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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Riekover Raps Monarey-

fCor|irUed from PAGE u
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEAR ADMIRAL piscERNs THE NEED or
COMING OUT AND BEING SEPARATE :. AS AD-
McNIsHED BY ST. PAUL MORAL COURAGE
IS THE LION or THE MESSIAH TRIBE or JUDAH,
THE KING or The MENTAL REALM - IN THE
DIVINE. or INSPIRED THOUGHT - NY MASTER
PIECE, THE c.s TEXTBOOK - INFALLieLE
PASTOR AND GUARDIAN ONLY WHOLLY TRUST
WORTHY ONE or OUR SENIOR BASIC PASTOR
KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE. AND ALL BIBLES
TO REDUCE TO NATIVE NoTHINcNEss~ THE
DEVILS ADAka-EvE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or ALL
BIBLES kok-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY LAITY
LEADERS MASSES MY OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE
BEING. HAS NEVER BEEN AN ADAM. EVE MUIR
DERoUs CAIN. JUDAS, KkAvE OR A FOOL. THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHoOD - THE CHASTITY FARCE OF So
called MATERIAL ExIsTENcE"i - p- 7za Ibid
SEE ALSO. THEREIN AND IN ALL MY DIcTATloks
TO MRS. EDDY. HER COPYRIGHTED WORKS
NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. DAUGHTER REvE.
LAToR, WHOSE MAN CHILD IS RULING ALL
NATIONS WITH ROD or IRON, Rev. BE A LAW
UNTO YOURSELF = AS PER CHRIST COMFORT
Err. COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE MAKE
YOUR DECLARATION OF REPENTANCE INDIE
PEkDENcE" FROM "sATAN-BouND" NoN-cHRsT
SCIENTIST CLERGY, CHURCHES, LAITY, PARENT
AGE - YOUR "FATHER-moTHER COD ALI-HAR.
MokIoUs". AN THE ONLY REAL PARENT I'm
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE - Externally.
COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH MY OFF,
SPRING = YOUR TRUE BEING - sINLEss. DEATH
IIS~' WA 'IHIGSS, rlGS7lGSSs Srikit OHLs
CHRSTLlkE HENCE THE C-H-I-L-DL-E-S-s CAREER
or CHRIST JESUS. NO PROSTITUTION or DIVINE
FACULTIES AND POWERS TO MULTIPLY THE DEVILS
ADAMS EYES. MURDERous GAINS yUDAses
kNAvEs AND FOOLISH!
NEW YoRK-uF..-v.ee Adm. Hymsn c. Riekover.
father OF the atomic submarine charged Thursday that
fhe nations eggheads being in check by mon
srehy Of Government officials Of Substantially lower in
feIIeet"
THE INSIDE CRITIC IS FIRED OR, IF THIS IS NOT
POSSIBLE, PREVENTED FROM DOING HIS WORK EF.
FecTivELy; THE OUTSIDE CRITIC IS sMoTHERED WITH
BARRAcE or PERSONAL iNvEcTIvE AND MlsRePRe
sENTATIoks OF TRUTH ELIMINATING FROM THE Or
CARNATIONS PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT."
Rekoser head Of the Nays nvelesr program spoke
on The Role OF the Professional Man" the goth ami
verssry dinner Of the Roosevelt Hospital His speech was
copyrighted and bore fhe that IL reflected his views
mot necessarily those Of the Secretary Of the Navy or the
Navy Department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
CS MONITOR 1921 = land TAxWlSE",
MIRROR OF WORLD OPINION"

found in Golden Colo Transcript.
Actually wiser spending Of public funds is what al OF
taxpayers But we'd like 70 il done fhs fed
billions OF dollars thrown about some
OF grsvsrsin plans II makes boil 70 read report
like This: ~ THE PAST so DAYS THE GOVERNMENT HAS
SPENT 81 MILLION BUYING UP EGGS TO SUPPORT
PRICES IN THE FACE or RUlkOUs OvERPRoOUcTIoh
DURING THE SANE 80 DAYS THE GOVERNMENT HAS
LOANED 81 MILLION TO PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GET
INTO THE EGG PRODUCING BUSINESS
And ell those eggs bought and paid for probably
will De dumped subsidies checks for not
grown money for products that are dumped or burned
this is not free enterprise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

uA<~ css<v ysces ps<e she fhretfie en ne i'hness
c~ssrsrs sx& ~csn.srAs- train @ RE fssefvs sssn
a A.z - i7oc hss fre-sn sen wees sseksd she ssks
sp<.s,s sss- ts<eme<Tve-
am ne eyeewAs STILL RsoEs HIGH ~ The cAs
r>< rz-e On Gan PING DIESEL WHICH IS INFINITELY
MoeE EFFICIENT AND LESS ROMANTIC THAN The
Odd STEAMER
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SPIRITUAL lUNAY OF pEvny ADAMS. EvEs

SPIRITUAL LUNACY OF DEVILS ADAMS. EvEs |!
50 DAYS NOT EcCs-ACTlY RIGHT
7 MILLION s SPENT BUYING UP EGGS!
LOANED ONE MILLION s TO FINANCE
NEW EGG PRODUCTION i TREASON?
THAT'S HOW THE DEVILS HEBREWS.
sO-CAllED CHRISTIANS. AND OTHER
NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS. MILK THE PUBLIC
YOU. THE TAXPAYER AND MAYBE YOU HAVE
YOUR HAND OUT SOMETIMES TOO!
cS MONITOR 1921 = LAND TAxWlSE",
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ApuIuchin Host
Ordered to Testify

BINGHAAfPToN. N. Y, May
I tAP).-Joseph Barbara must
talk TO investigators-for the
first time-about the notorious
gangland convention at his
hilltop mansion IN Apalaehin.
Justice Howard A. zeller OF
State Supreme Court ordered
the 53-year-old Barbara yester-
day TO testify before the New
York State Investigation Com
mission.
Pleading a heart ailment,
Barbara has evaded question:
ing on what brought go mob
sters and friends to his plush
home November IA. 1857. State
police broke up the party.
Judge zeller stipulated that
Barbara's appearances be
limited TO two hours at a time
on alternate days and that
the questioning be done in
Binghamton, 20 miles east Of
Apalachin. The date, some
time after May rs. will be fixed
by Judge zeller, the four-mem-
Der commission, and Barbara's
lawyer, Harry Travis.
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heritage In glowing terms. then
focus our attention on the pro-
duction Of things and money,
We have become so idly busy
we have no time for the de-
cisive problems OF our age
the jurist added.
Justice Reed told his audience
that "thoughtful men, even in
the midst Of controversies
over matters from Berlin u
Formosa. are actively working
10 extend the domain OF the
law into the worlds interna-
tional relations"
He said the law must adjust
10 changes brought on by the
atomic age. though It's basic
concepts may remain un-
changed.
Other Events Slated
The talks by the two jurists
were highlights Of the observ-
ance here and throughout the
rest Of the Nation. This after
noon Deputy Attorney General
Lawrence E. Walsh was sched-
uled TO speak at Howard Uni
versity ceremonies.
Attorney General Rogers was
to speak at a Law Day luncheon
today in Philadelphia's Inde-
pendence Hall. addressing an
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audience Of Federal and State
judges. Representatives Of for
eign governments and many
lawyers.
Today's court house ceremony
was Jointly sponsored by the
District Bar Association and
the Federal Bar Association.
The Pentagon ceremony was
sponsored by the Institute OF
Military Law, the Judge Ad-
vocates Association and the
Pentagon Chapter OF the Fed
eral Bar Association.
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n rule Of Law by giving the In
ternational Court Of Justice at
the Hague wider jurisdiction"
IF we are not ready as vet
10 submit to binding treaties as
10 matters essentially within
our domestic jurisdiction. such
as immigration, or currency
value. or exports. we could have
advisory opinions Of such a
court" Justice Reed said.
Justice Clark. speaking at
Law Day ceremonies in the
United States Court House here,
said this country today is cele-
brating the rule Of law while
some other parts of the world
are celebrating the rule of
men,"
Contrasting the Law Day OBJ
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servance with May Day cele-
brations being carried on in
Communist countries today.
Justice Clark warned. however.
that the citizens Of the United
States must be vigilant to re-
tain the rights and liberties
they now have.
Calls for Obedience
I'VE must not only proclaim
our law, but we must obey or
law" he said. He called for
an end to the apparent wide
spread disrespect for the law
and constitutional authority"
that has developed in this
country.
I'VE speak Of our American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
2 NH Scientists
To Visit Russia

Five United States scientists
will 90 TO Russia May 10 for a
months survey Of Soviet de-
velopments in endocrinology
That is the science dealing with
glands whose secretions go d.
rectly into the bloodstream or
the lymph system.
Among them are Drs. Dewitt
Stetten. jr.. and j. E. Rail. Of
the National Institute Of Arth-
ritis and Metabolic Diseases in
Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
Promote Rule Of Law,
Jurist Urges Nation

Two Supreme Court justices set the tone here today for
the Nations second annual Law Day uSA by calling for the
United States 70 take the lead in promoting rule Of law at
home and abroad.
Retired Justice Stanley F. Reed told Law Day audience
ceremonies the Penatgon this country further
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MILIUM lined

Washington SaUer PARKHgtOH
Upper Lepe, Prince Georges Plaza
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Continued from page 4

paper reading now has an elaborate pattern
surrounding it. In many families, no men,
Der dares touch the paper until Father has
finished reading it. But in one family we
studied, girl reveals, 'The Sunday paper
is always read first by my mother, then by
the other members of the family in order Of
age"
A male student reports, "Our newspaper
is broken up into three sections: (D the
comics are read by my youngest sister,
~ grab the sports section, 81 my mother
takes the magazine section and the women's
pages. then re-arrange the paper and
leave it at the arm of Dads easy chair"
To sum up, here are the principle facts
on family rituals:
.. Family rituals aren't dying, as some Gym
les contend. On the contrary, all over
America they are growing in number, vari-
ETY. and richness. Large families - those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22

with six or more children - usually have
the most. There are no rules for creating
family rituals except the desire to have them.
2. Big-city families - contrary to popular
belief - are developing and maintaining
countless rituals which can be just as
strong as those in small towns and rural
areas. A Thanksgiving dinner can be as
deep a tradition in tiny city apartment as
at Grandma's country farmhouse.
>. Today's rituals are more democratic,
growing out of the teamwork Of family
members, instead Of being automatically
handed down. Rituals are also more secular
and simple, more intimate and less public.
They develop naturally out of any aspect Of
family life, often include relatives.
.. As people move up the economic and
social ladder, rituals generally increase.
For example, when a baby is born in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22

more" My lip was shaking and now l was
about to cry.
Tom walked over and cuhed me on top of
the head with the fat of his hand. Hap
pens to everybody" he said. Grown men
and boys, both, they all get buck fever.
Forget it,"
There were some footsteps in the branch
where the deer had disappeared, and in a
minute Mister Howard and the Old Man
came out, with the dogs leashed and painting.
''I missed him clean," the Old Man said
cheerfully. That's the way it is, but there's
always tomorrow. Let's us 60 and shoot
some squirrels for the pot, and we'll rest
the dogs and try again this evening. You
see him, bOy?
ri saw him. said. "And amt ever
going to forget him."
after lunch we stretched out in
the shade and took little nap. Along about
two woke up, and so did Pete and Tom,
and the three Of us started to skin the squir-
rels. The whole job didn't take As minutes.
Then we woke up the Old Man and Mister
Howard. We we're going deer hunting again.
We struck off for another part of the
swamp, which made Y from the main
swamp and had lot of water in it. was in
the process of trying to think about just
how long forever was when the hounds
started to holler real close. They seemed to
be coming straight down the crick off to my
right.
The whoo-whooing got louder and louder
and could hear steady swishing in the
bushes. 1t was buck, big one. He was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22
The
e'He saw me and jumped left.

running steadily and seriously through the
low bush. He had horns, what horns! 1t
looked to me like he had dead tree lashed
to his head. slipped off the safety catch
and didn't move. The buck came straight
at me, the dogs going crazy behind him.
When he got to about so yards stood up
and threw the gun up to my face. He kept
coming and at about Is yards he suddenly
saw me, snorted, and jumped left, as if
somebody had unsnapped spring in him.
shot at him like at duck or a quail on a
quartering shot plenty of lead ahead of
his shoulder. The gun said boom! but l
didn't hear it. The gun kicked but / didn't
feel it. All | saw was that this monster came
down out Of the sky like I'd shot me an air
plane. He came down fat, turning COM
pletely over and landing on his back, and
he never wiggled.
The dogs started to grab him, but they
had sense and knew he didn't need any
extra grabbing. I'd grabbed him real good.
This was my buck Nobody else had shot at
him. Nobody else had seen him but me.
Nobody had advised or helped. He was
mine.
Tie had IA points on his rack, and
must have weighed nearly $50 pounds
undressed. His horns were as clean as if
they'd been scrubbed with wire brush,
gnarled and evenly forked and the color of
planking on a good boat that's just been
holystoned to where the decks sparkle.
had him all to myself as he lay there in
the aromatic, crushed ferns - alone in
big cathedral of oaks and cypress in a swamp
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THIS WEEK ~oso1in. ! November AZ. 1859
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The Deer Creek Valley is hemmed in by mountains
which effective shield against electrical inter-
and also give protection from high winds Inc
observatory site protected from
on one side by the George Washington National Forest
and on other open SIDE by special act OF the
West Virginia Legislature which zoned the area against
by heavy Industry.
Thus scientists say Bank should remain OF
quietest" spots in the Eastern part OF the country
This also has been selected by the Navy
as site larger radio astronomy observatory, Wnlcn
will be constructed Sugar Grove in an adjoining
county
Looking at chart of the heavens. seen" by the
radio telescope, is like looking at contour map ol
hlly section of the country.
The areas sky of brightness correspond TO the
hills the contour map. Astronomers VINO observe the
planets radio translate these contours into
about space.
Radio astronomy became possibility a science in
1882 when Karl G Jansky, communications engineer
for the Bell Telephone Laboratories, was studying the
interference of thunderStormS.
He found that the level of interference increased
regularly day. and after days OF care1u STUDY ne
concluded the increase in radio interference OF
noise came from Milky Way then passing overhead
Thus scientists say, discovered radio astronomy
which astronomy the rueSt sense except that oose
vations are at radio lengths with eleconc
equipment rather than at optical wave lengths WIN ue
eye or with Photographic plates
Scientists explain that atmosphere Transparent
to wave lengths ranging from centimeter-a IracuOh
of an inch-to lengths of more than III meters
about IL yards. -,
These wave lengths about 10000 times longer tnan
optical wave lengths special radio equipment nao 10
be devised to receive them
Scientists explain that, although radio astronomy
only ouarter of century old it has already revealed
much new information about the solar system the Milky
Way galaxy of which we are a part anu Vi o
external gaaxes.
And with the new Green Bank facilities the science OF
radio astronomy should advance steadily In THIS country
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