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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

ENEMIES OF GOD AND MANKIND THNARTINC
REVELATIONS OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
COMPLETELY POPULATED. INC0RRUPTIBlE.
0MNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL llFE!-
COMMUNISM. DEVILS JUDAS JUDAISM.
DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM, AND THE
AsIATIc PHILOSOPHERS - AND ALL
LEADERSHIP - NOT YET IN SUBMISSION TO
ColSEcRATED ALLEGIANCE TO MY. GODS
CINE, SATAN-FREE. SANE CHURCH. THEgA-
PEUTIcs, THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST !. WHICH
hAS MY ONLY lNFALLIBLE PASTOR !. THE
c.s. TEXTBOOK. "sciENcE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE s-CR-i-P-T-U-R-E-s", DC
TATED TO MY SUCCESSOR TO CHRIST
JESUS THE ONLY PURE, TRUE GUARDIAN,
LIBERATOR OF OUR SENIOR, Basic
PASTOR THE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE
AND ALL BBLESl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31
JESUS NOT A SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTE /!


REFUSED HUMAN PARENTHooD
MADE HIS PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
FROM THE MYTHICAL, DEvlLIsH. ANTI.
CHRIST. P-S-Y.c-H-o-P-A-T-H-Lc, ADAM-EvE,
MuRDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs' AND
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - THE
MYTHICAL "GHASTLY FARCE OF [so- Called
MATERIAL EXISTENCE! - D. III, MY,
GODS. ONLY INFALLIBLE PASTOR OF NY
ONE. PURE, TRUE, HONEST COMPLETE,
SATAN-FREE, SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS,
THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST - IMPERATIVE
PURE. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS.
RECREATION - DlvINELY REcREATIvE,
REPUDIATINc THE FLESH. WHICH "PRoFITETH
NOTHING" Jesus in John 6:63). ENTER
TAlNMENT - PURE AND UNDEFILED, AT WAR
VS.. THE DEVILS BILLION RAcKETs
THEREIN. TO LIBERATE HIS DUPES - HEBREWS,
so-cALLED CHRISTIANS, AND OTHER PRIs-
ONERS OF THE DEVIL THE NON-cHRlsT
SCIENTISTS THOSE RAcKETS: SEX
ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL !. MARRIAGE IS MERELY
POTENTIAL. DIVINE CONTROL AL
coHoLic BEVERAGES, TOBACCO. IMPURE
THERAPEUTICS - INVITING PREMATURE
DEATHS. CRIME EXPLOITATION GAMBLING!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31
Warning! Mao SCI ung-

tconfinved from Back Page
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEATH AND DIVINE. Infinite LOVE ~?
DEATH - ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL"
PHENOMENA - ARE MYTHS =! DEATH,
THE LAST ENEMY TO BE DESTROYED Isl. PAUL.
IS THE WAGES OF SIN" BUT. MY LOVING,
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON,
THE HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MOT VAA
DEVILS ADAMEvE HYPNOSIS y, CHILD
Less CHRIST JESUS, RIGHTLY DECLARED:
BLESSED ARE THEY THAT MOURN FOR
THEY SHALL BE coMFORTED" !! BLESSED
ARE THEY WHO HUNGER AND THIRST AFTER
RIGHTEOUSNESS, FOR THEY SHALL BE FILLED!
PHILOSOPHERS HAVE DECLARED THAT
SUFFERING IS THE PATHWAY TO WISDOM AND
UNDERSTANDING THAT COLLECTIVE CON-
SERIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT WORLD
CONTINUES THE COMBINED PRESSURE OF
GOD AND THE DEVIL ! - THE WRINcER
WHICH REDUCES THE DEVIL AND ALL
HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA TO
THEIR NATIVE NoTHNcNESs"!
PART2
BEWARE OF OUR SECRET WEAP0N!-
you CAN'T STEAL IT! j YOU CAN'T BUY IT.
you CAN'T RESIST ITS TRIUMPHANT SPIRIT j
OF oMNIPoTENT, DIVINE LOVE 0MNIscIENT
oMNIPREsENT. oMN!AcTIvE'!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1859
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

HDnAlc. SATAN BOUND. DDQPllNE.
RxYtRs. THINKING. lEADIRsfnP. WON
MAJOR. MODERN, FRUITS:
SIX MILLION HEBREWS. PLUS. GO DOWN
UNDER DEVILS re. RENEGADE, HITLER J.
WHO HAD MORE POWER WITH THE DEVIL
THAN THE RABBINATE AND THEIR DUPEs
SUCKERS. COATS. LAMBS. AND SHEEP,
HAD WITH GOD - AS PER OUR DECREE. JESUS
AND NINE
TRIUMPHANT POWER OVER ALL EVIL - TIL
'MYTHl!l: BEHOLD HAVE GIVEN YOU P.o.W-E-
OVER ALL THE [-so-calIed--l power OF TIL
ENEMYF - DEVILS 'ADAM-EvE MATTER" Ecos :
land NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS HUR
YOU"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31
Detroit RABBI

CONTINUED from Back Page
GOD. ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE;
THE HEBREW RABBlNATE is STILL LIVING
MORE OR LESS, IN THE INFERIOR. BEFORE
CHRIST, ERAl THE RABBINATE SPEAKS
OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA AS THE COMMON
ERA Uf you laugh ovtIoud IFS a''rishfD
CEvI..s REUTER-. PROTESTANT PROSTITUTE
l,KsF.pR AND ELEANOR ! HAD TO GO TO
SOVIET RUSSIA FOR INSTRUCTION HOW TO
EFFECT MULrI-BIllI0N S STEALS VS.. The
AMERICAN PUBLIC! l. WITHIN THE LAW!
REurHER MARRIED HEBREW DID NOT
MARRY a CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST SUCH
SPIRITUAL SANITY OF REuTHfR
IS UNTHINKABLE!
PART
tcousinusd Next Column T0p'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

PART
HE'LL, SIN, HUMAN BIRTHS, DEATHS, DIS
AsTERs, WARS, MATTER" AND ITS FATHER
THE DEVIL, ARE GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND
Myths OF THE CHASTITY FARCE OF So
called MATERIAL EXISTENCE" p. III,
MY, GODS, MASTERPIECE, THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. "SclENcE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES,
DICTATED TO MY GREATEST MARY, MRS.
EDDY TO YOU! - NY ONE lNFALLIBLE
PASTOR OF MY ONE, PURE, TRUE, HONEST,
COMPLETE, sATAN-FREE, SANE CHURCH,
THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST
sAuLs OF TARsAs, ADAMS. EWES, PASTORS OF
THE FLESH PROHIBITED FROM PRESIDING
OVER THE CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST
OUR SENIOR, Basic PASTOR IS THUS
PROTECTED, LIBERATED FROM THE ADAM-EVs
SPIRITUAL ABDUL Terry LuNAcY OF THE
NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY, lAITY, AND
THEIR SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE OF ALL
BIBLES, CONFIRMING ABE LINcoLN'S PRO-
FOUND OBSERVATION, QUOTING SHAKE
sPEARE - THAT THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE
FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

NOW. RABBI WE GO BACK TO THE OLD
TESTAMENT, FIRST BOOK GENESIS l:26: land
GOD SAID, LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE,
AFTER OUR LIKENESS AND LET THEM HAVE
DOMINION OVER ALL! AND REMEM-
Der, THE c-H-I-L-D-L-E-S-s CHRIST JESUS, MY
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET, MESSIAH SON,
DECLARED AND DEMONSTRATED DEITY TO
BE INFINITE, MAJESTIC SPIRIT AND YOU
RABBIS REITERATE THAT THE LORD IS ONE,
GOD. THERE IS NONE ELSE BESIDE HIM!
ONE. REAL CREATOR, PARENT! COM
P-L-E-T-E.D CREATION GENESIS 1891: land
GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE HAD
MADE AND. BEHOLD, 1T WAS [-I-s-l
VERY cOOD"l-s>,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31
Eiseoho Bronc|ft;s-

-7- - - - OUu4UUu I'D
'cenfsnvsd from Back Psss,
vcmsiSf yssus). THE REV. MARY BAKER ernv
WsAInsp hER 10Th YEAR IN 1910 AND MAne
hk DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENTS"
IRON IhE DEVILS MEDICAL PsYcHoL ocy or
1nE NlesH. AGE As. VIA PRAYER NEWT
AND OBEDIENCE
PART2
GOOD OR EVIL. REALITY OR U.N.RF-Ali1y
cnRONIC???
UNIVERSE VERY GOOD" : PERFECT
AS PER Gen. 1881. 1000 &c.:
AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
Hs'vHE ONE. REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND BEHOLD IT WAS l-Is-l VERY
GOOD" = APPREHENDED AND oBEYEp BY THE
c-H-Ll-DLE-s-s CHRIST JESUS, DIscEr,,
INC AN E-T.E-R.N-A-Ll-Y, co-M-PL.E.T-EL-Y
POPULATED UNIVERSE or SUPER
SATURATED. UNAVAILABLE, INcoRRuPTIBuE
ONNiPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE -
YOUR TRUE'HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS
MANSIONS Christ Jesvs)
PART
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Impure theology

CONTINUED from Back Page
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
YE NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTISTS. PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL mot NECESSARILY IN OBVIOUS
WicKEDNEss. BUT IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR y,
DO YOU THINK THAT PROFOUND DOCUMENT,
WITH ITS "ALL MEN CREATED EQUAL,
COULD HAVE BEEN PRESENTED DURING THE
INFERIOR ERA, BEFORE CHRIST?
HEBREWS Md
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
CHRISTIAN: HEART SOUL AND SUBSTANCE
1.-THE new HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"
PART
JOHN THE BAPTIST'S. LINC0LNS.
MARTYRDOMS ACCELERATED THE
MESsIAHsHP OF THE ONE CHRIST!
WOMAN BRINGS FORTH A MAN CHILD
TO RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON
Revelation Oh. ~ FEB. 1866, GOD APPOINTS
HIS INCOMPATIBLE PROPHETESs DAUGHTER
REvELAToR. THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY =
THAT WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND
THE MOON UNDER HER Feet ibid.
AND GOD lNTENsFIES DIcTATION BEGUN IN
HER cIRLHooD ON, INTO HER ooTH YEAR!
PART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04

These potatoes are fabulousl Not just mashed,
but Light, fluffy, luxurious. whipped potatoes
SO good you absolutely cannot tell them from
the very best homemade. And they come out
perfect every time, tool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
better because they're WHIPPED
better because they're TAXES
WHIPPED

The secret is Borden's patented Flavor Flake
process. We take young. farm-fresh potatoes
prepare them our own special way. then
quick dry them into delicate fakes 20 care
fully that tiny flavor cells are left unbroken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
LAIN AMERICAN NOTES
Wounded Rebel Chief
Hiding, Honduras Says

TEoUcI0ALPA. Honduras.
May IA tAP).-The leader OF
the rebel band that attacked
the town OF oracias Monday Is
wounded and hiding in the
mountains OF Western Hon
duras. the government said
yesterday.
Former Army Col. Maxine
Bejarano apparently was
wounded In the twp-hour fight
with government troops when
500 rebels tried 70 take the
capital Of the province Of Lem
pira. the announcement said.
Government trUops were re-
ported still chasing the rebels
through mountainous terrain
near the Guatamalan frontier.
Col. Bejarano and another
former army oficer. Col. Jose
Igiesias, were identified by the
government as the leaders Of
Mondays attack. They were
described as supporters Of 1t
Col. Armando Velasquez Ger
ratio. former army chief. who
fed the country in March after
a short-lived uprising he led
was crushed.
President Ramon Villeda Mo-
rales. who came to power Is
months ago. denied a report
here that Col. Velasquez is hack
in Honduras. The rebel leader
was said to be still in exile in
San Jose, Costa RIGA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
BY JOHN v. HORNER
Star staff Writer

The second 1nter-American
Symposium on the Peaceful APP
plication of Nuclear Energy will
be held June / to 5 in Buenos
Aires, it was announced today.
At the same time, the Pan
American Union disclosed that
the newly-created Inter-Ameri-
can Nuclear Energy Commits
sion expects to hold its first
meeting here in October.
The commission is being es-
tablished primarily as a con-
sultative body in technical, eco
nomic and administrative mat
tiers IN nuclear science, for
benefit of members of the Or
ganization of American States.
It also will assist member
states in coordinating plans for
nuclear research and training.
Eighty leading scientists from
the 81 American repaolics will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Night CIubmun
Sues JudyGorIond

NEW YORK, May IA (AP) i.
Judy Garland's joy at APP
pearing in the Metropolitan
opera House was jolted yes
terday by a night club oper-
ator's court action to attach
her pay check.
Ben Maksik. operator of the
Town and Country Club in
Brooklyn, is suing the singer
for $150,000 for alleged breach
of contract and seeks some of
the Met pay check as part Of
that amount.
He contends she left his
night club in March. 1858, after
completing only IL of so sched-
uled performances. She said
she was fired. Mr.. Maksik said
the incident drove his business
into a reorganization from
which he is only now begin
ing to recover.
Miss Garland, after years in
movies and night clubs, is ap-
pearing at the Met for the first
time. She is giving a week
long series of performances,
with part of the receipts going
to Children's Asthma Research
Institute and Hospital in
Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
US. Seeking to Keep
A-Shock From Siberia

One is about 5000 feet up,
another at around $4,000 feet,
and a third at 100000 to $780,
900 feet.
About one-third of the time
at Kotzebue a Quoting layer will
be present below 50,000-foot
altitude. When a bomb pro-
duces a shock wave capable of
instantly boosting atmospheric
pressure momentarily by about
3 per cent a duct can carry the
shock 100 miles and break
windows, the researchers said.
There would be / chance in
10. they added, that it could
carry enough pressure 70 miles
to break most windows and
some doors
During the spring of 1861 the
scientists plan to establish the
air Quoting pattern around the
Kotzebue area with conven-
tional explosives. The idea will
be to protect inhabited Alaska
areas, as we'll as Siberia.
The problem is to find sout
whether f11Ing IA theg early fall
would affect the Kotzebue area
and whether Siberia would be
in the line of reflected shock
waves during early fall or
spring. the researchers said.
If it is found that excessive
shock pressures will be carried
to Siberia during certain
periods the nuclear firing will
be delayed until the duct pat
terms shifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
FBI Arrests One
Of Most Wanted

Ell PASO, Tex, May IA (APl
"A Nation wide search for En-
NETT Bernard Kervan, one OF
the FBI's 10 most wanted men,
ended last night with his arrest
in a garage apartment here.
The 51-year-old Kervan, UNI
armed and clad in pajamas,
didn't resist FBI agents.
He had been sought in
connection with the holdup of
the East Norwalk Comm
branch of the Merchants Bank
& Trust Co. last February 5,
A gunman robbed the bank Of
S29,445. Kervan had 1921 in
cash and a bank book showing
$3.50 in a savings account when
arrested.
He was arraigned before
United States Commissioner
Henry Clifton last night and
locked in the Ell Paso County
Jail pending extradition to
Connecticut.
FBI Agent Francis Crosby
said Kervan apparently arrived
in Ell Paso late in February
and lived in hotels before rent
ing the garage apartment late
in March. His long criminal
record lists arrests for counter
feiting, grand larceny, burglary
and possession of a deadly
weapon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Scott Hits Fight
On Appointments
By nc Associated Press

Senator Scott, Republican of
Pennsylvania, deplored today
the use of presidential appoint
ments as political footballs to
be kicked back and forth across
the front pages of the world"
He said Ogden r. Reds NOM
nation as Ambassador to Israel
should be promptly confirmed
by the Senate and kept out of
the new Washington punting
contest"
The Senator spoke in an adj
dress prepared for a Capitol
luncheon sponsored by the
Pennsylvania Zionist Legion,
which awarded him a life men,
bership.
He said Mr.. Reid. former
president and editor of the New
York Herald Tribune lis an in
telligent and articulate young
man who is well suited for his
task"
The 33-year-old Reid is to
appear before the Senate For
eign Relations Committee again
next Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Financing Set
For Southwest
Market Center

Mortgage agreements were
signed today, clearing the way
for construction of a new 81
million market center in South
west Washington. The center
is the first commercial prop
erty to be built in the huge
Southwest slum- clearance pro-
gram.
Trust deeds, executed by
Southwest Market Center, Inc,
Riggs National Bank and the
Small Business Administration,
provided eight merchants and
a restaurant relocated from the
Maine avenue area with a
S424,000 loan. The agreements
we're signed in the Offices Of
the Realty Title Insurance Co..
1924 K street NV.
Fred Drew Construction Co.
officials said they expect to be-
gin work on two sections of the
center next week on tracts be-
tween Second, Fourth and E
streets and the Southwest ex-
pressway.
The District Redevelopment
Land Agency. which acquires
land and clears it in the urban
renewal project, has held up
approval of a third section
originally planned for construc-
ton between Fourth and Sixth
streets. Approval was held up
after officials of st. Dominic's
Church. Sixth and E streets,
objected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
BY RENNIE TAYLOR
Associated Press Science Writer


SAN FRANCISCO, May IA
Two scientists disclosed today
they are taking steps to pre-
vent reflected shock waves
from breaking windows and
causing other damage in Rus
sian Siberia when they use big
nuclear bombs to create a new
harbor in Alaska.
AS planned by the United
States Government. five nu-
clear bombs will be set off,
probably in 1861, to excavate
a harbor in Kotzebue Sound,
on the Northwestern Alaska
coast.
The site is only about 200
miles from Siberia. The re-
searchers said they had learned
that under certain conditions
shock waves could .carom of
upper air layers and return to
earth more than 300 miles
away with damaging effect.
Blast waves from the bombs
ride on -ducting layers, said
u. w. Reed and H. w. Church
of the Sandia Corp They adj
dressed the second Plowshare
symposium on industrial and
scientific uses of nuclear eX-
blossoms. The Sandia Corp. is
a privately owned organization
which makes nuclear weapons
for the Government.
There are three air Quoting
layers, the two scientists said,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Tronsit Deal.
For 100 New
Buses OK'd

A request by D. c. Transit
System to buy 100 new buses
at a cost of nearly s3.2 million
has been approved by the Pub
lie Utilities Commission.
Purchase of the air-condi-
toned coaches, which company
officials said will feature the
latest in transit design, is a
step in the conversion to
an all-bus operation. Under
the firms franchise, it must
abandon street car operation
by August, 1868.
The new buses, which are
being purchased from the Cen
eral Motors Corp. include rs
of a 51-passenger model cost
ing S32,3l0 each. The remain
ing IS are 45-passenger coaches
costing S30,770.
The purchase terms call for
a payment of 20 per cent OF
the total price on delivery. The
balance is to be paid in so
equal monthly installments
with annual interest at 6I2
per cent.
The total price for the 100
buses, including Federal eX-
else tax was reported as S.
l89,988.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
PutroImen Fined
On Radio Charges

A Police Trial Board found
two 18th precinct patrolmen
guilty today of negligence in
maintaining proper radio COM
munication from their scout
car with their home station on
April 2,
Corpl. Hugh A. MacNeil and
Pvt. Joseph F. ODsa were
fined a total of $3.50 for fall
ing to contact the dispatching
officer after not having heard
a call for more than a quarter
of an hour and for failing to
communicate with their sta
ton over the patrol signal sys-
tenn at least once an hour.
The board. headed by Deputy
Chief Robert S. Bryant, found
the policemen not guilty OF
three other charges, including
tampering with The scout cars
radio receiving and sending set,
Corpl. MacNeil was fined $50
for each of the two guilty
counts and Pvt. ODea was
fined SIS on each count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
House Approves
$3.50 Million Sum
For Loan Fund
BY the Associated Press

The House today approved a
conference report for a $3.50
million appropriation for the
foreign aid programs Develop
ment Loan Fund.
This is SIS million less than
President Eisenhower requested,
$50 million more than the
House originally approved, and
$50 million less than the Senate
voted.
The fund is used for loans to
friendly nations to help them
develop their economies.
The money is included in an
omnibus appropriation bill
given formal House approval
today. Its total of $2.764.5O0,-
soonest of it for the Veter-
ans Administrations S136
million less than the President
requested, $'lO7 million more
than the House voted and
$50 million less than the Senate
originally approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
I'd PorIey on A-Energy
Set for Buenos Aires

participate in the Buenos Aires
symposium.
They will focus attention
upon research in the use OF
radiation and radioisotopes in
the basic biological, medical
and agricultural sciences.
The symposium continues
the series begun two years ago
at Brookhaven, Long Island. .
A principal speaker from
Argentina will be DR.. Bernardo
Alberto Houssay, head of his
country's National Research
Council. He is the only Latin
American recipient of the Nobel
Prize in natural resources.
Participants from the United
States will include Or. H. D.
Drummer of the Atomic Energy
Commission: DR.. Ralph G. Siu,
once of the Quartermaster
General, and DR.. A. w. Lind
quist of the Agriculture De-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Sentences Cut
In Aid Fraud

Nathaniel and Elizabeth
Backbone. parents OF six chn-
dren who had been convicted
for fraudulently obtaining Dis
tiict welfare payments. yester-
day won reduced sentences.
The Blackmones originally
had been charged with receive
ing $500 welfare aid over a
35-month period beginning in
April. 1855.
They subsequently were cons
victed for obtaining payments
IN April and May, 1885. after
Municipal Court Judge John
II. Burnett threw out the other
80 counts.
All the counts should have
been brought as one charge.
the Municipal Court Of Appeals
held yesterday. Maximum sem
tence for one charge is one year
in Jail and a $500 fine. Black
none had been sentenced to
10 months In jail plus a $1,000
fine or an additional year. Mrs.
Backbone had been sentenced
TO one year plus $1,000 or a
second year.
Mrs. Backbone had applied
for welfare after stating that
her husband deserted her. The
couple was charged after
welfare investigators spotted
Backbone, A, running bare
footed and in his shirt sleeves
from the family residence in
the $500 block Of Minnesota
avenue NE, police said.
The opinion by Judge Thorn
as d. Quinn rejected defense
objections that Judge Burnett
was biased against the Black
mones. He noted that the judge
at one point in the trial said,
referring to Mrs. Blackmone,
"if the jury let's her go, I'll drop
dead"
Mere expression Of opinion
by the judge does not disqualify
him from trying a case. Judge
Quinn ruled.
Mrs. Backbone, As, had been
free on bond caring for the
children, aged 4 to Is. and re-
ceiving SEAS public assistance
pending the appellate decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
Mother, 3 Girls
Burned to Death

EUREKA, Calf, May IA
CAP "A mother and her three
little daughters, trapped in an
upstairs bedroom, died as fire
destroyed their frame home last
night.
James Hallmark, husband and
father, leaped from a second
story window and then bat
tered down a rear door in an
effort to re-enter the house, but
was driven back by the flames.
He was hospitalized with burns
and shock.
The victims were Mrs. Annie
10 Hallmark, in her mid-20s;
jamie. 7; Mary Ann, 4, and
Patty, 2.
Fire Chief Allan d. Pettingill
said the fire apparently started
downstairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-14
81 u. S. Diaries
Increase Prices

NEW YORK, May IA (AP).
Climbing costs forced 81
United States daily newspapers
to boost their price to readers
in the first four months Of
1859, the American Newspaper
Publishers Association reported
today.
Some papers explained they
resisted such increases as long
as economically possible, " ANPA
General Manager Cranston
Williams declared. One paper
said the price increase hike was
it's first in % years.
Last year, 403 Of the lat
daily newspapers in the United
States, Canada, Hawaii and
Puerto Rico reporting to the
ANPA raised prices in one or
more circulation classes.