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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-17

circumstances In which 4 sps-
eifie project, definitely de-
tached from religious propo-
gands, may be supported land
used by Catholics but such
particular questions should b
settled by the local pastor Or
by the bishop of the diocese.
The other organizations, are
rot in this category and Catho-
lies may and should be inter-
eSted in fraternal and service
clubs such as the Lions, Eks
etc. Readers Of the Catholic
Times can note news items
about Catholic scouting acti-
vities.
q. On days q partiaI sA-
stinsnes why b ths dirsetion
given that NEAR may b sstSn
81 The principal meal enly4
Some who pack lvnehss woUid
appreciate . meat saRdwieh
st noon and fish n fhe svs-
ming when fhers y rims -
prepare II.
A. II il true that -
stated e.g. in the episcopal 1t
ter to the people Of the did.
cese Of Columbus. Partial ID.
stinence is to be observed On
Ember Wednesdays and Sat
urdays and on the vigil q
Pentecost. On days Ct partial
abstinence meat and soup o.
gravy made from meat may b
taken only once a day ut the
pricipal meal" No doubt this
regulation fits in with the
commonly accepted idea that
q meat dish makes a meal the
principal meal. Also, it is like
" intented to save confusion,
for if that point were ut
made clear there are many
who would have meat both
times. IF it involves some in
convenience and hardship that
is after all the idea of fast
ing and abstinence, isn't 1t?
Send questions to Father Ed
ward F. Healey. Inquiry Cor
ner, The Catholic Times. Boz
$50, Columbus t16) Ohio.
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ca, these and similar advances
in the field of job equality
SHOULD help illustrate to mil
lions of Southerners of good
will that it is possible to
achieve peaceful and fair So
lutions Of tensions and prob
lens arising out of segrega-
these success stories" should
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-17

1.-THE simple sheer of
my non-C Catholic husband
when | do or say some
thing Catholic is the most
agonizing experience OF
my life. For Gods sake, and
/ mean just those words, why
doesn't the Catholic Church
completely forbid mixed mar
sriases?. CIV.
II every mixed marriage
turned out badly, you can be
absolutely sure the Church
would never allow it for any
Catholic. Some mixed marriag-
es, however, do succeed. We
think they are the exceptions,
but some do. incidentally.
some surveys indicate that
there are three times more di-
vorces among mixed marriag-
es than among marriages of
the same faith. / agree with
you that it is such a major
problem that we ought to all
put our best thinking together
and find a solution.
INDIFFERENCE
You know, of course, that
without having a grave reason
no Catholic can marry a nom
Catholic. We priests know
that we would sin previously
il, without this grave reason,
we obtained a dispensation
for a mixed marriage. We may
90 even farther - a Catholic
needs a grave, proportionate
reason to frequently date a
mono Catholic; for social dating
is related to marriage.
of new concern to all of us
is the expressed Indifference
that many Catholic youngsters
have in this matter of dating
those not of their Faith. / per-
sonally would like to see the
problem vigorously attacked.
there. But mind, the Church
never says that a Protestant is
not good enough for a Cath
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also help to illustrate to the
American people, north and
south, that there is still 4
great deal of idealism in the
American labor movement
much more than the steady
flow of bad news from the
Mcclellan hearings might lead
one to suppose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
star stan Writer

THERE ISN'T uglier animal in the Washington Zoo,
the whole world for that matter. than the mandr
He is horror in techncolor with fierce disposition
and great strength to match the dirty look nature has
given him. Mandrs live only in deep forest Of Gaboon
a part Of French Equatorial Africa.
The male mandrill, just as with man. is much uglier
than the female but not necessarily easier to get along
with. The mandrils and their relatives the drills
practically taless However where their tails ought to
be the mandrs blaze with colorreds and puppies that
match for violent color combinations the animals
dog-like face.
These animals roam the wet jungles in mobS much
like the balloons do raidng native clearings for food
with intelligence and caution They avoid humans,
most animals will. but If they moested. any man
involved Is in trouble.
The mandril, like the macaques and the balloons,
runs all fours and Is og-ike in other ways But
dog ever had face like male mandrill in full color.
Varying in brightness according to the Of the
year. typical mandri has bright red muzzle, resem
bling rubber mask set Of yellow chin whiskers close
set sparkling with vlany and white horny -ooking
ridges along the cheeks.
The teeth long and sharp like a dogs but the
mandrill Is bonafde member of the monkey family and
the mandri1 in the Washington Zoo lives in with the
other monkeys.
close relative of the mandrill Is the hamadryaS,
the sacred babOon of the ancient Egyptians This baboOn
is not ugly the mandril seems to be smarter
The hamadryas tribes out organized warfare with
surprise attacks the taking of prisoners and other civil
lied methods
Next Sunday: The Nutria)
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

COMMERCIAL GROUND WANTED
-Approx. 10 acre. Tor eommL use
On Route 20 In Mont. Co. Box
BAT, Star.
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. . -, BELL MOTORS . soo.

STUDEBAKER '55 famous speedster
model pink and t lans nn ,sni
sports model. Bells price. sl,lSo,
alo5 down.
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lora AcAlAsI ron sAlI

nuILbnn8--ad aersa wooded.
lro1ls State "a. kImosi y MI: 90
lonlne .or blq1. reIulailonai nice
Tor motel, drlFe-iu feltaufant 81
fhlersR farm issoo cash. -
ch0icE nUmDNd L0fs ia
sIpsss y sl s eccss'io 'e s..5 fHe
ip s! Woo! WOODED y.'i,,sRs: bent q.
S q ss.S e" Nj s.Aoi..'n'n' ''sA'
cnolcE' WOoDEp mALg AcnE
iaH, u, $50. s1,kbO ior corners,
Approached by Rte. eao. 4 dual
hlfhvay. convenanied 70 en-.
hanfe your inve1lment. VIII
build o. CONTRACT hld N hnanc.
lnl. might apbQrdlnate. Phone
Sssss.y ~ q ma M S.ioss. sa' OF
1lLvkR SPRING. nllgsg chansy
rd.--eh acrefl wooded. ltIeam
aeyos rear p preptrty Reason.
-sRS2I,s 's;s hE1 Ssl:s ~: l1ss.
10. e-llf1 kvei', ~, a-diii
M r.. oH ~ s x. s'S aon; -. 4,
streams. woods. view. rlek YOU
dsi y Prshi So us Tor siSsI
bsfsskR REALTY
l.AcRK WooDKD LOT, well.
drained, % Allentown I'd. $4,000
Eookt AND MOORE RRAlroRs
AZ e.snd0 RI, k-llQ0
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LLOYD-WA0EN
sir-sooled, front-vhsel drive: uD
70 80 pl. per sal. A. low a.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th 81. NV. CO. 5-14e6
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

RIVER PARK. on the Shenandoah
Riyer--Lots and cottages for
sale and rent. Electricity and CEN
trail water system. Filtered SWIM
ming pool, hiking. shufiieboard,
etc. Lots may be purchased with
no down payment, balance 2
years. West on Route so through
P.ss rishs on s9sss e 9sirI Ini tS,:
ad and save iOes on any lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
AJAX Rlank's PontIac

'oNTiAc bT star chiei eepvsfi-
i Iss. p 4 nsaias s. Pni 6aIi
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PORsCIIEs-JuIl recelved ahlp-
ment Of hrand-neW 1898 CaIteraa
and coupe.. many NJ select ffom.
also several TOP quality us,c, tfom
aPIooFErsb Cars CANS. tx hA sna 1 "a 81.
NV. no. a.annn.
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oLDs Isl SUPER ass| eonvsrt.i
TOP: red and white leather iEi-
5 SI.s, iul ls SSS'f NIL il'' ssslss T bss
III. b-o7OO: Ext. 1.l7ol: eve
ninGs. XII. s-o632. Mr.. KINNEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

REVEL CRAFT 1868 sport hard
sSS GtAisy PoT spSaOI WITH 20 o2 SouE:
time: Completely saSieped: many
extras, side and cockpit covers.
Asking $1,000. Can be seen 81
oLDToNWyN- YACHT BASIN. Call
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET so "2i0" VS. 1-dF
station Wason; powefelide, Z. and
b.; one owner; peri. condition,
Priced $500 below market; ST.
POS, si05 down.
BEl.L MOTORS
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NInRoD cAMFKR TaAILER. nsv
irs,sss ana irsish,' iaff
sqauLr .sa; 90 IT, good como.
PoFshl az install si.bsb. WI
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Blanks Ponuac
~ Nv "a a.sg6S
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uosI sse.eee ~ RUp,D. vIll gas.
tpl,l essl gar sIgane home Win
RsSs ID pi en- i rem IS en''spi g.s
AZ elab room, eesh viz 'xfPss..
places. ialeuslsd porch essrlooi .
and aiofase room Noat kaf6oI
AZ, Ideal lor children. onig ~.
900 cash REQUIRED, shown 81 ep-
Aalpfd1Y and Bunday. krlnes fred.
fUdfNk d. oiNofE.. w.
COTTAGE On south nfepeh Of 10.
lomae River, near PrAnklln, NJ W
i7si PARK III iluntinston, II VI Va
LAnok nat rn0kr LoTl viii tfads
Achk lots. fS0x30O and iarser,
$3.50 NJ. eaay terms; GOOD roads
plenty shade trees. These lot1
arc not waterfront, but IN the
che.apsake BAY West River ARIA,
Convenient 20 stores, school buses,
rs Az . 'e ,s.a sYgn, e. a.. as: q. q
s$3s AZ. e ~ ne \. " cSSsI! y. Sss.s
VAIN h'''sAbMss.s Gi Ssgess ~: sSn
q, nv ~. 7-ibfsi ewes, wo
uTfLE COTTAGE, Z blks from
slT: sis: , ss S %ssSn, .,e Sy gso5
49, - eafGs 80 i..ss 80. 80.
hayyo6hps, f SSp' o. so s,A i az np.sI.
PesseI Nd cail uNivsr'i''
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToM0fIvE Mlso.
rRAlLERs

PUT ) TOYS q - .SsDsiiIsslpV 4
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Jack Blair. Inc.

Ms5y.gs s ..T. sP s.S., DEALER S.H:
WeIis plain, NJ y. wl q y: s:ss55li
6PAkTAN. sfARcRAHT, LfHkRTf
8 pasnA LAKES q s2ci nvloT sub SES
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CADILLAC SALE

S .sS cse .:: SSny:Et dSc s sSSDf
every respect; original cost over
SO 900, now only $4.996;. as low
Is S496 down. Se-month bank
financing.
81 Cadillac convertible coupe; AIR
CONDITIONED. every possible ex-
ira: has been driven. Just Q few
mites and has always been garaee.
kept Truly the incest In town.
As low as 10Ts down, 36-mo. bank
financing. You can buy this air.
conditioned beauty for only
SO Cadillac convertible coupe; orig
inal baby blue finish; every pos
sibls power extra; very low mile
age; 10ss down, 36-nio. bank
t mn, s5 Sos weekend special 81
IS Cadillac de ville-type coupe: all
gine; one owner, Of course. must
mo. bank financing. Pull price only
So $685.
'b5 Cadillac Coupe de Vile: original
red finish, all power extras; one
Of the prettiest cars Cadillac has
ever made: 10es down, S0-mo
bank financing; S2.b95.
All the above one-owner cadillAcs
carry o new-ear, 9O-day guar
antee.
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VACATION PLACES
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks in
rs minutes whether its paid for
or not, HKRsoN's. sth and o
NV. DE-. 2-4T00.
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oulu WIS. Ates ~. " = W.. 0-esos
sTUDEBAKER '5I famous SILVER
Hawk; 2ee-h.p. VS., auto. shlft.
beaut. e-tons black and gray nm
ian, red leather interior, hydra. A
real sports model. Belle buy Of
the week, 1895, Slob down.
BILL MOTORS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


BUICK 1890 super eonys 2. n.
safSS OWNER, soSO O q. nv
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p Sns,y i isss ssP.I tsr m I:as9
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AuTomonlLEs ron SAFE

mEncEDEg - 100 a. 1 sqnyi I
4 Ia eonsi., ss.sbb. JACK Pkf
Iith and Cue
a.Enckpns-nLsk apo 4 !, r -. Z.
Msi 1870 as rs, 49,, n nss s1nilstls
eANnkeviitR cfNfhi. lssrrsdss.
sfIlkssposs.' ' "a s.7ias'' ~
NnncEnEs 'ss s,ar. sseaa: Ms s.
dltion. heanf dark gresn nnlsh,
aSe % appreclats.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2o10 Wilson Dlyd "a, $4,000
MERCURY 80 eonyeFtihlsl power
nteerinu, MefuQmAtic etc. uleam-
lna black nnlkh, leather interior
immae thfoulhout tea. slpo
down. Alao Z h0niereI hardtopa'
500 wn, Ave, NV NO. $4,000
MEncunY 1888 haratop; a.tops
Mercomalie, and h.l low NILE.
oier ia s-afes evenings
MEncUny 1898 hardtop; l owner
SAYS. Do, b-eeo6. -
MkRcUnY 80 s-df, hardlop; '. ant
h., heFe-matlc. Wv, tires. n
ovnfr. Low milAee. s.tone, ,hho
$3.50 .dna balance nnanced tnle
local bank, immed, dels eAh 10
MERCURY ss Moalslsy s.atioI
WHeon: 2, and h !, Mereomauc
owner. very gQod condition, ~
ssg6 aI cR isHasss,{'a @0'ns 'r'l'i
MERcURY "a s-doof sedan y. AM
n. Wv. tires, overdriyt, loade,
with extras. especially clean, 500,
best oiief, wa. T-Oo4a,
METso "a ssnysri' nv tires 70
gai.i s0f5. CT. $4,000.
NC, have good Healsy, may tab
NO In trade, CT, 0-ia1i,
NC I'd .hl red sOcd eond. Cal
WO. o-e00o after , pm. SAL
OF after 10 an. sun. y
NASH 1850 2.dr, sedan; looks ans
0-a100.
NASH 1858 MstFopoiitan; This ~.
I've Gas saver, hard 70 get. on Sal
heater par PARkER, srd and J
NV. Di. 5-40f6.
NASH 's4 Ambassador; hydramatlc
Cont. spare. tight body, good en-
CINE; pvt. partyi 800. ST. ,
sS6S, days; AD. 9.Osbo, ewes.
oLDs "a "as" sedan 4-dr.: 3b''
goo ma ma l ES pH Sss new 1 sfrs5o
FkLIS CHURCH oh soro-PLY'
MOUTH. JE. a-2a0O.
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PoRscmRs. 'Ss, new 1900, epe,
and 'bN new "i0Q0- spnroef: ~
SUPER epsedster, s9,6eb alae n
iPlS az dSs o Tsss' ss snen sf,sI
RAMBLER 1888 club sedan; with
oveIdrive. z and H. .xesllsnt
IA. h.oall.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

VALUABLE S-ACRH residential
blvd, Mont. Co.. Nd; ledal for
vsuaDSdtlyttantpps.. SEND Offers p c: J.
4 Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
oN TERMS, Ii. $4,000 9. Z.
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Kept Governor


tConfnued from Back PageI
Plants have moved out Of Michigan New Industry mas
M. 80. =, =. .n,.ee them Other States however, are
osnino new Industry al substantial rate For example,
in 1857 iudsns gained a7 fsetorss' North Carolina
,67; and Ohio. more than 200 while m,en'esn SAN.
only I6l ~ ,..u..
Your State Government has respons'o''Y 20
oood er,,,o Gar industrial growth and new lob opPor
funiiies for you. .,,,..r.,,o,
The facts prove that the present state Ao"'"'" ''''
icensInvsd Next Column ToP'
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Ford-UAW Contract
(continued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page
THE DEVIL. VIA ROMAN CATHOLICISM, SOUGHT,
WITH CONSIDERABLE SUCCESS. TO GAIN POWER
OVER THE MARVELLOUS ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE
LATE HENRY FORD. PROTESTANT, PIONEER OF
MASS PRODUCTION APPLIED TO AUTOMOBILE
MANUFACTURE. THUS PUTTING THE WORLD ON
WHEELS A CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS CHRIST
JESUS PROMISE
AM CONE THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE. AND
THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE IT MORE ABUNDANTlY"
BUT, THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM WILL
BE FORCED INTO A THOROUCHcONG SPIRITUAL
REGENERATION MY PRECIOUS MARTIN
LUTHER AND THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION
EFFECTED A GOOD BEGINNING!
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM WILL BE
COMPELLED TO INTELLIGENTLY AND HONESTLY
OBEY THE FIRST COMMANDMENT, THOU Shall
HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE Me-! = uNekk'No'
MAJESTIC SPIRIT THE ONE SUBSTANCE!
THE CHRIST. THE WAY The TROIH, ANU TIE
LIFE" TOGETHER WITH FULFILLMENT OF ouk.
JESUS AND NY, PROMISE AND PROPHECY 10
THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION"
OF "ANorHER COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER,
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST" - FULFILLED IN The
PosT-cIvIL WAR ERA, VIA MY SECOND MAXI
Matthew 1888, Revelation 10 and l2)-THE lAIIek
PERTAINING TO WOMAN" WHOSE MAN CHILD
WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON
AND NY DIcTATIoN TO NY SECOND MAXI,
MRS. EDDY, THERETO. IN MY. GODS, MAS ekr,ee.'
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK = savior,
PROTECTOR. AND LIBERAToR OF ALL BIBLES AND
THE SATAN BOUND" NON CHRIST SCIENTIST
cLERcyI FROM THE MYTHICAL, DEviLiSH,
ApAM-EvE, SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or AL
BIBLES! - KING JAMES PROTESTANT. my SnossM-
AND THE CLERGY AND LAYMEN. ALL LEADERS
AND MASSES FROM THE ADAM-EvE MATTER"
MYTH EGO oe ALL HUMAN PAREN!HUUD.
THE chill BLESS CHRIST JESUS DEMANOtO
FOR GOD. PRECEDENCE OF ADAMS AND EWES
AFFECTIONS. DEvoTioN-As suPeK'oK ~
HUMAN TIES: - HUSBANDS, WIVES, PARENTS,
CHILDREN. BROTHERS, SISTERS, LANDS AND
POSSESSIONS. EVEN UNINSURED HUMAN HoNoRs!
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Tv Cheap, Vulgar
CONTINUED from Back Page,

THIS COULD BE A TREND, AND HOPE IT IS. IF
CHILDREN CONTINUE TO IMPROVE At THE PRESENT
OR WITTY RATE THE Tv SET CAN BE JUNkED IN AN
OTHER 10 YEARS, UNLESS-AS THE STATISTICS 'ND
cATE-IT TAKES LONGER TO WEAN THE OLD FOLKS
Now have nothing in the world against fe'ev's'on
except its content which cheap. vulgar, repef'ous
phoney crude, violent vnn,ssinafive anfnfe''isen amt
intellectual and Just plain dull And puerie So puer''e
In fact that elementary school children are beginning
to turn from II.
RECENTLY HAVE BEEN CONFINED TO THE HOUSE
BY A NASTY ANKLE sPRAIN. THERE WERE DAYS ONCE
THE Tv SET WAS TURNED ON FOR NY ENTERTAIN
MENT WHEN COULDN'T TURN IT OFF. HAD TO WAIT
UNTIL SOMEONE HEARD NY PTEOUS SCREAMS AND
CAME TO NY RESCUE.
This was my first real experience with daytime e'evson
traun,atc bout at best Such sadisc Intervening tor
hour after hour of sveawsys and soap suds us tossup
which Is worse.
THE cAMBIr I HATED MOST WERE THOSE INDIE
CENT FREEHAND DRAWINGS OF HUMAN INNARDS
OVER WHICH NATURE ITSELF SYSTEMATICALLY
PROVIDED THE INITIAL VEIL.
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has not lived up 10 this responsibility
As your Governor will call industry In other States
'o' me purpose OF selling Mehissns advantages for
plant 'ocs''on will ask labor ndvrisl leaders 10
Join me- Labor. industry end your Governor WORKING ~
ssfhsr will show That Michigan has established The CEN
dfons necessary TO get Jobs Working together we
will prove that NOW MICHIGAN MEANS BUSINESS
NY goal as your Governor, in the next two years will
be 100000 new industrial Jobs in Michigan
You can help with your vote on November a.
Sincerely
Paul D. BsgweIi
Republican Candidate for Governor
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Union Boss
Continued from Back Psss)

VomnUed from Back Page1
DELvERANcE FROM PERIL WHEN OTHER MEN WERE
DYING IN DEFENSE or REUTER- AND HIS INsURREc-
TIoNARv cooNs WHO HAD OPERATED THE TERROR
IN MICHIGAN THAT CREATED REuTHER'S PRESENT
EMPIRE
Hershey Is not typical army bvresverst. He typical
OF nothing He special, gaseous old ehsir-warmer.
There pang Of irony in he at Lakeland FIa
IN the fail Of 1856 when he he best speaker available
to address fhe convention Of the Medal Of Honor Society
composed heroes who had by conduct above
and beyond the call Of duty the greatest honor within the
gift OF the people Of this nation Revther. himself would
have been no less appropriate.
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America On Its Knees
CONTINUED from Back Psge)

we have turned from you TO 60 our selfish way we
have broken commandments and denied Your truth
We have left Your affairs ihe false gods OF money
and pleasure and power.
Forgive and help Us.
Nov darkness gathers around Us and confused
In all our eovnses Losing faith in You. lose faith In
ourselves 49,
Inspire US with wisdom oil Of Of every color race
and creed 10 use our wealth, strength TO help our
brother, instead OF destroying him.
Help US TO do Your will u Is done In heaven and 70
be worthy OF Your promise OF peace earth.
Fiji US with faith strength and new courage,
that we may win ihe Battle for Peace.
BE swift 10 dear God. before the darkness falls
Conrad N. Hilton
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1888
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Prescription for Heurtuehe'
life's Bottle Is Won II You Can Defeat Fear

This is the fourth in series Of articles from book,
Prescription for Heartaehe by Dr. Richard c. Hertz,
Temple Beth Fl. published by Pageant Press New York
BY Or. Richard c. Hertz free Press)
Never in all history have men had so much materially
and yet been fearful spiritually This distressing mental
condition preys society," Wherever turn you find peo-
pie uneasy, anxious troubled. fearful
THEIR HOME LIFE IS NOT WHAT IT SHOULD BE.
CHILDREN REFLECT THE ANxETIEs OF PARENTS.
WIVES MIRROR THEIR HUSBANDS WORRIES. EVERY
ONE SEEMS AFFECTED BY AN ACUTE APPREHENSION
OVER THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF LIFE People worry about
their work.
They fear economic conditions They worry lest their
sons fodder for another Armegeddon Fears
and anxietes compounded in tfery state
Of mind
Without knowing why, millions at various times are
oppressed with feelings Of insecurity uneasness dsaf's-
faction anxiety worry fear doubt and dependency Fears
kind another haunt and cast shadow over our
happiness.
WE MUST COME TO GRIPS WITH THIS PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE ENEMY IF WE ARE TO MAKE A SUCCESS OUT
OF LIFE FEAR IS THE MOST OIsINTEcRATiNc ENEMY
OF MANS PERSONALITY. HIS GREATEST SINGLE
ENEMY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

khrushchev Demands
Continues from Beck Page,
PART
TAKE COMFORT. DEAR READERS THE OLD
GAZING IS TRUE: GIVE THE DEVIL ENOUGH ROPE
AND he WILL HANG HIMsELFI
AND TO NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
PRECIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., THE REV
MARY BAKER EDDY. SECOND MARY TO you.
TERROR, URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS, IS SELF
DESTROYED" Up. 476. sab. AND A PROFOUND
CONCLUSION AFTER AN EXHAUSTIVE SURVEY OF
THE HISTORY or EVIL AND ITS MYTHICAL
NATURE:
but WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT
AT N0THINCNESS? THE SUM TOTAL
OF HUMAN ERROR!
PART = ~ '''''
DEVIL. HELL. "MATTER," EVIL. ARE NJ ','-T-H-s!!!
cHRisTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS !. AND NY ONE,
PURE, TRUE CHURCH, THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
ARE IMPERATIVE. GOOD sAMARITANs," "BRO1'HER's
KEEPERS" TO LIBERATE THE SATAN BOUND"
CLERGY. THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST AND THEIR
SHEEP, LAMBS, AND coATsr-INcLUDNc
THE SAVED. STILL RUNNING AROUND
IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS!
likewise ALL LEADERS AND MASSES
THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH. THE
DEVIL AND HIS DUPEs MUST AND WILL, BEHAVE
LIKE MURDERoUS GAINS. cOLiATHs JUDASES.
KNAvES AND FOOLS, LIKE SAUL OF TARSUS-THAT
APPRENTICE FOR THE HEBREW RABBINATE.
SPIRITUAL LUNATIC !, WHO WAS LIBERATED.
HEALED!-AND BECAME THE IMMORTAL ST.
PAUL! AND MARY MACDALENE, OUT OF WHOM
JESUS CAST SEVEN DEVLS!. WAS LAST AT THE
CROSS AND FIRST AT THE SEPULcHRE', AS NY
PRECIOUS, INCOMPATIBLE, PROPHECIES,
PRESTESS MRS. EDDY, SO PROPERLY OBSERVES.
HEAR A CONCLUSION RE THE FoREGoNc
PERFECT GOD, PERFECT CREATOR. THE ONE REAL
PARENT, THE ONE SANE MIND, SOUL, IN,
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE, OMNIPoTENT,
DIVINE LOVE, YOUR FATHER-MOTHER GOD.
ALL-fIARMONIOUS" 1! AND ONE AND ONLY ONE
UNIVERSE, SUPER.sATURATED WITH UNINVAD-
ABLE, INcORRUPTBLE, lNvULNERABLE. OMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR
TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
is AN INFALLIBLE CONCLUSION OF THE WHOLE
BUSINESS AAtA.~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

NC W ZI~bUkN6 NM NJ - OkSsv AN SSSessSUs
eve. NUMEROUS CAIN. JUDAS. kllAvE
OR A FOOL. HUMAN MALE OR FEMALE.
IN NV. GODS UNIVERSE. M ALL ETERNITY!
SEE THE cs. TEXTBOOK. KEY TO THE SCRIP
TURSs" GENESIS RE THE SPIRITUAL ASPECTS
c. SEX! and implication thereto in "oUR FATHER
MOTHER GOD. ALLHARMoNIous." p. Is. s&H
GENESIS l:3l: land GOD SAW ALL THAT He HAD
MADE AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS l-LS-l VERY GOOD!
MRS EDDY MAKES VERY CLEAR THAT JESUS
DEMONSTRATIONS AND DECLARATIONS RE THE
DeWL-A LIAR, VOID or TRUTH = MADE
CLEARLY APPREHeNsietE TO "ThE PURE m HEART"
nv CHOSEN PEOPLE,. cHRisTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS - THAT THERE IS NO REALITY IN
DEVIL HE'LL, MATTER" HUMAN BIRTHS,
DEATHS. DISEASE. DEFoRMTIEs. DISASTERS
cArAsTRoPHes. PesriLeNcEs, WARS EVEN
ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA ARE
MERELY sHADoWY. VISIBLE. MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES. coUNTERFEiTs AND
BURLEs0uEs OF Externally HARMONIOUS DIVINE
AND SPIRITUAL IDEAS! - YOUR TRUE. ETERNAL
INDIVIDUALITY
MY cREATIoN-AND THERE is NONE oTHER-Is
MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIkE !!
AND Externally. COMPLETELY PoPULATEs
THE ONE UNIVERSE, sUPER-sATURATEs IT WITH
UNAVAILABLE, INcoRRUPTlBLE. iNvULNERABLE.
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFE!,
YOUR TRUE HABITAT