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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

ANDREWS FIELD AREA -beu
rm., 2-bath, new brick; rec. Tm.
. freplaces. garage. full din. rm
lz-aere lot II desired; across iron.
school Consider building lot o.
acreage In trade. Price, SCI ,95u
JOHN I. SHELTON. REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
COLESVILLE

ChIlds Sc. an1 Wheeler dr-Brand-
new 4-bedfoom. hath brick
soa Sls p ssPfr, H,b dr pin.e. room
rage. excellent Construction: large,
corner lot: priced below repro
duction cost. Directions: Cesesville
I'd. 70 Northwest dr.. left to Childs
St and house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
Plans Soviet Visit

FRANKFURT, June % up.
-Czechoslovak President An
tonin Novotny is scheduled to
make an official visit to the
Soviet Union next month. The
Czech news agency said Mr..
Novotny, who also is first Sec
rotary of the Czechoslovak
Community Party, will arrive
in Moscow July 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
Youngmon Named US.
Top Garden Writer

Wilbur II. 1oungman, garden
editor OF The Star for the last
10 years. has been chosen as
the outstanding newspaper
writer on gardens in the
Nation.
He was named an ASIA
Award winner for outstanding
horticultural journalism at
banquet ceremonies last night
In ST. Louis by the American
Seed Trade Association annual
convention. Mr.. Youngman,
who lives at 20 Shaw avenue,
Silver Spring. was awarded the
ASIA statuette.
Announcement OF the award
was made by True d. Morse,
Undersecretary OF Agriculture.
Mr.. Youngman was selected for
the honor by a special judging
board made up OF Prof. Har-
leigh Kemmerer Of the Univer-
sity OF Illinois. Or. L. II. Pollard
OF Utah State University, Prof.
K. r. Marvin Of Iowa State
University and DR.. Fayette
Copeland Of the University Of
Oklahoma.
Other ASIA award winners
include Don Muhm, farm edi-
tor. Omaha World-Herald; Yer
non Schneider, associate editor
OF Successful Farming Maya
zine, and Gretchen Harshberger,
garden editor Of Household
Magazine.
In Sunday Star
The articles which won ma
tional recognition for Mr..
Youngman all appeared last
year in Sunday editions Of The
Star on the Garden Page. They
covered a variety Of develop
ments in the growing. care and
use OF flowers and vegetables,
including landscaping practices
and allied horticultural mate
rails and products.
Mr.. Youngman is a veteran
authority on gardening and has
been a frequent lecturer and
guest on radio and television
programs about gardening. He
is a past president of the Amer
lean Horticultural Society. the
Potomac Rose Society. the Agri-
culture Department Garden
Club, the Takoma Horticultural
Club and the Colesville Garden
Club. He is also an accredited
judge of the American Rose
Society.
He also is a member at large
of the governing board of the
National Capital Garden Club
League, which annually partici-
pates in the National Capital
Flower and Garden Show.
Mr.. Youngman is a man who
likes TO put his gardening the
cries to practice in his own
back yard. In addition to his
weekly writing for The Star. he
also is the author of the widely
sold Star Garden Book. a bih,e
Of the garden in the Potomac
Valley area.
Revised Yearly
The book, sold at cost. is re-
vised every year for The Star.
1t includes chapters on soils.
seeds, crop culture, spraying
and busting practices. ANIMALS,
perennials. plants for the in
door garden. roses, Towering
shrubs. evergreens, lawn care,
shade gardening. vegetable gar
dens and crops. herbs. fruits
and berries and landscaping
home properties.
A native of Bloomington. Ill,
Mr.. Youngman received his
B. S. in farm management from
the University of Illinois and
his masters degree in farm
management from Iowa State
College. He was an associate
professor in his speciality at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25

Texas Ann for two years and
in 1926 was employed by the
Agriculture Department as an
agricultural economist. Later
he became an information spe-
cialist and was in charge OF ex-
hibits. films and other visual
aids.
In l943, Mr.. Youngman was
made a commodity specialist
in seeds. He also served cas-
Secretary OF the Combined
Food Board Committee on
Seeds. the Requirements and
ALLEGATIONS Committee and the
Supply Estimates Committee on
Seeds. Three years later, he was
appointed secretary Of the
International Committee on
Seeds for the International
Emergency Food Council. Food
and Agriculture Organization Of
the United Nations.
Foreign Research
Mr.. Youngman was a market
ing specialist from 1913 to 1854.
when he developed specifica-
tionS for price support pro-
grams for seeds and studied the
international supply Of seeds as
they affected the domestic price
support programs.
For the past four years, he
has been the seed marketing
specialist for the Foreign Agri-
cultural Service Of the Agri-
cultural Department, doing
research in the international
trade in seeds. promoting for
eign markets and Servicing
United States seedsmen. This
work has taken him to As
countries.
His published works include
Vegetable and Seed Industry
of the u. S. A." in the National
Horticultural Magazine and
Gardens: An Important Cog
in the German Food Supply"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26

at Westminster, Md, to Ameri-
can University this year. 1t
has been at the latter site. as
Westminster Theological Semi
nary. for the last rs years. The
school will have enough build
ing completed by September to
begin its fall semester here,
DR.. Trott explained.
The seminary president
warned the gathering there is
an urgent need of ministers in
all denominations to fill vacan-
cies in churches.
The Methodist Church, for
example, needs 1880 new min
listers every year, 1900 just to
replace those who retire or
die and 1000 to man the grow
ing numbers of churches" DR..
Trott said. I'VE are producing
fewer than 900 trained min
listers each year."
He pointed out the popula-
ton increase in the United
States from 1910 to 1856 was
28.l per cent.
Low Ministerial Increase
"The Methodist Church
membership increase kept pace
with a 1873 per cent increase,
DR.. Trott noted. I'm the same
period. its ministerial increase
was only 9 Of per cent, while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26

the increase Of supply ttem-
porary) ministers was 50 per
cent.
1T shows that in a period
when there is increasing hope
for a spiritual renaissance and
a real layman's response to
religion. we are faced with
diminishing leadership" he
added.
The speaker said the semi
nary will bring to Washington
"a Protestant theological center
of the first magnitude. It will
bring there the great theo-
logical leaders of our time. We
hope to make a real impact
upon the CITY,"
He pointed out that, whereas
the seminary in Westminster
was built for 40 students and
now accommodates $50. the
new Wesley Seminary eventu-
ally will take care of $50 stu
dents.
Frank B. Crider, president of
the Civilian Club. presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
District SAR
Elects Adams

The District Society of the
Sons of the American Revolu-
ton last night elected w. Rod
ney F. Adams its new president.
Now the groups senior vice
president. he succeeds Alan
Buxton Hobbies.
The annual election of ON
GERS was held in the Cosmos
Club.
Mr.. Adams. who lives at 9616
Old Sprin road, Kensington,
Md, is the assistant vice presi-
dent Of the General Cable Corp,
He Joined the local chapter of
the SAR in 1912.
Other officers elected last
night include Jesse B. Manbeck,
senior vice president: Robert
S. w. Walker, second vice presi-
dent: Grahame T. Smallwood.
jr., third vice president; Rich
ard M. Black, secretary: George
r. l.. Cole, assistant secretary:
Allen r. Foster, treasurer. and
Lee C. Marsteller. assistant
treasurer.
Also, j. Fred Dorman III,
registrar; o. Kenneth Baker,
assistant registrar; Ames w.
Williams, historian: Willis
Bergen, chaplain, and Frederick
w. Haverkamp, assistant chap
lain.
Elected to the board Of man.
agement were Warren C. Foster.
William r. Furlong. Mr.. Hob
bes, Charles T. Macdonald and
Donald r. Osborne. 'jr.
Charles M. Marsteller was
elected trustee of the District
society and Mr.. Hobbies ma
tional society trustee.
Officers will be installed on
April 10 at a dinner-meeting
in the Kennedy Warren Apart
ments.
In a speech before the group
last night, Leroy w. Morrison,
OF the Washington field office
of the Bureau of Narcotics. said
drug addiction in the area has
been greatly reduced.
Mr.. Morrison said Washing
ton, with some 1900 addicts,
ranks sixth in the Nation in
the number of addicts. New
York is first. followed by Chi
cago, Detroit and two areas in
Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26

center on the American UNI
versity campus.
DR.. Trott told a meeting Of
the Civitan Club in the May
flower Hotel the seminary
hopes to raise the rest of the
needed funds by the end of
this year.
Moving From Westminster
Wesley Theological Seminary
will move from its old location
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
Virgin IsIonds' Quuke

CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Vir-
gin Islands, Mar. rs (P.-
Three slight earth shocks were
felt at $3.50 am. today in st.
Thomas Island. A heavier
quake and two minor ones
shook the island at midafter-
noon yesterday but caused no
damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
Wesley SeminoryNeors
Cool for $1.5MiIIion Gift
BY CASPAR NAMES
star star Wrfker

Dr. Norman Trot president Of Wesley Theological Semi
announced yesterday the seminary within 100000 Of
the needs to match SIS million gift Of the Kresge
Foundation of Detroit.
year foundation announced its gift contingent
upon the institution raising matching to build seminary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Illegal Strike
(continved from Back Pase)

Continued from Back Page)
Now believe II Is ndspvabe that there Is right
TO strike against government That's what the condon-
Wadn law has said for provides for firing the
strikers shutting off pay increases in Of reinstatement
and
But the Mayor won't invoke Condon-Wadin Governor
Hartman calls Impractical law. Both want to keep
labor happy and count sbors votes at election time
So how DO you go about getting effective prohibition
on strikes against government? It's entirely correct 10
punish the strikers Just there ought to be punishment
for government officials who negotiate with public en-
poyees on strike. But al the time doesn't
ordinarily strike talk strike unless he has grievance.
And government tells It's workers they can't strike then
there has established substitute for the settlement
OF differences.
This Is lacking Instead the moiormen or Quill point
gun at governments head Therevpon Mayor Wagner
whoever u may joins in breaking the spirit Of the law
Each time this happens through political fear and eongens
lack OF foriitvde the situation Is set up for unchecked
repetition.
But this Is all wrong. " can't 90
We say that the coming Legislature must devise pro-
eedurss which make such strikes impossible vnprohsbe
The lawmakers must u that fair remedy provided
In case Of injustice that acceptance OF awards DO eopU
sorry and that pvnshmsn be flexible but ssiH US big
order bur lets have law that really eompss rsspses.
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JAN. ". Isss u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Property Seizure

(Son.Inued from Back Tage)
For several days the news dispatches have told Of
the eoneaon Of the property Of Dutch citizens who live
in Enthusiastically the Dutch East ndesbuf there
has not been single protest from the major Of the
world against what probably the handwork Of the
Communists.
ndoness Is the creature Of the United States and her
allies who helped the island empire achieve independence
from Dutch rule in o4o The cry Of eoonaism had been
raised and the Department OF State. under the Truman
administration did everything could to bring about the
separation Of the Dutch from he island possessions where
during many hundred years Hollands investors had aided
in development Of such rubber and petrol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Heavy lakes
tcontinved from Back Page)

(Confnued from Back Page)
The tax bracket from 20 TO 81 per cent.
Get this straight IT'S the 20 per cent bracket people who
pay IS cent Of all personal income taxes the higher
bracket boys taxed 100 per cent II woudn the
government two weeks. That's the "trvdy"!
Only the lower bracket workers have enough votes 70
stop the tax racketee They have the lose Money
isn't everything But IT'S way ahead Of whatever is second
II you keep IL. And that's not barrel OF bs!oney
The income tax fashioned the "svmpin for muffin dream
boat that the Leftwing dealers built in 1888 to take
down the road TO Karl Marks slave factory.
We can enough non-essenta government spend
ing to build the ntereontinenta baistic missiles need
without raising taxes any higher As matter OF tact we
build the missiles and reduce taxes have the
10 do II.
Neghbor. start yelling at your Congressman like he
the umpire You paid enough TO get into the ball park
without being robbed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11

Continued from Back Pagsl
An elderly woman. stranger. smiles spprovlngly.
AUSTRIAN BORN MEDICAL NURSE EXAMINES AND
KEEPS FOUR TRIBUNE REPRINTS. AND POINTS
HER FINGER TO THE STATEMENT. TINE UNIVERSE
IS Iooss THE MANIFESTATION or THOUGHT
Continued Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Scientist Abandons-

CONTINUED from Back Page)
AND, AS DICTATED TO MY
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DIVINE REEVE
LATOR, WOMAN" Matthew 1893, SECOND MARY.
MRS EDDY: "ERRoR, UNCOVERED IS TWO-THIRDS
-. TO NiNE-TENTHs DESTROYED AND TIE
REMAINDER DESTROYS ITSELF" !-M. W.
THE DEVILS COMMUNISM CANNOT ESCAPE ITS
MISREPRESENTATION! THE god or NATURAL
scIENcE-NATURALLY A PRISONER or The
DEVIL lis YIELDINC-MuST SUBMIT TO uNCCN
OPTIONAL SURRENDER - TO SUPER, ABSOLUTE.
IMPERATIVE SCIENCE OF ETERNAL REALITY -
PERFECT CREATOR. CREATION. AND UNIVERSE
-ETERNALLY COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH
FLEsHLEss, MATTERLEss. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLiXE
BENcS--SUPER- sATURATiNG THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH INcoRRUPTlBLE. iNVULNERABLE OMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. WHEREIN
ALL TRUE. Externally HARMONIOUS BEING IS
APPREHENDED !-NEvER AN ADAM NOR AN EVE,
NOR A MURDEROUs CAIN, JUDAS. A KNAvE OR A
FOOL, NOR A HUMAN BIRTH, NOR MATTER
THAT 'PHoNY SUBSTANCE or THE DEVIL
GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH NOR ANY OF THE
DELusoNs OF THE SATAN BOUND" CLERGY
ETERNITY or HE'LL" EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT"
EXTERNAL DARKNESS! Therein.
ALL or THE MATERIAL" AND HUMAN ARE
MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS. WHICH
THE NON-cHRlST SCIENTIST CLERGY--"SATAN
BOUND" EVERY SINGLE CNE-ACCEPT AS
REALITY 1900 YEARS BEHIND THE TIMES II!
YEARS AFTER THE ASCENSION OF JESUS: THE
THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL lM-YT-H-Ic-A-LL
BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE E-TR-N-A-L!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
US. Culture
CONTINUED from Back Page,
Never A Human Birth, Adam or Eve
Therein!

TIE TRAGIC. PATHETIC SHINING. STUPID,
LAUNDERING HUMAN RACES WILL 'MuL TIPLY LIKE
RABBITS UNTIL COMPLETE. SPIRITUAL BANK
KuPTcY IS REACHED. TO BE FOLLOWED BY 2Ecoc-
NlTIoN OF JESUS ADMoNTloN: EXCEPT We
BECOME HUMBLE AND MEEK AS A LITTLE CHILD.
AND REPENT FROM YOUR SINS. We SHALL IN NO
CASE SEE land ENTER oMNlPREsENTl HEAVEN
UNTIL THAT DAY AND HOUR or RECKONING.
HERE OR HEREAFTERI
PART
GOD IS WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT"
= GLORIOUS DAY [ERA. MILLENNIUM IS DAWNINc"I
&c. s. Hymns
As the Detroit Tribune Publisher recently declared 10
prominent r. C., We Christian Scientists
MUST CONVERT ALL RACES AND PEOPLES, STEP
BY STEP HERE AND HEREAFTER, JESUS BEING
TIE PERFECT MoDEL-AND WE SHALL DO JUST
~. That BECAUSE THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT Is NY. GODS ONLY lNFALliBtE. HUMAN
=, DIVINE ORGANIZATION or ALL TIME THE
'"sotsTiNEp. EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND THE ONLY
Ann, kslIcIoN AND THERAPEUTICS. :" OF ALL RACES
AND PEOPLES III
~, Our listener offered no comment
BLAND AND PuRlTANlcAL'
HAMsuRcER CULTURE or v. s. IS ROASTED
Detroit Nsws)
eHcAco. Dec. 2s.--An American snihropoIosisf took
~ frustrating look Al his Nations culture and came up Wit"
nus eoneIvsion
pvritaniesl and bland The food that Is eaten
-" ,sers. peanut butter tomato soup"
-. ,p'ey IS synonym for sexy." Prot. Martin o. LOG.
A. panel discussion during fhe annual meeting "
""sF'ean AnihvopoogiesI Association last night
conilnvsd next column ToPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11

lconiinvsd from Back Psge)
NY c. S. xTBooK--sAviOR. LIBERAToR. AND
PROTECTOR or THE HOLY ScRiPTUaEs-KlNC
JAMES PROTESTANT. NY cHosEN-FROM THE
INVOLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs WHOSE
FUNDAMENTALS ARE PERFECT-BUT SATAN sees
TO IT THAT THEY ARE NOT CORRECTLY EN-
PloYED TO LiBERATE HIS ADAM-EvE DUPEs FROM
The MYTHICAL, DEviLisH, ANTi-cHRIsT
AOAMEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs
AND FOOLS PSEUDO cREATioNl
ON p. 23s or THE TEXTBOOK, MRS EDDY, MY
SECOND INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
DIVINE REvELAToR. STATES:
ATTEMPTS TO cONcILiATE IAPPEASEl SOCIETY
ARISE FROM WORLDLY WEAKNESS. HE WHO
LEAVES ALL FOR CHRIST, FoRsAKss POPULARITY
AND GAINS CHRISTIANITY DIVINE DOMINION
AND APPREHENSION NOW. OF ONNIPREsENr,
iNcoRRUPTIBLE, iNvULNERABLE HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!
THE C. S. TEXTBOOK IS MY MASTER PHYSICIAN.
EDUCATOR, MIRACLE WORKER!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11

OUR COMMENT: WELL, YOU MAY RECALL THAT
The LATE HEBREW. PHYSICAL SCIENTIST. ALBERT
ElNsTElN SAID: MATTER AND ENER0r ARE
DIFFERENT FORMS or THE SAME THING
CREEK THINKERS 100000 BEFORE JESUS
DECLARED MATTER" TO BE A MENTAL pHENoM-
ENoN AND THE UNIVERSE TO BE EXCLUSIVELY
MEnTAL THAT WICKED AND ADuLTERous
GENERATION or JESUS TIME COULD NOT BEAR
THE MANY MORE THINGS He HAD TO REVEAL
HENCE, A'LAPsE or 1919 CENTURIES
100000 APPOINTS WOMAN" Matthew 1888
sEccND MARY. MRS EDDY, FULFILLING JESUS
PROMISE AND PROPHECY or "ANoTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER WHO WILL ABIDE
WITH you FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL
THINGS!
MATTER" A MYTH
Christ, Second Coming Science
Messiah Declaration Of
independence" Imperative
FROM MYTHICAL DEvILIsH, ANTicHRIsr
ADAMEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS PSEUDO CREATION u!
THE ADEQUATELY PURE IN HEART" MY, GODS.
CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN scEN-
lists! APPREHEND EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
fLEsHLESS, MATTERLESs, SPIRITUAL, cHRisTLIKE
CREATION, Externally, COMPLETELY PoPULAT-
ING SUPER s-A-T-UR-A-T-I-N-c THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH iNcoRRUPTiBLE lNvULNERABLE oMNi-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. WHEREIN
ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE BEING. THE
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF DEITY! -
NEVER AN ADAM NOR AN EVE, NOR MATTER"
DEVIL, HE'LL, ETERNAL DARKNESS" tR.C Priest) etc.
therein-MoRTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS. WHICH
THE SATAN BOUND" CLERGY, ALL THE NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTISTS !-AccEPT AS REALITY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11

CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, TAKE NOTE:
eg.-Cenesis Ia THE EARTH WAS WITHOUT
FORM AND VOID; AND DARKNESS WAS UPON THE
FACE OF THE DEEP"
NOW WHO SAID THAT? l. GOD OR THE DEVIL p
THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH!
WAS NY EARTH WITHOUT FORM AND VOID?
AND WAS THERE EVER DARKNESS IN ALL
ETERNITY IN THE ONE REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE? WITH THE iNExHAusTlBLE ILLUMNA-
TON OF INFALLlBLE. DIVINE INTELLIGENCE, OF
INFINITE MIND. SPIRIT SOUL. oMNIP0TENT.
DIVINE LOVE
NO MATTER" THAT MORTAL THOUGHT,
sHADoWY MYTH IN DIVINE REALITY. IN ALL
ETERNITY AND REMEMBER THIS; !. GOD.
DICTATED TO NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY. THIS CORRECTION
or THE FIRST VERSE OF GENESIS. il-
I'm THE BEGINNING GOD CREATED -"
Mrs. Eddy stating Ny 'detation'; 1.-THE INFINITE HAS
NO BEGINNING" See that latter portion Of Ny ineom
parable imperative cs textbook. those three chapters
THE KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" But you must strive TO
master the entire textbook.
SUPREME LOVE or YOUR "FATHER.MoTHER GOD.
ALL.HARMoNloUs." IS IMPERATIVE. IN ORDER TO
TAKE POSSESSION FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS
THE SACRED. INCOMPATIBLE TREASURES or oMNi
PRESENT. lNcoRRuPTiBLE. lNvuLNERABLE.
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Store
Medicine Users

VIA SUPER SCIENCE OF oMNIPoTENcE-MARvELoU GUS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH SECOND COMING
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
PRES ESENHoWER'S FAITH IN THE INvlNcIBLE
POWER OF AMERICAN IDEALS is OF ME, COD
LIKEWISE, HIS FAITH IN THE SELF DESTRUCTION
OF THE COMMUNIST COLOSSAL GRAND LARCENY
THE DEVIL, THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH,
SEEKING TO APE oMNPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE VIA
THE MYTHICAL. DEvILISH ANTICHRIST,
ADAM-EvE MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS. kNAvEs AND
FOOLS PSEUDO MATERIAL" CREATION 1.-THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL lso-cailedl ExiSTENce"l
-p. III, C.S. textbook
HENCE l. GOD. TO NY INcoMPARABLE-RE vELAToR
OF THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS"
RE THE HISTORY OF EVIL AND ITS
MYTHICAL NATURE: BUT WHY SHOULD WE
STAND AcHAsT AT NOTHlNCNESS7 THE SUM
TOTAL or HUMAN ERROR" l-p. 500. S&H-Mrs Eddy.
Not talking while the tobacco lasts is national atomic
defense expert H. Rowan Gather chairman Of the board
OF the Ford Foundation He Just pulled his pipe and
galed the when invaded his Upper Black
Eddy Pa) farm for comment reports Of the United
States being in dangerous unprotected position Lines
under cot OF n. Rowan Gather. Free Press, l2-26)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
The Gather Report
(censInvsd from Beck Psss)

DEVILS TRUMANs GUILT
THAT DAMNABLE, LITTLE LIAR or MISSOURI AND
me eel 1 oW DEMOCRATS BEAR HEAVY GUILT
HOWEVER, FOR sAeoTAcNc OUR DOMINANT
um ,rARY STRENGTH. HENCE DARED NOT GIVE
MACARTHUR THE FULL SUPPORT He NEEDED
COP FEAR or THE sovETs ovERRuNNINo WESTERN
EUROPE
PART
GATHERS REPORT or Y. S. NEEDS TO BE
ueepep BUT nv, GODS U. s. MESSIAH NATION
TO ALL THE NATIONS EMPHATicALLY NEEDS
..oRe SPIRITUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ROMAN
CATHOLICS, AND PRoTESTANTs TO TAKE OFF
THEIR SPIRITUAL DIAPERS AND FIT THEMSELVES
TO PUT ON SPIRITUAL LONG PANTS!
THE SECOND COMING" IS HERE - OPERATING
For 90 YEARS VIA NY TWO HIGHEST REPRESENT
ATIvEs SINCE JEsus-cHRIsTIAN SCIENCE AND
MY INCOMPATIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
WOMAN" Matthew 1888. SECOND MARY. MRS.
EDDY, MAKING PRACTICAL O. 7. SCRIPTURE:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Radio Bomb =

CONTINUED from Eaek Page)
Beware Of Adam-Eve Adultery Of
Scripture! Even in First Chapter Of
Genesis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-23
John L. Brinkley,
H-SC Senior, Wins
Rhodes Scholarship

John y. Brinkley. a Hanpden-
Sydney senior. went on to win a
81. 100 scholarship TO Oxford Uni
versity In England at the South
eastern Rhodes scholarship com
petition In Atlanta Ga, Decem-
Der 20
A scholar In Latin and Greek
Brinkley reached the finals OF the
competition on December II by top
ping seven other candidates In the
state competition.
The scholarship won BY Brinkley
entities him the privilege OF attend
ing Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar
with the cast stipend Of 81. 100 pro
vided for two years.
Brinkley is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Brinkley. Of Charlotte
N. c. His father is retired naval
commander. Prior TO entering
Hampden-Sydney. he item e
CRANKY High School in Norfolk and
graduated from Fairfax High
School
An average Of 81 per cent was
achieved by Brinkley in 1857 and
his marks currently place him in
close contention for the first honor
OF his graduating class.