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dependence since World War
H." Careful and intelligent
work with the underdeveloped
countries. he said. will pay of
better than nuclear give-away
programs.
Cites Needs
The greatest nuclear need Of
the backward countries is not
power at all, DR.. Seaborg said
THE greatest help to the
underdeveloped nations is
coming from the applica-
tons Of radiation and RADIO
active tracer isotopes to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Treasury Secretary Anderson So billion deficit
This is the Republican togetherness programeveybody
ming out Of money at
Elder Statesman Baruch wants a Government think"
agency As 1t is ocia gets struck by passing thought
and he takes 10 days sick leave for the wound heal
The Pentagon will build launchers for 50O0-mtle
sles Omaha and Spokane One thing say for
the next You travel light You won't be needing
your social security card.
Economists recession jargon Sharply reduced inven-
tores-The appearance Of large department after
the annual shoplifters convention
One political expert Vice President Nixon should be
thankful for Democratic Senator Kennedy He Mr. Ken
nedy the only face in politics that Mr. Nxons
look mature.
Moscow charges bombers provocative flights
Russia contends this warke and unnecessary-a clear
duplication of the mission of the Soviet force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

counseled against big crash
programs for space explora-
ton.
Instead, Admiral RickoveT
advised Congress to keep its
feet on the ground in appropri-
ating money for space projects,
The outspoken admiral also
said the entire defense estab-
lishment is too big and costly,
On the space exploration
question. Admiral Rickover said
II think we should start this
thing in a small way. / GER
tainly do not see any need for
vast crash programs.
Meantime, the Navy reported
spectacular results in the test
ing of its air-to-surface Bull
pup missile.
Four Inch Target Hit
1t said a carrier pilot de-
stroyed a 4-inch-Square target
2 miles away on his first shot
with the l.300-mile-an-hour
missile.
The shot was made by 1t. L.
Wayne Smith of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, last February during
severe cold weather tests in the
North Atlantic. the Navy said.
In another Pentagon an
nouncement. the Air Force
identified the locations Of the
third and fourth bases intended
for launching Atlas intercon-
tinental ballistic missiles.
They are Offutt Air Force
Base near Omaha, Nebr.. and
Fairchild ALB near Spokane.
Wash. Both are now assigned
to the Strategic Air Command.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

The central figure at the
pending diplomatic discus
sions for the preparation OF
q summit meeting will be
Secretary Dulles. President
Eisenhower. who is known
for his intense dislike OF de-
tail. is said 10 have given Mr.,
Dulles carte blanche 10 do
whatever he thinks best.
The ousted Prime Minister
Gaillard, who remains nom
inally In charge OF French
affairs until a new cabinet Is
formed, is believed TO be play
ing along with Mr., Dulles
despite the violent anti
American outbursts In the
National Assembly. The in
structions given earlier 10 the
French Ambassador in Mos
COW. that he should Join his
American colleague and in
sist that substantive matters
be discussed at ambasSa-
dorial level, still stand. They
cannot be changed unless a
new cabinet decides other
wise. The British are in the
same frame OF mind. This has
brought strong accusations
from the Russians that Sec
rotary Dulles in fact is DOM
mating the Western powers
and will control the summit
meeting.
Hence the renewed cutlery
by the Soviet and satellite
propaganda that Dulles
must 60" The Secretary's OPP
ponents among liberal" poll
ticians in this country are
less loud-volced than a Few
months ago. But 1t is ex-
pected that they are merely
waiting for an opportunity
to renew their attacks in the
hope of removing him from
office. His supporters in Con-
gress. who may not like him
personally but approve his
stand. are expected to rally to
his aid. as they did earlier
this year when the Secre-
tary's tenure OF Office APP
peared endangered.
Mr.. Dulles. like most-if
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problems Of medicine, agricul'
ture, prevention Of food spoil
age, the development Of new
plant species and a myriad Of
other small applications which
together add up to q great
deal" he added.
Atomic Energy Commission
er Willard F. Libby will speak
tonight on The Atom in OuI
Foreign Policy" DR.. Henry A
Kissinger Of Harvard Univer-
sity, director of the Rockefel-
Ter Report, will address the
council on National Security
in the Nuclear Age"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19

The Butler bill to nulllty the
effects Of four Supreme Court
decisions in the field of sub
version would pose serious con-
stitutional questions in the
opinion of the Department of
Justice.
A letter from Deputy At
torney General Walsh TO Sem
ator Wiley. Republican of
Wisconsin, a member of the
Judiciary Committee, set forth
specific objections to the pro-
posed measure of Senator But
Ter. Republican Of Maryland.
One provision of the bill
would specify that any question
asked a witness before a con-
gressional committee is peril
nent" as long as the body con-
Quoting the hearing rules that
1t is.
OF this Mr.. Walsh said
that to withdraw the issue of
pertinency from court consider
alton presents q constitutional
question and is not a matter
to be dealt with in an all
embracing bill.
Upsets Doctrine
Another provision Of the bill
would allow the States to legis-
late in the same fields in which
there already is Federal legiS-
lation. This swould upset the
doctrine Of presumption which
holds that the fields in which
the Federal Government has
passed laws are exempt from
State laws.
In opposing the Butler view
here, Mr.. Walsh said the ex-
tent Of the havoc this proposal
would cause may be gagged
by its effect on interstate rail-
roads which are now protected
from inconsistent statutes by
compliance with Federal stat
utes. :" He pointed out that
farmers and marketers OF agri-
cultural products. now, by COM
plying with the Pure Food
and Drug Act, are saved from
prosecution under numerous
State laws which set up differ
ent and varying standards for
compliance"
Right TO Fire Employees
Another facet OF the bill
would give all Federal depart
aent and agency heads the
deht TO discharge employees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Mock Court to Try
Teen-Aqe Crime

A mock court will try Crime
Among Teen-agers" at 3 pm,
tomorrow in the Church of the
Holy Trinity. 1918 Eleventh
street NV.
Sponsored by the missionary
department Of the church, the
program will feature speakers
from the Metropolitan Police
Department, the clergy and the
schools.
A Jury" Of teen-agers, drawn
fVom area schools and churches
viii sit in judgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Scientist Urges Huge
Eost-West EXCHANGE

in connection with a report on
the current status OF nuclear
power. His address was designed
as background for later ses-
sions Of the councils 18th an
nual conference on THE In
ternational Atom-Impact of
lNuclear Energy on World AZ
fairs"
Discussing nuclear power and
the underdeveloped nations,
DR.. Seaborg argued against any
latter-day colonialism in Amer
ica's dealings with the ZOO
million lin Asia and Africa
who) have gained their in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Indiu Picks Officials

NEW DELHI, India. April 10
R.-Chandra Sekhar Jha, In
dian ambassador to Japan, has
been appointed midas new
representative to the U. N. Mr..
Jha succeeds Arthur s. Lall,
WHO has been assigned to In
dohesia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Ex-President Held Mistaken in Denial
OF Statements on 1850 Joblessness

sensitive TO the word, has
been a traitor 70 his mem
DRY. Government and espe-
cially foreign service officials
have pointed out several In
stances In his memoirs where
he recalls incidents or state
mentS that appear In no con-
temporary records, Although
anyone quoting Mr.. Truman
TO his discontinue is ac-
cused OF "garbling," he Is,
himself. a garbler,
He rarely gets caught up
in a real whopper. provable
by UNREASONABLE documen-
tary evidence. available 10
everybody. But he was on
Monday. in testifying before
the House Banking and Cur
rency Committee on how TO
end the recession. He re-
marked that II" would not
sit in a pool OF economic
stagnation because Of
some fear. whether real
or fanciful, of initiation some
where down the road in the
future. Bless must do the
family shopping. or he'd
know the future" is hereD
Republican com ittee
members reminded him that
he did. in 1850. sit in such a
stagnation; that unemploy-
ment at that time was 81
per cent of the labor force
as compared with ~ per
cent of a much larger labor
force today: and that he had
then told Arthur Krock in
an exclusive interview to the
New York Times. "A certain
amount of unemployment,
say from 3 to 5 millions. is
supportable. It's a good thing
that job seeking should go
on all the time" To which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Works Plan
Cuts VituI,
District Told


/ SASS million. Swear public
works program, must be cut
back to items ''vitally necessary
not Just desirable" Represent.
alive Smith. Democrat Of Vir'
ginia. said yesterday.
He spoke a. chairman Of Q
Joint Senate-House fiscal sub.
committee considering the con-
struction proposals for the Fed
eral City.
Pinpointing the vital project,
will be the business Of a second
subcommittee session scheduled
for 2 pm. Wednesday. The
first executive meeting OF the
unit consumed three and cne-
half hours yesterday.
The Virginia Representative
made 1t clear that shearing Of
desirable but not necessary
projects was bound to come In
school buildings and in the pro-
posals for a new municipal CEN
ter to replace the old District
Building. at Fourteenth and Z
streets. NV.
S45 Million for Schools
OF the total $72 million in.
crease Of the current work,
program over the original 1854
works schedule. $45 million i,
for schools and SIT million fol-
the municipal center. slated Il
go UP at Third and C streets
NV.
The Commissioners base
their school estimates Of S7.s
million annually for construc-
ton and $2.8 million annually
for teachers salaries on class
rooms with an average Of sc
pupils to each teacher. This
ratio. in turn. was based or
enrolment figures.
The ratio, If maintained
should be based on attendance
figures. which run 9 per cent
less than enrolment, Repre-
sentative Smith said after the
meeting.
Backed In Opposition
His opposition voiced al
earlier hearings to the razinl
OF the old District Building
was backed by other subcom,
mittee men, 1t was learned
They felt that the Federal Gov
eminent in ordering demolition
Of the District Building so 9
Federal triangle Of Offices coulc
be completed downtown i'm.
posed unfair fiscal burdens Of
building requirements on the
District.
On the revenue side Of the
works ledger. the subcommittee
unanimously" agreed with thu
Commissioners that the Fed
eral Government owes the Cap.
ital City an extra obligation
according to Chairman Smith
He cited two reasons.
Taxable Land Taken
First. the Federal Govern.
ment has pre-empted more thar
half of the taxable property
within the CITY," he said. Sec.
ond. every time local official.
plan a new building. they are
pressured into making it con.
form with Federal standards al
extra expense"
Chairman Smith said an ex-
ample of such added expense
was a proposed police station
to cost 81 million in Southwest
Washington. 1t has to be fancy
to meet aesthetic values Of that
area as redeveloped. he pointed
out. But common people like
me look at police stations a,
hoosegows that can be bull
soundly for much less money,
he added.
Pending before his subcom
mittee is a joint resolution u
finance the works program BY
500 million in loans from the
Federal Treasury, repayabl,
within 80 years, and an in.
creased annual Federal pay.
ment of $32 million. Congress
has authorized a $23 millior
annual payment to the city, but
failed ever to appropriate that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-19
Remote-ControI Look
At World Seen Near
Ry me Assoeiated Press

United States scientists the Threshold of being
control look at spot the globe
the Nays research chief says,
And it be possible to use the moon as
satellite by of electronic devices
Rear Admiral HAYWARD Acknowledged this yester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Look at your leaves for danger signs

Then apply ISoTox Garden Spray. containing Lindsne
Maathon and DoO This timessving spray controls
than "a kinds of destructive garden insectsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Darkest Hour


(ConfInved from Back Page)
Capital opinion Is that Democratic leader Lyndon john
SON committed perhaps mortal error In cracking
the parliamentary whip to defeat KnowIands series Of
Tough" amendments The Democratic "sapon.thewrisf
BILL Even the liberal Washington Post commented that
nowaftsr defeat Of The Knowiand amendmentsfhe DEM
orsis will have to get busy and produce real labor reform
measure this session else.
In the Iobbss the "eIse" carries this meaning COP
reursenee the polls fall Already Republicans are
recovering from recent dismal predictions (which contained
much TRUTH about big both houses OF Congress
come next November. COP stock today Is climbing
The following sharp images emerge from the par'a-
menfary hvggermvgger and DIM
~ Never before had the LABOR LOBBY assumed such
an NsoLENT ATTITUDE. Actually utilizing the Capitol
offices OF high Democratic ocaIdom center OF opera
lions the union lobbyists poured into the envrons OF the
hoor and bvtonkoled the Senator's They even MOblZtO
an ELEVATOR trnsrksd MOT FOR PUBLIC uSEl TO
tighten their sxsrsons They worked with devastating osteef
on several Modern Republicans.
Conversation a. The door leading the legislative cham.
Der Labor lobbyist to conservative COP Senators wnsr
are you trying to dopvt out OF bvsinsssf senators
pot unions out Of bvsnessno; but put you our o. Dust
ness - yes.9
~ Under Jehnson's leadership The Democrats (exespf
tor the Independent Lavschs Of oho voted ody against
the knowlsnd amendments which would have enabled the
fsnkands members check the excuses OF me bosses
unsupported that Johnson very worried at the way 'n"ss
nave turned out.
~ Amona Southern conservative legislators mvftsrngs
sross Lyndon Il sekng the old coalition LOT Republican
and Democrat conssrvssvssl" One member so'd human
Events eonfdsntsl "knowlsnd Is right lyndon s"oo'o
have joined him."
Actually. n 10 believed that Southern conservatives
would have rsbsllsd against the johnson whip had nor
0sen for Senator MeCissn reported assurances 10 MS
colleagues that real labor laws would be passed. Inc ARK
snsss Senator's own "mqvstossf labor BILL however,
leaves many Of his friends cold.
~ The shadow Of ths late Senator Taft falls sshwsrf
the Senate Herewith shovshtprovokus effects No mem
Der vnrirdsul Of the fact That the ohoan dsHed me
ssor clgsrchy u hs Senatorial reelection esmps9n o.
'sso and the biggest msIori'y IN his esrsse 49,
sppssrs 10 rsnl-sndAls union members over We nse
their bossss Todsv Knowsnds sharply etched ssse~Pf
Ess shs rsnsndAls h expected 70 have similar ee"'s
tconsInvsd Next Column TePS
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Judaism Loses Son

Continued from Back Psssl
SUPREME COURT or UNERRlNG. MAJESTIC SPIRIT.
GOD. oMNPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. THE ONE REAL
SUBSTANCE. IN. AND or. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE.
WHOSE FOREMOST VOICE or ALL TIME. GODS
HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHET. MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS. DECLARED;
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING. IT IS THE
SPIRIT THAT ouIcKENErH. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO you THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LlFE"l-John 6:63.
MEDICAL COLLEGES. HOSPITALS. AND RELIGIOUS
Summaries. MUST CONE UNDER THE DOMINATION
or NY. GODS, TWO MAsrERPiEcEs-THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES"
'DicTArED' TO NV INCOMPATIBLE PROPERTIES
DIVINE REvELAroR. "woMAN," Matthew 1888.
SECOND MARY. MRS EDDY AND NV. GODS
AUTHORIZED eIBLe. KING JAMES
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK IS THE
SAVIOR. tlDERAToR. AND PROTECTOR or ALL
BlBLEs-Kins James Protestant NY Chosen one
FROM THE INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL ADULTERY
or THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRipPLEs,
WHOSE FUNDAMENTALS ARE PERFECT. BUT GREW
ousLy MisAPPLiED. AS EVIDENCED w TIE
MILLIONS or ITS FOLLOWERS. SUSTAINING SUCH
TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT ~ ONE GENERATION
AND m PAST AGES, AND THE SATAN BOUND"
CLERGY. TIE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST. EVERY
SINGLE ONE, NOT ~ OBVIOUS WlcKEpNEss. BUT
M INVOLUNTARY ERROR
free Press. stl-"tAWRENcE Q. VAIN, ~. CO.
owner 81 shs Mohawk Furniture Co., died veteran
Of The Korean War end member Of me Donald Fox Chapter
BNAi BIRTH. -"
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Buried By Salt

(contlnved from Back Psaey
HEBREWS, CATHOLICS pRorEsTAmTs-ALL
NoN'cHRsT SCIENTIST PARENTS - ARE PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL, MORE OR LESS AND THEIR
OFFSPRING HAVE VERY FAULTY PROTECTION vs.
THE FottiEs or THE MYTHICAL, DEvttfsH.
PsYcHoPArHlc. ANTi-cHRisT. ADAM-evE,
MURpERoUs CAIN JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS.
EGO AND PsYcHoLoc or ALL HUMAN BfRTtsl-
THE CHASTITY FARCE" or ACCEPTING AS
REAL COUNTERFEIT AND CROSS BuRLEsoUE
or NY cHRIsTLIkE, SPIRITUAL CREATION
Externally VERY cooD1-csn l:3l-oF
EXCLUSIVE ETERNAL REALITY
Die as Avalanche Spills from Rail Car
4 BOYS BURIED BY SALT
PALS TRIP LEVER DURING PLAY
Rescvers Bottle voinIy to Stem Deadly Tide;
Lods Escape
BY Tom Houston and William Svdomisr
free Prsss)
Four young boys died Wednesday afternoon while play
ing In railroad hopper containing so tons Of salt
Police said two companions Of ths dead boys admitted
twisting the levers which dumped the other boys through
the hopper under the salt.
The then fed into the lakewood BIvsiaeksts Club,
$50 S. oskwood the spur on which the train
stopped.
Dead arrival at Peoples Community Hospital
Norman catterbvek 49, Rieky contard. IL.
Jimmy Heay, H.. and David Lsehspss. H..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
Lou Gordon.



NY MASTER SCIENCE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH.
lNFALLiBLE MEDICINE, WORD BUT-UNTIl
MANS EXTREMITY GODS OPPORTUNITY"
IS REACHED. THE MYTHICAL. PARTICIPATING.
ANTLcHRIsT ADAMEvE. MURDERoUs CAIN,
JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS. EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS. WILL CONTINUE TO
PRESENT WHTEWASH so-eaIIsd CURES. FOLLOWED
IN DUE TIME. BY PREMATURE DEATHS. TAKING
THE SATAN BOUND" HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS.
PRoTESTANTs. AND ALL THE OTHER PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL !, THE NoN-cHRIST SCIENTISTS.
FOR 10 TO 40 YEARS AND MORE, AGAIN. AND
AGAIN. AND AGAIN
FORTUNATELY. AS YOU HAVE ALREADY HEARD
FROM US. DEATH IS MERELY A cHANcE-LiKE
FROM EUROPE TO AMERICA!
AND PERFECTION. ETERNAL HARMONY IS
IRRESISTIBLE DIVINE LAW
HENCE. THE so-eslIsd DEAD. WILL. IN THAT COLLECT.
I'VE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE
NEXT WORLD, AWAKEN FROM THE ADAMEvE
"MATTER" MYTH. AND NY CHOSEN PEOPLE.
cHRIsrlikE CHRISTIAN ScIENTiSTsl. over THERE.
WILL BE THE GOOD SAMARlTANs." BROTHERS
KEEPERS" TO AWAKEN THEM TO oMNlPREsENr.
lNvulNERABlE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE -
THEIR TRUE HABITAT. NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS a
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Billy, II, Is Dead


CONTINUED from Back Pagsl
NOR CAN There, IN REALITY. BE SUCH
HENCE. THE c.H-I-l-D-L-E-S-S CAREER or CHRIST
JESUS THE WAY. THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE" -
AND HIS: call NO MAN {. F.. FATHER"
THE UNIVERSE IS l00ss THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL -lMY.T.H
l-cAt-l But THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL" - to 81. Paul. to YOU.
HIS WISH FULFILLED, BILLY, II. IS DEAD
Detroit Timss)
Billy Skaggs. II, the LITTLE boy whose last wish was
fulfilled after search the world died In his home
at AL Clair Garden City
The end gently TO the child victim Of
On May 3. Billy made what seemed to be simple re-
quest
He looked out Al the bIossomng trees and asked for
pIvms and peaches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
FRANCE IN CRISIS

lExesrpfs from N. 7. Tribune EdforIaD
Pierre PnmIin becomes Premier Of France Of the
grsvest moments Of lis history. As he told he Assembly
the nation us perhaps At the brink Of civil war;"
II Is not yet clear whether the Army insurgents who
seized power in Algeria will accept the sovereignty Of the
Pimin government Phrases reminiscent Of the French
Revolution in the air; Committees Of Public Safety
bein sormedby the insurgents all Algeria and
the insstent calls Tor General De csue TO declare"
government Of public safety" carry Napoeone ovstones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
The Return Of Our Lord

Psvls earliest account Of his preaching 10 that
turned from idols to hs living God end 10 wait Tor
his Son from heaven, the rssurrscssd Lord who will save
from the wrath u rhsss. llo. The gospel Of
The death Of Christ for Sins and hs rssvrrsescn
ths third day 10 the ssssss which 81 the
rsetion Of departed loved a. his coming IA slery
u Cor rs; Thsss 4i3is Moreover Paul nnds this hope
In - weird Of the Lord" each Of shs four Gospels
rspssssn Jesus speaking 81 ihs esrs Of Me Sen 81 Men
the clouds for ts resurrection and Tor Judgment
cHRisT's RETURN AN EVENT
A. the advent Of Jesus IN Bethlehem event. In
deed the by which ell other dated
HE return to nsvsvrsss the Kingdom In its manifest
glory will bs event which will rsmpsvs terms,
such % Days and hours k 1882; PHIL S. TO- end times
and facts In used In reference 10 H. u 70 -
preceded ~ events such ths preaching 81 Ne ospsi
hs nations snd hs appearing 81 hs Man 81 LswssNsss
end sceompsnlsd followed W other events svek ths
rssvrrsesler the judgment end me hssvsu Ed me-
earth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24

MESSIAH MILLENNIUM WORD pResEMrEo
VA esTaoIr fRIeuMe svstisHEs:, re = 80
oEA4oeD Rov1aoNDsi - sTATAee 1HAt U1EN
PRESENTATIONS 10 sc or STATE yosWt posTeR
pvLLe AND paesDEMT EIsGhR+oWeR--ey TINS
GRACE o. cop-cAvE M. DULLES a RAND
RECOVERY FROM THAT DANGEROUS OPERATION,
November. 1886. AND REDUCED The DEvlly
MEDICAL FORECAST OF SIX WEEKS coNvALEsceNcE
TO A FEW DAYsl
" WAS PUBLICLY AsssRTsp THAT MR. putLes
CONTINUED HIS WORK FROM THE HOSPITAL ROOM.
As THOUGH ~ WERs rvs R6cuLAR OFFICE,
PREstoEMT EISENHOWER WENT TO FRANCE
AFTuR CRAVE MEDICAL DOUBTS HAD BEEN
exPREsseD AS 70 HIS PHYSICAL FITNESS.
BUT NY MARVELLOUS CHRIST MASTER SCIENCE
MESSIAH WORD IS THE ONLY PURE. DIVINE
MEDICINE AVAILABLE 70 THE SATAN BOUND"
PSEUDO AoAM-9ve seesMsd cRGATloM--MERELY
COUNTERFEIT. AND OFTEN A GIGANTIC RuRLesouE
OF DIVINE REALITY
PART ,
HERB SCORE WAS ONE or THE MOST CHARMING
SPEAKERS or THE EVENING.
The effects ~ ss pitched bell sst MI his eye lest year.
followed by prayers Of mvtvdss Of wsIshsrs including
Of Ny highest Chosen Ones Christ Scientists including
Detroit Tribune Publisher who promptly forwsrdsd skss
ton copies thereof, reprints. and c.s. Hq booklet
GENERAL MANAGER. FRANK c. LANE. or THE
CLEVELAND CLUB. WAS A DELIGHTFUL. CHARMING
SPEAKER. LIKEWISE HIS MANAGER BOBBY
BRAcAN
GENERAL MANAGER. MeHALE. or THE TioERs.
WAS DELIGHTFUL SPEAKER - LIKEWISE. TIGERS
MANAGER JACK TIcHE.
PART
MORE OF THE DEVILS PRESENCE ~ THE
CHARITY DINNER AND MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL;
IN THE 1858 BASEBALL SCHEDULE lcomplimsnts Of
NATIONAL DIsTiLLERs PRODUCTS Company. WE
FIND THE FOLLOWING ADS:
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Al cAPoNE-THAT 4-sTAR ITALIAN, r. C.,
MASTER CRIMINAL. MURDERER, PROVIDED SOUP
KITCHENS FOR THE UNDERPRlvILEGED.
TO PARAPHRAsE A SCRIPTURE: CHARITY DOES
SPREAD A VEIL OVER A MULTITUDE or SINS
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Tigers n Dog House.

(censlnued from osek Psoo)
PART
puRE. True. HONEST THGolocy. MARVELLOUS
IMPERATIVE CHRIST MASTER sc,eNce. UNIVERSAL
tcerilnvsd Nsst Column. Tepl