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Continued from Back Psge)
ON THE PLATFORM. TO BEAR WITNESS AND TO
DECLARE THE IMPERATIVE NECESSITY OF MY,
GODS, TWO HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE JESUS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND MRS. EDDY
TO WIN BOTH, HIGHEST HUMAN AND DIVINE
RicHTSl
CHRIST SCIENCE DECLARATION OF IN0EPEN-
DENcE FIRsT-IMPERATIvE The How OF DEEPEN
DENcE ON coD-WINNINc WITH HIM
AlIEe MORE ABuNDANTL UNAVAILABLE TO
All I VIA N.Y. GODS MAGNIFICENT. INExHAusTlBLE
FACILITIES, RESOURCES, OF MY ONLY PURE
Continued Next Column Top
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NAACP: Christ Scientist Aid
imperative!

THE ROAD TO HELL Is PAVED WITH GOOD
INTENTIONS HENCE. FALSE THEOLOGY, THERA-
PEUTIcs. EDUCATION. CULTURE POLITICS,
NEARLY SELL OUT THE U. s. TO THE REDS
AT THE COST OF MULTl-TENS OF BILLIONS or ST.
PEARL HARBoR HUNDRED BILLION DEVILS
DEMOCRATS BLUNDER AND INFAMY, AND Loss
OF CHINA TO THE 'REDSl
KoREA-PRoDUcT OF THE DEVILS TRUMAN
TIES !. WHO LOVED THE PRAISE or MEN MORE
THAN THE PRAISE OF GOD" - HENCE, WELDED
TO MoB-ocRAcY-"BRINc THE BOYS BACK HoME"-
AND THE SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF RAPID
DECENTRALIZATION or OUR DOMINANT MILITARY
STRENGTH
lcenfinvsd Nsxs Column Tspl
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let God Be True But Every Mortal
A Liar!

ST. PauI IN Romans
1.-THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY OF MoRTALs. Alias
MORTAL MIND"-To Mrs. Eddy to all
1.-THE HEART IS DEcElTFUL AND DESPERATELY
WICKED. WHO CAN KNOW IT?"-Jeremiah.
ANSWER cHRISTLlKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
THEY ALONE SPEAK WITH NEW TONGUES, HEAL
THE SICK THE DYING. THE cRIPPLED-NoT
THE WHITEWAsH CURES BY THE DEVILS MEDICINE
SURGERY. PSYcHATRY. 0sTEoPATHY, cHlRo-
PRACTICE. AND IMPURE PRAYERS WHICH EXCLUDE
N.Y. GODS. TWO IMPERATIVE WITNESSES SINCE
THE MASTER-cHRlSTIAN SCIENCE AND MRS. EDDY.
ALL NoN-cHRlST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
CURES ARE OF QUESTIONABLE cHARAcTERl
ORAL ROBERTS THE LEAST So-MoRE POWER
TO HIM (! HIS MILLIONS WILL BE FORCED INTO
THE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH STEP BY STEP,
HERE AND HEREAFTER LIKEWISE. ALL OF THE
HUMAN RAcEsl
THE DEVIL WILL PERFORM MIRACLES THAT
WOULD DECEIVE IL POSSIBLE. THE VERY ELECT!
HENCE, THE NUMEROUS PREMATURE DEATHS
OF THE DEVILS DUPEs. WHO RELY UPON WHITE
WASH CURES RESULTING FROM THE SATAN
BOUND" PHYSICIANS AND NURSES WHO FUSS
AROUND THE FLESH IN DEFIANCE OF JESUS
PROFOUND DECLARATION, THE FLESH PRoFITETH
NOTHING IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH
the WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE"I-John 6:63.
PART 6
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This Independence

CONTINUED from Back Page,
They have their independence NOW, in the ONE REAL
CREATION and universe-FLESHLEsS. iMsteriaI spirit
vsI christike, which has, throughout all eternity
pIetey populated. SUPER SATURATED. the universe
with nvvnerabe eternal harmony omnpresen heaven and
eternal fe wherein all Of you have your true being AND
THEY WILL AWAKEN THEREOF!
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Kennedy S Speech-
CONTINUED from Back Ragel

Confnued from BACK HageI
But of the record critics expressed serious lest
Algeria be football in the American internal political
struggle for the presdeney-for Senator Kennedys
speech of July is generally accepted here part Of
bid for the presidency in 1860.
There is large and growing opinion In France which
considers Algeria be hopeless mpasse and that only
kind Of international action resolve the problem
But because Is such complicated and delicate problem
ihs French elements advocating international handling led
by the influential newspaper lie Monde. wish II
handled with the ereumsPeeon needed TO insure Just
and peaceful settlement.
Mr. Ksnnedys speech Is admired for IFS Recommendation
and political skill but has caused dssy through It's
blunt attack France and its sweeping demand for radical
solutions OF the problem Even those French favorable
TO Algerian Independence upsetfng the applicant
and Increasing the trouble rather than Iessenina n.
DETROIT TRIplJNE sATtIROAv lilly "a 1og7 A
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PART ?
Tribune Publisher Available 10
puhIidu Addsess NAACp

AND OTHERS, RE The WONDERS. THE GRANDEUR.
AND THE POWER or GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE.
cHRIsTLikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
TO ILLUSTRATE:
FRUEHAUF TRAILER, A WORLD LEADER IN IT'S
FIELD! G. NJ ENTERED AND LEFT TRAILER
MFG. A QUARTER or A CENTURY AGO!
P. s.-oIympis speakers inspirins-Jaekie Robinson.
Roy Wilkins. and Thvrgood Marshall.
A DELIGHTFUL BIT OF HUMoR.
Mr. Wilkins told Of Negro applicant before reg
rsr and requested present the Declaration Of
independence" Tor il The Constitution Of the w. So?
The applicant began TO reeite -FOUR SCORE AND TEN
YEARS AGO OUR FoREEATHERs BROUGHT FORTH"
and presented all Of the Gettysburg address Of Lincoln
And now. get this: The registrar said: by goIy he
knows H."
The Olympia roared with laughter.
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= - o's- AND MATURE AND COMPLETE, reurHsNuAtNo
"PREpss1INEp EVENTUAL. THE one AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS >" on ALL
- RACES AND RsoHlGs l-nnsrikao TO Rspuca
DevIL-ANNAL MAckeTssM-To NUMBER
OF zsRos i IA! pa N AL II. NON!
R6uTics PoliTcS H.uN-AN LAW
The LORD QUA con- LAwcIvER.
For JUDGE. OUR KING l-isaiah.
BONDAGE, INJUSTICE
~, THE DEvlLIst MYTHICAL ANTI
CHRIST ADAAAEvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
,m so~ THEY THEIR .o-e.ll.d MATERIAL" WORLD
IcA ARE DEvILlsti FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL,
AM BURLEsouEs OF DIVINE lpEAsl
a, HUMAN REPRODUCTIONS Is OF The DEVIL
HENCE, THE e-tIL-DyI-s.ss CAREER or CHRIST
~" HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFE-oMNlPREsENT
EXCLUSIVE REALITY l-NvuLNERAeLE
ue oFrkArTER." DEVIL. HE'LL. SIM DISEASE. DEATH.
-gsl ACCIDENTS DISASTERS nesnteNcEs INJUSTICE
'Ei THE ONE RIAL CREATION = ELssHLEss,
HM-MATERIAL. SPIRITUAL. cHRsTLikE !-coMPLETE-
PoPULATEs THROUGHOUT ALL ETERNITY
vinn THE ONE UNIVERSE. SUPER s-ATUR-A-T--Nc
N IT WITH iNvulNERABLE. ETERNAL HARMONY !
ed WHEREIN ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE BEING
MY. GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LKENEssl
alton PART =
-. "cARcAssEs GENERATIONS FELL IN
u1I1Il9 THE Wilderness! THEN JOSHUA COMPLETES
NOSES !AsoRs AND LEADS IsRAELTEs TO THE
;oDs EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION. SO
The LNcoLNs MARTYRDoM APRIL IS
Al MRS. EDDY APPOINTED
WARS AND THE CHRIST IS REsURREcTED' FROM
FROM SEEMING cRUcIFIMoNl THAT IS, TO PHYSICAL
CATH SENSE
VON- THE CHRIST TtyE INpEsTRucTlBlE IDEAL or
EcTVE FLEsHLEss LM,hATERIAL GOD INEALLIBLE
WE'D SPIRIT. THE ONE SUBSTANCE. WHOSE OFFSPRING
IS SPIRITUAL Externally PEREEcr-MY GODS
E IMAGE AND LlKEkEsS-NoT DEViLISH
MYTHICAL. ANTi-cHRIST ADAMS
MURDERoUS. SHINING. STUPID LAUNDERING
ST MORTAL THOUGHT coUNTERFETS AND BURLEsQUEs
OF DIVINE IDEAS MYTHICAL,
"cHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soeaIedl
4E TENcE" Up. 272, cS textbook
OST pApr (
;ED ctRIsTlIkE CHRISTIAN scIeNr,srs NV euoeeM
wv PEOPLE IMPERATIVE TAKE
70 SINS OF THE WoRLD"L-
Use THE 4IcLiEp Mssoh sEronn rou,Nc
ADUL- THE CHRIST" CHRISTIAN scIENcE EEEEcr
2TER," 1.-THE LE INC TIE NArIoMs~
RI AN AWAKENING AND An AppREHENs,oN or TIE
AND, REAL Externally PERFECT NATIONS
CREATION, AND UNIVERSE
Y; AND
'v' let God Be True But Every Mortal
ofent, IiarI
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Evil, Devil, He'll, Matte" Sin,
Disease, Death, Wars Even!
Unreal = Myths, All!
Perfect God, Creation, Universe!

SUPER sA-T-U-R-A-T-E INFINITE SPACE WITH
INvULNERABLE oMNiPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
AWAKEN TO YOUR TRUE BEING THEREIN. MY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
THE LIFE OF YOUR HUMAN PARENTS IS A GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND MYTHM
l. GOD, INFINITE SPIRIT. THE ONE SUBSTANCE.
MIND, SOUL AM THE ONLY REAL PARENT
THROUGHOUT ETERNlTY!!! HENCE, THE WIS
DOM OF JESUS HIS cHILDLESs CAREER. AND
ADMoNITl0N: "cALL NO MAN FATHER!
PART s
DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT, HONESTY,
INTELLIGENCE OF ALL NoN-CHRIST ScIENTIsTS!!
As per I, to ST. Paul, to you, in Romans:
LET GOD BE TRUE BUT EVERY MORTAL LIAR!
And TO Mrs. Eddy, TO you, p. OF her M w.:
THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY OF MORTALS Alias
MORTAL MIND" THAT MYTHICAL ADAM
EVE EGO so-caIIed MIND OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS
THE DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
REBIRTH OF THE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES IS
IMPERATIVE III
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SV11uuuuVu SV1V VI ~ uvVIW " zee
Adam-Eve M-y-t-h-i-e-a-| Creation
Predestined 10 Reduction 10
Native Nothinqness" i!
FEAR NOT, LITTLE FLOCK IT is YOUR FATHERS
GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE you THE KINGDOM!
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, MY CHOSEN PEoPLE!
HAVE APPREHENDED. AND ARE ENJOYING NOW.
ALL-sPAcE-ENcOMPAsSINc. iNvULNERABLE,
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE u!
AND THEY ARE GOOD sAMARITANs; THEY ARE
THEIR BROTHERS KEEPERS!
KENNEDY MAKES IKE MAD
BY Ruth Montgomery Detroit Times)
WASHINGTON, July a UNSl-The White House is seeh-
ing what II regards "brashy political by
Democratic Senator Kennedy TO embarrass the adminra-
fons slowly mending relations with France
An unmpeachabIe disclosed today that President
Eisenhower his top foreign POLICY advisers
cvded Kennedys meddIesome speech the delicate
FrenehAIgerisn crisis designed TO himself
impartial statesman" on World Affairs.
They II part and parcel Of carefully designed
by Kennedy to gain stature 1860 presidential tim
Der.
The source revealed that Ike his staff held full
Aedsed policy meeting pool their thinking he why's"
underlying Kennedys damaging fishing in troubled waters"
at this time.
AIM OF SPEECH
He said this the White House conclusions Kennedy
knew that by delivering speech denovneng Soviet
in Poland he could aid himself politically with the
large Polish and Central European vote in this country
But first he had to capture headlines with the speech.
As consequence according TO White House thinkng),
Kennedy searched for dramatic way attract public
attention for the address Poland scheduled for
week.
The administration believes that for this Kennedy
settled bvIdvp for his denuneaton Of Russia and
chose the Algerian crisis because there is such thing
in this country French" or Algerian" vote.
He could lose political ground by attacking French
eoIohiasm in Algeria but he could capture the nations
headlines.
The White House said that, while Ike and his
advisers unanimously agreed with this assumption, it did
little the tremendous reperevssions abroad
Kennedy's speech.
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fA 17lsStssA7 so.p,sas q,
Devil S psyehopathie- IS.
tconsInvsd from Back Page,
PART
JESUS. AT THE AGE OF l2l
'rNlsTl yE NOT THAT MUST BE ABOUT NY FATHERS
BUsINESsfi
No Devil Adam-Eve Offspring For
For Jesus!!!!
GOD SAW ALL R-E,A-L.T.Y-"vERY GOOD"
COMPLETE!
Genesis 1871. last verse. EXCLUDES UTTERLY SUCH
A DEvILISH, MYTHICAL FRAUD AS AN ADAM
EVE OFFSPRING. WHOSE CHILD. CAIN, WAS A
MURDERER III
"ANDsc GOD SAW ALL THAT HE HAD MADE, AND
BEHoLDIT WAS LI-s-l VERY GOOD" Genesis 1891
PART S
NEGROES AND WHITES MUST BECOME CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS NEGROES. LIKE THE EGYPTIAN
SATAN BOUND" HEBREWS, IMPERATIvELY
NEED NY. GODS DIVINE REVELATIONS FOR THIS
AGE !-LiKEWIsE. ALL RACES AND PEoPLEsl
WHITES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AID lMPERATvEl
WHITE PHARoAHS' IN HELL NOW!
PART
post-CiWI War Marvellous, Divine
Blessings Too Little Appreciated!
The Civil War Travail Of A Nation
Gave Birth To The Second Coming
OF The Christ"
TO PHYSICAL sENsE-AND PREPARED NY. GODS.
PROTESTANT MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE
NATIONS, TO TAKE ON cHRIsTLlKE. SPIRITUAL
MATURITY IN ORDER TO WIN TWO WORLD WARS
AND PRESERVE DEMOCRACY AND CIVILIZATION FROM
THE DEsPoTIsM OF THE DEVILS ROMAN CATH
oLic, MATERIALIsTIc PERvERsIoNs OF THE NOM
REcIMENTED PoPELESs, DIvINELY PROTECTIVE
CHRISTIANITY OF NY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
SON tearnaI male ego conception exeIuded)-THE
c.Hl-L-D-LE-s-s CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY. THE
TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"
HEBREWS LIBERATION PROGRESSING.
THE DEVILS JUDAS, CHRIST VOID, ANTi-cHRIST
JUDAISM is BEING PUT THROUGH THE
WRINcER'-
WHOM THE LORD divine Lovel LovETH, HE
cHASTENETH"! THE SIX MILLION HEBREWS LOST
UNDER r. c. RENEGADE, HITLER, DISCLOSED
THE SPIRITUAL BANKRUPTCY OF THE HEBREW
RABBlNATE, WHICH WAS INCOMPETENT TO
DEMONSTRATE JESUS AND MY. GODS, PROMISE
AND PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED AND ADUL-
ferrous GENERATION" OF "ANOTHER COMFORTER"
THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU
FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL THINGS" = AND,
"BEHoLD. HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER
OVER ALL THE so-eaedl power Of THE ENEMY AND
NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOU!
PART
THEY SHALL ALL KNOW ME [cod-omnpotent,
divine Lowell FROM THE LEAST UNTO THE
GREATEST 10 T.
Evil, Devil, He'll, Matte" , Sin,
Disease, Death, Wars Even!
Unreal - Myths, All!
Perfect God, Creation, Universe!
SUPER s-AT-U-R-A-T-E INFINITE SPACE WITH
INvULNERABLE, oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
AWAKEN TO YOUR TRUE BEING THEREIN, MY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
THE LIFE OF YOUR HUMAN PARENTS IS A GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND MYTH III
l. GOD, INFINITE SPIRIT, THE ONE SUBSTANCE,
MIND SOUL AM THE ONLY REAL PARENT
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. July u. 1857
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

peake Bay-West to northwest
winds. 1920 miles per hour this
afternoon and northwesterly
at 1915 miles per hour to-
night and Wednesday. Partly
cloudy with scattered thunder.
showers this afternoon fol-
lowed by fair tonight and
Wednesday. Visibility good.
River Report
Prom u. S. Engineersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls. Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
tReading Washington National Airport
Midnieht - IS Noon -s1
sam -------53 SPIN. 1890 IS
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest "a on June Is, IS; July &.
Lowest. s on January Is.
HiEh and Low Of Last - Hours
Hish, SIS, At 1918 pm.
Low, 13, at 1:l0 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United states coAsi
and Geodetic Survey
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WEATHER FORECAST-Scattered showers and thunder
storms are expected tonight the Dakota and from
Tennessee eastward to the coast OF Virginia and Southern
New Jersey as wells as parts of Maine, the Southern
Plains and the Southern Rockies 1t will be warmer over
Minnesota and most of the Eastern Plains and cooler for
photo Map.
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Singer Verdict
Now voided

The U. S. Court of Appeals
for the District has set aside
the contempt-of- Congress con-
viction of Marcus Singer, Al,
Cornell University zoology pro-
fessor.
I The reversal was based on
the landmark Watkins opinion
by the Supreme Court.
/ The educators contempt con-
viction and sentence of 500
fine and a three-month sus-
pended jail term had been af-
flrmed by the appellate court
in a split two-to-one opinion
last April 18 before the Su-
preme Court acted in the Wat
kins case.
But the appellate tribunal,
reversing its formal stand, has
ordered DIR. Singer acquitted
1t was the first contempt-of-
Congress case reversed in this
jurisdiction as a result Of the
Watkins decision.
Push to Ask Miller Reversal
Attorney Joseph l.. Rauh, jr..
today said he would cite the
Singer opinion to Federal Judge
Charles F. Mclaughlin and
again ask the judge to reverse
the contempt of Congress con-
viction of playwright Arthur
Miller.
Mr.. Rauh is attorney for Mr..
Miller. He also, along with At
torneys Daniel H. Pollitt and
Sidney S. Sachs, represented
DR.. Singer.
Recently Judge Mclaughlin
reversed the conviction of Mr..
Miller on one count of a two
count indictment. But the jurist
maintained the finding of guilty
on one count because, he stated,
Mr.. Miller had not invoked the
question of pertinency. The
judge ruled that the congress
sional committee therefore was
not required to explain the ma
teriality of the question.
But, Mr.. Rauh said today, DR..
Singer had not raised the peril
nency issue before the commit
tee either. The attorney said
that the appellate panel APP
parently interpreted the Wat
kins case more broadly than did
Judge Mclaughlin.
Singer Wouldn't Tell Names
DR.. Singer had been convicted
Of contempt of the House Com
mittee on unAmerican Activi-
ties. The charge grew out of his
refusal to tell the committee
the names of individuals who
attended Communist meetings
with him during the 1940s al
though he volunteered a guam.
tity of other information.
In the Watkins opinion, the
Supreme Court held that Con-
gressional committees must APP
prise witnesses fully of the pur-
poses of the inquiry and must
explain to them just how ques-
tons asked are pertinent to the
Investigation.
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District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny and hot with a few scat
tered thundershowers today,
Fair and somewhat cooler to-
night, low about 68. Sunny
with lower humidity Wednes-
day, highest in the mid-80s
Winds. IL am. today. north
west, Is miles per hour.
Marylan DC on siderable
eloudiness and continued warm
With a few showers and thun-
6ershowers today. Fair and
cooler tonight. lowest in the
upper SOS in the mountains
and in the COS elsewhere
Wednesday mostly sunny and
not so warm or humid.
Virginia-Quite warm and
humid with scattered thunder
showers this afternoon followed
by fair and somewhat collier is
night. Lowest around 70 neal
the coast and in the COS in the
interior. Mostly sunny. not as
warm and less humid tomorrow
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
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'fu's tomb builders who moved
large stone blocks into location
in the famous pyramid meant
to become his burial place. The
generally accepted theory is
that the stone was quarrieo
from a low ridge in the Mokat-
tan hills across the Nile, worked
into shape, f1oated downstream
and hauled on land barges that
moved on rollers to the pyra-
mid site.
According to the theory. a
huge incline of earth and
bricks was built. The two or
three ton stones were then
pulled or pushed up to place,
after which a temporary road
was removed, much after the
fashion of modern scaffolding
No descriptions of this work
have yet been found.
Scholars have believed that
the Egyptian builders, not in
ventive themselves, but skilled
at using the discoveries of
others, did not have the pulley.
AS recently as 1853 DR.. Will
liam c. Hayes, of the Metro
politan Museum of Art, New
York. published a statement
that pyramid builders never
knew the pulley or the block
and tackle. and never de-
veloped them"
The two pulleys have been
put on display in the Carlo
Museum. They are still in
working condition.
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PuIIeys Believed Used
On Pyramids Uneorthed

CAIRO. July 8 (NANA) =
An Egyptian archaeologist has
unearthed two perfectly pre-
served pulleys which solve an
ancient fiddle of how the
pyramids were built.
DR.. Salim Hassan, chief adj
wiser on antiquities to the
Egyptian government. dropped
a bombShell into a quiet lunch
con meeting of 40 American
scholars, teachers and min
listers here when he disclosed
that his excavations have
brought to light pulleys used
$500 years ago to raise 2-ton
limestone blocks to the top of
the 400-foot Khufu pyramid.
Until now Egyptologists have
believed that the pyramid
builders did not have the pulley
although they are known to
have made wide use of ropes.
This discovery will require
us to revise our theories" ex-
claimed DR.. Siegfried Horn, ar
Psychologist and leader of the
group. The American profess
SOrs of religion. Biblical lam
guages and antiquities, and pas
tors Of churches in the United
States are now touring archae-
illogical sites under the aus
pices Of the Seventh-Day Ad-
ventists Theological Seminary
OF Washington. D. c.
Many theories have been ad-
vanced to explain the stupen-
dous achievement of King Khu-
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affected to start looking for
other jobs.
DEAD DUCK-Virtually all
Capitol Hill observers are
agreed that the Senate Civil
Service subcommittee pay bill
reported last week will have to
be rewritten completely if it is
to have any chance of passage
this year. Otherwise the meas
ure is regarded as a dead
duck"
The bill would give postal
workers a 1914 per cent pay
raise, $240 Of which would be
a temporary two-year increase.
Yielding to the pressures of the
highly powerful postal employe
unions, the subcommittee
trimmed the pay increases of
classified employees to re per
cent. particularly hard blow
to rank and file classified
workers in the lower-salaried
brackets.
Under the subcommittee's
previous 90 per cent average
classified pay raise, lower-sal-
aired classified employees would
have received as much as a
Is per cent increase. But in
increasing the proposed pay
raises of most postal workers,
the subcommittee had to re-
duce the overall cost somewhere
and so the relatively morgan
lied classified employees were
the fall guys"
Meanwhile, d m i nistration
officials make it plain that, in
their opinion, President Eisen-
hover would almost certainly
veto the Senate subcommittee
pay bill. The fiat $240 temporary
pay raise for postal clerks and
carriers, superimpoSed on the
proposed 7l2 per cent increase,
would completely mess up"
the postal pay scale, since most
supervisors and other top off,
Gals in the postal service would
not get the benefit of the $240
temporary raise, administration
officials say.
Under the postal pay raises
advocated by the Senate sub
committee. the salaries Of
clerks and carriers would be
brought closer to that of super
visory postal officials than ever
before. And President Eisen-
hover and Postmaster General
Summerfield, who fought for
four years for a realistic re-
alignment Of the postal pay
scales before achieving a meas
ure of success several years
ago, would never stand for
having the pay system distorted
again.
Since classified pay raise leg
islation Is linked directly with
postal pay. classified employees
have a vital stake in the out
come.
GSA BACK PAY-The Gen.
eral Services Administration
this week is slated to distribute
the retroactive pay raises due
its blue collar employees since
last December. GSA didn't have
the money on hand to put the
increases into effect and had
to wait until last week when
Congress finally voted the
necessary funds in a supple
mental money bill.
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the employees involved to have
some ample notice of what will
happen so they can make plans
for the future.
Incidentally. none of the de-
tense installations involved is
in the Washington area.
About 10 defense installations
throughout the country, the
majority of them in the Navy,
will be closed or curtailed.
When Senator Douglas first
sought a list of these installa-
tons. the list he received was
stamped Confidential" And
the accompanying letter from
the Budget Bureau Director
was marked Secret" Only
after a vigorous protest by
Senator Douglas did the De-
Tense Department furnish an
unclassifled list, which Senator
Douglas inserted in the Con-
greSSional Record.
Commenting on the Defense
Departments effort to conceal
the list Of installations it will
close, James A. Campbell, pres
ident of the American Fedora
ton of Government Employees,
called it "a callous disregard
Of the human factors involved. /"
1T may be inconvenient to
management if employees leave
before the scheduled closing to
take other jobs" Mr.. Campbell
noted. But it is not nearly as
inconvenient as 1t is for a family
breadwinner to find himself
jobless. And If the employees
choose to use the advance no.
tice to seek, through legitimate
and above-board means to bring
about a reconsideration of the
decision, well, that is their
right
Mr.. Campbell referred to the
fact that the Age and other
employe groups will seek con-
gressional Intervention to keep
some of these installations open
in cases where they feel il
would be to the best interests
of the United States and the
national defense"
Another factor cited is the
fact that defense units every
where, in the past few months
have heard wild rumors re-
garding Shutdowns and layoffs
At least the disclosure of the
units to be closed or curtailed
will stop unrest among employees
in installations that are not
affected and will enable those