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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
BY BURTON HAWKINS

The endings aren't always in
harmony with what their fol-
lowers would prefer. but the
Senators are draining about as
much drama from their games
as anyone could ask. Hollywood
script writers would blush fu-
riously at any attempt to sell
the sort of spectacularS the
team and its opposition have
provided in recent games.
Washington'S last four games
have been decided by one run,
with a $3.50 split in emotions
and results. In the last three,
the ninth innings have been
damned with hectic action, al
though one game wasn't de-
cided until the 10th.
The S,O83 customers at Grit
nth Stadium last night couldn't
have requested more tingling
moments. In the first game
Cleveland rallied for two runs
in the ninth to win, 4-3, and
in the second it was Just like
one of those Frank Merriwell
books.
Berberet Plays MerriwelI
The Senators were whipped.
AZ, in the eighth inning but
Jim Lemon narrowed the gap
with his l4th homer, a shot
into the leftf1eld seats.
Then, with one down in
the ninth, Faye Throneberry
singled of Early Wynn. Julio
Becquer. batting for Rocky
Bridges. flied deep to AL Smith
in left. That left it up to Lou
Berberet. swinging for Chuck
Stobbs, but not for long. He
picked on Wynn's first offering,
lofted it majeStically but mar
rowly-and close to the foul
Uncover the rightfield wall.
It was a sumner, but the
Senators and the customers
had recovered by the time Lou
circled the bases. He was
pounded merrily by his team
mates, who have moved within
! 312 games of seventh place and
are nursing ideas of escaping
the dungeon.
Smith Swats Two
Smith was all set to be a
hero. He sent the winning
run across in the first game
with a sacrifice fly and in the
second game he belted two
home runs, the second coming
with Jim Hogan aboard in the
seventh inning to break a %
tie.
| Smith opened the nightcap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
Eastern Open Storts;;
Field Better Thon PEA

and suspension is automatic
for anybody who fails to meet
a commitment without reason.
Stranahan's name was added
to the former Eastern Open
champions who will compete
despite an auto accident yester-
day near Baltimore. Stranahan
was uninjured. He scored his
first triumph as a professional
here two years ago.
Finsterwald Entered
Ed Furgol, Julius Boros.
Tommy Bolt. Bob Toski, Ed
Oliver and Canada's AL Balding
are in the field, plus Dow Fin
sterwald, second leading money
winner and runnerup in the
PGA last week.
The record field of 1872 play
ers will be reduced to less than
half that number for the final
two rounds Saturday and SUM-
day. The final 80 minutes will
be televised Sunday afternoon
over WMAL. The Star station
in Washington. from S until
$3.50.
Mount Pleasant is a par u
course with the biggest greens
in this section. The tourna-
ment record of 275 set BY
Snead has been threatened by
Toski and Palmer. who wor
with 277s, but never equaled
ourname nt sponsor!
throughout the country will b
watching the new 81 a day
ticket sales. which includes thu
Saturday and Sunday rounds
If tournament attendance rec.
ords are not doubled or tripled
this could be the last Eastern
Open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
BY the Associated Press

It was the first game of the
1855 spring exhibition series
that Larry Jackson led q pa
rade of four st. Louis rockies
who pitched a one-hitter to
beat the Yankees, 10. and
sent sports writer's thumbing
through rosters and brochures
trying to find out something
about the Cardinal youngsters.
The Dodgers still are trying
to find out something about
the trim Highlander. After 212
seasons, all they know is that
he's beaten them seven times
in nine decisions.
The kid from Idaho. who
Jumped from the bullpen to
become the Cards ace this
season, made it five in a row
over the league champs last
night with a 80, three-single
job that hoiSted the Cards
within a half game of the Sec
ond-place Dodgers.
Sanford Wins 18th
The National League race,
which Opened up" to a Az
game spread between first and
fifth Tuesday, tighte1.ed again
as Philadelphia defeated first
place Milwaukee, 81, with
Jack Sanford winning his 18th
on a five-hitter. Joe Nuxhall
gave up eight hits but blanked
Pittsburgh for a 20 Cincin-
natl victory. And the Cubs
Don Elston out-dueled Johnny
Antonelli for a 81 victory over
the Giants.
All of which left the Braves
in front by one game over
Brooklyn, with st. Louis third,
112 back; Cincinnati two games
out and the Phillies 31a behind.
In the American League,
Billy Pierce became the ma
jors' biggest winner with his
14th victory as the second
place White Sox trimmed the
Yankees lead back to AZ
games with a To decision.
Boston beat Kansas City, 6-5.
Cleveland defeated Washing
ton, 4-3. then lost the second
game of the twi-night pair,
5-4. Detroit dumped Balti-
Three Singles for Dodgers
Jackson, who was only 90
last season but saved" 10
games, won his 18th on the
fourth try while striking out
eight and walking only two.
The 26-year-old 6-footer gave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-25
PIERCE KEEPS sOx IN PICTURE
Jackson and Sanford
Tighten UpNL Roce

up the singles to Randy jack
son. Gil Hodges and Gino CT
moli in the second. seventh
and eighth innings, and didn't
allow a runner past second
base. 1t was only his third
shutout in the majors but his
second over the Dodgers. whom
he beat, 80. with a 10-hitter
for his first whitewash job
May S, 1855.
Last nights game left the
Dodgers with a total of six hits
for the series. but the three
they got in the opener Tues
day were enough to give John
ny Podres a 10 decision over
Sam Jones.
Sal Maglie was the loser for
a 4-3 season record and an 80
lifetime mark against the
Cards, the only club he doesn't
have an edge over. AL Dark
had two triples for the Red
birds, scoring once on Stan
Musial's single and again on a
wild pitch by reliever Sandy
Koufax.
Victory in Allowance
The Cards, by the way,
would be in a tie for second
with the Dodgers-except for
Sundays, suspended game at
Pittsburgh. which they led,
11-2, in the ninth.
Sanford, %, struck out eight
and walked only two while
handing the Braves their Sec
ond defeat in the last nine
games. The highlander, who
has lost three while leading
the league with 124 strikeouts,
gave up four singles and Yves
Covington's ninth home run.
He BANKED Aaron. the league
batting leader. in four at-batS.
Gene Conley lost it, giving up
a run-scoring double to San
ford that scored the clincher
in the seventh for the Phlls,
who have won only two of their
last nine.
The Redlegs had only six
hits of Bob Friend but handed
the Pittsburgh Highlander a
18th defeat when two-out sin
giles by Johnny Temple. Gus
Bell and Frank Robinson and
an error scored two in the
third inning. Nuxhall now has
won three in a row for a SIS
record.
The Cubs were outhit, 81,
but scored the winning run on
Jim Bolger's sacrifice fly in
See BASEBALL, Page ca
The Miami times., 1957-11-23

Graduation was held Sunday,
Nov. 10 at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. In the 81 years of grad
uation exercises, 18 were held at
Mt Zion, Rev. F.. T. Graham,
pastor.
Sunlight appreciates the kind
ness of the pastor and members
shown them in the past years.
There were 103 graduates in
cluding one teacher who passed
the state board of beauty culture
examination as a cosmetology in
structor, Mrs. Marguerite Ed
wards from Punta Gorda, Fla.
Beautiful music was played by
Mrs. Ursula Higgs, acting as
master of ceremonies was J. R..
Taylor, who for years has done a
tremendous job. Remarks by
Judge John D. Johnson were in
spring to the future cosmetolog-
lists. The annual sermon was
brought to the graduates by Rev.
E. S. Clark, priest in charge of
the Church of the Incarnation.
There were also greetings from
the president of the Orange Bios
som State Beauty Culturist
League.
Honorary members of the
school are Rev. H. E. S. Reeves,
Daniel Francis, Mrs. Florence
Ali, Rev. John E. Culmer and
]. r. Taylor. President D. A. JUL
ius, vice president, Mrs. L. A.
Julius and instructor, Mrs. Willie
Mae Ceasar.
The Miami times., 1957-11-23

Frank Hill, charged with as
sault and battery with hands on
Eunice Drance, fined $50 or 20
days.
Joseph Glass, charged with as
sault with an ice pick on James
Lilly. Lilly was charged In a
cross complaint with assault with
knife on Glass. Each was fined
$40 or four days. :
Helen Robinson, charged with
petty larceny ($45) property Of
Annette Major, and with assault
with knife on Mrs. Major. Dis
missed on the first charge and
fined SIS or 80 days on the Sec
ond.
Charlie Robinson, charged with
vagrsncy-Marjorie Bishop was
also charged with vagrancy in
the same case. Robinson was
fined SIS or 10 days and Miss
Bishop was sentenced to IS days
In jail.
The Miami times., 1957-11-23

Despite the long Veterans Day
weekend the total number Of
cases listed for trial in Municipal
Court was a moderate 136 when
the court wss called TO order
Tuesday morning, Nov. IL.
Somewhat hard 10 understand
was the cases Of Rufus williams
and his wife, Leola, Of 223 NV
18th st. and William Kirkland
and his wife, Gladys, Of 223 NV
18th st. Each one was charged
with drunk, disorderly conduct,
by creating a disturbance. The In
cident occurred early Sunday
morning in the apartment where
the defendants live, according to
Officers Jimmy Wilson and Eu-
gene Butler, who were the ar
resting officers.
The officers told the court that
they received call to go to the
building in question to quell a
disturbance. Upon arrival the Of
ficers added that several persons
were in one Of the apartments,
and that a considerable distur-
bance was going on.
Each of the persons charged
with the offense, denied that any
disturbance was going on. The
landlord who owns the building
was in court and spoke in be-
half of the group. He declared
that II all came about because Of
a psychotic tenant In the build
ing, who called the police for no
reason at all.
But because of the testimony
of the officers, Judge johnson
said he had no choice but to find
all Of them guilty Of creating a
disturbance. TIE judge then fined
each SIS or six days on the
disturbance charge.
Among other cases heard and
disposed OF were the following:
Roy Crunbley, charged with
assault and battery with shoe
on Elouise Turner, fined $50 or
20 days.
Ben Mathis, charged with es-
Gaping from the city jail with ~
days to serve, also charged with
disorderly conduct, fined $50 or
20 days on the escaping charge:
dismissed on the other.
The Miami times., 1957-11-23

The Sunlight School of Beauty
Culture featured their open
house Monday, Nov. 4 through the
9th with special guest artists.
Sessions were highlight OF
trade program. Hair styling and
new methods of combing and
setting were featured during the
afternoon and evening schedules
Hair cutting during the week
was shown to more than so stu
dents and beauticians. Demon
strations by Miss Clariol Artist
presented to the students new
colors in tinting and bleaching,
Also new techniques in hair col
oring.
The students also enjoyed a
night of fun at the James E.
Scott Community Center follow
ing the senior prom on Friday
night with a hair style revue
The students presented their own
styles supervised by qualified in
structors, Mrs. D. A. Julius and
Mrs. Willie Mae Caesar, who is
also attending Florida A and M
University summer classes.
Contestants running for Miss
Sunlight were Mrs. Marguerite
Cargill, Mrs. Ruth Singleton and
Mrs. Ruby Carey. Mrs. Ruby
Carey was crowned "Miss Sum
light of 1887" She received q
round trip to Nassau. Presents
were presented to each contes-
tant.
The Miami times., 1957-11-23
Registration For
Practical Nursing
Opens

Northwestern Senior High
School announces the registration
for the February Practical Nurs-
ing Class.
The program of practical
nursing is planned to meet spe-
cific needs of our community, and
to offer training to persons who
are interested in becoming train
ed graduate licensed practical
nurses.
Basic requirements for appli-
cants are as follows:
/. A photostatic copy of birth
certificate or confirmation Of
naturalization must be furnished
2. Applicants must be between
the ages of l8 and so years old.
3. A complete physical exami-
nation is required.
4. Applicants must have at
least two years of high school
education Completion of 9th and
10th grades.)
For further information please
call Plaza 4-5491.
The Miami times., 1957-11-23
Liberty City NAACP

The Liberty City Branch Of the
NAACP, Lee B. Wright, presi-
dent, met Sunday afternoon. After
the devotion and business period,
plans were discussed to increase
our membership. Another meet
ing will be held at Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church on Dec. 8.
Be sure to hear Thurgood
Marshall Sunday, 4 pm. at
Bethel AME Church. "Get on
board the Freedom Train"
Lee B. Wright, president
The Miami times., 1957-11-23
Good Morning Judge

sv ELLIOTT J. pIgzE. Times STAIR Writer
News from Mamie Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE JOHN o. JOHNSON PRESIDING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
THE Devil Uses Scripture For His
Own Purpose

began 10 examine this Lesson-ssrmon some ten days
ego and God ssrisd 70 the vvnsrsbty Of Verses a.
g. and tsf sssD TO serve The purpose Of the DEVIL
For example. shs Hebrew hshpresss Jesus Of
behaving vnsssIy" Jesus. young Of 80 dsfins
their authority their seniority and Of setting Himself UP %
THE HIGHEST PROPHET or ALL TIME, AND GODS
MESSIAH W
Therefore. God has required 10 write 10 the Lesson
Sermon COMMITTEES Of Mother Church In Boston that
n Is His will that the next time they The 9th Chapter
Of First Corinthians The Responsive Reading 70 sup
tsss TRIBUNE PUBLISHERS; Psss a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09

immortal things are these:
"Now abideth faith, hope
and love, but the greatest of
these is love-"
} So we don't want to NAL
/ practice anybody, and in
reality nobody wants to NAL
practice us. Meaning nobody
wants to malpractice any
body else.
+: This means there is no
malpractice, and no maIprae.
fitioner in the divine order
Of fhe law Of Spirit.
If one is tempted to use
malicious thinking against an.
other, it will be good for him
to realize that he should be-
ware, lest his own malice re-
turns to him. And it will
surely come to pass because
I'VE live in a world of
thought.
Good thoughts bring us
closer to our God. And they
make manifest in life true
substance. So 1t is wisdom to
never attempt to malpractice
any individual, or any group
of people.
CONTINUED on Page Z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
President Eisenhower and Secretary
&C. Wilson
slap At Wilson Inks His Wife"
Timesl
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Both essentially honest public servants!
Both could very properly quote Ny beloved Abe Lincoln
who when both condemned and praised said TO his admir-
Gentlemen. frankly confess did not control events,
they controlled me-"
Mr.. Wilson obeyns according TO his highest light.
the injunction Of Ny incompatible Prophet Messiah Son,
Christ Jesus: III thy brother offend thee rebvke him, and
IL he repent forgive him seventy times seven-"Ye
shall devs Ye shall execute Righteousness,
fiee. and mercy. and relieve the oppressed
And Ny indispensable DavghterRevestor. Mary Baker
Eddy thereto in the Christian Science textbook and Bly,
NY. Gods order. engraved the walt Of The Neither
Church, the First Church Of Christ Scientist In Boston.
Massachusetts, to which all nations andtpeopes will have
TO bow the knee AND THEY WILL LIKE III
WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs YOU. WITHHOLD NOT
THE REBuKE OF THE EXPLANATION WHICH De.
STROYs ERROR! NEVER BREATHE AN IMMORAL
iMPUREl ATMOSPHERE UNLESS IN THE ATTEMPT
PURIFY TIT
cHRIsTLIKE BASIS OF THOUGHT AND ACTION
THE cHRISTLlKE UNDERSTANDING OF sclEN.
TIFIc BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES A PER-
Feet PRINCIPLE AND IDEA-PERFEcT GOD AND
PERFECT MAN lPERFEcT UNvERsEl-As THE BASIS
or THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATION"
p 25s. sab.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
More Canadian Wages Of Sin" =
Blaze Kills 5 Children, Injuries 6th"

"oUEBEc FRAME HOUSE FIRED BY STOVE.
BURNS TO GROUND"
Windsor Daily Star. wa
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Canadian Radio and fhe Windsor Daily Star disclose
eoneusivsy that Canada. like Ny precious v. sssssh
nation to oil nstionsEDoEs NOT YET ADEQUATELY Ac-
cEPT NY TWO HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE
CHRIST JESUs-christisn Science and NY indispensable,
incompatible, imperative Christian Science and
lis Founder and permanent Leader via dvnsy protected
and copyrighted writings Of Mary Baker Eddy-My in
comparable Prophecies and psvshtsr-RsveIstor
And Ist n b. distinctly Enthusiastically ONE TRUE
CHURCH AMONG ALL THE HUMAN RACES TODAY, IS
THE CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTISTS
And The early 10th Century prophecy. answering The
Concord Monitor newspaper the future Of Chris
isn Science IS VALID; 1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE
THAT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME
THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEu-
TICS :" or ALL RACES AND PEoPLEsii-snd 10
lsss MORE CANADIAN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
Three Major Air Crashes!

AND EARLIER m THE WEEK THERE WAS THAT
AIRLINER. JET PLANE CRASH m CALIFORNIA rpe
DEBRIS KILLING SEVERAL SCHOOL CHILDREN
AND WouNpINc MANY
80 SURVIVE CRASH or AiRllNER; 10 DIE.
PLANE BURNS AT NEW YORK"
ONLY HANDFUL ESCAPE INJURY, INQUIRY
BEGUN ~ AIR BOARDS h,sw,
ssss AIRCRAFT CRASHES, Psos n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
Tribune Publisher Testimony
Second Church Of Christ Scientist

II my blessed privilege. A years ago this very
month"; TO bring back into Christian Science father,
mother and brofherhe three younger Of fhs family
in with vs-nto this dear Church. All did become
vers Fathers business pertaining TO motor frverser
transportstion-s pioneer-beeame a world lesderl
PART z
THE HEALING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! much concerned however. with THE
HIGHER PURPOSE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - TO TAKE
AWAY THE SINS or THE WORLD TO effect THE
HEALING or THE NATIONS" prophesed by St. John
In Revelation.
And must. therefore. discuss the lesson-sermon for
this week. LOVE- synonym for God-snd the RE-
sponsve Reading" which gives Of ST. Pavls first
EpistIs TO the Corinthians. Oh. l3 THOUGH I SPEAK
WITH THE TONGUES or MEN AND or ANGELS AND
HAVE NOT CHARITY lLovEL AN BECOME AS SOUND
ING BRASS OR A TlNKLINc cYMBAL."
PART
GODS BELOVED ABE LINCOLN birthday soon duel
QUOTING SHAKESPEARE. SAID;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09

MIS-. Euuy, uiSSoSciSi VI
Christian Science, says, p.
SIT, Science and Health:
The cause Of all disease IS
mental, . mortal fear, a mis-
taken belief or conviction of
the necessity and power of
i'll health; also q fear that
Mind is helpless 10 defend
fhs life Of man and ineomPe-
tent TO control H."
WE HEAR MUCH ABOUT
MENTAL MALPRACTICE
The faculties of the divine
Mind are far above "carnal"
human strife. In our Fathers
kingdom. there Is no room
for mental malpractice.
God Is Spirit" and he
never created any form Of
mental malpractice. Neither
did His beloved spiritual Son.
Christ Jesus. Therefore,
nothing in it is worth so
much precious time spent
trying to harm others.
Henry Drummond says,
1.-THE immortal soul must
give itself to something that
is immortal" And the only
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
FEAR NO EVIL
GOOD g G Operation
By Elizabeth Ellington

Because God good the special faculties OF the Divine
Mind are in operation for His spiritual creation
Jesus, in his ministry. followed one good thing or
deed after another He eIesnssd the IsPer Gained hs
Winds healed possessed with devils When e'eas-
ina the leper He said n will, be thou Clean"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
by Andrew f. Eueheuf C.S. +++

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our father-Mother God. all
harmonious" Up. l6, Science and Health with Key e
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Cod
do q Fruehau Martin Luther job in this ageIII
And how! Science 4 HEALTH our textbook, - Gods
Liberator Of The Bible
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEi AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOOL
Jssus '9oved righteousness and hated iniquity"l
The '7skewarm" live IN fools paradise."i
LINcoLNs MARrYRDoM AND JOHN THE BAPTIST
CHRIST JESUS AND MARY BAKER EDDY
JESUS: ut IS ExPEDlENT FOR YOU THAT ! GO
AWAY. THAT THE COMFORTER MAY COME
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINGS!
JESUS RE THE CHRIST: 10. AM WITH YOU
AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE END OF THE WoRLDr -.
1.-THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO
LEAvEN [cHRisT, TRUTH. IN ETERNAL SCIENCE
THE HOLY cHosT'I WHICH A WOMAN TOOK
AND HID IN THREE MEASURES OF MEAL -
"sclENcE. THEOLOGY. MEDIcINE"l ts&H.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY beloved Abe has been very properly called fhe
savior Of the Unionany would say savior Of the nstion
His humble childhood and triumph after triumph over
diseovrsgemenfs and adversely inspiration 10 all
peopssl His political defeats ovtnvmbered his victories by
something like 10 TO II
Buf, as Ny incompatible Prophecies. Dsvshter-Rsve-
sto Mary Baker Eddy states Experience is the victor
never the vsnquishedl OUT OF DEFEAT SPRINGS THE
SECRET OF VICTORY! t'MiseeIsneovs Wrings'1.
tsee ABE LINCOLN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
God to President Eisenhower re
Southern Satan Bound" White
Adam-Eve, Spiritual Traitors 10 God
And Country, and Gvi|ization!!!

Mr. PRESIDENT You hereby authorized to use The roll
power and prestige Of your office to and dsnovnes
the errors Of THE PsYcHoPATHIc SOUTHERN WHITESl
Their pathetic rsbsIIiovsness and obsfinaey ARE
CURSE UPON THEMSELVES. Ny Messiah nation to ell the
nations! civilization!
THE GOLDEN RULE lMPERATVEi
But neither whites blacks need Cast THEIR
PEARLS BEFORE SWINE" but brohsry love- in the spirit
Of the coed Samaritan MUST BE, and SHALL BE.
cisedl
SEGREGATION IS A PRODUCT. A MANIFESTATION.
OF SPIRITUAL WcKEpNEss IN HIGH PLAcEs'I-oF
THE DEVIL!
Ny beloved incompatible Prophecies. Davghter-Rev-
sSter. Mary Baker Eddy highest Representative since
Jesus, points out THAT THE SOUTHERN PULPIT AND
PRESS "cRADlED THE SINS OF sLAvERY!"
tsee GOD TO PRESIDENT. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-09
These Notices, Tribune Contribution
INDEPENDENT OF c. S. CHURCH
SEE PAGE FOR MORE RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Christian Science
Tv Sun. Am. 900, Channel J
Par Excellence!

"GIs, Copters Aid Victims"
Towns Wrecked BY Flood
TOWN MIRED kNEE-DEEP IN SEA or MUD. DESPAIR"
~ STATES BATTERED; III KILLED"
THOUSANDS FLEE; GOVERNORS SEND AID PLEA
TO IKE" News I/3H
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Say Your Prayers, Adams and Ewes,
Prisoners Of the Devil,
HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS. PRoTEsTANTs,
AND OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEVIL
ALL WHO HAVE NOT MADE
THEMSELVES WORTHY TO BECOME NY CHOSEN
PEoPLE-cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
EVERY EFFECT A MENTAL PHENOMENON!
THE UNIVERSE IS lo09s THE MANIFESTATION or
THOUGHT THE ONE REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE. FlEsHLEss. tM-AATERlAL, SPIRIT.
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