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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-09

al anu NAlCs QAAAlNG Vs
Thorpe Of Lake Bancroft. Va,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Brenda to Mr..
Gerald F. Meyer. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis @. Meyer
of Falls Church.
KellY-Serk
Mrs. Jeanne Kelly an
nounces the engagement Of
her daughter Katherine to
Michael Serk. USING. A
November wedding is
planned
Mutz-C uudell
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Matz Of
Marion. Kans.. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Lois Caroline of this city to
Mr.. Garland w. Caudell. ir..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Caudell
of Arlington. A November Is
wedding is planned.
Seemun-Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. See
man Of Bethesda announce
the engagement of their
daughter Margaret j. to Mr..
David McC. Smith, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. L. Smith
Of Kensington. A November
80 wedding is planned.
Sonchez-Yutes
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L.
Sanchez Of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Barbara Ann
to Mr. Philip Gordon Yates.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
F. Yates also of Alexandria.
Thompson-Koogler
Mr.. and Mrs. Van E.
Thompson announce the en-.
gagement Of their daughter
Dorothy May to &c Petty
Officer. Glenn MarWoo
Koogler. USN. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mangus Koog-
Ter Of Raphine. Va. A Decem-
Der wedding is planned.
Menoker-lSkow
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leo
Menaker announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Louise to Mr.. Milton ISkow,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Iskow.
Schwortzm0n-Conn
Mrs. Mary Schwartzman
OF Baltimore announces the
engagement Of her daughter
Elinor Mae to Mr.. Andrew
Frank Conn. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Conn Of Silver
Spring. Miss Schwartzman
is also the daughter of the
late Mr.. Uriel Schwartzman.
A June wedding is planned.
HuSton-Heuer
Mrs. Anna Huston of Alex
andria announces the en-
gagement of her daughter
Madeline Celeste to Mr..
Richard H. Heuer. son Of
Mr.. Herbert Heuer of st.
Paul. MINI. A January II
wedding is planned.
KennedY-Re
MI. and Mrs. c. Francis
Kennedy of Silver Spring
announce the engagement of
their daughter Ann Marie to
Mr.. Earl Paul Rebstock, son
'of MIR. and Mrs. jefferson j.
Rebstock of New Orleans, La.
A December wedding is
planned.
WYlie-TownSend
Mr.. and Mrs. John Archi-
bald Wylie of Takoma Park
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Ruth Elaine
to Mr.. Theodore Bowling
Townsend. son OF Mrs. Robert
Swan Townsend Of Chevy
Chevy. Nd. and the late Mr..
Townsend.
H0le.Welton
Mrs. Ethel Bewley Hale
OF Chevy Chase announces
the engagement of her
daughter Helen FRANCES to
Mr. Richard Sloan Welton.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
c. Welton of Moorefleld,
w. Va. A February / we'd
ding is planned
Scheleen-Kilmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Scheleen OF Alexandria an
nounce the engagement OF
/. their daughter Sarah to Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
Mrs. Sturm Death
Ruled On Accident

District Coroner A. Magrudel
Macdonald today issued a GER.
tificate OF accidental death ir
the case of Mrs. Paulina Long.
worth Sturm. granddaughter Of
President Theodore Roosevelt
who died here January 81.
Mrs. Sturm. 81, was the
daughter Of Alice Roosevelt
Longworth and the late House
Speaker Nicholas Longworth anc
once was the Nations most pub
licized baby. The widow of writer
Alexander Mccormick Sturm
she was found on a sofa in the
living room of her home at 1920
Twenty-eighth street NV. BY
her l0-year-old daughter 10.
anne. ard was pronounced deac
at Georgetown University Hos.
pital.
DR.. Macdonald, after ar
analysis of the internal organs
by the Health Department, sale
death was due TO synergistiC
action of three depressant non.
narcotic drugs. The coroner sale
the drugs. If taken separately
would not have caused death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

member of the Texas House Of
Representatives after being in
dicted on a charge of agreeing
to accept a $1,000 bride to with
draw bill he introduced that
would outlaw the practice of
naturopathic medicine in Texas
In testimony at Austin before
the House Investigating Com
mittee, Mr.. Cox said he intro
duced the bill after discussing
naturopaths with DR.. McMeanS.
DR.. McMeans testified he had
once discussed naturopaths with
Mr.. Cox.
Mr.. Cox said he was sure
this (the acid-throwing) has
come about because of the in
vestigation. We're all worried
We've got our families here. you
know. This thing is getting
pretty rough"
DR.. McMeans said he recently
told someone that naturopaths
could obtain licenses a few years
ago for $25 each. He said he did
not recall where or when he
made the statement. but added
that it was not made in his
testimony.
My testimony in Austin was
damaging to naturopaths.' he
said. There is no question
about that. But my statement
about the $25 license is the only
Iother thing can think of that
could have prompted what
happened. E"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
British Ponder
Atomic Sharinq
BY the Associated Press

General Manager Kenneth
Fields Of the Atomic Energy
Commission says Great Britain
has under consideration" a re-
quest by the United States for
technical information on Brit
aims new gas-cooled power re-
actor at Calder Hall.
II understand the information
is being compiled" Mr.. Fields
told Congress yesterday. He
added. however, that the Acc
has no word that a decision to
furnish the information has been
reached.
Mr.. Fields discussed the mat
ter before the Joint Senate
House Atomic Committee in an
swer to questions by Senator
Gore, Democrat of Tennessee.
He said in answer to one cues-
ton that I'VE have not yet been
assured that we will receive it
(the information in such a way
that we can use it for our access
permits" Under such permits
atomic information is made
available to private industry.
He added that the informa-
ton sought might be available
to our government" on a gov
ernment-to-government" basis
This coutry's bilateral agree
ment with Britain for exchange
Of atomic information is on a
government-to-e government basis
Mr.. Fields said. He explained
that apparently there is a ques-
ton among the British whether
the desired information on
Calder Hall Originated in gov
eminent or in industry"
MI Fields also told the COM
mittee that under the United
States British agreement one
factor in getting information is
that the applicant nation must
be seriously considering" a de-
velopment utilizing the infor-
nation.
He said the information
sought by this country is or
design detail and perform
ance" of the British reactor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
Holy Name Group
Cites D'AIesundro

Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro,
jr.. Of Baltimore, and several
prominent Washington citizens
we're presented awards last night
by the st. Cyprian's parish of
the Holy Name Society.
Mayor D'Alesandro was cited
for achievement in sports and
racial relations. The Mayor was
instrumental in bringing major
league baseball to Baltimore.
Judge Almond w. Scott of
Municipal Court received an
award for citizenship and as a
jurist."
Leo Miles. a former New York
Giants football player, was given
an award for athletic ability and
craftsmanship" Joe Gallagher,
coach Of the st. Johns College
High School football team. re-
ceived a like award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
Staying Of Girl, IS,
lin Jersey Probed

MAHWAH. N. j.. Mar. 6 (R.-
Weary police worked through
the night questioning school
friends of 15-year-old Victoria
Zielinski. victim of rock Staying
in a dead-end lovers lane Mon
day night.
Guy w. Calissi, Gergen Coun-
ty prosecutor. said police are
hoping the children might be
able to give some leads to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

crushed by a rock and her
sweater. still covering her arms.
had been ripped from the rest
of her body.
Her nose and jaw we're frac-
tured. but DR.. Raphael Gilady,
chief county medical examiner.
said after an examination. that
she had not been criminally as
saulted.
Mr.. Zielinski. a 45-year-olo
truck driver, began looking for
Victoria when she failed to re-
turn home from Barbara Nixon'S
home, a half mile away. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

crime. said by police to be the
work of a sadist. Police said
they had no leads.
Mr.. Calissi said the youne
honor student may have beer
picked UP in a car by a FRIEND
while walking home from q
homework session at school
mates house.
Her battered. half-nude body
was found by her father. An
thony R. zielinski, yesterda!
morning.
She was lying face down in 6
gravel pit, Her head had beer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

llC Clll1 OJl QIbOA, LII AbOOOk'
no idea who tossed the acid a
direct connection it could have
with the Cox case. Mr.. Cox
said he thought it was con-
nected with the investigation of
the bride charges.
The acid did not hit DR.. Nc
Means in the face full force. It
injured his left eye.
DR.. McMeanS said he was leav-
ing his clinic in this Southeast
Texas town when the buzzer on
the back door sounded. He said
that when he opened the door
someone threw a jar of liquid
at him. Investigators said the
acid apparently was contained in
a fruit jar. which smashed
against a wall and spilled part
of its contents in DR.. McMeans
face.
1T felt like fire hitting me-
he said. II ran into the flower
shop next door. They have a
sink with a faucet high in the
air. I turned the faucet on full
force. l believe that is what
saved me from permanent in
jury"
A pharmacist identified the
liquid as muriatic acid, the com
mercial name for hydrochloriC
acid.
Mr.. Cox. SO. resigned as q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

had gone over to the Nixons'
Monday night to practice her
German lessons with Barbara,
a classmate. There was test
the next day.
After IL o'clock, the latest she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06

was allowed out on weekdays,
Victoria's parents began check
ing the neighbors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
Acid Thrower Injuries
Witness in Bride Case

CONROE Tex, Mar. e-An unidentified assailant last
night pashed acid in the face prominent chropactor who
testified investigation bride charge against State
Representative James E. Cox of Conroe.
chiropracor McMeans jr 3d. said he had
idea the acid at him. He said he knew of
Evening star., 1957-04-28

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Evening star., 1957-12-16
ED SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
MY Secretary, Africo, Speaks

be airlifted from London into
Boston for its January 28
premiere. The Ed (U-D
Muhls expecting. Phil
Silvers and his wife spending
the holidays in Orlando. Fla,
SO her parents can spoil the
baby.
Phyllis (INS) Battelle and
Art Van Horp honeymooning at
Nassau. Rumple. /"
"Monique," Natures Way"
Square Root OF Wonderful
$500. 900 IN Broadway ship
wrecks. Mrs. Rocky Marci-
anO ailiag... !. !. Linda Christian
and Vie Mature q London two
some. Douglass Mont
gomery III. =. Inger Stevens
and Jimmy Heusen in tune.
Maurce Evans to London for
Christmas. =. Ben Hecht COM
muting from his Nyack farm to
rehearsals Of his first new play
in more than q decade. "Winkel-
berg. which Lee Falk is produc-
ing at the Renata Theater In
Greenwich Village. II concerns
Maxwell Bodenheim. Ben's old
pal Of Chicago days. Fred
Pabst and Alys Mason brewing
a merger?. The best ballistic
missiles are launched by Saint
mix. suggests Joe (CBS1 Peikes.
AMELIA.
Evening star., 1957-12-16

the Travelling Exhibition serv-
Ice. and Leslie Cheek. jr.. d.
rector Of the Virginia Museum
Of Fine Arts in Richmond, are
In charge of the exhibition. 70
include some IS items Of paint
ing and sculpture.
The exhibition is one Of
three major American art ex-
hibitions IN preparation for the
fair to open in April. 1858.
Evening star., 1957-12-16

Dear Boss--can any veter-
ans group beat the record Of
Father Duffy Post 50. Catholic
War veterans9 They have
four Medal Of Honor winners.
Commander Thomas J. Kelly,
Richard O'Neill. James A.
Walsh and Charles w. Shea.
-. Curious that Rogers
Hornsby should have needed a
cataract operation. To protect
his eyes. this fabulous 'hitter,
while he was in the big leagues.
never went to moving pictures.
In four seasons. Hornsby bit
400. .40S, .424. .40i and had
q lifetime mark Of ,359 for
% seasons. second only 70 Ty
Cobb. Often wondered
where Irving Berlin got that
wonderful song.title II Can Do
Anything You Can DO. Better. Z"
Think ! got q clue. watching
a Late. Late Show flicker,
Keep Your Powder Dry" war
time WAC recruiting film star
ring Lana Turner and Laraine
Day, made In ls45. Twice.
Lana said to Laraine: II can
do anything you can do
better"
Turning out q chapter each
week. William Saroyan is COM
pleting what he believes will
be his most important book.
I'm nearing So" he told me.
'and at that age, you should
have learned about everything
you're ever going TO learn. This
book will be an expression Of
what I've learned Once these
S00.O00 words are assembled,
Saroyan win once again be
able to direct his own plays.
81 couldn't do 1t with Cave
Dwellers,' although ! tried to
keep in touch by phone. but
that isn't completely satisfac-
tory" ! asked him II he con-
sidered himself happy. Yes.
happy and lucky, thanks to
God. Right now I'm almost
caught up with my income
taxes. my children are healthy
and I'm writing with greater
eaeerness than ever"
Edna Ferber's hand badly
smashed in cab accident. =
Adlai Stevenson's son, Borden
and Irma Hurley an item. ;.
Tommy Dorsey's widow. jamie
New. dating Marty Mills. :.
Most Happy Fella" racked up
$685.. 900 on Broadway. =
Philip Van Rensselaer, expected
to join Barbara Hutton in
Mexico. Bing Crosby and
Sinatra planning another
flicker. Johnnie Ray and
Jane Kean prefer Nino's. i
Sir Thomas Beecham. recovered
from recent illness. has started
second volume Of his memoirs.
Claire AIlard. daughter Of
the Canadian ambassador TO
Cuba. at Chateau Madrid with
Emery ScannelI. +. Laurence
Olivier's The Entertainer" viii
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Library Of Congress
Given Venezuela Fund

A grant Of $1,000 to the Ii
brary Of Congress for q survey
OF teaching and research re-
sources in the United States In
the field Of Latin-American
studies has been made 10 the
Library Of Congress by the Gre
ole Foundation Of Venezuela.
Gordon Hough, representative
Evening star., 1957-12-16

of the Creole Foundation In thii
country, presented . check for
the grant to the Librarian. l.
Quincy Mumford.
The survey will be conducted
by the Hispanic Foundation In
the library. The foundation
will collect and analyze existing
information on this country's
research and teaching programs
and its library resources In the
Latin american field.
Evening star., 1957-12-16
Smithsonian Plans
Folk Art Exhibit

The Smithsonian Travelling
Exhibition Service has been In
vited to organize an exhibition
Of American folk art to be
shown at the Brussels World
Fair Of 1858.
Mrs. John A. Pope CHIEF Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
A Reformation Prayer
tConfinved from Back Psge)


We thank Thee for the rich heritage OF the Protestant
Reformation We grateful for the Transforming events
which restored purity and power 70 the church, We thank
Thee for the principles for which the churches OF the
Reformation stand fodaythe doctrine OF justification by
faith the open Bible competence Of the individual TO
directly with his Cod the participation Of the aify
official affairs of the church, the separation Of Church
and State and religious freedom.
Bless The churches Of this community as on Reforma
zion Sunday they assemble for stirring demonstration OF
their unity strength the Eleventh Protestant Refor
nation Festival May they together witness nightly to their
Christ divine Lord and Saviour and to the
great truths Of their Protestant heritage And
help clearly understand that the closer we draw
TO Thee the closer will draw 10 each other.
We pray in the and in the spirit OF Jesus Christ
Lord. Amen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Dems' Judases-
CONTINUED from Back Page)

support what is claimed to be their own personaI-and
ACCOMPLISHMENTS obvious Not obvious but Of great
importance the fact that vast number OF union MEM
bers permits the raising Of vast of money by
Of small contributions.
The exact financial strength of unions whole or Of
individual unions be easily calculated because
little freely revealed One large Of revenues
assessments which levied for great variety Of purposes
and in varying amounts largely hidden Nevertheless
enough information be obtained from union consti-
fvfions official reports regarding amounts Of dues and
numbers Of declared memberships to make possible quite
reliable estimates.
Amounts of initiation fees and dues be ascerfained
substantial percentage Of the unions, and capita
the national union may show he probable amount
Of local dues collected From such has been
fully estimated that union from dues alone prob
ably exceed $3.50 million annually What percentage Of this
vast total goes support the concentrated OF the
national unions and what is left returned to the local
unions II would be difficult TO eompvte but in indi
vdusI cases the computation can be made.
One example Of the Of union dues Is provided by
the United Automobile Workers. co Ordinarily the regv
lar monthly dues $3.50 Of this amount $I25 person
paid TO the central organization, whiehfrom 100000
memberships receives usually monthly income OF ST.
10000
However in April 1855. the UAWcIo increased regular
local dues IS in order raise
strike fund of SIS million After The accomplishment Of
this project be returned to $3.50; but strike
costs should reduce the fund below $40 million then dues
would be increased $3.50 until SIS million again
reached.
such scheme this type Of Tactics Of ihe union
onopolsfs becomes clear and terrifying strikers against
great producer be supported by Increasing the dues
Of ell the other workers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Delinquency

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
See column MORE CANADIAN WAGES OF
SIM! AND THE MULTI-BILLON RAcKETS, WHICH
FOG THE THINKING OF ADAMS AND Ewes
ADULTS AND YOUTHS-vS MY, STILL, SMALL
VOICE" OF INvuLNERABLE. OMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. WHEREIN ALL REAL
BEING is APPREHENDED. MY ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS !-YoUR TRUE BEING-"THE
GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE CHILDREN OF GOD"
St Paul.
DELINQUENCY: SICKNESS OR SIM?
DR. MeCANN ON CHILDREN IN TROUBLE
BY Laura Haddoek &c. S. Monitor)
Parental Indifference neglect and rejection are the
experience Of all juvenile deInqvenfs DR..
Richard Vincent Mccain, of Andover Newton Theological
Seminary, who after three years directing seminar
Delinquency at the Harvard Divinity School, has written
book on the subject
vexng Of social problems insight and perception not TOO
often found and his book therefore contains conclusions
not alone about delinquency but about soeieys ills in
general he Them II called delinquency Sickness
Sin?" Harper Brothers, New York City, $3.00J II
that be read with profit by any parent
and practically all nonparenfs who seriously want to take
a constructive approach toward helping delinquent youth.
GIFT OF SELF
1.-THE gift Of the self necessary for the mental and
spiritual health Of the gver for that Of the receiver
says Dr. MeCann The parent who will give Of himself to his
child others by interest by sheer by under
standing love- even by discipline and correction will
only help prevent psychic damage to the child but will
maintain his own lines Of communication with others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
WCTU President
fContinued from PAGE y

CONTINUED from Page y
She said that about one-fh Of the eovnrs population
in oneovrth Of It's geographical under pro-
hbifion-in the dry states and lesser political sub
divisions in "a other states permitting local option.
These feel and increasing number Of people
in wet areas are beginning to feel" she said that few
booeggers the bushes and back alleys preferable to
liquor displayed under signs main streets and sd-
versins persuade people to drink being bIsrsd into
the home radio and ielevison."
Mrs. Hays said the nations drinkers are shown BY De-
psrtsnt Of Commerce reports 10 be consuming three bill
lion gallons liquor wine and beer annually and paying
i0la billion dollars year TO do 50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Drew Pearson, Walter lippman
VS.. Ike.

THE CHRIST REJECTING SCRIBES AND PHAR'SEEs
PRESUMED A HIGHER WISDOM THAN MY HOLY
GHOST CONCEIVED, INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET,
MESSIAH SON. THE C-H-L-D-L.E-S-S CHRIST JESUS!
MOSES HAD HIS REBELS-KoRAH, ADRIAN, AND
DoThAN WELL, THE HARVEST TIME CAUGHT
THESE BLIND LEADERS AND THEIR DUPES
WHEN THE EARTH OPENED UP AND SWALLOWED
THEIR cARcASSES - MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES - BURLEsoUEs OF INvULNERABLE,
DIVINE ETERNAL HARMONY
THEY HAD A RELATIVE LIBERATION! PASSING oN
TO THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
THE NEXT WORLD, WHERE THEY WOULD ExEkC'se
REPENTANCE, PURE MEEKNEss AND
HUMlLITYl
DREW PEARSON IS NOT YET PURE. HONEST
CHRISTIAN ,If HE WERE. He WOULD PUBLICLY
AcKNoWLE EDGE NY TWO IMPERATIVE VIII
NESSEs SINCE CHRIST JESUS-THE CHRIST, SECOND
COMING" OF THE CIVIL WAR SEVERE Travail,
BIRTH PAINS CHRIST REBRTH-i.e. TO ANIicHk's''
ADAM-EvE PSEUDO SENSE
BUT, OF THE CHRIST, JESUS SAID: 10, AM witt
YOU ALWAY, EVEN UNTO THE END OF The WokLD
WOMAN" Matthew 1898, MARY BAKER tDD'-
MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES DAUGHTER
REvELAToR,-FuLFILLED JESUS AND MT
PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED AND
ApuLTERous GENERATION" OF ANOTHER
CONTINUED next column Ior'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
BIZ Blaze Hits

tcousinusd frem Back Psosl
DEVILS BILLION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
RAcKETs!
LIKEWISE. TosAcco. AND DRUG STORE
MEDICINES - SOOTHING sYRUPs - coLLABoRAT-
ING WITH THE FOREGOING DEVILS RAcKETs
TO FOG THE THINKING OF THE DEVILS ADAM-EvE
DUPES VS. THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE
CHILDREN OF GOD" -
THE PEACE OF GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL
UNDERSTANDING" !-APPREHENDED CLEARLY
ONLY By NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRlsTLIkE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - WHO WILL AID THEIR
NEIcHBoRs AND MASSES WHEN SUFFICIENTLY
cHAsTENED AND REPENTANT OF THE MYTHICAL.
DEVILS. ANTi-cHRlST. ADAMEvE FoLLIEs TO
HUMBLY AND MEEkLY SUBMIT TO SELF-ExAMINA-
TON VIA CHRIST SECOND COMING"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, PRESENTED BY NY NcoM-
PARABLE PROPHECIES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WOMAN" Matt. 1888. MARY BAKER EDDY, WIZ
BROUGHT FORTH MAN CHILD TO RULE ALL
NATIONS WITH ROD OF IRON !-paraphrased by Mrs.
Eddy in the Chapter Apocalypse Of the C. S. Textbook
CHRIST. GODS IDEA. WILL EVENTUALLY RULE
ALL NATIONS AND PEoPLES-MPERATIvELy,
ABSOLUTELY, FINALLY--WiTH DIVINE SCIENCE!
1.-THE "coMFORTER"
Windsor Daily Start "St. Thomas tCP)-Fire caused
estimated s25000o damage TO he main plant Of EIsn
Cooperative Services. Of the largest farmers
operatives in Canada.
"ciy police, inspecting the building their regular
rounds at ESQ am found nothing amiss About the
Of New York Central train from Windsor flames
breaking through the peak Of the roof"