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Evening star., 1960-11-06

SIX brides were teen-agers
when their fathers became
President.
We are apt to- think of
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
daughter of President Theo-
dore Roosevelt as the Prin-
cess Alice, who made her
debut in the White House
and. was the 18th White
House bride. But she must
also be listed among White
House teen-agers, for she
was barely II when her
father became President.
First Bride
The very first daughter of
q President to be married
In the White House, Maria
Hester Monroe, was only IA
when her father. James
Monroe. took the oath of Of
fice as fifth President of the
United States. The BRIDE
groom at the 1920 wedding
was Samuel Laurence Gou-
verneur.
Elizabeth Tyler. second
daughter of a President to
be married in the White
House. was l6 on that fateful
day in April, l841, when
John Tyler became President
of the United States after the
sudden death of President
William Henry Harrison.
elizabeth and her 12-year-
old sister Alice were watch
ing their father throw horse
shoes with his sons when the
news of President Harrison's
QedCn arrlVeO.)
The next year. 1842. Eliza
beth was married to William
N. Waller in the East Room
Of the White House.
The marriage of Nellie"
Ellen Wrenshall Grant,
daughter Of President and
Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant. to AL
gernon Edward Sartoris in
the East Room in 1874, was q
brilliant event. Nellie was q
school girl Of IA, when her
father became President.
Other daughters Of Presi-
dents who made their entry
into the White House scene
while they were still in their
teens were "Molli" Mary Gar
field. IA. daughter of Presi-
dent and Mrs. James Gar
field: Helen Heron Taft. l8,
vino left college to assist her
mother. Mrs. William How
ard Taft. and was a debutante
at a reception in the East
Room Of the White House;
Mary Abigail Fillmore. 10,
daughter of President and
Mrs. Millard Fillmore Cshe
played the piano. the harp
and the guitar and assisted
her mother in establishing
the first White House librarv).
Margaret Truman is in
cluded in this list. too, for
she was not 20 when her IA
ther. Harry S. Truman. be-
came president.
Three Tots
Three daughters of Presi-
dents were in the little girl"
category when their fathers
became President. They were
Ethel Roosevelt. 10, who grew
up to be a White House debu-
tante in the last year of the
Theodore Roosevelt admin
iStration: Fanny Hayes, 10,
daughter Of President and
Mrs. Rutherford Hayes: "Nel-
lie" Ellen Herndon Arthur,
10. daughter of widower
President Chester A. Arthur,
who spent much Of her time
at a French school in New
York.
If the Kennedy family
moves into the White House
in January (January 20),
Caroline will be the fourth
baby daughter of a President
in the White House.
Ruth Cleveland was Just
Caroline's age when President
Evening star., 1960-11-06
By vYLLA POE WILSON

North American Newspaper Alliance
Another chapter will be
written during l961-5 in
the romantic chronicles Of
daughters of Presidents in
the White House. The results
of the November election will
decide whether this next
chapter will be of pink-clad
tots or of budding young
ladies.
If John F. Kennedy is
elected President. his 3-year-
old daughter Caroline, and
perhaps a little sister or
brother, will romp In the
Evening star., 1960-11-06

and Mrs. Grover Cleveland
moved back into the White
House in 1893. after a lapse of
Evening star., 1960-11-06

1877 CONNECTICUT AVENUE 44Sl CONNECTICUT AVENUE
(Open Thursday hl7) (Open Thursday iii y
SEVEN CORNERS (Open Monday Thursday and Friday I'll ~
WE HONOR COURTESY PARKING CARDS
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28
Yellowstone Two.

Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Putnam n
tertained the members of their
family at a dinner at their home
on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Olson and
Kathy arrived this week from
Rocky Boy, Montana, and will
visit her parents the Richard Hay
denS.
Jack Hardy arrived home on
Thursday for a short Christmas
vacation at the home of his par
entS the John Hardy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hayden ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hayden and family to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Denowh at
Cartwright for Christmas dinner.
The Earl Reidle's, Bob Wiroreks,
and Archie Manns were Christmas
Day dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reidle. Mr. and
Mrs. Mann and children left the
next morning for their home at
Dillon.
Mrs. Karis Miller and daughter
have arrived here from Alaska,
and will visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Felland.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd MeSsner and
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

MI. and Mrs. James Rang and
baby have returned here from
Moses Lake, Washington and plan
to remain here.
John Maurer left on Monday for
Minot. He had spent Christmas
Day here at the home of his par
ents the Edwin Haurers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Alquist and
family, Glendive, were weekend
guests at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Marie Swenson. Also at the
Swenson home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Swenson and family of
Box Elder, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardy and
Jack and Joyce were Christmas
dinner guests at the home of her
parents the w. w. Jefferys at
Williston.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

family recently visited his par
ents the Eph Messners, before he
left for foreign service with the
army. Mrs. Messner plans to re-
main here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kelsch and
family of Williston spent Christ
mas at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sanderson.
Ivan Cayko, who is stationed at
Fort Ord, is spending the holidays
here at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cayko.
Jack Hilger is here from the
east coast visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mildred Hilger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Witt, were
Christmas dinner guests at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Louis Ste
pan, Jr.
Melvin Dschaak and sons, were
Christmas day guests at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. Herb Reidle.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

Mrs. Esther johnson visited
through Christmas with her son
Bill at st. Cloud, Mimi, where
he is under medical care at the
Veterans hospital.
Mrs. Charles Newell left on
Thursday by plane for ST. Louis,
Mo-, where she visited through
the Christmas week end with her
daughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Yockim and
family spent the Christmas week
end at the home of Mrs. Yockim's
sister, Mrs. Ernie Volnes and
family in Ekalaka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Larson
and daughters of Billings have
visited in Sidney several days
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28
SIDNEY BOYS TO ATTEND
ROSE BOWL GAME

Bob Jensen, a freshman at +ba
Minnesota State University in
Minneapolis, Gordon Myron. .
freshman at Eastern Montana
State College in Billings. and
Gene Floss, a freshman at the
Montana State University in Boze-
man. all 1860 graduates of the
Sidney high school, left BILLINGS
by car Tuesday morning to attend
the football game at the Rose
Bowl IN Pasadena New Years dav
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

No matter how we'll you plan
anything there is always the
chance that something else will
occur.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

There are two things that lead
to error: a speaker with a loud
voice and one with deep emotion.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28
New wonder drug cosmetic
restores young look to skin

You can look younger. The evidence is startling-docu-
mented by doctors and research scientists, hospitals,
clinics. Helena Rubinstein's Ultra Feminine is the only
wonder drug cosmetic containing both vital female hor-
mones, estrogen and progesterone. Interacting, these
hormones r~eactivate specific skin cells. Lines smooth
out. Wrinkles due to dryness are reduced. Young skin
tone is restored to mature skin.
LIFETIME GUARANTEES: Take advantage of this once-a&
year sale. Helena Rubinstein promises: "Your skin must
look smoother. younger in one month-then must stag
younger looking with continued daily use of Ultra
Feminine, if used as directed, or return your most
recent jar for a full refund"
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

Nearly every little country and
big ones as well, has an idea of
getting money from Uncle Sam
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

Judging other people often pre-
vents us from appraising our
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

FOR RENT 2 room apt. Call 59SJ.
50-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

FOR RENT l Basement apt. Pri-
vate entrance. Modern. Partly fur
nished. lit N. w. 9th Ave. Phone
346M. 5O-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-28

FREE PUPPIES - Phone OFT Ri.
50-ltp
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Church to Hold
Workshop Series

A workshop for laymen on
methods and programs for as
similating new members into
churh work will be held Fri
day through Sunday at Christ
Lutheran Church. Old George
town and Glenbrook roads,
Bethesda.
Sponsored by the Eastern
District Evangelism Committee
of the American Lutheran
Church, the workshop is ex-
pected to draw some $50 dele
gates from Lutheran congres-
ations all over the East Coast.
The Rev. Victor j. Murtland,
pastor of Grace Lutheran
Church here, is general chair
man of the workshop.
Leaders of the sessions in
clude DR.. Henry E. Hoesman
of Columbus, Ohio, director
of Evangelism for the Ameri-
can Lutheran Church; the Rev
Walter P. Schmidt, Warren
Ohio. chairman of the East
ern District Evangelism Com
mittee of the American Lu-
theran Church, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hugo Eskildson, of Rock
vile. Mr.. Eskildson is a former
vice president of the ALC anC
his wife is a former president
Woman's Missionary Fedora.
ton.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Suspect Seized
ByFBI in ST, ,020
Arlington HoIdup

A 32-year-old suspect in the
$1,000 holdup-robbery at the
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Office at 7O4 North Randolph
street, Arlington, on February
Is, was arrested here yesterday
by Federal Bureau Of Investi-
CATION agents.
He is James Compton MOODY,
whose Washington address was
listed in the 800 block OF w
street NE.
Moody was taken before
James F. Splain on a charge
of unlawful flight from Vir-
ginia to the District to avoid
prosecution for robbery. Com
missioner Splain continued the
case to March % to await ar
rival OF papers from Alexandra
and set bond at $1,000.
Moody was taken in custody
here at a refrigeration plant
where he recently had obtained
employment, a spokesman for
the FBI said. He is native OF
West Virginia, according to the
FBI.
According to the FB1, the
manager Of the Western Union
Office was held up by a man
who produced a paper bag and
fisaid: Lets have it," After the
money had been placed in the
bag, the holdup man forced
the manager into a rest room
the FBI said.
Evening star., 1960-03-16

$50 new policemen that have
been asked for by the Commis-
sionerS. He commended the
Senate District Committee for
voting in favor of it. He also
urged the establishment of a
regular and fully operative
canine corps in the District as
another crime prevention meas
ure.
Mr.. Norwood further urged
the appointment Of two addi-
tional judges to the Juvenile
Court. Delay. he said, would
not be conducive to the creation
of a healthy crime-free society
The meeting was conducted
by Harold Clandy, president, at
the Friendship Playground Field
House, Forty-f1fth and Van Ness
streets NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-16

entire District, and which are
now pending before Congress,
and said that citizens groups
should take a stand on them
and let Congress know what
they think.
Mr.. Norwood expressed plea
sure at the cooperation be-
tween his federation and the
Federation of Civic Associations
He revealed that the civic fed
Grafton intends to observe
Civic Responsibility Week in
September, and wants his fed
Grafton to cooperate in making
it a success.
I'VE have written them and
promised our assistance" he
said.
Mr.. Norwood urged the House
District Committee to approve
Evening star., 1960-03-16
SO Mile Square
Border Indorsed
For District

The Petworth Citizens Asso-
citation last night backed a pro-
posal which would extend the
Districts limits to form a square
so miles on each side.
The motions sponsor, Irving
Schlaifer. predicted greater ef-
ficiency if the pan were put
into effect. He said that the
Federal Governments expan-
sion beyond the Districts
present limits now leads each
community near the new
projects to bicker for selfish
handouts" at Governmental
expense.
Opponents of expansion
noted that residents of nearby
Virginia and Maryland would
have to foster the Districts
political problem child: No
right to vote.
The group voted to ask that
D. C. Transit system be de-
prived of further subsidies
which, members said, come di-
rectly from District taxpayers
pockets. The company now IL
exempted from paying fue,
taxes if its rate Of return is les
than 61a per cent.
The association favored in 6
separate motion the District
Governments taking over D. C
Transit. Members felt that a!
taxpayers they are paying
nearly as much to subsidize the
company as they would pay ir
direct taxes to help the District
operate it.
The group met at the Barn
ard School, Fifth and Decatur
streets NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Admiral to Speak
At SuitIund School

Admiral James L. Holloway,
USN (retired), will be guest
speaker at Suitland High
Schools Career Day program
beginning at 7:3O o'clock this
evening at the school.
Sponsored by the Gateway
Lions Club, the program will
include discussions by experts
in the trades, arts, professions
and vocations as a guide to
students selecting future ca
reers.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
700 Strike at Plant

HOPEWELL, Va, Mar. l6
(AP).-Some 700 union work.
ers went on strike here yes
terday at the National Aniline
Division Of the Allied Chemical
Co. The plant manufactures
nylon.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
City-Wide Interests
Urged on Citizens

William K Norwood, president of the Federal Citizens
Associations urged District citizen last night to broaden
"heir interests include cywide affairs instead of limiting
themselves matters only"
Addressing Fort Gaines Citizens Association Mr. Nor
wood referred controversial matters affecting the
, 1960-06-02
3 NEW AVE OLD

For your book needs, visit ELTHUPSs BOOKS. on 2
picturesque Danish courtyard - King Cross Street be-
tween King and Company Streets. Open continuously.
$3.50 to $50, daily. New books, secondhand books, chill
dren's books, quality paperbacks, Rental Library.
Browsers welcome. Gift wrapping free.
, 1960-06-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

The Legislature Of the vir-
gin Islands will convene in
the Committee Of the Whole
on Tuesday, May 81, 1860, at
$50 o'clock p,mp in the Cham
bers tt the Capitol, Saint Tho
mas, Virgin Islands; and on
Friday, June 8, 1860, at $3.50
o'clock pn il the Chambers
of the former Municipal Coun-
Gil Of Saint Croix, Govern
ment House, Saint Croix, for
the purpose Of receiving infor
nation, suggestions q nsdIcr
other data on the following
Legislative Proposal:
70 Provide for Compulsory
Automobile Liability In
sura1ce, to Create a Fund
for Such Purposes, and for
Other Purposes.
Persons DESTROYS Of coming
before the Committee to dis
cuss the above bill are asked
to register with the Office Of
fine Legislature On the Island
8 + their residence before
Noon Of the day Of the Hear
ing.
Dated Wednesday,
May rs, 1860.
Walter /. M Hodge
President
31-t-3
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
HUMAN EVENTS:
HUMPHREY oK's POLITICAL PAY0IA"
Ifrom fhe Economic InieIIisenee)

from the Economic InfelIisenee) (p y
Ho" to operate representative form OF government
without political payola" is major eonvndrvm
IN ARGUING FOR THE FORAND HEALTH INsuR
ANcE PROGRAM. SENATOR HUBERT HUMPHREY PUB
LctY URGED HIS COLLEAGUES TO GET BEHIND THE
BILL ON THE GROUND THAT THIS IS POLITICAL IN.
suRANcE" or THEIR ELECTION TO- OR CONTINUITY
IN, OFFICE. THIS is ABOUT AS GRASS AN APPEAL AS
ONE CAN FIND The late n. L. Mencken once said that n
politicians found that they had csnnba sono their
ssituenfs they would promise them missionaries for their
Sunday dinners Perhaps, bit harsh does point up
the problem.
Congressman Haleek, in describing the avalanche Of
mo'0on dollar spending bills, referred TO them as "po-
liteal payoIa. he said they SIMPLY HAND OUT THE TAx
PAYERS MONEY TO BUY VOTES FOR THE NEXT eLEc.
TION.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
FEAR NO EVIL
Pray ulA laiA

sease. poverty lack. and want
into the light of all good
things.
In our text book, Sciencd
& Health with Key TO thf
Scriptures we find; -
Light is a symbol Of Mind,
OF Life. Truth, and Love, and
not a vi'aIizins property of
matter. Science reveals only
one Mind. and this one shin
ing by IFS own light and gov
erning the universe. inevd-
ing man. in perfect harmony.
This Mind forms ideas. its
own images. svbdivides and
rsdiafes their borrowed light.
intelligence. and so explains
the Scripture phrase, whose
seed is in itself Thus Gods
ideas multiply and replenish
the EARTH The divine Mind
supports the svblimify, mag
nifvde, md infinifvde of
spiritual creation"
lS&H p. $40 & Sill: 27-6)
Mrs. Eddy states. further
I'm divine Science, which
is the seal of Deity and has
the impress Of heaven. God is
revealed as infinite light. In
Continued on Page 4
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
I'm HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT SUFFERS
WHEN STUDENTS ACQUIRE AUTOS"

Hrom fhe Chicago Tribvne) ,
The Purdue Opinion panel which studies wba, ooe.
on IN the minds Of ieen-aser reports that il the
'eensser we're to have what he wanted most II would be
an automobie-prefersbIy convertible
We wish we could welcome this as evidence tba, 10
o'y y0oIn eager TO study applied mechanics metsur
W e e"ee' OF 'refon on natural and synthetic rubber
and the relative merits Of different fuels R, ,e. ..
mIsm would be hard to Justify. ONLY RECENTLY. a chi
eAoo INSURANCE COMPANY REPORTED THAT TIE
AVERAGE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GRADES START DOWN
I'LL Ill! ne MOMENT He ACQUIRES A CAR, AND THAT
DOWN. ~''S" ''I' ~
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
ADAM-EVE LUNACY OF N0N-CHRIsT
SCIENTISTS!
NOW WE'RE IMPORTING WHEAT ~
Ifrom fhe Duluth PubI;e;,v,

'from the Duluth PvbIeiiy) a
a.. ''"e we mink we've heard all that's wrong with
me farm program along comes another item
WE HAVE ENOUGH SURPLUS wurnr "a, u..,o
,.,,r. ~ MAKE PANCAKE THAT WOULD 81 ANker THE
m,ou.e ''.'.' wssI AND YET 1T TURNS OUT THAT wepE
,,,,.. nAv,No 10 IMPORT WHEAT. AND THIS AT TIME
sn,as. wien The uNFAvoRABLE BALANCE OF TRADE IS
,s wh' CORRESPONDENT LEADERS sLEEPLEss NIGHTS
ere we importing wheat? Well II seems ,h., ,h
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT PROGRAM noees,, s,a. me. ,ns
vo'sH MUCH BETWEEN VARIETIES or w,Isar a no,-
R :. ~, "aa winter wheat TO make quality flour
su' me supports system, together with sDses
po~ne your land and letting II lie fsow ,hroyot ,hs
crown j. -" ms nave caused shortage Of winter wheat
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

JESUS taught me PRAYER Of
hoce :1.1 s-1 understand
I'm chsp.sr o. Marx
Ard Jesvs answering
saith unto them, Have faith in
cod.
Fcr verify I say unto sou.
Tns. pnoSoeye- shall SAL
INTO this mountain. Be thou
removed and be ,aou czs.
into the sea ard shall not
col5. II his heart. but shall
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
WARRIOR ANGEL DscrLEL rEsUNDEss
DEvR'S kHRUSHCHEv. CASTRO. ET Al. GOD
CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BAsTARDs'
PSYCH0PATH1C. SYPHnITIC SONS or SATAN /
THE DEvnS SWINE. AGAINST TE0M JESUS
WARNED MS FOLLOWERS
BY Andrew f. hyebsMl C5.

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resl,r. 'es-5o>< Cocs Lfs<rst,~ - re 3Eis
HIGHER And TeuEs REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
THAN The POPE 1T ROME AID The WRITER IS
MS FRIEND EkC CT MS PEOPLE. 100
jssSs isssc r5o's>Stnssi snc nsssc fnS7yf-y|!
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chrss Jst.s rs*yrr' y c-ris.sr Scsocs
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COD, ECct7iCsLLLy W -ls DETROIT TRIBUNE
SPIRITUAL LysL7lc nlKiTE- ~ Us MESSIAH
NATION &c AL T-E NATIONS GUARANTEE
THAT HE NIL NOT DUPLICATE YOUR nov
sTSC1s -EECLlCEL EE-k.ic1 gs THOSE POOR
LiSESTfsEEtinc -.s.cESiLss MURDERER
yC1 .uLL rLy FOR THAT -lN HE'LL LONG
ENOUGH TO FORCE rcU TO CRY LORD WHAT WILT
7-C1 -E.E re TO Dor - TIE CRY or HEBREW
LUsETtc APPRENTICE FOR TIE RkEElNk7E SAUL
CT TLSs.s ~ ~, GODS PSYCHOLOGICAL
HonEs7 MEN SPIRITUAL BLINDNESS RESULTED
~ PHYSICAL BLINDNESS THAT MAS The END
CT SAUL And The BEGINNING or 81. PAUL THE
GOOD CHRISTIAN LhLkiIs HEALING PAUL
or The BIBLICAL THIRD DAY
Zee WARRIOR ANGEL. Paee9
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
BY Raymond MoIey

One OF the most disturbing decisions of our divided
Supreme Court years handed down last
April II could have pervasive deeteous effects upon
system Of enterprise.
The had 70 do with railroads and a unions
rights and responsibilities what appear TO be the
function OF increasing the efficiency and soveney Of the
road the public interest. IN 1855. THE CHICAGO AND
NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY ENCOUNTERED SEVERE
FINANCIAL TROUBLES. THE ROAD HAD NOT BEEN
MAINTAINED PROPERLY. inefficient AND WASTE
Full PRACTICES HAD NOT BEEN ELIMINATED a NEW
MANAGEMENT, SEEKING TO IMPROVE THE ROADS
POSITION. INCLUDED IN ITS STREAMLININc PROGRAM
PLAN TO DISCONTINUE MANY "ONE-MAN" STA
TIONS AND TO ESTABLISH CENTRAL AGENCY PI AN
WHEREBY AN AGENT COULD PERFORM THE NEcEs-
sARY SERVICES OF SEVERAL STATIONS
See HUMAN EVENTS Page
"cONFERENcE EYES PROBLEMS
"AGE NO BARRIER TO JOB?"
Free Press $50
AN ASSET. IF MOT A HEBREW, R.C..
PROTESTANT. ET AL!
CHRISTlIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS -
THE PROOF!
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVIL. PLAYING GOD. SEEKS TO
IMPOSE SOCIAL SECURITY" UPON THE
THRIFTY THOSE "HUNCERINC AND THIRsTINC
AFTER RIGHTEOUSNESS"
IN ORDER THAT THE INcomPETENTs THE
PARASITES. MAY NOT BECOME TOO GREAT AN En-
POSE OF THE CHASTITY FARCE or Gso-esIIedI
See CONFERENCE, Page
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
CONGRESS SECOND -RATERS' BUYING VOTES
VIA uhIuSIIEIARIE RAisEsI

The SMALL MINORITY or GODS CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS COULD NOT BLOCK The DEVILS RAID!
0ssTAk BOUND HEBREWS Rc.s. PRoTESTAk1S,
ET Al. MUST OBEY THEIR FATHER, The DEVIL.
c.S MONITOR EDITORIAL. 7s. CHARITABLE TITLE:
POLITICAL PRESSURE. AP00R PAYMAsTER"
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
CONTROL ABSOLUTELY HARNoNloUsLY
E1ERkLLLY. M ONE UNIVERSE - AND THERE IS
NONE OTHER
The HUMAN AND MATERIAL" ARE sHADoWY,
M-YT-Hic.L-L FRAUDS !! AND, or THE SATAN
BOUND" JESUS VERY WELL SAID: FATHER
FORGIVE THEN, FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY
DO"
See CONGRESS. Page
From Human Events -Commentory-" $50:
"R00sEvELT BETRAYED MANKIND AT YAITA"
"HIs AGREEMENT WITH STAIN
SENT MILLIONS INTO OBLIVION"
81 Wesfbrook Peser
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
A DEVILS DEMOCRAT GOD CONDEMNED
SPIRITUAL BASTARD ! Heb. 12:7. 81
Our worst handicap in this with Russia is our in
sb'y 70 believe that fhe country betrayed by syeo-
phsnf 81 YsIts. ROOSEVELT WAS NOT A MANLY MAN.
he WAS a MAihAS BOY WHO NEVER PLAYED BALL
BUT OWNED The BAT He didn't go Of his gene
ration OF fear but his mother always
held him apart from yvssrizns contacts in football
sTALh WAS BRUTE WHO skEERED AT HIM so
ROOSEVELT FAWkED ON sTALIN.
See ROOSEVELT Page
"PANIC CROWS IN CONGO. WHITES
FLEE COUNTRY"
half frontpase espion)
"MUTINEERS RUN WILD IN CAPITAL"
TROOPS INVADE U.S.. EMBASSY"
NY. Trib. 7-o
ADAM-EvE MYTHS GODS EXCLUSIVE
REALITY OF GOOD INCONTROvERTIBlE!
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