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Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

softening up under their soft life.
If this is so, we must go on a
campaign to see that our children
exercise more. We cannot manu-
facture woodboxes and ash cans,
nor of course do we want to. But
we can think up some forms OF
exercise that are fun. Then we
need to provide the equipment and
encourage its use.
Schools need to do a better job
in their physical education depart
ments and maybe you as a mem
Der of the PTA can encourage this,
but in the meantime, how about
some home gymnastics?
a. Ginning Bar
All of this leads to my sugges-
tion for Christmas;
How about rigging up a chin
ming bar?
It can be set up in a doorway.
All you need lis a piece of metal
pipe just long enough to span a
doorway and wooden supports
nailed to the door frame into which
the bar will fit. You can have sew
eral sets of supports at different
heights for different children and
also for different stunts In addi-
ton to the bar and it's supports
you need a mat to soften the in
evitable falls An old mattress is
ideal for this purpose.
Some suggestions about all the
things your children can do on
a chinning bar as well as why reg
ular exercise is so important for
our children can be found in Bon
ME Prudden's book sIs Your Child
Really Fit" published by Harpers.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18


guns and cannons.
Freddy hiding behind chair am
bushes his father when he comes
home from work and shouts: 81
shot you dead" Slightly more So
phisticated Peter 'disintegrates'
his victim with his atomic pow
cred cannon Girls, too, enjoy the
power of destruction.
Many parents are disturbed over
this war play of children. Educa-
tors, police officials, civic leaders
are beginning to wonder if the
ever-increasing demand for war
toys, and the amount of gun play
packed into the formative years of
childhood has any relation to the
mounting toll of Juvenile delin-
quency.
But S%jldren have always played
aggress4 e games. The language
and the toys change-and change
with amazing speed to reflect the
accepted adult forms of aggres-
sion. But the basic nature of the
play of children has not really
changed with the coming of the
atomic age.
Growing up in any age, for ev-
cry child, has to mean limitations
and Illustrations. Raw unmOdified
human nature is not compatible
with living in society.
When children are curbed, when
they are taught ''how we must act
and "how we must feel" even if
these lessons are gentle, there is
something basic and independent
deep down in the child that rebels
against being made to act and feel
differently from the way his raw
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

to 1885, during tour of the world.
Darwin's theory was not actual
ly proved until MendePs expert
ments revealed the laws of heredity
in 1900.
BY then Darwin had been dead
Is years.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
Children VIII Enjoy
This Christmas Gift
APP Newsfeatures

CHRISTMAS The best not
the expensive but the thoughtful ones
have child
I'll of his
a where does
The III danas to nschnn
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
DnY.sUin s Letters ReUeaL
His Sympathy for Editors
By EDWARD kITcH

CHICAGO Most writer's complain about editors but Charles
whose Origin
sympathy for them.
Darwins opinions contained IS letters exhibited
History
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27
Farm Bureau Auxiliary
Holds Business Session

At the business session of the
Associated Women of the Delaware
State Farm Bureau at the Town
and Country Restaurant in Del
aware City, last Friday, Mrs. Gladys
Mack, president of the Kent Coun-
ty women, said that during the
visit to Washington, d. G. last
Wednesday, a check was presented
to the national Farm Bureau head
quarters for the 1859 state MEM
bership of 1851 farm families, con-
siderably over the quota.
Mrs. Jonathan Wheatley, presi-
dent of the state Farm Bureau
women, presided at the business
session. 1t was decided to hold a
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Robert
Follett, of West Springfield, VT, on
April 30. Mrs. Follett is north
eastern director of the Farm Bu
reau women.
Attendance of Farm Bureau wO-
men at the meetings of the Wo-
mems Joint Legislative Committee
was reported and the announce
ment was made of the annual lun-
cheon of the committee at the
Dover Hotel, April 21. All interest
ed women may attend
The members of the AndrewSville
Discussion Group were compliment
ed on the presentation of the book
to preserve freedom to the Harr-
ington and Greenwood Schools.
Mrs. Earl Emerson, chairman for
= To D11r III
contest, announced that rules and
requirements would be given in the
next issue of the Farm Bureau
publication.
In describing the trip to Wash
ington, Mrs. Mack said that the
delegation was greeted by Della
wares representation in Congress
and saw the Senate in session and
the Senate Rackets Commission in
action.
Mrs. Wheatley said that in keep
ing with their belief that there is
much of interest to see in Della
ware, the Farm Bureau women will
make a tour of Wnterthur house
and gardens on May IA. Mrs. John
Wilson, chairman for this event,
said that she would have further
announcements and transportation
maps at the April meeting.
The business session followed
tour by more than so Farm Bu-
reau women of the Tidewater Re-
finerv at Delaware City, one of
the largest and most modern in
the world and one of Delaware's
newest industries. Mrs. Emerson
was chairman of arrangements for
the day.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27

Maxwell Anderson, Pulitzer Prize
winning playwright who died re-
Gently, was member of the var
sity football team at the Univers-
ity of North Dakota during his un-
dergraduate days. He was gradu-
ated in 1911.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-27

March 25, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
sizes:
cOIOrS:
reg. 99e, now 79c
3 poirs 2.32

full fashioned in Apple Cider tspicy
beige) or Moonbeom (rose beioe)
seamless in Crushed Wheat tcIeor
beiee) or Bonfire (rose beiee)
styles one and four in medium
length in Domino loft black Blue
Smoke tnovyl Quick Silver tcleor
eroy) or Sunset tcoppertonel.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -Washinoton,
Street Floor; Langley Park, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
They See Age, Say No,
JobIess Old Man Says

hand corner Of the application
to see how old you are"
Those attending the ALL
Clio Conference on Unemploy-
ment were Of all ages. There
were young men in leather
jackets, women in their Sunday
best and elderly men wearing
business suits. Some carried
placards with the legend, "On
to Augusta" where were deco
rated with golfing parapherna-
liza; others wore buttons de-
manding a shorter work week.
Not all Of the delegates APP
peared bitter. although one UNI
ion ofhcial estimated than 95
per cent Of the nearly 5000
persons attending are jobless.
Some of them sang songs while
pitchmen, hawking souvenirs of
Washington. gave the event a
carnival flair.
SmOke-Filled Hall
Inside the Armory, delegates
sat beneath signs identifying
their district. A bands martial
music competed with the loud
buzz of conversation in the
smoke-filled hall. A sgin in
letters 6 feet high ran the
length of one wall:
Get America Back to Work. I"
On the speakers platform
sat such union dignitaries as
George Meany. president of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
ARMORY
CONTINUED From Flrst Page

Continued From First Page
worker from Toledo, said he
first felt symptoms of sickness
shortly after 4 O'Clock this
morning. es
Mr.. Shiman. who arrived here
with a friend, said he was up
all night on the train with
awful cramps"
Il vomited two or three
times" he said. when we
got to the Armory i bought
some pills. Then a nurse sent
me down here"
A group of half a dozen
women, all of them stricken.
said they had eaten a turkey
dinner last night aboard the
train.
The dinner. said the women.
consisted Of turkey. mashed po-
tatoes, peas, cranberry sauce,
coffee, milk and ice cream.
Between $3.50 and 4::30 this
morning I began to feel SICK"
Mrs. Wagner said.
The women said the dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

had been served on q cafeteria
basis. with the delegates taking
the metal on paper plates back
to their seats.
Civil Defense disaster team
programs went into effect at
ID. c. General where 80 Of the
sick delegates were taken. A
special room containing SO
beds was opened up. Special
teams began functioning. The
hospital later reported all Of
the food poisoning patients
in satisfactory" condition.
The Health Department epi-
demiologist investigating the
source Of the outbreak was DR..
John Pate. assisted by DR.. Will
liam Woodbridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
Fire DESTROYS Cotton

NAGOYA, Japan, April 8
(AP).-A 4-hour fire on an
American freighter outside this
Southern Japanese port today
destroyed $50 tons of raw cot
ton valued at $ll1,l1l. The
japanese Coast Guard said
there were no casualties among
crewmen of the 7,940-ton Ha-
waiian Retailer Of the States
Marine Line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
BY MICHAEL MOK
star stan writer


The old man who lost his job
stood alone today in the surg
ing crowd outside the District
Armory.
Bus after bus disgorged men
and women carrying signs who
brushed BY him as he waited
under the hot spring sun.
He had to raise his voice be-
cause q man in a clown suit
behind him was playing "Soli-
darity Forever" on an ac-
Gordon.
II had 10 years seniority
when they closed up the plant.
he said. looking down at his
hands. which were partly closed
as If still holding tools.
Not a Stick Of Work
"Since that time I haven't
had a stick of work It's
been IA months now" he said.
The old man turned his head
to look at a huge banner:
Declare Macomb County a
distress area-28.823 people are
living on surplus food"
This banner cost us $780,"
said one of the meen carrying 1t
to a photographer, woh had
scrambled onto the top of a
car. ignoring the order to move
on from one of the policemen
on the fringes of the throng.
/ Just Want Work"
II don't want relief" the old
man said, Il just want work
but I'm beginning to think it's
impossible.
They don't have to ask you
your name anymore" he said.
They just look in the right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

|AFL-CTo. and Walter Reuther,
head OF the United Auto
Workers.
"We're holding this meeting. 1"
Mr.. Reuther said. ito dramatic
the tragic plight Of the unem-
ployed." He looked out over
the damned Armory and
added:
There must be some way
Of shattering the complacency
which seems to be paralyzing
Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
WeyIund to Retire

LANGLEY AIR FORCE
BASE, Va, April 8 (AP).-Gen.
o. P. Weyland, commander of
the Tactical Air Command
since May. 1854. said yesterday
he will retire from the Air
Force in July after IS years
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

shop early, shop late Thursday both stores
Washington hours, sac am. to p.m.:
s.. Langley Park. hours, 10 am. to 9:3O p.m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08

LdnSburohs-MENS CLoTHING-Washington Street Floor;
Langley Park, First Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
RAcklAsu OF REVOLT JoLTs HoFFA's GRIP

By Frederick w. RoevekamP, c.s MonHoF 81 TO
During the past few days u has become ev'oe"' n''
r...s IIn;or hess lanes r. HoHa and his associates
ara bavro 70 learn bitter lesson which men OF power
have had 70 learn through history. namely:
Tha, the most effective threat TO their rule Is likely TO
come not from without but from Within from The ua'e
rebellion Of those whom they try TO control
All the outside challenges to his sfronsman rule, Mr.
os has survived His empire Of organized truck drivers
les such organized economic power that employers are
no re., threat 10 him in the round Jurisdefonai eompe
iiiion from other unions has been negses fse'o'ns
Teamssrs are hsdiionaIT on the offensive which &C.
counts for their tremendous growth.
(continvsd Next Column Tcpl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
LIGHT' OR HEAVY
Fire Takes 9th Child
CONTINUED from Back Pase)

NY OFFSPRING, YOUR TRUE BEING. THE ONE
REAL CREATION. IS MATTERLESS, FLESHLESs,
SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLlKE-ETERNALLY, CON-
PLETELY PoPULATINc, SUPER-SATURATlNc,
INFINITE SPAcE-UNINVADABLE, INcoRRUPT-
IBLE, INVULNERABLE, oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. REDUCING
TO ITS NATIVE NoTRINcNESS" THE SEEMING
REALITY or THE MYTHICAL, DEvILIsH,
ANTLcHRIsT, P-sY-cH-o-P-AT-H-I-c ADAMEvE.
MURDERoUS CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvES AND FOOLS,
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD. A PSEUDO cREATloNlE"THE
CHASTITY FARCE OF [soeaIIedl MATERIAL ExISTENCE'1
p. 272, MY MASTERPIECE, THE cs. TEXTBOOK.
MY ONE, INFALLIBLE PASTOR AND FRIEND OF OUR
Basic PASTOR. KING JAMES PROTESTANT
BIBLE l. OF MY ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED, SAME
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS, IMPERATIVE. PURE.
BASIC EDUCATION CULTURE, POLITICS, ENTER
TAINMENT. RECREATION. THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Excerpts from Free Press 6i2o-"The fifth of eight
children burned In fire al 9ls Frank died his parents
awaited examination involuntary granddaughter charges
Latest victim: Reginald crowel a. "siil In critical con-
dillon In the hospital Nathan. q and lawrence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

Prosecutions by law enforcement agencies for violating
the law perhaps he most serious challenge But Mr.
Hos beat two In the last few years. One Indictment
for bribery, fhe other for overlapping.
EVEN THEIR EXPULSION FROM THE NATIONAL
AFL-cio SEEMED TO STRENGTHEN THE TRANSFERS IN
MEMBERSHIP IT ALSO ENHANCED THEIR REPUTA-
TON AS THE BAD BOYS OF ORGANIZED LABOR.
Last December the board obtained ruling from Judge
Let's that he monitors directions should be treated
orders Mr. Hoa responded by appealing ihe decision.
JUDGES RULING UPHELD
Last week he lost. The court Of appeals upheld Judge
Let's nearly every major point in his ruling
SPECIFICALLY, THE COURT SAID THE UNION
MUST ADOPT BYLAWS PROTECTING MEMBERS
RIGHTS TO VOTE, RUN FOR OFFICE, AND SPEAK UP
FREELY, SET UP AN ADEQUATE ACCOUNTING AND
CONTROLS SYSTEM AND CLEAN OUT CORRUPT ELE-
MENTS.
There is possibility that of ihe monitors,
Mr.. Schmidt, who attorney for the dissenting
Transfers, will ask for special legal determination Of Mr.
HoFas competence TO hold office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
81 Feared Toll


ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ToBAccol-
APPRAISERS STUPEFiERs!
SATAN BOUND" 'cUREs'-DRUc STORE MEDI-
cINES, AND PSYCHIC !-INCLUDINc IMPURE
PRAYERS INDFFERENT, CONTENTIOUS, OR
HOSTILE TOWARDS MY ONE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED,
SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS; IMPERATIVE,
PURE. BASIC. EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT, RECREATION. THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST 1.-THE 90 YEARS R-E-TU-R-N-FoR-EvER-
MORE-OF BOTH CHRIST AND JESUS JESUS
IDENTITY MARYs FLESH MORTAL THOUGHT
WAS REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE NOTHINGNESS"!
IN JESUS ASCENSION HENCE, DOUBLING
THoMASEs'. UNREPENTANT SINNERS, MUST
HAVE MY MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE, CHRIST,
MASTER, SUPREME, COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE
UNIVERSE 1.-THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLES !-RE-B-IR-T-H!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Cure For AIeohoIism?-
Continued from Back Pags)

Continued from Back Pags)
DEVILS ALCOHOL, TOBACCO. IMPURE CURES.
DUPES. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN MY ONE,
WHOLLY ACCREDITED, SANE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS, IMPERATIVE. PURE, BASIC, EDUcA-
ToN POLITICS, CULTURE, ENTERTAINMENT.
RECREATION. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
THE UNIVERSE is l0ose THE MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT 1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
[-MY-T-HI-c-A-L-E BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN
ARE ETERNAL"l
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-eaIIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" Up. III. c.s. textbook INCLUDES THE
ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED
MATERIAL" WORLD!
THE CHRIST, SECOND COMING" REBIRTH IS
IMPERATvEl THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF NY
ONE CREATioN-AND THERE IS NONE OTHER i
MATTERLEss. FLEsHLESs, SPIRITUAL, cHRisTLIKE-
Externally. COMPLETELY PoPULATEs, SUPER
SATURATES THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH iNcORRUPT-
IBLE, iNvULNERABLE, ~oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY
ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS THUS DO
YOU GAIN 1.-THE PEACE OF GOD WHICH PAssETH
ALL UNDERSTANDING! OF THE SATAN
BOUND" ADAMEvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHOOD! AND
GAIN 1.-THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN
OF COD~-Sf. Paul.
CURE FOR ALCOHOLISM? 1T IS STILL A MYSTERY
BY Robert n. darcy tDet. News 6/23)
KALAMAZOO June 23.-The problem Of how TO pre-
vent alcoholism could drive soeioossf TO drink.
This was agreed upon yesterday by two specialists on
on Alcohol Studies Western Michigan University about
the failure Of mankind benefit from recurring plaques
of alcoholism evidence of increasing drunkenness
today
They Dave Archibald Of Toronto executive director
of the Ontario Alcohol and Research Foundation and
Harold milford director Of the University OF owas division
OF alcohol studies.
Here is what they reported
Records of alcoholism enemy OF society go back
TO the code of the in 20o &c. which restricted
number of wine bars and imposed burning at the stake
upon commoners who the privileges Of the nobility
Such severity achieved better results than prohibition
when II tried noble experiment in the United
States. Booegging rampant
LIGHT OR HEAVY
AMONG U.s. JEWS 81 PER CENT DRINK; AMONG
ROMAN CATHOLICS, ~ PER CENT; AMONG PRoTES-
TANTS, So PER CENT. AMONG METHoDISTS THE fig
URE IS AZ PER CENT.
Yet among Jews heavy drinking and alcoholism are
almost nonexsteni whereas Is per cent OF Methodsts
-AL~l.~r ko,Nr, enka
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
COME OUT AND BE SEPARATED
COME OUT FROM THE MYTHICAL.

DEvILIsH, ANTLcHRIST, P-S-Y-cHo-P-A-T-Hl-c,
ADAM-EvE MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvES AND
FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
PARENTHooD, A PSEUDO CREATION 1.-THE GHAST-
~ FARCE or [so-eslledl MATERIAL ENSTENcE"i
-p. 272 NY MASTERPIECE. THE c.S. TEXTBOOK.
NY ONLY INFALLBLE PASTOR AND FRIEND OF
OUR CHOSEN BIBLE, BASIC PASTOR. KING JAMES
PROTESTANT, AND ALL BIBLES
THE TEXTBOOK RECORDS MY DlcTATloN TO nay
GREATEST MARY, MRS EDDY, WHOSE MAN CHILD
WILL RULE lis RULING ALI NATIONS WITH
A ROD OF 'FRONT.' (Reveafionl.
THE MAN cHllD'-MY IMPERATIVE. MARVELLOUS
CHRIST, MASTER SUPREME. COLOSSAL SCIENCE or
THE UNIVERSE 1.-THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLESI
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JULY 4. 1859 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Hoffa's Power
Continued from Back Page)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
MY MASTERPIECE THE c.s. TEXTBOOK, MY ONLY
INFALLIBLE PASTOR AND TRUSTWORTHY
FRIEND or OUR Basic PASTOR. THE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE, OF NY ONE, WHOLLY
ACCREDITED SAME CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS,
ETC, THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST !, FOUNDED BY MY
GREATEST MARY OF ALL TIME. WHOSE MAN CHILD
WILL RULE lis RULINcl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD
OF IRoNl,-MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOUNDER OF MY ONE
CHURCH. WHICH is DESTINED TO BECOME THE
ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERA
PEUTIcs" OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES
IMPERATIVE. PURE. BASIC EDUCATION.
CULTURE, ETC.
MRS. EDDY, D. SOS. THE GLOSSARY. c. S. TEXT
BOOK THERETO: "cHRIsT. GODS IDEA, WILL EVEN
TUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES
IMPERATIvEY. ABSOLUTELY. FINALLY-WlTH DIVINE
scIENcE"-THE COMFORTER, EVEN The HOLY
GHOST WHO IS TEACHING ALL THlNoSl
Congress Losing
HOFFA's POWER SEEN SPREADING
Bv C. Knowlton Nash windsor Star, 6/l5)
WASHINGTON D. C.-The Teamsfer Union boss,
I;,v Hoa seems TO be getting powerful instead
as as result of the attacks by both Congress ana
ihe courts.
The Iona-deayed clean up OF the Ieamsfers VIII De
DELAYED still more despite recent appear eouri oruer
oFs plans 10 60 TO Supreme Court and rms VIII mean
AZ least another six months before any clean up even
begun by the Teamster Union. ,,,-. .,,n
IN SPITE OF THE SCANDAL, CORRUPTION AND
HooLIcANIsM REVEALED BY The SENATE LA6Ok
RAcKETS COMMITTEE, The KECONDS Sr,ow U0rsS s
IS ENTRENcHINc HIS POSITION or IEAms.sk 1USS
AND MAKING CONSIDERABLE PROGRESS ON O'neK
FRONTS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Declaration Of Independepfe-
CONTINUED from RaeL ~


CONTINUED from Back p...,
N'kiTA. you AND YOUR Eel, ovI N.Y.
DEVILS oOPes AND DEPUTIES APE c n,,,c I..o'
WA. VI ALL FlEsH'-oNLY NOPE CO.. TIE
rskN - WELL ESTABLISHED. you KNOW ' ',s,.
pHARoAH WENT DOWN WITHOUT ro.,,
SHOT VIA MY SPIRITUAL AND ps~c,,o, T1k'Ne
WARFARE MY. GODS coMMAMne r,,n ~
"osEs ~ pHARoAH, WERE JUST TOO M,,ruI
,..e,,r '.N rLAoueS-AND PHARoAH WAS al
WASTED url-IHE FIRST BORN OF ALL EGYPTIAN
.ue, FAMILIES AN, GIVING UP THE GHOST IN ONE
SOWING AND REAPNc' WERE souA,,
iHAI rHAROAH, WHO KNEW NOT IosEpu.
,.,.. .AkeO DEATH TO ALL MALE HEBREW
w., ,! .ner WERE MULTIPLYING TOO RApIpLyr
~-,r nU, rHARoAHs MIDwIvEs WERE MORE sus-
SerIlbLE TO oMNlPREsENT, DIVINE Loy. IAN
IRE COMMANDS OF A SATAN BOUND" RULER
YOU HAVE THE PATTERN OF THE CAESARS
oI"Sr''S KHAN. NAPOLEON, MUssoLIN, HITLER, ToioI
lENN. STAIN : IN HOT HELL!
Or COLOSSAL STEALS AND MURDERS l.
DISEASED ADAM-EvE THINKING
S1AN0ED HIS MIND RE LONGER LIFE AETEP
TIE MIRACULOUS NOMINATION OF 's-sTAR GENERAL.
EISENHOWER OVER SEN. ROBERT TAFTl
FREEDOM or THE WILLY BAH
The DEVIL, ALIAS STAIN, KNEW THAT He WAS "A
DEAD DUCK WITH EISENHOWER IN THE WHITE
HOUSE AND MEDICAL PSEUDO, 'PHONY' SCIENCE
COULD NOT PRoLoNc HIS PSEUDO LIFE HIS
THINKING, AGAINST THE CiBRALTAR-LIKE CHRIST
ETERNAL TRUTH PRESSING IN-oMNPREsENT-
BUT AWAKENING THERETO BECAME ACUTE AND
PAINFUL
REQUIREMENTS FOR CHRIsTlIKE SANITY.
JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE:
NY, GODS, ONE, WHOLLY ACCREDITED SAME
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS BASIC EDUCATION,
CULTURE POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT REcRE-
ALTON. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST WITH MY ONE,
iNFAllIBLE PASTOR AMONG ALL NATIONS AND
PEOPLES. MY MASTERPIECE. THE c.s. TEXTBOOK!
THE ONE, WHOLLY TRUSTWORTHY FRIEND OF
OUR Basic PASTOR THE KING JAMES PROT
ESTANT BIBLE.
"ScIENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" RECORDS MY DicTATION TO
MY INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETESS DAUGHTER
REVELATOR SUCCESSOR TO CHRIST JESUS Ill
NOW DON'T GET TOO ExcITEDl MY INcoM-
PARABLE PROPHECIES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
FREQUENTLY STATED HER POSITION THUS:
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE
FOLLOWS CHRIST"