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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
25% 70 500 SaUings (and some
FRENCH ROOM-tend-setter fashion savings!

FRENCH ROOM-trend-sette fashion savings!
Originally Now
Petite Wool Check Sheoth. bock-------. 1899 1000
Sheoths. royon CREPE toIIe. checked or solid
color wool --.----------- ----- 1899 1000
Silk Sheoths nubbed Thistle, noVy-------- 1899 $500
Royon Crepe Sheoth, navy ------------- 1899 $500
Silks, nub-textured prints 5000 $500
Whte-eoIored Crepe, royon Navy $500 5000
Petite Silks, nubtextured Navy, black $500 5000
Silk Sheahs, tweed textured Black. brown $500 5000
Silk shirtdresses. nub textured Red blue 5000 5000
Silk Print Sheath. Navy 1900 ------ 5000 5000
Cotton Lace Shtdresses, white pink = 5000 5000
Silk Costumes, print nub-textured. Also
royon crepe sheoths 5000 5000
Silk Suit, nub- textured. NoVy S. 90 1000
Silk PoIko Dots. Novy Observation-Disclosures $500 1000
Cotton Loee Sheoth, tunic-coot White pink 5000 $500
Silk Surruh Sheoth bIock-wh checks 1000 5000
Silk Costume, nub-texured Navy 1000 5000
Silk Costumes, nub textured navy, beige 5000 $500
Stole cottons. Blackboard white check skirt
stole; white pque bodice .----- 1000 5000
Silk Costumes textured Black ozoIeo las 90 10000
Silk Crepe Costume, block Size 6-----135.OO 10000
Row Silk Sheath, beige Size IA 1880 $500 1000
Silk Costume, nub-extued, jocket frineed
purple; size II .-.-..---- -..-----,-, $500 $500
Demi-F Fit Suit. beige checks Size o--- 265 90 l45oo
Second Street Selections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
LITTLE SPORTS SHOP-bie savings!

Summer BIOuses 81 and So. (oHonoIy $500 to S65oJ
Docon crepes, coons. blends White posteI,
prints; 30 to &c.
Jount, Joekets 81 to S. Cor9inoy $500 to 1922 Silk
blue. oreen black. 10 to Is, broken sizes.
Bon-Lon cerdisous, 3d. orioinoy $500 Blue, beige;
sizes "a, SO.
Cotton Knits. 3d. tognoIy $500 Puovers cordioons,
skirts Block coral turquoise beige in the group 10 to Is.
Street Floor Street. selections Fos Church. shhngton and
Silver Spring
Juniors 5000 Spring Couts-s20
Vacation coots Eoy Fall coats! Scoop up wrap or button
style in wool flannel tweed ket~eove or knt-ook WOOL
silk ond-coon bend Navy beige, black red eoId block
ond-white. Sizes 5 to 3.
Misses and Women's 5000 to $500
Spring Couts, Toppers-S25
Marvellous voues in smart button Or wroP woos Petpoints,
bosketweoVes, bouce worsteds Navy black BEIGE orey
colors Sizes 8 to 10, to 8 proportioned.
Women's $4,000 to 5000 Spring
Couts-$35
Timely bs-pefect for into-Fo! Many hond-oored from
JeHetfS exclusive makers. Many and Dissatisfaction
coIors, too Proporoned sizes to 49, toll sizes "a to 49,
Misses and Juniors 5000 and
5000 Spring Couts-S35
Top quality woos top quality tailoring! Even Jeefs
prize exclusive Sycomores included Desired coorsnovy
BEIGE red, blue, gold and two-one weeds Sizes to 10,
5 to IS.
Misses 5000 to SS5 Spring
Couts-S4O
Hond-toIored woo beautifully lined and styled weight
perfect for travel and early FALL Tweed feotherweoht
worsteds, bouces Navy grey, beige, coIors to Is.
Third Floor Street; good selections every branch store
SUITS-25Q6 to 500 savings!
Petite Junior Suits SIS. Orieinoy $40 9l Wool onne
Docron woeds Blue beige, eeen toast, grey in the group
Misses Junior Suits $s5 (originoy $500 to $75) Print
worsteds checks, Rochombeou worsteds Moyower onne
Groy, noVy black in the group.
Foshion Suits $50. (originoy $3.50 to SIo) Duppion
Moytlo"er onnes shodoWcheck woos Anglo worsteds
ehooeou 3pe costumes imported Beone boucettes Chordn
Ronony Silks Navy beige grey, black; misses broken
Third Floor, + Street. Selections oil bronch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

WOMENS DKESSES-sunmer savings priced!
WOmen's Summer Dresses SIz. (OrieinoIy Sl79o and
Sl999) Cotton check jacket dresses navy brown; black
Or brown ond white print voies ~o-Pece cotton prints Block
eyeIets with color undertrim Docon prints "a to 22.
Summer Buys, SIS (ononoIIy S25J Sheer print jocket
dresses; blue, loc Twopiece check cottons, black
and white eyeet sheoths black, blue Black navy cepes
l412 to 2212 in the group.
Women's Dresses SIS. torieinoIy 5000 and s39.99D
Print voIes blue green piece cotton prints spun royons
novy pink, green.
WOmens Fashions, SIS. torginoy 5000 ond s5o) Loce
cocktails, blue; black navy crepes Silk prints;
few formols.
FoshOn Dresses. $ss. CoronoH $50 to s7o) Silk tofeto
coekto suits, lace top dress Oork silk prints silk chiffon
tornols, blue or red. Two piece knts; or blue
Lotesummer Fo.hions $40. $50 orionoIk SIS to s7oD
Block or crepes sotn toffeto TRIM Silk shontun9
noVy loee formos Two-pece knits wine or blue.
Second Floor Street; selections Falls Church. shrngtOn
Silver Spring
Junior Dress Savings, $12. ,otoiooIIv szz 90 to
$25D coot-styIed Spun Royons dark cottons onqhom-
checked boero halter cottons striped shdresse
Junior Dresses, $40. todoinoIv $50 90 to 5000,
ArneIeOOn jacket Dresses cotons with eyeet-embrodered
iockets silk shontunes; silk oroonzo cocko dresses with
matching stoles. i
Junior Porty-goers, S28. Originally s45 to
S4999 Short White Loee FomoIs uffed nyon heers
broidered oroonzos. Sizes to II in the group.
Junior Fashions, SAB. torioinorv s69991 r,se,
Rued Long FormuIs, white with coored oirdIe; ILL.,
Long loce ond silk formo pink blue white
sizes to l..
Fourth Floor Street. selections OF oil branch stores
Junior Budget Shop Dresses. Sc. torioiooIx
$685. FuIskted PoIko Dot cOOns with wide collars eno
sheer cottons; check onehom shdesses white
cloths; spun royons
Fourth Floor Street. selections at oil branch stores
SCHOOL CAREER SHOP-soyings- packed!
TruveINiee Suits SIS. oronoH SIS to $50 99p Light
"e9nt woods and oyons in boy fitted styles Junior Sizes
Spring Wool coots. $lz. torioinoy 5000 to s3999D
Cotton Dresses. S. (OrieinoIy 5000 and $3.50 One and
two piece styles; light coIors. to IS.
Drip Dry Dresses $500 torenoy Sl4e9J Checks, prints
stripes, solid coors. to s.
Junior Size Dresses, $40 (orioinoy $3.50 and Sle9e)
Jocket dresses, one-Piece styles in coors
APurpose coots. sl2. Cononoy S22 99l Woter-epeIen
prints, tweeds in summer weights 7 to 5.
Cotton Skirts S. orionoIy S. 99l Wash m Wear prints
light or dork Impressed peot styles. TO IS.
Summer BIouses. 50. (oroinoIy $500 to 5o9 Sleeveless
or ro-seeVe Styles Drp-dy tobrcs white, coo 30 &c.
WoshobIe Jackets, So and 81. ognoy $500 and $780,
PIques, Cords white or stripes. S. N. l.
PedoI Pusher, So. oonoIy $500 Plaid torpoon CLOTH
to IS sizes
Fourth Floor Street; selections oil branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
BUDGET DRESSES-sove u to VI!

BUDGET DRESSES-soe u to u!
cottOns. crepes S. (orornoy slo9el Prints solid coo
Postes, dors too! piece styles eosuo dressy
Broken sizes 10 to TO- l412 to 24iA
Summer Dresses, So. oignoIy Sl499) sheers cottons
blends Some with jocke Light and dark prints Broken sizes
to 20, l4R to 24R.
Dress Fovores $40 tOrioinqy $3.50 to S2299 Docron
silk and Everything from shtdees jacket dresses
Prints checks solids from light to dok8 to TO- Y to 242@
Fifth Floor Street selections ct FOus Church, Bethesda.
Shrlnston, Silver Spring
KNIT DRESSES-suvings for travellers!
Lnen-R Knits, SIS. CodonoIy SIS and s2999) Ore
ond two piece Styles beige, coral too 10 to 20 in
the group
Washable Orion Knits SIS. tod9inoIH 5000 and s45)
One and piece Broken 10 to l8; coIors include
beige, French blue, white, navy
Woshobe Knits. $40 todgnoIy $3.50 S22 99D
Prints ond solid colors-one and two piece styles 70 g.
Fifth Floor Street and oil branch Cotton Kn St. Only
Cotton Lounqeweur, 81 to Sc. todoinor,y
$500 to $780, Cool Oft OF home with pete from this
big selection Of cotton busters and fitted brunch coots
cotton chois robes, poo oun9ers! Many drp-d! zpPeed
ond tie styes-oId coor eoo foroIs beautiful poisIeys
Postels and doks! Sizes 10 to Is in the group
Long Robes, So to Sl2. CorioinoIy 5000 to
S22 99 Chois royon Arne Jersey silk cotton abrics Pink,
blue, gold, red sopphre 10 to AZ in the group
Third Floor Street, selections OF oil branch stores
LINGERIE the savings ore cool!
NyIon Treot seepweor Sss5 to $685. Coginoy $685. to
$685. Woz gowns shifts, body dolls! Sheer sheer;
exquisite touches High foshon shode Opoz gypsy pink
heaven blue, oordenio Sizes 81 to 3d.
Ny!on THeot Briefs 81. (Originoy $780, White pink blue
5 to 7.
Cotton Blend Slips. $500. oroinoH $500 Poneed for
opacity and drpdV Some tIouncy finds in the group
Second Floor Street. selections at oil branch stores
CORSET SHOP-oiy summer savings!
edIes Ponte GirdIes ss9s to s595. CodonoH s595 to
$685. Nyons power nets lostex Pu-on ond Upper Styles
Foundations. $685. TO slos5 orionoIy $3.50 to sl65o)
Boned homeless Upper and puon styles Royon son ostex
nyon toffetos power nets
Bros $3.50 to Sss5. COronoIy s. to $500 Cottons
nyons, oces. Stropess styles,
Second Floor. F Street Only
CHILDREN'S SHOPS-fresh savings!
Jes Falls Church. ShIngtOn, Silver Spring. Conn. Avenue
Infont z-Pe. Sets, sl.ss. (or9inoy $500 and $500
Topper Sets with ockets pIosic-ned points Boys
girls PosteIs.
fodder Dresses, $3.50 $500 (odgnoIy $500 $500
Cottons, pose stripes checks few pastel nyIons. to B.
Cotton Dresses $500 and $500. CodonoIy $500 and
ST 90 Mostly posels to OK
Girls Dresses $500. CodonoIy s799 and $780, cottons
few nyons. Postes, &c IA.
Boys Shirts 81 and SIo9. Codenoly ST 90 and 81 99l
Short-seeVe cottons, knit poIos. TO sizes.
Pre-Teen Skirts, $3.50 Coroinuy $500 Full cotton in
Coy prints with ottoched nyOn petticoots to IA.
Summer SIeepweor 81 80 and $3.50. COhonoy $3.50 and
$780, Body dolls granny gowns sleep play pOOmos No
iron cotton Pisse botse, terry. to 10 sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
COTTON SHOP-cooI savings!

Summer coOI-offs. Sc. (oHeinoIIy So 80 to Sl29eJ
Polished cottons, royon-siIk sheoths, nyon jersey
prints Cotton shirtwoists golfers, uI-kited dresses.
Dressups office styles, sleeveless sun-tners PIods,
prints, postels! Sizes 10 to TO- 10 plus to 20 plus,
l2h to 20R in the group.
Summer FOvorites. So. tOdeinoIIy $3.50 to Sl4.99D
Scooped neckne sleeveless prettes including shoe-
bark pIods oinehoms. golfers, coo-off cottons
shirtdresses Costumes tailored dresses. NyIon prints
too Sizes 10 to 20. 3d. 40 and "A in the group
Summer Fashions, $40 (OrignoIy Sl799 to
S22.99) Polished cottons, sweoter dresses, striped
sleeveless dresses Golfers! NyIon Jersey print COS
tunes pIod sutdresses. Sizes 10 to 20, few plus
sizes in the group.
Fifth Floor, Street; selections OF oil branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
Summer fashions reduced no,e to prolong your enj'
MISSES DRESSES offer summer ,oyinqs!-

Dress Group ST. tOrenoIy $500 S25 Bosics dressy
styles prints solid color cottons Docron prints royon
crepes High shades, white black.
Misses Dresses, SIS. Oieinoy SIS to S35) Everything
from tailored dessy afternoon Styles cocko dresses
fomoIs Cotton printed soid Docron prints royon tot
fetos, Docon-royon checks Some wo-pece styles Postes!
White navy black.
Second Floor Street; selections ct oil boneh stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

BRIDES SHOP offers dream savings!
wotteou Back Bridal Gown $780, torienoy sl25) Bouquet
toteto ond oIencon oce sample; chapel troin. Size TO-
All Loee Bridal Gown. $50. toroinoy $l25D Long sleeves
TERED back with toffeto hustle. Sompe; size IL.
Princess BridoI Gown $50 Cohenoy Sl25) Toffeto and
Peou donee Ioee, chapel tron Sompe; size II.
BridoI Gowns. SIS to $50. CorioinoIH SIS to $500
Seventh Floor. Street Only
ACCESSORIES-IOOk at the savings!
Costume JeweIry ST. toreinok ST. spuroe on necklaces
earrings bracelets, pins! PosteI beods and stones.
JeweIry Group, 81 to IS. CorioinoIy 81 to $lo)
JeweIy ct Street Only
Poste Mohor stoIes. 81. oonoIy $500 Airy wrop-ups.
Lined Mohoir stoe s45o Coroinoy $780, Block only
inserts and trims.
Mems Initial Hondkerehefs box Of g. 81. (Oreinoy So
Twin nitols broken assortment.
NeckweOr Street; oil broneh stores
Soehet Dress Hangers 6se. (oroinoy ST. Royon sotin
Houbsont Fragrance Set $lss. Or9noy Sd ChonIy
fune and toilet woer.
sehoporsl HGi, sOroy Soc tor0inoIH s15o) Shocking
scented Wove Mist
all prices federal tar
Street and selections OF oil broneh stores
Fobre Gloves, $le5. tOionoIy So $4) Fomous make
double coons, nyos White, noVy block, beige pink
few high shades.
Street ond oil branch
Gotham Gold Stripe NyIon pr Sass. Originally Sl35O
Full fashioned and seamless sheers discontinued shodes
Seamless shees Walking sheers, pr $l5o. (orieinoy
$500 Misty toupe; broken Sizes ga to II.
Street Only
Summer Hondbos., $500. torioinoIy s7.95 to S395D
Suedes and Ieothers
Street and selections at oil bronch
SPRING, SUMNER HATS ceur-out savings
Coy Flower struw Hos $780, $3.50 and $780, (orioinoy
$40 to S25)
Bright Headlines. 81, 81, 81. oonoy 81 IS to $685.
Designer Hats, $50. (orionoIy S495o to S79.)
Street Floor Street; selections Silver Spring. Shhngton
FoIs Church
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-15

been out on the job ON the south
side of the reservation and are
putting the roads in good shape
for the winter.
The Shippmrn, Of calves las,
week is over but the old COWS arc
still making 4 lot of noise.
Joe Running Crane has not
been around the police quarters
for a week. Some one said hr
broke the spring on the lief;
front wheel.
StOlcS Head Carrier showed ur
at Heart Butte agency wrdnrS
day and had the police give him
4 push to get his car started and
has gone back to work Tie said
he had two motors for his car
The one he ruined was 4 sum
mrr motor and now he put in the
winter motor. lie is not So dumb
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-15

Joe Running Crane was out
picking boys for the picture tax.
ing Il, Babb lie found a few boys
tina, resemble the kOrcnaS.
There were Il few People at
Hear, Butte Sunday. the weather
was rather bad but the stick
game players were all there.
Some went over around kaliSpcll
to work in the potato fields and
there are some down around Va
Her working on the railroad
where there is new railroad
being built to Conrad.
Nose the Trappcr has finally
settled down at Heart Butte for
the winter hut does not know
what he is going to do to pass
the time away.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-15
HEART
BUTTE
news
BY John Tstsey

me ruSSlcy cattle trucks have
started hauling cattle out Of the
mountain range and hauling them
|" the home ranch ON MariaS
some hunters have come 0u,
some had luck and some did not
Mrs, Roy Doorr wen, to shelby
thursday to attend the cattle sale.
me roads department, both
county and indian service have
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-15
GIRL SCOUTS

We held our first meeting on
Wednesday evening. The first
thing We did was to elect officers
as follows: President. Judy LEI
fcrson. Vicr-IrcSidcnt. Sharon
Wilson: Secretary. Mary Kay
Ward: Treasurer. Eva Cobcll: Re.
porter. Geraldine Kipp. Song
Leader. Chcrylc Mombcrg.
We held the meeting at the
Browning grade school.
We played and adjourned.
Reporter. Geraldine kipp
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-15

Larry Douglas was a Great
Falls visitor Sunday.
Frank milestone of Cut Bank
was a Browning business visitor
Wednesday.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-15

I "1. = ~"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
Premature Deaths
CONTINUED from Back Psgs)

tconiinusd from Beck Pags)
SIX ALWAYS OF TIE DEWITT MARRIAGE.
MERELY POTENTIAL DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOLIC B-E-v-ER-A-c-E-Sl.
T-o-B-Ac-c.ol,
DRUG STORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
srUPEFiERs SOOTHING sYRUPS," FoccNc THE
THINKING, POTENTIAL. SPIRITUAL AND DIVINE
SENSES or DEVILS DuPEs AND DEPUTIES ADAMS.
EYES. MuRDERou5 GAINS JuDAsEs. kNAvEs
and FOOLS, EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
ti-u-M-AN PARENTHooD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
Paar Show Shuttle


(confinUed from Back Page)
Jack Psar has his wish for easier schedule of shows
NBcTv announced that three times week. the Paa show.
usually at 1880 pm, Monday through Friday will
be tapped earlier in the evening for teeeast the night
unhappy his rigorous five days week, late
night schedule repeatedly has told NBc he would quit
the popular program In July work adjustment was
not made The earlier time will give Pssr flexible
work schedule and accommodate earlier audiences for the
show On Dec a. the Pssr Show will 10 Studio
6B in ths RcA building to provide comfort for the
audience 80 free Press l2flN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
Detroit Diabetes

CONTINUED from Back Page)
ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD-"THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-eaIedl ExISTENcE"-p. 272,
NY MASTERPIECE, THE c. S. TEXTBOOK
INCOMPATIBLE MIRACLE WORKER, EDUCATOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PROTECTOR, AND
LIBERAT0R OF ALL BIBLES CLERGY, LEADERS.
LAYMEN. AND MASSES, FROM THE DEvLIsH,
ADAM-EvE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY. LUNAcY, OF
ACCEPTING ANOTHER CREATOR. PARENT,
THAN THE ONE AND ONLY REAL, YOUR FATHER
MOTHER GOD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN GENESIS l:3l-
land GOD SAW ALL THAT He HAD MADE, AND
BEHOLD IT WAS [--I-S-l VERY Good!
AND w. 26-"AND GOD SAID LET US MAKE MAN
AFTER OUR iMAcE"-MATTERLESS. FLEsHLEss.
SPIRITUAL, cHRlsTLIkE land LET THEM
HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL!
$500 Persons in Detroit Area Have Diabetes
and Don't Know 1t
free Press, l2I5
Somewhere in the Detroit about $500 persons
with diabetes detection kits in their homes-whieh they
know sbov-and of dabetes-whieh they don't know
about.
They don't know they have potentially serious illness
they haven't used the kits and returned them for
checking.
In Diabetes Detection Week, Nov. 1922, Dr. Frank s.
Perkin reports. 10000 free kits given out by
poyers and cooperating drUgstores
Only 1000 kits less than 10 per cent have been re-
turned Yet from these 1000 tests 800 Of UnsUsPee
ing diabetes found.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
More Clinics Vital
Continued from Back Psgs)

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
EVEN COLLEGE BOYS WITH HIGH MARKS HAVE
BECOME sLAYERs-suDDENLY TURNING ON THOSE
CLOSE TO THEM FOR REASONS THEY CANNOT Elk
PLAIN.
What could be done 10 prevent such tragedies?
The centers in fhe need for clinical facl'
ties. c-cor5in5 10 authorities in the field.
SUcn specialized clinics Hawthorn Center and LAT
ayeftr Clinic hiv, long waiting lists
e say ie large scale lies in child guidance
service where the child whose behavior irregular
receive treatment long period of time while fhe
be given insight into the Of fhe dis
turbance.
The State Of Michigan and local communities sponsor ~
such clinics and half dozen branches.
Currently the official waiting list is 1900 This means
months months before the first treatment Many parents
don't bother TO register their
In Wayne County, the Commission Children and
Youth last January proposed network of five including
The present chdrens Center of Metropolitan Detroit at
SAYS Woodward.
Last February. in series of II articles in the Free
Press the need for such service explained in detail
Experts claim per cent of all children need such
special help Wayne County has approximately 100000 of
school age. This would place the figure al 10000.
Present services help about 500 year-or little
than per cent Of the per cent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
Gift Of Gifts
Continued from Back Pagel


This GIFT rs like automatic tape measure which
be pulled out to fhs issues OF life
This gift is like spirit level" carpenter would
say; II determines balance and gives universal balance
10 lives
This gift yours enjoy whenever you want to reach
out and make II yours.
Other qualities of this gift you will discover through
the years
The Gift is this: BE STILL AND KNOW GOD.
How desperately need quiet in our busy lives Now
do you how practical and wonderful this gift is?
How we need direction something cannot get by
new of speed here Is direction toward fhe most
mesnngfvi thoughts and acts of which capable.
How we need the comfort Of feeling God and seeing His
work in the world Your gift do this for YOU BE STILL
AND KNOW GOD.
How We ne:d something by which lives
and Twin here II is in Ills unique gift, fashioned for
YOU arr be corning valuable each succeeding day.
month, and year of your ife
So moved by sgape. unselhsh, joyful love THE kind
God showed in the Gift Of His Son hvnlby earnestly
and oyousy present you with the greatest gift you will
receive this Christmas
Be still And Know Cod-Share The-News Letter
tcity Park Baptist church,. Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-03
re. Raeketeering-

Continued from Back Paue)
THE MARTYRDoM OF LINCOLN LIKE THE
MARTYRDOM OF JOHN THE BAPTIST ACCELERATED
THE CHRIST MESslAHSHIPl
IN LESS THAN YEAR AFTER LINcoLN's AsSAssI.
NATION l. GOD APPOINTED MY GREATEST MARY
AND WOMAN, THE HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVE
SINCE CHRIST JESUS, MARY BAKER EDDY TO
EXECUTE NY DIcTATIoN, FULFlLLMENT OF
JESUS AND MY PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT
WICKED AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION"
WHO COULD NOT BEAR COMPLETE AND FINAL
REVELATIONS
BUT THE TIME WAS RIPE, WITH THE COMPLETION
OF THE CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH! OF THE
SPIRITUALLY BANKRUPT PRIESTHOOD,
SOUTHERN POLITICIANS, EDUCATORS
AND WE REMIND YOU AGAIN.
THAT THE DEVILS R. {. HAD A MAJOR
HAND IN the ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN!
AND So WE PRESENT EXCERPTS FROM THE
EDITORIAL, WHAT IS NATURAL LAW?"
Excerpts from CHURCH AND STATE jan 1857
This phrase NATURAL LAW OR DIVINE LAW WHICH
ROMAN CATHOLIC cLERIcs KEEP USING - WHAT
DOES 1T MEAN? WE ANSWER. IN a WORD IT MEANS
WHATEVER THE ROMAN CATHOLIC cLERlcs WANT
IT TO MEAN.
We note the phrase in the Denver Registers reaction
TO the of the birth control herapy
in New Yorks public hospitals In high-IeveI pronounce
ment the editor wrote ALL MEN OF RIGHT PRINCIPLES
KNOW THAT coNTRAcEPTIoN IS A FILTHY CRIME
AGAINST CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE"
The statement is obviously false sroiesqve farce of
words But in order 70 bUftress his impossible position the
eu''o "VoNes NATURAL LAW IN faef, probably because
his cause so desperate he makes IL GODS NATURAL
LAW" He declares: NEITHER DO SEcTARIANS HAVE
THE RIGHT TO DECLARE INNOCENT WHAT IS A sERL
Gus SIN AGAINST GODS NATURAL LAW"
Here confronted with the assertion that the intel
Ggent effort 10 AVERT THE DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF
UNRESTRICTED BREEDING WHICH coNTRAcEPTIoN
REPRESENTS, is RULED OUT BECAUSE 1T VIOLATES
GODS NATURAL LAW
We caught the phrase, too in The statement Of
the Catholic bishops their denominations right teach"
This what they sad ~ the Catholic Churchs) riuht
TO teach those moral principles which ow from the natural
law and the positive law Of God and which are binding
upon all :"
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