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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
BY THOMAS COLLINS

Henry E. Donahue has headed
for Frederick, Md, to find his
Golden Years. Frederick is a
quiet. pleasant town with some
history to it. according to Mr..
Donahue. and has about 90
900 residents. It's in beautiful
rolling country, gets too hot in
summer and too cold in winter,
and that's all Mr.. Donahue
knows about it, except that his
wife thinks it's nice. That's
why they're going there. Mrs.
Donahue likes antiques and
thinks she'll be intrigued by
visits into Washington.
Mr.. Donahue is pretty sure
that he will find a good retire
ment in this city he knows lit
tie about, and here is why:
Il have a philosophy about re-
tirement," he says, "or rather
think retirement is a philosophy.
Il believe a lot of people don't
realize this.
Age Influences Choice
Did you ever wonder what
you would have retired to if you
could have retired back through
the decades of your life. and
you had had a choice? In your
20S the Golden Years would
probably have been-if you are
a mana New York apartment
and a glamourous girl. If you
are a woman, they may have
been a European with a mus
tache.
In your 30s, the Golden Years
would have been a permanent
lease on the swivel chair of the
firm president and a fine yellow
house. In your 40s, a block of
stock in a first-class railroad, a
vacation abroad, and a return
to the days of Mckinley.
I'm your sos, what? Prestige?
Affluence? Seeing your children
marry and do we'll? At long last
recognition, either in money or
glory. for the hard years you've
worked?
$50 you come TO 65 finally,
and most people seem to think
a good retirement would be a
mixture of all these past decades
in one bushel basket-eXcite-
ment, money. travel, prestige
and reward. Those things be-
Ilonged to their decades. They
don't necessarily belong to 65,
But just as surely as glamour
girl belonged to the 20s, some
thing vital must belong to the
COS :"
Mr.. Donahue for the last 40
years has been a travelling sales
man. For the last IL years he has
been what he calls "manufac-
turer'S representive" for factory
machinery and has been working
out OF New York through the
mid-Atlantic States.
Just what belongs TO the COS,
i don't exactly know" he says
Just what belongs to "a hours a
day of freedom in Frederick, Md.
I don't know. But somewhere
back in the Bible there was a
story about talents being passed
out. Some people wasted them
and some boarded them. But
some utilized them.
Find Your Talent
Il have an idea that talents
were passed out to all of us. and
/ suspect most of us don't even
know what they are. This is a
rough world we're in. When we're
young. we can't wait for a talent
to wake UP in the morning We've
got 10 get a lob. And II the talent
shows up at 10 am. we have to
tell 1t the boss is looking and
shoe II away. We get Job we
can DO reasonably well and We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
Twenty-first Of q Series

Twenty first OF Series
ing platinum smugglers. Along
the coasts. agents trampe d
rugged beaches looking for sub
marine hiding places. And al
ways they sought out hidden
radio stations. German spy
rings operated six such stations
in Brazil alone. One of the most
successful was called Gel
The chief of GEL was hand
some and urbane Albrech t
Gustav Engels, who worked
closely with the German En-
bassy through Hermann Bohnv.
German Naval Attache in Rio
de Janeiro.
First Spy Mistake
Engels was ranking executive
and director of an electric light
and power company. and a man
with many important connec-
tions. He was a loyal German
and he was disturbed when Erich
Leonhardt Inner returned from
Germany in 1910 and informed
him that he, Inner. was to di-
rect an espionage operation in
Brazil.
Engels was shocked that his
government should trust such an
important mission to a nobody,
a man he regarded as having the
caliber of a "third-class clerk"
Inner made his first mistake
soon after he began enlisting his
agents. He gave a micro-dot to
one, and the agent took it to a
German optician to have it read
under his microscope. The opti-
clan was so startled by this stupid
bit of work that he notified the
German embassy. Bohny was
furious.
MesSaged Orders
Soon after the incident, Inner
received message which ordered
him to return to Germany i'm
mediately. He hurried back,
doubtless expecting important
conferences. One can only guess
at what happened when he
checked into headquarters in
Berlin and was ushered into the
Office of his superior. The little
scene probably went something
like this:
Immer's superior looks at the
visitor in establishment. What
are you doing here? Why aren't
you in Rio de Janeiro?"
Because, sir. you ordered me
to return"
Don't be ridiculous. I didn't
order your return"
Inner, now thoroughly con-
fused and frightened, pulls q
message from his pocket.
But here IS your meSSage!"
His superior looks at the mes
sage. You fool! I didn't send any
such orders! Get OUT" And
Inner. dazed, stumbles out
Later he wrote bitterly to a
friend that he had been tricked
by Engels and Bohny.
The Mary A Prize
The Engels- Bohny combina-
ton was potent one.
They kept Germany advised
on shipping, economic and pol
itical affairs in the Americas,
and the construction of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
re % s7os7
Agents Work Against Nozis in Brazil
Leeds to Saving of Liner Queen Mary
BY DON WHITEHEAD

In the FBI's wartime fight
against Nazi agents in South
America. most countries were
eager to help. But in Argentina,
Special Intelligence Servic e
agents often found themselves
followed, and informants told of
being tortured with the picana
electrical, the agonizingly pain
full electric spur,
In Colombia. agents pene-
trated the Choco jungle hunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
Copeland Sonutu
Highlights Recital
BY IRVING LOWENS

Alfredo dc saint-Malo. violin;
Harry Mcclure, pia o. At Pan
American Union Program Folies
Kreisler, Symphonic ESpagnole. Ialo;
Sonata for Violin and Piano. Couland /;
KaddiSch Ravel: Tzigane. Ravel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene
Ormandy. conductor. Soloist: Benno
Moiseiwitsch. piano. In Constitution
Hall Program Egmont Overture In
+. minor. Opus 81. Beethoven: SYM
phony No J. Roy Harris: Nobillssima
Visione, Hindemith: Concerto No. 8 in
& minor RacnmaninnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
FEATURE Rcz
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Girl, IS, and Mother
Quarrel Constantly
THE PROBLEM
THE DETAILS

PHYLLIS CT am terrible problem at home.
MRS r. Give have spoiled her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

Tomorrow: Climate cs a factor in
eoTonoN reeuperotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

The next Golden Ieors column will
oppeor next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

| Tomorrow: Youth about 10 enter sery
ice wonders whom to mory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
GUS AND CARRIE REUNITED
IN HAPPY ENDING TO ROMANCE

CRANKY. Quebec H1-Gus and Carrie met at sea-on
their way from Amsterdam to at Central Park New
York, and CRANKY Quebec
Everybody thought it was just routine shipboard
romance but Gus and Carrie knew right of it the real
thing Then came the parting.
Gus chung to Carrie The keepers were adamant After
all, neither Gus Carrie was day over IS months
In Canada Gus wouldn't eat, wouldn't even make friends.
In New York Carrie. too. doeful.
CRANKY and Central Park Zoo officials conferred by
telephone.
Ten days ago Carrie arrived at CRANKY. Gus did six
handsprings to welcome her.
Chief Veterinarian Noel Brousseau moved the two young
chimps big cage. This genuine case of young
love-" said he.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
|Huiti's Merchants
End 8-Duy Strike

PORT Az PRINCE, Haiti, May
4 R.-Haiti's eight-day strike
by merchants ended today and
stores opened again.
Merchants shut up shop after
police used tear gas to disperse
demonstrations by feminists sup
porting the presidential candi-
date, Senator Louis DeJoie. who
feared Brig. Gen. Leon Cantave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

which is extremely impressive. I"
and added:
mo Congressional Record is
published in the Soviet Union.
nor do we have the benefit of
columnists to inform us what
goes on behind closed DOORS"
The career diplomat said there
is a great deal published In the
Soviet press and that the prob
lem confronting an expert is to
read it and come within shoot
ing distance" Of the meaning
behind it.
Mr.. Bohlen. who was unani-
mously approved by the COM
mittee for his new assignment
as Ambassador to the Philip
pines, has agreed to give the
committee a briefing on present
conditions on Russia before he
leaves for the Pacific.
The committee also made pub
lie yesterday the closed hearing
it held on the appointment OF
Henry ]. Taylor, author and
commentator, to be Ambassador
to Switzerland.
Senator H. Alexander Smith.
Republican of New Jersey, told
Mr.. Taylor there has been a lot
of talk about his public state
ments regarding flying saucers
and asked him to state his views
Mr.. Taylor replied that nine
out of 10 such reports are either
ridiculous, or publicity seekers,
or misconceptions, optical illu-
sions." But he said there is a
tenth one that is very disturb
ing" and has been seen by toe
many people with Photographic
and other evidence.
The witness said something
is apparently happening in about
8 or 10 per cent Of these sight
ings in various parts Of the world
which Is not clear. The other 80
per cent are explainable more
simply. and that Is what I have
said on the subject"
The Senate is expected to
vote Wednesday to confirm Mr..
Bohlen. Mr.. Taylor and Scott
Mcleod, the latter to be new
Ambassador to Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

the army chief. was about to
form a military junta to rule
Haiti.
Gen. Cantave had suggested
the possibility after three menu
bers of the executive council.
which is ruling the country un-
til elections are held. resigned.
The crisis was resolved yester-
day when the army chief sup
ported an advisory opinion by
a Supreme Court majority that
the remaining members Of the
executive council still had gov
erning authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Reds Can Keep a Secret,
|BohIen Tells Senate Unit

Charles E. Bohlen who has just completed four
Ambassador Russia told the Senate Foreign Relations
mee in testimony made public yesterday that living
does enable to learn much what inside
Soviet government.
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(Confinved from Back Page)
THEIR LEApERs--PRIsoNERs or THE DEVIL
VIA THE MEsMERISM or ANIMAL MAcNETisNs-
EMBRACE THE CHASTITY FRAUD OF PERPETuAT-
ING THE "cHAsTLY FARCE" OF BELIEF IN TIE
APPARENT REALITY or HUMAN LIFE AND REPRO
DucTIoN-DEWlIsH FRAUDS AND Myths!
so, BLIND LEADERS or THE BLIND" ARE
WcTMlzEp az THAT MEsMERIsM or THE DEVIL,
THEY LovEp THE PRAISE or MEN MORE THAN
(consInusd Next Column Tepl
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PART z

=
NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTIST HOMES. CHURCHES,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS. EDUCATION, CULTURE; POLL.
TICS, LEADERSHIP. DISCIPLINE. THINKING.
PRAYERS, ARE so vULNERABLE-IN BELIEF
TO THE oNsLAUcHfS OF THE DEVLl-THAT
GIGANTIC FRAUD AND M-Y-T-H-ro THE BELIEF
or ACCIDENTS PREMATURE DEATHS, DISASTERS.
SIN. DISEASE. DEFoRMITIES-ALL. MYTHSl
THE ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE
sATURATEs ABSOLUTELY AND COMPLETELY EVERY
IoTA OF THE UNIVERSE WITH oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN ALL OF
you FIND YOUR TRUE BEINo-FLESHLEsS.
I-Nt-NATERiAL, SPIRITUAL, cHRSTLIKE-MY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY
INvULNERABLE TO THE BELIEFS, THE MYTHS.
OF DEVIL, MATTER" SIN, DISEASE. DEATH.
DEFoRMITiES. WARS, EvEN-MERELY MYTHICAL,
MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENAL
Tinnes-"sf. Clair, April 23Thomas C. chedIe. -.
fell info the Pine River from private dock and drowned
yesterday resvscifafor rushed TO fhe seene but
attempts at artificial respiration were futile"
(Times)-"A folding crib that collapsed was blamed
today for the death Of siweekoId girl who svoeafed
In she name Of her grandparents In Dearborn.
mr. and Mrs.. Donald Brown, Scarborough. Ont, were
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. msreii a. $3.50
Bingham. when fhs accident occurred Saturday, :"
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THE PRAISE OF COD" UNTIL "MANs EXTREMITY :.
GODS oPPoRTuNITY"i .1y&f
AND rHkY EARNESTLY. HuMsLY SEEK Aib fkoM
MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, chRisfLlKe CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS AND DISCOVER EveN&ReyeNT,
MISUNDERSTANDING HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LiFEi ~
-. B. stanridss pIvrging upside down to death with
church ssssple he helping to install IN Birmingham,
Ala" m. Y. Trbvns)
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Roman Catholic Warming

The Rev. John {. Kelly director OF The Bvresv Of Infor-
nation Of she National Catholic Welfare Conferences
warmed against attending The evsnseisfs coming New
York crusade In Madison Square Garden rssdns his pub
lissd works or listening to his radio and ~ Broadcast
The Diocesan spokesman said that Father Kelly was
interpreting The matter hsoIosieay but that other Cath
Ollie pobessions such the Jesuit review, America have
spoken fsvorabIy Of Mr.. Graham.
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God S Detroit tribune

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THESE ARE THE 'UNDENiABLE FACTS

THESE ARE THE UNDENIABLE FACTS
Priests who leave s Church Of Rome are perseeuted-
by SANDER; by pressure brought 10 bear on their families
and friends 70 Danish them; and in South America and
EUROPE by physical violence.
Priests who leave te Roman Catholic Church live in fear
They know by observation that 70 break Then, Rome will
command all Of her powerful social economic and political
forces.
Priests who leave the Church Of Rome are victims Of
calculated effort to prevent them from earning livelihood
Many employers will hire man Who indicates that ne
has been former priest Seldom does The former priest
have ay private funds eIothes Win no place 70 90 he
lives In want.
Priests who have told their svperors d their desire to
lsave the Church have sometimes been foreby restrained
Some have been committed Roman Catholic hospitals and
mental institutions from which release almost impossible
More terrifying than physical bondage are the threats Of
pvrgafory and hell which used hold them in spiritual
bondage.
many a The Lord our God shall call ACTS 239
Today in all parts Of the world Roman Catholic priests
are leaving the Church. The they give leaving
reveal their spiritual and intellectual search the truth
They are dsIvsoned with practices inconsistent with
Scripture.
They have discovered serious in the theological
dogma Of the Roman Catholic Church.
PRIESTS ARE LEAVING IN GREATER NUMBERS
Todayfhe opportunities greater than they have ever
been in our rs years Of service More and priests
resgnng and appealing to for assistance We
eevng these requests from all America and many
other parts Of the world This is especially South
America, where persecution is bitter against defeefos
Priests fell that many would leave If they had
place Of refuge.
DUNCAN CENTER BEING ESTABLISHED
Because OF this increasing need and result Of long
and prayerfv consideration christs Mission establishing
q center for former priests.
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Britisher Sneers At

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However. THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE
DAWN"!; ERROR. URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS. is
sELF-DEsTRoYED"l;
THE cHRISTLlKE UNDERSTANDING OF SCIEN-
TIFIc BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES
PERFECT PRINCIPLE AND lDEA,-PERFEcT GOD
AND PERFECT MAN land PERFECT UNIVERSE
AS THE BASIS or THOUGHT AND DEMoNsTRA
ToN"i ts&LD
Hence, My. Gods, 'destion' TO Ny incompatible
Mrs. Eddy in her conclusion regarding
fhs history Of evil and its MYTHICAL nature:
BUT WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT AT
NoTHINcNEss? THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
ERRoR"!-p. $50. Ibid.
WE'RE MESS
BRITIsHER sNEERs AT AMERICAS
'sExcEsS' STORY
free Press
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thinking of emigrafing TO the
United States warned Sunday national newspaper
70 prepare for frightening experience in country where
anything goes in the dollar chase"
America depicted as land Of bribery "sickenina
frsnkness about and psyehiarss-thovsh fabvovsy
generous and refreshing" in willingness experiment
with something new.
The report in The People written by Len Coulter
an Engishman who has lived in the United States seven
years. -sss~ ua
IT'S fascinating country" he said but for someone
born and bred in Britain II sometimes hard TO fake
High wages in the United States are msesdinq ne
added.
you see he wrote. he average working husband
in America his debt Unless he buys things
he cannot afford he loses social standing among his neigh
bors."
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COMPLEX pRosl EMS CITED
Mental Health Expert Cautions
0ergymen On Treating Cases

BY Harold Sehaehern Detroit News
Spiritual leaders Of religious congregations have def
nss role In maintaining The mental health Of their congre
gaons but there in which they should tread
Approximately 100 Detroit elersymen Of various
faiths heard this a. dayong conferences yesser
day at M Why're Comfy Mental ttsstt Clinic. lafayette
esst ut Riyerd.
The speaker Dr. William Kelly assistant director Of
he Michigan Department Of Mental Hssish said there are
where emily eovnssng needed Pastors can serve
here, he said
LIMITS DEFINED
Pastors, mostly, he said. get problems where the nd
vldvs Is aware Of what Is doing and the pastor offer
solution
But he said, there other Of mental disturb
which require wider background than that provided
In PASTORAL training and here the clergyman get
involved"
To illustrate his point staff members Of the clinic pre-
senfed case sfudy Of devovf in his religion whose
morals beyond reproaeh, yet who beyond the
reach Of his pastor in his mental distress.
Mr.. "P, as he referred TO- was 5lyear-oid white
married Protestant male when agreed 70 treatment fo
years ago.
LEGS GROW WEAK
He had voluntarily left position Of responsibility for
minor clerical post then could ell because win
each emotional stress his legs became weak he could not
walk.
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WIS eto0 GAR ok'd ~ COUNCIL
PERMITS CATERERS TO SEEK LICENSE
free Press
Common Council voted Tuesday 10 permit me RouneI
css5uv &C. to SEEK Glass liquor license fer shs Vet
Memorial Building
Inc vote In favor Of permitting the license was Nv, 10
!nres so'ns sssnsf the proposition covneiIsn VIII
liam 9. RossII. Del A. Smith and Mary v e.ek
immediately following shs vote, Councilman Edward
conner pulled surprise parliamentary move and asked
that the Council vote "imedafe effect" 70 their action
Council voted the immediate effect" which cannot be
reeonsidered.
Under normal Council action any member Of the co,r
ell voting ths majority side could have rseonsidered
his vote by Friday afternoon.
The Civic Center Commission has promised there will
% no open bar In he building that liquor by the GLASS
Will % sold and that liquor will be served only connee
fion with food.
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Re Athesorl-..


In cynical and sarcastic denvneatien Of moral force"
and bosdsde attack the United Nations, the former
Secretary OF State In the Truman administration has written
eorioJs article for Reporter" magazine which do
considerable damage TO American policy abroad In these
critical times.
Americans have not forgotten that had Mr. Aeheson been
sfieuIovs In his adherence 10 military force In his
historic speech Of jsnosry 1850 whsnss charged IN
Senate debates oftshe Invited" the Communists 10
invade Korea The whole In the Fer East w June 1850
might have happened and ths lives Of many American
boys would have been spsrsd.
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FuTc III ncdIl
PURE ENOUGH TO BECOME NY CHOSEN
PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
THE ADAMEvE GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH
ADUlTERATES THE BIBLE FROM GENESIS THROUGH
REvELATIoN-the entire Sc Books of Ny Chosen
King James Protestant BibIe-and THE APocRYPHAL
BOOKS OF THE CATHOLIC BIBLE ARE EVEN MORE
IMPURE!
JESUS AND THE NEW TESTAMENT weRe-ARe-
IMPERATIVE FOR LIBERATIoNs FROM THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAGNETISM MATERIALlsM-o THE
DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST VOID, ANTEcHRIsT JUDAISM
PRosTITUTINc THE OLD TEsTAMENrll
PART
NEW TESTAMENT A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
TOOL! VIA THE MYTHICAL, ANTI-CHRiST
ADAM-EvE EGO OF ALL NONcHRISTIAN
SciENTlSTS!l!
THEY SHALL SPEAK WITH NEW ToNcUEs"I
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW THEM THAT BELIEVE"
-r1F We LOVE ME, KEEP NY coMMANDMENTs"D-
HEAL THE SICK. DISEASED. CRIPPLED!
RAISE THE DEAD'-above ground in the non-chrisf
Scientist, snfichrist Adam-Eve ego impure prayers,
THINKING. discipline. OF THE DEvIl-ANAAL
MAcNETfSM-IN NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST RELIGION.
THERAPEUTICS. CULTURE. Politics. PHYSICAL
SCIENCE CONTROL!
THE MARK OF MINE, GODS PEoPLE-spEAklNc
WITH NEW roNcUEs"-rHeY SHALL BEAR WIT.
NESS. I'm SEASON AND OUT or SEASON." TO
MY, GODS TWO INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE
WITNESSES SINCE CHRIST JEsus-cHRIsr
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL. AND NY
INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss REvELAToR, MARY
BAKER EDDY, AUTHOR. RECORDER OF NY
'DIcTATIoN or THE C. S. TExTBooK-MAsTER
HEALER MIRACLE WORKER EDUCATOR, SAVIOR
lIBERAToR. AND PROTECTOR OF THE HOLY
SCRIPTURES FROM THE INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
cRiPPlEsLPRlsoNERs OF THE DEVIL ANIMAL
MAcNETISM-AND THEIR OTHER COD
MATTER" THE MYTH
PART s.
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"l-
Jesos-see John I4:i2ls-AND SUBMIT TO INcoM-
PARABLE DIFFERENTIATION DISCIPLINE
THINKING, PRAYERS. OF NY, Gods CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK, WHOSE FAITHFUL STUDENTS
THEIR CONVERSATION CONDUCT, AND NOBLE
LVES-MARK THEM AS NY PROPHETS. AMBAssA-
DORIS, WHO CAN LBERATE you FROM FALSE
PROPHETS THE SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRsTIAN
SCIENTIST PRIESTHooDsI-WHo LOVE THE PRAISE
or MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE or coDY
AND, "BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM1
CLERICAL cRIPPLEsi-
CONTRARY TO THE EXAMPLE or NY TWO iNcoM-
PARABLE ONES CHRIST JESUS AND MARY BAKER
EDDY. WHO HEALED THE SICK. THE DYING.
AND THE CRIPPLED, AND RAISED THE DEAD.
WHETHER THEY HAD TEMPORARILY PRESENTED
THE APPEARANCE or CESSATION or CONSCIOUSNESS.
OR DEAD IN THE DEvILIsH, M-Y-T-H-ECsA.L
ANTicHRisT ApAAEvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or ALL RACES AND PEoPLEsl UNTIL. THEY
HONESTLY BEAR WTNEss--"iN SEASON AND our
or SEASON" TO My TWO INCOMPATIBLE ONES
SINCE JESus--cHRIsvIAN SCIENCE AND AEARv BAKER
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Complex Problems
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oApT q

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PART z
DAY OF PENTEcosT" WAS IMPERATIVE
FOR APOSTLE PETERS AND OTHERS
CONVERSIONS.
THE CLERGY AND LAYMEN TODAY MUST, AND
SHALL, HAVE THEIR DAY OF PENrEcosy" RI nv
ONE. TRUE. PURE, AND COMPLETE CHURCH
ToDAY-THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST TINE Pre-
DESTINED. EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND TINE ONLY
RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS !. :" or ALI RACES
AND PEoPLEsl-AND. SHALL DRIVE THE DEVIL,
THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH. OUT or
CONTROL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE, VIA WHICH THE
DEVIL. IN BELIEF, SEEKS TO APE THE oMIuPo.
TENcE OF DIVINE LOVE. INFINITE SPIRIT THE ONE
REAL SUBSTANCE or LIFE AND THE UNIVERsEI
-INFALLiBLE, MAJESTIC MIND. SOUL. YOUR
"FATHERMoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNlous" THE
ONE REAL PARENT IN. AND or THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE. AS PER JESUS: "cALL NO MAN .
FATHER"l
PART 3
land GOD SAW ALL THAT he HAD MADE AND
BEHOLD IT WAS [-i-S-l VERY cooDr-A SATURA-
TON OF ALL SPACE WITH oMNIPREsENr HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFEl
Devi|ish. M-y-t-h-i-e-a-I. Adam-Eve
Parenthood And Murdeous Cain
Offspring Regulated As A
Gigantic Fraud and Myth By The
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