC OR HYDROGEN BOMB
ACTUALLY DESTROY HUMAN LIFE?
ANSWER: ABSOLUTELY NO!
SO-CALLED DEATH is A DEPARTURE
TO THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
THE NEXT WORLD'!-OF MORTAL
BELIEFS!
ALL THINGS VISIBLE ARE MERELY MORTAL
THOUGHT PHENOMENA, COUNTERFEIT OR
BURLESQUE-IMAGES OF GODS ETERNAL
IDEAS, AND THEIR PERPETUAL HARMONY!
AND THE HARMONY OF GODS CREATION
AND UNIVERSE HAS BEEN PERPETUAL
THROUGHOUT ALL ETERNITY, AND WILL so
CONTINUE!-AS is UNDERSTANDABLE AND
DEMONSTRATABLE TO 1.-THE PURE IN
HEART"-PURE ENOUGH TO BECOME GODS
CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRISTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
PART
Testimony Concluded
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U.S.. Churches Going

CONTINUED from Back Page)
BUTT TOOK Is 1/3 CENTURIES FROM THE
CRUCIFIxION, RESURRECTION ASCENSION,
AND DAY OF PENTECOST, TO THE POST-CIVlL
WAR PERIOD AND MARTYRDOM OF MY
BELOVED ABE LINCOLN, FOR THE
APPOINTMENT OF THE REV MARY BAKER
EDDY 1866 MY BELOVED DAUGHTER
REVELATOR OF THE CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH, GREATEST LEADER SINCE
CHRIST JESUS-WHO INSTITUTED MY
INCOMPATIBLE, INDISPENSABLE, CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT, WHICH is DESTINED
TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS, HERE AND HERE
AFTER, UNTIL THERE is NO MORE HUMAN
RACE!-IN THE RECOGNITION OF MY ONE
AND ONLY CREATION-THE Externally
CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL, AND
HARMONIOUS, WHICH HAS THROUGHOUT
ALL ETERNITY, COMPLETELY
POPULATED MY ONE AND ONLY
UNDERSTAND THERE is NONE OTHER
WITH EVERYWHERE PRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE!
free Press)
US. CHURCHES GOING UP AT RECORD PACE
WASHINCTON-(UP)- Commerce Depart
ment reported Friday that 219 million dollars
spent in the first four months of this year for
ton of churches and other religious buildings.
The four-month total than doubled the
spent for religious buildings all of 1916 and
indicated that the nations churchbuildng boom is still
at record levels.
This years spending rate is about per cent above
last years record pace.
Even this prodg ious rate, however, the churches
barely have begun to meet their needs for space
to accommodate steadily growing congregations.
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The BILLY GRAHAM evANcELIsrlc ASSOCIATION

The BILLY GRAHAM EvANGELISTIc ASSOCIATION
1920 Harmon Place Minneapolis 3. MINI. Lincoln 764
May 7, 1885
Dear Mr.. Frvehavf:
must lose further time in sending you this note
Of acknowledgement after the further kindness which YOU
showed TO me on the last visit TO Detroit
Mrs. Mitchell and most grateful for fhs way in
which you welcome and for the lovely time Of Fellowship
have, especially sit down around the mealfabe
II Is truly amazing, your freshness and energy at all
times and the amount Of work you able 10 do parie
uIsrIy in connection with your paper is good TO know
that you Of Inspiration TO number OF friends
including Chaplain Martin whom II good TO again
last visit.
Then, most apprseafive OF your generous con.
tbvtions the work Of the Association. You will have
heard from Mr.. Wilson, with his note along with
the official receipt for the 500 check you handed
The campaign Richmond has started very eneovrss
ngy and praying that the end Of the campaign will
have many thousands coming TO know Christ their
Lord and Savior You may guess that looking forward
TO being there at the meetings with Billy and the Team
which will provide with the opportunity Of making
mention Of my visits TO you Billy most conscious Of your
generosity and Of your deep interest in his ministry
You may be sure that when next shall be in Michigan
that II will be a delight TO call upon you again.
Mrs. Mitchell joins in sending hesrtisst greetings
Yours cordially ever
Or. Ralph w. Mitchell,
Spiritual Counselor
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Kalamazoo Again
Continued from Back Page

(Chicago Trbvne)
Paul Taylor. H. Of 42s s. 9Th ST., La Grange, died Of
polio Friday night in hospital al Kalamazoo, Mieh
learned here yesterday
Taylor, basketball player and president OF his class
when he graduated in June from Lyons Township
High school, stricken Monday al Y. IA. c. A. Camp
Sears at Pullman Mich where he q counselor. He
scheduled 70 enter DePsuw university Greencssfe ind in
September.
Approximately 100 boys from Chicago and suburbs
returned 10 their homes Friday the end Of the camp
term None showed any sign Of The disease
Taylor was the Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett l. Taylor.
He also is survived by sister Mrs. Jean Ann LANCE.
Services will be held at 23o pm. In The La
Grange First Presbyterian Church.
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The Worry Clinic

(Lontnued from Page II
At Northwestern University, for instance, freshman
girls due in their dormiforss by 10 pm on Monday
through Thursday nights.
On Friday and Saturday. the evrfew hour Is s.m.
but this late permission due 10 the fact that concerts and
theatre dates In Chicago require about hour Of
travelling time via train or bus.
In the usual college situation, late evrfew Of am
s typical.
And on Sunday night, fhs girls must be home by II
p. for Monday 10 another working day and they esnt
stay awake IN class without eight hours Of Sleep
such q schedule 10 deemed appropriate for older
college eosds no high school girls should complain about
similar regulations.
Since drvsin movies and other forms Of
usually end by midnight the Is very liberal Lar.
evrfsw for high school girls Friday and SATURDAY. nioh,
And svsry iesnsssr who wants 10 be treated A an
adult, should also act like On adult
Continued Next Column, ToP)
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Letters to the Publisher
BETHESDA MISSIONARY TEMPLE. Inc.
Detroit "a. Michigan
Nav II 1854

Dear Mr.. Frvehavf:
We want TO express sincere appreciation Of your
generous radio offering. both and in past times We
are overwhelmed and thank God for those who willing
give that others may 10 knowledge Of Him.
Thank you for your literature. We appreciate your
interest and your faifhfvness.
May God bless you richly in every way | am sure
He will
Sincerely in Him,
M D. BeaII
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Unaware He Has
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
MY SURGERY REMOVES THE UNcHRIsTLIkE
ERRORS OF THE DEVILS ADAM AND EVE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY INTO WHICH ALL HUMAN
OFFSPRING ARE BORN. AND THE DlvINELY
SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIkE, SPIRITUAL REBIRTH
OF MY CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH REVEALS AND
DEMONSTRATES PRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!
SURGEONS SUED FOR $25o000
UNAWARE He HAS ONLY ONE, DIES AFTER
KIDNEY REMOVAL
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NY. State Honored Md
CONTINUED from Page -

Continued from Page ID
AND IN THE NEW BIRTH-ENJoYED BY MY
CHOSEN ONES. CHRISTLkE CHRISTIAN ScIEN.
TsTsl-THE BLESSED DISCOVERIES OF EVERY.
WHERE PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
ENJOY THE HARMONIOUS CONTROL OF THEIR
THINKING BY NE, THE ONE REAL MIND. SPIRIT
SOUL, PARENT. SUBSTANCE. Inland oF-THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE
RECIPIENT IN 1855 DIED, TOO
DR.. BENNETT, ~, AWARDED STATE MEDICAL
HONOR. DIES
m. Y. Herald Trbvne)
BALDWINSviLLE, NJ Y, May tAPEDr. James H..
Bennett foryssvsn cited Yesterday New York States
outstanding general practitioner for 1855 died today his
home in this village Syracuse
The State Medical Society announced the honor the
opening Of It's fivedsy convention in New York City.
Last years recipient Of the award, Dr. Antonio Pissn
who had been general practitioner in downtown Manhst
tan for yeghf years, died few hours before hs society
officially conferred the honor upon him. He sighfyone
DR.. Bennett had been unconscious for five days. His
wife said he had been notified Of the award before his
illness and that he was very happy and honored."
The doctor. who financed his medical education by
working from p.m TO xoronsr's assistant en-
tered practice here in 1894
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Security and life More
(Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page I'D
OF CODl!!
THERE is NO HUMAN RACE IN THE
SIGHT OF GOD
THE HUMAN RACE is A DEVILISH,
FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT COUNTERFEIT OF GODS
ONE AND ONLY CREATION, THE Externally
CHRISTLIKE AND SPIRITUAL!!!
There you have the verihcation of Gods Word to
81. Paul: 1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
[M-Y-T-H-IC-A-Ll WHILE THE THINGS NOT
SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
THE C-H-IL-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS
AND THERE YOU HAVE THE EXPLANATION
OF JESUS HAVING NO OFFSPRING!
AN ADDITION FOR OUR READERS:
THE HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED SON OF
MARY WAS TOO FAR ADVANCED MORALLY
AND SPIRITUALLY TO PERMIT HIS TALENTS
AND FACULTIES TO BE 'PROSTITUTED' IN THE
CONCEPTION AND REARING, AND
MULTIPLICATION, OF THE DEVILS HUMAN
ADAMS AND EVES!!!-A FRAUDULENT,
MYTHICAL so-caled CREATION!
FURTHER ADDITION FOR OUR READERS:
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the Divine
The measure, however. must be adopted for second
consecutive year before becomes effective Once before
in 1853 was adopted but failed Of acceptance In 1854
and 1855
PREVIOUSLY OPPOSED
In previous years since 1884. when first brought to
vote had been bitterly opposed the convention floor
but Yesterday not voice raised against H. HAN
dozen deeestss praised H. speeches which rank with the
words unfair" "vn-Ameresn" mot democratic. long
overdue and dspvns the church Of fhs wisdom Of half
lis members"
The resolution affects only the New York diocese and
does not require approval by the general convention Forty
two Episcopal diocese allow women on vssfr'ss and
forsy.three permit them 10 be convention delegates
The Right Rev Horace w. 3. Donsgsn, Bishop OF the
diocese who had asked for the favorable vote in his annual
address yesterday morning. called the vote "a forward step
Of profound significance in the life Of the diocese"