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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

Commissioners directive, by
which all precinct commanders
and police officers are author
lied to give information to any
authorized officers Of the
NAACP concerning personal
knowledge of incidents as al
legged In the bill Of particulars
accompanying the directive.
I'VE believe that such Q d.
receive would establish q dam
gerous precedent that could
conceivably relax all rules Of
the manual at some future
date; with resulting harm TO
the processes of law and order,
moral and efficiency within the
Police Department. We believe
that waiver Of any section Of the
manual at this time would tend
to create q suspicion that prior
information had been given over
the past three months In VIOLA
ton of these provisions Of the
manual. Creating such an at
titude would be harmful both
to the Board Of Commissioner
and to the department.
''The arguments against the
exertion Of pressure should not
be construed as q reflection Of
disregard for the rights and In
terests Of the public which are
our primary responsibilities. in
stead it is an appeal to resist
unwarranted pressure by minor
ity or political groups that
might tend to create PARTISAN
attitudes and political dictates
in police matters.
No Discrimination Protests
ut is the opinion Of the
Executive Committee that Chiei
Murray is endowed with visior
and dedication to duty because
Of these endowments. We al
police officers find ourselves ad.
vancing concepts and practice:
reaching the highest plateau Of
achievement in public protec.
ton and service. Our associa.
ton has been in existence since
1903. 1t comprises officers o.
the United States Park Police
the White House Police, anC
the Metropolitan police forct
without restrictions to race Of
creed. We urge our members Il
air out their peeves, gripes anc
grievances at our meetings.
st cannot find in past or cur.
rent records anything remotely
resembling prejudices or I'M
fairness against one race or an.
other within the department
mo colored officer. either mem.
Der Of our association or other.
wise, has come before our group
and protested discrimination.
THE Policeman's Association
Of the District Of Columbia ha,
gone on record many times in
the past indorsing Chief Muir
ray and his forward-lookine
policies that have gained ma
tional and international recog'
milton. The association viii fol-
low the forthcoming hearing:
closely and is prepared to cal
special meetings of its member
ship at any time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
More u. S. Road Aid
Opened for District
System Expands.
Expresswuy Link
May Be Possible

The way has been paved for
the District to get Federal
financial aid for another major
highway building project
probably a link with the pro-
posed new Washington Balti-
more expressway.
Secretary of Com m cree
Weeks yesterday announced q
2,102-mile expansion Of the
previously planned 40,000-mile
Federal interstate road system.
The expanded program in
cludes the District, although
no specific District project has
yet been designated and no
price tags have yet been fixed.
District Highway Director
John N. Robertson said he ex-
poets to seek to have the new
authorization applied to q four
mile link with the projected
Baltimore Washington road.
Area Agreed On
District and Maryland road
planners agreed several days
ago to locate this stretch some
where between Kansas avenue
and Bladensburg road NE. Fed
eral officials already have ap-
proved a Maryland road aiming
at this sector Of the city.
The four miles or more Of
new road within the District
provided under yesterdays ac-
ton would be added to twenty
eight and one-half miles all
ready slated to be 80 per cent
financed by the Federal Gov
eminent, under the giant $50
billion interstate road pro-
gram.
The District allotment Is
part of ZIG miles Of additional
new highway which was au-
thorized for major urban cen
ters. Other cities included in
the expanded plan are Chi
cage, Philadelphia. st. Louis.
Kansas City. Louisville, Omaha
and Duluth.
Mr.. Robertson said Wash
ington presumably win receive
several million dollars under
the new authorization, but he
declined to predict the amount.
1t is unlikely that the Wash
ington-Baltimore link will be
built before completion Of the
city's present six-year highway
program, he said.
Routing Saves Miles
Congress authorized 1000
miles Of the 2.102-mile addi-
ton announced by Secretary
Weeks. The other 1,l02 miles
resulted from savings achieved
by relocating proposed roHtes
under the initial 4O,ooo-mile
limit. y
The new routes specifically
approved by the Commerce
Secretary included circum-
ferential highways around -
cities of more than 100000
population. These are Gin
cinnati, Louisville, San Diego.
Akron, Dayton, Ohio: Hartford.
Conn; the Springfield Holyoke
region in Massachusetts,. Okla
homa City, Syracuse, N. Y;
Jacksonville, Fla; Scranton,
Pa, Salt Lake City and Sacra-
mento. Calf.
Among cross-country routes
approved were q 4h-mile
stretch from Canton, Ohio. to
Charlotte, N. c., via Parkers-
burg and Charleston, w. Va;
a lO2-mile link between Pitts
burgh and Erie, Pa; q TO-
mile stretch from Cairo, Ill. to
Nashville, Tenn. ana a SAT-
mile road from Denver to Cove
Fort, Utah.
Mr.. Weeks said the new
authorization would "open new
arteries for the interfow Of
people and goods between i'm
portant regions Of the Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
NAACP to Coll Many
Police Case Witnesses
New Letter Mailed to City 0fficiol
After FBI Verdict Is Announced

An ofcal National Association for the Advancement
People today declared his organization plans to call
many witnesses in public hearings scheduled to start Monday
on charges against the Metropolitan Police
Department
THURMAN l. podson attorney heading the NAACP Legal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

4IlC 0Iltlou 6C11luo 1OE k11lll'
tary organization. that care fol-
detail that routed the Spanish
Armada and brought Napoleon
TO his knees. works equally vel
In the drawing room.
Eighty members Of Her Ma
jesty's armed forces insured
that around the Queen yester-
day at the British Embassy was
q little plot that was forever
England. The usual clatter and
confusion Of the Capital cocktail
party was muted to the merest
murmur and the presentation
Of 2,400 guests transformed into
Q precision maneuver.
Nothing had been left to
chance.
From the first solicitous
Royal Air Force lieutenant who
whispered Mind the step
please" to the arrivals, through
TO the Royal Navy lieutenant,
with sword. who hailed taxis
for the departing guests on
Massachusetts, avenue. every
man-jack had been briefed and
trained for his job. Col. p. Ark
wright was in command Of the
forces.
Modified Square
The British have always been
devoted to the tactic Of the
hollow square, and they used
Q modified version to pictorial
advantage for their Queens
reception. Ranged around
three sides Of the ballroom was
o formation Of 80 men, 10 on
each side. The first fight, as
1t was called. was made up of
representatives Of each Of the
10 Commonwealth countries.
They stood at stiff attention
for an hour and q quarter, and
were relieved by two successive
flights made up Of representa-
tives Of British military mis-
sions here. A blanketed gen.
tleman from Ghana held down
the corner nearest the fireplace
where Her Majesty stood.
At the end Of the receiving
line, q pool Of IS officers stood
by to escort the guests to the
huge reception tent. At the
exit were two Royal Canadian
Mounties in red coats. One
officer said critically that. while
the pair provided q marvellous
splash Of color. they were q
little disappointing aesthetically
since one was tall and the
other short.
Convoy Through Tents
The officers conveyed their
parties through the tents un-
til they came upon one Of the
hundreds of Ghosts" scattered
through the multitude, who In
turn brought the guests to one
Of the four bars.
"Of course, one was fright
fully lucky If they saw their
friends on the way" said one
officer.
His duty done. the ofhceI
turned back to the ballroom,
via a drawing room Of to one
side to which the Queen re-
tired twice for tea during the
course Of the two-hour affair.
The estimated time for the
course was four minutes, not
allowing for a quick nip into
the officers bar strategically
located along the route.
Did any Of the guests tend
to linger in the drawing room
TO look back at the Queen?
Actually" said a Canadian
airman thoughtfully, II thinl
a great many Of them felt
beyond their depth and 50 they
were quite easily led"
In the critical command o.
keeping the line moving at
rate that would neither pres
the Queen nor yet leave he
without a hand to shake, wa
her aide-de-camp, Brigadier H
M. Liardet. who wore the spur
Of the armored force. He stoot
TO her left, separated from hel
by the caller" Australian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

Capasso's Statement

The following is the text Of
the statement released yester-
day by Corpl. Capasso on be-
half Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Policemen's Associa-
ton:
"The Executive Committee Of
the Policeman's Association is
unalterably opposed to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

Representative Andersen, Re-
publican of Minnesota, accused
Democrats of attempting to
wreck" the Eisenhower soil bank
program passed by Congress
last year.
Representative Hoeven, Re-
publican Of Iowa. predicted Pres
ident Eisenhower will veto the
committee bill If it passes Con-
gress, and he accused Democrats
of "scuttling" the administra-
ltion's current emergency program
to stabilize corn prices.
Democrats. meanwhile, went
ahead with plans to bring the
bill before the House as soon as
possible.
IN the absence of Chairman
Cooley. Democrat of North Caro-
lima, Representative Poage. DEM
ocrat Of Texas. said a request
would be made fright away" for
necessary clearance by the Rules
Committee.
The Agriculture Committee,
usually unanimous on farm mat
tiers. split along party lines Tues
day in voting out a measure to
provide supplemental soil bank
benefits to corn growers and
most other farmers during 1857.
In essence, the Democratic
program would:
!. Give commercial corn grow
ers a national allotment of 49,
million acres, with an additional
ID per cent "bonsu" acreage to
be taken out Of production under
the soil bank plan at a payment
rate OF $40 to $50 an acre.
2. Provide the same rate of
payment to growers of other
basic crops where an equivalent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Reds Came to Riot,
Stuyed for Movie

Some Communists who plotted
to break up American film show
ings in Wet Nam got so inter-
ested that they stayed to see
the whole show.
This was among the side
lights listed yesterday in a re-
port to Congress from the
United States Inform q t o n
Agency, covering the last half Of
1856.
More generally. Director Ar
thur Larson said:
THE United States Informa-
ton Agency marshalled its full
resources in the latter part Of
1856 to make crystal clear before
the world the truth about Hun
gary and Suez and the unwaver-
ing determination Of the United
States to work for peace and
Justice"
In another sidelight, the
agency said that the new Polish
government had stopped jam
ming western broadcasts. in
GLIDING the Voice Of America.
1t said parliamentary debate had
revealed that Poland had been
spending SITS million a year for
jamming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Actor Carrudine Gets
Custody of 3 Children

Los ANGELES. Feb. 81 R.-
Actor John Carradine and his
estranged wife. Sonia Sorel. have
settled their custody battle and
he is to be allowed to take his
three sons to Spain, where he
plans to star in movie and tele-
vision versions Of "Don Quixote. |"
The custody issue was dis
posed Of yesterday in Superior
Judge Elmer D. Doyle's court,
with the actress granting him
custody. He had charged her
with being an unfit person.
Attorneys indicated their
pending divorce contest would be
settled.
AS the Shakespearean actor
left the courtroom he was ar
rested on four old trafiic war
rants. His lawyer posted bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
House Battle Shapes Up
On New Soil Bonk Plan
By the Associated Press

An early battle farm legislation took shape
today House Republicans opened
Democratic proposal for soil bank subsidies
"A vehicle for cheap political captrap charged Representa-
tive HILL Republican Colorado statement the
bill approved by Agricutue Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21

10 per cent of acreage now used
for feed grains and oil seeds is
idled.
3. Set up a new $500 million
soil bank for feed grain pro-
ducers who have no basic crop
allotments.
Evening star., 1957-04-28
April ~
5-Movietime USA.

5-Movietime USA.
Hour, IS Min. HAT, Coot ond
Glove" 1884. John Beol Ri
cordo Cortez.
9.Burns and Allen. Comedy.
Ronnie's fioncee refuses to be-
Iieve thot his romance with
snopeIy actress is only q pub
iicity stunt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
Dropped Case Rolls Piggins' :

Police Commissioner Pggins blasted ths prosecutors
office yesterday he jumped 10 The defense OF fwo officers
accused Of asssvltng west side bar owner.
Sizzling the part played by the prosecutors office
in having charges Of resisting arrest dropped against the
Pisgins said The department will hold trial
board hearing week for Psromen Robert Lssnsv and
James Davis.
Purpose Of the trial board Pisgins said will b that
fair and honest conclusion be reached"
BACK BAR OWNER
Police charges against Robert Mitchell 81. Of 2osl vr.
gnis Park tossed Thursday by the prosecutors
office after four eyewiinesses supported MieheFs story the
officers worked him over" with night sticks
Mitchell stopped by the two officers Jan. ~ on W.
Warren At Williams for driving with one headlight.
They said he refused TO get out Of his and drove
off, dragging one Of she officers 20 30 feet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
GUIDANCE. MeNTAL AND PENAL
INSTITUTIONAL WORKERS

must be borne In mind always hss The end 70 b
eompsshsd by al Of work Is the spirisusIIzson Of
thought We give material aid We help individuals
TO gain better understanding Of Christian Science That
purpose should be strictly adhered 70 in al activities by oil
representatives. Of the Committee All workers directly
responsible their Zone Chairman and should
suit him II there any questions.
In general. fhs activities Of the Committee
l. 70 conduct Christian sesncs services conforming
"a The Manual Of The Mother Church.
q To Distribute free s0ihorixsd chssssn Science lii.
erstvre.
g. To arrange for Christian Science srsstmsns u ~
qvsstsd. sitter gaining hs Of The institution ssiher
ity who will advise about guardianship requirements.
f. To consider where lectures by q member Of The
Board Of Leetvrsshp Of The Mother Church should hs CIV
en-, and TO arrange for same
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
Limit on Campaign

In these days Of soiefvde for civil rights" talk has
arisen nevertheless about snseting law TO limit
psgn contributions relates TO possible requirement
that only limited amounts Of money may be placed in
party treasury In the hands Of organized political
committee.
The whole theory behind the Federal corrupt practices
Il tss organized effort may be regulated only II 10
used for corrupt ics purpose But he courts in
the last rev years hsvs told HE Department Of Justice n
could invoke me Federal corrupt practices ACT prose-
labor union In Michigan that financing teIe-
vision progrs which spssers favorable TO It's viewpoint
appear during election campaign.
While Is true. Of course. that corporations and Unions
by law forbidden make any campaign contributions,
this prevent union members corporation stock
holders from acting individuals outside the unions
corporations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
1,262-Foot Tv lower

(ConiInvsd from Back pags)
And Jesus truly said: ASK AND We SHALL RECEIVE.
SEEK AND We SHALL FIND. KNOCK AND " SHALL
BE OPENED UNTO YOUR
And. TEAR NOT. LITTLE FLOCK, " IS YOUR
FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE you THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ERROR. EVIL, SIN, MATTER" AND EVEN THE
DEAR cLERcY'S PSYCHOLOGICAL TOOLS or THE
DEWL!-"EvERLAsTINc PUNISHMENT" AND
AN ETERNITY or HELL"-ARE MERELY AN x-NuN-
Der or ZERosl-REDucABLE TO THEIR NATIVE
NoTtflNGNESS'T
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

Erse Prsss)
resI7-P. n.
ANSWER, Certainly your conversion was real, " when
you converted YOU from darkness 10 the light Of
The Gospel ysv received Jesus Christ your Lord and
Saviour. Then and shsrs vow became new creature.
wouldn't take anything for granted net even religious
experience.
QUESTION: have recently started my eeIlsss studies,
end sn6hs my nrss subjects studying shs pyehossy
Of vsvsn NY presesssr TELLS INST conversion nothing
more then psychological psnomsnen sxpssisNcsd ~
(consinvsd Next Column Tep,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

most religions Right plenty worried about The
thnsej learned In my hoss church. fos they to be
SiRpIHU swsy from De YOU think my conversion was
Nv yovr Prsfsssov Is right whsn 10 ssys shsvs
eeuvsons experienced IN most religions But don't allow
ths - disturb ysv, for though eli may hsvs kind
e sssIoUs experience only fhs who reesvs Jesus
Christ In moment Of repentance end faith born again.
The fssf That others have similar religious emotions and
conversions merely shows that God made that he
b capable Of being converted
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Beating Probe Continues

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
tics soeaIIed culture. NOT DOMINATED BY MY>lNDfS.
PENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MovEMENT-"fhe prsdsstined, eventual the
and the only religion and Therapeutics Of ell and
peopes-wheh WILL step by step. here and hereafter
vert all the devils AdamEve dvpes TO acceptance Of divine
sonshp per My Chosen People. christike Christian
Seienfisfsesvs being the perfect example. which My
Incompatible OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hvmby, honestly Of
firmed-"FOLLoW YOUR LEADER ONLY ONLY so FAR
AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRISTI MaEX
MR.. MITCHELL, YOU ARE NY PERFECT SON.
NoW-BUT ONLY IN YOUR FLEsHLESS. I-M-MATERIAL.
SPIRITUAL, cHRlSTLlkE, ETERNAL
INDIvIDUALITY!-yovr true beng-fhe only real!
Only your acceptance Of The insxhsvstbIe, ineompar
able facilities Of My imperative Christian Science
ment will give you genuine LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY"
"A HUNDREDFoLD"-ss Jesus answered Peters qvss-
fion: What shall we have?". having left all!
Frvehsvf Trailer Company for example. became world
leader graduated out Of the very good German Lutheran
Church AZ years ago last month";
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

ssersssr.Trsssursv u Local lac ss shs Lsvudry
Workers Union died n Bvrbark, Cal, while visiting ME
sister. BERN In ovssvs Mr.. Paris delegate 10 The
psve spd Wayne County Fsdssten Of Labor sov "a years.
- sxvevsw board msmbsr q me- Fsdsrssion for
shs NJ W years.. !" Times. 1s-sD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
Tribune Publisher s.

CONTINUED from Back Page)
All Of which reminds one Of The closing ssstemenf
beloved Leader gave group Of her students Is recorded
in three Biographical works her lfs--"TomIinsons
Twelve Years with Mary Baker Eddy" for sxsmpls
"Nov. NY DEAR STUDENTS. II YOU KNEW THE
GRANDEUR OF YOUR OUTLOOK. THE sUBLIMfTY
or YOUR HOPE. AND THE INFINITE CAPACITY OF
YOUR BEING. YOU WOULD DO WHAT YOU WOULD
LET ERROR DESTROY ITSELF'I
Now. Of course. this does not mean that may fold
hands and eondons and evil
Gods Incompatible Christian Science textbook In the
words Of our beloved Leader, MEET EVERY AD-
VERSE CIRCUMSTANCE AS ITS MASTER" according TO
Christ ~ sn' 'c~.
am most grateful for The marvellous, divine rsveIa-
ions Christian seisnep which reveal and demonstrate
ONE AND ONLY ONE CAUSE. God, ONE CREATOR. ONE
SUBSTANCE. infinite Spirit demonstrating matter TO be
MYTH
The Greeks 2oo-aoo B. c. declared II 10 be A MENTAL
PHENOMENON They could 90 further than that Jesus
knew but he could not declare the MANY MORE
THINGS" He had TO say TO that wicked AND ADuL-
ferrous cENERATioNi
Mrs. Eddy knew. and did declare THE MYTHICAL
NATURE OF MATTER" AND or ALL EVIL
I am srstsfvl that we know that GOD IS THE ONE
PARENT IN. AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE! -siving
great validity Jesus Injunction: CALL NO MAN ON
EARTH FATHER. FOR BUT ONE IS YOUR FATHER.
WHICH IS m HEAvENT tomniprssent).
PART
IAN EVER so GRATEFUL TO KNOW THAT OUR
WONDERFUL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT.
WITH ITS MANY DEPARTMENTS. IS REACHING.
DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, ALL NATIONS AND
PeoPLEsi AND THAT OUR INCOMPATIBLE.
INTERNATIONAL. DAILY NEWSPAPER. THE CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR HAS BROUGHT
MORALITY TO THE NEWSPAPER WORLD. STATES
MANsHiP land EDUcATIoN
"csffing by" Is becoming Increasingly absurd In
formisy with ST. Psvls profound statement THE WISDOM
or THIS WORLD IS FooLtsFNEss WITH eoDT
Spirituality. wisdom. and Understanding are becoming
Increasingly respectable land sstssrnsd)
am most grateful for he wonderful life Of our beloved
Leader and her faithful followers and those heroic and
women down HE eyes who not srsld OF THE DUN
cEoN or THE scAFFolD" and The incompatible life OF
OUR beloved Master Christ Jesus.
In Science and ths Senses" p 80 OF Miscellaneous
Writings" Mrs. Eddy says
MEN AND WOMEN or THE 10TH CENTURY. ARE
you CALLED To VOICE A HIGHER ORDER or
sclENcE9 THEN OBEY THIS CALL. GO. II you
MUST TO THE DUNGEON OR THE scAFFoLp BUT
TAKE NOT BACK THE WORDS or TRUTH"
close with those profound. lnsphving words OF our
beloved tsssr ~ those grand characters In that class Of
IS Students TNnS
I'VE, TODAY. In THIS CLASSROOM ARE ENOUGH
TO CONVERT the WORLD " We ARE or ONE MIND
FOR THEN THE WHOLE WORLD WILL FEEL THE
INFLUENCE 1.-THE PoWeRl o. THIS ONE MND"i
am usost orafsfvll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
Probe Gas Blast '''''''
(censlnued from Bach Psos,


~ ~ pgvt. WA IMpum 1aAmsLAvuRs,
No YET LIBERATED FROM THE DEVILS ANTI
01RlT AoAAAevE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
49, sv0AAAN BIRTHS, ALL CONCEIVED m SIM
Job-GANE GROUNDS FOR LlNcoLNs qvosInu Of
shsesspssvs. ~TM DEvM USES SCRIPTURE FoR
HIS OWN PuRPosET
Read the remainder Of shst I3sh vsrssl
PART
SATAN BOUND" NON cHRIsT-sclENTIsT RELIC
IONS. THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION, soesIIsd CULTURE,
POLITICS. AND natural enthusiastically, q
prfsousr u ths dsvlI--PUr ON SACK CLOTH AND
ASHES SAY YOUR PRAYERSl-DEFY THE DEVIL
ANIMAL NOTWITHSTANDING HAS RESTRAINED you
FROM REPENTANCE or SIN. MEEKNESs, AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR RECOGNITION AND
ACCEPTANCE or THE SECOND COMING OF
cHRsF-Wot In Me fssh hist IT, mortal thought again,
Of Merry end jssvsI but IN pore, Christ omnipotsns,
MtkActE-WoRkiNc. ETExttAt SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM 70 ALL PEoPLEsl Full
FILLING JESUS DECLARATION RE THE CHRIST:
10. Z AM WITH YOU AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE
END or THE WoRLp"l
you ASK: WHY 70 spd ons-fhrd centuries EXACTLY
FROM THE ASCENSION or JESUS. 80 A. D., TO MY.
GODS APPOINTMENT OF NY INCOMPATIBLE
Observation-Disclosures, MARY BAKER EDDY.
February, 1852 WHY THE DELAY?
The Scriptures ssy: "A DAY WITH THE LORD IS AS
THOUSAND YEARS. AND A THOUSAND YEARS AS
ONE DAYI
Time Is part Of eternity and Of Ny siernsy.
pIssy populated, chrisslike spiritual the and only
REAL universal But The DEVILS MYTHICAL, antichrist
Adsm-Eve dream world soeaIIed. needs generations TO
awaken from the illusions and decisions Of the devils anti
Christ Adam-Evs MYTHICAL ersstionl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16

INSPIRED, TRuLN
They demonstrating "sssn, end again. nd sssjn":
THE cHRIsTLIKE UNDERSTANDING or ScIeNTvgDc
BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES A pr
Feet PRINCIPLE AND lDEA,-PERFEcT GOD AND
PERFECT MAN - IPERFEcT uNlvERSEl - As
THE BASIS or THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATION"
P. ass. c. S. textbook
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-16
THE MITCHELL CASE

Tavern who got In jam with couple police
Prosecutors Office has dropped ths and -
days Detroit Times writes up Police Commissioner Pigslns
indignation thereto