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Silver Spring Motor Co.
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Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 80 2-dr. sedan:
owner: $3.50; CLEAN tyhroughout: 2
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MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. FR
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Dr.; auto. trans. I. and n. BLACK
Ifinish: one owner: S195 down. oper
today til 3 pr.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. Of D. C
i7605 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. o-310s
PONTIAC 1855 Catalina; r.. and h..
stand. trans. very low mileage b
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Labor Downgrodes
Edith SummerskiII

LONDON, Nov. Is (Pl.-The
Labor Party has dropped Dr.
Edith Summerskill. outspoken
feminist leader and former min
lister of national insurance,
from its shadow cabinet in the
House of Commons.
She failed to win reelection
yesterday in the annual poll for
places on what is officially called
the parliamentary committee
This is the body of laborite
leaders who would provide the
basis for the new cabinet if the
party came to power.
Out with Miss Summerskill
went Kenneth Younger, foreign
affairs expert and a former
minister of state for foreign af-
fairs.
They were the only two to
lose their places on the l8-mem-
Der committee. Their removal
was not expected to alter the
groups political complexion.
Both tended to the right wing
of the party and were replaced
by men in a similar political
bracket, Patrick Gordon Walker
and Arthur Bottomley.
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| orcio Expected to Seek
u. S. Loan on Trip Here

MANILA, Nov. Is tR.-I
Another United States loan to
shore up the Philippines sag
ging dollar reserves today APP
peared to be major objective
of newly elected President Car
los P. Garcia.
Mr.. Garcia, whose Nacion-
alista Party was swept back
into power in Tuesdays elec-
tons although it lost the vice
presidency, is expected to press
the loan request on a trip to
Washington this winter.
Two Manila papers reported
the former Vice President. con-
firmed for four-year term in
the top post, would visit the
United States Capital before
his Inauguration December 80.
But sources in the United
States Embassy and the presi-
trial Office said he would not
go until after the Inaugural
ton.
Philippine dollar reserves
have dropped from $3.50 mil
lion a year ago to about $163
million this month. Mr.. Gar
cha also was expected to de-
mand austerity and a tighten
ing of import controls against
nonessential items in line with
his speeches in the latter part
of his campaign.
Another problem facing the
61-year-old President is revi-
sion of the 1947 agreement CIV
ing the United States military
bases in the Philippines. Revi-
sion talks have been stalled for
months on a Philippine demand
for jurisdiction over cases in
volving crimes committed by
Filipinos while working on
United States bases.
The latest vote tabulation
gave Mr.. Garcia 1.2l9,190 votes
to COL ,843 for Liberal Candidate
Jose Yulo. The other three cam
didates trailed far behind.
Liberal Congressman Dios-
dado Macapagal had 1,362,312
votes for Vice President to
I1,113,303 for House Speaker
Jose Laurel. jr.. Mr.. Garcia's
running mate. who still refused
to concede defeat.
Mr.. Yulo also hung on for
returns coming in from outly-
ing islands. His aides said they
might challenge the presiden-
tial election.
Congressman Ferdinand Mar
cos. vice president of the Lib
eral Party. said he planned to
make public proofs of mass
frauds perpetrated against the
liberals" An official challenge
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yesterday for a Western resolu-
ton asking for new negotia-
tons in the subcommittee.
Only the Soviet bloc opposed
the plan, which endorsed the
Western arms proposal Rus
STA already has rejected.
Main interest, however. CEN
tered on the proposal by Can
ada and Japan which would
boost the commissions mem
bership to 81 after January 1,
adding one Soviet bloc nation.
The new nations would be
Argentina, Australia, Belgium,
Brazil, Burma, Chechoslovakia,
India. Italy. Tunisia and Yugo-
slavia.
Russian Blasts Plan
Soviet Ambassador Arkady
Sobolev quickly. blasted the
plan. He told a reporter it was
useless to propose adding two
NATO nations-Belgium and
Italy.
Mr.. Sobolev made plain that
Russia preferred India's earlier
compromise plan, which so far
had not reached the resolution
stage That proposal also
called for 10 new members, but
included Poland. Egypt and
Mexico along with Czechoslo-
Vakia.
A United States spokesman
said the Canadian-J japanese
nominees constituted an equi-
table distribution and indicated
the United States would not
favor any change. The West
ern powers already are cha
grlned at having to make any
concession to the Kremlin.
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CAT. A sick girls pet Full-grown
black female with white dickey, toes
and tip of tail, Lost between Chain
Bridge and Wash. Cathedral. ia
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India headed a drive to add
Red Poland and pro-Soviet
Egypt to the 10 nations already
proposed.
The 81 Latin American ma
tons, irked because they were
not consulted on the choice
from their area, decided to put
in their own amendment ask
ing to tack Mexico onto the
list.
Trying to End Deadlock
The frantic activity came in
the wake Of the Assembly's call
for new talks to break the arms
deadlock. So far it was an
empty gesture because of Rus
sia's announced refusal to sit
with the 12-nation commission
or f1ve-nation subcommittee
since their memberships I'M
animously oppose her.
The Assembly voted, 500,
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RoIfe Pays $4,000
For Hereford Bull

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. IS
(R.-A Maryland cattle breed
er yesterday paid the top price
of $4,000 for the champion
polled Hereford bull of the first
Pennsylvania National Live
stock Exposition.
The champion bull of the
polled Hereford show was sold
to A. G. Rolfe, of Spring VAL
ley Farm, Poclesville, Md.
He will use the bull for
breeding purposes. The bull,
eek cato Mischief, was con-
signed to the auction by Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Knowlton, Belle
fontaine, Ohio.
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CAMERA LENS. l3-mm. Wollensak
vic Sears, Roebuck parking lot OF
Alabama ave. Sc, Reward. 10
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BILLFoLD. black: R. r. Duncan;
front OF 18th St. entrance Wood
ward & Lothrop or in cab. Reward.
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BRACELET. with hanging diamond
ball containing approx 40 carats OF
small stones; lost Sat eve. vic. Of
18th and Crittenden SITS NV, tc
$500 blk Mass. ave. Liberal reward
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I4th Acc Office
Opened Abroad

TOKYO. Nov. Is (P).-The
United States Atomic Energy
Commission today opened its
fourth overseas Office to advise
foreign governments on peace
full use of atomic energy.
w. Herbert Pennington of
Quarryville, Pa, said the new
Tokyo Office he heads will pro-
vide consulting services and i'm
plement United States atomic
2reements with Japan.
Nationalist China, the Philip
pines, South Korea, Thailand,
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of the presidential result would
be the first in the Philippines
II years of independence. How
ever, foreign and Filipino OBJ
servers generally agreed that
this was the cleanest and
quietest election in recent years.
Fifteen persons were killed in
the campaign and only one on
election day.
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U.N. Acts toAddFriends
Of Reds to Arms Group

UNITED NATIONS NJ Y, Nov. Is l40-Russas threat
to reject Western compromise plan enarging the United
Nations Disarmament Commission touched off today to
add nations acceptable to the Reds
Hopeful of appeasng the Sovets before the General Assem-
bly, takes up the commissions composition this afternoon,
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FOuNn

DOG, young, female brown and white,
short hair Goth and L SITS. nw. ST
3-S3S0
DOG, puppy. female, tan and white:
vicinity Braddock rd owner or
good home XII a.3nha
PERSIAN CAT. white vicinity .4ath
y and Mass. ave. nu EN-, o-iooV'
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New Zealand and Australia.
Similar Acc Offices were
opened a year ago in London
and Paris and two weeks ago in
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Buenos Aires. Mr.. Pennington's
assistant at the Office in the
United States Embassy is Paul
A. Roessler Of Santa Fe, N. Mex.
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LOST
BILLFOLD,


BILLFOLD. black; R. R. Duncan;
ward & Lothrop or in cab. Reward
CO 5-3S4i
BRACELET, with hanging diamond
ball containing approx, 40 carats OF
small stones; lost Sat eve. vic, OF
18th and Crittenden SITS NV, TO
$500 Blk Mass. ave. Liberal reward
Call OV. 3-l0i0.
CAMERA LENS, l3-mm Wollensak.
vic. Sears, Roebuck parking lot on
Alabama ave. sc. Reward, 10,
CAT. orange. white chest. yrs, old,
lost Military I'd and 2Sth st. Please
call WO. 6-74i5.
black female with white dickey, toes
and tip of tail Lost between Chain
Bridge and Wash. Cathedral, ia
COIN PURSE, containing iewelry; vic
ward, no 2-2490
DOG, irish setter, female, with cow
lick on neck; d c tag No. 1882.
reward Call RA. 3-4211.
DOG, little, black. gold collar, tag No
lSl04 vicinity 10Th and Franklin
SITS ne, on Thurs. eve. co. 5-b904
DOG. cocker, young male, honey color
Vic. Glen Forest DEVELOPMENT. Va.
Has neen ILL., Ans. 70. Tinker. Re-
ward G w, SMALL. JE 4-2l13,
DOG. wire-haired terrier. young, male,
white with brown face, black SADDLE
strayed Wed, vic. Carroll ave, Uni
ycrsity lane JU a-l742.
pots, cookers t2), mother and pup
one black, one brown, vic: MINI, ave
and I'D st Reward Lu 4-30a9.
DOG, small. black, male. answers 70
name "DaSher", ID G tag $50 VIC.
Chevy Chase Circle Call IKE 5-17.f.
ENVELOPE; contains Sl50: vic. 1900
Nichols ave and Good Hope I'd Sc.
Reward LII 4-512a
EYEGLASSES in tan case vicinity
National Theater or GARAGE next TO
Wash Hotel Reward OIL. 4-lsb4.
KITTEN, gray female, near 320s Gar
field street. Reward NO. 7-ba6S.
PARAkEET blue banded; vic Mclean,
Va Liberal reward. Daleview 5-SS92
PARAKEET, blue; answers to PePe
IN vicinity OF ith and Harvard SITS
NV DE 2-31a6
POCKETBoOK, ladys. black kid, in
Murphy's Reward HA 2-351l.
POCkETBOOk, VIC. Of Old Dominion
dr., Va held Identification. etc ;
value to owner only Please return
Reward KE s-523i
PURSE, blue, at Kresges. 9TH and E
SITS NV, containing identification,
checkbook e,e Contents except exp
money valuable sastd only to ow5nssaTo PNase
St NV. ST 3.6eS5
WATCH, lady's Hamilton. diamond
reward. OIL. 2-6S25
WRIST WATCH. ladys, platinum. with
diamonds and sapphires, lost IN WOOD
ward e. Lothrop's or vic sentimen-
tai value; liberal reward WA. el4o'
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NOTE TO THE READER: We have heard both men and
pastors read those pvnsens verses over se radio
from fine time. for number Of years They are neees
ssy fvli Jesus injunction that I'VE SHALL CAST oo'
DEVlS"-"SPRirUAl WlckEDNESS IN HIGH PLACES"
and low places. ZOO!
And Jesus also: "IF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE.
REeukE HIM, AND IF NE REPENT. FORGIVE HIM
SEVENTY TIMES SEvEN"l
And Ny. Gods. Daughter Revesfor woman" Matthew
1898 fulfilling Jesus and Ny promise and prophecy to
that wicked and sdvIterovs generation OF ANOTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER" t"seeond Coming Of
the chrisr1. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU FOREVER
AND TEACH you ALL THINGS!
Mrs. Eddy. from c. S. textbook wall OF Mother
Church: WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs YOU. WITHHOLD
NOT THE REBukE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH
DESTROYS ERROR" !-Repvdate the damnsble. spiritual
adultery Of fhe erroneous. so-esIed SEASONED c. S.
thought: DON'T TALK IT. LIVE IT" 1.-The devil thus pro-
noting long delayed hesnss and premature deaths. and
delaying ihe full manifestation Of the Manhood and Woman
hood Of the Christ in the c S. Monitor. and IFS imperative
role, 70 EFFECT THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS
Revelsf;on-sn swskenns apprehension, Of the REAL
Enthusiastically harmonious, Of the REAL erection
AehIess mstterless spiritual Chrisfike-of invvInersbIe
omnipreseni heaven and eternal life
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Moscow VS.. MIRA"
Detroit Times EdiforisD

Oefroif Times EdiforaD
The departure Of group Of young Americans for fhe
World Youth Festival in Moscow against the warnings Of
fhe state department that IL is Communist propaganda
show. takes them futile and eoonaIIy dangerous
journey.
is festival" celebrating the ensIavemenf and op
preston Of youth under goddess regime.
In contrast TO fhs journey Of ihe foolish young Amer
esns-and we hope they not any than ha-here
TO mind the arrival in this country Of young people
from various parts Of the world TO attend the Moral Re-
Armament conference Mae<inse Island Michigan.
Many Of those who have come here made the choice
between MIRA and Moscow. young Scot explained he
considered MIRA for communism"
Raimohan Gsndh, grandson Of fhe great indian leader
remarked. MIRA has gripped the hearts and minds Of
Asian and African peoples is in fact Of the
effective Of ancommunst forces in the world today.
cause IL is based the tbtojyes of God.
Whatever Moscow oTefs YoVth Is based on lies and
tyranny What Maeinae offers based Gods truth and
love. We think the young visitors here made infinitely the
better choice.
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Ex-Red Filler
Continued from Page y


An unexpected reply TO this question from for
mer Russian air force navigator, Peter Pirogov.
"lf 900 planes take OF in the USs.R for attack on
America" he laughed, "onIy perhaps 10 would be
able TO find their way"
you see" he added they terrible nsvisstors in
World War II and am convinced they better now"
He recalled how in World War II a
photograph German aired When the film developed,
they found they had reeonnoered their base.
CONTINUED next column TOP
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cars COLLIDE HEAp-oN. BURN; s DIE"

Sylvan Beach, N. Y, July 70 automobile crash :.
killed six persons including brothers sister The
only survivor critically injured girl whose died
In fhs accident this Lake Oneida summer resort
~ Y. Trbvne)
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'lutherans' 3D. World Wide


PAGEANT TESTIMONY TO UNITY, FREEDOM
BY Richard PhiIbriek tChiesao Tribvne)
Minneapolis, Aug. 2s-More than 100000 persons
fhronged the grounds Of the Minnesota capitol in ST.
Par' today for the festival service concluding the third
assembly OF the Lutheran World federation here.
The assembly, which began Aug. IS. brought together
about 7o0 ehvrehmen from all the world
81 branches OF the church in 81 countries.
DEVILS ADVOCATE
The service was attempt 70 compress the purpose
and meaning Of the eoncIave of world
into Va hour pageant.
These set forth in answers 70 series Of ouesons
posed by speaker platform in the middle of fine crowd
The first challenge dealt with freedom. There Is no
such thing as freedom the qvesiioner commended THE
church with its dos and donfs with It's prescriptions and
dosmss, demanding OF you and conformity In all
phases OF our ves-ths in itself Is Of the
claim that Christ frees"
oRDAss RECALLS PRISON
Bishop lsos 0rdsss. primsie Of the Lutheran church
OF Hungary speaking from platform with the capitol Is
baekdrop. answered from his personal experience as
prisoner OF the Communists.
what am about TO say Is no mere theory" he
sa'd speaking slowly. ." do not consider myself more
courageous than other people, Is fact that 81 one i'm
Porisnf hour OF my life had 10 face The possibility Of i'm
mso'sfe DEATH Ny Lord helped Therefore, did not
despair. No. was not afraid There Is nothing In
rms world which certain for me ~ shs teaching that
70 DC free we must be In true unity with Cod"
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Without hope Of decent life eight years ego. the OK
isv we Nd 10 shs West in is<s. owns $4,000 hss
end 10 Of land In Virginia near washington o. 6.
Besides budding houses no works on research prosess N
ss Library Congress- brosdeas for HE
Radio Liberation and writes for antCommvnlss pvbea-
tions.
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All None Scientist Clergy and
Laymen Have Another Cod
Matte" The Myth OF
P-s-y-e-h-o-p-a-t-h-i-e, Anti Christ,
Adam-Eve Eqos!

THE c. s. TEXTBOOK is MY SAVIOR. LlBERAToR.
AND PROTECTOR or ALL BBLEs-kNc JAMES.
PROTESTANT. MY CHOSEN ONE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF ADAMEvE SPIRITUAL
LUNAcY RAMPANT IN ALL NoN-cHRlsT sciEN-
list RELIGIONS THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION,
CULTURE, POLITICS y!
THE {. s. TEXTBOOK IS MY MASTER HEALER
MIRACLE WORKER, EDUCATOR lis IMPERATIVE
FOR SANE EDUCATION. CULTURE, DIVINE DIS
clPLINE SELF. ExAMlNATION-"kNOW THYSELF" J.
IMPERATIVE FOR LIBERATION FROM THE
MYTHICAL DEvLIsH. PsYcHoPATHIc, ANTI
CHRIST, ADAMEvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
ALL HUMAN BIRTHS = THE MYTHICAL.
FRAUDULENT, ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES, WHICH
WOULD MAKE NE, GOD, LlAR,-WHOSE ONE
CREATION AND UNIVERSE, WITHOUT BEGINNING
AND END. HAS Externally PRE-EMPTED ALL SPACE.
TO THE TOTAL EXCLUSION OF A DEVLIsH.
MYTHICAL, "MATERAL," ADAM-EvE SUPPOSE
TITloUs COUNTERFEIT!
REMEMBER, THE UNIVERSE IS 1o0es THE
MANIFESTATION OF THOUGHT THE THINGS
SEEN ARE TEMPORAL iMYTHIcALL BUT THE
THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL" ~ God, TO 81. Paul,
TO you.
ETERNAL TORMENT
To The Editor: detroit Times)
To the writer who said there is no such place as hell
and everlasting torment:
The Bible distinctly teaches everlasting punishment
Matt 254l rs: Depart from we into everlasting
fire prepared for the devil and his angels These shall go
away into everlasting punishment he righteous into
life eternal"
Rev. 1920 POLO 2l:s: THE fearful and vnbeIevina
and the abonable and murderers and whoremongers
doIaors all liars shall have their part
in the lake which bvrneth with fire birthstone which is
the second DEATH"
The expression forever and ever" used Of the lake
Of fire prepared for the devil and his angels which the
persisieniy wicked also 60 is used II times in the Book
Of Revelations.
Rovsfon EIdridse.
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Labor Day-The Devils Dupes,
Adam-Eve Labor Leaders,

THE DEVILS DISPLAY OF FLEsH-THE
MAJoRETTEs PAGAN! ANTi-cHRIsTi cARNALiTY
IS DEATH Isl. PAUL.
"sENsuALIsM IS NOT BLISS. BUT BONDAGE"
God 10 Mrs. Eddy TO You.
THE Flesh Lusteth Against The
Spirit" And Vice Versa!
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Inc spssns car being chased BY shs highway psIre -
Aces Of the dead: H. II. - a. "a. about TO-" ~.
~servie,s for SAMUEL colpeERc. ~. ~im h IsSld n
chanel AZ sos Broadway ives fvrnItvss dsslsv. !.
lchiesgo TvIbUns)
Services for Mrs. LAURA PATScHkE 81. will b held
in chapel a. 3sI7 NJ Pvlsssd Rd :" chiesgo Trbvns
Services for MISS BEVERLY L. GREENS. II, will b.
held in chapel 35l7 Indiana ihe FIRST NEGRO
LICENSED 10 operate Is an ARCHITECT in illinois.
lChiesgo Tribvnel
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Everlasting Punishment?

lConfinUod from BACK Pa0O
~ HAVE MANY MORE THINGS 70 SAY UNTO YOU.
BUT YE CANNOT BEAR THEM NOW BuT THE
FATHER WILL SEND YOU ANOTHER COMFORTER
THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH you
FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL THINGS!
See John, Chs Ia. IS. Is.
nay, GODS 'DIcTATIoN TO MRS EDDY RE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERATloNs or HOLY SCRIPTURE
100000 readings Of ihe New Testament $1,000 rssd-
ings OF the Old Testament
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THE FLESH PRCFITETH NOTHING" =
Jesus in John 6:63.
COD ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
ORGANIZED LABOR WILL CEASE TO BE SATAN
BOUND" ONLY WHEN NY CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS! REACH
OFFICES OF MAXIMUM AUTHORITY AND REsPoN-
SlBILTY!
THEY WILL GET THE DEVILS SOCIAL H-BOMB.'
SEX! OUT OF LABOR PUBLICATIONS land THE
DAILY PRESS MAGAZINES, BOOKS THE WORLD
OF LETTERS AND THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
ARE IN A PsYcHoPATHIc. ANTI CHRIST DEVILS
ADAM-EvE STATUS. THE INSANITY OF SIM =
JOGGING THINKING vs. DIVINE PoTENTALITlES!
PART
DEVILS ADDITIONAL BILLION RAcKETs:
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
TOBAccO
DRUG STORE MEDICINES .-'soothns syrvps psyche
pshie antchrist AdsmEve buesqves Of inalbIe divine
medieine-MY Christ Miracle Science Messiah WORD!
INCOMPETENT FOR c. S. CHURCH Membership
The Satan bound" Of the spiritually psyehopsihie. FORE
going indvIsenees MUST BE HEALED before eligibility
for membership in NY ONE. TRUE, PURE. COMPLETE,
TRUTH-REvEALNc CHURCH OF ALL TIME THE
CHRIST, SCIENTIST 1.-THE PREDEsTiNED EVENTUAL,
THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERA-
PEUTIcS. :" OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES !--sssp by
STEP here and hereafter Christ being perfect
model the only pure basic, education. culture politics.
control Of natural seienee--NATURALLY. A PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL
THE FOREGOING THE ONE TRUE ANSWER
RE GENUINE RELIGION THERAPEUTICS
LEADERSHIP, THINKING, DISCIPLINE
PRAYERS. EDUCATION.
From c. S. Bible Lesson.sermon for oc. Is:
Is Not This The Eo-s-t That Hive Chosen?
TO LOOSE THE BANDS OF WIcKEDNEss, TO UNDO
THE HEAVY BURDENS AND TO LET THE OPPRESSED
GO FREE. AND THAT We BREAK EVERY YoKE3"-
Subject: ARE SIN. DISEASE. ANDN DEATH REAL7"-
Responsive Reading Isaiah Sc; 500.
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Premature Deaths Wages Of SIM!
Thinking Suffoeations! All! But
Myths! Ny, God $, The One Real
Creation and Universe Permits Not
Even A Cold Nor Wars! Myths!
1009o Harmonious 0mnipresent
Heaven and Eternal Life! The Devil
The M-y-t-h!-AnimaI Magnetism
In Religion, Therapeutic. Education,
Thinking! Politics. Christ Science
Messiah Correction Imperative!
The Universe Is 1ooFo The
Manifestation Of Thought!
"DRoWNS IN PIT"
"HemIoek. July 80 tAPl-Msrvin J. SHEPPARD II
dived into the pit and failed TO come to surface" (Times
hits STUMP, DIES"
albion, July 30-Earl c. CUshnnan, H. was killed when
his car left road and hif stump. :" CTimes
"ELDoN r. BERGMAN Il. of Haze, Park Asb,ev
Funeral Home Burial RoseIsnd Park. (Times
CATHERINE 7. MURPHY. IS. daughter Of Deputy
underssereay Of State Robert D. Murphy found dead
Of svnshot wound in the family home at Washington
APPARENTLY SHOT HERSELF" News, 7/29
cars COLLIDE HEAD-oN. BURN; DIE"
Sylvan Beach, N. r, July 20 automobile crash
killed six persons. including brothers sister The
only survivor critically injured girl whose died
In hs accident near this Lake Oneida resort
~ T. Trbvne)
FLEEING CAR IN CRASH; ARE KILLED"
News)
sssssmsr, Ala, Aug 10. hssdon collision InvoIv-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
C.S. textbook imperative!

BLUEPRINT, EXCLUSIVELY REAL LIFE.
INvULNERABLE. OMNIPRESENT. AND ETERNAL
BEING c. s. TEXTBOOK SANITY
IMPERATIVE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14

"ELDoN r. BERGMAN, Il, Of Hazel Park :.
Funeral Home Burial RoseIand Park. Time:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
hits STUMP, DIES"

Albion, July 3o-EsrI c. cOshman ~. was killed when
his car left road and hf tree stump :" (Times
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14
Manifestation OF Thouqht!
"DRoWNS IN PIT"

"DROWNS IN PIT"
"HemIoek, July 80 tAP}-Msrvin J. SHEPPARD ~
dived into the pit and failed come to surface" (Tmes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-14

CATHERINE T. MURPHY, IS, daughter of Deputy
Of State Robert D. Murphy found dead
Of gvnshot wound in the family home at Washington
APPARENTLY SHOT HERSELF" News 729)