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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23


Congressional
political exnguShment
Prof Holcombes
his personality character
without Illusions yet persisteny dastc
equipped with qualities and principles
Reprinted with Senator Kennedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23


in
Shortly
PRIDE Il had the pleasure election voting
they
labels
that fire
of the
even longer
Harvard will it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

A lesson from Senator Kennedy's teacher
teacher young
OhO at the SpTn0tte of youth enchanted Nth
life itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

Reprinted with Senator
published by Harvard 1870 " = '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

lied. Curiously, the failure Of
the committee to invite public
views has been a great relief
to some Of the most dedicated
home rule proponents.
A powerful group Of WASH
ington residents opposes local
government on two major
grounds: % that the govern
ment Of Washington should be
responsible to all Americans
rather than District residents
and az that local tax revenue
is insufficient to maintain
Washington as a capital wor-
thy Of the nation.
Davis Would Preside
This view surely would be
strongly solicited by the House
Committee. And q committee
recommendation. in line with
this argument backed by the
Washington Board Of Trade.
could well demolish any drive
for floor support Of home rule.
Committee sources predict a
hearing before the end of this
session. in view Of Mr.. McMil-
lan's commitment. They believe
a hearing would be almost as
sured by the filing Of a dis
charge petition on the floor.
Presiding would be Repre-
sentative Davis. Democrat of
Georgia. His ll-member SUBJ
committee appears to be di-
vided, eight against home rule,
two uncertain and one for the
principle.
The lone supporter, Repre-
sentative AuchinclosS, Republic
can of New Jersey, is the senior
minority committeeman. But
he has offered still another bill
for governing the city by an
elected commission.
Presumed to be unfriendly to
home rule on the Subcommit-
tee are. besides Mr.. Davis
D e m o C ratio Representatives
Williams of Mississippi, Dowdy
of Texas, Matthews Of Florida
and Morris Of New Mexico. and
Republicans Kearns of Penn
sylvania, Smith of Kansas, and
Broyhill Of Virginia. Mr.. Broy-
hill favorS instead a constitu-
tional amendment to give
Washingtonians a vote fol
President and Vice President.
Capable Of boiling to favor
home rule are Representative
Loser, Democrat of Tennessee
and Harmon, Republican of In.
diana. Mr.. Loser once split
away from southerners to sup.
port home rule, but now take;
no position before hearings. Mr.
Harmon is counted by home
rulers within their camp, but
has not committed himself
publicly.
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CaseCampaigr
Aided by Taft

NEWARK. N. j., July II (AP)
Charles p. Taft, former May
or Of Cincinnati, is conducting
a Embarrassing campaign for
the reelection Of Senator Case,
Republican Of New Jersey, the
Newark Sunday Star-Ledger
said tonight.
In letters addressed to Dear
Friend" Mr.. Taft, brother Of
the late Senator Robert A
Taft. Republican Of Ohio, de-
nounced a movement within
the Republican Party In New
Jersey to dump Senator Case.
Mr.. Taft describes Mr.. Case
as "the one New Jersey Repub-
lican who can win in 1850"
"His presence on the ticket
is essential If the State is tc
be carried for our national
ticket" Mr.. Taft said.
The Democratic candidate
for Senator, Mr.. Taft suggest
ed, lis likely to be a proven
vote-getter like Coy. (Robert
b. Meyner." -
The newspaper said Mr.
Taft was on vacation and II
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could not be learned II the let
tiers were sent only TO New
Jersey Republicans or nation
ally. Senator Case and State
@. o. p. Chairman Carl Erd-
man said they knew Of Mr.
Taft's campaign.
In his criticisms Of the anti
Case group. Mr.. Taft appar-
entity referred to a conserva-
tive group within the party
headed by Gen. Robert w
johnson, chairman Of the
board Of johnson g. Johnson
The group was organized To
find a substitute candidate foi
Senator Case.
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HeIieopters Used
To Sink Pole Holes

LONDON. July II (APD.-
The Russians report a novel
method for doing work along
a railroad line without slowing
down the trains. Moscow radio
says helicopters are used TO
drill the holes and install new
poles along electrified rail
lines.
A device attached to the
'copter drills the holes, the
broadcast said, and track
workers lamp down the ground
firm around the new poles.
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HOME RULE g
Petition Move Eyed
In House Strategy

committee for the first time
next week. &
That would mean that any
attempted discharge Of the
mayor-council measure would
have to be delayed until mid
August. BY then, congress-
men either will have packed
or be packing to go home for
the recess.
Issue Over Which Bill
Some home rulers are strong
for launching q drive at once
to rally House support behind
the territorial measure. More
Republicans could be wooed to
this bill. proposed by the Dis
trict Commissioners and Presi-
dent Eisenhower. they reason.
They also are convinced that
Senate conferees would take
any home rule bill cleared by
the House, traditional buria'
grounds of such bills for nearly
a century.
But others scott at this view
Senator Morse, Democrat Of
Oregon, and sponsor Of the
mayor-council version. hal
pledged opposition to. the ter
ritorial proviso empowering the
President to appoint the city''
chief administrator, be 1t 6
mayor or governor.
During the long wait FOL
Senate action, House strategist'
have remained relatively Silent
despite arguments Of some thai
they should keep the issue alive
And House District Commit
tee Chairman Mcmillan, Demo
crat Of South Carolina. un'
yielding foe of home rule, hai
stepped into the breach. HI
promised hearings on the bill
this session.
No hearings have material
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Col. Besuncon Gets
Fort BelVoir Post

Col. Harry C. Besancon has
been named chief Of the Mis-
sile and Space ONCE at the
Army Engineer Research and
Development Laboratories at
Fort Belvoir, Va.
Col. Besancon formerly was
deputy district engineer of the
Army Engineer District in
Nashville, Tenn.
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HOME RULE

Continued From First Page
dtion almost sure to thwart
their efforts.
In March home rule floor
managers" made informal con-
tact with Senator Hartke, Dem
ocrat Of Indiana, chairman OF
the Senate subcommittee
charged with the homerule
problem.
They decided Senate hear
tnes should proceed at full
speed. House petitioners would
4iold their fire until the Senate
had cleared a bill for House &C
tfon. The bill was mistakenly
presumed to be an adminlstra-
ton proposal for a territorial
government, jointly sponsored
in the House by the strategiStS
there.
Action Comes Late
Instead, the mayor council
bill was reported by the Senate
committee. To further frustratt
homerule hackers in the House,
the Senate action came a tardy
four months after that first
strategy was fixed.
At issue now is whether to filt
a petition at once to free the
territorial bill as originally
planned, or to wait until mex
session to try to discharge thu
mayor-council bill the Senatt
is expected to pass.
Any piece Of legislation mus
lie before House COMMITTEES
80 days before members may
resort to the discharge tech
nique.
The territorial bill has beer
languishing in the House com
mittee for months. But thu
Senate bill is a fresh approach
1t will be steered to the Hous'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-12
GoebeI Brewing Co.

tconslnved from Back Passl
DETROIT. THE MOTOR CENTER OF THE woSLD. Bur
morope LAVE NOT BEEN HANDLING THE RADIO
AND Tv RIcHrs OF THE TIGERS THE DevIl HAS
2jao OF THOSE RIGHTS, VIA THE DEVILS BILLION
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE RAoNa., In Doc, ono.
,Ne TSE SPIRITUAL NAKEDNEss OF ADAMS
-,,-. "v ,,enreo,Is GAINS, JUpAsEs. KNAvEs N
FOOLS, THE EGO N PSYCHOLOGY OF
BIRTHS AND PARENrHooDl AND The elvas ANN
SPONSOR IS ALSO A SATAN Dore, Nv
tcon,lnvsd Next Column. ToP'
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One More Faux Pas

CONTINUED from Back Page)
THE DEAR PASTOR WICK ALTOGETHER IGNORED
ISAIAH 2:22. WHICH WOULD lave SHOT FULL OF
HOLES HIS ERMoN 1: CEASE YE FROM MAN,
WHOSE BREATH IS IN HIS NOSTRILS, FOR WHEREIN
is HE TO BE ACCOUNTED OFF,
MY ONE, WHOLLY ACCREDITED, SAM CHURCH..
ANSWERS THE QUESTION WITH DIVINE AUTHORITY:
THE RACES AND THEIR So-cALLED
MATERIAL" WORLD ARE VISIBLE, MYTHICAL,
MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA, COUNTER
FEITs AND BURLESoUES OF DIVINE IDEAS-sINLEsS,
MA,TERLEss, FLESHLESS, SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE; EXTERNALLY, COMPLETELY
sUPER-SATURATINC, THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE
WITH INcoRRUPTIBLE, oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIEF, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY
MARVELLOUS MANSIONS, MY ETERNAL IMAGE Al
LIKENESS, CORRESPONDING WITH GEN. I:26. 81:
AND COD SAW EVERY THING THAT He HAD
MADE, AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS [-I-S-l VERY cooDT
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Broadeastins Industry
CONTINUED from Back Paqe)

(Consinued from Back Page)
The unions determination in this case came al a high
price. NBc officials estimated fhe payroll of the 1900
workers at $40 600 daily for a seven day week. Nineteen
days of striking al $4,000 a day comes TO a total OF $780,
600, which is a lot OF determination.
During fhe strike, NBc maintained a full schedule with
fhe use Of supervisory personnel in the various technical
Jobs. There were a few nUfs. But ihey we're exceptions 10
The generally smooth work done by only 800 NBc super
visors.
That number 800 is significant for IL is irrefvisbIe proof
Of labor featherbedding. For nearly three weeks. 800 office
workers did the work OF 500 trained. skilled fechnieians
in an industry that is as complex as il is modern. Here is
a bed so full Of feathers that anything but an American
industry would smother in il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-12

DEPUTYl-LIKE THE cocKEYEp' TIGERS OWNERS
WE REiTERATE: MAJOR EAcUE BASEBALL
TEAMS SHOULD HAVE THE SPIRITUAL PsYcHIArRY
AND THERAPEUTICS OF MY Only, WHOLLY
ACCREDITED PHYSICIANS, META-PHYsiciANs c.S.
PRACTITIONERS. TEACHERS, LECTURERS!
MY ONE, WHOLLY ACCREDITED, SAME CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS. ETC, is THE ONLY ANSWER TO THE
DEFECTIVE JUDGMENT. SANITY, HONESTY, N
INTELLIGENCE OF HEBREWS, IA CATHOLICS.
PRoTESTANTs, NJ ALL OTHER PRISONERS OF
THE DEVIL. THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS!
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80 Feared Lost

tContinUed from Back Page)
N PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF IsoeaIiedl
MATERIAL ExiSTENcE"!--p 272, MY MASTERPIECE,
THE cs. TEXTBOOK. MY N INFALLlBLE PASTOR
AND FRIEND OF OUR BASIC PASTOR,
THE KING PROTESTANT BIBLE, AND ALL
BIBLES l-IMPERATIvE TO HEA HEBREWS, ROMAN
CATHOLICS. PRoTEsTANTs. AND OTHER PRls..
oNERs OF THE DEVIL l.. THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS,
OF THEIR DEFECTIVE SANITY JUDGMENT,
HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE!
NY. Tribvne) Manila. Saturday, Aug. ~ UPl.-The
Navy and Air Force today joined the extensive search for
survivors of the sinking of the inier-island ship Pillar II.
which eapsized of PaIawan Island in the southwestern
%phiiippinee with at least 100 persons aboard.
Eleven persons were reported rescued by fishing boats
but II was feared at least ninety and perhaps more had
drowned. The 24l-ton ship capsi1ed Thursday in high winds
generated by typhoon Iris"
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ROMAN OR AMERICAN LAW?

am an EpiseopsIisn and deeply resent the stand OF q
Roman Catholic family in my neighborhood. Their dausn'er
married a fine young EpiseoPaIisn. Her family declared
that she Is not married because she was nor married I" .
Roman Catholic church by a Roman Cafno"e Pr'es' y
that the young couple are living in sin.
The entire Protestant ministry and every American
citizen should speak out in crystal clear language asa'ns'
such subversive and viifyins action. " Is a deep insult 10
overv Protestant minister who performs a mixed marrlsse
service. WHY SHOULD CODES CANYONS AM ~ A.
~n,e MAnE IN ROME BY ROMAN CITIZENS BE Ac-
crpTsp AS suPERsEDlNc OUR LAWS, RESULTING IN
THe vIL,fYINc OF OUR PROTESTANT MINISTRY ook
misr,cEs OF THE PEACE, and many Of our young peoP'eF
MP, Calf.
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Cement Cave-In--

tConfinued from Back Page)
MY ONE ~CREATIoN-AND THERE IS NONE
OTHER /. YOUR TRUE BtING-SINLESS. MATTERLESs,
ELEsHLEss, SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLIKE-ETERNAL-
~. COMPLETELY PO-P-U-LA-TA=-S THE ONE
UNIVERSE WITH I~NcoRRUPTIBLE. oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS
Me~s) "A third-noor concrete form collapsed az a
22.s,orv buiIdinu under construction bod OF Charles
a. Crawford, AZ, a foreman. was found buried under the
debris nearly three hours after snoring gave way
building Is being erected for the Georgia Power CO"
Ailanial
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Roman Catholicism
(coniinved from Back Page)
o U FOR HE'LL"

Recently was talking to a Catholic woman who sfafed
thai II she we're TO die at the present time, she would be
BOUND FOR HE'LL! YET SHE NEVER MISSES The
EARLY MASS ON SUNDAY.
Please renew my subscription for Christian Heritage.
There may be some that are not in accord with what Is
published, but generally would say that It IS received
,vl,h eorsldsya,ion. Rev. S. w. !. Pa.
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Pagan Fashions

tConfinued from Back Paoe)
HENCE, JESUS oMIs OF THE COMFORTER,
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST" WHO WOULD EFFECT THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" REV., PROGRESSING
IRREsIsTlBLY IN MY, GODS, ONE, TRUE, PURE,
HONEST, COMPLETE. WHOLLY ACCREDITED.
SAME CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST E~IMPERATIVE, PURE BASIC EDUcA-
TON, CULTURE, POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT,
RECREATION DEMONSTRATING,
THE REAL NATIoN CREATION, MY OFFSPRING,
YOUR TRUE BEING, NEEDING NO HEALING J., OF
INcoRRUPTIBLE oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN N
ETERNAL LIFE
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1imid Christian Scientists

tconfinued. from Back Page)
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER REiTERATES:
MILLIONS HAVE BEEN BLESSED J.
ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES.
NDiREcTLY-viA OUR INCOMPATIBLE, INvINc-
lBLE. GRAND c.S. MOVEMENT, PREDEsTlNED TO
EFFECT "THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS!
(ReveIaiion-AN AWAKENING TO, APPREHENSION OF,
THE REAL NATIONS, CREATION, OFFSPRING,
OUR TRUE BEING, GODS ETERNAL IMAGE N
LIKENESS, REDUCING TO ITS NATIVE NOTHING
NESS" THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-esIIedl MATERIAL
EMSTENcEI-p. III, OUR INFALLiBLE PASTOR,
THE c.S. TExTBooK-LIBERATOR, GUARDIAN OF
OUR SENIOR, BASIC. PASTOR, KING N
PROTESTANT BIBLE-AND ALL BIBLES!
MRS. DDY IN 1883. NEARLY DECADES
BEFORE PASSING ON IN 1910. SAID: BUT Ia DEATHS
IN THE RANKS OF MY, ABOUT 5000 STUDENTS!
10. 2e, MWO-l6 TO ~ YEARS SINCE MRS. EDDYs
APPOINTMENT BY GOD. CONCLUDING HER CIVIL
WAR BLOOD BATH Myth APPRENTICESHIP!
MRS. EDDY. A
IN 1883, A MILLION OF PEOPLE ACKNOWLEDGE
AND ATTEST THE BLESSINGS OF THIS MENTAL
SYSTEM OF TREATING DIsEAsE'-p. IS, in Mrs.
Eddy's Miscellaneous Writings"
NOTHING IN NON-cHRiST SCIENTIST LITERATURE
(AlL SATAN BoUND9 TO COMPARE
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PAGAN FASHIONS?

To The NY. Tribune, 8/23:
scarcely think that The subject you treated in your
"Kneecaps and Hobble Skirts" editorial is cause for leviiy.
On the contrary, the situation is a pathetic commentary on
the disregard for decent standards among many fashion
DESIGNERS and the individuals who wear their unfortunate
products.
The erosion Of modesiy and deeeney that is now taking
place in feminine dress is Unconscionable and altogether
reprehensibIe. No less a person than the great Ponfif Plus
XII in his discourse TO italian fashion designers within the
past few years spoke out sharply against lax and immoral
fashions in women's attire. And yet THE MOST DISGRACE
Full ASPECT or THE MATTER IS THE COOPERATION
OF SUPPOSEDLY RESPECTABLE WHO
THEMSELVES TO ACCEPT PAGAN VALUES IN DRESS.
Lawrence IA. Madigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-12

"BEHOLD, HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER =. OVEk
(. ALL THE [so-caIIedl power OF THE ENEMY"!-THE
ADAMEVE, DEVIL, HE'LL, MATTER" WORLD
M-YT-Hl
land NOTHING SHALL LBY N MEANS HURT
YoU"!-JESUS TO THE AWAKENED, VIA THE CHRIST
. SONSHlP, IDEA, IDEAL, OF YOUR FEATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNIoUs"!-p. Is, INcoM-
PARABLE TREATISE ON PRAYER, lst Chapter. NY
MASTERPIECE, THE c.s. TEXTBOOK, SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE S-c-RIP-T-UR-E-S"!
OF WOMAN A CHILD. WHO WILL RULE lis
RULING ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRoNl,
AND MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, DAUGHTER
REvELAToR, AUTHOR THEREOF, MRS. EDDY:
CHRIST, GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL
NATIONS AND PEoPLES-IMPERATIvELY,
ABSOLUTELY, FINALLY-WITH DIVINE SCIENCE"!-
p. SOS, Apocalypse, S&H.
OUR SENIOR AND BASIC PASTOR IS THE KING
JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE, WHICH WE DO NOT
WHOLLY TRUST IN THE HANDS OF ADAM. EVE,
SAUL OF TARSUS' PASTORS OF TIE FLESH!
PROTECTORS OF CIVILIZATION SHOULD BE
CHRISTlIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
CIVIC AND POLITICAL cRIMlNALS-PERoN,
GUSHING, MUssoLINI. HITLER, FOR EXAMPLE
UNLESS THWARTED BY NY HIGHEST CHOSEN
PEOPLE, cHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS J, WILL
IN BELIEF, IMPLICIT MUCH SUFFERING AND LOSS
UNTIL THE HARVEST M THE EVILS DUPE
HANGING HIMSELF
PART
FORTUNATELY, EVIL. SIN. MATTER" AND ITS
FATHER, THE DEVIL. HUMAN AND
MA LENfAL FnENOUnLNAs AM WI ."
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPokALT-st Paul.
GOOD IS EXCLUSIVELY REAL !
MY OFFSPRING, IT'S IMAGE NEVER AN ADAM,
EVE, MURDERoUs CAIN JUDAS. kNAvE OR A FOOL,
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHooDl-N ALL ETERNiTY-ARE MERE
LY MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
coUNrERFElTs AND BURtEsouEs OF DIVINE ipEAsi
GEN. 1871 is EXTERNALLY VALID: AND GOD SAW
EVERY THING HAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL
PARENT II HAD MADE. AND, BEHOLD, II WAS
l-LS-l VERY cooD"l
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPT. -, 1859 .
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Dean Msnion--

con'invsd from Back PAGE,
sees soru s~M % SO lNsoLArro VS.. PURE, SATAN
ss"Iokr CHRISTIANITY THAT NE
rp,s,,1,s onmso a FAT PIECE or MAIL TO THE
'~'ooNe PUBLISHER SEVERAL YEARS AGO
sAIAN's SAUL REFoRMER' COULD NOT eEAp
'ne PRESENCE or SUCH PURE. DEVIL DIES Roy,Nc
ANGEL FOOD LOOPS MARVELLOUS IMprrarIve
"ASiek. SUPREME. COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF TIE
uNIvERsei :.
MORE CHRISTINE. SPIRITUAL MEDICINE,
FOR DEAN MANI0N.
'FkttDOM OF The william re. DElUsI0N!
GOD. AND THE DEVIL DO The WILLING
AND CONTROLLING
HENCE, JESUS RE THE SATAN BOUND.
FATHER, FORGIVE THEM, FOR THEY K.o.y NOT
A THEY DOL
FORTUNATELY, sATAN IS "A MURDERER, a LIAR,
VOID OF TRUTH VOID or R-E-AL-LTYLAs PER
cHkisIs FIRST AND 20 YEARS 'R-E-T.UR-N-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YOU AWAY MADE
EVIDENT |. VIA THE ADEQUATELY PURE IN
HHARr' My cHRlsrLlkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, AND
THr oNt. WHOLLY ACCREDITED, SANE
CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
IMPERATIVE, PURE, BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE,
POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT. R~EcREATioNi
PART
kHRusHcHEv COMES TO THE U.S.. NOT A
SATAN BOUND" CATHOLIC COUNTRY.
But GODS MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS!
N FOR A VACCINATION A BAPTISM FOR
cHRisTLIKE, POLITICAL, SOCIAL, CIVIC SANITY!
o We or LITTLE FAITH tJesvs).
FEAR OF KHRUSHcHEv? OR JEALOUS OF PRO.
GREss OF PROTESTANT. CHRIST SCIENTIST HEALING
OF THE NATIONS" (Rev)?-AN AWAKENING TO,
APPREHENSION OF, THE REAL NATIONS, CREATION,
GODS OFFSPRING, YOUR TRUE BEING, NEEDING
NO HEALING. OF UNAVAILABLE, sUPER-sATURATED,
oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN NJ ETERNAL LIFE,
YOUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARvLOUS
MANSIONS'!
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Late State Trooper

Continued from Back Page)
ST. PAUL: n GOOD HAT WOULD DO NOT.
BUT THE EVIL WHICH WOULD NOT. THAT DO.
o WRETcHED THAT AN. WHO SHALL
DELlVER NE ...?'
I THANK GOD THROUGH OUR LORD AND saw
JOUR, CHRIST JESUS,
THE CATHOLIC LUNAcY. MARY, THE MOTHER
OF GOD. DID NOT cETINTo GODS NEW T.. BLUE
PRINT FOR THE HEALING OF THE NATIoNsT
tRevelafion).
INCIDENTALLY. MAYOR WAGNER R. caihoIcl OF
NY. HAS BEEN SOFT ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY,
AS PER NY. Tribune 5.-TWO YOUNG PUNKS',
A FEW DAYS AGO. MURDERED INNOCENT,
YOUNG TEEN.AcERs LIN NY.
PART
TROOPER SOUDEN, AGE 2o, WAS PITTED
AGAINST THE EVILS CUNNING ~Ex-cONvlcT, ACE
47-AN EXPOSE OF THE SPIRITUAL NAKEDNEsS.
SPIRITUAL WlcKEDNEss IN HIGH PLACES, THAT
REQUIRES A 29YEAR-OLD OFFICER. WITHOUT
A COMPANION, To INVESTIGATE HARDENED
RIMlNAL
AS THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER REMARKED TO w
NEIcHBoRs, BOTH, INCIDENTALLY, ROMAN CATH
OLIcs: WE'VE GOT TO CONVERT THE WoRLDP
N AN A-FTER-THOUcHT: WE, BY THE GRACE
OF GOD, CAN DO 1T! cHRiSTLIKE CHRISTIAN SciEN-
lists, WITH THE WHOLE ARMOR or THE LORD,
DIVINE Owe, HAVE INSURANCE. VS.. THE DEFECTIVE
SANITY, JUDGMENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE
OF HEBREWS, I'M CATHOLICS. PROTEsTANTS,
NJ OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL, THE
NON-cHRIST SCIENTISTS J, VIA GODS ONE, PURE,
TRUE. HONEST. COMPLETE. WHOLLY AccRED-
TIED. SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS, THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST IMPERATIVE, PURE, BASIC, EDUcA-
TON, CULTURE, POLITICS, RECREATION, ENTERTAIN
MENT HORRIBLY ENsLAvED VIA THE EVILS
BILLION S RAcKETS: CRIME, SEX, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO,
IMPURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREMATURE
nrnrncI
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-10-23

CHILLICOTHE - Mrs. Don
aid Corcoran, president of the
st, Peter Church Blessed Vir-
gin Sodality recently announc-
ed the chairmen for the com.
ing year. They are:
Mrs. James ellington, Mrs.
Robert Summers, religious &C
Invites; Mrs. David lowell,
Catholic charities; Mrs. Paul
Corker, social action; Mrs.
Raymond Stark, international
relations; Mrs. Edward Alexi-
mas PTO; Mrs. George Loven-
sheimer, family life; Mrs. John
L. Corcoran, Mrs. Norman Gil
yes, civil defense; Mrs. Glenn
Manson, organization and de-
velopment; Mrs. Clarence Ma
10y, public relations; Mrs.
Joseph Weisenberger, Mrs.
Martin Jacobs, ways and
means; Miss Amelia Moth,
Miss Elizabeth Hellmuth, So
cial activity; and Misses Flora,
Irma and Helen Bladder, tele-
phone.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-10-23
Miss Chapman
Enrolls al
New Rochelle

NEW ROCHELLE, NY
Miss Anne Chapman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Chapman, Jr.. Portsmouth,
was among the 254 freshmen
at the College of New Roch-
ellie who received their AGA
demic caps and gowns at an
Investiture ceremony last
Sunday.
Miss Chapman was gradu-
ated from Notre Dame High
School, where she was a
Sophomore Class treasurer,
Secretary of the Debate Club,
and an active member of the
National Honor Society and
Glee Club.
At the College of New
Rochelle she plans to major
in art.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-10-23
Season Book
Sale at
MershOn

Season book sale on the
Mershon Auditorium Celebrity
Series will close Wednesday at
the Mershon ticket office.
Orders are being received
either in person or by mail for
season books and by mail for
individual events. Gross
counter" sale for the first and
remaining events begins at
noon on Oct. %.
Arnold Moss and the Shake
speare Festival Players open
the series on Nov. 4 with a
presentation of Measure for
Measure"
The schedule also includes:
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, speak
er, on Nov. IL, Julian Bream,
young British lutenist and
guitarist on Nov. "a; Irving
r. Levine, NBC correspond
ent, speaker, on Jan. 26; Karl
Richter, organist, Munich, on
Feb. "a.
Raymond Massey in a Litter
airy Concert Concerning Great
Americans" conclude the
series on April 6.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-10-23
Irish Representative Here
United Nation
Festival Planned

Eamonn Kennedy, Republic
of Ireland's representative to
the United Nations will be the
keynote speaker Saturday at
the U.N. Festival at the Ohio
State Fairgrounds, it was an.
nounced by John Hoskins, pro-
gram and planning director for
the celebration.
The day long affair will be-
gin at II am. at Capitol
Square with a band concert.
A 14-man olympic relay team
will sprint with the torch of
knowledge to the Arts and
Crafts Building on the Fair
grounds, where the remainder
of the days activities will be
held.
Highlights Of the program
are.
around the World" song
and dance program, includ-
ing music and folk dances
from the Philippines, Indo-