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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
King Hussein Will Rate Bed
Thot Is Definitely King-Size
By BETTY BEALE

The delay, Of course, was to
see II the anti-Time maya
zine sentiment stirred up in
Bolivia would spread else
where In South America.
y = =
TO GET BACK TO THE
IRISH. they may have q poor
country. but there was moth
ing lacking in their hospi-
tally Indeed. 1t was
unusual. A sign on the coat
check counter closest to the
Presidential Room at the
Statler at the big reception
Wednesday given by Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Hearne for
President and Mrs. O'Kelly
read. mo Tipping Please.
Your Host Has Taken Care
of It." And to think at
some ambassadorial parties
given right inside the
embassy, servants put q tray
with coins in 1t to attract
more. Perhaps the hosts
don't know about 1t.
Also. the joint press recep-
ton for the O'Kellys turned
out to be a party for the
press instead. The Irish
insisted on treating all the
press to cocktails.
ON BOARD A DE LUKE
JET FLIGHT to London
Patsy Mccormick Goodhart
Gibson writes, II expected to
take of like a rocket and
braced myself accordingly but
the take-off was utterly
smooth and silent! One can
even whisper and be heard,
it is so quiet. We are flying
$500 feet" She wrote
across the fancy menu which
offered lobster thermidor.
filet Of sole. sweetbreads A.
nanciere. Himalayan par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
Va. An early fall wedding is
planned.
Mclnteer-Schuefer

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert c.
McInteer of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Barbara Lee
to Mr.. John Richard Schae-
fer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard I. Schaefer Of Be-
thesda.
e-Chopmon
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin N.
Stone announce the engage
ment of their daughter Mary
Frances to Mr.. John e. Chap
man, jr., of Charlotte. N. c.
A May IS wedding is planned.
Elmo-H0ds
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Elmo announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Kath-
crime Lucille to Mr.. Fred p.
Haas III, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Haas. IT., Of Hyatts-
vile, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

1907 r 1873 Thurs.
7th 9 K 1873 Thurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

On the same day Mrs.
Eisenhower will also receive
members Of the Woman's
Club Of Chevy Chase and
members Of the Campus Club
Of the University Of Mary
land.
Easter Monday on the
30th. will find the White
House lawn bulging with
children rolling their eggs.
Several times In the past
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover have made an appear
ance on this occasion.
The next day the Pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
ENGAGEMENTS
Bloke-Howlond

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob CliSer
Blake of Arlington announce
the engagement OF their
daughter Lois Ann to Mr..
Paul David Rowland, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. David How
land of Youngstown. Ohio.
"A May wedding is planned.
.Frederick-Ford
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald D.
Frederick Of Bethesda an
.i1ounce the engagement of
their daughter Judith Carol
to Mr.. James A. Ford, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Ford
of Bethesda. An August we'd
ding is planned.
Canning esuulniers
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cam
ming Of Providence, r. l.. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Helen to Mr..
Charles Desaulniers. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene W.
Desaulniers of Williamsport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20

King Hussein Of Jor-
dan will sleep In q king-size
bed while he's In Washing
ton. Arriving here next
week for an unofiicial visit.
the young King will stay at
his own embassy, which until
six months ago was the
home Of Martha Rountree
and her husband Ollie Pres
brey. Seems that Martha
had four or I'VE oversize
beds In the house and when
the Jordanians purchased
the Wyoming avenue dwell
ing they bought the furniture
with 1t. But this will
be the first time any one Of
the king-size beds has had a
king in 1t.
Variety magazine carried
an item about this under the
headline. And So To
Bedouin."
LORD ASTOR will arrive
here April 8 for Q weeks visit
with the David Finleys. Since
the Finleys we're already
going that evening to the
Corcoran Art Gallery ball,
Bill Aston will now 60 with
them. His delightfully."-
witty mother. Lady Aston.
viii not come to America
this year. In less than the
best Of health. she is sojourn-
ing in Morocco.
= =
CLARE LUCE, who was
supposed to have been in
town before this but delayed
her arrival because the Sem
ate delayed her confirmation
as American Ambassador to
BAIL, win check in about the
10th for q couple Of weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
Pakistani Women Plan
To Model Saris

ter Of the Finance Minister,
who will wear q pale green
sari. traditional dress Of East
and West Pakistan; Mrs.
Khurshid Alan. wife Of the
Second Secretary. who will
wear an evening sari. and
Mrs. Sughra Raza. whose
husband is with the World
Bank, will wear a Gharara.
The sari Is a cool and re-
freshing garment that washes
easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
GENERAL NEWS

In conjunction with Paki-
stan Day. on Monday, three
Pakistani women will model
types Of their national dress
at the convention Of the
Eastern Conference Of Ra-
biologists being held at the
Statler Hilton Hotel.
The fashion show will take
place in the Federal Room at
1890 am.
Those taking part will be
Miss Nighat Shoaib, daugh-
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Church Fight Pledged on Racial Bars

board, urged churches to sign and
make public covenants which
commit them to open occupancy
housing in their neighrhoods and
to write congress in support of
more public housing on an open
occupancy basis for low income
groups regardless Of race, national
origin, or religion.
THE RESOLUTION said it was
the concern of churches to face
and deal with the problem Of ra-
cial segregation in housing, that
they had not been guiltless in pro.
longing discriminatory practices,
often through evasion and indif-
ference.
To ignore the issue, 1t said,
would be to ignore the imperatives
of the Christian gospel.
Churches were urged to work
through moral suasion, social &C.
tion and support for enactment Of
laws to achieve the right of every
person to acquire housing which
permits adequate health and we'll
being standards for all on the basis
Of personal preference and finan-
cial ability without regard to race.
THE COUNCIL called upon the
entire membership to give strong
est support toward this goal, and
commended churches and church
councils for what they have done
to achieve housing markets free
Of racial discrimination. "a ~
The general board, concluding
its two-day session, also urged
congress to repeal the loyalty oath
provision of the National Defense
Education Act as a requirement
of students seeking financial as
Sistance. 4gp m
"The requirement of an affi-
davit denying disloyalty carries
the clear implication that this
trust no longer exists" said the
board.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Youth
Grabs Purse

An l8-year-old youth con-
fessed he knocked a hotel switch
board operator down and stole
her purse last Friday, policere-
ported.
But George Willie Davis, l8,
of BIS S. Sixth Ave-, said ne
lost the purse of Therma Wood
yard. SO, of 1850 E. Van Buren,
in flight from 2lst Street and Van
Buren,, Detective Tom Blaine re-
ported.
Pursuers found it and returned
it to Mrs. woodward.
Blaine said James A. Bobo,
l9, of 1888 S. 18th Dr., ad-
mitted driving Davis.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27

HARTFORD, Conn. (UPD-The
National Council of Churches
unanimously adopted a resolution
yesterday pledging its 38 million
US. Protestant members to work
vigorously to wipe out discrimi-
nation in housing because of race
or religion. 2I5
The resolution, adopted by the
councils 25O-member general
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Dubois Abroad

TOKYO - Premier Chou
,En-lai gave a dinner to the visit
ing American Negro scholar, DR..
W. E. B. Dubois, and his wife in
Peiping yesterday, Peiping Radio
said. They have been visiting the
Chinese Communist capital since
Feb. l3.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Progress Reported
By Baptist Church

First Institutional Baptist
Church continues to progress un-
der the able leadership of the
Rev. A. G. Kendrick. He de-
livered an inspiring message last
Sunday, "The Season of SIM
Five new members were re-
ceived. A goal of 200 new mem
bers has been set.
A budget of $4,000 for 1859
was adopted and call for bids
are being accepted for the COM
pletion of the building in July.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Resident Celebrates
Birthday

Mrs. James L. Davis, 1910
E. MadisonS St. celebrated another
happy birthday on Feb. l3. She
received many beautiful gifts. A
family gathering included one
son, one daughter, seven grand
children and her husband.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
GODS NEARNEss FELT THROUGH PRAYER"

well first declared that , was Gods perfect child
and mar error eovIdnf talk 10 me. But my stomach still hurt.
sno men declared the scientific statement Of being from
se'enee and Health real earnestly. But still didn't feel
good. THEN THOUGHT or WHAT LEARNED M
SUNDAY SCHOOL LAST SUNDAY, AND SAID THAT roo.
Ell MY STOMACH STILL BOTHERED nae A LOT. THEN
'o'DNI KNOW WHAT ELSE TO DO so. JUST TALKED.
THEN MOT HEAlED) I SAID: WELL COD KNOW
.ooke oo'Nc TO HELP NE ANYWAY. so THANK YoU
VERY MUCH"
COD SAID TO Me: YOU'RE WEI COME 20
AND The BOY ADDED. 7 DIDN'T EVER KNOW BEFORE
HOW CLOSE COD IS TO MEL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10

tconsirved from Back Pseel
-. cs.;onsI ratio Of women 70 men alcoholics seeking
.r~ytnsn. has moved from one out Of four 70 shout ore out
81 rhree. n is estimated. for instance. in MASSACHUSETTS, that
81 the 200 600 alcoholics. some 5000 are women.
The booklet is based on the experience OF Mrs. Elizabeth
g. Whitney, executive director and founder OF The Boston
Committee. q volunteer organization on alcoholism. Mrs.
wh;+rs, has been helping and covnseiing women alcoholics
for Is years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
Union Bill OF Rights

k~nsiruo6 svem Beck pseol ~.
mR. HoeFA DOES NOT NAVE = MoNo!vn' ...rr.
.<.n As nsAmv woRxeRs SADLY REALIZE. UNDER
s~s~v.,sc co~ny1oNs TIVE MEMBERS ARE HELpless.
re- mrworR wHo ArrEMprs 70 OBTAIN HIS RIGHTS
,rsoeR me CONTRACT AND CONSTITUTION. rlMDs
u,sses : rHe VICTIM or A COMBINED MANAGEMENT
s.asloN PRESSURE CAMPAIGN. " NOT OUTRIGHT LOSS
or MS Joe. Union RULES PkoceuoHes SoA~'
anrrE mar THE LITTLE GUY a WIN.
AM or RIGHTS FOR THE UNION MAN IS
,seceNrty NEEDED, REGARDLESS or THE Pfous
or Tne LEADERS or THE soeAlleo
UNIONS Union msm0er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
School Hit By vandaIs-

CONTINUED from Page -
THE ONE R-E-AL PARENT. IN, AND or, THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE - Externally MAINT INNING
INTACT, INcoRRUPTIBLE, oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, AS PER REVEALED TRUTH,
1000 C. Genesis 1871: AND GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT HE HAD MADE AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS
[-i-s-l VERY GOOD!
Detroit Times 9/I4 Observation-Disclosures who
tore Up the library and ~homemsking department at Ernest
w.. seshoIm High School caused damage Mat may cost
several thousand dollars 10 repair. police estimated today.
The vandalism, which possibly will put the school
library out Of operation for months. was discovered BY .
isnisor, Homer Westerly. when he arrived al the building
al crsnbrook and Lincoln yesterday.
= ."Dr. Dwight D. ireland. superintendent. said ne couldn't
put On exact price tag on ihs damage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
Mans True Security
(Coniinved from Page u
THE DEVIL IN THE ADVERTISING WORLD |!

CleverIy eonfrived and beautiful advertisements fes-
turing intoxicating beverages and cigarettes, pictures and
words full Of guile implying that THESE EVILS BELONG
M THE SACRED FAMILY CIRCLE; THAT THEY ARE AS
HARMLESS AS LOVELY ROSES; COOL N REFRESH
INC AS THE GENTLE WATERFALL DEEP.sET IN SUM-
MER WooDs-ALL THESE cLEvERLY coNTRivED At
TEMPTs TO MsIEAD ARE BUT so MANY WELL-DE.
FINED A OF THE NECESSITY FOR EVIL TO
BE CLOTHED IN THE OF GOOD IN ORDER
TO BE ACCEPTED. WHAT PicTUREs OF DECEPTION!
tisements pictured accurately SOME o. The CONDITIONS
THEY INDUCE?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
C.S. Sunday School,


Continued from Page y
SO JONATHAN WENT INTO MS ROOM AND RE-
MAlNs THERE QUIETLY FOR SOME "A THEN Ne
cAMe BOUNDING OUT AND ANNOUNCED THAT HE
WAS JUST FINE.
TELL mE HOW you PRAY" REQUESTED HIS
MOTHER"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS A LIABILITY

UNWORTHY FOR MEMBERSHIP ~ GODS ~
WHOLLY ACCREDITED, SANE CHURCH. HE7IPE
TIES. ETC 7rE CHRIST SCIENTIST
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
Declaration of f-Repentmee-I
independence imperative

BY THE SATAN BOUND" CLERGY, LEADERS,
LAiTY, MASSES, THE NON-CHRisT
SCIENTIST
SPIRITUAL PURITY IS DEMANDED
DEVILS BILLION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
7AcKETs INCLUDING BEER. MUST BE CAST INTO
THE ABYSS OF HELLf-"kATivE ~THINcN y
lKEWisE TOBACCO SEX EXPLOITATION. RACK
ETEERihc -sATANs SOCIAL H-BOMBs, MAKING
BUNS AN INTELLECTUAL ASSES
s-EX-ALWAYs or THE DEVIL, MARRIAGE
MERELY POTENTIAL, DIVINE CONTROL
HENCE JESUS c~-HtL-DL-E-s-s cAREER-"THE
WAY, THE TRUTH, NJ THE lIFE"L HoNoRINc nae.
YOU "FATHERMoTHER GOD. ALl-HARMoN
ious." AS THE ONE REAL PARENT. m. AND OF,
n ENTIRE kivERsELTH ONE REAL,
SANE MIND. SOUL. MAJESTIC SPIRIT, THE ONE
LEA SUBSTANCE. voiDiNc MATTER" AND
IT'S FATHER. DEVIL. BOTH GIGANTIC FRAUDS
AND M-Y.THSl
Yur nAnlu AfIAN III AANL lc or YuE nElul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
az Miners Killed

CONTINUED from back page
PART z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
"H0W NOT TO Be FOOLED"

SUDDENLY | RECOGNIZED HAT THIS WAS SIMPLY
A LESSON ON HOW NOT TO BE FooLED-A LESSON
ON HOW NOT TO BE FOOLED BY THE PHYSICAL
sENsEs-AND WITH GRATITUDE TO MRS. EDDY FOR
HER PENETRATING INSIGHT, ! HAVE EVER SINCE
FOUND THIS LESSON TO BE PARTICULARLY Hell pFuL.
AND so. IN MY THOUGHT, I HAVE OFTEN CON-
sIoEREo THIS THE LESSON ON HOW NOT TO BE
FOOLED"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
PEcEpTlON AND BUFFET. STATIeR. HILTON.
PART ?
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE AND THE PRESS.

ONE HE~sER OF : DETROIT DAILY SAID WE
ALL READ YOUR PIPER AND DISCUSS ", AND ENVY
YOUR INDEPENDENT ceUsADlNc JOURNALISM
ANOTHER EWES os TIE PRESS SAID: = SUP
POSE YOU DO Z LOT OF WORK WfTH TIE
TYPEWRITER VIZ REPLIED NONE WHATEVER.
We DICTATE TO OUR SECRETARY ~ SESSIONS
or ONE Y oNE-tEL 70 TWO HOURS WITH
SOMETHING ADDITIONAL AFTER HAVING OUR
LUNCHEON. TO WHICH HE REPLIED 7 WISH We
COULD DO SO QUESTION WELL HOW HEEY
GAYS WEEK DO YOU Wc7K7 REPLY WE SPEND
scn or ALL SEVEN DAYS m BEHALF or
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE AND we COULD NEVER
ACHIEVE OUR MODEST cElNs WERE IT NOT
THAI GOD Had PREPARED is TO REsURREcT
FRcn TIE DEAD. cPnERLY BANKRUPT.
NEGRO WEEKLY TIE DETROIT TRIBUNE.
HAVE IT SERVE GODS PURPOSE or a MARTIN
LUTHER ROLE IN TIE SPIRIT AMI CONTEXT or.
TIE cHRleTs SECOND COMING" 90 YEARS
RETURN FoREvERncRE q TO SUPPLY TO
The PUBLIC WHAT The FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRlPPLEs - SATAN BOUND
HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO ACHIEVE WITH THEIR
PERFECT FUNDAMENTAL WHICH WE USE: THE
TEN COMMANDMENTS THE VIRGIN BIRTH,
RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION or CHRIST
JESUS. WE NET MEMBERS OF THE PRESS,
cclNc BEYOND METROPOLITAN DETROIT. INclUD-
NC Mt. CLEMENS or WHOSE REPRESENTATIVE
We INQUIRED ABOUT THE &C. NcrRE AME VICTIM
or A BROKEN NECK SWIMMING. NEARLY
FATAL DIVE OUR EFFORTS TO AID HIN
eEcK ~ The Kos WHEN HE APPEARED IN
Continued Next Column, Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
Baby's Death

tconfinved from Page u
SUIT SHINING, STUPID. LAUNDERING HUMAN
ADAMS EYES. mURpERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs, KkAves
AND FOOLS, THE EGO NJ PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND P~ARENTHooD, THE FRAUD
ULENT, MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT
ccUNTERFEITs AND BURLESouEs OF NY
COMPLETELY Po-P-U-L-A-T-E-O UNIVERSE
o. PERFECT OFFSPRING CONSTITUTES THE
DEVILS POPULATION FLOOD!
ART z
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS: ATTENTION!
THOSE OF you WHO 90 NOT BECOME
PARENTS. SHOULD RISE TO THE GREATEST
HEIGHTS IN WORKING OUT THE GREATEST
GOD FOR THE GREATEST NUMBER. AS PER YOUR
NcoMPARABLE ExEMPLAR. THE c-HlL-DLFS-s
CHRIST JESUS. AND WOMAN. WHOSE MAN CHILD
-sPIRITuAL- WILL RULE lis RULING ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON my INcoMPARA6lE
PRoPHETEss. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FOUNDER
CT OUR ONE. s~ATAN-FREE, SANE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTics-THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST!
MY GREATEST MARY. THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY, FOUNDER OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. GIVES you nay ONE. ONLY INFAlLlBlE
PASTOR. THE cs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
LIBERAToR or OUR sENoR BASIC PASTOR. THE
KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE. AND ALL BIBlEs 7.
N THE SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRisT sciEN-
list. CLERGY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
Tribune Publisher


fConslno<d from Bsdk Psssj
-cRAcioUSlY SHOWED US ARoUko AND
EXPLAINED IMPORTANT FEATURES FOUND OK
NUMEROUS FLOORS ~ Us TO
SEVERAL OFFICERS or The BANK
WE DISTRIBUTED PERHAPS a DOZEN SKELETON
COPIES or GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE WHILE ~ The
NJ INCLUDING TWO or THREE NEWSPAPER
MEN ~ or COURSE MISS PEARSON HAD TO hsvE
COPY. As WELL As THAT MIGHTY ANGEL
POWER LEAFlET, ~TeNETs OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
WE SHARED WITH HER GODS ANSWER 70 AIR
CRAFT SAFETY AND PREVENTION o. ACCIDENTS.
ASSERTING THAT TIE LATTER ARE TIE
RESULT OF IMPURE DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS THINKING.
LEADERSHIP. OF TIE SCIENTISTS
~ WHAT MARVELLOUS PROTECTION THEi7 TEsTl-
MONIES REVEAL
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS A LIABILITY
UNWORTHY For MEMBERSHIP ~ GODS ONE.
WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE CHURCH, THERAPEU-
TIES ETC 7-E CHRIST SclENTTsTl
PART
RECEPTION AND BUFFET. STATleR.H HILTON
Net AND EXCHANGED VIEWS WITH NUMEROUS
NEWSPAPER MEN REPRESENTATIVES or RADIO NDr.
s-S Ms -ssey Bel q wcH5. I-ksssvl The Law
e sR.~--Te We MET Mc7E OF TIE BANKS
EXECUTIVES AND -EERD ADDRESSES BY THEIR
TOP EXECUTIVES "ESs7s NcLUcEs BoDMIk AND
4 -Ic- TRIBUTE PAID TO THE OFFICERS AND
THEl7 ACHIEVEMENTS EY Z H~tcH-RANklNc VISIT
NC PUBLISHER ~ --E Midwest BANKING
WORLD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10

~ ssAYLex LUeoS ~ ACrkU~uoM Wreek@r
WE HAD OFFERED HIM. AND Ne APPARENTLY
ACCEPTED y OFFER twe ss'esd - I've -
wMh ss sppvep~ife sssfies clerk a UkAOtwOs
LEATHER BOUND COPY or coos MAsrekrtce
TIE cx TE-x-TIHo-ok SAVIOUR AsO 10
eRAroe OF BIBLES n CLERGY AND LAry
FROM THE ApASs-EvE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY
WHICH WOULD KEEP TIE
SATAN BOUND SATAN BOUNDS
eUT. NR- DAVID WALLACE DO NOT FULFILL Hs
ROLE or RECIPIENT. TIE TEXTBOOK REMAINED
vNcAllED FOR.
PART
TIE DEVILS re. PRIESTHOOD AND LAiTr ARE
SATAN ROBBED BY INDIFFERENCE. CONTEMPT. OF
HOSTILITY TOWARDS GODS ONE. PURE TRUE.
HONEST, COMP ETE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. TIE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
re. SANITY IS PsYcHoPATHC. As JUDAISM
HAS BEEN FOR 1900 YEARS!

TIE DEVIL SEEKING TO DESTROY TIE
INDEsTeucTiBufTY or TIE GREATEST JEW
THAT EVER LIVED ,-AND-N Belief
SUCCEEDS UNTIL EXTREMITY :.
GODS -. 766, s&H.
AND ALSO THEREIN: THE DARKEST HOUR
PRECEDEs The DAWN
WE THANKED Mr.. ReLucAs. EXECUTIVE
VICE PRESIDENT. FOR INVITING US " MAKING
POSSIBLE THE PRIVILEGES OF MEETING THESE
nENy mEN or ACHIEVEMENT m NUMEROUS FIELDS.
WE REPEAT, AS WISHED IN OUR NOTE or
ACCEPTANCE or THE GRACIOUS INVITATION: a
CENTURY or PROGRESS TO The FIRST
NATIONAL BANK or DETROIT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-10
COMPLETELY POPULATED /.

NEEDING NO DUPLICATION FROM SHINING,
STUPID, LAUNDERING ADAMS, EWES, MuRDERoUS
GAINS. JUDAsEs, KkAvEs AND FooLsL THE
EGO N PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PAREkTHOOD,-"THE CHASTITY FARCE or lso-
called MATERIAL E~xIsTENcE"l-p III, MY MASTER.
PIECE, THE c.s. TExTBooK-MY ONLY INFALL-
IBlE PASTOR OF NY ONLY WHOLLY ACCREDITED.
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST LiNTELLIcENT LiBERATOR. GUARDIAN.
OF OUR sENIoR. BASIC PASTOR. KING
PROTESTANT BIBLE, N ALL BIBLES!
EXPLOITATION or CRIME ENsLAvEs MULTI
MILLIONS IMPURE THERAPEUTICS. THE NON-cHRIsT
SCIENTIST, INVITE PREMATURE DEATHS =
III GOD HEALS NOT THE SICK, THEY ARE NOT
HEALED; FOR NC LESSER POWER EQUALS THE
INFINITE ALL POWER
WHAT GOD CANNOT DO. MAN NEED NOT
ATTEMPTi-. GOD. TO NY GREATEST MARY, MRS.
EDDY, TO YOU, NJ YOU. NJ YOU! ts&H
free Press ol9 "Forfy-seven Scottish miners trapped
in . fire and gss-fIIed coal pit were given up for dead
after an ls-hour rescue attempt an accumulation Of
gas has made IL necessary 70 Withdraw the men engaged
in fighting The underground fire." The mine: "the 5o-year-
old Aueheneeieh eoliery, 10 miles from Glasgow, one Of
Britsins nsfionsized mines.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
BY JACKIE ROBINS

on former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson
BY JACKIE ROBINSON
Yesterday morning had moving experience that
forget Along announcer paid
visit to Floyd Patterson
When Floyd opened the door hurt confused
After bidding welcome NOM
en for UNDERSTANDABLE babys
what sFoyd at first heant feelings
want anyone get the idea that making
excuses whatsoever for having fight
fairly Floyd said Of 1ngemar Johanson and quite
there bitterness that
But talked though Floyd
was priceless to hi-the heavyweight championship
1t has been the reaction Of
He said he couldn't help badly even before the fight
he had read in magazine the
best thing that happen boxing eyes revealed sad
ness beyond his "a
Swedish magazine"
particularly disturbed by newspaper story this week
which was given to the by his
Bill wanted boxing but was unable
get either Gus Dmato Floyd to story
Bill attacked Floyd backing implied Floyd
had been less than generous in aiding their family.
The truth he to encourage his
brother in boxing until he learned that Bill suffering
detached specialists agreed could easily re-
suit In blindness II Bill insisted entering the ring
help disappointment Floyd said he loaned Bill the
money TO set restaurant later lending
added equipment But Floyd he learned from
someone else that Bill had sold the telling
and without making repayng
Notwithstanding reading these charges BY
mis- own brother Floyd said he additionally
of the article hadn't bothered either with
Floyd himself or with their mother
To be perfectly Bill their mother She confirmed
That Floyd had set Bill business
has bought the family Of and has
given other relatives Floyd like father
to the family" said understand why
Bill would say these things"
All thson top of the nearly gloaing defeat
have resulted in no
excuses however and merely reeates that fight
a different fight.
We asked Floyd about whether there was
any truth to the of friction between
Know Gus better than anyone Nothing that the
or the public in general will change my
truly fine
II Is understandable Of course that the public likes
thrilled to hail champion But
sight OF the fact that Patterson young actually pulled
himself by his bootstap though may have momea
y slipped notch it would be folly to out
For believe with Floyd for himself and
follows the advice of his
different story will be written ring September