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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

will face some strong "con1-
petition" in the persons of the
new Parents Tamburitza Or
chestra and the Javor Tam
buritza Orchestra.
The parents of the young
sters organized their own en-
semble some time ago and will
make their public debut dur
ing the Feb. 1 frolic.
Members of the new
musical group are Joseph
Spehar, Joseph Kesich, Lou
Milkovich, Edward Spehar,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

dent Of the Johnstown sports
club Sheridan A.C., Mr.. Mi
chael Perich.
Steps were Immediately ta-
ken to come to the aid of this
unfortunate victim of the
dreaded Burgess Disease.
Twenty years ago Joey, as
he is known to his many
friends, was a stalwart ath-
lete. Then the crippling dis
ease struck, disabling him for
life.
We paid Joey a visit and
found a man who welcomed
us with a smile, the same
smile that was characteristic
about Joey in his football
playing days, when he was hit
by boys like Toby Uansa and
others who formed Art Roo
ney's Pittsburgh Majestics,
the Rox Rangers and other
semi-pro teams of that era.
The smile brought back to
us many memories of when
Joey was hit hard on the
gridiron, but always came up
with a smile and a pat on the
back with a word of congra-
tulations to the man who
tackled him.
Despite his prolonged ILL
ness we found him not a
type of person who delights
in parading his troubles;
not one who insists he has
been shortchanged in his
blessings; not a chronic
waller who hasn't a thing to
be thankful for; or one who
carries q crying towel.
Instead we found a fellow
who for the life of him can't
keep a grin from creasing his
shallow cheeks. He made us
feel that he's all the tonic We
needed to go away counting
our blessings and be glad VIZ
were alive.
Lately, Joey has spent
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

PITTSBURGH-The Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans
will sponsor their 1st Annual
Night In zagreb' fete Sun
day, Feb. 1, in the United
Steelworkers Hall, 1925 East
Carson, S. S. Pittsburgh.
There will be continuous
entertainment from Z pm. to
midnight, with a special half
hour program sandwiched in
between to highlight the
festivities.
The Junior Tamburitzans
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28
Continuous Entertainment Sunday, February 1st
Pittsburgh Junior Tames Await might In zagreb Fiesta

Mark Vranich, and Pete
StiScak.
Patrons are in for a sur
prise when they cross the
threshold of the United Steel
workers Hall on Sunday.
They will find the place
done up in Old World style
and the host groups .provid-
ing table service to make life
worth living for a few delight
full hours.
1t should be quite a night
John Gregurich, Publicity
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28
Chicago 582 Juniors
Treated By 0ldsteIS

CHICAGO, Ill. - "Hrvat-
ska Villa" CF'U Lodge 80 and
Nest 582 held their Christmas
Party on Sunday, December
IA, 1858.
There were games played
with prizes awarded and
refreshments were served
to all. Gifts were also given
to all the children.
We wish to thank everyone
who came to the party as well
as those who helped, in any
way, to make the affair the
success it was.
Barbara Duda, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

come for a very entertaining
evening.
This also will be an ideal
program to bring out the
youngsters of Nest 10, es-
pecially the ones that are
studying singing, dancing,
and are enrolled in our new
Junior TamburitZa ensem-
BILE, so that they can see
and hear the music which
we are endeavOring to teach
them.
It will be an inspiration for
both young and old and will
give all a new impetus to
work hard as our goal is to
perpetuate the fine Croatian
songs, both instrumental and
choral.
Tickets Going Fast
Following the program the
Tamburitzan Combo will pro-
vide very lively music for
dancing. Being a highly ver-
satile group they will endea-
vor to provide music to please
all present.
Tickets can be obtained
from William Vician, chair
man; Pauline Stotz, Nest
Manager; and Sylvia Mix
sic, lodge secretary; as well
as, from the numerous
members who are assisting
in the advance sale.
Please get your tickets
early, as this will be too fine
of a program to miss.
We invite all our members
and friends both near and far
to be with us for this spark
ling Pre-Lenten evening en-
tertainment which will be one
of the finest events in our
colony.
Sylvia Niksic, Secy.
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much of his time in bed. He
lost most of his left leg and
the right one is showing signs
of infection. His arms and
hands are ailing with arthri-
tbs.
His eyes, however tell the
real story when the sparkle
fades. They reflect all the
pains, fear, and sorrow that
have been crowded into the
last twenty years.
The same Is true with Jo-
ey's aged mother. There, too,
the years of sorrow and an
xiety left an indelible mark.
Yes, lady luck seems to
have deserted Joey, but It
failed to dampen his spirit
or wipe the smile from his
ia {. Not once during our vi
sit had he complained or ask
ed for any aid but We saw
that Joey needs our help, your
help.
He certainly was thrilled
to know that he was re-
membered by his friends
and really showed signs of
gratitude. Our visit meant
a lot to him and his moth
ef.
joey doesn't worry about
| himself, but about his mother,
and wonders how long she
can keep up the pace. The
doctors give him little hope
and he says it's all in the
hands of God.
After our visit we decided
! that something must be done,
and done soon, to take care
of his mounting medical bills
and other expenses.
! We have scheduled a Bene-
fit Dance to be held Sunday,
February 1, in the Croatian
Hall on Broad St. at s pm.
Frank Yankovic and his
Yanks have been booked
| for the occasion and no
stones will be left unturned
to make this a real benefit.
A floor show is being
planned and the dance will
be televised.
/ Tickets for the event may
be bought at the CroatiaR
Hall, Sheridan A.C., and from
members of the two sponsor
ing organizations. They will
also be mailed if so requested.
This is your chance to start
1859 in good fashion by help
ing a member and friend who
really needs a friend.
So let's all open up our
heart and purse strings to
help a fellow who just can't
help but smile. We are sure he
will appreciate everything and
remember you in his prayers.
Frank SObditch
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turing talented soloists, folk
ballet dancers and tamburitza
orchestra, all in picturesque
costume, performing in the
typical Gouze style which has
made the tamburitza beloved
and famous in America.
Matt GOuze has moved to
Detroit and has a fine
group of vivid young per-
formers who are attending
the various colleges and
universities of Detroit on
special scholarships provi-
ded by the ensemble. They
literally play, sing and
dance their way through
college.
Each year the group has
fall training in northern Min.
nesota, The Paul Bunyanland
where under expert teachers
photographers and stage di.
rectors headed by producing
director Matt Gouze, they put
together the seasons show, 9
very delightful and highly en-
tertaining performance.
Their program is not
strict concert or dance reci
tai, but rather a fast moving
American type musical pro
duction' with intriguing Tam
buritza arrangements, superb
singing, and stylized folk bal
let and folk dancing.
Essentially south Europe
an, beginning in Tamburitzs
Land - Croatia, Slovenia anc
Serbia - the music, singing
and dancing, all in colorfu
costumes, includes many ma
tionalities, plus Tamburitzans
in modern American scenes
for a finale setting.
Thrill For Juniors
Our membership in Gary
has not had a musical pro
duction since last Spring anc
we feel that February 9Th
being the last Sunday before
the beginning of Lent, will be
an ideal time for everyone to
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28
Gary Lodge 10 Members Will Stage
Pre.Lenten Concert And Dance Feb. 8
Detroit All University Tamburitzans To
Bring TWO-HOur Show To CrOatian Center

GARY, Ind. Matt Gouze's Detroit AIUniversty
Tamburtzans will present twohour sparkling musical
production Sunday evening February 8th in the Croatian
Center, 3679 Broadway, Gary at $50 pm sharp spon-
sored by the "Croatian Sons" Lodge 170 CFU.
Director Matt L. Gouze has drawn his long and rich
experience prepare program of fine musical taste fea
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From the foregoing it is obvious that our campalgners
were intent on fulfilling that 5000 member goal The results
at end of November made it imperative that at least
Cos new be found in the final month of the year
renewed squirt of aeal zeal they did better than that
better in fact than any month"; they them
selves indefatigabe exponents of fraternalsm.
AS custom during the year we again give here
top billing to Big Ten:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28

Iodre Name
1T Math Kovacevch, Los Angeles Calf. ..."..1213
S95 Danca Markusch, Schumacher Ont $50
$50 August Herceg Schumacher, Ont ...'. o6
975 Michael Matovich, Toronto, Ont ........... ool
80 Franjo Rudar, Chicago, ILL., Observation-Disclosures. 8O6
2 John Baron Benwood W. Va .............. 766
GA Joseph Stanovch Hamilton, Ont. 646
288 George Baich, Ind Harbor, Ind. 6l2
787 Mary Burma, Vancouver, B. c. 42S
1oe Mke Goluh Farrell Pa . APO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-28
Farm Diets Better

. Studies show that farm
diets are better in most nu-
trients than those of the folks
living in cities.
o
The Gospel Truth
. There is a simplicity a
bout the Christian gospel
which is at one and the same
time inspiring and disconcert-
ing.
Earl L. Douglas
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Society Was Enriched During '58 By
b,Oq5 Members, $3.50, 200 Coverage
Math Kovacevich and Danica Markusc
Out To Defend 1858 Recruiting Crowns
During Second Half of Two-Year Drive

By Michael Grasha, Chairman Campaign Committee
PITTSBURGH - Campaign statistics for December!
Why sure and it's pleasure to give them to you - 'ol
new members 800 insurance protection written up
in month We've gone the top achieved what
at times during year. looked very much like nebuous
goal 5000 new members Yes achieved and surpassed by
95 to give amazing 6095 affiates and
in coverage
years crusade in fraternalsm most glo1ously con-
cuded best be depicted by citing here the amazing
month -bv-month resume of recruiting results:
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
No Job Mo Freedom

CONTINUED from Back Psae)
AND THE llBERAroR. PROTECTOR AND SAVIOUR
or GODS BASIC PASTOR OF HIS ONE SANE CHURCH.
The KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE, THEY
WILL BE SATAN BOUND" IN OR OUT or PRISONS
THUS IS THE CHRIST RE6IRTH EFFECTED VIA
BOTH The FIRST AND SECOND COMING" 90
YEARS R.E.T-UR-N-FoREvERMoR BOTH
CHRIST AND JESUS. THE MASTER NOT VISIBLE TO
uNREPENTAkT SINNERS, DOUBLING THoRAsEs'i
JESUS FLESHLESs IDENTITY or MARY WAS REDUCED
tconsinved Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
Devil Takes Novelist
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INTELLIGENCE or HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS
rkoIesIANTs. AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS!
Ben Benson. IS. mysierysfory writer, and author of
sA.een ~ Poosned novels died resident of Chestnut
Hill Mass in NY siteud the annual dinner IS ,hs
Mystery Writers Of America. Of which he was director
was wounded in The Battle Of the Bulge in World War n
s"o TOOK up writing form OF oeeUpstonsl sherspv while
'eeoPersfins IN succession Of Army Hospitals
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
WHY NOT TAP UNION FUNDs?"

From "As Others See H." Free Press SIS
In sil this financial crisis state is facing WHY
HASN'T THE GOVERNOR. OR ANY MEMBER or OUR
LEGISLATIVE BODY. SOUGHT AID FROM THE MOST
OBVIOUS SOURCE. AS WELL AS THE ONE MOST IN
DsBTeD TO THE STATE. ie. THE HUGE LABOR UNION
STRIKE FUND DEPOSITS THEY HAVE. ALL To-
cETHER. MANY MILLIONS MORE THAN the STATE
NEEDS They could a. least loan percentage Of these
funds Until fhe emergency is over.
When trouble first started. Governor begainq
to big industry whom he has vied and tried 70 hsssrinq
TOR 10 In spite Of thar they being good loyal state
citizens. through with help instantly What kind Of
would be GET he should fry borrowing from
his bosom friends7
One Of Miehigsns Millions Of Non
unionixsd Wsri<srs - Ann Arhor
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
RISING PAY CALLED PERIL TO ECONOMY"

Detroit News Si13)
ATLANTIC CITY, May ia Ford Motor Co. executive
said yesterday pay rates. including fringe benefits
moved ahead much rapidly than could be absorbed
fhe increased efficiency Of production.
George p Hiehings. Of Dearborn manager of ihe Ford
economics analysis department told the 63rd
venion of the Maryland Bankers Association that until
costs can be held steady fhe economy whole faces
the danger OF Ionsferm imitation and retarded growth
markets upon which employment and buying power de-
pends."
Addressing 800 delegates here Hehnes said overall
price indexes have been stable only because declining farm
and food prices have Offset further increases in nonaqr
cultural commodities and services"
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
Rabbi's S Sermon
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In excerpts from other sermons Yesterday psv n,
sodah Nsdieh Of the Park Avenue synagogue so s7,h
o.. spoke OF The NEED FOR PERIODS OF QUIET CON
'smrlAI'oN in this age Of the big noise"
o'0sn lire today is desfennsIy noisy he said Added
''oe0os dn OF honkns horns. sqvesIina brakes and
The other noises of large city traffic are ~.
pneumatic drills ihe crash Of falling walls N. b,ro,rc
" machinery and the Of engines as demoI,or ana
construction alter the face of New York Even shs ;.h,
no calm as emergency crews 90 about THAR rep,,r
?" 70 near the voice Of his conscience and ths i'm
SERENITY" Ds s'LlNsss AND
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
A NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW EARTH


NOTHINcNEss- THE MYTHICAL, DEVLiSH. ANTI
CHRIST, P-sY-c-H-c-P-A-T-4Ic. ADAhMEvE.
MURDERCUs CAIN, JUDAS. kNAvES AND FOOLS
THE ECO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHooD or TIE CHASTITY FARCE or
lso-esIed MATERIAL EMsTEkcE"t-p III c-s.
TEXTBOOK MY lNFALLE5lE PASTOR or MY ONE
PURE. TRUE. HONEST. COMPLETE. SANE
CHURCH AND THERAPEUTICS THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
IMPERATIVE TO TRIUMPH OVER THE MYTHS:
DEVIL HE'LL NATTER SIN, DISEASE. DEATH,
DEFoRmTiEs DISASTERS WARS, The m-Y-T-H-
CAL HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED
MATERIAL WORLD AND UNIVERSE y!
Ps-rY c S. TEXTBOOK IS THE ONLY TRUE
AND UNDERSTANDING FRIEND or NY BASIC PASTOR.
TIE KING JAnEs PROTESTANT BIBLE.
Loek Of Love in Home coed Poth 70 Crime
BY Nathan J. Kaufman News SID
Pross-s Judge : Juvenile Court
Alr7csi everyone hes Pc; theory how 70 curb ivve
nile delinquency.
One citizen recently offered the Juvenile Court simple
solution. All have io 90 he said encourage every
child 70 train pigeons This will keep them busy get
into trouble.
His theory may be impractical but II based on sound
principle: II child occupied properly he is less likely
10 misbehsve
Or 10 use more familiar phrase, THE DEVIL FINDS
WORK FOR IDLE HANDS TO DO.
The quite that simple, however. To get
AZ the fostering Of delinquency look within
the family and IFS foundations
We must find out what discipline if any, the parents
have given The child and by The way most children really
want 70 be disciplined
How much affection is felt - and more important
sHo"N-6y The parents fer the child and vice versa?
II IS net enough for parents TO aof certain amount
OF time each day their children.
MUST BE AFFEcTiOhATE
The parents must give of themselves. every mother
and father made honest investment OF affection in their
children the Of interest would be phenomenal And
the work OF 'he juvenile courts would be cot least half
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
Boy Dies
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Detroit Times SO "a little boy was dead today be-
cause he missed his afternoon nap
Kenneth Kako. playing with his brother and sister.
tripped threshold yesterday and fell into the glass
panel of storm The of his home l4ol7 Dixie,
Redford Township.
"A piece Of the glass pierced his neck severng the
iusvar vein.
HE died in the arms OF his mother. Dolores, 2s. as
she rushed him TO hospital in iaxieab.
/" usually take nap with him. Mrs. KaIko said, but
late with my laundry and decided 10 let him play
instead"
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
1.-THE PEOPLE SPEAK
I'd TAKE CUT IN PAY IF WE LOWER PRICES

Everybody Has Plan TO End Unemployment
All Different"
This is the fifth of eight articles by of Americas
leading public opinion analysts He has been discussing
the countrys major problems with the average
BY Samuel lubeI free Press 5/5)
One reward OF conducting grsssroots survey around
the country is discovering how different the people feel
sbov many problems against e opinions Of experts and
Government offeisis.
Take the question of unemployment. In Washington
he debate has ragged whether the Administration
right in thinking he problem will solve itself recovery
picks steam whether the economy should be given
infationsry shot in the
Each viewpoint has its supporters among the public Of
course But the majority Of TO whom have talked
recently reject both
Most people do not believe Unemployment will work
itself out And they think that resoriing nsonsry
action would increase rather than unemployment.
Each person interviewed asked how serious he
sidered the unemployment problem and what should be
done about IL.
Many replied, That's too big fish for me-" Others
retorfed. Change ihe Adminissr stion!"
In Detroit seaman snapped back, birth CONTROL.
WE'VE GOT TOO MANY PEOPLE AND NOT ENOUGH
JOBS"
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
Devil Takes Ex-Maior Lacquer
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RECREATION NOT DIvINELY REcREATlvE. IN
CONTEMPT OF OUR. JESUS AND MINE. BASIC,
DIVINE TRUTH THE FLESH PRoFITETH MOTH.
ING. IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT CUickENETH. THE
WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LiFE"!-John 6:63-WHlcH
THE WORTHY FIND VALID. LIFE MORE ABUN-
DANTLY. IN NY ONE. PURE. TRUE HONEST. CON-
PLETE CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST. WITH
ITS iNFALLBLE PASTOR THE cs. TEXTBOOK. MY
SECOND AND GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN
TAKING nay DcTATioN FOR YOU. AND YOU, AND
yoU-LIBERAToR OF THE P-s-Yc-H-o-PAT-Hi-c.
ADAM-EvE MYTHOLOGY OF THE HUMAN RACES
NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST CLERGY, LAITY AND
ALL PHILOSOPHERS
Don Block Dies Wutehins Old Team on Tv
my. Tribune 423
AKRON, Apr. Il tAPl-Don Black. forty fhe pitcher
who made dramatic comeback with the Cleveland Indians
in l947 and then suffered brain hemorrhaee in l94e
collapsed and died Tuesday while watching feevision
broadcast Of the Indians game at Detroit.
Mr. Black had played for the Phadephia Athletics
but was picked AZ the end Of the 945 season. for the
waiver price. by Cleveland.
Sent 70 the minors he recalled c.cveiard II o47
and won ten games of fhc no-hitter sosnst the
Athletics on July TO- He publicly acknowledged that men,
bsrshp in Alcoholics Anonymous helped him to rehabiae
himself.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
John [. Lewis

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JOHN L. LEWIS WANTS LABOR TO BE FREE !. BUT
LEWIS, THAT SON or SATAN WANTS LABOR LEADER
SHIP TO BE FREE TO PERFORM BILLION STEALS
VS. THE PUBLlcl AND THE RANK-ANDFiLE TO BE
cAPTVEs or THESE GOD CONDEMNED.
SPIRITUAL BASTARD See Hebrews i27. 81 LABOR
LEADERS,
HAVE WE MADE OURSELVES CLEAR?
"Anthroeite Area Fights for Economic Life"
''IdIeness in PennsyIvoniu Field ar Peck,
But Drive Is Creating Some New Jobs"
OUTPUT DIVES"
EXPORTS DECLINE"
"'UNEMPl oYMENT AT PEAK"
my. Tribune 3jls)
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23

TO ITS ANArvE HkcAEss--eoREvERmokE
LIN The AscENsioNL AND ALL WILL EVENTUALLY
DO LIKEWISE ~ ACCORDANCE wurH TIE MAS
TeRS MARVELLOUS PROMISE: my WORKS And
GREATER SHALL YE Do~,-ss per John 1<:i7.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23

BY Ralph Nelson Frse Prsss ID
JAcksoN-one Of she most fesrsorae psviods in fine
prison life ct convict is fire 3cdsy csnnsmenf in sts
Quarantine block ~hen he first srs shs massive lad
here
These the days Of insron when the cell walls
crvshns together These the sleepess nights
when fhe sVcesfns panic Of elavsfrophosis seems TO
smother she prisoner.
But for hundreds Of prisoners today second period
Of nerseshrvmrns frvstrson must somehow be endured
These the passed by the parole bosrd-okayed
for the free ~orld-who cant find Jobs fhe outside
a JOB IS THE PRIME REQUISITE FOR PAROLE. With
the boards stamp OF approval upon eenviefs
release is worthless . match.
SOME 400 MEN SCATTERED THROUGHOUT TRUsTy
CAMPS THE PAROLE CAMP. OR STILL WORKING WITH
~ THE PRISON WALLS. ARE READY FOR RELEASE.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23

fConfinUed from Back Paoel
TIE ONE REAL UNIVERSE IS SuPER-SATURATED
WITH UNAVAILABLE, oMkiPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. nay
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
CAUSE AND EFFECT CORRESPOND
Divine LOVE IS INFINITE AN THE ONE.
REAL PARENT IN AND or, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE.
YOUR ~FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-tARhAoN-
IoUs"! THE cHl-L-DL-E-s-S CHRIST JESUS. My
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET MESSIAH SON. THE
WAY THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" DECLARED.
"A NEW COMMANDMENT GIVE UNTO YOU.
THAT YE LOVE ONE ANOTHER As HAVE LOVED
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
"DESTROY THE WORKS OF THE DEVIL!

I'm THIS THE CHILDREN or GOD ARE MANI
FEsTED AND THE CHILDREN OF THE D-e-vI+
wLosoEvER DoETH NOT RIGHTEOUSNESS IS NOT or
COD NEITHER HE THAT LovETH NOT HIS BRoTHER"i
ibid. 3s. lol
The Detroit tribune., 1959-05-23
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~ANp THE WORLD PAssETH AWAY. AND The
tuSr THEREOF: BUT he THAT DoETH THE WILL OF
GOD AslpETH FOR EVER John 2:ls-H.
AGAIN FROM THE scoFIELD BIBLE THE Chill.
pREN WARNED AGAINST THE APosTATES WHO DENY
TIE TRUE DEITY PROPHET MESSIAH SAVIOUR PAX
EXCEL EMcE or CHRISTI
AsBEHoLp WHAT MANNER or LOVE The FATHER
HATH BESTOWED UPON U.s. THAT WE SHOULD BE
CALLED THE SONS or coD THEREFORE THE WORLD
KNoweTH Us NOT BECAUSE IT KNEW HIM NOT.
BELOVED. NOW ARE WE THE SONS OF COD AND
tr DOTH NOT YET APPEAR WHAT WE SHALL BE: BUT
WE KNOW THAT. WHEN he SHALL APPEAR. WE SHALL
eE LIKE HIM FOR WE SHALL SEE HIM AS ne IS.
AND EVERY MAN THAT HATH THIS HOPE IN
hIM PuRIFIETH HIMSELF. EVEN AS ne IS PURE
- John 3:1-3.
FOR THIS PURPOSE THE SON or GOD WAS
MANIFESTED THAT ne MIGHT
- x.sr mrasum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

When travel, always carry my money in American
Express Travellers Cheques. Then knoW it's safe"
Spendable anywhere good until used. prompt refund
if lost stolen Buy them at your BANK at Railway
Express and Western Union Offices Charges, only
a penny dollar.