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Evening star., 1960-02-28

But this whole U. N. effort has
been strapped by budgets which
everyone agrees have been ridic-
ulously small Idea-sharing. or
technical assistance" in the U. N.
lingo, has limped along on $40
million to $50 million a year. The
special fund will have less than
$l00 million at its disposal.
None of this begins to compare
with the 81 billion which the ad-
ministration has asked for foreign
aid this year, or with the 81 bill
lion which is to be the initial
capital of the international De-
velopment Association "a bank for
soft" loans set up outside the
u. NJ. 1t is not even in the same
league with the ST billion a year
which Mr.. Hoffman estimates is
needed to do the job.
When President Eisenhower was
asked whether the United States
planned to use the U. N. more
than it had in the past, he replied
that the U. N. was something
that should be strengthened" but
that there are. of course, difficult
ties because of it's particular COM
position"
Communists Represented
The U. N. is composed Of 81 ma
tions-viTtually all the nations in
the world. Except for Switzerland
and divided countries like Ger
many, the whole free world is
here: it is in this sense a con-
gress of all the free nations" Ex-
cept for Red China. Outer Mon
golia, and the divided countries,
the whole Communist world is also
represented.
This makes 70 free countries
and 10 Communists dncluding
Evening star., 1960-02-28
For Kennedy:
A Helper

Senator Kennedy last week
announced the appointment Of
Representative Chester BOwles
as chief foreign policy adviser
for his presidential nomination
campaign.
Chester Bowles is one of the
leading liberals in the Democratic
Party. He is a former Governor
of Connecticut and one-time Am
bassador to India. He is now serv-
ing in Congress. His primary in
terest is now in foreign relations.
Last week. Mr.. Bowles agreed to
act as Senator Kennedy's chief
advisor on foreign policy. In doing
this, he will sometimes take speak
ing engagements when the Sena-
tor is too busy to do so. He will
review all Kennedy speeches and
statements on this subject,
The addition of Mr.. Bowles to
the Kennedy campaign effort will
give it a more liberal cast and
perhaps cut in to the egghead do
main still considered to be hoping
against hope for a third chance
for Adlai Stevenson.
There is no doubt that some
Stevenson supporters can be wooed
away from the former Illinois
Governor. The latest Gallup poll
shows that Mr.. Kennedy has a
greater lead over all other Demo-
cratic presidential contenders than
he has ever had.
He is now preferred by 35 per
cent of the party's rank and file.
Mr.. Stevenson is second with %
per cent, a drop of 5 per cent
from only a month ago. Senator
johnson is third with 13 per cent.
Senators Humphrey and Syming-
ton trail with 6 and percent,
respectively.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
THE WEEK IN PERSPECTIVE
The Welcome Traveller

President Eisenhower was
resting today at San Carlos de
BarilOche. q resort high In
Argentina's Andes, after
strenuous week Of travel, pa
rades, banquets and receptions In
Latin America.
On Monday a flight from Wash
ington to San Juan. Puerto Rico.
and a pleasant tropical night at
Ramey Air Force Base on the
islands northwestern tip.
Tuesday, of to the still-building
new capital of Brazil, ''Brasilia," q
modernistic m etropolis being
created in what was wilderness.
-. Wednesday to Rio de Janeiro,
sophisticated and historic, for q
cheering welcome called more en-
thusiastic than any ever accorded
a foreign visitor. Thursday
to Sac Paulo. Brazil's industrial
center, for more acclaim, more
speeches and gala receptions. then
back to Rio. Friday. to Buenos
Aires. Argentine capital, and q
roaring welcome from more than
100000 people.
That was the Presidents week,
and he appeared to bear up re-
markably well under the strain.
If public response Is q reliable in
dicator, Mr.. Eisenhower and the
United States he leads would ap-
pear to be more popular in South
America than the most optimistic
forecasters had expected.
There were few discordant
voices among the throngs greet
ing the President. In Buenos Aires,
security details had to use tear
gas to scatter determined Pero-
nistas who pressed against police
lines shouting the name Of the
ousted former dictator. But the
demonstration failed to disrupt
what was in every other respect
a triumphal occasion.
In Brasilia. where President
Juscelino Kubtischek greeted Mr..
Eisenhower with o too-long red
carpet but warm cordiality, the
theme Of the Latin American trip
was set forth In q Joint "Declars-
ton Of Brasilia" by the two Chief
Executives. The Declaration, for
mally proclaimed in Q ceremony
dedicating monument site to
Mr.. Eisenhower, was read by Sec
retary Of State Christian Herter
and Brazil's Foreign Minister, Ho-
ratio Later. 1t pledged q "hemis-
pheric crusade" for broad eco
nomic development.
The declaration was not a blue
print. or even q program, but
rather a statement of principles
and pledge Of concerted action.
1t called for the Joining together,
ever more closely and harmonious
ly, the efforts Of all countries
within the inter American COM
munity in order that, through CO.
ordinated action, there may be
an intensification of measures
capable of combating under
development in a vast area Of the
American continent"
Evening star., 1960-02-28

al Dag Hammarskjold returned
from an extensive trip through
Africa and reported that the peo-
Piles of that continent far and
away preferred to get their help
from the U. N. rather than from
any one country. When the U. N.
helps them, they are partners
rather than poor relatives, they
explain.
Mr.. Hammarskjold did not say
so, but one possible implication
of his statement was that if the
U. N. stepped in and satisfied min
imum needs, African countries
emerging into statehood would be
less likely to be trapped into TAX
ing Communist assistance"
1t is difficult for U. N. officials to
figure out why American policy
makers continue to d-shoulder
the world organization.
President Eisenhower recently
told a news conference that there
should be congress of all the
free nations" so that the whole
free world" could join in a Co
operative effort to raise the world
economy" The "haves" should
not just dole out aid to the have
nots," he said: everyone should
join in joint undertaking.
Cooperative Effort
This is Just what the U. N. is
trying to do. A "co-operative effort
to raise the world economy" is eX-
actly what U. N. aid programs are.
Paul G. Hoffman, former admin
istrator of the Marshall Plan. is
head of a special U. N. fund for
investment planning set up a year
ago to supplement earlier, more
modest programs Of idea sharing.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
The Test Bon:
Concession

The Soviet Union agreed Fri
day to a United States proposal
for joint research on methods of
detecting underground nuclear
explosions-On condition that a
total test ban is signed first.
The long stalemate at the &C.
neva conference on banning fur
ther nuclear weapons testing was
loosened just a little last week.
The Soviet delegate, Semyon K,
Tsarapkin. announced he had for
NAL approval from Moscow for
participation in the Joint East
West study of underground nu-
Evening star., 1960-02-28

vocative military alliance and
really collective colonialism.
Talking to some 800 foreign
diplomats in Djakarta, Mr.. Khru-
shchev, despite his sharp criticism
of Western policy, was for the
most part conciliatory. He said he
agreed with President Sukarno
that Asia and Africa should be
represented at the forthcoming
summit meetings, but observed
that perhaps the time is not yet
ripe"
Evening star., 1960-02-28

will be over the referee" plan
under which a Federal court
would appoint an agent to see to
it that qualified Negroes were
permitted to register and vote
in both Federal and State elec-
tions.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
BY WILLIAM r. FRYE
Contributing Writer

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y
United Nations officials are puzzled
and dismayed by the trend Of
American policy on foreign aid.
After years of doling out billions
of dollars on a direct country-to-
country basis, the United States
has begun to talk seriously about
sharing the burden with other in
dustrialized nations. Multi Lateral.
rather than bi-lateral, foreign aid
Is becoming the preferred ap-
proach.
But Washington still plans to
bypass the United Nations. Only
minute percentage of it's foreign
aid dollar is to be spent through
this ready-made channel for
multi-lateral assistance - the
channel which underdeveloped
countries would most like to see
used.
Urged U. N. Path
Henry Cabot Lodge, chief United
States delegate to the U. N. has
been urging the administration for
years to spend more of its aid
money through the U. N, arguing
that the cost to the United States
per project would be smaller: that
the recipients fears of political
strings" would be minimized; that
it would be smashing propaganda
triumph over the Russians. who
rarely contribute a cent; and that
the United States would make
more friends because recipients
would be happier getting the
money in this manner.
Recently, y. N. Secretary Gener-
, 1960-12-03
FiftY-Six Persons to
Receive Naturalization
Peppers in ST. Thornds

Fifty-six persons are sche-
duled to receive their natu-
ralization papers in ST. Tho
mas on December 18th,
1860 when the Court con-
venes for the December
Term.
The case Of first degree
murder against Harold Nor
man well known organist,
is also scheduled to come up
for trial. He will be repre-
sented by Attorney Alphon-
so Christian.
, 1960-12-03
Lurge Audience
Sees NEEDED" ut
CHS. Auditorium

A large audience enjoyed
the performance Of 'Medea'
at the Christiansted High
School auditorium | a 5 t
night despite continuous
rainfall.
Miss Helen Banfield, the
star which the New York
critics praised gave her US
ual brilliant performance,
at the end Of which she was
presented with a beautiful.
by Laurel Klyver1
behalf of the st. Croix
Community Chest commit
tee, under whose auspices
the program was presented.
Continued on page AZ
, 1960-12-03
Three Men arrested
For Disturbance Of
Peace at Pool Room

Three men, Justine Soils,
Marrero, and Enri-
que Malta were arrested
and charged with disturb
ance of the peace as the re-
suit of a brawl at Manocan's
Pool Room on Company
Street in Christiansted last
, 1960-12-03
Weuther Conditions
Postponement
Baseball Comes

The ball game scheduled
for today on Canegata Ball
park between the visiting
Ponce Leones Of Ponce,
Puerto Rico and the Los
Cubanos had to be called
off on account of unusually
heavy rainfall.
A game is scheduled for
S u n d a y morning but
weather conditions indicate
that it may not be played.
, 1960-12-03

q -
night. The latter was also
charged with obstructing
an officer in the perform
ance Of his duty.
Patrolmen Garcia, Paul
us and Slater responded to
the call and arrested the
men. The added charge
against Malta was for grab
bing Patrolman Skaters
llightstick and pressing his
hand on his gun holster.
, 1960-12-03
Virgin Isldnds
Featured in
New York Pepper

The Sunday edition Of
the New York Herald Tri-
bune featured on the front
page Of the Resort and
Travel section, a full page
story with pictures on the
the Virgin Islands. In order
TO tell the full story, it was
carried over to page 4 and
5 of the same section.
The story is a result of a
visit by Barney Laschever,
Resort and Travel Editor of
the Herald Tribune, who
visited the islands a few
months ago.
Supplemental background
material and photographs
were provided by Cancel
Bays New York office and
by the Department Of Tour
ism's New York publicity
representatives, the Wen
dell P. Cotton Company.
The article will undoubted-
" produce thousands Of in
quiries about the Virgin Is
lands and a visit of many.
tourists.
, 1960-12-03
British Granting
Self Rule to
Solomon Isldnds

The worldwide trend to-
ward greater independence
a n d self-government Of
colonial possessions h a
spread to the Solomon
Islands.
The Solomons group is q
British colony, well remem-
bered in the United States
for the blood shed by Unit
ed States soldiers in some
Of the bitterest fighting, as
on Guadalcanal, during
World War II.
Hitherto, there has been
no Legislature, the islands
were administered by Bri-
tain's High Commissioner
for the Western Pacific, Sir
John Clutch. A recent order
Of Queen Elizabeth II de-
creed the first steps toward
constitutional government.
The Solomons first legis-
lative council will convene
on December Z. The islands
Executive Council held its
first preliminary meeting
November "a.
The High Commissioner
will preside over the Legis-
lative Council, which will
have three ex-officio mem
bers, eight official and ten
unofficial members. Both
official & unofficial members will
be appointed by the High
Commissioner; the unoffi-
cial members will be six is
landers & four Europeans.
The executive branch Of
the Government will have
four official and four unoffi-
cial members, the latter
two islanders and two Euro
peans. The population OF
the Solomon Islands is now
about 1OO, 600.
, 1960-12-03
C'sted High School
Bond to be Heurd
On WIVI Dec. 5th

The Christiansted High
School Band will be heard
over Radio Station WIVI
on Monday night, Deem
Der 5th at 900 o'clock it
was announced. It will be
under the leadership of
Stephen Bostic, well known
Pianist and Organis.t
The program will be
broadcast on the Know
Your Government tim
under the auspices Of the
Office Of Information.
, 1960-12-03
Secondary Schools
Admission Test TO be
Given at ST. Johns

The Educational Testing
Service Of Princeton, New
Jersey announces that the
Secondary Schools Admis-
sion Tests will be held at
ST. Johns School, Saturday
December 10th at $50 AM
sharp. Students taking the
Tests should be at the Com
pany Street gate Of the
school by 9:15 AM.
Each student must bring
with him the admission
ticket sent him by mail by
the Educational Testing
Service. No test will be
given without an admission
ticket.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Kennedy Allied With Reuther-
CONTINUED from Back Pager
"KENNEDY ALLIED WITH REUTHER,
COP CHARGES"
Bx ]. r. Ter Horst

BY J.. r.
WASHINGTON Jan. l6-What could become of
the interesting documents in the 1860 presidential
campaign being drafted here Republican allegation
Of Kennedy alliance during Senate labor raekets
Investigations
The document being written under the sanction of
the four Republicans the bipartisan Senate raekeis
mee-coIdwater Ariz.l Mundt S.D). Curtis tNeb) and
Capehart und).
1T WILL SAY, ACCORDING TO coLDWATER THAT
WHOLE AREAS" OF ALLEGED VIOLENCE AND LILLE
GAL ACTIVITIES INVOLVING THE UNITED AUTO WORK.
Frs WERE "ovERL ooKED" BY ROBERT r. KENNEDY.
CHIEF COMMITTEES COUNSEL.
The report will take political sig ,ifieanee instantly
If released now planned.
ROBERT KENNEDY IS MANAGING THE DEMOCRAT
Ic PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF HIS BROTHER SEM
AT0R JOHN r. KENNEDY UMAsS.l JAW PRESIDENT
WALTER p. REuTHER HAS LONG BEEN A POWER IN
DEMOCRATIC AFFAIRS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
C.S. TEXTBOOK. INFALLIBLE BIBLE !
Air|iner Came Apart
CONTINUED from Back Page)
"AIRLINER CAME APART IN SKY ALL "a DIED"

ATKIITVEK GAVE RF4KI TN SN = AL DIEO
BY Philip S. Cook
four-engine National AirIines plane bound from
New York to Miami apparently dsntegrafed in the air
and then smashed into field Bolivia N. c.. early
Yesterday killing all fhirtyfovr persons aboard.
The DC6B air liner was one Of craft called into
service Tuesday night when cracked windshield forced
cancellation Of scheduled Boeing 707 Jet flight from Idle
wild Airport prophet Electra carried sevenfysx Of the
JETS los passengers safely TO Miami. THE OTHER TWEEN
TY-NINE PASSENGERS AND A CREW OF FIVE MET
DEATH IN A MUDDY NORTH CAROLINA FIELD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

lcerilnvsd from Back Page,
THE DEVILS CHRIST REJECTING yypA,sm roo
BEARS ITS SHARE OF GUILT FOR THE RELIGIOUS
POLITICAL. EDUCATIONAL SPIRITUAL BANK.
RupTcY. MANIFESTED IN THE CIVIL WAR
SPIRITUAL lUNAcy HOWEVER. SEVEN GENE.
RATIoNS OF scoTcH-ENcI isH.PRorEsrANr nmrp,
CAN HERITAGE WAS READY TO BEAR Ep,,Ti
AND SO, NY GREATEST MARYs Apprentice
SHIP WAS CONCLUDED IN FEB 1855 ON TIE Tu,pn
DAY OF SUPPOSEDLY FATAL INJURY SIZE
MADE HER PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE"
FROM THE DEVILS MEDICAL PsYcHoLoc or
THE FLESH (WHICH 'PRoFITETH NOTHING
Jesus in John 500. AND TURNED TO THE RlRle
AND READ MATTHEW 9:2-8
AND LIKE THE PARALYTIc, ROSE IMMEpI.
ATElY, PERMANENTLY HEALED - WHEREupoN
I. GOD. INTENSIFIED NY DIcTATIoN FOR
NEARLY IS MORE YEARS MORE. INTO MR. DYs
10Th YEAR = DEPARTURE, DEC. 1910
PART2
MY. GODS. ONE. SATAN-FREE, SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS : THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST : W0MAN's MAN CHILD TO RULE
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON!
THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" - REvELA
TON - OF THE REAL NATIONS. CREATION, OFF,
SPRING. UNIVERSE. OF oMNIPREsENT INcoR-
RUPTIBLE, HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LlFE!-
NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

Thinking, Steel (SteaI) J.
csrInusd from Back Page,
roo
IS DIVINE. PERFECT WEATHER OF THE ONE
REAL UNIVERSE
:NE KNOWN AND APPREHENDED
ER- CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS c.s. HYMN I'm
'Tl ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE. WE LIVE AND
~ MOVE. AND BREATHE" = AND HAVE OUR BEING
HRD Isl. PsvN
'e BUT. the DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN
or PURPOSE VIA 'c0ckEYED' ADAM-EvE
BILE TRANslA10Rs. AS PER MADAM REV.
M. D. BEAlLS BETHESDA MISSIONARY
POM TEMPLES RADIO REPRODUCTIONS. FROM
US End CHRONICLES 7:l3. l4-A WRATHFUL.
MAN-lIKE-C0D verse 13:
RAIN,
< OR IF COMMAND THE LocusTs TO DEvoUR THE
LAND OR " SEND PEsTLENcE AMONG MY PEOPLE;
L. GOD AS LOVE: " Ia
pIur my people, by my name,
NS-- humble themselves pray, face, and
from their wicked then will hear from heaven and
a will forgive their sin, and will heal their land"
- - oMNIPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE- YOUR FEATHER
40 MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNOUs," COMPLETELY
OCCUPY, PRE-EMPT. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
nv INFINITE SPACE. WITH MY Externally HARMoNI-
49, Gus CREATION OFFSPRING
BEING - SUNLESS. DEATHLEss. MATTERLEss,
FLEsHLEss ADAk-EvELEss SPIRITUAL. CHRIST
LIKE - Externally, COMPLETELY PoPULATiNc,
WITH UNAVAILABLE. lNcoRRUPTBLE oMNlpREsENT
FELL HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE YOUR TRUE
EW, HABITAT OF MANY MARVEL Gus MANSIONS
625 &c.. PURE VISION: THOU ART OF PURER
EYES THAN TO BEHOLD EVIL. u
49, DID MINOR PROPHET HABAKKUK APPRE-
oA' HEND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF HARMONIOUS,
49,. cHRIsTLIKE SPIRITUAL BEING. THE ONE, REAL
AM UNIVERSE
AND HABAKKUK, l:l3, INCLUDES: land CANST
- NOT LOOK ON NlQUlTY" - THUS CONFIRMING
SeS'' GENESIS 3 1000 &C.: land GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT HE 1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT GRE
AToRl HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD 1T WAS l-Ls-l
MIe VERY cooDT
''S' NOW BRACE YOURSELVES FOR THE
DEVILS INTRUSION IN HOLY SCRIPTURE VIA
ST SATAN BOUND" TRANsLAToRs OF. APPRoxi-
NAATELY, JOHN BAPTIST PURITY, SPIRITUAL
PERCEPTION REMAINDER OF VERSE
JUDO is AN EFFORT OF THE DEVIL TO ADULTERATE,
EMAscULATE THE FOREGOING. WE QUOTE
EXACTLY FROM KING JAMES PROTESTANT VERSIONS Z
WHEREFORE LoOKEsT THOU UPON THEM THAT
> DEAL TREAcHERoUsLY, AND HoLD EsT THY TONGUE
WHEN THE WICKED DEvoURETH THE MAN THAT IS
MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HEP"
} CS TEXTBOOK, INFALLIBLE BIBLE
- TO THE RESCUE OF SATAN BOUND" NoNcHRIsT
WORLD scientist elekor' e'0-eS leAOINS "ASSeS'
ID
o.
t. Air|iner Came Apart
- CONTINUED from Back age)
"AIRLINER CAME APART IN SKY, ALL ga DIED"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Christians And Hebrews
CONTINUED from Back Page)

tconiinved from Back Pase)
NOW IF THE HEBREWS OBJECT TO OUR lNsPIR-
ING HYMNS. THEN THE ROUND TABLE IS BEING USED
TO EMAscULATE THE GENIUS OF AMERICA = PROT
ESTANTIsM AND ITS SUCCESSOR BIG BROTHER,
CHRIST COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE EF-
FEcTINc, IRREssTIBLY THE HEALING OF THE MA
TONS" VIA GODS ONE PURE. TRUE, HONEST,
COMPLETE. SANE. SATAN-FREE CHURCH = THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST - WITH THE ONLY INFAL-
LIBLE PASTOR THERE is. THE cs. TEXTBOOK,
"ScIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" THE ONLY TRUE FRIEND OF
OUR SENIOR, Basic. PASTOR, KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE GOD DOES NOT TRUST HIS
ONE WHOLLY TRUSTWORTHY CHURCH IN THE
HANDS OF SAUL OF TARsUs ADAM-EvE PASTORS
OF THE FLESH!
THERE'S THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC.
WHO DAREs TO OBJECT TO SUCH USAGE?
ANOTHER HOW FIRM A FOUNDATION" AND
THOSE SEVEN INSPIRING HYMNS. POEMS, OF GODS
GREATEST MARY. HIS INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE REV.
MARY BAKER EDDY, WOMAN CLOTHED WITH
THE SUN AND THE MOON UNDER HER FEET
WOMAN WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE us
RULNcl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD Of iRoN
Reveation,
PART
Mr.. FRED m. FEEDERS INTRODUCTION
OF MR. WALKER |. cIsLER.
MR.. FEEDERS SOME l5.MINUTE Tor more) INTRO
DUcTIoN OF MR.. cIsLER WAS A TREMENDOUSLY IN
or'N'NS, rAoSiNA ifSS NANNAIiON VI AN ENON-
MoUSLY VALUABLE CITIZENS ACHIEVEMENTS, RANG
ING FAR AND WIDE, CROSSING BOTH OCEANS sERv-
ING OUR GOVERNMENTS AID TO STRUGGLING PEo-
PIES HIS ACHIEVEMENTS SEEM TO TUMBLE OVER
ONE ANOTHER IN MULTIPLICITY AND DIVERSITY.
PART
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER IS HUMBLY PROUD AND
GRATEFUL THAT MR.. ciSLER IS DIRECTOR OF THE
FRUEHAUF TRAILER COMPANY. AND WE SAID TO HIM:
MR. cIsLER. KNEW you WERE GOOD BUT NOT
THAT Good (smiIes)
Mr.. cIsLER IS NOT ONLY BRILLIANT BUT AS A
PRAcTIclNc CHRISTIAN IS CONSIDERABLE or THE
LITTLE FELLOW WE WERE DELIGHTED OVER THE
NARRATION OF HOW HE SAVED THE WASHING FAcIL-
tiles IN A STREAM FOR SOME or THE GREEK
WOMEN WHICH LESS CONSIDERABLE ENGINEER
MIGHT HAVE RUINED IN CONSTRUCTING
HIGHLY VALUABLE DAM
DETROIT TRIBINE SATURDAY. Ian % 1a60
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Russ Hit YuIe As |mpera|ist-

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
MY, GODS, INTERNATIONAL DAILY THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR THE WORLDS BEST
NY CHRIST. SCIENTIST CHURCHES AND PURi-
FLED STUDENTS ARE THE GOOD sAMARTANs
BROTHERS KEEPERS, EXPECTING THE HEAL
ING or THE NATIONS" - REVELATION - OF THE
REAL NATIONS CREATION. UNIVERSE or NY
OFFSPRING = TO WHICH DEVILS ADAMS. EWES.
ET Al. WILL HAVE TO AWAKEN - SATAN
AND SUFFERING WILL SEE TO THAT - SUNLESS
DEATHLEss, MATTERLEss FLEsHLEss, ADAM
EvELEss, SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLiKE - E-T-E-R-
NA-L-L-Y c-oMP-LE-T-EL-Y P-o-P-U-L-A-T-
ING THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE WITH UNlNvAD
ABLE. INcORRUPTIBLE oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE - YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF
MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ jesus
PART2
SATAN POOLING THE REDS VIA FRUITS OF
MINOR. PHYSICAL. NATURAL SCIENCE
NATURALLY. A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL :
CHRIST JESUS AND MARY BAKER EDDY. WHOSE
MAN CHILD is RULING ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD
OF IRON, ARE - AND WILL BE = RECOG-
NIzED AS THE TWO GREATEST SCIENTISTS THAT
HEAVEN AND THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE OF
ETERNAL GOOD. HARMONY. HAS PRESENTED TO
THE SATAN BOUND! SHINING, STUPID.
LAUNDERING. ADAMEvE HUMAN RACES AND
THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL" WORLD. BOTH
IN PROCESS OF REDUCTION TO THEIR NATIVE
NOTHINcNESs"! - AND AWAKENING TO
Externally HARMONIOUS REALITY!
Truss HIT YULE AS IMPERALIST"
LONDON, Eng, tUPI)-Moseow radio Monday attacked
Christmas "mperas weapon and said science had
proved that Jesus Christ existed
II said the Soviet people relied on Marx and Lenin in
stead Of "a fairy tale about Cod"
THE ATTACK CAME IN A LONG BROADCAST ON
THE MOSCOW HOME SERVICE FOR LISTENERS IN THE
UssR THREE DAYS BEFORE THE RUSSIAN oRTHo
DOx CHURCH CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS BY THE RUS
SIAN CALENDAR.
During the nativity festival bourgeois presidents.
kings ministers and other officials address Christmas
saees The people, added Capitalists landowners and
the clergy the working people that Christ told them
to submit TO ensavers vneompaningIy and TO love them
and even pray for them
1T is QUITE OBVIOUS THAT THE TEACHING OF
LOVE FOR ONES ENEMY AND NoN-REslsTANcE TO
EVIL IS A DOCTRINE OF PAssvTY WHICH is HARM
Full TO WORKING PEOPLE"