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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-16
FARMS FOR SALE

80 Acres miles East Of Springfield bedroom home with
bath closed in back porch attached all new fences
good barn. cribs good water supply Fall possession price
$4,000.
80 Acres 2 miles East of Springfield, wooded bal
under cultivation Improved with house with hot
and cold running wafer barn. sheds we'll fenced and good
water supply Possession before March 1883 price $2l
10000
SIS Acres 10 Miles East Of Springfield. all fiable good
water supply we'll fenced along black top road improved
with bedroom home part basement hot and cold running
wafer barn. Sheds cribs and other buildings This good
small farm we'll located. Price $s,ooo0o.
Acres mile South Of Mechanicsburs along black top
highway improved with modern house poultry house
city convenienees Some lots could be sold off, Price $Io
000.00 possession soon.
43 Acres near Cable improved with house enclosed
back porch good we'll, large barn. crib and sheds nice
home with farm income Owner priced for quick SALE $l4
900. co. Possession with Deed
700 Acres Madison County modern house good barn. sheds
and cribs fences and drainage good location. March
1853 possession price $225oo per This is good farm
needs conservation practices.
34 Acres miles East of Springfield Route 40 wonder
full livestock and grain farm nearly all fences large
bank and sheds attached large double cribs and gran
ary arrowne house and other buildings Early spring posses
sion. price $75.000.oo.
G. HAROLD FLAX -REALToR
London. Ohio. Phone UL 2-2255
Roger Wilson, Salesman Phone UL 2-o6so
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gardner of
Lilly Chapel had as their guests
on Sunday, Mrs. Harold Harris
and son, Steve, and Mrs. Marjorie
Gilliland Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
are the parents of Mrs. Gilliland.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Alter and
sons have returned to their home
on Madison Dr., after vacationing
in Illinois with relatives of Mr..
Alter. Miss Cathy Francis returned
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alter for a visit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weaver of
Lilly Chapel spent last weekend
with their son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Weaver in Columbus,
On Sunday the Weavers enjoyed
attending the Kentucky reunion at
billiards, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
Workday Pin-Up

CHE DOESN'T look like a cowgirl or dress like one
- either but Virginia Shiett rounds up about 10000
rangers, few at time AS one Of her many tasks,
Virginia keeps a card index Pick Temples Rangers
mostly under o. and they appear daily television.
She is secretary in the main office Of the Giant Food
Department Stores at 845 Bladensburg road NE.
Virginia has been the job three years and Is very
popular with the personnel well the She
previously worked in other washington of1ces after
business school and graduation from Richard Montgomery
School In Rockville She Is a native Of Kensngton.
Virginia lives at 10O07 Sidney road in Silver Spring
and drives to work and back in time to take Of her
own two Sabotage rangers. Husband Raymond Is a
route In addition to keeping house. she is interested
In Cub Scouting. The family pet is a collie
She Is g. stands 5-feet-6 crowned with very manage
able dark hair. Her blue-gray eyes don't miss trick
She's Irish recreation she likes swimming and horse
back riding. Included in her home making efforts Is
paperhangng at which she reported to be quite good
But she plans stay with the food chain office and keep
track Of the rangers though she can't qualify and
get on the show too. \. MOTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
Answer to
Who Is This?

THE boy on pose IS and
the mon at right ore the
some person: Dr.. Ernest
S. Griffith. director of the
Legislative Reference
Service of the Gbrory Of
Congress.
Fabian Bachrach Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

Sucaryl makes it easier for
you to watch your weight.
bygivingyou wholly natural
sweetness in your diet -.
without one single calorie.
You'll find Sucaryl sweetens all
your favorite summer beverages
lemonade, limeade, iced tea,
iced cofee-to perfection. Use
it for fruits and cereals; cook
with it, bake with it; use it prac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

Fabian Bachrach Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30

tically anywhere you would
sugar. Any Sucaryl- sweetened
dish tastes just like its sugar
sweetened twin. Sucaryl, OF
course, is for anyone sensibly
counting his or her calories, and
for those who cannot use sugar
You get Sucaryl in tablets or solu-
ton; low salt diets call for SucaryI
Calcium. Abbott Laboratories
North Chicago, III.
and Montreal, Can. uWott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-30
You can save a lot of calories
by sweetening with Sucaryl
and you can't taste The difference

MINTED LIME MIST
} cups warm water ~ teaspoons
a cup fresh lime juice Sucaryl solution
4 tsp. mint extract I pint dietetic
drops green food lime carbonated
coloring beverage
Mix all ingredients except beverage.
Chill hours in refrigerator. Add bever-
age. pour in glasses Allied with crushed
ice Carnish with maraschino cherry.
wedge Of lime. fresh mint. servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Cuban Forces CIoshinq
With Rebels on 3 Fronts

HAVANA. May 20 @.-Presi-
dent Fulgencio Batista's forces
have admitted rebel opposition
on three fronts. The government
nabbed IS plotters in Central
Cuba and claimed Is casualties
In the northeast.
A large part Of the capital re-
manned without electric power as
Q result Of yesterdays UNDER
ground explosion. which BACKED
out much Of Havana's electric
system. A second blast went CD
last night near the home OF
Cabinet Minister Andre Domingo
Morales. but no damage was re-
ported.
Col. Batista issued q warning
that all the dynamite his enemies
could muster would not be
enough ito interrupt our patri-
otto plans to assure the people
their progress and their liber-
ties"
Batista forces clashed with
insurgents yesterday near Hol-
gum. in Northeast Cuba: near
Manzanillo. in the Southeast,
and at Cienfuengos. in the CEN
trail province Of Las villas.
An Army communique said
the Holguin action involved q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29

rebel group which landed at
Cabonico Bay last Thursday
from the Florida-based yacht
Corinthia. 1t said there were 10
rebel casualties and the rest Of
the band was being pursued.
Original reports said IS men
had landed from the Corinthia
and S had been captured within
q few hours. The remainder
were said to have been heading
for the Sierra CRYSTAL Mountains
Of Northeast Cuba. Farmers in
the area indicated the band was
growing, saying they had seer
more than 100 well armed men
The Cuban Electricity Co
worked furiously to restore
service In Havana but said
power service might not b.
restored until tomorrow. Au'
thorities blamed the explosion
which occurred eight blocks
from the national capitol. or
sabotage.
Assistant Fire Chief Sinesit
Cuesta said a tunnel had beer
dug from an uninhabited hous'
Ito an electric and gas main anc
dynamite placed under the cleo,
trio cables. Police sought ar
electric company employe whit
Ireportedly had rented the house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29

treasury mas put MS MIND 70
has been successful.
He likes challenges and has
Just given up the presidency of
a firm called Ventures, Ltd. a
Canadian holding company with
international operations. princi-
pally mining.
Mr.. Anderson spent two and
g q half years in Washington as
q member Of the Eisenhower
team. But though he did q
bang-up job and the President
hated to see him leave, this
modest. mild-mannered man was
no twell known either to the
press or the public.
Never Aboard Battleship
"Democrat-for- Eisenhower, ;
he was appointed Secretary Of
the Navy in February. 1858
despite his protest that 1--WE
never been aboard q battleshir
and it doesn't even rain ir
Texas" Then. when the rough
and tough Roger M. Kyes re-
signed as Deputy Secretary Of
Defense, Mr.. Eisenhower gave
Mr.. Anderson the post.
Mr.. Kyes' forte was knocking
heads together and this he die
with a certain salutary effect
Mr.. Anderson took the approach
of logic and personal persuasion
He earned q reputation as 9
skillful, efficient administrator
and "trouble-shooter" for De-
tense Secretary Wilson. whit
tossed many a knotty problem
to the young deputy.
But Mr.. AnderSon'S accom-
plishments were known to few
outside the official family. Whel
the huge. 6-foot-4 frame of Mr.
Kyes Numbered down the cor
ridor. the Pentagon itself fairl.
shook. You hardly knew MI
Anderson was in the building
That's how he operated.
Decision on Rickover
The tall Texan, who still
limps a bit as q result Of boy
hood polio. could be tough, toe
and make decisions not calcu
lated t endear him to powerful
forces even within his own or
ganization.
A case in point involved Cap
tain H. g. Rickover, the guidinI
genius behind development o
the worlds flrst atomic sub,
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marine. the Nautilus. Capt.
Rickover had been passed over
by q Navy selection board for
promotion to rear admiral. Ac-
cording to press reports. q
clique Of admirals had lobbyied
against him. Mr.. Anderson d.
Irected that a special panel re-
consider the case. Capt. Rickover
became rear admiral in short
order.
The 47-year-old Secretary
brings q rich and varied back.
ground to his new post. An at
torney, he has been q member
Iof the Texas State legislature,
assistant attorney general, a law
professor at the University of
Texas. State tax commissioner
and a member of the State
board Of education.
Baked On Oil Line
While tax commissioner he
proposed that a 60-inch oil pipe
line, starting in the Texas Pam
handle and running to Detroit.
be built and operated by a pub
lie corporation. The legislature
turned it down, but some Texans
think that the Federal Govern
ment borrowed the idea for its
Big and Little Inch projects.
Mr.. Anderson probably is best
known in Texas as the former
general manager of the SOC, 000-
acre w. T. Waggoner estate. a
$500 million operation in oil
cattle and farming. AS an aid
to modern ranching, he intro
duced the helicopter to the task
of herding steers.
The Secretary has held direc.
ltorships in oil and gas firms anc
a great many other industrial
enterprises. He also has owned
considerable stock in a broad.
casting company and In the
Vernon (TexO Publishing Co., ir
his old home town. where hi,
father once was mayor.
! He and his wife. the former
Ollie Mae Rawlings. a talented
designer and interior decorator
have two sons. James Richard
and Gerald Lee. All the Ander-
sons like horseback riding ant
hunting and the family owns q
modern ranch-you know where
During their last stay in Wash.
iington. they lived in Kenwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Humphrey Successor
Enjoys Challenges

Twentyeigh when he just 49, Robert Berned
Anderson took job teaching mathematics history and Spanish
in Texas high school, he
the sport he bought rule book and studied it carefully Result
An undefeated team.
virtually everything the new Secretary of the
, 1957-08-05

responsibility of administering and carrying on are placed in
the uneviable position of always playing second fiddle until
someone else should come along. Then, after the head is APP
pointed those very SubordinateS will have the further task Of
helping the new appointee to get adjusted in his new position.
IN H GRAND search for someone to fill the position
of Commissioner Of Education the Administration has at one
and the same time dealt a severe blow to the concept of self
government and due recognition of native ability, No high
school graduate, let us say of the last two years, could pos
Gs;bly dream or aspire to fill this high post in the future be-
cause he would be confronted with the belief that such a goal,
regardless Of the preparation land all other things being
equaD would be completely beyond his reach, forever.
BUT GOING FURTHER, have any standards and re-
quirements been set or announced for the position? Must the
applicant have a PhD. in education, or a Doctor of Educa-
ton? Must he be a school principal, head Of a school system
for a city, county or statep Must he be essentially a teacher
who has come up through the ranks, or must he be an admin
istrator? Would a person teaching on the college level satisfy?
Nothing has been said from headquarters SO that all remains
conjecture.
HOWLONG WILL this continue? Are there no natives
anywhere qualified to fill the position, or even to be given
serious consideration? How about those Who have been carry
ing on through the years? We think that every avenue should
be explored, and that this should have been done long ago.
UNDER H CIRCUMSTANCES, there is a case of
indecision. It would seem to us that the time to act is NOW.
, 1957-08-05
MONDAY, AUGUST S, 1857
CONFUSION AT THE TOP

CONFUSION Al IHE IOF
H INABILITY OF the Administration to fiji the posi-
ton Of Commissioner of Education for the Virgin Islands is
slowly but surely working itself into a matter OF deep en-
barrassment for all concerned. Since 1854 there has really
been no permanent head of that Department, and the outlook
is Just as dark today.
E. US Ak a closer look. In the reorganization which
came on the heels of the New Organic Act, Dr.. Robert Cot
ten was appointed. Politics entered the picture and confirma-
ton never did come. But that was over two years ago. Yet
the position remains vacant.
THE LATEST in this seeming farce is that the man
Governor Gordon wanted for the position, Lieutenant Com
mander James G.. Reardon, does not want the posi-
ton. As if by sheer irony, this Naval officer is repaying the
Government in kind-apparently he seems to refuse even to
communicate with officials, preferring to leave things hang
ing in the air.
THESE ISLANDS E men of high caiber and
ability. We also need men who would be good administrators,
and who would make significant contributions to the work
of their departments and the entire governmental effort.
They should set examples by their conduct and work.
BUT THERE ARE two other considerations which cut
deeply into this entire matter. The Governor, it is said, is
now scurrying around looking for someone to fill the position.
That is bad. 1t is bad because it places at a disadvantage the
Department involved and the Islands as a whole. 1t is made
to appear that the position, is an undesirable one by the very
fact that it is made to go begging. The truth of the matter
is that the position of Commissioner OF Education is a highly
responsible and important one. With the necessary ~qualiica-
tons, coupled with a deep sense of devotion and some vision,
the incumbent could contribute immeasurably to the future
of these Islands.
SECOND consideration cuts even deeper into the
very fiber of our local life. The native officials who have the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Detroit's Industrial Sums
ObsoIestent and Obsolete Factories
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

Ny Christ Second Coming" in Ny indispensable. In.
comparable, imperative Christian Science movsmsns"Ths
predessned eventual the and The only religion and
therapeutics " Of oil and peoples, s destined TO
drive the devil out Of education politics. culture. art reduce
ssssn's social H-bomb. SEX l. multi billion racket In The
entertainment world and world Of letters minimum and
destined 10 expose and replace The DEVILS billion rsssfs
he alcoholic beverage industries tobacco. and drug
pseudo medicines, shssfy bvrIesqves Of Ny Christ Miracle
Science Messiah Wordi. r1
lsss pErRoIrs INDUSTRIAL sLuMs. Psss ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Jesus Proved His Mission

Jesus Proved His Mission
Jesus held fast to the wis
dom of our heavenly Father,
and preached the gospel to
the poor, healed the broken
hearted, preached deliver
ance to the captives of ma
teriality and human hypnot-
ism, gave sight to the blind,
healed the sick and raised the
dead Calso the dead above
ground').
In this he left the way
clear for the people as a
whole, that in all ages, men
and nations may rise above
human mental states, and
processes of animal mag
netism," into spiritual under
standing. And by so doing,
gaining, maintaining, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
ION WAY TO MASS
canadian Train Kills Two Detroit
Women" re-!
AZ, 81.
TRlRllNE.

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVIL ROBBED THESE ROMAN CATHOLIC
WOMEN OF rs YEARS! ALL DEATHS ARE MYTHSl
BUT THEIR REASONS TEACH PUNcENT TRUTHsl
The impure prayers Of the DEVILS Roman Catholic
sferisstie perversons Of the nonregmenfed PopeLEsS,
divine and protective Christianity Of Ny cHLDLESS Christ
Jesus has throughout the ages left Roman Catholics the
mercy Of the deviI-snima magnetism sIsm--"A
MURDERER, WHO ABODE NOT IN THE TRuTH"-no
REALITY In him. declared TO Ny Incompatible. Dsush-
ter-ReveIator. Mary Baker Eddy.
tSee CANADIAN TRAIN, Page n
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Word Bullying Out At Rate Of
5000 An Hour"

THAT'S 43 MILLION PER YEAR. U. N. REPORTS
tchiesgo Trbvne)
New York. May rs tAP}-United Nations ststistieIsns
reported tonight the worlds population has been increasing
43 million yssr-or 5000 an hour
The Y. MS 1856 Topographic Yearbook-s Isl page
compilation Of figures about psopIesa this increase Of
le per cent yearly results from birth rate Of "a babies
per 1000 persons yearly and death rate Of 10 per 1000
yearly s~N
u estimated the worlds population in md-l955 At A.
6ol An increase Of Is per cent year would brna
this up TO about 277s.ooo.ooo by mid.los7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
"FiIm STAR Sister, Is, Sueeumbs
10 PoIio"-

In Hollywood Had suffered II yesrsl
Janet Gentle (sisser Of Lille Gentle, q sfsreN.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE UNIVERSE IS 1907 THE MANIFESTATION or
THOUGHT reitersfe.
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE AND CREATION IS
EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS, FLEsHLEss iN-NiATERlAL,
SPIRITUAL, AND cHRIsTLIkE-ABsoLuTELY
INvuLNERABLE TO THE MYTHS. MORTAL THOUGHT
coUNTERFElTs AND BuRLEsoUEs or DIVINE
IDEAS, THE ApAM-EvE. DEvLIsH. ANTI-cHRIsT,
MYTHICAL BuRLEsoUEs or cREATIoNi
tsss FILM STARS SISTER, Page ~
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WASHINGTON
BY Roscoe Drvmmond
Democrats Can't Have Il Both Ways"

my. Tribune Detroit Free Press)
Zone year ego The Democrats forced 5000. 100000
higher defense appropriation"
THE Democrats cant have u both ways You fool
some Of ihs people Of The time etc. But they cant
count on confusing the public indefinitely"
tsss DEMOCRATS CAN'T HAVE IT, Psss ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
WeSupportP Pres. Eisenhower l00oo

and We commend ihs NY. Tribune editorial thereto and we
rspvdlsts those aggressive politicians and pvbess who
criticize The President for taking shs broad point Of vsw
Friendship with Japan and respect for their rights and
me overall good OF oil nations mosvsfss The President
Ssss TIE " WHO UNFORTUNATELY KILLED. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22

Representing Gods" Divine Publisher
Invneibls Tumphan Divine Rights Of Man
DETROIT, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY. JUNE n. 1887
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22

proving in daily life that all
things are possible through
the help and power of God.
Christ Jesus is the son of
God, in whom we may find a
good understanding of the
stimulating power of the
Spirit of God.
The originality of it all is
that God never changes. And
as we humbly seek to hear
and feel through spiritual
understanding, the undiluted
word of the Lord, we find
the pathway the Saints have
trod.
Ezekiel visioned
and Prophesied
Centuries before the birth
of Jesus, Ezekiel visioned the
Christ, and prophesied
Continued On Page 81
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France S Moral Depravity!
By ANDREW r. FRUEAAUF. c.s. ,

FRANCE SATAN BOUND" VIA THE DEVILS SOCIAL
H.BoMB. SEX. RAMPANT IN THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD. THE WORLD OF LETTERS. RELIGION.
THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION, CULTURE, ART,
POLITICS
ELSA Maxwell Ordered [via Paris
Court To Pay $840 10 Farouk
[Ex-king Of Egypt For Insult"
m. Y. Tribvne)
GOD, ADDITIONALLY TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The soesIIed INSULT really Christ inspired
Duke 70 that moral 1eper the exkng Of Egypt Junior
Solomon. devils dvpe for sstan's Ewes!
When the ex-kng Invited her TO party in 1850. she
wired him: do associate with clowns, monkeys. de-
PRAYED people. or msIefsefors'."
tses FRANCES MORAL, Page ~
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when Initiation Alone Adds 5 Billion
Dollars To Munitions Costs In Only
Four Years,

THE FACT SHOULD IMPRESS ANYBoDYI
Los Angeles Times. in Mirror Of World Opinion"
Worthwhile Inquiry" c. S. Monitor, 6/s
tsee AMERICAN HlTLERS.' Page ~
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Gods Christ St
ATTENTION PRESS: Geds Mirade NE
By ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. c-a go
'or TO REPLACE. vsvRP. OR DESTROY HER PERMANENT
70 Bring Comfort Ps-ws< mdLibersti
Flu Threat international
No Confirmed Cases Yet
MICHIGAN WARNED ON FAR EAST FLU"
free Prsss)
FLU EPIDEMIC HITS EUROPE AND AMERICA"
"UN MOVES TO STEM AsIAN-TYPE OUTBREAKS"
Free Press, 6l5
Ey Andrew E EyeheM CG +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our father-Mother God all
the Scripture. b b. Mary Baker Eddy) with world
.e:sass and ms:icn who Willy the grace s; OF CHd
And howl se.nes Health. n our ss.,SooI God:
Libsrstor OF The Bible "
FHAT 1 1HP ropE HT AND TGE
y WH,TER is HIS FRIENDi AND OF HIS PEOPLE
Jssus '1ovsd rsht,ousnsss and hated iniquity"l
The '7.kewarm' five IN a foof' paradi's."l
Anti Christ, Adam-Eve Myth
Fears-A Belief Of Insecurity
Made Visible!
COD ADDITIONALLY. TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Fear No" Jesus Said
KNOWING THE oMNPoTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE,
YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER COD ALL-HARMoNlouS."
REVEALED IN JESUS SECOND COMING"
OPERATING NOW. VOID OF THE FLESH. THE MORTAL
THOUGHTS AND BELIEFS OF MARY! AND FORE.
BEARs-oF THE CHRIST, JESUS SAID:
10, AN WITH YOU AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE
END OF THE WoRLD"l
BUT TO THAT WICKED AND ADULTERoUs
GENERATION" WHO COULD NOT BEAR THE MANY
MORE THINGS" - JESUS DESIRED TO REVEAL.
WE Jesus and !, Cod GAVE THAT PROMISE AND
PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE
COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU FOR
EVER AND TEACH YOU ALL THNcs%
John Ia. Is, Is.
And Jesus, also: n WILL CONE AcAIN'I
JESUS SPIRIT. THE CHRIST, HIS AND YOUR
ETERNAL BEING, NOW OPERATING AND AVAILABLE
TO THE PURE IN HEARTH
Hence. the superior lives Of Ny Chosen People, Christ.
like Christian Scientists!
esss FLU THREAT INTERNATIONAL, Page ~
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THE ciRARp CASE
The q Who Unfortunately Killed A
Japanese Woman" Shot Her In
The Back!
The Back

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.