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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30
Dock Strike Nearer
As Negotiations Fail

NEW YORK. Sept. 80 (AP).
East and Gulf Coast shipping
firms and longshoremen re-
cessed another negotiating ses-
sion early today-still far from
reaching . settlement to avert
a crippling strike at midnight
tonight.
Federal. State and city me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

The victims were Alex SAL
asar. 81; Armando o. Armenia,
20; his 2O-year-old wife. Flor
ence. and Mary Sanchez, 10.
all Of Monte Vista, and Felipe
Arason. 4s. San Luis. Colo.
Mr.. Armenia was driving the
car and Mr.. Aragon the truck.
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diators agreed there was no
indication Of q settlement be-
fore expiration Of the current
contract. The International
Longshoremen's Associa ito n
says no contract. no work.
A strike could tie Up ship
ping and idle more than 81. 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

MONTE VISTA. Colo, Sept.
80 (AP).-A collision Of a car
and pickup truck late yester-
day killed i've persons. all po-
tato harvest workers. and in
jured four others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

Get your loan quickly Take IS months (or more) to
repay. In most instances your signature without
collateral endorsers is acceptable and you receive
Information about longer terms-and other amounts
supplied upon request. Phone Executive 3-44OO or
visit either Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
AUTOMOBILEs FoR SALE

FORD "a VS. Ranch Wagon: auto.
I6' west Gusts ave. Alex, va.
FORD b5 Fairiane Tudor VS.;
Fordomatie, I: and h. 2-tone; full
price only $685.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
41O0 Ga. Ave. IA. a-a900-2904
FORD 'bs sunliner eony. VS.;
sTSHislmatie power steering; "a; AZ
inSt. sd CAS- guarantee; terms
CAPITOL AUTO SALES
500 wis. Ave. EN-. 3-30ss
FORD $50 Country Sedan station
wagon: automatic transmission,
sTEUART SILVER SPRING. INC
1141 East West hwy, Silver
Spring. Nd. JU. a-1434
FORD '55 VS. Tudor sedan; like
new; 2-tone: stand, shift; original
owner: S74B. 10. b-03a9.
FORD 1855 custom -" wagon;
Fordomatic; perfect; Sl,195; 500
down. Spot delivery.
BELL MOTORS
51I1 wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-s900
FORD 'b7 5000. Fordomatic, r.
and h., fully equipped. Can finance.
LYNN MOTORS
30O1 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-4646
FORD 80 Fairlane Fordor hardtop;
radio, heater, automatic transmits
sion, power steering; / owner: low
mileage: beautiful blue and white
iinish. Full price, Sl,477.
Congressional OldS
Rockville Pike
Rockville. Nd. HA. T-7344
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FORD SO n
TUDOR HARplTQP

Fhlriane $500 victoria. At lastl
A ear you can aIordi Auto. trans.
for easy-in-trailAc motoring; pow
er steering for .cflortless cQntgoli
power brakes for peace-of mind
safety. All the prestigt and com
fort Of Z true luxury car 50 I'm.
mae. inside and cut that II cannot
be told from new.
S1.005. FULL PRICE
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FORD 81 Custom club; 3i1 mo-
81. ss s sssc ~ aa n s sf''i IN q.
f0kp 'sa eony, !, ted; (. and D: |;
seod scnd;' $3.50. Can OWNER
FORD $50 vletofiai Fordomatic,
radio and heater; alpine white
showroom condition. Can finance
LYNN MOTORS 4
1901 l4th 81. NV, AID. 4-f64e
FORD 49, Custom -" Tudor
radio. heater. ovefoliye, very
clean, low nlllease &o4A,
.UsEFULr oNE-oWNER CARS
I5oo fSwkin s. NV. ~. 4.iozs
FORD 'D1 e-dr.: r. and H.. beaut
Tucson tan; formerly owned b,
local physlelan; low price, BUR
ROWS RAMBLER. INC, 200 NJ q
SCI, II. 4-e3Oo. ODD, NAVY Yard
FORD 1888 Custoui-line V-Ni 2Q..
600 miles, d. and h.. HtfAikhl
tIsnsmlssion: mint eond., SS2b
RE. 6-7h06,
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FORD '57 retractable h.t,; over.
drive. r. and h.: beaut. blue and
white, new Wv. tires. special.
Sl.Sp5, Butler Bonded
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 2lst Ct. NV. Pc. 7-3245
FORD '5s Fairlane 800" VS.
hardtop coupe; Fordomatic. r. and
h.. immac. throughout; CAS- guar
antee. terms, S2.lNb.
CAPITOL AUTO SALES
500 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-30hs
FORD 1876 convertible; Fordomatic,
radio. heater: red and white nnish,
Amazingly clean; Sl,395. Written
guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER
1910 r. 1. Ave. NE. La. g.lO03
FORD '5s Pairiane 800" Fordor;
Fordomatic. power steering, radio,
heater: 2-tone green finish; spot
less inside and out; $2,les. Written
guar
TRIANGLE FORD
YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER
1910 r. l. Ave. NE. LA. 9.1003
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FENNER MOTORS. Inc

FORD 1855 summer convert;
sI1:s. trans mi: s7.o sRS i ss
green auto has q perfect white
TOP. The matching leather int
auto for the particular buyer. II
not satisfied within "a hrs. after
owning this auto your money fully
refunded; S9pb. NATIONAL AUTO
BROKERS'. bS06 "a. ave. n.Es
To, 2-sS77.
FORD late '5s Enslish Consul dc
luxe sed.: peri: 5000 mi: leather
uphol.i many extras: 1850 or
0iisr. KE. 7-1490.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

FORD '57 o-passenser Country Sc
dan: VS.: fordpmatie, 7: AND h.
up lights. windshield washer. al
most new tires $1,000 or next
best ofier. so. s-ab20 alter 9 pm.
FORD 'bs VS. Tudor: standard
Transmission, .. and h.: dark blue
finish; GOOD tiresi eeonomical
transportation. Ideal "2nd car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

-owner cond.: locks and runs like
newt Here's SPORTS car peFtofmAnee
plus al the famous economy boz
muses. that make FIAT world
iamouS. HendsoIne eray nnlah with
contraaling black TOP, All stang.
ard ednlp,. barely driven. A whale
81 buy q much mere than the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

FORD IS Custom VS. Tudor; Ford
ish. An ideal car for family with
small children. written guarantee
with low down payment. Only
S~nb. Ash for No. fn1o-B.
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TRIANGLE FORD
$50 FORD
Fairlane 900"
2-DOOR HARDTOP

Gorgeous snow-white finish with
beautiful green matching interior /:
FUZZY equipped, including power
steering. radio, heater and many
many other extras. This car cam
not be told from new and carries
q new-car warranty and service.
Tremendous savings: SAB down,
SO months financing available.
American Auto Sales
83l2 oeorgia Ave. Tu. 2-7Ol1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

s ss's sas ss sssis . css s sa::
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FORD (Anelial 1881; T. and h..
motor Just overhapled. nice little
End car. very economical: TODAY
only seas. BURROWS RAMBLER,
INC. 400 M 81. Sc, II. 4-e300.
CuposIte Navy Yard.
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TOMS CHEVROLET

il4Ie Georgia Ave. whsaton. Nd.
10. b-0Ol3
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or SOTO 1899 0-paK1enReF station
yasen; ps.et . s,ser,ns, P ,I,ss.
psgssar service and warrantyi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

s0a0 N 81. NV, III. a-22M
FORD IS Country sedan e-passen..
ser WAGON; fully equipped and
excepfionaily clean. Only s2.Oob.
Open sunday, 1 70 5.
| EATON CHEVROLET
IelO II 81. NE. II. 7-6J4e
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'S1.895. FULL PRICE
KOSENIHAL

coJumbia tIks1 as1 3 .qlsss "A,
ArilnEton. Va. IA. 1.016h
FORD $50 Fairlane Victoria sport
coupe: beautiful blue hnish, fully
equipped. ONLY sl.ies. Open sun
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FORD 'S7 SUMNER conve. YES;
Fordomatls. Z. and h: BEAUTIFUL
CAS- guarantee. terms. si,1o5.
CAPITOL AUTO SALES
500 Wis Ave. En-. a.aOke
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ROSENTHAL,

columbia f SRss ana !. olsb. I'd.
Arlington. Va. ia. 1-01bh
FORD $50 6-pass. VS. Country Sc
Sii-Whlts nnish. extra clean. c2E
CIPfroI AUTO SALES
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TENNER MOTORS. Inc

1888 nladsnshuEg r.: Me-, =
DODGE 'ba cofones VS. sedan: 2.
i iSHsf' rRf Fl sPpScikL. sSslbS. ios
Moore a, AEi,. Va At Rossisn'
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CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm 81 Bethesda. Nd
MANN OLDS
TAKOMA FORD

$3.50 18th 81
silver Spring. Nd. ~, 5.olHe
RoRp ' I.!,5 Esnsh y y, s'Ioa equipped
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Observation-Disclosures
1900 Ca. Ave. NV. RA. 6.1122
F0RD '67 Fairlane 500; new eend..
izs see0 spi; ?; ! * 4, f e T. and a.
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;TINDARD PONTIAC

PoRD '56 Victoria hafdtop COUPE;
W. W. Fi sSss ~ Z as sS payn sHn.
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| FORD 1855 custom Tudor club g.
covers; whIss. unusually ssos esn-
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% SOTO '67 rirtdems t-ar.;
ssss::ssal.... 's Fsas Rssssssssr ssss ss:
d slsan. one ssa owner err si.sis.
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Columbia ksfs and ), GLIB. "a b.;
Arlington, Va "a. 1-61e9
FoRD 'Bb 8-passenser Country
S SoWer ste safD. lovely acns and
white anish; "A real vacation
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FoRD rs FaIfiane. s-sT. :. and
n, power brakes, Fordo, customs
iEed body; $3.50, Lu. 4.e170.
FORD 1853 9-passenger Country
Sedan; VS., Fofdomatie, {. and b.
THREE Of these desirable station
Masons. to choose from; A large
PARKWAY FORD
Soso N st: NV. Fl. 3-2204
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FORD '54 VS. Ranch Wagon: auto.
tr.. T.. h., Wv. $3.50: TIE. 6-d234;
10 West Gusts ave. Alex, Va.
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FOND ISL convertible: Thunderbird
ma .ss'i SosS Is:d:Si ss;uiiiui' ssSd'i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
Budget Threats
tContinued from Back Page)

There would also be trouble holding down Congressional
spending for housing rivers and harbors flood control and
farm-priee supports the President was told.
Everyone in Congress wants TO economic at the
pense of he other fellow remarked breakfast guest
Nobody is willing to sacrifice his pet projects"
Ike didn't TO appreciate this philosophy
We'll then Congress is out Of tune with Gallup
POLL" he remarked ~ showed that the general public
favored cuts all down the line in nondefense spending
and that the public wants 10 balance the budget"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
Eisenhower: Thrift Set
tconiinved from Back Page,

ConfinUed from Back PageI
Mr. Eisenhower said IL would be wicked thing SET up
federal police TO enforce civil rights
He said he going send TO Congress anything
but moderate and decent civil rights program that will
improve the situation in fhe country.
The President said he doesn't know exactly how you
define what is strong and what is not strong legislative
program.
But he added he is that any legislative proposals
which would raise empers and increase preUdiees would
be far harmful than good.
Mr. Eisenhower praised state officials parents, and STU
denis in Virginia schools which began indignation Feb
without vntowsrd Incidents The President said he wanted
TO compliment officials who had determined that there
would be violence and had prepared prevent any
outbreak.
All this leads him TO believe beginning under
stand thai must have consideration for fellow
Mr.. Eisenhower said. He added il is hesriening
indication that educational methods are having growing
effect in fhe civil rights field
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

were opposed
z-David Einhorn.
3-Judsh p Benjamin Attorney General and later
scrssry Of War and Secretary Of State in e conederscy
Ain letter 70 his person friend Abraham Jones' dated
July 2r 1850 Lincoln explained in full his position the
Know-Noihing Party after his alleged membership in the
party threatened become political issue in fhe 1850
presidential campaign.
5-Aoes To Moses because he. like Lincoln. also freed
slaves because he eed before entering the prom
sed land OF peace.
6-iiorz Primer of ST. Louis and Lewis NJ Dembitz Of
Louisville, uncle of Louis D. Brandeis, Lincoln
delegates TO the 800 Republican National Convention. and
aer Hirsch Of Salem Oregon voted for Lincons renom
nation in 1854
7-Sigsmvnd Kaufman Of New York Lincoln
presidential eector in 1854 Abrsm j. Diftenhoeer.
also Of New York. held similar post in 864.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
Get-Tcugh Attitude
CONTINUED from Back PaseI

Mr.. Fulton spoke of the EXCEPTIONALLY extraerrtoriaI
effect Of recent US. Government action.
THE JUSTICE MINISTER REFERRED SPECIFICALLY
TO US. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ANTITRUST SUIT
AGAINST THREE US ELECTRONCS MANUFACTURERS
WHICH HAVE SUBSIDIARIES IN CANADA.
This and other appear TO illustrate said Mr. Full
ION, "a tendency for United States authorities to regard
foreign subsidiaries of U.s. parent companies merely
projections Of U.s. trade and and thereby subject
TO U.S. policy in priority TO the law customs and interests
Of the countries which such subsidiaries
and carry business"
Such cases the justice minister said, "REAcH INTO
AFFAIRS THAT WE REGARD AS RELATING TO OUR
OWN SOVEREIGNTY"
They involve the part Of the United States
interference and apparent assertion Of right interfere
in commercial projects in Canada than is fitting accept
able between two friendly but independent countries.
ONE SOLUTION FOR CANADA WOULD Be LEcIsLA
TON TO FENCE OUT" THE AMERICAN ACTION. BUT
THIS SORT OF LEGISLATION WOULD OPEN MORE
DIFFICULTIES.
AS example Of the difficulties Mr.. Fulton cited the
INCREASINGLY LUXURIOUS POSITION" OF THE Dl-
RECTOR OF COMPANY RESPONSIBILITY TO U. S.
INTERESTS BUT BOUND BY CANADIAN LAW
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Catholics Obliged

CONTINUED from Back Page)
SATAN BOUND" ROMAN CATHOLICISM is a
VICTIM or SPIRITUAL ADULTERY, SPIRITUAL
IMPURITY, SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE, INvOL-
UNTARY MENTAL ASSAsSINATIONSl
HENCE. ITS MANY PREMATURE DEATHS AND ITS
HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE POPULATION
FLOOD, WHICH MAY BECOME AS GREAT A
MENACE AS THE FLOOD IN THE TIME OF NOAH III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
Lincoln S Role

(confnved from Back Pagel
SEVEN PLENTIFUL AND SEVEN LEAN YEARS FAME)
THE CIVIL WAR MlRRORED' SATAN BOUND"
THEoLocIEs, THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION, CULTURE.
POLITICS, IMPURE ENTERTAINMENT AND
RECREATION NOT DlvlNELY REcREATlvE, PLUS THE
DEVILS HUNDRED MILLION 5 RAcKETs
INVOLVED
SYSTEMATICALLY sATANs SOCIAL H-BoMBI
s-Ex-ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE IS
MERELY POTENTIAL, DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOL TOBACCO. IMPURE, WlITEWAsH
THERAPEUTICS
PURE, INFALLIBLE CHRIST, SECOND COMING"
WAS SOON DUE 1.-THE HOLY GHOST" DIVINE
COLOSSAL sclENcE-TEAcHNc ALL THINGS
DESTINED TO EMBRACE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
WHY THE MUlTITUDES FOR THESE
MEN OF COD?"

Because Tough Detroit Also Is Gentle
II Seeks Comfort In Church"
BY Louis Cook Free Press, " 30)
Detroit is big and tough but so gentle.
This is the arsenal Of The free world. This is the city
of missiles and automobiles machinery and factories
You would think Detroit would be Of material
ism and hardness.
But seldom has there been greater stir than the arrival
here almost simultaneously, Of two of God.
The Most Rev. John +. Desrden is taking Arch
bishop of Detroit Of profound importance in the
spiritual life Of 3ls parishes in southeastern Michigan.
Dr. Edwin Dahbes has arrived TO inspect the Detroit
Council Of Churches He is president Of the National Council
Of Churches which has ITO affiliate regsiions here
Their arrival in Detroit is Of greater interest than the
arrivals Of generals with important designs for new weapons
IN their pockets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14
Lincoln Quiz
CONTINUED from Back Pausl
BY BERNARD POSTAL

Questions
Were the the United States prior TO The Civil
War in favor Of or against the abolition Of slavery
2-What Baltimore rabbi severely attacked slavery?
3-Whst sovherner generally considered the most
prominent Jew in America during the period Of the Civil
War?
40 whom. among others did Lincoln turn when he
sought 10 deny the bsseess that he member
Of the KnowNoshins Party mdloh century sntisIien
and nti-csthoIe political psriY7
$50 what celebrated Jewish religious leader has Lin
coin bsen eompsred7
6-What Jews served delegates to ths 1850 and 1st4
Republican Nsonsi Conventions AZ which Lincoln
mated?
7-Whst Jews were Lincoln presidential electors in
1850 and 1852
ANSWERS
AS with the general population, there Jews who
IN favor OF The abolition OF slavery and others who
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r. Roy Purse)I

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
THERE is ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF THE
WILL /! THE DEVILS r. c. LUNAcY TO THE CONTRARY
NOTWITHSTANDING!
OF THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS DECLARED:
FATHER. FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY Do!
MR. PuRsELL IS SUCH A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
THAT He WOULD EXCLUDE THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE BEING PRESENTED AS PER OUR TEXT
BOOK.
DOES NOT BEGIN MEETINGS WITH
the lords PRAYER AND SPIRITUAL
INTERPRETATION
DOES NOT CLOSE MEETINGS FROM GODS
TWO MASTERPIECES. BIBLE AND
C.S. TEXTBOOK
OMiTs PRESENTING THE GRANDEUR.
GOODNESS, AND ALLNESS OF GOD!
AND OUR TRUE BEING. GODS ETERNAL,
MAsTERFUL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
PRESENTS SUCH LUNAcY THAT THE DIRECTORS
OF THE MOTHER CHURCH WILL uNouEsTIoNABlY
SUBSTITUTE THE NEW NELSON'S uMPuRE BIBLE
FOR THE KING JAMES, WHICH THE CHURCH MANUAL
PREscRiBEs PERMANENTLY FOR C. ) BIBLE
LESSON sERMoNs
HOW NUTS CAN A W0ULD-BE
REFORMER GET?
PART
DAY or PENTECOsT' IMPERATIVE!
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER ASSERTED, WITHIN he
HEARING or THE SMALL GATHERING OF SOME TEN
PERSONS MOST or WHOM WERE ONLY SLIGHTLY
ACQUAINTED WITH CHRISTIAN SclENcE-FoR YOU
MR.. PuRsELl AND PERHAPS BOSTON NEEDS
SUCH ALSO Out WE WOULD Assert, IN leSseN
MEASURED .-,1.,
MRS. PuRsELL NEEDED A HEALING. LIBERATION
AND RECEIVED IT.
EARLY IN THE MEETING. WE ADDRESSED HER
AND HER LADY COMPANION NOT KNOWING ins,K
IDENTIFIES SAYING; Mr. PuRSElL AMI N"1
BOTH INDEPENDENT, cRUsADIEc CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS, BUT he OPPOSES THE DIRsoIoks
OF THE MOTHER CHURCH. AND SUPPORT Insm'
ONE or THE WOMEN SPOKE UP I'M rtls WIZ.
TO WHICH we REPLIED THAT'S MOST INIskss INV
AT THAT POINT SHE IMPRESSED US AS BEING
a sTRAIctTL AGED so-cALLED SAVED csovrPusl
BUR BEFORE THE END or THE MEETING .He WAS
ABLE TO SMILE RELAXED LOOKING LIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST -,....
WE HAD SPOKEN TO HER TWO OR Irk1s LIVES
AS sHe SAT- BEHIND US AND SAID: PLEASE DON'T
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-14

RU HtHOb S4SS0su
csnsinved from Back Pace,
THE MARVELLOUS GUIDANCE OF THE ONE
RE.A-L SANE MIND, IN, AND or, THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE, "ouR FATHeR-MorHER COD
ALL-HARMoMous." HAS BEEN AND IS MORE
THAN ADEQUATE FOR THE Deficiencies
NEGLIGENCE, ETC, OF THE MYTHICAL
DEVLisH ANTtcHRIsT. PsYcHoPArHIc toAm
EVE MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs, ANr,
FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF All uILmAn
PARENTHooD "A PSEUDO cREATIoN!-~1He
CHASTITY FARCE OF Gso-esedI MATERIAL
ExISTENcE"!-P III, c.S. textbook-MY MASTER
PIECE, IMPERATIVE TO LIBERATE ALL gIRlEs
CLERGY LAYMEN, FROM THE ADAM-EvE DEFECTIVE
SANITY, JUDGMENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE
or THE SATAN BOUND" ADAM-EvE LuNAcY.
THE Myth OF ACCEPTING AS REAL AND
PROMOTING HUMAN PARENTHooD. THE POPULATION
EXPLOSION, FLOOD !li-MENAcE
MY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED, INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHET MESSIAH SON, THE Chill BLESS CHRIST
JESUS, THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"
MADE HIS DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
FROM THE ILLUSIONS DELUsoNs, LuNAcY
OF HUMAN PARENTHooD !!l-HERoIcALLY
DECLARING: BLESSED ARE THE BARREN TIE
WoMBs THAT NEVER BARE AND WOE UNTO THEM
WHO ARE WITH cHiLD"!-Luke Chs a. o.
PART
ACCIDENTS IMPOSSIBLE IN THE ONE REAL
CREATION AND UNIVERSE J.
EXTERNALLY VERY GOOD" Genesis l:3D.
HUMAN RACES AND "MATERIAL" UNIVERSE
GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND MYTHS
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [-MY.T-H
I-cA-L-L BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"l
THE UNIVERSE IS 1000 THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT REALITY IS MATTERLEsS, FLESHLEsS
SPIRITUAL cHRisTLIKE-ETERNALLY CON-
PLETELY PoPULATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE, SUPER
sATURATlNc IT WITH UNAVAILABLE, INcoR-
RuPTlBLE, INvULNERABLE oANIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE !-YOUR TRUE HABITAT
MY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
Detroit Tmes) New York ~ (UPl)-A American
Airline Empowered Electra airIiner missed its LaCusrda
Airport runway in fog and rain and plunged into the East
River Just before midnight last night apparently killing IS
OF the 70 persons aboard"
A Japanese ship reported seeing plane 60 down in
flames hallway between New York end Bermuda at 740
EST An air force spokesman said the weather psne
aWB5o-had been missing since about that time"
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INTERRUPT HIM. -
WE REPLIED: THIS IS GODS MEETING AND HE
SENT nae HERE TO PROJECT TINE TRUTH,
ALSO, DURING THE4 SESSION. 10 HER. WITH
OTHERS LISTENING: IN 1922, AGE 3d. HAD TO
DECLARE Myself A MAJOR PROPHET or THE
LORD. WITH A WORLD MESSAGE AND MISSION ALL
HEARINc-'AND NOWADAYS ASSERT THAT I'M
MoUTHPIEcE OF GOD. SECOND TO NOBODY IN
THE V. ST
PART
WHAT WENT WRONG WITH MR. PURsEll?
FKUsTRATION?- INLAND
RESENTMENT?
OUR CONCLUSION ~ PART: MR. PuRsELG NEEDS
PURIFicATIoN, SPIRITUAL, LIBERATED DivINELY
SCIENTIFIC cHRisTLlKE THINKING! IS TOO
MUCH CONCERNED WITH POLITICS, NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL. HAS NOT YET AppREHENDE0
THE UTTER UNHEALTHY or THE HUMAN ADAMEvE
RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL"
WORLD AND UNIVERSE
HAS A GREATER FEAR or THE coLIATHs OF
EVIL, M-Y-T-H-sL THAN AN APPREHENSION OF,
AND FAITH IN, THE ONENESS AND GOODNESS
OF GOD. TIE ONE REAL PARENT. WHOSE NATTER
LESS, FLESHLEss, SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLlkE
CREATION Externally, COMPLETELY PoPULATEs.
suPER-sATuRATEs, INFINITE SPACE WITH
UNAVAILABLE, iNcoRRUPTIBLE, iNvULNERABLE,
oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, OUR
TRUE HABITAT. GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS
ON THURSDAY NIGHT. WE HAD POINTED OUT
GODS AND MRS. EDDYs-coDs SECOND AND
SURVEY or THE HISTORY OF EVIL AND ITS
MYTHICAL NATURE, AND CONCLUSION
THERETO. p. 500, C.S. textbook: "BUT WHY SHOULD
WE STAND AcHAsT AT NoTHINcNEss? THE
SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN ERROR!
AND WE ADD HEREWITH: 1.-THE DARKEST HOUR
PREcEDES THE DAWN" AND, ERROR, URGED TO
ITS FINAL LIMITS, is sELF-DEsTROYED"! (s&HD.
AND WE PRESENT AGAIN, FROM LAST WEEKS
TRiBUNE-coD TO MRS EDDY REGARDING
WEDLocK.'
HUMAN PR0CREATI0N. BIRTH.
N0THINCNESS"
THE TIME cOMETH, AND NOW u.s. FOR SPIRITUAL
AND ETERNAL EXISTENCE TO BE RECOGNIZED AND
UNDERSTOOD IN SCIENCE. ALL is MIND.
HUMAN PRocREATIoN, BIRTH, LIFE, AND DEATH
ARE SUBJECTIVE STATES OF THE HUMAN ERRINC
MIND; THEY ARE THE PHENOMENA OF MORTALITY
NOTHiNcNESS THAT ILLUSTRATES MORTAL MIND
AND BODY AS ONE. AND NEITHER REAL NOR
ETERNAL
ut SHOULD BE UNDERSTOOD THAT SPIRIT, GOD.
IS THE ONLY CREATOR: WE SHOULD RECOGNIZE THIS
VERIFY OF BEING, AND SHUT OUT ALL SENSE OF
-oTHER cLAIMs."-MseelIaneovs Writings, p. 2s6
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sions Of Berlin. Germany, and
a start of discussion on dis
armament"
Asked to describe the tone or
atmosphere of the meeting. Mr..
Hagerty said: Il think the tone
was good. and I think both sides
would agree that the tone of
the discussions was good"
He told questioners he
couldn't say how far the Ber-
lin discussion got toward some
conclusion-that it would be
coming up again during the
conference, which is scheduled
to end tomorrow noon.
1T was a frank and intensive
exploration" he emphasized.
Andrew H. Berding, Assistant
Secretary of State for Public
Affairs. added that they def
initely got into substantive is
sues involved-it was not a
superficial discussion"
Stressing that these are
frank talks going on now" Mr.
Hagerty said. Il don't think
you can expect what you would
call decisions.
The President emphasized
that he would not engage in
definite negotiations with Mr..
Khrushchev on matters involv-
ing third countries-Berlin, for
example. But he is looking for
any evidence Of compromise on