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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16

Claude Wagner, ST.. and son,
Walter Bowman and son attended
the Farm Show at Harrisburg, Pa,
Monday and Tuesday.
Little Candle Ford, MorgantOWn,
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Rev.
and Mrs. Ralph Jacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wagner and
son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Savage, Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs Merle Griffith,
Confluence, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
a. J. Thomas, Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Bernard Wendall
and daughters, Valley Point, w.
Va, visited Rev. and Mrs. Ralph
Jacks. last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Deane Savage Elk
ridge, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Savage and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowman
and son visited Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Wagner Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs G.. j. Ferguson had
as their weekend guests Raymond
Ferguson, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Wiland, Johnny and Sonny
and Linda Wiland, of Homecoming;
Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Dewitt
Mr. and Mrs Orval Butler and
family, of McHenry; Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Fearer, Diana and Karen
Fearer, and Tommy and Mary
Shaffer, of Keyser
Mrs. Alvey Dewitt fell last week
and broke her leg in two places.
Donald ROdeheavcr and Andrew
Dewitt, who are employed near
Washington, d. c.. spent the week
end at their homes.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
c. l. Wright were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Savage and Paul, Mr.. and Mrs
Milton S. Dewitt and Zebra, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Friend and Ronnie,
of Cuyahoga Falls, O..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Savage and
son were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Savage and family, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Savage were
in Girard, H., last week where
they have secured employment and
plan to move there in the near flu
turc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16
McHENRY

The Homcmakers club met last
Wednesday in the church basement
for its monthly meeting with d
good attendance. The topic was
Study of Car Insurance. Mrs.
Raymond Klotz, assistant Home
Management Chairman, presented
the study assisted by the members.
Mrs A. j Thomas and Mrs. r..
Klotz we're hoStesscs.
Mrs. Beatrice EnloW, Akron, o.,
spent last week at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, MIR. and
Mrs. Earle Glotfclty. The latter
was patient at Garrett County
Memorial hospital and returned to
her home Saturday. Curtis Savage
took Mrs. EnloW to her home, Sun
day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16
THE AMERICAN WAY

Monies and finance. He has given
extensive evidence of the fact that
he cherishes a dangerous dream
that the United States, led by
him must insure the peace of
something called the free world"
And for this purpose we are going
to be asked to come up with
mess of billions greater than in
the present year.
Let's have look at the fitting
billions as they speed from your
pocket into the hands of the poll
ticians. Here is one item of II
billion dollars. What is it for?
Nearly IL billion is just to pay the
interest on national debt and
for various welfare programs-an
amount four times greater than
the total cost of government in
Franklin d. Roosevelts first year
in Washington. When World War
II ended, Harry Truman was
President of the United States He
was no spending piker. Though
peace had come, there was an
immense collection of War bills
to be paid here and all over the
world. These came to "a billion
dollars Now President Eisenhow-
er, with no war-asks Congress
for more than 20 billion dollars.
Meantime, though we are at war
with no one, and no one is plan
ming to assault us. the cost of the
army and navy in the coming year
is put down at 40 billion dollars-a
substantial increase over last
year. And how is this money to
be spent? We have military or
CARNATIONS all over creation-in
over 60 countries. What for? What
could be palmer than this-that
no matter where and in what part
of the world war breaks out, we
will be in it. In that case, there
is only one thing for us to do.
That would be to withdraw our
forces before they are trapped in
a skirmish, then battle and
then a war This being so, it is not
the counsel of wisdom to take
these soldiers out now before the
fighting starts?
Millions of people came to this
country to get away from the end
less curse of war. Yet here we are
in America, trapped in a national
policy which ensures our involve
ment in some foreign war no mat
ter where it eXplodes. Early in
our history. President James Mon
roe proposed what came to be
known as the Monroe Doctrine
This proclaimed that no further
lntruSlon-elther by policy or IN
vasion or colonization-would be
tolerated on the soil of the West
ern Hemisphere. Yet here we are
not only telling the nations of
Europe and Africa and Asia what
they should or should not do in
their own continents; but we have
actually parked regiments and di-
visions of our armies on the soil
of some sixty nations over the
world
This, Of course, has resulted in
bringing to our shores that hate
full system of militarism which
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16
EVANSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bowser and
children. Mrs. Kathryn Ryland and
Donna we're Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Blocher
of Frostburg.
Mrs. Arthur Resi- entertained
the Homemakers club at her home
on Tuesday afternoon.
Gilbert Grove, of Baltimore, is
spending several days at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Resi-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bowscr
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen BoWscr, David and Deborah
in Louisville, O.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16

millions Of Europeans escaped to
avoid. For $50 years militariSm
in Europe has been not merely the
instrument of disorder and the
seed of war, but it has been a po-
litical boondoggle by which mill
lions of young men were literally
imprisoned in these various ar
mics, while the rest of the popu-
lation was loaded with debt and
taxes to pay the bills of the sol
dicrs and to finance the produc-
ton of the weapons. For long dec
AIDES militarism has been used by
foreign statesmen and manufac-
turers as a means of creating jobs
for workers and profits for produ-
GERS and glory for the admirals
and generals. We have been fool
ish enough to initiate this ac-
cursed sytem. 1t has poisoned
our political and economic life and
has now burdened US with a debt
of 275 billion dollars which we can
never pay.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16
WHAT'S THE SPENDING FOE?
BY John 7. Flynn

WHAT'S THE SPENDING FOE?
BY John T. Flynn
EDITORS NOTE; John T. Flynn
is a noted author lecturer and
radio commentator
We are arrived at the time when
our President and Congress must
sit down to the dreary job of
budget-making for the new fiscal
year. This time last year we were
treated to a lot of talk from our
Washington government about
something called economy in gov
eminent" After that the Presi-
dent came up with the greatest
peace-time budget in our history.
Now it is time to face this trouble
some problem once more-the
budget for 1859. And there is
every evidence that this budget
may wind up larger than the last.
Now what is all this spending
for? 1t cannot possibly be in
tended to insure our safety in the
event of another war Any politi-
clan who tells you we are in dam
ger of being trapped in another
war is deceiving you. There is no
nation in the world-including
wants to attack us.
If we do get into another war it
will be because, as usual our poll
ticians, for some reason, will drag
us into it. We have a soldier in
the White House. He is Presi-
dent who has little or no under
standing of the problems of eco
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16
NORTH GLADE

Mrs. Katie Knott is home from
Memorial hospital, Cumberland
where she had been a surgical pa
tent.
MIR. and Mrs. Ted Beckman
called on Elwood George, on Sun
day.
Revival services will begin on
January goth, 1880 each evening
Rev. Charles Eaton is pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16

Vatican said accocd with Rus
STA was impossible because Of lat
tcr's atheistic communism and bars
to freedom OF religion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16
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COME IN Nd s. 35 III 45azI1gR

1852 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Fleetline-
Radio, heater. Good cOndi-
ton.
1851 Ford V8 Victoria Coupe
Economical oVerdriVe
model. Radio, heater and
TT paint. Good condition.
1851 Pontiac 8 4-Dr. Sedan
Equipped with standard
transmission, big heater.
defrosters and electric
clock. A good solid value!
1851 Chevrolet 4-Door Deluxe
With "Easy Driving"
Power Glide. A shining
black beauty with radio,
heater and defrosters, new
seat covers and dual back
up lamps. Top value!
! $50 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan
Popular fIeetline style. A
shining black beauty with
radio and heater.
1850 Pontiac 8 a Door Sedan
Chieftain Deluxe with ra-
do, heater, seat covers,
wheel discs and standard
transmission. Very nice.
| GAG Ford va 2 Door Sedan.
1916 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
Good mechanical condition.
USED TRUCKS
1855 WHY'S 4-Wheel Drive Pick
up-Excellent condition.
Good rubber. New paint
job. Guaranteed COX"
1858 Chevrolet " Ton Pickup
A one-owner truck equip.
ped with body 6'6" long
by full 50' width, big fresh
air heater with dual de-
frosters and deluxe corner
windows. Very good condi-
ton!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16

Rep. DcvercuX of Maryland, re-
tired Marine general, thinks riv-
airy between coI1try's armed
forces is keen but not unhealthy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-16

1857 Chevrolet Bel Air a Door
Sedan-V-8 with easiest
driving" PowergIide. Load
ed with extras including
radio, heater, tinted glass,
power brakes. power steer
ing, back up lights, etc. g.
1909 actual miles. Like new.
1857 Chevrolet Hardtop Coupe
-6 cylinders with standard
transmission, radio, heater,
back up lights, electric
wipers and others extras.
Durable ivory and silver T.
T finish. Very clean.
955 Plymouth a Door Sedan
Equipped with standard
Transmission, radio, heater,
defrosters, tinted glass, d.
regional signals and win
ter tires.
1884 Chevrolet 2 Door 40
Equipped with Power
Glide, heater and defrost-
ers, directionaI signals,
new seat covers and saw
dust winter treads. for easy
going in rough weather.
NIGEL
1858 Ford V8 Tudor Sedan
Std. transmission, radio,
heater, turn signals and
new seat covers. Nice light
blue finish.
1852 Chevrolet Door Deluxe
TT blue with "easY-driv-
ing" Powerglide. Well
equipped with directional
signals, back up lights, ra-
do, heater, outside visor,
etc.
1852 Hudson Hornet q Door
Sedan-With Economical"
overdriVe. Radio and heat
er. A real value.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01
IndustriaIists Call


Continued from Back Page)
The approximately 30 members Of the Commerce De-
parmsnfs Business Advisory Council 10 three-dsy
fall session here already convinced that business
soIidy under way and will continue we'll into next year.
The meeting. behind closed doors. apparently confirmed
this
But II evident the business chiefs. believing that
The recession Is safely behind Them becoming
concerned with what they think the nerreaied prob
lens Of union power and imitation.
The subject Of unions alleged was placed before
the cmsstns by Ralph cordiner president Of General
Electric Co. ed hsH Of The groups labor policy commit
Me In . Secret document. which became available TO
nswsmsn Mr. Cordiner declared that "CoMPulSoRV
MEMBERSHIP YIELDS A MONOPOLY OF THE LABOR
MARKET (and) IS THE SOURCE or THE ECONOMIC
POWER OF UNION OFFICIALS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01
Los Angeles Speech

Continued from Back Page)
AND, THAT THE WAY TO DEAL WITH COMMUNISM is
TO STAND UP TO IT INSTEAD OF RETREATINc UNDER
IT'S PREssUREs.
"Lsf's consider significant fact" said the President.
THE Democratic party not one-bvf wo-polca par.
ties with the They unite only every two
yesrs-to wage political campaigns
IA extreme Is wing whose campaigns were largely
settled In Southern primaries held weeks ago. At the other
extreme Is the stronger wing DOMINATED BY POLITICAL
RADICALS The campaigns Of this wing still going
These ssfsiyIed liberals the who really challenge
sane sound, forwardookns government in the United
States Is against the spread Of their radical influence
that we are waging this campaign"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01
Cardinal Edward Mooney, To-
CONTINUED from Back Psgs)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
INCLUDING THE 30 YEARS RETURN
-FoREvERMoRE-oF JEsuS-voD OF The tlESHLf
IDENTITY OF soNsHlP WITH MARy-THe BODY
IS ONLY SHADoWY, MYTHICAL. MORTAL
TH-oUC-HT-BUT BOTH JESUS AND The CHk's'
ARE INTIMATELY AVAILABLE TO THE ADEQUATELY
PURE IN HEART" ALREADY APPREHENDsD ~
MILLIONS VIA MY GODS ONE, PURE, TRUE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTISTS IN WHICH SATAN -
SEEN FOR WHAT NE IS-'A MURDERER liAk'
VOID or TRUTHi las per Jesus In John s;43 44-
AND, ADDITIONALLY. THE GRAND REVELATION or
SATANs UNHEALTHY AND HIS Shadow
SUBSTANCE MATTER" THE Myth MERELY
VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY or PERFECT CREATOR
THE ONE PARENT. CREATOR. AND UNIVERSE, The
SPIRITUAL, VERY coop"i-osnssis i;3l-
ErERNALLY, COMPLETELY PoPuLATiNo. SUPER.
sATuRATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH MAI
TERLEss, FLEshLEss SPIRITUAL. CHRISTINE
BEiNcSl--oMNlP1ESEN HEAVEN AND e!sNNAI
LiFE-uNlNNADABLE, INcoRRuPTIele. lNvulNeS'
AsLE-YouR TRUE HABITAT. NY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LlkENEss
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Two Boys Die
Continued from Back Page)
Ny ONE, PURE. TRUE CHURCH. The
CHRIST. SCIENTIST!

MY ONE. PURE. TRUE CHURCH. THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST!
HAS, FOR 20 YEARS. DEMONSTRATED The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cHRIST-AND
JESUS - INVISIBLE TO UNREPENTANT SINNERS.
BOTH CLERGY AND LAYMEN. THE NoN-cHR'SI
SCIENTIST BECAUSE: MARY's FLESH. MORTAL
THOUGHT. JESUS IDENTITY. BODY. REDUCED
TO ITS NATIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'm THE ASCENSION III
BUT. DON'T FORGET JESUS DECLARATIONS 10.
AM WITH YOU AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE END OF
THE WoRLD"I
BUT, THAT wicked AND ADuLTERous
GENERATION AND ITS SUCCESSORS, WERE BLIND
TO THE oMNlPoTENcE AND EXCLUSIVE REALITY
or YOUR "FATHER-MorHER GOD. ALLHARMoN'ouS."
THE ONE REAL PARENT -
AND NY MAcNlFlcENT SON. ExEMPLAR. THE CHRIST.
AND THE HOLY GHOST. THE COLOSSAL DIVINE
SCIENCE or THE UNIVERSE
nv BELOVED ABE LlNcoLNS MARTTRDoM
COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM or JOHN The
BAPTIST ACcElERATloNS OF The CHRIST
AND THE CLOSE or THE CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH
or RELIGIOUS POLITICAL. EDUCATIONAL,
cuLTURAl.-LuNAcv. MYTH FORTUNATELY
COMPLETED THE APPRENTICESHIP OF Mv
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. pAucHTERRev-
ELAroR. 'sEcoND' MARY. GREATEST MARY.
',NoMAN" REPRESENTATIVE or ALL TIME. THE
REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. FULFILLING JESUS
AND NY PRoMlsE AND PROPHECY TO the SATAN
tcensinvsd Next Column. Top,
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Cardinal Mooney
tconilnued from Back Pager
nAnT

tconilnved from Back Paos'
PART z
TWELVE YEARS HEART TROUBLE NOT uNuIN
sroop nv nsArAM aouNp" r. c. PRIESTHOOD.
DEVILS MATERiA MEpicA. ETC.
THE FLESH PRoFiTETH NOTHING " - IT'S
SPIRIT THAT ouIcKENETH. THE WORDS ira. ~,,rv
SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND ,ne'
ARE LlFE"i-Jssvs In John 6oa,-INIs..vc.n .,
cHRlsTIike CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. WHO APPRe.
HENp THE MENTAL AND M-y-TA-l-C.As NA'o"s
or FLESH, HUMAN BODY AND ALL MAII.k! ,,,-er
" THE POPE AND THE ENTIRE cA'r ~. r.v,
HOOD WE'RE MOI, SUCH PRISONERS OF .nE . u..,'
As WAS THE HEBREW RAss - x,o,, = AVE
REpEnrED FROM ORIGINAL SIN AND HuMbtS
AND MEEKLY. INTELLECTUALLY. sP'k.. X. v.,.uA.
AND HONESTLY SUBMITTED TO ssLrs~@>"S''
tconsInvsd Next Column. Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01

BOUND" ADAMS EYES, MuRDERoUs GAINS,
JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS or FIRST CENTURY
a. D., OF ANOTHER COMFORTER" THE
COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST WHO WILL
TEACH YOU ALL THihcy-
SEE MATTHEW 1889 and Revelation, Chs 10 and ~.
~ THAT WOMAN" WHOSE MAN CHILD WOULD
RULE ALL NATIONS WITH ROD OF 'FRONT.'.
AND ny MASTERPIECE, THE {. S. TEXTBOOK
TfE9ETo-IMPERATIvE SAVIOUR, PROTECTOR.
LlReRA1oR OF THE SATAN BOUND" CLERGY,
T4E hcE-cHRisT SCIENTIST, AND LAYihEN
LEACE"s AND MASSES, AND THE ADAM-EvE.
MvSDEkous CAIN JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS
SPIRITUAL ADuLTERATloNs OF ALL BIBLES!
NY 'DDcTATioN TO NY GREATEST MARY
REGARDING THE MAN CHILD IN THE APOCALYPSE
OF THE c. S. TExTBook-"cHRIsT. GODS IDEA,
WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND
PEoPLEs-IMPERATIvELY. ABSOLUTELY,
FINALLY - WITH DIVINE SCIENCE!
News, Io/2ol-"TWo BOYS, DASHNc AHEAD or
THE CROWD sPILLINC OUT OF ST. RocH CATHOLIC
CHURCH m FLAT ROCK AFTERNOON MASS, WERE
KILLED BY AN AUTOMOBILE IN FULL VIEW OF 200
PENSIONERS. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01
Attorney Pleads Case

tSonfnueo from DECK Fage)
ATTORNEY FOR CURSED PLEADS HIS CASE
Defender Of Mccarthy Hoffu and Costello
Soys All Have Right to Counsel
BY Saul Petit Detroit News)
WASHINGTON, oef 10. tAP)-Edward Bennett VIII
Iiam the speeaevarIy successful lawyer is tall hand
with curly brown hair and hazel eyes that reflect
weary sense of strain.
Both the success and the strain premature in
only &c. But that look Of nsgging pressure familiar
You remember seeing II before.
The best surgeon in your home had IT, So did the
best heart specialist So did Rocky Mareiano and Jackie
Gleason and Joe DMaggio when they top their
precincts Ernest Hemnway reflects when he speaks Of
Hemingway book as IL the champ coming back
10 defend his title More than most Rodgers and Hammer
stein have II every time they open show Broad
because the best is always expected Of Rodgers and
Hammersten.
This sad look Of the dark side Of the moon the
other side Of the champ. the Of success
MS contest living" says Williams. Each thing you
do Is measured only in terms Of victory defeat II
does brilliant Job and loses, people don't say he bril-
liant. They say he lost
"YoU BECOME SUCCESSFUL THE PAPERS BUILD
LEGEND ABOUT YOU AND YOU'RE TEMPTED TO
BELIEVE IT. NOW YOU'RE CHAMP; YOU MUST NEVER
LOSE The thought Of any single failure becomes immense
"AlI the great in my profession who went down
the drink went down because they eovdn ose they began
TO cot corners ONE ENDED UP IN THE BOTTOM OF
WHIsKEY BARREL. ANOTHER WOUND UP BEING TRIED
HIMSELF. STILL ANOTHER ENDED IN A SEWER WITH
NEEDLE MARKS ON HIS ARMS"
Williams shrugged in his Ivy League suit. He drained
HIS WHSkEY GLASS and lii another eigaret
Williams Of course. is not nvncibe, but his batting
average Is high
=. He got lefst screen writer. charged with contempt
of with $3.50 fine. He defended CONFIDENTIAL MAG
AzlNE AGAINST A POST OFFICE BAN AND WON. He
kept Frank Costello out Of Jail and saved him from
deportation He Jimmy HofTa aequaI in bribery
when the Government looked liked einch TO win.
Williams admits IFS not principle alone that prompts him
defend unpopular clients He also likes the challenge
the excitement and the fee that frequently accompany the
defense Of the damned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01
Vessel Sinks
Continued from Back Psge)


MATTER" HE'LL AND SATAN BOUND"
PREACHERS ETERNITY THEREoF'-DEvIL.
DEATH. DEFoRMiTES. WARS EVEN. ARE MERELY
sHADoWY VISIBLE MYTHICAL. MORTAL
THOUGHT MIRAcEs. ILLUSIONS AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY THE PURE IN
HEART" MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE.
cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. VIA NY ONE.
PURE. CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST
1.-THE PREDESTlNED, EVENTUAL THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS -"
or ALL RACES AND PEOPLES 1.-THE ONE. PURE.
TRUE. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT, observation-disclosures THE
REDS FATE. AND THEIR 'PUNY' sod'-PHysicAL.
NATURAL sciENcE-NATuRALLY A PRISONER
or THE DEVIL
World Onee-Over
Vessel Sinks off Philippines, as Drowned
Free Press. I0flO
MANILA-A Filipino passenger vessel crowded with
more than 400 parsons sank In stormy waters Sunday
Ing OF the South Philippines island OF cvndsrcsn Police
said least As persons drowned and 30 others missing
The Philippine eorsssbvlsry said that vessels
had picked up la survivors by Sunday night from hs
near csbv where the Princess Msdridsios went down.
The eonsssbvsry reported The Princess Msdrdslos
overloaded with 22o passengers when ss Hsnssys
In csbv Province for Placer Mssbst sss 10 p Saturday,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01

Eissnhowsk Hits eadieds- s
lepsHhRsd. sssm Back P,ss,
NO e0UDtvEkPAkr Of PeARt KARB0R
on 4AR1Y Ilu01AN'S KOREAl
N.Y. PRECIOUS " s. WAS HONOR BOUND TO
psFgNo TtSe KOREAN REPUBLIC, BUT the NIECE sslTy
AROSE BECAUSE OF THE GIGANTIC, DEVILS
peMAoocuERY, THE SATAN BOUND" ROOSEVELT.
TRUMAN. HEDRAic. ROMAN CATHOLIC,
PROTESTANT, AND OTHER SATAN BOUND"
INCLUDING MATERA MEpIcA, LEADERsHlpl
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE or ooD"I
HENCE. SUSCEPTIBILITY TO THE DEVILS RED.
INSPIRED BRING THE BOYS BACK HoMEr, AND
RECKLESS DECENTRALIZATION OF U. S. DOMINANT
MILITARY STRENGTH
AND THEN THE LAUNDERING, INTELLECTUAL
Ass, TRUMANS AcHESoN. PRACTICALLY INVITES
THE REDS 70 HELP THEMSELVES TO KOREA,
BRoADcAsTIMc TO THE WORLD THAT KOREA WAS
OUTSIDE OF OUR PERlMETER OF DEFENsEr
AND THE DEVILS REDS BELIEVED HIM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-01

rIoN-A T-H-o.Rov.o-H. pivINELy SCIENTIFIC,
CHRISTINE REelRTH SPIRITUAL REcENERA
HoN-ANp WOULD HAVE APPREHENDED THE
FvLeiLLMeNT or JfsuS AND MY PROMISE AND
PROPHECY 70 THAT "WIcksD AND ADULTeRous
GENERATION" or "ANoTBER COMFORTER" THE
"coMfoRTERs EVEN THE HOLY GHOST WHO WILL
TEACH YOU ALL THlNcs"l-FULFILLED m THE
MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST, MASTER,
SUPREME. COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE
FbE MESSIAH MILLEkNUuMs TO ALL PEOPLES!
AL NOT SUBMITTING THERETO, IN NY ONE
PURE, TRUE CHURCH. THE CHRIST SCIENTIST, ARE
SATAN BOUND" ADAMS, EYES, MuRpERoys
GAINS, JuDAsEs, kNAvEs AND FooLs-IN VARYING
DEGREES!
MY MASTERPIECE. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK. IMPERATIVE!
FOR LIBERATION FROM THE MYTHICAL,
DevIlisH, ANTi-cHRisT, PsYcHoPATHIc, ApAM-EvE,
MURDERous CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN PARENT.
H'o-oD-"THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL
lsoeaIsdl EXISTENCE" L-p 272, Ibid
ALL NoNcHRIsTAN SCIENTISTS ARE OF
DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT. HONESTY
INTELLIGENCE III
CARDINAL MOONEY, LIKE THE LATE POPE Plus
XII. WAS AN'INvoLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL ADULTERER,
SPIRITUAL CRIPPLE INVOLUNTARY MENTAL
ASSASSIN LIKEWISE. ALL or THE WORLDS
~-GNSI, WITH AXE INDIFFERENT, CONTEMPT.
UOUS, OR HOSTILE TOWARDS NY MASTERPIECE
The c. S. TExTBooK-IMPERATvE SAVIOUR,
PROTECTOR. LBERAToR OF ALL BIBLES-KINc
JAMES PROTESTANT, MY cHosEN-AND LIB
orator OF THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY,
FROM THE DEVILS ANTI-cHRIsT, ADAMEvE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF ALL BIBLES, LAYMEN,
LEADERS. AND MAssEsI
PART
LESSON FROM MOSES ADvERSARIES-
THE cARcAssEs OF TWO GENERATIONS FELL
IN THE WILDERNESS BEFORE He COULD GO
FoRWARDI
OVER 50 GENERATIONS BETWEEN JESUS
AND POST-CIvn WAR R-E-T-U-R-N-
u AM WITH you AWAY" MADE VISIBLE,
APPREHENsBLE!
RE CARDINAL MONEYS SUCCESSORS.
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. AND my.
GODS. DETROIT TRIBUNE
RECOGNITION. C0NSECRATED ALLEGIANCE,
TO SECOND COMING" IMPERATIVE!
VIA NY ONE, PURE. TRUE CHURCH. THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST. TO EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING OF THE
NATIoNsr-Revelation-AN AWAKENING TO.
APPREHENSION OF. THE REAL, THE Externally
PERFECT NATIONS. CREATION. UNIVERSE. OF
NY CREATING. WITHOUT BEGINNING OR END. OF
YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARM0N-
loUs," THE ONE REAL PARENT. IN, AND OF. THE
ENTIRE UNIvERsE!-THE ONE SOUL. SPIRIT.
SUBSTANCE
REAL CREATION FREE OF THAT GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND MYTH SATAN-AS WELL AS SIM
HUMAN BIRTHS. DEATHS. DISASTERS PEsTI-
LENcEs, WARS, coNvUL soNs OF so-ealIed NATURE
MERELY TERRIFYING. MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES, MY-T-H.Sll!
MY ONE UNIvERsE-AND THERE IS NONE OTHER
EXTERNALLY FREE OF ADAMS, EWES. MuRDERoUs
GAINS. JUDAsEs, KNAvES AND FooLS-"THE
CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING AS REAL A
so-eaIed MATERIAL" CREATION AND UNIVERSE!
A GIGANTIC DELusloN AND FALsEHooD WHICH
WOULD DECEIVE. IF POSSIBLE. THE VERY
ELECT" REGARDING THE ETERNAL VALIDITY OF
Genesis l3l-"AND GOD SAW ALL THAT He
HAD MADE AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS t-.s-l VERY
GOOD!
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