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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

Tor "a hours. IfOtU SuIlOOWLl IO-
morrow until shutdown Wednes-
day.
The observance climaxes a
To-day period of penitence
which began with RoSh Has
honah, the Day Of Judgment.
Day of Forgiveness
According to rabbinic legend,
Yom Kippur is not only a day
for atonement and forgiveness
but is also the very day Moses
descended from Mount Sinai
with the second tablets of the
Ten Commandments in his
hands. On that day Moses
brought the good news TO the
Jewish people that they had
been forgiven their sin of hav-
ing worshiped the Golden Calf. :"
The Yom Kippur liturgy con-
tainS collective admissions OF
guilt and supplications for the
power TO overcome sin and
wrongdoing. The service ends
with a blast of the shofar, or
rams horn, symbolizing the cry
for divine compassion.
Services Listed
Services in Washington syna-
gogues and temples for Yom
Kippur are as follows:
Achduth tChevrah), in Pierce Hall,
All Souls Unitarian Church, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets N.W.-6:30 pm.
tomorrow; SIS am. Wednesday.
Adas Israel Connecticut avenue and
Porter street N,W.-6:30 pm. tomor-
row; S:30 am. Wednesday. Rabbi
David H; Panitz and Cantor Jacob
Barkins Rabbi Panitz speaks on In
the Stiffness Of the Night" tomorrow
'The Power of the Spirit" wednesday.
Guests, DR.. Abraham S. Halkin Of
the Jewish Theological Seminary, New
York. and Cantor Jacob Marcus Of New
Voice, o Cod tomorrow; Past and
Future" Wednesday.
Agudath Aehim, 6343 Thirteenth
street w NGMmdS;so Ban s5i, t0ER .qmsg
Waidman and Cantor Morris Postal
Rabbi Waldman speaks on "Slichos-
All Year Long" tomorrow: THE Souls
of the Living Wednesday
Beth Fl. 702 Jefferson street NV
$50 pm. tomorrow 7:30 am. Wednes-
day Rabbi Moshe H. Levinson speaks
on Promises" tomorrow; Forgive
ness" wednesday.
B'nai Jaeob-Beth Israel, 34oS {
street s.e.--1:30 pm. tomorrow: S:3(
am. wednesday. Rabbi Bert A. Klein
speaks on This Is the Hour, tomor
row; The Silent Witness" Wednesday
Guest, BENJAMIN Weiner. student a
che Hebrew Academy Of WASHINGTON.
n.w-6:30 pm, tomorrow; s am
and Cantor Samuel B. Taube.
B'nai Israel, sixteenth and Critten
sessl and Cantor Jacob Friedman
Clay" tomorrow and Tired Souls" an
'sWhen the Gates Close" Wednesday
Guests, DR.. julius Segal Of washington
AND Cantor Abraham L. Eckstein 0
New York Dr.. Segal speaks on ''Wha
Modern Man Is Looking. For" tomorrow
and "a Call to Action" Wednesday.
Ohev ShoIom-Talmud TOrah, 604
Sixteenth street n.w.-6:35 p m. tomoF
row; q 80 am. Wednesday Rabbi lille
sKlavan and Cantor Simon eiss. Rabb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
Women Threatens
Robber With JUG

A bandit fled the Highs ice
cream store at 1923 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. with $35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
ADAMS
Continued From First Page


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ton intensified demands from
within his party that he gel
out.
Mr.. Eisenhower has been re-
ported leaving to Mr.. Adams
the decision on what to do--ai
he leaves many decisions or
Government business to hi
chief assistant.
Mr.. Adams. SO, has been Mr.
Eisenhower's righthand mar
since he acted as his persona
campaign manager in the 1876:
election campaign that swept
him into the White House.
Frequently called Assistant
President" Mr.. Adams ha;
acted as chief of staff for the
President. He runs the Office
His word carries a weight Sec
ond only to that of the Presi'
dent himself throughout the
Government.
Adams Keeps Own Counsel
Poker-faced. Mr.. Adams die
not tip his intentions when HI
arrived unannounced by he'll
copter at the Presidents vaca'
ton headquarters.
Il have no statement" wa
his terse reply to a reporter
asking. Are you going to re-
sign?"
4 Mr.. Adams spent more thai
an hour at first on the firs
floor of the Naval Base admin
istration building where tn
Presidents office is situated
Marine guards kept newsmel
away from the immediat
! vicinity of the presidential Of
fee.
About els am, Mr.. Adam
walked up a stairway to MI
Hagerty's Office. He spent abou
20 minutes there. Newsmel
. outside could see him pacin
. the floor, occasionally glancin
TOUT the window.
After another trip down
the presidential Office floor, Nj
Adams walked up again to M,
Hagerty's office, stayed aboU
five minutes, and then wer
back downstairs.
His face looked grim, hae
gard and drawn.
On one of his walks betwee
floors, a reporter called to hin
; asking again if he were goin
. to resign. Mr.. Adams did nj
, answer.
Chief Walks With Aide
Mr.. Eisenhower walked wit
: Mr.. Adams to the helicoptt
), when the White House aide le
: the summer White House {
:. 11:10 am. for the return trip
i. Washington.
= This was an obvious - ar
's perhaps farewell - gesture
= regard for Mr.. Adams.
Z: The two men were silent I,
e the first few steps down Il
= sidewalk toward the big Marin
, 'copter.
$. Then they began conversir
g as they walked. and Mr.. Eisel
r hover gave the departing N
= Adams a friendly pat on Il
arm just before Mr.. Adam
climbed aboard.
y. After the conference, Il
25r helicopter took Mr.. Adams al
" Mr.. Hagerty across Narrl
i gansett Bay to the Quons
:; Point Naval Air Station, whe
il they boarded another plane 4
a Washington.
~ Mr.. Adams statement Il
ID night, Mr.. Hagerty said, will
l. short" held within a /
minute period.
3 Mr.. Adams returned to /
Z; White House desk a week a
after a vacation fishing trip
is Canada.
is Mr.. Adams has been a tara
oS4I of hot criticism, mounting
ID intensity since the Maine Gle
tons, ever since the Goldf
90 case disclosures last June.
hi In Name the Democrats W
s a Senate seat for the first til
pS =-.-
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20
Local News Items

Tribal Treasurer Gladys Pals
ley, was in Great Falls Wednes
day of this week on business.
Harry GUY wen, TO Great Falls
SUNDAY 10 visi, his son, Gregory
who is improving from a recen,
kidney infection.
Jerry and Terry. twin sons OF
Mr. and Mrs George sonny
Rremner underwent tonsilecto.
nv at the local hospital Friday
Mr. and Mrs, Vim Reed are
the parents of a baby girl born
Tuesday The new arrival joins
five brothers and two sisters in
her family.
Julene pepion extends her
thanks TO those people who voted
for her in her candidacy for FILA
queen.
Nav r,,mmond emn,oved a,
rsanie.s Warke, Ief, for Great
r.i's March IA where she plans
to spend part of her vacation.
Mrs rrombley received a let.
az frou, her son George and
thev are ENJOYING a new home
IN 0.tiand wherc they are nres
ar,I, located
D.-.;. CT. c..a;. oss;,o-
Oenls n Spe ..<;o ,nr.
,u c Wv. -. - 800 &C., g..
weak:s Wei, a, tho Rlackfeei
Agency
> r.. Do.pos;..
VT anu '"s. soss.' ' s.,
cno .s"' sp S'. .'.sos: .sa.,
Sun ;! :. ~ s s H." d.. ~
ISL: Ills '''"' WI ivy "
"os''
bert Giles ana iamil! OF Wh1e
iish were VISITORS last weekend
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20

Earl Old Person. narrator for
the Starr School Fancy Dancers.
reported this week that no defin'
i,e arrangements have yet been
made for the Fancy Dancers to
make a TV appearance on the
Ed Sullivan show
Oldperson said he has not ye.
had any further discussion with
Ben McAianis who recently re.
turned from New York where he
was to make arrangements for
appearances for the Starr School
dancers.
The group will continue with
their rehearsals. Earl said. but
definite provisions for any ap.
pearances the dancers will make
will need TO be finally worked
on, before any final commitments
are made.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20

John Mckay made a business
trip to the Cut Bank courthouse
Monday.
Carl Bucks Schildt is in the
Deaconess hospital in Great Falls
undergoing treatment for q leg
injury. He will be there approx
mately two weeks.
Earl Old Person went to Great
Falls to pick up the tribal coun'
Gil delegation returning from
Washington. d. c. The delegation
was scheduled to arrive at the
airpor, al 700 Thursday morning
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20

At Browning Elementary School on the
sth day Of April AID. 1858 for the
purpose Of voting upon the question
Of whether the Board Of Trustees shall
be authorized to raise "a, 10000, the
number Of mills required being two.
the money derived by such extra tax
levy shall BE- used for maintenance
and operation Of the Browning High
School only: Provided that II any
balance remains on hand after the
purpose for which said levy was made
has been accomplished, said balance
may, by the vote of the trustees Of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20

.ohoo, district nine, be transferred to
any other FUND Of such n;i.r d'; ;roS 1900
The, II. polls viii nn,i Se tx: SSs" &C iosk PM:
Dated and posted this 18th day OF
March A.D.. 1855.
TRUSTEES Vina Chattin
Fred C0bell
Leo Kennerly
Frank Greco
Jerry Rosenberger
Marion Garrow
CLERK OF SCHOOL.
DISTRICT NO.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20
"'''et Mi, e t HS9 i sesSSe extra

Notice Is hereby given. BY the un.
dsrsigned Clerk Of School District No.
. Of Glacier County. State Of Montana,
that under and pursuant to = certain
resolution. duly adopted at q meeting
Of the Trustees of said School District,
held on the 18th day of February AID.
1883 an election of the qualified cleo.
tors Of School District No. 3 Of Glacier
County, State of Montana, will be held
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20
LEGAL PUBLICATION
NOTICE

Notice Of Call Of Town Of Browning
General Fund and Fire Fund Restster@
Town Of Browning Registered var.
rants Issued on the General Fund and
bearing the numbers listed below will
be paid with interest, upon preeenta.
ton at the office Of the Town Treasur.
Numbers-i+ai. l412. las. ia9s to
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-03-20

Jack Davies was q patient at
the Cut Bank hospital the fore
part of this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Teamster Payoffs-


BY Robert Hoyt free Press)
WAsHNcToN-Fovr witnesses testified to payofTs TO
Teamster "hghups" Tuesday. But Teamster President
James R. Hoha couldn't remember meeting them
All Detroit laundry members Of the Detroit
Institute Of Laundry who having labor trouble in
the spring Of l949.
They testified before the Mcclellan committee invesi
eating labor union corruption marked by the temperance
Of HoHa year after he nominated mr. Forgctcry
by the Senate probers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

SUMMIT: Public rsvvIsion The Adninsr atoms IA
from foughness TO appsassmeni in the Middle East
GODS pETRoIT TRIBUNE RE THAT "APPEAsEMENT":
Great ovtsin very psrsvssvs with President Essen
hswsr and Secretary 81 sss John Foster Dulles that the
ate Of mind Of The free peoples and the urgent
" require In critical psrods that the U.s. state its ideas
principles, and position before fhe world
Furthermore. the British government has lis own
fionisfs and sppeasers TO deal with
Re charge Of "appeasement and quote further from
Of Human Events-"is reflected say those who read
the baromefers Of u S. opinion, in the many vigorous
expressions Of dsiase for the proposed Summit meeting
wherever held, and for Niks khrvshehev The thing
the American people want say these analysts is
modation with the butcher Of Hungary whatever the
proposed
REJOICING Americas impIsesbIe dislike for the Soviet
fyrant the bsrbed comment Of Representative Frank
Bow R-0hol The proposal TO have Khrvshehcv in New
York and TO swafhe him in the protective embrace Of
American people, Speaking against elaborate prepare
lions TO insure Khrvshehevs safety Bow sdmonshed u s.
authorities 70 let the Red boss take his chances with those
victims Of tyranny who have found freedom here.
Also suggesting that deep fires Of anger banked
beneath the calm " exterior the comment Of Senator
Styles Bridges (R-kHl khrushehevs arrogant attempt
TO arrsgn America 'aggressor in the Middle East
For The United States accept this kind of call
Summit meeting said the New Hampshire legislator would
amount to the sacrifice Of the respect and dignity
ereign nation has right 10 claim in the family OF
tions.'
SUPPORT FOR ElSENHOWER'S ACTION IN SENDING
TROOPS TO LEBANON AND A DEFINITE HARDENING
IN ATTITUDE TOWARD THE RUSSIANS. The wall
Street, JOURNAL STATES THAT NINE OUT OUT OF TEN
PEOPLE QUESTIONED BACKED THE MOVEMENT OF
TROOPS INTO THE MIDDLE EAST"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
SHIPS COLLIDE; is DIE. Is HURT
Sen. Wayne Morse

CONTINUED from Back Psgs)
Morse was not the only critic Of u dssssern policy
10 receive such messages to attempt TO give them pub
lieity. The identical rsdogrsms received by The
Worker oseews official movthpises in the United States
and prominently featured page one OF It's issue OF July
~. The Worker like Morse thought The cables important
enough 10 have their procommvnisi texts reproduced IN
full.
tconsinusd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Union Bosses
Continued from Back Panel

Every other nationwide strike from will be not
lust one-unon strike but strike OF the entire American
labor movemenJames B. Carey international Union OF
Electrical Radio and Machine Workers; UD Digest July,
1856.
"f this boycott should force the company 10 out OF
business the workers will be worse off,. S. Buck
MASTER president Of The United Rubber Workers; Winehes
ter. Virginia. Evening Star. January ~, 1857.
THE future Of labormanagement relations Is big labor
and big business for there for the small business
the small union That unfortunate but true We have
reached the sauson point Now have TO organize what
don't belong stay in business. We in business
TO make monsy-no for profit nonprohf organ
zson expand We out for every quarter can
qe-Jsmss R. Hofs Tesmsser vice PRESIDENT in an inter-
view with The ST. Louis Post-Dispateh. March 1855.
James j. Sporny manager Of the Equipment Division OF
Quaker City Motor Parts Co., testified that on Tuesday
Bernard Marcus organizing directors for Tsasters Joint
Council So told him: You will get nothing In We will close
YOU up first you don't sign up We don't want vote. we
want contract control Philadelphia The union controls
The country Inquirer December 30 1885,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
War Risk Held

CONTINUED from Back Page)
THE question is whether their threats will cause US TO
weaken give and thus sacrifice the genuine ndepen
dence Of nation after nation That not the path to
II is the road TO war;"
ANSWER TO CRITICS
The foregoing is eloquent answer TO those critics
here and abroad who frivoIovsy exeam that America
has no foreign policy"
u is a courageous to those who keep giving
the impression that the American people ferrorzed
and that there only thing TO doo make concession
after concession TO the Sovie and the Red Chinese we'll
70 their stooges in the Middle East.
Many so-eaed plan" has been proposed by paneky-
minded persons who feel that the alternative 70
Just plain surrender They cloak their proposals in
fancy phssndeed they bring out the old eliehes about
naturalization Of certain regions and talk gliby about
bold and imaginative ideas" for revising American pol
ICY" But paths Of appeasement lead only TO the goal
defeafism
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
A.Sub Crosses


The unprecedented Transporter under.iec voyage from
Hawaii 10 iceland Of The nveIesrpowered submarine Maui
vs means that utilization Of the Arctic for military purposes
Is now possible for the first fime
Three military capabilities for Arctic submarine opera
lions are Immediately forsoeable
Potentially the most importanfin strategic scnseis
the utilization Of the Arctic for the launching OF Guided
missiles from submarines. The fleet baisiie missile Poars
two-sage soIidve rocket with range Of 1000 10 500
miles and powerful thermometer warhead, Is under
development u has been designed for launching from
submerged submarine at considerable depths
Nine nveIsar- powered than the Nav
titus and capable Of launching Is Poarisype missiles
been appropriated for by Congress- The first com.
pess with missiles expected TO be ready late l96oesy
1861.
But submarines under Arctic ice would be almost i'm.
possible TO find by either side This would seem to mean
that neither side could hope by nvcIesr surprise attack
wipe out the other sides eapabity for retaliation As
new mobile weapons systems into service the fear
Of nveear retaliation may tend TO restrain nuelear attack
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

(So0USOoo from BACK Pa0e)
UTILIZATION OF 20 YEARS RETURN
OF CHRIST AND JESUS IMPERATIVE
VIA MY ONE. PURE. TRUE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST SCIENTIST
EXPECTING HEAVENLY LIBERArIoNs FROM THE
MYTHICAL. DEviLIsH ANTI-cHRsT. PSYCHE
PATHIc ADAM-EvE, MuRDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS
kNAvES AND FOOLS, EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
ALL HUMAN PARENTHooDi - coUNTEREEITs
AND BURLEsoUEs or nv. GODS, REAL OFFSPRING
YOUR TRUE BElNc-MATTERLEss. FLESH
LESS, SPIRITUAL. cHRlsTLkE - EXTERNALLY,
COMPLETELY PoPULATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE.
sUPER.sATuRATINc IT WITH UNAVAILABLE INcoR.
RuPTIBLE, iNvULNERABLE oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFEl - NEVER A HUMAN
BIRTH DEATH. DEFoRMrY. DISASTER cATAS-
TRoPHE. so-eaiIsd ACCIDENT, NOR A WAR. NOR
CONFUSION OF so-eslIsd NATURE NEVER
SINGLE ADAM. EVE. MURDERoUs CAIN JUDAS.
kNAvE OR FOOL THEREIN. IN ALL ETERNTYl!
STATUS OF HUMAN AND MATERIAL"
ARE MERELY VISIBLE, MYTHICAL. sHADoWY,
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES. CoUNTERFEITs
AND BuRLEsoUEs OF Externally HARMONIOUS,
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL IDEAS MY TRUE
OFFSPRING!
THE GUILTY: NOM CHRIST SCIENTIST
RELIGIONS.
THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION, NATURAL
SCIENCE - ALL NATURALLY PRISONERS OF
THE DEVIL
FUNDS SOUGHT TO TREAT ESQ CHILD MENTAL CASES
BY Allen Shoenfield Detroit News
PONTIAC. Aug. demands that the state take i'm
mediate steps TO hospaIze nearly $50 psyehoe children
will be filed this week with the Senate and House spprop
aons committees by the Michigan Probate Judges Asoea
ton.
Probate Judge Arthur e. Moore, Of Oakland County
chairman Of special committee Of the association eharae
erized the situation emergency which has aroused
the states Probate bench.
IA recent meeting with judges hospital svperinfen-
DENTS spokesman for the Michigan Department Of Mental
Health and representatives Of volunteer mental health
agencies" Judge Moore said. III became apparently that
urgently needed treatment has been denied mentally III
children for lack Of hospital STATS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Ship Crash

SnIp IIdsn-
CONTINUED from Back Psse)
If DEVIL. ADAMS. Ewes. "MATTER."
EVIL. WERE REAL. They WOULD MAKE NE.
GOD. A LIAR. A INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR.
PARENT. TRULY!
BUT. REALITY. MY cHRlsTlIKE.
SPIRITUAL CREATION. SUPER
sATURATEs THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
WITH UNAVAILABLE. INcoRRUPTiBLE. INvuL-
NERABLE. oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
PART z
ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF THE WILL
DEVILS DAMNED FOOLS IGNORE THE DANGER
OF Focs AND RISK PRECIOUS. VALUABLE LIVES
AND PROPERTY - NOT KNOWING THE POWER OF
SCIENTIFIC CHRIST. SECOND COMING" MASTER.
SUPREME SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
P-R-A.Y-E-R.sl - NOR RESPECTFUL OF Q. 7.
SCRIPTURE: WYATT PATIENTLY ON THE L0RD"!.
DIVINE LOVE-
JESUS RE FOOLS AFTER HIS RESURRECTION:
o FOOLS I. SLOW TO BELIEVE THE PROPHETS :
AND THE CHRIST
SHAKESPEARE WHAT FOOLS ARE MoRTALs. TO
TAKE LIQUOR INTO THEIR MOUTHS, TO STEAL
AWAY THEIR BRAINS
AND WE ADD: DEVILS DRUG STORE SUBSTITUTES
FOR iNFALLIBLE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
MEDlclNE-llBERAToRi
(see our column, Funds Sought TO Treat $50 Child
Mental csses'0.
SHIPS COLLIDE; IS DIE. rs HURT
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. tAP>-TWo TANKERs COL
LiDED AND BURST INTO FLAMES TODAY IN THICK
FOG AT THE ENTRANCE TO NEWPORT HARsoR The
NAVY IMMEDIATELY SWUNG INTO RESCUE OPERA
TIoN COMBINED WITH A BATTLE TO oUENcH FLAMES
ON ONE TANKER WHICH CONTAINED 6soooo GALLONS
OF GASOLINE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. AUG. 10. 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
Fu|bright Calls
Continued from Back Page)

UsUsuS uS SUuS
CONTINUED from Back Page,
BUT THAT APPLIES TO THE DEVILS PSEUDO
'PHoNY.' MATERIAL" AND HUMAN so.eaIed cREA-
TIoNs WHICH WOULD MAKE nae, GOD.
A LIAR! AND INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR. PARENT!
TRULY. AND WOULD CONTRADICT THE INcON
TRovERTiBLE, ETERNAL TRUTH PERFECT GOD,
PERFECT CREATION AND UNIVERSE VERY
GOOD" Gen. 1881
LET'S LOOK AT THE REc0RD!-
THE END OF "a YEARS OF THE DEVILS
DEMOCRATS IN THE WHITE HOUSE. MARKING THE
CESSATION OF ALLIANCES WITH THE UNDER.
WORLDS OF U. S. AND RUSSIA, THE BuILDUP OF
THE COMMUNIST MONSTER cOLiATH,-M-Y-TH.
-FoRTUNATELY ! NO LAUNDERING INTO PEARL
HARBoR WITH NY CHOSEN ONE, DWIGHT DAVID
EISENHOWER. IN THE WHITE HOUSE,
HUNDRED BILLION S BLUNDER AND INFAMY OF
DEVILS DEMOCRATIC DEMAcocUERY, WITH SUISSE
oUENT Loss OF CHINA TO THE REDS AND
THE BREAKDOWN OF CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP AND
PRESTIGE IN THE FAR EAST. WHICH WILL NOT
BE RESTORED BY THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
cRIPPLEs. BUT ONLY VIA NY MARVELLOUS CHRIST.
SECOND COMING" MASTER SUPREME SCIENCE,
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH. THE HEALER OF THE
NATIONS !-Reveation.
40 NO IKE SEll-OUT TO STAIN!
NO KOREA! OF THE DEMAC0CUERY.
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE
THAN THE PRAISE OF coD"l
NEAR TRIlllON S TOTAL DEBT OF U.s..
THANKS TO THE HUNDRED BILLION DEVILS
DEMocRAT-LABoR S-T-E-A-L-s
PART
DEMOCRATS REPENTANCE IMPERATIVE
TO JUDGE A RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT!
BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS. ALL
CLERGY, LAYMEN LEADERS MASSES. NEED THE
MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
R-E-B.-R.T.H IN ORDER TO EXERCISE cHRlsTLikE
SANITY JUDGMENT. HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE
BUT DEMOCRATS, IN ORDER TO GET OFF OF THEIR
NEcKs THE EFFECTS THE MENTAL DISEASES OF Is
YEARS MisRUlE OF THE INFERIOR BREED OF
HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS. PRoTeSTANIs.
REDS IN HIGH PLACES FELLOW TRAVELLERS.
iMPERATVELY NEED TO PUBLICLY BEAR WITNESS
UNTO NY ONE, TRUE, PURE CHURCH. The
CHRIST, SCIENTIST. AND NY SECOND MARY. MRS.
EDDY - INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
DAUGHTER, DIVINE REvELAToR. REVEALING The
RETURN OF CHRIST AND JESUS FOR 30
YEARS AND FoREvERMoRE!
JESUS INVISIBLE TO UNREPENTANT SINNERS
NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS. CLERGY INCLUDED, OWING
TO rIs PERMANENT PROCLAMATION OF
INDEPENDENCE" FROM kaAaY's ApAM-EvE HERITAGE
THE FLESH THE ANTI CHRIST, MORTAL
THOUGHT ASPECTS or THE PSEUDO PHoNr'
ADAMEvE MYTHICAL CREATION OF
MuRpERous GAINS JuDAsEs KNAvES AND FOOLS.
THE ANTlcHR,sT. PsYcHoPATHc. AoAm-sVs
ASPECTS or THE OFFSPRING or ALL HUMAN
PARENTHooD
EuLBRlcHT CALLS U.S.. POLICY
'OuTMoDED, MlsDIREcTED'
Senator Asserts Nutior Fps Been Led to BRINK
Of Disoster Abroad
BY Allen prvry IN. = ''"es'
WASHINGTON, A,s. ga Leading Senate Democratic
spokesman on foreign affairs attacked the ese""owe ~
minssrston today for conducting an '"'oeqoa', a. ~
and FOREIGN policy that had brought the MARION
TO the brink Of disaster.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16

BUT THAT APPLIES TO THE DEVILS PSEUDO,
'PHONY,' MATERIAL" AND HUMAN so.ealIed cREA-
ToNs /! WHICH WOULD MAKE NE, GOD.
A LIAR AND A INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR, PARENT
TRULY, AND WOULD CONTRADICT THE lNCON
TRovERTiBLE. ETERNAL TRUTH. PERFECT GOD,
PERFECT CREATION AND UNIVERSE VERY
GOOD" I-Cen Ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-16
FuLBRIcHT CALLS US. POLICY
'ouTMoDED, MlsDIREcTED'

Senator Asserts Nation Fps Beon Led to BRINK
Of Disoster Abroad
By Allen prvry W. u '""es'
WASHINGTON, A,s "a leading Senate Demoe's',e
spokesman on foreign affairs attacked the Eisenhower 40
mnissrstion today for conducting an nsaeqoss
and foreign policy that had brought the mario"
to the brink Of disaster.
Senator J. William Fvlbrishs Of Arkansas
ing Democratic member Of the Senate Foreign Ns '''
Committee declared that because OF Administrator
I'VE are now locking into The abyss o. war; w''
we do not seek and which can have o"'f '"e "'''
phc consequences for all humanity
, 1958-07-16
Government Of Iruq
OverthroWn; Middle
East in Danger

The government Of Iraq has
been overthrown and t h e
whereabouts of King Faisal
and his Premier Nuri as-Said,
are unknown. Rebel forces
have proclaimed a pro-Nasser
republic. Reports say that
Crown Prince Abdul Ilah,
uncle of King Faisal has been
hanged.
King Hussien of Jordan has
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