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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
LOST

and diamond watch bracelet. on 10Th
81. busline. 18th and K to 10th st
and New Hampshire ave. NV. from
n MN r. vac -. as .2 sesoss. . 1i' and
DOG, boxer. white. female. With IN.
Par Ie'G reward. EE' 9.7ees. on'''
DOG, daehshund. brown, male: Nd.
s .na F'1 Ra. s..sssists seat Pleasant; re-
DOG. puppy. . mos. old; brown sno
"a Esi's s;.assAsnl '"sr' 20 Ls''is' CAL
white and black spotted: black over
each eve: $50 reward: II, l-4oo1.
GLASSES. pair, between Ambaasador
i a0,sl az rHd y X ave- Monday Please
GOLD WATCH. lady's. Initials Z. T.
B $500 blk. Conn. ave. sentimen-
s.7soo. Ext. nS SO reward co
bus reward. PAWN PERRY. Cali
Wo 6-5J5i.
WALLET, mans brown: vicinity be-.
;I3S4 D e. Sc; reward. 10 s:2ssS.
WATCH. womsn's. Moyado. with ALI
'G5 str: .P:. e i.S St s.'' R Ea siss
WRIST WATCH. gold; Jan. Is down
town washinRton. Phone Ex. 1890.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. on sat. IN or
near virsinia Square, Giant Food
store or ssfeysy1 q o,, Wilson hlve
Fairfax drive branch. Phone IA,
WRIST WATCH. lady's. on Sat. in or
near virninia Square, Giant Food
and Stafford. Old Dominion Bank,
FAIRFAX drive branch. Phone IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
FOUND

noe, cocker, vic RiveTdais: male,
studded leather collar. Call UN
i-f212
DOG. al black, female. puppy: pos
sibly Labrador retriever vicinity
Kensington VIII. B-275s
DOG. puppy. tri.eolor, female: vicinity
shirley Duke APIS Owner or sood
DOC, puppy. female. black and white;
Vic. hrlineton Terrace owner or
GOOD home. XII p-3g5p.
DOGS. tan. tan and white. youne fs-
males, vicinity Commonwealth ave.
Owner call KI. p.JpbD.
sIAMnsE CAT, Eouns, female: found
VIC. Wheaton. VIII. 2.20l0.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
COSTA RIGA
continuation De IL pAG. -

continuation De 10 pAG. -
participant similarmente en- Ia
operaci6n.
AL concluir la conferences CO.
lectiva de prensa Ell Embaiador
Willauer y Ell embajador pana-
memo, Coronel Manuel Pinto,
Sc incorporation a la reunion
y fueron invitados a hacer de-
claraciones. "a
Willauer, que hablo en- espa-
mol, dijo que los detalles fueron
algo dificiles pero eel resultado
me parece magnifico".
Pinto manifesto que "extien-
do mis- felicitaciones por Ell
exito de las negociaciones y
mi gratitud personal por Of be-
neficio que representarA a nues-
tros paises."
FL acuerdo tiene una clausu-
la retroactive al 81 de dicicm-
brs de 1857.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
EMBAJADOR !.

(Viene de h P6gina 81
%iniciativa del ilustre presidente
Kubitschek que sena1a una
nueya etapa, acaso la mas i'm
portante de todas, en- ell canine
de Ia Liberation economical de
los pueblos americanos.
LA Importance que los PAL
ses del continente dieron a es-
ia i%niciativa, quedo registrada
por Ell exito de la reunion extra
official de cancilleres, reunida
a csc efecto y donde tuvieron
tan destacada actuaci6n, en- re-
presentation de los Estados Uni
dos del Brasil, S. E. ell senior
Ministro de Relaciones Exterio-
res, doctor Negrao de Lima y
ell ASSESSOR del Presidente Kubits.
chek, doctor Federico Augusta
Schmidt.
EN- ella, Ell canciller de la
Rep1blica Argentina, doctor Car
los Alberto Florit, demostro la
integral coincidencia del pue-
bio y del gobierno argentine
con los altos propositos del pre-
sidente brasileho.
"El gobierno de los Estados
Unidos puso especial enfasis en-
este apoyo con tres hechos es-
p%ecificos:
"A) Ell anuncio de la creaci6n
de una Institution de Fomento,
presumiblemente, Of Banco In
teramericano.
"B) Ell apoyo q la iniciati-
va de la creaci6n de mercados
regionales comunes americanos.
"C) La identification con los
fines de la llamada Operation
Panamericana.
EN- la entrevista que mantu-
We por otros asuntos, aver ma
mana, con ell senior Secretario
Asistente de Estado Roy Rubot-
tom, tuve Ell placer de escuchar
de sus labios la confirmation de
aquel apoyo, desvirtuando asi Ell
equivoco provocado por su re-
ciente discourse en- Santa Bar
bara.
LOS cancilleres americanos
concretaron, ~finalmente, la mi.
ciativa llevAndola al seno de la
o. E.A., el mas alto estrada de
los Estados Americanos. asu-
miendo esta organization, a ira
yes de la reunion especial que
ahora integr6, Ia responsabilidad
de e%jecutarla.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-19
II-VENTAS cAsAS
CORAL GABLES

$1s, 500-Entrada pequena-Plazos.
Secci6n RIVIERA. : dorms., carporte
y garaje, exterior Q interior reeien
pintados. Arboles sombra. Dueho.
AT Amalfi Ave. MO S-4765
(6585) 81 c. G.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Slate tooth
Session

GREENSBORO, ~ G. Bishop
Edgar a. Love. resident bishop
OF the Baltimore Area. was schcd-
ulcd to read the list of pastoral
appointments Sunday morning as
the Tooth annual session of the
North Carolina Methodist Confer
encc Central Jurisdiction came
to a close at Bennett College.
The conference, which opened
on June 10. attracted McthodiStS
from all over the state for the
centennial celebration. Bishop
Willis J. King, resident bishop
of the New Orleans Area. was
the principal speaker at the Cen
tennial Banquet on Friday night.
Sharing the dais with him were
Bishop Robert +. Jones, of Wave.
land, Miss. Bishop Love. Mrs.
David ID. Jones, widow of the
late Bennett president, and Or.
VILLA H. Player. his successor rs
president of the college.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Famous Hill Baptist Church
Mems Day Program

Sunday services, June %. 1858.
Ut 2O435 Northlawn. The 1880
Devotion and Singing will be led
Ivy the men of the Church.
Speaking by different ones.
Solos by Deacon w. "A. Baker
and Brother Oscar Calm. Ser
mon and Collection.
AT 2:l5 PM. chicken Dinner
will be served. Donation $l.00.
AT $50 PM devotion will Nc
led by men. Solo by the Rev
erend C. L. Thomas. speaking
and sermon. AZ 1880 there will be
a mixed program OF shining. speak.
ing. solos and preaching.
We invite men with Christian
talent 10 appear on our program.
Come one and ell and enjoy your.
selves and the Lord. Admission
Is free. Rev. o. c. Johnson. pas
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
BY ROBBIE L. cRUMP

For We are labourcrs togcth-
or with God: yc arc Gods hus-
bandry. yc are Gods builders
was the theme used in the OBJ
scrvancc of the 10th anniversary
Of the pastor and the 14th an.
nivcrsary of the church of the
18th Street Baptist Church, Mid
land Avenue at 18th Street.
The services climaxcd on Sun
day, June Is, 1858, with an
overflow crowd. Guests for this
service was the Callahan Baptist
church, pastor Rev r. Burroughs
was closing speaker.
This church membership should
he commended for the beau
tilul cdficc they have gone Tor.
ward TO construct work is well
on the way on the main audi
.torium) in that North Detroit
community which is surrounded
by Puritan, Oakman, Linwood
and Woodward. But, am say
ing that the bulk of its mem
bcrship comes from that neigh
borhood, though ii is logical, it's
membership comes from all over
Detroit. The lower auditorium
has been completed and ii is
in every respect up to the stand
ards of modern church. But,
during our period of worship
with them, VIC could see SO much
essential element of the church
membership, namely, coopcra-
ton
The church was organized at
$500 Fcnkcll by Rev. Wright, and
moved TO it's present location
several years ago. AuXiliarics
and presidents are. Missionary
Society, Mrs. Alycc Green, sur
day School Deacon William VIII
son, Board of Dcacons +. NJ
Hickman. Trustee Board, Bcrnicc
Peoples, Youth Choir Charles
Price, Male Chorus, Keller Cole.
man. Youth Usher Arnold Ken
ncdy. Sr,. Usher.
Board Nathaniel Johnson. Will
ing Workers Ethel Tallison,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
st. Paul Leads
NAACP Drive

A membership team al ST.
Paul AME Church reported the
highest number OF NAACP mem
berships for the month OF May
among the church units actively
participating in the current
NAACP drive.
Mr.. David Harris. Captain Of
the ST. Paul team. reported $50
memberships for May. Mr.. Harris
also lead his team in number Of
memberships secured. Other high
producers at St PauPs were
Eleanor Nicholson, Tcrrietta
Johnson and John Adams.
Rev. James Charleston Is pastor
OF ST. Paul's AME Church. 2280
Hunt street at Chcne, Detroit T.
Other churches which have set
~ teams TO work in NAACPs
1853 drive include. Hartford Ave
Baptist Church. ST Cyprian's
Episcopal Church. Carter Metro
politan CME, Central Baptist
Church. Greater ST John Baptist
Church, Peoples Community
Church, Zion Church Of God.
Second Baptist Church, Second
Olivct Baptist, Chapel Hill Bap-
fist Church, New 81 PAIL Baptist
Church. Calvary Baptist, Olivet
BAPTIST Church. Russell ST Bap-
fist Church, Tabernacle Baptist
Church, and ST. Bonifacc Cath
Ollie Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Plymouth Makes
MiIIionth v-8

DETROIT-Thc millionth va
engine for Plymouth passenger
cars was produced here today
at Chryslcr Corporations Mound
Road Engine plant Engine pro-
duction was started at the plant
33 months ago ToOling OF the
plant was started 10 months
earlier
Key company officials at the
production OF the milestone en-
CINE were L. Z Bornhauscr,
group exccutivc-powcr train
manufacturing. r. {, McCarroll.
general manager of the Engine
Division and d. +. Miller, plant
manager
The million engines have
combined total of approximately
2l5.0O0,000 horsepower-cqual to
more than so times the total
horsepower generating capacity
required to supply electric power
to an industrial city the size
OF Detroit and cnvirons-or equal
To the total simultaneous peak
horsepower output OF more than
100 Hoover Dams
Approxi ate ly 100000
pounds OF aluminium. 100000
pounds of brass. 394, 3000
pounds of cast iron. 100000
pounds Of alloy stccls and 1872
100000 pounds of carbon steel
in addition TO 100000 pounds
of other miscellaneous materials
and metals were used in the
million engines.
II the million Plymouths for
which the engines were made
were parked end TO end the line
would strcch approximately 5000
miles or a greater distance than
from New York TO Los Angeles.
The 100000 Plymouths total
more than all of the privately
and publicly owned passenger
cars registered in Alabama Kan
sas. Connecticut or Washington.
according TO a 1857 survey of
the u. S. Bureau of Public Roads.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
18th ST. BPt Church
Celebrates 4nnlu Of
Church ind Pastor

Nurses Ida Smith, Senior Choir,
Joseph PhIegm. Junior choir
Elizabeth Render, supervisor,
Deaconcss Board Evelyn Handy,
Annie f.. Smith is night organist,
and Dircctrcss. Vcrnctta Smith
day organist A baby contest was
climaxcd in the closing session
also. Babies were Yvonnc Gcan.
inc, Jr, sponsored by Junior
choir, Stager Lamar Horton. by
Deaconcss. Rita Ross group g.
William +. Gardner, Jr., Sr Ush-
or Board, Denise Spring, group
S. Tanya Milton, Youth choir
Other congregations coming to
help this church were Northwest
Community Baptist and Rev or
zic Clark. Mt Hebron and Rev.
W. NJ Holt. Richmond Street
and Rev f. l.. Harrison. Spring
Hill and Rev. j f. Moss, and
Holy Cross and Rev j. w Por
ter. Presenting each guest speak
or was Rev l.. George Howard,
assistant pastor Serving as mas
ter and mistress of ceremonies
were James Moss, Andrew Brad
field. Charles Harris. Dcamons
Underwood, LaVada Kennedy,
frankie Tyler, and Pauline Cal
houn. Greetings by Pairlce Swift,
Bcrnicc Peoples. Elose Ken.
ncdy, Edward Alexander, Mamie
Hicks. Isabella PIERCE, and Marie
Shivers.
Others appearing were Ethel
Bones, Rose Freeman, Jessie
Jones, +, NJ Hickman. Charles
Price, Adolph Pitts, Moses
Boone, Charles Davis, Myro Art
crbridgc. Vivian johnson, Anition
cite Smith. Palmer Moore, Ethel
.io,.son. Aaron Funcrbcrg. Doris
Jones, Lillian Wilson. Catherine
Peoples. Mozell Crutchficld.
Arnold Kennedy, Z. L. Norman
and Margaret Coleman. Mrs. Ida
Moss was general chalrwoman
All others on committees were
named above The pastor. Rev.
+. W Mathis studied at Detroit
Theological Seminary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Observe Fathers
Day At Peoples

Annual Mems Day and Fathers
lay were observed Sunday at
Peoples Community Church,
" oodward and Pingrcc.
Al the 1880 am. services the
pastor the Rev. Carlyle +. \tcw.
art preached on There Is No
Wealth Greater Than The Labor
OF Man"
The guest speaker at 1890 am.
was Professor III. +. Fortson,
Principal of lnkStcr High School.
An ovcrflowing congregation
heard a memorable message on
"Changclcss Things In A Chang
ing World"
Despite the changes. Prof. Fort
son declared that there is a
dcfinatc place in the world for
both womanhood and manhood
without friction.
lie said people of al walks
OF life talk about what they ought
TO do. TO make the world bet.
ter place TO liVc--but he has
not been able to find out who is
they.
AS fathers. we must make
sure our children have foil sec
vrity and faith in US. The youth
who love God and the church
keeps out Of trouble.
III we expect TO have great
homes. We must have father in
the BACKGROUND to stand behind
the problems Of the family.
Too many times. We as IA.
theirs, are afraid TO take a stand
for the evil things in our neigh
borhOOd
In his closing remarks Prof.
rortSon declared. Let's have
faith in God; faith in people and
our children. God is our help in
every need. lie walks beside us
and guides our way
Patrolman Bonnie Lucas, Of
Bcthunc Station was the soloist
for the Mems Chorus. lie rend-
cred II Want Jesus to Walk With
Me"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
IT'S WAGES. NOT TAXES
Bv Frank Morris

BY Frank Morris Detroit Times, 6III
High wage costs, not high state taxes, discriminate
against Michigan industry members Of the Michigan Tax
Study Commission told here today.
The commission headed by Rep. RoIo G. conin tR) Of
Upton. is preparing tax system for submission TO
the Legislature next year. u met today at the University
Of Detroit with economists from thar institution and from
the University of Michigan.
Prof Wolfgans F. STOPPER. Of the U. Of m. economics
department, said In 52-psge report:
State business amount TO one-haf Of per cent
Of total costs. the average. Their complete abolition
would not business very much.
III is true that compared TO wage costs. state business
taxes in most instances. il not negligible. at least
Insignificant"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
"l3 DEAD IN TORNADO"
land $50 HOMES lEvELED"

EI Dorado. Kan. Detroit Times. ON
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
1.-THE WAGES OF SIM!
FORTUNATELY. MERELY MYTHICAL. MORTAL
THOUGHT ANTLcHRIsT. PSYcHoPATHIc.
ADAMEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvEs AND
FOOLS MOVING PICTURE OF NON-CHRlST
SCIENTIST THINKING. PRAYERS DISCIPLINE.
LEADERSHIP - OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRlPPlES Isaiah BOUND" THERA-
PEUTIcs. EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION!
PART
REALITY IS Externally HARMONIOUS J,
INvULNERABLE. INcORRUPTIBLE
See additional divine dictation back page (Pages
of the Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
DEVIL TAKES DUCK HUNTER. FORD ENGINEER.
FOR 80 YEARS. PLUS!

Clavd J. Nix. 81.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NOT ALERT TO LESSON OF CHRIST JESUS
COMMAND TO THE FISHERMEN COME. FOLLOW nae,
AND WILL MAKE YOU FISHERS OF MEM -
AND CHRIST. SECOND COMING" MASTER
SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH. WHICH is MAKING
SPIRITUAL KINGS AND PRIESTS. AND DIVINE,
CHRIST SCIENTIST METAPHYSlciANS. WHO,
TOGETHER WITH nv ONE. PURE. TRUE CHURCH
OF ALL TIME. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST. WILL
EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING OF THE NAToNs"l
Revelation
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES SHALL KNOW NE.
COD. FROM THE LEAST UNTO THE GREATEST!
AND |. GOD. AND NY INCOMPATIBLE WITNESS
CHRIST JESUS NY SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY,
WOMAN" Matthew 1899. and IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH PRESENTS PERFECT PROTECTION.
MEDICINE. IN INCREASING MEASURE. TO THE
Mul TIMllLIONS. DEVILS ADAM-EvE DUPES-
INCLUDING MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsES.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS. OF A PSEUDO. PHoNY.
MYTHICAL. MATERIAL" so-eaIIed CREATION
AND UNIVERSE
free Press 5i23l-"Services for csvd J. Nix. 81,
Ford Motor Co. engineer who drowned duekhunfing
trip in Lake Erie last Nov g. will be at the Ross r.
Norfhrup Funeral Home body recovered coehes-
ter onf 80 miles from where he and his earold son.
Raymond disappeared last fall Raymonds body was found
~ miles away. April 10. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Great Challenge
tcontInvsd from Page u
pENTEC0sTAL RADIO SERMON SUPERB,
OF BACK TO GOD" HOUR.
cKLW, 1890 PM, Sum-, 5/25
READ coPIoUSLY FROM SECOND CHAPTER OF
ACTS OF APOSTLES"
DEVIL TAKES CROSSE P0INTE PARK m. D.
FOR 20 YEARS, PLUS!

Dr.. Randall A. Whinnery. 46.
COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ALL PHYSICIANS. SURGEONS, PsYcHIATRIsTs.
ru,RoPRAcTERS. oSTEoPATHS. AND MEDICAL
NURSES, ARE SATAN BOUND" IN INVOLUNTARY
CONTEMPT OF THE SUPREME COURT OF MAJESTIC
uNERRINc SPIRIT THE ONE REAL SANE
MIND, SOUL. SUBSTANCE. PARENT, IN, AND OF,
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
THAT CONTEMPT: 1.-THE FLESH PRoFITETH
NOTHING IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH.
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY
ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE" Jesus in John 663
M D.s. EFT Al, AND ALL NoNcHRIST SCIENTISTS,
HAVE ANOTHER 'sod'-"MATTER." THE MYT-H!-
LIKE ITS father, THE DEvIL-'A MURDERER
ALTAR WHO ABIDEs NOT IN THE TRUTH BECAUSE
THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM mo REALITY
AS PER POST cIvIL WAR, INCOMPATIBLE,
IMPERATIVE REVELATION OF MARVELLOUS
CHRIST, MASTER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
News, 5/29)--"Serviees for Dr. Randall A. Whin-
nery 46 will be held Cremation will follow
had Offices in the Fisher Building on staff Of Harper
and Crttenton General Hospitals and Assistant chief Of
staff Of the Mecregor Health Foundation since l945 :"
Wife and survive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

II has been the privilege of
your pastor 10 recently attend
two very significant meetings Of
our general church The last
week in May attended our Gen
cral Assembly in Pittsburgh, Pa.
ana yesterday | returned from a
three day meeting of the Synod
OF Michigan which was held at
Alma College AT our meeting in
Pittsburgh the United PrcSbytcr-
ians and PrcSbytcrianS merged
to form the United Presbyterian
Church in the U.S.A.. you will
notice that our new name is not
very different from the old. but
our size and possibilities for out
reach are much greater Our new
denomination has over three mil
lion members. 5000 churches,
fifty colleges, ten scminarics.
mission work in all corners of
thee world, etc II is good TO be
. part of such group.
Our annual Mems Day service
will be held Sunday. June 22nd,
at $50 and III in the morning.
MIR John Pcrduc, our congrcga-
tional chairman will speak. mems
chorus will sing, key men of the
church will lead in worship, and
the pastor will bring remarks
Members of the planning com.
mittcc are: McSScrS. John Per
due. John Stephens, Ebert Moo
dy. Jessie Butler. Charles J0r.
dan. Y r. Griggs. Harvey Hill.
Harry Willis.
In bold effort TO increase
our outrcach TO the unchurchcd
the pastor appointed the follow
ing persons the past Sunday as
Evangcls: Mrs. Ollie Hunt, Mrs.
Mildred Saunders. Mrs. Lila
Rhodes, Mrs. ola Jackson. MIR.
r. s. Edwards, Mrs. Julia Patton.
Miss Violcttc Gilchrist. Miss
Thclma Sanders, Miss Ethel Wat
kins. Mr.. Thomas Marshall. Mrs.
Jean X. Morcland, Mrs Corlcasc
a. Thompson. Miss Myrtle L. Sy.
fax. Mr.. Worlcy J. Redmond. Miss
Christine Peoples, Mrs. Trunctta
V. Pcrdue. Mr.. Norman West,
Mr. Clarence Gibson. Mr.. George
l.. Carter, Mr.. r. II. Cleagc, and
Mr.. Walter Rosser.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
MITCHELL VS.. LABOR BILL
II AM CONVINCED THEY
THEY WOULD PROVIDE ONLY IlluS0RY
PROTECTION TO TRADE UNION MEMBERS
AND TO THE PUBLIC, AS WELL AS BEING
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO ADMINISTER"

N.V. HeTdIu Its~cseI
WASHINGTON. June 9.--The following is the statement
I'm part Of Secretary James p Mitchell today legislative
proposals affecting labor-management relations made by
the Senate labor Committees
have been following closely the work OF the LABOR
subcommittee Of the Senate Committee on Labor and PuD
welfare headed by sen Kennedy in his efforts 10 dra
sa''on to curb abuses in the abormanasemenf "e'o'
After examining and snayring the proposals that nave
O'' been made TO the Congress by the committee am
oeepy disappointed 10 find that these proposals contain
uee'eneies and weaknesses Of such magnitude that were
'"ey enacted into law. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
CRUSADER
PUBLISHERS COLUMN CONTINUED

AND GODS DIcTATIoN TO HIS SECOND MARY
UNCOMFORTABLE PRoPHETEss REvELAToR OF
The CHRIST, SECOND COMING" MASTER
SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO
ALL PEOPLES:
THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY OF MoRTALs ALIAS
MORTAL MND"!-THAT 'PHoNY,' PsYcHoPATHIc,
ANTLcHRIST, ADAMEvE MURDERoUs CAIN
JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO MIND, THE
CHASTITY FARCE" OF A SUPPOSED MATERIAL"
CREATION AND UNIVERSE. DENYING THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF THE ONE REAL
CREATION AND UNIVERSE LIVERY GOOD!
Genesis I:3l-NEvER A HUMAN BIRTH, DEATH,
ADAM, EVE, MuRDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvE,
OR FOOL, MATTER" SIN, DISEASE, DEFoRMI-
~ DISASTER. so-esIed ACCIDENT. WORLD WAR
EVEN, IN ALL ETERNITY HALL OF WHICH
ARE MERELY sHADOWY, MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES. M-Y-THs,-coUNTERFEiTs AND BUR-
lESoOes OF Externally HARMONIOUS. DIVINE
IDEAS OF THE ONE UNIVERSE - Externally,
COMPLETELY POPULATED. sUPER.sATURATED WITH
MATTERLEsS, FLEsHLESs SPIRITUAL. CHRIST.
LIKE BEINGS OF INcoRRUPTiBLE, iNvULNERABLE,
oMNIPREsENT. HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

All are invited NO COLLECTIONS EVER; LIKEWISE
WEDNESDAY SERVICES
Free lectures Christian Science will be al the follow
ing churches during fhe month Of june
At Second Church Of Christ Scientist, l47 z. Grand
Blvd, Thursday. June 19, 800 pm.
In Birmingham, at Church. 1911 NJ. Chester ST., BIS D.
m, Friday, June 20.
Speaker for the lectures will be Linsen Wood, mem
Der Of the Board Of Leetvreshp Of The Mother Church.
the First Church Of Christ, Scientist. Boston, Mass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

BY
Observation-Disclosures Menshikov Rvssia's ambassa-
dor the United States didn't tell the truth TO nationwide
Tv audience. He said there censorship of dis
patches sent out from Moscow by foreign correspondents
And he repeated his innvendo that the United States
wants whereas the American people do not.
why is il that Russia is the only major power left in
the world today that still has press censorship Of
dispatches leaving the eountry?" he asked
His amazing well don't think there is such
censorship you refer TO- So far know all foreign
correspondents that accredited freely send their dis
patches and different and all that Of thing"
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BY David Lawrence free Press o. u
0DN'T TELL the TRUTH TO. ~ AUDIENCE
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
DEAR MR.. LAWRENCE: WE AGREE. But
WHAT COULD YOU EXPECT FROM A RED?
:, DID NOT HEBREW APPRENTICE FOR THE
"ASsNATE. SAUL OF TARsus. or MuRoeRous
so, FURY RE CHRIST. AFTER REGULATING Ine
SPIRITUAL luNAcy or TIE DEvllsHLY ApulTE-
,,.. RATED AND ENsLAvED JUDAISM - IN HIS
VIEW ROLE AS THE HEROIC. GIANT APOSTLE. 81
PAUL. TAKE GODS. plcrArloN'-"EvsRS
MORTAL A LlAR"is
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