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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
SpeciuI Session
Asked to HundIe
Hospital Strike

NEW YORK. June 8 (AP)
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
has been asked to call a special
session Of the State Legislature
to cope with the four-week-old
hospital strike.
The request came yesterday
from a State legislator. Assem-
blyman william F. Passan-
mantle. Manhattan Democrat.
Meanwhile there were these
other developments:
I. The strike spread to a sew
enth hospital - Flower and
Fifth Avenue.
2. A three-man panel ap-
pointed by Mayor Robert F.
Wagner to make suggestions on
ending the strike prepared To
submit its recommendations.
3. Six other hospitals granted
recognition to another union,
thus averting q threatened
strike against those hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Britons Cheer
Billy Grohum

LONDON. June 8 (AP).-
Evangelist Billy Graham came
back to London today and
walked into the sort Of welcome
that would make a movie star
envious.
More than 1000 hymn-sing-
ing Britons nearly mobbed him
at Victoria Station. They were
a youthful bunch and the
hymns they sang loudest were
the American evangelist's IA
vorite, This Is My Story. This
Is My Song"
Mr.. Graham emerged from
the Paris boat train explaining
that he will not be preaching
in England this time but Is
taking a vacation.
He came from Australia and
New Zealand where he said
more than 3.5 million people
attended his meetings and tens
Of thousands made decisions to
give their lives to Christ.
He turned to the attractive
brunette beside him and an
nounced to the crowd. This
delightful girl is my wife"
Everybody cheered. We've
been apart for five months. "
Mr.. Graham said. And we
were reunited only yesterday in
Paris. So this Is another honey
moon-our hundredth."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
British Guiunu
Flu Spreading

@ EORGETQW N. British
Guiana. June 8 (AP).-Infiu-
enza in epidemic proportions
has struck British Guiana and
is still spreading.
No total count Of cases was
available but Q doctors and
about 100 nurses in this British
crown colony's medical service
were stricken.
One hundred members Of the
l .600-man police force also we're
officially reported Ill with fiu.
The medical service has 10
doctors and 387 nurses at full
strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Jordan Carries
Syrian Row 10
United Nations

AMMAN, Jordan, June 8 (APl.
This country has referred the
Syrian-Jordan situation to the
United Nations. Prime Minis
ter Hazza Majali said today.
He made the announcement
after an emergency cabinet
meeting summoned after yes
terday's reported rail and road
border closure by Syrian auth
critics.
"The unjustifiable Syrian
measure has been brought to
the notice Of the United Ma
tons through its office In Am
man. and through Jordan's
permanent delegate at the
United Nations headquarters
In New York." he said.
Jordan has not taken any
retaliatory m assures, the
prime minister added.
Syria's reported border ac-
ton follows q period Of de-
teriorating relations and many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

alleged incidents In which the
syrians claim Jordanians kid
mapped Syrian villagers. killed
two persons and wounded three.
The statement said Jordan
officials were told by the gov
ernor Of the Syrian town Of
Dera that Syrian farmers had
been prevented from harvest
ing their crops inside Jordan
and that Jordan had increased
its troops near the border.
A second emergency cabinet
meeting was held later at the
Royal Palace with King Hus-
sein presiding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
At|asExp|odes,
Blasting Hopes

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla.
June 6 (AP).-The Air Forces
giant Atlas rocket exploded
shortly after launching today.
jolting U. s. hopes for an
operational intercontinental
range ballistic missile by this
summer.
It was the fifth straight time
an Atlas missile failed to
travel an intended path down
the Atlantic. Four Of the
rockets exploded, including the
last three.
In all. the Atlas has blown
up 10 times in IS flight tests.
The 82-foot rocket lifted
from its launching pad In a
pool Of fire and smoke today
and darted into the sky in
what appeared to be a perfect
launching.
Hits $4,000 M.P.H.
After 20 seconds, the mis-
sile's blunt nose cone arched
high in the air and the rocket
raced toward the southeast at
an altitude Of some 80 miles.
It's speed was about $1,000
miles an hour.
The Defense Department is
sued a quick announcement
that the blastoff was an app
parent success. Several min
utes later 1t reported the mis-
sile exploded after completion
Of the initial propulsion stage
Of the fight" It said cause Of
the malfunction was not i'm
mediately known.
The explosion occurred about
three minutes after launching.
Today's Atlas, like the previ-
Gus two, was a prototype Of an
operational model the Air Force
hopes to turn over TO troops
within the next two months.
This streamlined model is
called the Atlas %" series.
This Nations only other in
tercontinental range ballistic
missile, the Titan. Is still in
Its early testing stage. It's first
stage has been successfully
fired four times, and the Air
Force is expected to launch a
rocket with both first and Sec
ond stages soon.
The Atlas has been tested at
Cape Canaveral for tvo years.
The Air Force hopes to have it
operational this summer. It
announced earlier that its aim
was to assign the Atlas to
troops this summer for train
ing shoots at the Pacific mis-
sile range at Vandenberg Air
Force Base. Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Eisenhower's Words to Conodions
Travel 100000 Miles in 2.7 Seconds

3 PRINCE ALBERT. Sask..
June 6 tAPl Canadian Prime
minister John Diefenbaker
sheard q voice message today
from President Eisenhower
sthat had been bounced on the
moon. The prime minister sent
"a reply the same way.
The greetings were ex-
changed at the opening here Of
"a new Canadian Government
.radar laboratory for Joint
-United States-C Canadian re-
ssearch In defense against inter-
continental ballistic missiles.
. Emphasizing United States
Canadian cooperation. Mr..
eDiefenbaker announced that
Canada expects to launch an
eearth satellite with United
Estates aid in 1861. and will
provide instruments for United
Estates rockets. The new radar
Laboratory here is designed to
.work with q similar installa-
.tion, the United States Mill
stone laboratory near Boston.
! Travels 100000 Miles
The message from the Presi-
sdent was transmitted from
: Milestone. 100 miles away.
sBut it Travelled about 100000
smiles to the moon, and back
another 250.000 miles to Prince
sAlbert-half q million miles in
sall-in 81 seconds. The mes
ssage was recorded here q few
days ago from the Milestone
transmission.
: Prime Minister Diefenbaker's
reply was sent by land line to
Milestone. and at the same
time was recorded for later
transmission by way Of the
moon.
~ At the White House 1t was
ssaid the President would hear
Ibis own voice. as recorded from
the moon. at Gettysburg.
Although ineligible voice
signals were successfully trans
United by way Of the moon by
ethe United States Naval Re-
ssearch Laboratory for the first
slime in 1854. John Kessler
.of the Lincoln Laboratory
told newsmen in Washington
ethe Eisenhower Diefenbaker
exchange was the best to date
Tor the quality Of voice.
Stresses Cooperation
: President Eisenhower, in his
message. said in part:
II am delighted to greet
you. Mr.. Prime Minister. and
the Canadian people on the
occasion Of the opening Of the
Prince Albert Radar labora-
Cory. The completion of this
Laboratory constitutes another
major event along the road of
eo-operative ventures between
spur two countries in defense
research and other fields"
Mr.. Diefenbaker said the
survival Of the free world in
the years ahead may depend in
considerable measure on the
success attained by the United
States and Canada in planning
> together and assuring the
s5oint defense of this vital con-
: finental bastion of freedom. ;"
A White House statement
said this northern site was
.chosen for research in factors
Influencing radar detection of
saircraft and missiles in the
aurora boreafis zone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Chamber Fete Set

Some 800 Prince Georges
County businessmen will at
tend an outdoor program spon-
sored by the county Chamber
Of Commerce and other county
business groups tomorrow at
the Prince Georges Country
Club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Imperialism In America
tConfinued from Back Pagel
SHADOW OVER THE CAPITOL

The institution known as the Roman Catholic Church
is in every essential a political empire. Every Roman Cath
Ollie in the world is subject TO its law and bound to its
Sovereign PontiH by civil allegiance paramount TO that
which is due the State. II is not their religion but that
political allegiance which Justly disqvalifes all members OF
the Church Of Rome for citizenship and for public office.
Let any answer the argument who can. The Roman Cath
Ollie Church differs from the church divinely established
as midnight differs from noon.
The pretense that the Popes are successors Of Peter or
any Apostle is utterly false. An Apostle must personally
have seen the Lord. Such a witness could have no successor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Hiuh Birth Rate In Asia

The bureau, a non-proht organization organized to dis
tribute population data. did not say exactly what would
happen If the Asian population continues to increase. Bur
,he ir,pyiea,ion was that fighting would break out among
starving peoples.
The bureaus views we're carried in a pamphlet based
!. . rsnoy, Of the United Nations Economic Commission
sor Asia and the East East. II said the region now has almost
L.soo.o oo, 900 people and at present growth trends will have
$500, ooo, 900 by the year 1000.
THE economic implications of this rapid CROWN freno
are serious since most OF the countries OF ne region =
-. ,...~. low ,teracv. limited cultivated land and few
d.veIoned natural resources other than land" the bureau
said.
Tho Formulation Reference Bureau said there is an urgent
resd for action programs which will reduce b'rfh ra'es IN
the EcAFE nations and thus level on poPo's"o" CROWN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
773 Dead. 241 Lost in Formosu Floods

Detroit News)
TAIPEL Formosa, Aug. l0.-AP(-The death toll from
ihe eentvry's worst floods on this Nationalist Chinese island
rose today TO 773 by official count. Another 24l persons
were listed as missing.
THE OFFICIAL cAsuALTY LIST ALSO REPORTED
1923 INJURED N 1919 HOMELESS. THE FLOODS
DESTROYED l5,I7s HOUSES AND DAMAGED 1880
MORE. the government reported.
MOST OF THE DAMAC OCCURRED IN ISOLATED
COMMUNITIES HIT BY FLASH FLOODS THAT FOL-
LOWED THE ISLANDS, HEAviEs RAINS IN 81 YEARS.
The forreniisI rains fell on central and south Formoss
Friday rs hurricane Ellen bore down on Japan after by
passina northern Formosa earlier in the wee:. But local
weathermen said the rains on Formosa resulted from a
storm in the south China Sea. not from Ellen.
TAIPEL THE CAPITAL N HOME OF MOST AMERi-
M STATIONED ON THE ~ATIoNALis ISLAND, SUI
FERED LITTLE FROM THE STORM.
A spokesman for the U. S. command on Formosa said
there were no reports Of American casualties.
Elsewhere the floods wreaked havoc, sweeping away
roads, railway beds and telephone and power lines.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
u, 727, 900 CLASSIFIED AS VETERANS
All Eligible for Some v. A. Benefit

NY. Tribune 7/6)
WASHINGTON, July S UPD-The Veterans Admin
isfration has become Americans second closest link with
their government. First is the f~ax-iapping Internal Revenue
Service.
At last count, June 80, 1855. the v. A. had classified
22,727,O00 citizens as Veterans"
In his budget for the new fiscal year which started July
l. President Eisenhower asked for $4,000, 900, 1000 TO cover
veterans benefits and spending.
All of the 2 100000 plus veterans are eligible for
benefits ranging from education to medical care. And this
doesn't include men and women who entered the service
after Jan. 81, 1855.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

CONTINENTAL OIL co. Konsas city
MEN WERE FILLING A TANK TRUCK 49,. CAUSE
NOT KNOWN a ElREMEN DIED, BOTH "a. " OTHERS,
"A CRITICAL CONDITION REMAIN IN
HOSPITALS TODAY MORE THAN 100 PERSONS
SUFFERED BURNS
LOSS ESTIMATED At $l5o,o0o.' (pet. Times s/le)
NoN.cHRlsT SCIENTISTS ARE or DEFECTIVE
ANiTY. JUDGMENT, HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE -
TOO SATAN BOUND
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Mystery Fire

Vcontinved from Back Pagel
~rRAppep IN FLAMING WRECK, z GIRLS KILLED."
ia and y. ~ INJURED BOYS ESCAPE UPSET CAK'
WERE DRIVING 80 MPH IN As MPH zoNe"
LOST CONTROL Def. Times o's
..,aa.a and rolled $50 feet after II went out
....-., :, , railroad Grade crossing on Van Horn near
p.vIsor. in Trenton. n landed on It's side and oOrs' '"'0
hsnes."
Dead are: Gale Hamilton. 10, OF IIoo no'ss ""' N'"'
Powers. ", at 244al Hickory Circle"
en- wv.ndo,t. General Hospital with burns OF the naek'
80 :" -, mf ,sss !. LYNN o1Brisn. 10. of 2'4ss \. c. |. Jack
Sen NJ also suffered severe scalp lseers''o"s. u,..,.,a
.Th. arver. Frederick }. ssswsid' 49, OF '2s' H'sn''"''
wss treated FOR leg cuts :.
QUAKE Comment Fits More News items
<"'O00 tcont,nvsd Nsxf Column Top'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
A Roman Catholic
(continued from Back Pase)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
Today my heart goes out to people who are members
of the Roman Catholic Church, and some OF these are my
relatives and dearest friends. BY careful study Of the doc
trine taught by the Roman hierarchy became convinced
that could not continue TO be a Roman Catholic.
could not remain in the Roman Catholic Church be-
cause could not believe in her priesthood; the intahab'lify
OF her popes; HER DOLATRY MARIoLATRY, and WOR-
SHIP OF SAINTS; nor IN THE AUTHORITY OF ANY
CHURCH AS SET ABOVE THE AUTHORITY OF THE
BIBLE.
HER PRIESTHOOD
do not believe in the power Of a Roman Catholic priest
to forgive sins.
cannot accept Rome's false doctrine of the infaIIibiIify
of her popes.
Rome falsely declares that Peter was The first Pope.
N Peter were the vicar of Christ on earth he himself
was ignorant Of this fact. for he certainly went out OF his
way 10 ignore mention Of such office in his two episfles.
In Peter 2:2l-2 he made no mention OF Po-
SITIoN HELD BY HIM, but wrote OF The LORD JESUS
AS BEING TIKI SHEPHERD AND BISHOP OF YOUR
SOULS" -.
HER ,poLATRY AND MARloLATRY
could not remain q Roman Catholic because could
not ACCEPT IDoLATRY and MARioLATRY' HEX wok-
SHIP or SAINT NJ MARY.
ROME OPENLY SPEAKS or MARY AS THE MOTHER
OF GOD. BUT THE TRUTH IS THAT SIZE IS SIMPLY THE
MOTHER OF THE uMANI OF JESUS CHRIST.
HER WORSHIP OF SAINT
Besides the Iitanies and worship OF The virgin Mary,
ADDITIONAL pEvoTIoNs TO VARIOUS HIERARCHY
APPOINTED SAINTS ARE ORDERED BY THE HOLY
FATHER" such as the Prayer to 81. Joseph" which
is ordered TO be reeited during the month OF October.
THE IA CHURCH IN AUTHORITY
could not remain a Roman Catholic because DO not
believe that the authority OF any church Is to be set above
the authority Of the Bible. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Negro MD's Needed


tCenfinved from Back Page)
AND READ ON RE THE BLESSINGS OF OBEDIENCE
" THE PROMISE OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER.
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST" TO HAT WICKED NJ
ADULTERoUs GENERATION" WHO COULD NOT
BEAR" a COMPLETE AND FINAL REvELATiON'l
HENCE. THE PosT-clviL WAR F~ULFILLMENT: MY
APPOINTMENT OF WOMAN. WHOSE MAN CHILD
WOULD RULE rs RULING ALL NATIONS WITH
A ROD OF IRON MRS EDDY, nay GREATEST MARY!
THE A CHILD: CHRIST, GODS IDEA, WILL
EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES
M~PERATivELY. ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY WITH
DIVINE scIENcE"!-p. SOS, cs. textbook, Apocalypse.
MORE NEGRO MDs NEEDED
BY David Smith (Dei. Times a1D
There's an urgent need for al least 5000 additional
Negro physicians. outgoing President DR.. r. siiiimsn Smith
Of the National Medical Association said here today.
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES THERE ARE
ONLY 4,5oo NEGRO DOCTORS. said Smith, who added:
w NEED AT LEAST DOUBLE THIS NUMBER"
He pointed out the average Negro physician has a case
load Of 5000 patients. His white counterpart has only 700.
we have the same problem in the North, but we are. OF
course. grateful for the opportunity given our young
Negro students throughout the country" Smith declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

UNHEALTHY OF HUMAN AND "MATERlAL"
PHENOMENA!
THE SHINING. STUPID. LAUNDERING
RACES AND THEIR so.cALLED MATERIAL" WORLD
ARE MERELY SHADoWY, VISIBLE, MYTHICAL,
MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA l. coUNTERFEITS
N BURLEsoUEs OF Az OFFSPRING, YOUR
TRUE BEING-MATTERLEsS. ~FLEsHLEss, SPIRITUAL,
cHRISTLlKE
SATAN. THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH.
WILL FORCE AWAKENINcs OUT OF THE M-Y-T.HI-
CAL, DEvILIsH. ANTLcHRIsT, PSYCHIC
P-A-T-HIc. ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS.
KNAvEs N FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
BIRTHS 1.-THE CHASTITY
FARCE or [so-caIIedl MATERIAL ExIsTENcET
p. az, MY MASTERPIECE, THE c.S. TEXTBOOK, MY
INFALLIBLE PASTOR, GUARDIAN OF OUR Basic
PASTOR. KING PROTESTANT BIBLE, N
ALL BIBLES!
REPORT RISE IN PARAlYTIc POLIO CASES
III Listed in Week; Three Deaths in Yeur
my. Tribune 7/l8)
WASHINGTON July II (UPD-Svrgeon General Leroy
&. Bvrney warned today that paraiytie polio is on the
upsvrge and taking It's heaviest toll among The unvaceinated.
Pointing up his warning. The Public Health Service
reported that the nations polio count climbed last week
by l78 cases. OF these, III ware ~paraIytic. The increase
brought The total polio tell Tor the first twenty-seven weeks
Of the year to l,2o8 easss-79l OF them of the ~erippIng
type.
The Health Service said The number of paraIyie cases
so far is more than double The 38s reported for the same
period Of 1853. The total number Of cases. including nom
paraIytic, at the same time last year was 754 cases.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Formosa Floods


tCenfinvsd from Back PAGE, -
~ ASSslsRAIlNc THE M%EssIAHsHIP OF THE
rnsSa-oMNiPREsENT. EVEN UNTO the END
" .ne w0RLDl uesvsl-BUT VISIBILITY NEEDED
ex WICKED N ApulTERous GENERATIONS
A"ANeN'No VIA SUFFERING, REPENTANCE.
PRAYERS. TO oMNiPREsENT, PERFECT CREATOR,
oNE. k.s-At PARENT. PERFECT CREATION,
UNIVERSE, WITH UNAVAILABLE, iN%coRRUPT-
'el-. sorsk-sAIuRATeo oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE !. REVEALED, IN INCREASING
meAsUks, IN ALL AGES. VIA THE CHRIST, THE
sSsk'EuAl IDEA IDEAL OF YOUR FEATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNlous," AND THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or YOUR TRUE. ETERNAL
hAeHAT or MANY MARVELLOUS MANsIoNsl
PART
Momnss Man Child To Rule IFS RuEnq-I
An Nations With q Rod of kon-",I-
TINE omNlPoTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE-
oMNISCieNT. oMNIPRESENT. oMNIAcTIvE-REvEAL-
ING TO THE cHAsTENED or THE LORD, DIvINE
Owe, THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF 1.-THE cHAsT-
~ FARCE OF lso-eaIIedl MATERIAL ExisTENcET
-P. 2I2. MY MASTERPIECE, THE c.s. TEXTBOOK.
SCIENCE N HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
s-c-RI-PcT-uIR-E-s." DICTATED TO MY GREATEST
MARY. MRS. EDDY.
THE TEXTBOOK IS MY ONE, INFALLIBLE PASTOR
land ONLY WHOLLY TRUSTWORTHY, PROTECTIVE,
llRERATING FRIEND OF OUR Basic PASTOR,
THE KIM JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE AND ALL
BIBLES J., LlBERATINC THE SATAN BOUND"
CLERGY, THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST! LAITY,
LEADERS, MASSES. FROM THE MYTHICAL.
DEVlISH, ANTI-CHRIST. PSYCHOPATHIc, ADAM-EvE,
NUMEROUS GAIN. JUDAS, KNAvES AMI FOOLS,
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or BIRTHS N
PARENTHoop VIA WHICH THE DEVIL WOULD
REPuDlATE THEsMARvEtoUS. C-HEL-DL-E-S-S
CAREER or CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY. THE
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" WHO HoNoRED nae,
INFINITE. MAJESTIC SPIRIT AS THE ONE REAL
SUBSTANCE. PARENT l. IN, N OF, THE ENTIRE
uNlvERsEl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
British Jet vanishes--

Continued from Back Page)
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
YOU POOR BEARS f! = DUPES. SUCKERS.
DEPUTIES, FOR THE DEVILS BILLION S RACKETS
IMPURE ENTERTAINMENT, So-cALLED REcRE-
ALTON. M CONTEMPT OF JESUS AND MY BLESSED.
BASIC TRUTH RE HEALTH, HEALING, PRoTEC-
TON, HEAVEN HERE, Now THE FLESH PRoFlTETH
NOTHING. IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH.
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO you, THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE"-Jesus in John 6:63,
r. c. 81.
DEVILS AIDES: PUBS. DEVILS SEX
SATURATED ENTERTAINMENT. WORLD
OF LETTERS. W0MENs CLOTHING
INDUSTRIES
SATAN BOUND" THERAPEUTICS, THE NOM
CHRIST scIENTIsT l. WOULD PERFORM MIRACLES
[soMETiMEsl WHICH WOULD DECEIVE, IF POS
sIBLE. THE VERY ~ELEcT!-AND INVITE PREMATURE
DEATH
FORTUNATELY. ACCIDENTS ARE MYTHS!
ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA,
LIKEWISE THE THING SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
EM-Y-T-HLc-AL-L BUT THE THINGS NOT
SEEN ARE ETERNALT-st. Paul.
THE UNIVERSE IS lo09e THE MANIFESTATIONS
OF THOUGHT! MATTER" AND ITS FATHER, The
DEVIL, THE MYTHS EUTTERLy NoN-ExsTENT
IN THE NEW HEAVEN AND NEW EARTH" tRevelation)'
THE REAL OF nay. GODS. c~REATloN-YoUR
TRUE BEING - SiNLE Ss, MATTERLESs, FlESHLEsS'
SPIRITUAL. CHRiSTLlkE Externally, CON-
PlETELY P~oPULATING, sUPER-SATURATINc. THE
ONE REAL UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE
NcoRRuPTlBLE oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY
MARvELo Gus MANSIONS, NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS!
REVEALED TRUTH. 1000 Be- DECLARES MI
CREATION AND UNIVERSE - N THERE IS NONE
oTHER-To BE VERY cooD"!-oF MAJESTIC,
INFINITE SPIRIT, THE ONE SUBSTANCE, The ONE
REAL PARENT J., IN, N OF. THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE - YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL
HARMONIOUS" oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LovE
omNIscIENT. oMNIPREsENT. oMNIAcTIvE.
Top Secret British Jet Takes off - vonishes
Vessels Search English Chonnel, But Find
Only Oil Slick on Woter
Windsor Daily Star SID
LONDON, Eng, APEBrtain's latest top seeref le'
borber took of for q routine test flight over the English
Channel Thursday and vanished.
A British tanker reported sighting flares OH Sicily
isl.s AZ the western entrance TO the channel. bot search
boats found only an oil slick on the surface OF the water
Later a search plane reported IL had spotted wreeksse
in The area.
The Victor Mark n, repvsed TO be the worlds fastest
and hiuhest nyinq bomber, carried . crew OF five from IT'S
base a Boseombe Down In The south OF England.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUG. 20, 1859
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29
Rise In. Polio Cases

Continued from Back Page)
UNHEALTHY OF HUMAN AND "MATERIAL"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-29

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, AUG. 20, 1859
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-06

The LIFE Magazine writer who had undertook the task
suggesting the United might influence emerging
Afrca entering the camp OF the nations and adopt
ing democracy form Of government hardly touched lightly
main approach which ought be apparent any honest
observer.
No black going another nation which mis-,
can native has already heard about "Ltte Rock and Of
many Of the other bgocd manifestations Of Americas Negro
white problem
The nations Of Africa the magazine writer said should
urged send their students this country study which is
fine program but what about those African students who ia
order TO get the education they would like study
Southern American schoosi
anyone imagine that tho native African exchange
student attending school Ia the South would fall in love with
system that supports and perpctuncs racial astef All Africans
today despse and reject segregation any level No
free anywhere accepts it willingly
The African who here attend school is apt any
time be mistaken for American citizen Of Negro ancestry
and given the Jmcro lie doesn have 40 South
get Witness II you will the incident Manato Minnesota
few months where Ngeran student refused
cause Of his color right Minnesota
needs Mankao We'd hate tell you how long
African exchange who wanted enjoy hospitality
% Mike rroupcs White House restaurant Olson Highway
IN Golden Valley would have for service lie would soon
get the idea his patronage neither solicited nor wanted
How will be able win the friendship OF the African
people before the Russian Reds get them their camp
depends considerably whether the American whites aud
learn live together neghbory and respectful fashion or
its later than many may think, internationally