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.Dystrophy Group
Elects Officers

Reno Continetti of silver
Spring has been elected presi-
dent of the District chapter
Muscular DyStrophy Association.
of America, Inc. He succeeds 1t
Col. Homer S. Piper of Severn
Md.
Others elected were David A
Isler, first vice president: Mrs
William T. Pryse, second vice
president; Mrs. David A. Isler
recording secretary; Mrs. F. r
Hager, treasurer, and Mrs. Will
liam Newman n, correspondents
secretary.
Elected to the executive COM
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Drake, Mrs. Ernest w. Howard
Katharine Menke, Gordon Mil
man, Mrs. E. Morgan Pryse. Mrs
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8. Piper, Mrs. Ralph A. Bowman,
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The Middle East:-

Continued From Back Page)
beyond that There those who contend that the
views of Britain and America foreshadow a conflict
of policy between the Western powers, which would
add to the complexities of already existing tense
problem.*++
BRIG. LONCRICC: If American and Eng
lishman sit down and ask themselves and each other:
What is and your overall view of what we to
be and do in the Middle East?" the replies, believe,
will be almost Identical Both entirely realize by now,
in the light of all history and in that of unchangng
strategic needs that the Middle East, that Libya
iran-Turkey to Aden-is vital strategic political
terms of world policy. Therefore, both want it
to be stable, SAFE progressive prosperous, with its
tions behaving good members of international So
cety We would like it, as area selfrespecting and
las far possible, self-protectng, willing to keep up
equal with its friends outside to keep the
peace and repel aggressors from outsdewhch really
means the U.S.S.R. And both want il in atmos-
phere of goodwill, to be allowed to pursue indus
trial interests according arrangements freely and
openly made with the governments. That means to go
extracting and exporting oil, to the enormous adj
vantage of the lucky states who possess deposits
Mr.. NEWMAN. Thank you, Brigadier Longrgg.
Our speaker the problem in different light
He is Kingsley Martin the distinguished editor of the
weekly magazine "New Statesman and Nation MIR.
Martin is stranger in America, having studied at
Princeton University, where he received Master of
Arts Degree. Between editing the "New Statesman"
and globe-trotting MIR. Martin has written number
of political science books including Harold Laski:
Memoir"
MR. MARTINI The Western powers are in the
Middle East for two reasons-srategy and oil. OF
course Western soldiers travellers, officials and busi-
nessmen are fond of Arab people, they admire their
way of life and desire the prosperity of the Arab
world. But these only incidental to their main
purpose which has been to extract oil at profitable
rates. and build bases in which additionally
in days before the H-bomb, has always been consider
ed vital to the security of Western empires In the last
generation an extremely complicated tripartite strug
gle has arisen which the contestants have been Brit
b oil interests American oil interests and Arab rulers
who are also at odds with each other.***
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Ike S Health Issue
Continued from Back Page)

1t is unique tribute to a recovered heart patient
who, at the end of second term would be the oldest
man to hold the nations top job
MORE VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
But the Democrats planning a vigorous
campaign in 1856 than in 1882 when Eisenhower de-
feated Adai Stevenson 442 80 in the electoral vote
and 33,s36,252 to 27,314,e92 in the popular vote
Of all the Democrats who proclaim that Eisenhower
can be defeated, of his footing
than Paul Muholland Butler, chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. **%
WON'T APPROVE
Now the American people know the presidency
must not be weakened and diluted. don't believe they
will approve Mr. Esenhower proposal alter the
stitutonal powers of the Office by farming his work
out to appontees who have responsibility the cleo
torate.
"The American people just do not regency
to substitute for President The American people don't
want shadow government.
They'll veto part-tme presidency because they've
observed drift and asstude and confusion in Washing
ton during the period of the Presidents
and since his return to Washington"
asked for particulars. Butler quick to answer.
"The American people, | think, the need for
more presidential energy to act quickly and effectively
to bring prosperity back to depressed farm
"The distressed farmers at the very least need a
President who will come to the farm belt and give per-
sonal attention to their problems. r***
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srse armed forces Of killing 80 civilians and Esyp
nan soldiers and wovndns 81 civilians In The Cara
strip attack this morninsJ
An Israeli military spokesman said fodsys Incidents
''sneo win two early morning attacks from Egyptian
POSITIONS on an Israeli patrol in the Kissvfim
ISRAELI REBUTTAL
Inc sPokesmsns statement said In clashes involving
patrols no lrsss were injured The result Of Egyptian
Smelling OF Israeli settlements was not known.
foreign ministry spokesman added that Foreign Min
sfsr Moshs shareft dispatched urgent letter Burns
In which he underlined the mvrderous character Of The
Egyptian acts Of provoeaton along the Cara strip, and
demanded firm action TO stop Them"
Sharefs letter referred to clashes Yesterday and Mon.
day in the in which four Israel soldiers were
killed.
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First Century Gospel
Continued from Back Page)

What you fail to see is that he has not made moral
advance that is equal TO his material advance He Is still
greedy he still hates. he is still deeever he still caters
TO ihe lower passions and lives Just Of the first
fury did
Because modern sins have the new look that does not
mean they really
Man is still in need Of Gods forgiveness and pardon.
He still needs heart after 20 centuries. He
needs love instead Of hate and integrity instead Of deceit
generosity instead Of sehness and spiritual insight along
with skill TO control the natural elements.
The Gospel designed TO provide all this. In age
when needs peace than the Gospel provides
the only definite 70 his greatest need. modern
needs the birth Just much in Jesus
time.
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likes Doctor Confirms
CONTINUED From. Back Psss)

NV Chosen People-Christke Christian Scientists
even exclude alcoholic beverages In fact cannot
become a member of the Christian Science Church II
YOU indulge in either of the products of the Devils bill
lion S alcoholic beverage or tobacco industries!
A. for Diet Christian Scientists recognize the wis
dr, revealed in Gods s. textbook Master Healer edu-
miracle worker Savior berator and protector OF
the Holy Scriptures from the damnabe, spiritual sou
terry Of the four European religious crppes!and JuoA
ian. il at the top of the list with its sensuaty ana SEN
n, ,n;maI maenetism--Chrst void, anti-Christ the
ology. e-....,,.. -, uhole.ome
food and select wisely their beversges-msy even ex-
cude coffee and tea- but of these two beverages
i. not prohibitive in church membership
WE NOW GIVE YOU SOME OF THE ANCIENT,
ALLEGED WISDOM BY WHICH THE DEVIL
WOULD STEAL CREDIT FOR PRESIDENT
FJsENHOWER'S RECOVERY-WHICH WAS
SUBSTANTIALLY A SCIENTIFIC SPIRITUAL
RECOVERY, BASED UPON The CHKiSI' lHE WAL
THE TRUTH, AND THE LlFE"l :,
The most valuable function of the devoted medical
man and women surrounding President Eisenhower was
q, nrotect him from the intrusion of the seifseekers
knsves and FOOLS who would upset My wisdom revealed
90 Moses. vi. his father-in-sw Jethro-appont cap
of tens. hundreds and thousands and let the peo-
ple bring their to these captains. And Moses
wa. to hear only the hard cases.
After President Eisenhower's mssterful Christian
.,,;., of IN. Kremn lunatcs, at the Geneva Summit
Conference he had his Biblical 40 days plus in
ord.r 20 commune with your "Faher-Mother God, all
bsrmonous"-the only source of infaliible wisdom in
the entire universeiii
Even My incompatible, triumphant, beloved
Messiah Son, Christ Jesus, completely rejected any
.,,r;bu,on Of virtue or wisdom to the Son of Mary
"wHY cALLEsT THOU Me CooD7 NONE IS
coon RIJT ONE. THAT IS GOD" "WoRSHIP HIM..
az CAN OF MINE OWN SELF DO NOTHING 1T
fC.,t;ru.d Next Column TOP
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The Devil in Roman Catholicism
Continued from Back Pase)

Continued from Back Page)
The best way learn the truth these vital subjects
Is to read the CHURCH AND STATE REVIEW. Newspaper.
men tell me that they would like to deal with the subject
but they DARE not We strive 10 be objective in oil
reporting We would fight for the right Of ell erssds 10
worship freely. The issue bos down TO whether not
America intends maintain the advantages Of ehvrehssts
separation drift into the evils Of ehvrehsiss union
Hyov are interested in preserving The religious liberty
bsqvsshsd TO US by forsfahsrs subscribe today
Continued Next Column TOP,
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"Terms Farm Situation as
Not Too Bad!
MecAFFREY GIVES VIEWS AT MEETING

BY Philip Hampson Chiesgo Tribvne)
The farm situation viewed yesterday by John /.
Mccarey president of the international Harvester
pany being in better position than many persons believe
II 70 be.
His comments the farm outlook and other matters
affecting the company made al Hsrvsstsrs annual
meeting in The knekerboeker hotel.
The meeting quiet. with stockholders having little
say One asked about the dividend outlook And several
made short speeches vacations,
the method used TO pick future executives and the way
employees are LET go. MecaTrey had for each
question
Farm prices important political issue and farm
being reminded every day that their position Is
as favorable II at time in the past MecsH
rsy observed.
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is THE FATHER WITHIN ME WHO DoETH
IT. 81.

HE WOKkS.
Roosevelt the damned crippled, spiritual bastard
Heb. 1919 political and religious prostitute,
NEVER DID GET HEALEDl That damned dupe of the
pathetic devils Hebrews and Reds Numbered into Pearl
Harbor because of the damned knaves and fools who
his advisers and built up the Communist Goliath
monster, and nearly sold out the peace to the DEVILS
Stalin!!!
But the DEVILS Adam and Eve dupes thank
their guardian angels that EVIL is ALWAYS A
M-Y-T-H!!!
My Christlike eternal sons and daughters deny the
actual existence of the DEVILS would-be power and
voluntary Adam and Eve dupes . per My wonderful
promise to you, via Jesus:
BEHOLD, | HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER OVER
ALL THE [so-calledl power OF THE ENEMY"-the
devils Adam and Eve psychology-"AND NOTHING
SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOU"
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Iva Front Af|ame-
Continued from Back Pags)
PART z


1ulLIoN HEBRAIc VICTIMS or THE DEVIL
,nr 20 TESTIFY TO THE SPIRITUAL NAKED.
n.sI os JUDAISM AND ITS TERRIBLE PENALTY
Ne, ,e,E-FoR EXCLUDING FROM ITS THEOLOGY
.'- DIVINITY OF MY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
.. ~" CON CHRIST JEsUs-AND THE BEST
t', y" Thai EVER LIVED. WHO BECAME THE FIRST
HasrAM ,.,,n,ueur ice oe .,ew
ward JEW comes from one-tweIffh Of the posferity
..,,;areh, Jacob whose II sons. by women. would
..'a,s the race Of Hebrews.
"".. came from Judah, Jacobs son and the Messiah
:. ,oms via Jvdsh's postsrty, which Jesus and Mary
: .s,o,,oh the lineage Of David.
AID 60 today we have the amazing situation that by
!, :, mouth and the printed word, Hebrews called
sSsm THERE ARE NO MORE JEWsl The Jews Of Jesus
!. and The more worthy among the OTHER Hebrews
,. Christian eonverfs-as for example, Saul Of Tarsvs,
[ !. became the heroic giant Apostle Paul.
And So The posfsrty Of these Jews and Hebrew con-
. Io,, their Jewish and Hebrsie Identities, and became
avn as Christians.
s,d in these modern times. The human consists Of
.i,u, Hebrews and other semitic peoples. the Asates
I'd sfhsr gentiIes.
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GAIA Front Allan"

Detroit IimsU
mn g. AVN israel April tAPl-A bloody new ov'ov,',
u, .ala strip caused Nal Gen. Edison L. M Burns ens,
Nations Palestine truce administrator. today TO call
'In AI upon Israel and Egypt for essss-firs.
w YIN headquarters In New York, Egypt accuses
Continued Next Column TOP
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KEEP AMERICA GREAT
CHARGE $4,000 Tax

CALLS FOR INQUIRY
The Democratic National Committee had ne comment
except 10 say that csswsy has not been connected with
the committee for several years.
Williams told reporter later he asking The Special
Committee on Lobbying and Campaign Contributions, head
cd by Senator Mcclellan tDAr TO 90 fully Into The case.
He declared the newspaper stories said the $4,000
needed by The Democratic COMMITTEES TO for two national
brosdessts by former President Truman late In The l94s
presidential campaign.
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TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. APRIL IA. 1859
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renew your subscription; subscribe for friend Your
subscription and contribution needed TO carry
educational campaign. Americans must be sIersd TO hs
dangers inherent in eeriesIsm we'll in Communism.
Sincerely
Glenn L. Archer
Executive Director
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Pes|(hristian Scientists my Chosen
People!!-

usr AID THE HEBREWS AND ALL OF THE OTHER
MEMBERS or THE HUMAN RACE FOR THEY
STILL IN BONDAGE TO THE DEVILS MYTH
LcAI ADAM AND EVE EGO AND PsYcHoL OGY.
MO WHICH ALL HUMAN OFFSPRING ARE BoRNl!l
Hence. Jesus 10 trvih-seeking Hebrew Ruler, Nieo.
Am@
EXCEPT We BE BORN AGAIN. We CANNOT SEE
M KINGDOM OF GOD" And what does that mssn7
Exchange the devils Adam and Eve ego Of your human
u,n, and LET THAT MIND BE IN YOU WHICH WAS
aso IN CHRIST JESUS!
CALL NO MAN FATHER, FOR BUT ONE IS YOUR
FATHER, WHICH IS IN HEAvEN"I-Jssus.
And remember, THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT
} ND IT IS WITHIN YOU"
Still ouoiinq Jesus: land THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL,
kHr THEY MIGHT KNOW THEE. THE ONLY TRUE
GOD, AND JESUS CHRIST, WHOM THOU HAST
BENT
NY MOSES TRlUMPHED OVER EGYPTIAN DEsPoT.
: sm HEBREWS MUST YIELD TO MY IMPERATIVE
CHRIST DIVINE scIENcE-"sEcoND coMlNc"-
MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLEsI
The prayers discipline, thinking, divine insPirsfion
leadership OF christIike Christian Scientists are I'M
yERATNE TO SOLVE THE SEEMING PROBLEMS OF
PIKE HEBREWS AND ALL RACES!
SEEMING IS USED ADvIsEDLY. THERE ARE NO
PROBLEMS! IN NY ONE AND ONLY ONE CREATION
THE ETERNALLY cHRIsTLlkE, SPIRITUAL. AND
HARMONIOUS. WHICH HAS POPULATED THE ONE
AND ONLY UNIVERSE THROUGHOUT ETERNITY.
with HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFE!lI
Therefore. SEEMING problems are challenges and oP.
p'Huniss TO STUDY, STUDY. STUDY mediate, and
am how to prsy-and aei did Jesus, Ny Incompatible
Who irvmphed over desthl and in the Ascension,
MoNsTRATED MATTER TO BE THE FRAUD AND
YNIA IT IS!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT
AND OBEY
THEY SHALL SPEAK WITH rEW TONGUES
hey SHALL TAKE UP sERPENTS"-sPIRITuAL
WlcKEpNEss IN HIGH PLACES
the DEvILIsH soPHIsTRY or INTEllEcTuAls'
H AS MANY OF our clever Rsbbs, such as the spirit
unaie apprentice for the Rsbbinaie Saul OF Tsrsus'
% his spiritual blindness reached us logical conclusion
BODY 3dimensionsl mortal thought imsge-regsfereo
p Of sshiI
On the Biblical third day. Ansniss. the truthful Chris
" healed SAUL after Saul could answer the Christ ens
"se Lord, what wilt Thou have me do?
And there and then was born Paul, who became me
"y'Y' heroic Apostle to the ssniiIssI
PART
h.. JESUS FURTHER: "BY THEIR FRUITS We SHALL
""W THEM" I'VE SHALL HEAL THE SICK,
=. CLEANSE THE LEPERs, CAST OUT DEVILS"
MAKE THE BLIND TO SEE, THE DEAF TO HEAR,
IHs LAME TO WALK, THE DUMB TO SPEAK.
\ RAISE THE DEAD" - dead above ground, in the
WIS Adam and Eve ego and psychology from which there
complete liberation except as one becomes Chrsfke
.aHan seisniist-snd that only about by dvneT
S,''eaY inisllieently morally. and spirifuay-''v'"s
wv Christ, Truth dictated leaving oil tori
other words. make the pursuit OF chrisfIiks w'soom
o"ns and nfslble, The supreme object OF your s'
you may take seriously Ny beloved Jesus promise
Ind Injunction:
NY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL We DO.
re-. John l4l2 through a. Verse Isl "IF YE LOVE ME-
'''' NY COMMANDMENTS"
"ray, Exnn4 AfIauao"