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The Republican., 1959-04-23
UpoIe Not Guilty
Of MansIaughter
Appeals Conviction On Two
Other Motor Law
Violations

Albert Lee Upole, 81, of Oak
land, was freed of a charge of man
slaughter by automobile at hear
ing before Trial Magistrate Boyd
Sanders, Sr., Monday morning.
The charge grew out of a truck
collision which took the life of
Gerald Eugene Gank, 43, of Crellin,
one day last week.
Upole appealed convictions on
two other motor vehicle charges
arising from the fatal crash on
April g. Magistrate Sanders found
him guilty on a charge of operat-
ing on suspended license and of
operating a motor vehicle to the
left of the center of the highway.
He was fined S10O and costs on
the first charge and $50 and costs
on the second.
Following his appeal on the
charges he was released under
$500 bond. according to w. Dwight
Slower, States Attorney.
The fatal accident occurred ear
ly on the night of April 9 on state
route 80, about three miles west
of Oakland Mr.. Ganll, who suf-
fered fractured skull, was de-
clared dead on arrival at Garrett
County Memorial hospital in Oak
land
Cpl. Samuel Conrad, who investi-
gated, said Upole, driving west
toward Crellin, told him he saw
headlights of ANOTHER vehicle COM
ing toward him and swerved to the
left to avoid collision.
Cpl. Conrad said Uphile appar-
emily turned his truck directly into
the path of the pickup truck be-
ing driven toward Oakland by
Mir. Gank.
The Republican., 1959-04-23

ELLIS SCItLOSSNAGLE
each grade. A Bronze Medal was
awarded to the third place win
nerS of each grade.
ners of each grade Certificates
were presented to all participants
by Maurice Brookhart, of the Board
of Education. The medals were
awarded by Willard L. Hawkins,
county superintendent.
Sponsors of the Spelling Bee
were The Garrett County Board
of Education and The G. & c.
Merriam Book Company.
Special entertainment was fur
nished by the bennett Road Band
and Glee club under direction of
Mrs. Mary X Elia5on, music in
structor. Arrangements were under
direction of Foster Riggs, princi-
pal of bennett Road school
The auditorium was filled to
capacity.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Maurice Wolfe New
Leader of Moose

Maurice Wolfe was elected gov
ernor of the Loyal Order of Moose,
of Oakland, at a regular meeting
held on April g. Others named
were George Smith, junior COVER
nor; Robert Maroncy, prelate;
Lawrence Groves, secretary; Paul
A. Turney, treasurer; Leland Roth,
trustee.
Officers will be installed Thurs
day evening, April %, and will as
sumo their duties on May 14th.
A banquet is being planned for
members and their wives early in
May. The Brownies held a party
at the Moose home on April 20.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Thieves Enter Stanley
Supply Store At CrelIin

Thieves entered the store of the
Stanley Supply company some
time Saturday night or early Sun
day morning, but their take" was
slim. They obtained some tax
money and some scrip. which is
eXchangeable only in the company
store in Crellin.
They gained entrance through a
window in rear of the building.
Authorities are investigating.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Loor Auxiliary Members
Hear DR.. Pedro Rivera

Members of the Loar Auxiliary
of Garrett County Memorial hos
pital heard DR.. Pedro Rivera,
physician at Friendsville. speak at
regular meeting held last Thurs
day evening in the board room of
the hospital.
DR.. Rivera spoke on his native
country of Puerto Rico and on
Communism. He told of the eco
nomic beliefs of his countrymen
and told what women can do to
cope with Communism. He stressed
that if women would teach their
children about God, that it would
be impossible for Communism to
grow in this country.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Cloudy And Cool

Rain, cloudiness and cool temper
atures dominated the weeks
weather scene in Garrett county.
Rain fell Sunday afternoon and
evening and early Monday morn
ing. Friday was clear and warm,
but otherwise it has been cloudy
and cool. On Wednesday morning
there was frost. There was promise
of warmer weather over the week
end.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
Group Meets Rep. Foley

Congressman John r. Foley met
Saturday with a group from Gar
rett County in regard to the army
engineers plan for development
of the North Branch of the Poto-
mac River.
The delegation included men,
bers of the County Commissioners,
Carl Schell, chairman; Elra Gar
let's and Fred B. Glotfelty; Mayor
Earl S. Shank, of kitzmiller; and
Paul Dewitt; assistant county
roads supervisor.
The Republican., 1959-04-23

Gloria House is shown working in
the office of S. r. Pagenhardt,
local attorney.
Parrish, Nellie Paugh, ice Sanders,
Dorothy Sharpless, Stephen Sines,
Don Stemple, Jerry Stewart, Eve
lyn Warwick and Joan Wilt.
Sandra Dunithan declared she
had profited greatly in putting
into use the skills she had learned
in school and was grateful for
the opportunity Gloria House said
it provided a more complete pic
ture of the specific work she was
interested. She thought it very
worthwhile project
Beverly Shank felt it helped stu
dents gain valuable experience and
considered employers and EN-
ployes as very helpful.
The Republican., 1959-04-23
To Mop Plans For
Annual Fun Carnival

Members of committees from the
DeHnctt Road and Center street
schools plan to meet tonight to
map the program for the annual
Fun carnival, scheduled for Fri
day, May 20. The meeting will be
held in the Center street school
at 7:30 p. m.
The Republican., 1959-04-23

Miss Sue Hershberger and Rich
ard Spear will be crowned May
Queen and May King at the Sew
enth annual May Day program at
Northern High school, to be held
Wednesday evening, May s, at
8 o'clock in the schools gymnasium
near Accident. c. O. Bender, preSi-
dent of the Northern High school
ParentTcacher association, will do
the crOwning.
Attendants to the King and
Queen will be: 7th grade, Linda
Docrr and Robert Lowry; Sth
grade, Linda Savage and Eddie
Margroff; 9th grade, Carolyn
Thomas and George Kahl; 10th
grade, Phyllis Snyder and Dave
Beachy; 11th grade, Betty Raley
and Ralph Bucket; 18th grade. Pat
ty A. Mckenzie and Roy Schloss-
nagIe, Ethel Seibert and Edgar Nc
Kenzie.
The Republican., 1959-04-23

Nikita S. khrushchev observed
his sixty-fifth birthday on April II.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-23

white teacher told them that they
would never equal the thinking
power of the white man. So blame
the white man for it in those days
but now that We know better We
must blame ourselves.
Yes We have some Uncle Toms
up here too and the white man in
the north is paying them millions
Of dollars a year to lull their
people to sleep. Up north they
are using the same method that
they used on the slaves that they
brought from Africa. | read where
they sold the mother, children,
and fathers to different slave
owners. But up north today, they
are using the divorce courts to
do the trick. Yes We have a
double standard of law up here
too. The Negro families are not
given the same chance in our
courts, and most of that can be
blamed on the white man in the
north, and he knows what he is
doing and some day is going to
be held responsible.
Take the case of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Bates if they were up north
and working as close as they are
for the welfare of the Negro
people in general They would try
and drive wedge between
them, as they are doing to many
Negro families in Chicago that are
working for the welfare of the
Negro. The trick they use is to
tell the Negro woman that she is
smarter than her man. Not know
ing that she is un-wittingly being
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-23
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR. . !.

stake in America that the white
man has. By right he has more,
as his ancestors have longer
line than most white people in
America, but our leaders are a.
ffaid to mention 1t for some rea-
son. And don't forget We have
some Uncle Toms up here also,
but the bad part of it is they are
mostly college graduates, and
some of them are doing much
more harm to the progress of the
Negro than the man that can't
read or write his name. Quite Of
ten | talk to a minister, Rev.
Walker who is about So years old
now, and one of the things that
he told me that impressed me
very much, was, that God does
not hold a man responsible for
what he doesn't know, so if the
ministers are reading the Bible
right why don't they do some
thing about the conditions in the
United States of America, that are
harmful to blacks and we'll as
whites. I worked with a minister
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-23

for about two years, and he and
| used to have it. told him he
doesn't even act like a minister
let alone being one So one day
] asked him. what does the Bible
say about raising of a child, and
he told me that the Bible said
train a child in the way it is to
go and he may not depart from
it. I read the Bible for myself
and the way I read 1t was, that
the child will not depart from
it. I had asked three or four min
listers before I looked it up N.Y.
self, but they could not tell me
where to find it, but | was told
in what book to find it, but later
| SAT it in a cass on the outside
OF show that was being used
as a church You see the five mil
lion peoplthat are being led by
Rev. j. H. Jackson in Chicago are
not responible for their way Of
thinking because they do not
know.
Just think about twenty million
Negroes begging for crumbs of
the white mans table. It's silly.
Sure We can blame the white
man for a lot of it. but now that
We know better God is going to
hold us responsible and no longer
the white man. 1t is true that
the white has taught the Negro
that he (the white man) is his
superior. But God created all men
equal Then how can he be our
superior in thinking. Rev. Walker
told me years ago in Louisiana
when he was. in school that their
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-23

used to destroy the natural home
life of the Negro family Yes the
white man in the north also have
some hair in the manure that
they are putting on the straw
ries that look so pretty as they
grow.
So you people sit down and
talk to Brother Faubus and tell
him We still may have something
in common, as we don't like what
brother George Meany said to
brother A. Phillip Randolph. The
Continued on Page Twelvel
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-23
Oct. I. 1859
Columbus Day


Mr.. L. G. Bates, Editor
Arkansas State Press
p. o. Drawer 2179
Little Rock, Arkansas
Dear Sir;
Many the time we have heard
the saying that charity begins at
home, but some times the home is
SO disturbed in this modern day
of living as far as the Negro is
concerned. 1t seems to have start
ed in Little Rock, Arkansas and
Montgomery, Alabama. Our House
(Chicago lis so corrupt, the Ne
gro may have to reach back to
the south to regain his natural
culture, and the blame lies at the
steps of our churches They too,
are afraid to say to much for fear
of offending the powers that be
at the present time. Negroes must
no longer be afraid to offend the
white man as Jackie Robinson
said in the Chicago Defender last
week the Negroes has the same
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-23

AN ARTISTS conception of Philip
Carey, star of the "PhiIip Marlowe"
series telecast over ABC-TV Tues.
days, at $3.50 PM, EDIT. While
following i'm the screen footsteps
of such stars as Humphrey Bogarts
Dick Powell and Robert MontgOm.
cry, Carey is the first actor to pOr.
tray the celebrated Raymond
Chandler sleuth on teleYision.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-09-17
KNOW YOUR
TEAM

HEAD COACH-Mr. Donald DrebUs
LINE COAcHES-louis chuIiek, Rudy Lbertini-Poul
Burton, Tom Menhordt
~ COACHES-Normon McVeker, Herb Kovss
MANACERS-Pou Broer. Jack Haley Dave Price, Joy
Green; Equipment Manager, Bob Cootes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Clergy Unite

CONTINUED from Back Page)
AND FOOLS, EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD. A PSEUDO, PHONY'
CREATION WHICH WOULD. IF u COULD ke-
p,,n,ArE THE c-H-I-L-D-L-ES-S CAREER or SHk'S'
IEsus. WHO APPREHENDED THE EXCLUSIVE
peAIITY OF MY OFFSPRING, CREATION, UNIVERSE
EXTERNALLY, COMPLETELY POPULATED
WITH SUNLESS, DEATHLEsS. MATTERLEss, FLESH
LESS. SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIKE BEINGS i fooK
TRUE INDIVIDUALITY
The formation of a cergymens National ADVISORY
r;,tee Of Planned Psrenthood Association OF AMER
was Yesterday The Right Rev. James a. r'ke'
former Dean Of the Cathedral Of ST. John the DIVINE VINO
now Bishop of California. will head the eonmee' w"''"
;..,,des tbirtv Protestant and Jewish e'ergymen.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE COMMITTEE WAS ,.",.,
At rHE OPENING OF THE THIRTY-N'NIH ANNuAl
..r-r,a,e or THE PLANNED PARENT4ooD Fedora
T me AT rHe HOTEL ROOSEVELT. THE MEETING WILL
eoMr,NlyE THROUGH FRIDAY.
p;.Lon Pike in statement, hailed the new eommn'ee
r.t.e,ino the growing community Of interest shared Dy
planned Psrsnhood and religious groups IN eneoorssns
srorbIs psrenthood by providing adequate eon'raeep
% ....,ro for all American couples, and in helping
NV. =" ..'s, ,hs worlds POPULATION EXPLOSION"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
LeuaI Determinations


Recently over this microphone you have hearo some
statesmen who not afraid to tight every
kind Of special privilege straight the board nave
another example Of this courageous safesmansnp ne'e
with me now The people Of Texas rendered real service
"a The entire country they elected this man 10 Con
Dress am pleased to present the Honorable Bruce Ai9er
of Dallas.
MR.. ALcER: THANK you, DEAN "ANloN. As YOU
ALREADY KNOW UNDER ExTRE.At PUBLIC FIXES
SURE, CONGRESS THIS YEAR ENACTED LAW WHICH
MAY GO A LONG WAY TOWARD PROTECTING THE
RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUAL UNION MEMBERS AGAINST
ABUSE BY THEIR OWN LEADERS.
Any who still doubt the desperate need Tor this pro-
lection or who may parrot the line that incidents OF suen
abuse are rare and isolated might we'll profisaf sfvey
the sordid and sqvsid disclosed, in two years OF
HEARINGS before the Mcclellan Committee.
THE LANDRUMcRlFFIN LAW AFFORDS SOME
soRELY NEEDED PROTECTION TOO FOR INNOCENT
BYsTANDERs-FOR SMALL BUSINESSMEN AND PED
PIE WHO FOR TOO MANY YEARS STOOD IN DANGER
OF BEING INJURED OR DESTROYED BY LABOR DIS
PuTEs TO WHICH THEY WERE IN NO WAY a PARTY
IF THE so-cALLED "YELLOW-DoG" CONTRACT
or ANOTHER DAY-UNDER WHICH MAN MIGHT BE
FIRED AND BLAcKLIsTED FOR UNION MEMBERSHIP
WAS A REPREHENsIBLE THING, AS TRADE uNioN'sTs
LOUDLY ASSERTED land BELIEVE IT WAS BY WHAT
ToRTUoUs DISTORTION OF LOGIC DO ToDAY'S
UNIONS CLAIM THE RIGHT TO DEPRIVE MAN OF
HIS JOB IF HE REFUSES TO JOIN uNIoN7 IS NOT
THE ONE AS GREAT A RESTRICTION ON HIS LIBERTY
AS THE OTHER?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
C.S. Practitioners Aid
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
A MYTH FORTUNATELY! - CONCLUDING
APPRENTICESHIP OF SUCCESSOR TO CHRIST
JESUS - WOMANs MAN CHILD, RULER OF THE
NATIONS - CHRIsT's 90 YEARS RETURN - FOR
EVERMORE - WITH YOU AWAY - DEMON
sTRATED FOR THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" =
REVELATION - OF THE REAL NATIONS, CREA-
TON, MY OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING = NEVER
NEEDING A HEALING - SiNLESS, DEATH
LESS, MATTERLESs FLEsHLESS SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE - Externally COMPLETELY PoPULATlNc,
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE WITH sUPERsATURATED,
iNcoRRUPTlBLE, OMNlPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE l. EXCLUDING UTTERLY ANY RE-
Atty TO THE MYTHICAL, SHINING,
STUPID LAUNDERING ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES
AND THEIR socALLED MATERIAL" WORLD J!
- WHICH ARE MERELY SHADOWY. VISIBLE,
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT cOUN
1EREEIrs AND BURLEsoUEs OF THE THINGS NOT
SEEN (st Paul., THE ETERNAL AND REAL +!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Population Explosion

CONTINUED from Back Page)
CHICAGO - baby has Just been born somewhere
in the world
AND.JUsT NOW, ANOTHER.
And before you finish this sentence. another
At the rate of more than second, according to
the experts, babies being born.
IN THE UNITED STATES THEY'RE ARRIVING Al
THE RATE OF ONE EVERY II SECONDS - AND FASH
Err IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE FAR EAST
Between 1000 and 5000 children = estimates go up
- 400 enter life on this tired old planet each hour
AN ESTIMATED so TO 30 MILLION CHILDREN WILL
RE BORN THIS YEAR. THAT'S EQUAL TO HALF The
NUMBER or PEOPLE IN THE WHOLE UNITED STATES.
AND HALF OF THEM WILL BE HUNGRY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
ems (urtite Kills

ems Curtice Kills
tcor,inued from Back PaJe'
INVOLUNTARY moral AND SPIRITUAL
CRIPPLEs!
LIMITING FOR CANE INSTEAD OF HUNTING, .,S.e.,
-, H 'ec,,e ."I nc AND OUR FATHERS BUSINESS
FOX .esu 20, n a,crT AND MARROW WAY OF CHRIST
A SPIRITUAL, r WARFARE WITH THE wo elU,.,
rMAT1sR" AND ITS FATHER THE devil
MYrH.s l. THE FLESH [ADAM-evs MY,' a LAR, ~
AMn THe DEVIL T. = "A MURDERER
vo,p OF TRUTH, VOID or R-E-A-L'-''''
PART -.
rp,a,,ns PUBLISHER SHARES WITH YOU =.
,,...- .s ur1er'oM We TIE DEVILS REsPEeTAblI
STEALS OF THOUSANDS or HOURS
tcentinvsd Next Column 1op'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

Job Picture For Negroes
tconfinved from Back Page,
GOD. ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
life MORE ABUNDkN1lY' (Jesvs) AND my
WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do!
Jesus in John l4:12.
BUT WICKED AND ADUlTER0US
CENt2ATIoNs' uesvs) DO NOT PERCEIVE!
sATAN-FREE. SANE CHURCHES
THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION. CULTURE.
RECREATION, ENTERTAINMENT. IMPERATIVE!
PROGRESS AND GROWTH ARE THE ETERNAL
MANDATES OF THE ONE, REAL, SANE MIND, SOUL.
SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE. IN, AND OF, THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE
The C-H.I-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS.
THE IDEAL!
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTH00D ARE
TOO MUCH OF THE DEVIL J.
ARE OF THE MYTHICAL. DEWLIsH. ANTI
CHRIST. Ps-Yc.H-oP-A-T-H-Lc, ADAMEvE. MUIR
DERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs' AND FOOLS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD! - A PSEUDO, 'PHoNY'. So
!
DUPLICATE THE EXTERNALLY, CON-
P-L-E-T-E-L-Y POPULATED ONE REAL UNI
VERSE - OF YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD,
ALL-HARMoNoUs", WHOSE OFFSPRING YOUR
TRUE BEING. is SUNLESS. DEATHLEss, NATTER
LESS FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLiKE - WHOSE
HABITAT IS UNAVAILABLE, INcoRRUPTlBLE,
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFE!, OF
MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS - Christ Jesus.
BEWARE OF THE DEVILS re. POPULATION
EXPLOSION" !-Fl0OD' -lUNACY ! TREASON!
WILL IN BELIEF,
PRODUCE GIGANTIC MYTHS OF PAIN,
WHICH WILL MAKE THE FLOOD OF NoAHs
TIME SEEM LIKE A FRIENDLY ADMONiTION!
Although Job opportunities for Negroes have widened
in the last 10 wears the employment picture still remains
grim report from the Detroit Urban League shows
THE UNPUBLISHED FINDINGS ARE PART OF AN
OccUPATIONAL SURVEY UNDERTAKEN BY The vO-
cATioNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF THE LEAGUE
AS THE LEAGUES ANNUAL EQUALITY OF oPPOK-
TUNlTY DAY" THURSDAY.
Many Of the widened opportunities have come through
The LEAGUES potplacenent" program which in the last
decade has placed Negroes in the following positions:
SALES CLERKS IN MAJOR DEPARTMENT STORES;
RESERVATION CLERKS WITH AlRllNES; ENGINEERS
AND TEcHNIcIANs IN INDUSTRY TEcHNcIANs IN
MEDIcAL-sERvIcE INSTITUTIONS, CLERKS AND TEL
Frs IN BANKS AND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASsOC'A-
TONS -.
But saws Ernest L. Brown, Jr director OF the depart
nent any ideas Of progress should not be drawn out OF
context with the total employment picture
THE NEGRO FAMILY STILL EARNS APPROXIMATE
LY 50 PERCENT OF WHAT WHITE FAMILY tAKNS'
HE SAID.
N.,roes arc st; concentrated in the lower Job CLASH
feat;ons in private industry City County and Federal
government.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28


2. NEVER coLFINc
3. NEVER TENNIS
4. VERY LITTLE BRIDGE PLAYING AND NEVER
EVEN A DEAL OF BRIDGE READ newspapers,
etc., SINCE HITLER BECAME A MENACE TO
POLAND
5. FISHING TRIPS ABOUT 40 YEARS AGO -
NEVER MORE
6. BOWLING: ABOUT DOZEN HOURS NEARLY
40 YEARS AGO. NO MORE.
WORLD NOT A PLAYGROUND:
A SHOWROOM
no MAN CAN SERVE TWO MASTERS II
WATCH. WORK. AND PRAY" : Christ Jesus:
WORK. WORK. WORK. WATCH AND Pray! -
GOD TO MRS. EDDY, HIS GREATEST MARY TO YOU.
AND GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN. cHRsTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. OBEY AND APPREHEND
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE - FOR SELF AND OTHERS!
PART
Mr.. CURTlCE INVOLUNTARY ANTI CHRIST {!
MR. HARLOW cURTcE, WHEN PRESIDENT OF
en-, WAS DUPE FOR THE DEVILS BILLIONS
SEX RAcKETEERINc IN CM. ADVERTISING -
PROMOTING ADULT AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY!
SMoTHERNc TRUE SENSE OF PERFECT,
REAL, UNIVERSE WHATSOEVER A MAN
soWETH. THAT SHALL HE ALSO REAP" NOW.
MR.. cURTcE, YOU ARE APPROACHING MANS
EXTREMITY GODS OPPORTUNITY! p. 1885,
GODS MASTERPIECE. THE c.s TEXTBOOK
LIBERATOR OF ADAM-EvE, SATAN BOUND"
CLERGY. BIBLES. CHURCHES. LAITY. MEDICAL
DOCTORS AND NURSES. LEADERS AND MASSES,
THE NoNcHRIsT SCIENTISTS - ALL PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL !! AS PER NEW 7. SCRIPTURE
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE or coD"! BUT, THE DARKEST
HOUR PREcEDES THE DAWN" ts&H)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28


Pile Steel
Continued from Back Page)
DEVIL CONTROLLED LABOR 100
BILLION S INFAMY!
JESUS DEMANDED:
"WATCH. WORK. AND PRAY"
MOT LOAF, PREY. AND STEAL
VIA DISHONEST DAYS
WORK IN BOTH QUANTITY AND QUALITY
AND, INDUSTRIAL LEADERS, YOU ARE NOT
TO USE MASS EMPLoYM MERELY TO BUILD
UP SHAMEFUL WEALTH FOR YOUR FAMILIES, AND
THEN NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT = LIKE
THOSE TWO RICH FOOLS, HARLOW cuRT'cE AND
HARRY ANDERSON - HUNTING FOR GAME,
FLESH. INSTEAD or HUNTING READILY AVAILABLE
OPPORTUNITIES TO REAP THE HARVEST
uesvsl, AIDING THE UNDERPRiviLE eyed - But,
NOT BLINLLY 1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS
tRev.) NEED coNsEcRATED CHRIST SCIENTIST
STUDENTS THINKERS JESUS SAID: P-Rt-A-eH
THE GOSPEL TO THE POOR ONLY MY, GODS,
HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLKE CHRIS.
TAN SCIENTISTS l. ARE COMPETENT TO DO 50. ANU
AID m THE APPREHENSION or THE EXCLUSIVE
REALITY OF UNAVAILABLE, sUPERsATuRA'tD,
oMN,PREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LITE
THE TRUE HABITAT OF ALL, OF MANY mANsI-oo'
MANSIONS - Christ Jesus.
PART z
the FolllEs OF HUMAN PARENTH00D
AND the C-H-I-l-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS!
rnE ONE REAL UNIVERSE IS E-T-E-RNA.L-l-f'
c-o.MpLET.EL-Y POPULATED AND = reN.
recTI- AND GOD SAW EVERY THING IHA'
uEr- The ONE, REAL PARENT J! cReA'oK =
uAn MADE. AND BEHOLD, IT WAS l-Is-l
VERY Good! - Gen. l:3t. 1000 BE-.
the CHRIST REBIRTH ANNIHILATEs The OLp"
AS PER JESUS. EXCEPT A MAN HATE HIS WIFE
land VICE VERSA - JESUS HATED ONLY Evil .r.,-e
the ApAMevE MYTHS u CHILDREN r en ne
aporHERs SISTERS, YEA. AND HIMSELF Also, ne
CANNOT BE NY DISCIPLE! = AND K.o &c ca.
TON or ANTl-cHRiST ADAM-Evs Aeo .'on Tur sAuL
CALLED SECURITY WEALTH roNo"' -
or rA2sus TYPE, FOR EXAMPLE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
BLESSED US. MESSIAH NATION TO
ALI The NATIONS |,

IN WHICH SEVEN GENERATIONS OF SCOTCH
ENcllSH-PROTESTANT-AM AMERICAN HERITAGE COULD
PRODUCE GODS GREATEST APPoNTEE SINCE
JESUS CHRIST, HIS INCOMPATIBLE PROPHETESS
neutrality-suspicious., THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY. WOMAN. THRU WHOM GOD REVIVED
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT
OF HEALING J. BUT WHOSE HIGHER MISSION
IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD -
1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" - REVEAL
TON - OF THE REAL, NEVER NEEDING A HEAL
INC !, OF sUPERSATURATED INcORRUPTBLE,
oMNlPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOV. g. 1859