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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT

VIRGINIA rental property wanted
Fifteen ohicers want occupancy
June or July. NICHOLS REAL
-E5TAIE CO, ia. 5-l213.
NEED RENTAL HOMES IN HILL
SEhSI HEIGHTS AREA. MIKE
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Yeonas Realty
23i3 wilson Blvd. IA. s.2lOO
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD
SPLIT-LEVEL

dearly new. charming. 3-bedrm..
1 ha-bath home: living rm., dining
IL" kitchen with table space; nm.
rec. room. level lot. Excellent terms.
WOOD CO.. 10. 1920 TIL 900
ATTENTION, NON-GIS
3-bedroom rambler; living room,
dining IL" kitchen with table space.
porch Assume excellent financing.
S12 $50.
WOOD CO, 10. 4-72OO TIL 9:3O
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
READY

Cute. l-bedrm. home in 0 good
in' 1 Es1sir nfSS sn
lot. tust the right height on the
street. $1,000 cash down. total price
only $l2.250. Buy today-MOVE
IN TODAY
JOHN w. MULROY co.
REALTOR
90 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Va,
JE. $4,000
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MCLEAN
Beverley Hills

&C Charming .I,1s 81; s bedrooms and
garage; ideal for the small
family. Assume S15,700 LIST
trust. Lovely yard. big trees.
heavy slate roof. Direct bus
to Pentagon. S22.5OO. owner
transferred. XII. $4,000.
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a DELPHI, BY OWNER - 3-bedrOom
brick rambler with 2-car garage
and screened breezeway; lovely lge.
lot in excellent. neighborhood. !
fIspl., dining area With buiit-in
china closet, all-elec. kitchen with
breakfast bar: 1908 APACHE ST.
HE 4-6SS3.
BELTSv1LLE-Open Q TIL o pm.
daily. See these de luxe split-leyels
and ramblers in MONTGOMERY
ESTATES. Delightful location. Quail
ity construction. 3 and 4 bedrms..
bsmts. and family rooms. Adj. 70
site Of new Catholic church and
school. Price. SiS.500 and up.
Terms Or trade. To reach: Out
Powder f,sSc MN rd; to MONTGOMERY I'd,
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-6400.
CLINTON =. Choice commercial on
home. Sep. din. rm., oil heat, gar.
Reasonable. STATE REALTY Il
ms. Co. Cypress 1896.
HYATTSvILLE-Colonial brick home
only 3 yrs. old. featuring Ice. rms.
tached gar: level lot. Appraised
for $40 900 owners price only
Sl7.50O. Terms arranged. Call I'll
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT g.
DAVIS & CO., INC.
LANHAM, MD.--6 Ice. rms: wind
ing stairway: full attic and bsmt;
city water and sewer. / acre: beaut.
grounds: $1,000: Will finance. Re.
3-2l5l.
LEwIsDALE-Modern 8-rm. brick
rambler. Bsmt. with outside entr
Reasonable down payment and as
q
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64O0 till O.
PaRKLAwN--sI3,3OO CT approved.
Excel. nsirhborhood Near Schools
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64O0 til
2 pm.
RIvERDALE-Newly redec, rms
bath, large finished attic, pantry.
fun bsmt.. oil -a.h.; earage. large
lot. Price S12,50O. ARTHUR r.
GRANHOLM, Broker. WA. 7-336p
SPLIT-LEvEL, HOMES, Sl6,25O-
Finest all-briek homes In city. Have
iull bsmt;, very Ice. ultramodern
KIT, all city improvements. Rollins
Ridge subdivision, adjacent TO st
Margarets Church At Addison I'd.
and Central ave. Over so sold and
tsssD Also I. a aPerS SseE rs sTSds
at S15,250. Cali Mr.. OHGE, RE
5-6OB9 with MAX MILLER, REAL
ESTATE. Ii 7-2l00.
I:s WOODLAND DIR mi. out
Branch ave. to Shuler's Restau-
rant. riEht blks. TO house. Mod
ernistic 3-bedrm. rambler on level
on,helf-aere lot. For appt. to see
STONE RealtOr. W
ACTION!-Owner wants immediate
near Univ. Of Nd. 5 bedrms., ist-
q. powder rm... rec. rm. in bsmt; ;
Anchor-feneed lot. Property in ex-
Gel. cond.;. VA approved; only $3.50
ROBERT 8. DAVIS 4 CO. INC.
3;BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER-On
A-Acre lot. Pun bsmt.. firepl.. din.
area. In Seabrook Acres. Commun-
ity OF beautiful homes. Sewer, wa
ter and gas. Close to shopping.
schools. churches and tranEp.
$l7.750. OF or conventional. NJ.
LEO ST0RcH. sP. $4,000.
OPEN DAILY, $500 Randolph st.,
Radiant Valley near cheverly. CT
approved. Sl2.95O. For dir, cali
SP. 3-5O94 DOUG NJ. SMILEY,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
i. S Si94 lrOqggois: .t.-New 3-bedrm.
picture window. lixl3.6-ft. fully
so1lP ceramic tile bath.
Iull bsmt priced $i4. 500, with reas
On. pymt. Open Sat. and Sun. all
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ICQLORED-S500 DOWN

703 Faraday pl. ne, mr.. Provi-
Idence Hospital-Newly decorated 81
rm semidet. 2-story brick. full bsmt..
fenced yard: l-bus-fare zone. 500. so
per mo. pays everything. To inspect.
.T-g4HA OF nj T-QRQE
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Immaculate semidetached brick.
containing 4 bedrms.. den. fireplace
in living rm.. modern kitchen. ga
rage. oil heat. Priced at $l6.950.
for quick sale. Evenings, WA. T.
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$500 DOWN. $685. total monthly
payments: N Arl.--2 bedrms full
hsmt.. fenced I'd: quiet. Call ia.
7-37O0: after 9 pm. ia. 2-7273.
ARL., N.--5 rms. large living nm.
with irepi, newly equip. KIT,
'ARL.. 81 rms, large kit, on
bus line. 5 Minis. 10 Pentagon. S12,-
$50.
in1 As dis. se Il sH. kr Iui Hs. sisssc
VAN REALTY IA. 1888
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1923 Webster ST. ME.

Beautiful detached brick: 4 bed
rms, ia baths, den, modern
kitchen, fireplace. sideporch. ga
rage. Air-cooled for summer heat.
Priced to sell Immediately. Eve
Joseph E. Bruno, Inc.
903 Il st. NV. ST. $500
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S175 UP
Observation-Disclosures
VeU Gong waiting list OF excellent
elisns. Please call Mrs. Dixon, ST
S-72OO. JAMES L. DIXON a CO
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OR STARTER-Im-
maculate 2-bedroom. basement cot
tage In beautiful, woodsy Franklin
Park Nothing like II anywhere at
Sll,95O. For details. dial JE. .
$3.50. JOSEPH W. sEAY CO., l13
W Broad St. Fails Church. Va.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.

COLORED-LOOK
S395 DOWN-BRIcK
Take your pick. 5 or d room Diet
brick houses. rambler or 2-story
Modern equipped kitchens, Holly.
wood tiled baths; double;si2e yard,
in this excellent section Of South
Cheverly. Md. Around 3 years old
First time offered. Hurry. they can't
last. Trade considered. Ii. 4-73OO
or RE. 5-4734
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OWNERS, stop once and see 2 brk
homes; Sl4.25O. SI,75O dn. to
C1vILIA J. approx. 81 200 dn. "a
career military; different styles
with 2 bedrms.. bsmt. and porches.
JE 2-5533 JE 4-46)3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
MEMS COTTON SUEDE
SPORT SHIRTS
s "A

ScnFcrized less thun I q shinkosel cotton suede
printed in on assortment Of colOfuI pIoids. Mode
with double yoke. one breOst pocket and short
point stund-up collar. smOII. medium ond large
sizes. Regular $l.eS values!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
County Considers
Closing Schools

RICHMOND. Sept. % (R.-
Asian flu. which has been hop.
skipping sections of the Ma
ton. may have singled out little
Louisa County. 4O'miles north
west of Richmond. for its latest
epidemic.
About a sixth of the school
population Of just under 5000
were absent from Fridays
classes and. school and health
officials were considering clos
ing the schools.
The outbreak, which built I'D
rapidly over the last two weeks,
has not been definitely estah.
liShed as the Asian virus In.
lection. But one physician who
reported treating more than 600
flu cases in the last two weeks
said he believed the Asian virus
was responsible.
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population Of his nation con-
tracted the disease although
perhaps so per cent of the
school population came down
with 1t.
Mr.. White-who says he took
a shot of the flu vaccine only
because he didn't want to come
down with the infection while
traveling-is in Washington
this week end looking into
forms Of Americas health in
Surance.
Last June. Australia, entering
its winter season, began to ex-
perience just what the United
States is going through now
sporadic outbreaks of flu hop
skipping across the continent.
Several weeks later with the
advent Of cold weather it
reached its peak.
Before that, word from Aus
tralian representatives in Ma
laya and other parts of South
ern Asia warned of a flu that
took terrible tolls and spread
through nearly 100 per cent
OF the population in certain
areas.
THE Australians were the
first to type Asian flu last
April, Mr.. White recalled.
And while the United States
has been concentrating on a
one-strain vaccine, the Austria
lians, except for several early
patches. have been producing
polyvalent (multi-strain) vac
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to us If an epidemic should
strike"
Commissioner Karrick out
lined city plans to vaccinate
key municipal workers. The
immediate problem, he said,
however. is the difficulty in get
ting flu vaccine. a task which
continues almost impossible. f."
He said that Health Depart
ment officials and he. PERSONAL
ly. have been in direct tele-
phone communication with six
supply companies to line up
the vaccine. He pointed out
that two Of these only now are
preparing to distribute.
Tells Of Apathy
During the broadcast inter-
view Mr.. Karrick was asked If
there was a medical explana-
ton for the substantially higher
incidence Of polio this year as
compared with last.
THE reason" Mr.. Karrick
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he warned that this was true
of the influenza epidemic of
1918. 1t was the second wave of
the disease in that year that
struck down 100000 in this
country alone.
The Commissioner recalled
that the deaths of the second
epidemic then were mostly due
to the fact that pneumonia de-
veloped in the victims as a COM
plication. There were then no
sulfa drugs or antibiotics, since
developed as effective treat
mentS for pneumonia, he
pointed out.
Dangers Cited
The greatest inherent dan
gers today. Mr.. Karrick said.
are that I'VE will allow our
selves to become too much con-
cerned and overprepared for a
potential disaster that does not
occur" or that I'VE will ignore
and disdain what would happen
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cine. designed to battle several
types of flu virus.
Mr.. White pointed out that
school absences Except when
they closed down briefly aver
aged only several days. Vic
TINS generally had fevers up
to l02 degrees but they lasted
for only a few maybe
half Of a night before they
dropped"
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said. "can be expressed in one
word only-apathy." He pointed
out that Of this years nearly
three-score cases only three or
four Of the victims had had all
three Salk shots. The remain
der of those stricken to date
had received either none of the
shots or only one or two.
These were people who
couldn't be bothered or who
said they hadn't heard Of the
Shots" the Commissioner said.
Bear in mind the shots are
not compulsory"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
Flu Epidemic
by
Health Official
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS

An Australian health officer,
whose country went through
an epidemic Of Asian flu, feels
the United States shouldn't be
too worried about the predicted
epidemic here this fall or win
ter.
Reginald H. D. White, chief
executive ofiicer Of the Aus
tralian Federal Department Of
Health, pointed out that less
than 10 per cent of the adult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
Flu Epidemic In Hand
Korrick Assures d.

The epidemic of Asian flu at District operated institutions
has been handled we'll and in hand Commissioner David
Karrick assured Washingtonians last night
In the WWDC radio broadcast Report to the People
Mr. Karrck added that although influenza disease
there is probability of fatality" outbreak
While indicating that the initial outbreak mild
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

The Soclalite De Luxe. Portable
TV de luxe with family -size
screen. igh-Bharp-and Easy"
tuning Smart teardrop styling In
Larnet, ivory, ebony-and- ivory or
blue-nnd gray finishes. Model
pDSUu.
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COL0RED-JUsT ABOVE sAUL'S
addition. west Of 14th St: modern
built-in garage. Closing estate.
Must be sold Specially attractive
terms arranged Eve. TIE. 6-176S.
I. T. GRAvATTE, Realtor, Ma.
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Attr. bedrm. Brightwood brick
home. rec. rm., "a baths, 2 car Diet,
garage. Many extras.
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COLORED-BARGAIN-Nr. Zoo en-
trance, S695 On. 22-ft. tapestry
brick; 8 rms, ga baths, kits, 3
poEehes; garage; owner leaving city.
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COLORED-OPEN SUN. 2-5
400 4th ST. NV, Petworth-
Corner; new-house cond; gas heat;
new range refkr.. cleo ? fixtures,
shades; Sl4500. WO. 6-2637 or
DI 7-T065.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.w.

coLoRED-4 BEDRMs.. ga BATHS
All NICHOLSON ST. NV,
A very desirable semidet. brick
home on large lot. s rooms, rec.
rm. Reasonably priced with terms.
Shown by Apt. only. M. B. Weaver,
WO. d-4944.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
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coLoRED-FoR SALE or LEASE
GIG SPRING ROAD NV.

COLORED-FOR SALE OR LEASE
9l6 SPRING ROAD NV.
9 ROOMS, BATH: FULL BSMT.
LOUIS Ridden, tn. $4,000
COLORED-OPEN 2 TO 8 PM.
1922 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
NV. - Lovely S-rm. brick house;
concrete porch: oil heat; garage;
close to school and transp.; $3.50
down. Only $4,000.
1923 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Beau-
tiful modern 7-rm. house: Diet. ga
rage; gas heat; extra rm. in attic.
Asking $4,000. with moderate down
payment.
1921 SHEPHERD ST. NV. - 8
rooms; concrete front porch. . rear
porches, side-hall plan; gas heat;
front-entrance basement with apt.
setup. Garage. $4,000; $3.50 down.
601 IRVING ST. NV: being com-
pletely redecorated; Groom side
bal plan; automatic neat; $4,000;
GLENN REALTY co
3l07 Ga, Ave. NV RIA. 6-2a42
COLORED-I51 ADAMS ST. NV.
FULL PRICE, S1l. 800
3. bedrms.. b., /. T.. dining rm..
Only $1,000 DOWN. Call Mr..
0'Hazza. FL. 4-45459 MARSHALL
y. MAPLE CO., AID. 4-2005.
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4533 FOOTE ST NE

Woodbridge. 7-rm. det. home. z
porches, spacious lot. fun bsmt.. gas
heat.
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3341 CLAY PL. NE.

A low down payment buys this
attrac. 5-rm. brick home, full bsmt.,
front porch: lge. lot gas heat.
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1928 MYRTLE AVE. NE.

Dream 2-bedrm. semidet homes
only 3 yrs. old. front porches. gas
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25O9 QUEENS CHAPEL RD.

Attr. 2-Dedrm. River Terrace brick
home: nice frt; and back lots. gas
heat. ST 3-9433.
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AAoA A1oR rncnN 6

Attrac, 6-rm. Diet. Woodbridge
home. front porch. spacious lot.
quick possession.
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Sl95 down buys this 2 bedrm
dream brick home. Mod. kit. and
bath, auto. neat
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l0l8 BRYANT ST. NE.

SOS down (Sun. cnlyl buys this 3
bedrm. spacious brick home, auto.
heat. Quick possession.
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$40 18th ST. NE.

Det 4-bedrm. Woodridge home
front porch. spacious lot: ! bioel
from shopping and r. !. ave. street
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III Seth ST. NE.
124 35th ST. NE.
5O2l 18th ST NE

Mod. 6-rm. brick homes, rec. rms.
attrac. gardens. fenced lots: ouicl
possession.
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20O 35th ST NE
ga K ST. NE.

Sp5 down fSun. cnly) buys this
atir. = hedrm. brick tome. Gas heat.
1mmed. moss
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18Th IIUII 81. NE.
Corner 6-rm Michigan Park brick
beauty. spacious liv. and din. rms
nice lot: quick possession.
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5O2l 18th ST. NE.
Michigan Park 3-bedrm. brick
home, concrete porch, fenced yard
Monthly payments S72SO to quail
fed vet.
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Attrac., 2-family, det.. Brooklant
home: full bsmt., gas heat, onl!
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l427 w VIRGINIA AVE
2a53 MILLS AVE. NE.

Spacious 6-rm. Trinidad Area bricI
home, sep. liv. and din. rms. full
bSmt., gas heat.
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GOT, 613 AND
1888 FARRAGUT PL. NE.

Small down payment buys these
mod. 5-rm. semidet, Mich Park brk
homes; 'front.' porch. rec, rm.: gas
Dakota and 9Th ST.
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NEW 4-BEDRM. SPLIT
1884 Rittenhouse st. NV.
3 BedrmS., 2 Baths

Open Sun, to dark. Entrance hail.
liv. rm., din. rm., modern. kitchen.
rec. Tm., 2 screened enclosed porches.
Deep lot. Excellent price and terms
available
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CoLoRED-sseO ). DAKOTA AVE.
cOLORED

1908 Constitution ave. ne
Newly decorated, z rms, bath. .
kitchens: row brick. Name. your own
down payment, Low monthly terms.
Call Mr.. VINNICK, ME. S-22o2. DE-
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Northeast Area

10 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Spacious 3-bedrm., 2O-ft. brick
home. HOLLYWOOD kit. and bath, Z
screened porches, oil heat. quick
possession.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.W.
COLORED-OPEN, At
BERGMAN
HOMES TO FIT YOUR
POCKETBOOK
1890 LONGFEIIOW CT

Attractive 4-bedrm. semidet. brick
beauty. HOLLYWOOD kitchen and bath
full bsmt,, front porch. Shown BY ap-
pointnent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07

cussion.
This of course, set US out
for further reading and
prayerful research to bring
10 our readers this week.
article.
Genesis l:26 tells US And
God said. Ief Us make man
in our image, after our like
ness: and let them have do.
minion over the fish OF the
sea. and over the fowl OF the
air, and over the cattle. and
over all the earth. and over
every creeping thing that
creepesh upon fhe earth"
The narration goes on 10
tell US, And God saw every.
thing that He had made. and,
behold, II was very good"
Mrs. Eddy has explained
Continued On Page a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
M-y-t-h-i-e-a-I Adam-Eve
Anti-Christ Science TRAGEDIES!

THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL lso-esiIeo
EXISTENCE" p IA. {. s fextbook-PRESEkTs
NOTHING MORE THAN ILLUSIONS AND
DEluSioNs sHADOWY. M-Y.T1-l-c.A-l MORTAL
THOUGHT coUNTERFElTs AND sURLEsouEs or
TIE IkvuLkERAsLE, DIVINE AND ETERNAL
HARMONY
A COMMON COLD HUMAN BIRTH OR DEATH OR
WORLD WAR, ARE MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT
euRLesouEs or DIVINE ICEAS-M-y-r-H-s
NOTHING MORE
Names OF svsrdsnen: Sgt. Wilford cenkIn Capt De-
Vile n. Hubbard. Pfc Richard J. Dobson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
Dictatorship By Labor
A Formidable Threat.

Weekly Broadcast No. 1851 - August Is. 1857
The evil Of special privilege has been he whipping boy
Of American politics from fime immemorisl. American
voters presumed violently against disclosure
that somewhere IN their government special privileges"
ere being extended 70 . favored few"
See DICTATORSHIP, Psgs ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
DREW PEARSON
DREW PEARSON
Who Halted So Probe Of Hoffa?"

sy Drew Pearson Free Press, ~
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE HARVEST TINE SPOKEN or EY JESUS.
HAD NOT FULLY DEVELOPED
TIE GIGANTIC NULTLTENs or BILLIONS or
LABOR STEALS WAS PARTIALLY CHECKED By NY.
GODS. TsrT-HAsTLEY ACT.
BUT MORE RESTRAINT WILL sE IMPOSED UPON
THESE AMERICAN LABOR lTLERs' WHO
THANKS TO TIE DEVIL. The FRAUDULENT
M-Y-T-Hl-c,A-l kDAN-EvE. PsYcHoPATHIc EGO
AND PsYCHoL ocy or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS
CHASTITY couNTEeFEfTs AND BURLEsouEs or
THE DIVINE cREATloN-FLEsHLEss MATTERLEss
SPIRITUAL. cHRlsTLIkE-ARE IN THE oFFiNc
VIA IRRESISTIBLE MORAL SPIRITUAL AND DIVINE
LAw-THE oMklPoTENcE or DIVINE LOVE,
REVEALED WITH LIFE MORE AsUkDAkTLY" -
See WHO HALTED. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07

So whatever is biased.
prejudiced or partial toward
any group. Is capable OF
change because il may be
false.
Mrs. EDDY has stated on
page l94 Of Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures:
"A change in human belief
changes eli the physical
symptoms. and determines .
case for better or for worse.
When once false belief is
corrected. Truth sends . re-
port Of health over the body"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
FULTON LEWIS JR.;
"KohIer, Reuter-

little brother Reberf Kennedy of the Lsbcs Rseksss
cemss, dess real Job 81 investigating shs strike sssns
koher 81 kcher Wis., wiI leave IRE piovs Mr.. Wsiser
Rsvther . somsw'hsf noshssssn ssinf
See koHLER- REurHER. Ps,s III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
Soviets. Devil Spiritual lunatie.
Seeking Security In Wiekedness!
Supernatural Reduction Of Reds
Missiles TO M-v-t-h-s-!

SPIRITUAL HYDROGEN soMe or APeREHEkoEo
oMkIPorekce SECOND COMING or THE CHRIST
M CHRISTIAN SCIENCE APPREHENDeo AND
DECLARED TRUTH VIA WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL.
PLUS GENTLE ANGEL GABRIEL. AND PRAYERS
or NY CHOSEN PEOPLE CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS CAN REDUCE SOVIET MISSILES
TO DUST n.-elEMekrARy MORTAL THOUGHT
NO. or zERos
EVIL IS A MYTH l-WHETHER A SIMPLE THEFT
OR A WORLD WAR 4. THE UNIVERSE IS iocss
THE MANIFESTATION or T-H-o-UGA-T
MATTER AND AkTl-cHRsT. ADAH-EvE HUMANS
ARE MERELY VISIBLE M-y-T-r-c-A-l MORTAL
THOUGHT eoukTERFETs AND suRLEsoUEs
or DIVINE REAlTTY-MATTeRlESs FleSHlEss.
SPIRITUAL. cHRisTllke-THe ONE REAL CREATION
Externally, COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH
SPIRITUAL BEINGS PERFECT kATloNs-rHE
MISUNDERSTANDING THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH lkvuLkERABlE oNkiPResEkNT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE (WHICH PRE-EMPTs
INFINITE SPACE or ANY POSSIBLE REALITY TO
THESE TERRIFYING BUT M-y-T -H4-c-A-l MORTAL
THOUGHT CONCEPTS: DEVIL. HELL EVERLASTING
PUNISHMENT" SIN DISEASE. DEATH WARS
EVEN ALL DISASTERS ACCIDENTS seeslIee
See 5LAckMAIL Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
Denies Gov. Williams Called Hoffa
Cancer In Labor"
GOD 70 MS DETROIT TRIBUNE,
Detroit Tims''

GOD 70 HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
Mona, RsUthsr, Bridges John /. Lewis, Macdonald the
'ss labor esrors. Daniel robn William Green, Phil Murray
-. =: volt IN sleeps clothing ALL THESE LABOR
eesoNs ARt, OR WERE. SPIRITUAL TRAITORS TO nae,
.oo. AND AMERICA THEIR ATTEMPTED REFORMS
"~vs sssN GIGANTIC. MutrLBlLlIoN STEALS
Ia, ev"s Democratic administrations joined hsnd.
Psmse society American and International
,.,s o.mcNt rHt oEWLlD ENOUGH ROPE TO
HANc HIMSELF. CT AL
ssss DENIES Gov, Psss ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
Devil Brewers Win Birthday or

free Press. O 20
Ut IS OK " YOU LAUGH OUT LOUD
GOD, ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
More Diapers to Death Benefits?
Honest Employers InvuInerabIe!
Spiritually Iraitorous Employers
Beer Brewers!- Susceptible To
BIackmaiI!-
tsee DEVILS BREWERS, Psee ID
y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
iberate President Eisenhow

FROM THE DEVILS MATERlA MEDIcA (WHICH
HOLDS IN CONTEMPT AN IMPERATIVE. BASIC
FACT or HEALTH AND LEADERSHIP -
tsse STAY ALIVE, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
OBEDIENCE IS THE LAW
or GOO

Early this morning al
breakfast, the thought of ODE
dience and disobedience 10
the Law OF God came into dis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
"3 National Guardsmen Killed
In head-0n Collision"

Ages II 80 sno zo-oF Creme RspIcs, MsrshsN,
and Aleien Michigan. respectively.
A. least passengers were injured.
(Defroi+ Trresl