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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Residents Urged
ToCheck LISTING
In Charity Pleas

A District Commissioners
committee today urged resi-
dents to demand proof on
charity appeals that the or
carnations have complied with
the city's new registration law.
The request was made in a
statement issued by the Char
liable Solicitations Advisory
Committee.
With some exceptions, the
new statute requires that or
CARNATIONS must register with
the Department of Licenses
and Inspections before hey
can solicit in Washington.
The advisory committee noted
that a solicitor must exhibit
an information card" unless
his organization is exempt, and
LnaC the law PROMPTS tele-
phone charity appeals by paid
solicitors. Letters asking for
contributions from any organ
ization covered by the act must
carry a District Government
registration number.
Organizations which are ex-
empt include the Red Cross;
groups which raise $500 or
less, provided all of the money
goes to charity; organizations
soliciting entirely within their
own membership. and, under
certain circumstances, churches.
The law is designed to pro-
vide information on solicita-
ton groups to protect the pub
lie against INSCRIPTIONS opera
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

when I was still a very
young man at Cambridge, I
think in the year 1880, ] found
in q :. bookstore two volumes
of poetry by Pasternak, My
Sister, Life and Themes and
Variations" The books mot
only appealed to me-" he said.
"but compelled me willy-nilly
to make some first and perhaps
laundering attempts to trans
late"
That same year he wrote an
essay on the author and this.
with the TRANSACTIONS. he sent
Into the wide unknown" ad-
dressed TO Mr.. Pasternak, Mos
COW. He received a reply.
"Pasternak was very excited
that / should be translating
him in English. and I was even
more excited. of course"
Exchange Continues
The exchange Of letters has
continued spasmodically over
the years-"the early ones used
to travel in the ordinary way,
through the post office"-but
Mr.. Reavey said he hasn't
heard from Mr.. PaSternak since
the storm over "Dr. zhivago."
At the symposium on the
novel last night, Maxwell Freed
man of the Manchester Guard
ian, said he and others had
been ashamed of fellow Journal
lists for exposing (Mr. FASTER
MAXI to additional hazards" by
"using the episode as an
other bludgeon in the cold war"
I'VE have used (him) as a
symbol and forgotten that he
is-and most important-a
man."
The program was sponsored
by George Washington Univer-
sity's Russian Language Club
and the Student Government
Cultural Committee, under the
guidance of Mrs. Helen Yakob-
son, head of the university's
Slavic Department, and Vladi-
mir Tolstoy, a lecturer in
Russian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

only concern him really" she
said. Il don't want TO talk
about them"
She took up with the hand
some young prince last year
after the breakup Of her long
time romance with Marques Of
Milford Haven. who was best
man at the wedding Of his
cousin, Prince Phillip. to Queen
Elizabeth II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Professional Writers
To Hear Author Neal

Harry Edward Neal. author
Of books for young people. win
address the annual banquet Of
the Professional Writer'S Club
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow In the
National Press Club. Mr.. Meals
six Against Crime" was the
March selection Of the Young
Peoples Division Of the Liter
airy Guild.
Other speakers will be Mar
jorie Holmes. author Of the
column. "Of Love and Laugh
ter" that appears in The Star,
and Caspar Names. religious
news editor of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Posternok Sympathy
Held Existing in Soviet
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star star writer

A British writer who has corr
responded over a 29-year period
with Boris Pasternak. said in
an interview last night he be-
iieves "this extraordinary man"
has the sympathy Of most Of
his fellow Soviet citizens.
1.-THE extremists are probably
angry with him Cstill)." accord
ing to George Reavey, an Eng
lish professor from New York.
"But everyone Gin the Soviet
Union) at some time or another
has had his difficulties i.
There would be. / should think.
q feeling Of sympathy for some
one In trouble"
Mr.. Reavey, who is on the
faculty Of Post College, Long
Island, spoke at a symposium
on Pasternak last night at
Lisner Auditorium.
AS for the young intelligent
sia, who we're known to greatly
admire the Nobel Prize winner
before he fell so sharply from
government favor, Mr.. Reavey
said he doubts the political
Juror would have changed their
opinion. "They are rather bored
by all the slogans and formulas.
They are looking for something
with more originality and emo
ton behind it,"
The most severe effect of
attacks on Mr.. Pasternak, he
said, is probably the damage
to the poets income, now that
he has been expelled from the
Soviet writer's organizations.
Translated Works
Himself a poet, Mr.. Reavey
has translated many of Mr..
Pasternak's works, That is how
their correspondence started.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
Para B~orrenquiIIo


Por la via aerea saldran pro-
ximamente hacia Barranquilla,
Colombia, a disfrutar de I'm mes
de vacaciones al lado de su ia
milia en- esa ciudad, Ell senior don
Macari0 ]. Rosales y sonora, do
ia Evangelina Mendez de Rosa
les, acompanados de sus nifos
.Macario Jr., Berta Elisa y Olga
Maria.
Les deseamos una feliz trave-
STA y unas vacaciones muy pla-
centeras.
Bodes de Pepelt
Nuestras mas caras felicitacio-
mes para Ell senior Jose e. Out
hones y sonora, Mignon de Qui.
homes, quienes eelebran hoy sus
Bodss de Papel, primer aniver-
sario matrimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
Severidad Dominica Britannica

terminar ell sabado a mediano-
che. Naturalmente, la ley es
APPLICABLE solamente a los luga-
res publicos. por ESQ los ingfe-
ses buscan Ell refugio de los
clubs privados huyendo de la
rigidez de las leyes
Los actores, eantantes, pia-
nisias, Violinisfas, no pueden
exhibirse en- piiblico a menos
que 10 hagan sin maquillaje, nj
disfraces. 10 cual indica deseo
de ser humildes Ell dia del Sc
nor. Tn guitarrista, viloncelis-
ia, arpista o pianista puede to-
car, pe,o vesti1o en- traie de
Gale, no frac, nj smoking" v
solamerte en- una fiesta de ca
ridad. Dice la ley que I'm actor
puede recitar I'm monologo en-
una reunion de ~caracter bene-
fico slempre y cuando que no
lleve nariz postlza, peluca, colo
rete cbistera o rops que no lie
ajuste y pueda producer risa
entire e. publico Hay una clau-
suls en- la ley que prohibe a los
cantantes Ell uso de bastoneS
81 son caballeros y de sombri-
las 81 son damas a menos que
no sean cojos . paraliticos.
AL llegar a este punto del
articulo mis- lectoras Sc pregun-
taran . 81 mismas; GQue haran
los ngleses los domingos? En-
orden de Importance les emu
nero sus distracciones favori-
tas:
u Cultivan sus jardines.
p Cultivan sus huertos de
~legu1bres.
81 Lsyan sus automobiles.
~ Lubrican Sus motocicletas.
5)+Clavan clavos en- su casa.
81 Discuten con su conyuge.
Dice i'm %prominenet ~sociologo
que los aspectos absurdos de
las leyes dominicales son tan
tos que Inglaterra Sc ha cons
tituido hoy en- un pueblo de
pecadores y de homhres sin ley.
En- efecto no existe una sola
persona que por 10 menos una
yez en- gu vida no haya cometi-
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
De Estus Definicionse. icon CUdI
Estd listed de Acuerdo?

Lo que puede hacer compren-
der la eternidad.-Mme. de
Stael.
I'm equivoco prolongado en-
ire una DANA y un caballero.
-Farrere.
La escala de orc por la que
Ell corazon Sc remonta ell cielo.
e. Geibel.
Ell intercambio de dos fan
tasias y ell contacto de dos egois-
mos.-Paul Auguez.
FL esfuerzo que hace ell hon.
bre para contentarse con una
sofa mujer.-Paul Geraldy.
Lo que inspira las mas gran
des empresas y quien impide
su
Dumas, hijo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25

Denis Howell, diputado labo.
rista que en- sus momentos de
asueto hace de arbitro en- iue-
COS de futbol, hs pedido que sc
cancele una anacronica ley del
ano 1925 que hs levantado po-
lemicas calurosas al conyertir
el domingo en- un Ola de abu-
rrimiento obligatorio en- Ingla,
terra
La ley en- question tiene la
venerable firma de S. NJ. Car
los /, y en- ell curse de los ST.
CLOS Sc ha lido hinchando con
prohibiciones en- cadena. I'm
acta del ano 1877 declara lie
gal TODD tipo de trabajo domi-
nical Ircluyendo tambien ell de
los actores, Ell de los herrado-
res y el de los dueiios de hote-
les Y restaursntes.
En- 1880 Ell parlamento ingles
.rebas6 los limites de 10 ridicu-
10 cuafdo prohihio 10 siguiente
los domingos:
y Remar en- bote.
q Vender helados.
81 Vender alimentos erudos.
a Bailar
81 JLgar al billar.
81 lr al teatro.
Carlos l ha debido ser def
nitivamente I'm senior muy aus
.tero 3 un monarch muy severe.
A el sc lie debe ell famoso cob
servance Act" que prohibe ter
minantemente, entire otras CO.
sas, ell jugar Ell deporte favori-
to de los ingleses, ell "criket".
I'm eScritor frances ha dicho:
y muy a~certadamente; 10 ST.
guiente, sobre este aspecto ar
bitrario de la ley: "Nosotros
los franceses hubieramos he
enc una revolution por mucho
menos. Solo la naturaleza pa
ciente del pueblo britanico ha
.consentido la supervivencia de
la ley mas mojigata que Sc CO.
noce desde la edad de bronco.
De los 81 passes representa-
dos en- las Naeiones UnidaS, In
glaterra es Ell unico que consi-
dera Illegal ell bailar los domin-
COS. Todo compass musical debe
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
Bodies de AIsodon

q 0& Af9uuUu
Manana lunes celebraran la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Algodon, segundo aniversario
Matrimonial, ell senior Miguel
IgIesias y sonora, Edelina Ro.
driguez de Iglesias miembro es-
timados de nuestra colonia his
panoanericana residente en- Mi
ami. -. -. 49,. -.
Nos anticipamos en- felicitar-
los endorsements y desearles
largos amos mas de dicha con-
yugal.
De voeoeiones
Por la via aerea saldra ests
tarde para La Habana, Cuba, q
pasar varias semanas de recreo
al lado dc SUI familia en- esa ciu-
dad, la gentil dana sonora Omai.
ra Diaz de Malag6n, acompana-
da de sus nihos Rosarito y Es-
Their Maria.
Las despedimos cordialmente,
deseandoles un feliz viaje y una
temporada muy placentera en- la
bella Perla de las Antillas.
Enfermo
Lamertamos Ia novedad que
aqueja a la apreciada DANA pue
torriqueha, Sra. Leonor Macias
de Carrillo. quien guarda CANA
en- su yesidencia desde hace al
gunos dias, y le deseamos un
pionto y complete restableci-
miento.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
Una tiebre.--Tendha1.

Una hebre.-Tendha1.
I'm deleite.-Pierre Cornei.
lie.
Tn misterio.-Platon.
I'm caprieho.--Nin6n de Len,
clos.
Una tirania.-Schopenha-
uer.
La dulzura de vvir.-Amado
Nervo.
Lo mejor que existe.-Ramon
de Campoamor.
Una especie de suerra.-Ovi.
do.
Una hierba espontanes.-
Ippolito Nievo.
Una locura simpatica.-Cham
fort.
El Milasro de una vida
Emilio lola.
Ell placer de Ia perfection
Leibnitz.
FL esoismo de dos personas.
-Menendez y Pelayo.
Una e~sclavitud rehabilitada.
Jean Dolent.
Una treta de la naturaleza.
-Armando Palacio Valdes.
La mas noble flaqueza deles'
piritu.
Una ocupaci6n como otra
cualquiera. - Jaeinto Benaven'
te.
Una flor que en- seguida Sc
marehita.-Ortega y Gasset.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25

Plena de encantos y graeias juveniles, adorna hoy nues'
ira pagina la gentil senorita Myrna Faber, hua del senior Leo.
nardo Faber y sonora, la apreeiada DANA dominicana Pan
chta Lavandier de Faber.
La %candidatura de Myrna al concurso de miss ALBANIA
Interamericana ~1959.1960" ha sido recibida con especial en-
tusiasmo dentro de la vasta legion de ss amistades y ad.
miradores.
Myrna nacio en- Ciudad Trujillo y en- eompahia de sus
padres ha viajado e~xtensamente. Curse estudios en- Ia AGA.
demia del Rosario de West Palm Beach y desea especializarse
en- ell ramo de secretariado. lie GUSTAV los deportes, especial.
mente en- la equitaci6n, la musica y las danzas, habiendo reel
Dido classes de ballet desde nina.
Ell concurso de Ia. ALBANIA Interamericana sera cele.
brado durante un bale de gala que tendra lugar en- los lujosos
salones del Hotel DUPONT Plaza Ell domingo, Is de Febrero,
a las 8 Pm.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
Pero Limo

Salem hoy hacia Lima, PERU,
a dist .utar de varias semanas
de recreo al lado de su fami-
liza en- esa ciudsd, ell senior Ro.
berto Lopez Romero y sonora,
Olga Becerra de Lopez, acorn
pahados de sus ninos Rober.
tin y Laura Elena.
Los despedimes cordialmente
y les deseamos unas vacaciones
muy placenteras en- la bella ca
pital inca.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
Pare Nuevu Orleans

Por la via aerea regresa hoy
a Nuevs Orleans, despues de
ur,as cortas vacaciones en- Mia.
mi, ell senior don Alfredo Trim.
chieri, Consul General de TIA.
Tia en- e Sureste de los EE. UU.
Lo despedimUs cordialmente.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25

Hoy, a las diez de la mafiana,
err la ciudad de La Habana y
en- la. lglesia Gesu de esta ciu-
dad, Sc diran misas por ell repo-
so del alma de- apreciado ca
bsllero, senior Pedro Murias vi
jandi Quien fue esposo amanti-
simo de la sonora Maria Isabel
vida. de Murias y padre ejem-
plar del apreciado galeno y
miemDro de nuestra colonia GU.
bana, DR.. Felix Armando Mu.
rias.
Despedido
Despues de haber disfrutado
de una corta temporada en- Mia
mi Beach en- plena luna de miel,
regresan a Guatemala por la
via aerea Ell senior Carlos En-.
rique Andrea Y sonora, Susan
Bellamy de Andreu.
Los despedimos cordialmente
' les deseamos una feliz trave-
sia.
Bienvenido
LEGO a Miami en- dias pasa-
dos, plocedente de C%artagena,
Colombia, la gentil senorita Joa-
quina Buenahora a disfrutar de
varias semanas de recreo en- Mia
mi, visitando a sus tics, senior
Alfonso Lopez Wedico y sonora
Lucia Buenahora de Lopez. LIE
presentamos un cordial saludo.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
COMPOSITES

cumpIeahos
Llega hoy a un nuevo afo
de vida la gentil dana sonora
Ann de Hernandez, esposa del
distingLido caballero cubano Sr.
Eduardo Hernandez, motive por
ell cua. nos complace enviarle
nuestras cari1osas felicitaciones
Y votos porque goce de muehos
amos mas de existencia.
Queremos ser los primeros
en- felieitar endorsements a la
gentil dana sonora Raquel Plea.
lilo con motive de la grata cele-
bracion de su cumpleanos en-
81 dia de hoy v aprovechamos
Ia OCCASION para desearle largos
y venturosos amos mas de vida.
En- eli dia de mahana eele-
brsra la srata OCCASION de su
eumpleahos la gentil dana Sc
nora Paula Ricardo, y desde
ahora nos complace enviarle fe-
licitaciones muy cordiales y vo-
los poique cumpla muchos amos
mas de vida.
Mes complace enviar ~nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones a la
gentjl senorita Sigma Duran, hi
ia del senior Martin Duran v
sonora Ana Garcia de Duran,
mIembrts estimados de nuestra
colonia colombiana residente en-
Miami.
BESIDE ahora, vayan para ella
nuestras mas caras felicitaciones
y votos por su ventura personal.
Viene de la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-25
De RearesO

Despues de varilos dias en- San
Juar, Puerto Rico, en- viaje rela-
cionado con sus negOcios, regre-
SO a Mani por la via aerea Ell
sencr Anselmo Munier, a quien
nos eorplace presentar I'm cor
disi saludo, complacidos de te-
nerlo nuevamente entire noso-
tros.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

FOURTEENTH OAI Or LEM
BY Or. Richard Cummings Detroit News)
Executive secretary The Association Of American Baptist
Churches from his Lenien
(WHICH CROSS DO YOU TAKE UP?"
There three calvary's hill. Which one
represents you?
FOR THE FIRST CROSS CAME A sEMlcHALLENcE.
"IF THOU BE THE CHRIST. SAVE THysELF AND Us"
THIS CONDEMNED CRIMINAL WANTED ONLY ONE
TtIINc-To ESCAPE HIS SUFFERING AND PUNISH
MENT He WILL BELIEVE JESUS IS CHRIST ONLY IF
JESUS WILL GET HIM OFF or HIS CROSS THERE IS NO
SIGN OF REPENTANCE HERE-JusT IRRESPONSIBLE
sELFIsHNEss. THE MAN WOULD BE NO DIFFERENT IF
JESUS TOOK HIM DOWN.
WE OUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THIS MAN. DID you
EVER PRAY, LORD DON'T LET nae BE CAUGHT OR
LORD DON'T LET nae BE HURT" OR LORD. GET nae
OUT OF THIS sPoT"7 THIS IS THE CROSS or lRREsPoN-
sIBLE SELFisHNESs
From the second q rebvke and petition.
Thou fear Cod seeing also in the same
condemnation? And indeed justly for receive the
due reward of Deeds but this hath done nothing
aiss Lord remember when Thou contest into Thy king
DOM"
THIS IS THE CRY or REPENTANCE AND IT BRINGS
FORGIVENESS ne DOES NOT ASK THAT JESUS TAKE
AWAY his SUFFERING. &c DESERVES IT, HE WILL
TAKE IT. BUT ne DOES ASK THAT WHEN ALL IS OVER
THAT JESUS WILL REMEMBER HIM. AND he HAS AN
ANSWER TODAY. THOU WILT Be VITA nae IN PARA
DisE."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
Airport Vandalism

CONTINUED from Back Paqe)
Luke Chs n and 49, THE TIME WILL COME WHEN
THEY SHALL SAY. BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, The
WoMBs THAT NEVER BEAR AND WOE UNTO
THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD IN THOSE DA!s'
AND. ANTICIPATING CRITICS DuPES-sAIAN
USING SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PuRPosEl
ARE YOU TAKING THAT OUT OF CONTENT
YES. TO tiBERATE THE NEARLY suFFocATsD.
PRECIOUS TRUTHi AND e.s, SEE THE HEBREW
SCRIPTURE MINOR PROPHET RABAkkuk' l;IS:
THOU ART o. PuRER EYES THAN TO beno-o
EVIL, AND cANsT NOT LOOK ON iNouIr' -.-
AND NOW, OBSERVE HOW THE peviL.-M .ns
SAME vERSE,-viA IMPURE ADAMEVE IRANsLAIoN'
sMorHERs THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY. ALlNsss
or GODS GOODNESS: -.,Ar
WHEREFORE LooKEsT THOU UPON THEM THAI
DEAL rREAcHERousLY, AND HoLDEsT THY
TONGUE WHEN THE WICKED DEvouREIH IRE
MAN THAR IS MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HE?"-
ApAM-EvE MYTHOLOGY
AIRPORT VANDALISM PERILS LANDINGS
lighting Wrecked at Metro
shotuuns Fired by Pronksters to B'ast so no,,,
Bv Edwin G. Pipp Detroit News Hln
Tho Fei State Police and the Wayne County 'me,"
TODAY ara ,s.k,co Ssrss who have wrecked SO many s"s
In A.. .,r,, srouo;,sn Airpcrts 100000 spprose"
ohf system THAT shs Federal Aviation Agency 49,
refused 10 commission ihs lights until the probe"
The row OF 2o7 high intensity lights az me ,oo' .'s
The srporf's nasn runway are TO hep "e's ''"' ~
weather. .,.....,,..
Jesse r. Reel In charge Of the a'rPorfs e'ss'o".
said fhss within the last month persons os
sho,-o,rs or air rifss have knocked out ~ hsn's'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

INvULNERABLE, oMN!PREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT, GODS
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LikENESsi
NEVER A HUMAN BIRTH. DEATH, DEFoRMITY,
DISASTER, PEsTLENcE, WAR. CONFUSION OF
NATURE THEREIN IN ALL ETERNITY!
NEVER AN ADAM. EVE, MURDERous CAIN, JUDAS.
KNAvE, OR FOOL, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOoD, A PSEUDO,
phCNf. CREATION
MY ANSWER
By Billy Graham free Press
QUESTIONS work in shop Our work Is done on
quota basis and the established quota we receive
The producing fraction OF what they
could but they still insist that ehseI time the
bonus will be easy GET feel that must report this to
the authorities Would be wrong?
ANSWER: DO NOT SEE HOW you CAN COVER THE
DISHONEST PRACTICE OF YOUR GROUP WHEN YOU
KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING AND WHEN you AP
PROVE THEIR ACTIONS BY DOING so YoURsELF. MOST
TROUBLES BETWEEN LABOR AND MANAGEMENT
WOULD CEASE If BOTH WOULD ADOPT SUCH POL
ICY. IT Is NOT LIKELY THAT EITHER OF THEM WILL
90 so UNLESS THERE IS A BEGINNING SOMEWHERE.
Perhaps you may influence your entire working sifua-
tIon The with whom you work do not need TO know
how The employer received knowledge Of their dishonesty
He will carefully manage such situations he does not
had better find your employment elsewhere basic prnei
pie Of Christianity is fair play and fair work. Non Christians
will be deeply affected by such and forthrshfness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
Crash Ruins Truck


CONTINUED from Back Psas)
REMEDY FOR ADAkl-EvE PAINFUL MYTHS J.
MY MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE. CHRIST. SECOND
COMING" MASTER, SUPREME, COLOSSAL SCIENCE
OF THE UNIVERSE 1.-THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES !-LIBERAToR OF
THE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL. BOTH CLERGY
AND LAYMEN, LEADERS AND MAssEs-HEBREWs,
ROMAN CATHOLICS. PROTESTANTS. AND ALL
OTHER SATAN BoUND"!-THE NONcHRlST
SCIENTISTS
CRASH RUINS $4,000 TRUCK
Two New Haven Firemen Killed Racing
To $40 Boze
my Tribune 2/l4
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 1.-two fremen killed
and five persons injured today when automobile coded
with rsdar-equpped fire engine racing TO blaze which
caused $40 damage
Mayor Richard c. Lee ordered immediate nvestisa-
tion Of the accident.
The collision occurred at The intersection of Elm and
Temple Sts shortly after am.
Fire Chief Thomas Collins said the engine had passed
through The intersection when struck in ths side by
the The 1000 truck dipped four times witness
reported before smashing into tree In front Of the Yale
University faculty house, total loss. Chief Collins
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
CanlpsaeIIa' Som
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PART
REAL CREATION, UNIVERSE. VERY GOOD!
land GOD SAW ALL THAT he HAD MADE AND,
BEHOLD IT WAS [-i-s-l VERY cooO'p--cen. 1881.
L. COD MAJESTIC. UNERRINc SPIRIT. EXCLUSIVE
SUBSTANCE, voiDINc "MATTER" AND ITS FATHER
THE vIL'-M-YTlhsD. THE ONE RIAL,
SANE MIND. SOUL, PARENT. IN. AND or. THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE
MY. GODS. SPIRITS. MAN. SPIRITUAL!
NOT A DEVIL s ADAM, EVE. NUMEROUS CAIN,
JUDAS kNAvE. OR FOOL l. TIE ECO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHooD-
THE CHASTITY FARCE or [so-csisdl MATERIAL
ExSTENcE"i-p. Ill., my MASTERPIECE. {. s. TEXT
BooK-NFALLlBLE PASTOR, TOGETHER WITH
KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE-ExcLusivE
PASTORS or MY ONE, PURE. TRUE, HONEST.
COMPLETE CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST -
IMPERATIVE FOR AWAKENING OUT or THE
DAMNABLE; ADAM-EvE MATTER" MYTHS OF SIN,
HELL. AND THE SATAN BOUND" PREACHERS
DELUSloN. ETERNITY or, AND THESE ADDITIONAL
M.Y-T4H-s HUMAN BIRTHS. DEATHS, DEFoRM-
tiles, PESTlLENcEs. DISASTERS, cATASTRoPHEs
WARS EVENT. CONCLUSIONS or NATURE
EARTHQUAKES. HURRICANES. TYPHooNs-MERELY
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT, ADAM
EVE coNvuL sloNs IN suPPosITlTIoUs. COLLECTIVE.
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
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MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE
THAN GODS
DEATH. MATTER" HUMAN RACES.
so-esIed MATERIAL" WORLD. ARE MORTAL
TH.o-u-c-H-T. ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUS CAIN,
JUDAS KNAvEs AND FoOLS-THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN PARENTHooD
M-YT-H.sl
THE HEREAFTER = HELL. HEAVEN
IMPOTENCE OF SECOND DEATH l--Revelaion-
IN THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
THE NEXT WORLD. WHERE NY SECOND AND
GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN. WHOSE IMAM CHILD
WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF iRoN."
AND WHERE MRS. EDDY IS THE POPE. PLUS PLUS
PLUS L. REV. HAMM AND OTHER GOOD PEOPLE
AND THE EVIL, Too-WiLL COMPLETE THEIR
APPRENTICESHIP FOR AN AWAKENING TO.
APPREHENSION OF. THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL llFE!--
UNAVAILABLE. iNcoRRuPTIBLE. INvuLNERABLE
tDet Times)-"The Rev. William Hsmn vicar Of the
Episcopal chvrehs ST. Marys in the Hills mission Lake
Orion died In his home at 900 Lake Angelus Rd. Lake
Orion father Of four assigned TO the mission
in 1852 and is credited with having built II up 10 the
point where II soon will become parish.
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Alcohol Called Better
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SAN FRANCISCO Feb. n tAPl-Aleohol is better than
milk In the diet Of odsiers though is not the best
food medical scientist who speeiszes in srihrits research
said today.
Because milk contains large amount OF calcium, u
can kind Of drug in the systems OF elderly people
and in some produce form OF poisoning
he asserted.
"one OF ihe most calcium troubles involves Pag
cts disease Dr. Felix o. kolb said in paper before the
California Medical Association Or. kolb Is researcher In
srshrs and related diseases the University Of California
Medical Center" my. Tribvnsl
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MARCH Z. 1859 IL
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Demoerat-Labor SteaIs!-
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PART
HUMAN RACES. MATERIAL" WORLD.
PERFECT GOD. y YIN Rlsesh ! CREATOR.
UNIVERSE ARR MArTERlEss. FlEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL.
cHRisrLKE-ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY
PoPulATINc. suPER-sATuRATINc THE ONE
UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE. iNcoRRuPTieLE.
tconilnusd Nsxs coivmn. Tepo