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The Sidney herald., 1960-06-22
Recreation
Schedule

JUNE "a JULY i
Friday, June "a:
HOO Diving
Girls Softball S. 9 IL yrs,
1000 a. m.
Softball 700 p. m. CYC VS..
Pella Brotherhood.
BIS p. m. Pella League VS..
Trinity.
Swimming
100000 Open Swimming.
100000 Adult Lessons
Saturday. June rs:
Swimming 100000 Open
Swimming
Sunday, June 26:
Swimming - l = 6 Open SWIM
ming.
Monday, June 81:
Swimming: 900 Beginning girls
8 and older
$50 Beginning Boys 8 yrs.
1000 Beginning girls 7 yrs.
1920 Beginning boys 7 yrs.
HOO Beginning Boys 6 yrs.
1870 Beginning girls 6 yrs.
100000 Open Swimming
100000 Adult Lessons
300 : 900 Junior Life Saw
ing - Boys.
Twirling = 900 Beginnings
1000 intermediate
Softball = 900 Pella VS.. Sidney
Herald; 1920 Quillings VS..
FosS Cabinet.
Baseball = 900 8 = IL VIZ. olds
Tuesday, June %:
Swimming = 900 Advanced
$3.50 Swimmers
1000 intermediate boys
1920 intermediate girls
HOO Beginning boys 9 yrs.
older
11:30 Beginning girls 8 yrs.
100000 Open Swimming
5:00-6:00 Adult beginners
100000 Junior Life Saving
Ballet : 900 9 and older
$50 = 6 to 8
Tennis = 1000 girls
HOO boys
Archery = 900
Baseball 6 = 8 years.
Wednesday. June 20:
Swimming = 900 Beginning girls
9 yrs. and older
$50 Beginning boys 8 yrs.
1000 Beginning boys z yrs.
1890 Beginning girls Z yrs.
l1:OO Beginning boys 6 yrs.
1870 Beginning girls 6 yrs.
100000 Open Swimming
100000 Adult Lessons
100000 Senior Life Saving
Twirling : 900 Beginning
1000 intermediate
Softball 900 Quillings VS..
Sidney Herald; 1890 FoSs
Cabinet VS.. Pella.
Baseball 900 9-12 yr. olds
Thursday, June 80:
swimming 900 Advanced
$3.50 Swimmer
1000 intermediate boys
1880 intermediate girls
400 Beginning boys 8 yrs
and older
1870 Beginning Girls 8 yrs.
100000 Open Swimming
5:OO-6:00 Adult Lessons
300 900 Life Saving
Ballet = 900 8 and older
$3.50 6 to 8
Tennis : 1000 girls
HOO boys
Archery : 900
Baseball : 900 6 = 8 yr. olds
Sottball TOO Congregational
VS.. Pella Brotherhood.
0:l5 Pella League VS.. Eben-
eZer.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-22

At the end of this happy life,
the man with the most money will
Ilnd IL means very little.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-22
GIRLS sOFTBALL STANDINGS

Weeks game results: Pella over
Trinity 6 to /; St. Phil over Ebe-
nezer ID = 10.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's word game is de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize words similar to one
another in meaning. Below
you will find two groups Of ten
words each. The first group
is numbered /, 2, 3. etc. The
second group is lettered A, B,
C, etc.
For each word in the first
group you will find a word of
almost the same meaning "a
synonym in the second group.
Thus the word numbered /
may mean practically the sarnx
as the word lettered F. Write
this down as IF. When you
have all the answers, check
Evening star., 1960-09-24
BY RUTH DEAN
star Stan Writer


More than TOO guests
turned out for the glamorous
early evening reception given
by Gen. and Mrs. Nathan F.
Twining to introduce Gen.
Lyman L. Lemnitzer, Gen.
Twining's successor as char
man of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, and Mrs. Lemnitzer.
But the introducing" for
many there was a mere mill
tary formality. since the
popular outgoing Army Chief
Of Staff and his wife are
well-known in military and
official party circles here.
High Government officials,
ambassadors, members of
Congress. high-ranking Off
GERS of the four service
branches and their wives, and
prominent members of resi-
Dental society were among
those who kept the receiving
line Misunderstanding going for
two full hours.
The party was held in the
swank ballroom Of the Boil
ling Air Force Base Officers
Club, which next Friday will
be the scene of a farewell
reception for the popular
Twinings, following retire.
ment honors for him.
Italy Photo Is Backdrop
AS one guest summed it
up: "Everybody's here" That
was no exaggeration. All
you had to do was spin on
your heel and find yourself
in another group Of VIPs.
There was no want for
party talk as old friends were
reunited and traded vaca-
ton experiences, but a good
share was laviShed on the
party decor and exotic buffet.
At one end of the ballroom
was a huge backdrop, a
blown-up photo of Gen.
Twining's 18th Air Force
headquarters which he COM
manded in Italy in World
War II.
Among early arrivals was
1t. Col. John Eisenhower, the
Presidents son. who came
alone, explaining that his
wife Barbara was at their
home in Gettysburg with the
cnllGren.
Another early arrival, New
Mexico's Senator Dennis
Chavez, said he was very
favorably pleased" with Gen.
LemnitZer's selection for the
jos job. Senator Theodore
Francis Green of Rhode
Island, the Senate's oldest
member, was also there, as
was Senator Alexander Wiley
Of Wisconsin.
Army Secretary WILDER
Brucker, commenting on
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's
visit to the United Nations,
said, II think it's fortunate
we're seeing Khrushchev in
his true light, because the
Evening star., 1960-09-24
AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Princes
Schedule
Is Busy

Crown Prince Harald Of
Norway is getting to demop-
strate his athletic stamina
today as he strides through
a schedule that's unusually
busy for an unofficial"
visitor.
He was out at 8 am. this
morning to place a wreath
on the Tomb Of the Un-
knowns, then went on to
Mount Vernon for a tour Of
the house and grounds.
He was to be on his feet
from 1890 to 1880 pm, re-
ceiving the Norwegian colony
here, and again from 6 to 8
o'clock tonight greeting
members Of officialdom and
society.
Last night the 23-year-old
heir to the throne Of Norway
was honored at a dinner in
his embassy, given by Am
bassador and Mrs. Paul Koht.
Among the guests were
Acting Secretary Of State
Douglas Dillon and his wife
and the Chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and Mrs.
Nathan F. Twining.
THE AMERICAN AM
BASSADOR-DESIGNATE to
Argentina, former Assistant
Secretary of State Roy r.
Rubottom, and Mrs. Rubot-
tom were given alaviSh send
of last night at the Argen-
tine Embassy here.
The Ambassador and Mrs.
del Carril honored the couple
at q 7-to-9 o'clock reception
that turned out to be a buffet
supper and a splendid supper
at that.
About $50 guests stopped
by to wish the RubottomS
success in their new post,
among them the billions, also
several Assistant Secretaries
of State and officers of the
Argentine desk.
Mr.. Rubottom and Ambas-
sador del Carril have become
good friends in past months
and "Mr. RuNottom is a good
friend Of Argentina, too," an
embassy spokesman said.
The couple will leave early
next month for Buenos Aires.
Tomorrow the Argentine
Secretary of Economy, DR..
Alvaro Alsogaray, will arrive
in Washington to attend the
World Bank meeting, opening
Monday.
81
LIBERALS SECRETARY
OF AGRICULTURE AND
COMMERCE, Mr.. Stephen A.
Tolbert, starred at another
embassy reception last night.
The party, given by the Am
baSsador and Mrs. Padmore,
drew officials from the State
Department, the Treasury,
the Export Import Bank and
private business firms here.
After leaving this country
Secretary Tolbert will visit
Czechslovakia and Yugoslavia
for trade talks with their gov
ernments.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
SERVICE SCENE
TWiningsG Give Fete
For Lennnitzers

more people see Of him the
less they'll like him."
Two generals discussing the
Soviet leaders two-hour
speech before the U. N. yes
terday reacted more briefly.
THAT man must be crazy"
remarked one, as the other
nodded agreement.
Other Joint Chiefs
The incoming Army Chief
Of Staff and Mrs. George H.
Decker were there. Also,
Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Arleigh Burke, Vice
Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. James S. Russell,
Commandant of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. David M.
Shoup, and Gen. and Mrs.
Graves Erskine. Huddling in
a conversational foursoIne
were Eric Johnston. White
House assistant Homer Cru
enther. Air Force Vice Chief
Of Staff Curtis LeMay and
Rear Admiral Tom C. Kelly.
A short distance away, Mrs.
Gruenther was catching UP
on things with Mrs. LeMay.
Army Surgeon General and
Mrs. Leonard Heaton and
Chief of Chaplains and Mrs.
Frank A. Tobey were another
foursome.
Undersecretary of the Navy
Fred Bantz was telling AS
sistant Navy Secretary Cecil
Milne he'd attended the
luncheon given earlier in the
day by Defense Secretary
Gates for Norway's young
Crown Prince Harold.
Hostesses Guests
Some of Washington's lead
ing hostesSes were also there
Mrs. Herbert May, just
back from a summer away
from Washington; Mrs. M.
Robert Guggenheim, looking
chic in a plum wool with
matching feather hat, and
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, in a
fetching lace cocktail hat by
Paulette. When someone
commented it looked like a
crown, Mrs. Cafritz smiled
and said, with all these
royal parties coming up, I
had to do something"
Gen. Omar Bradley, Gen.
Joseph Collins, who said
Mrs. Collins was "waist-deep
in grandchildren at their
place down on the Bay"
Gen. and Mrs. John E. Hull
and Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Bolte were among the retired
officers and their wives pres
ent.
Representing diplomatic
row were Danish Ambassador
and Countess Knuth- Winter
feldt, Mexican Ambassador
Garlic Flores and Austrian
Ambassador and Mrs. Platter.
And dashing in at the last
minute hoping they weren't
'"too late" were Senator and
former Air Force Secretary
"Stu" Symington and Mrs.
Symington.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Peter Loine

against the correct pairings at
the bottom.
Note: Score 10 for each cor
rect answer-100 is excellent;
80. good. If you score below
80, better look up in your die
tionary the words missed.
Evening star., 1960-09-24

Answers: 1-E; 2-J; 3-H;
A; 5-F; 6-1; I'd; &C;
9CB; 10-G.
Like to play word games2
William Morris has chosen ten
of his trickiest word games
and puzzles for family, party d
solitaire play. For your copy
of the pamphlet. simply send
q self-addresesed stamped en-
velope plus 10 cents for ham
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Answer to GISARMK

games, gsre, gear. searm. grim, crime.
gram, image. sage. same, sari, seam,
scar, segar, sire, smear, aegis, ager,
aimer, arise, arms. armies. raise, rage,
rase, reams. rise. rime. mage, mare,
marge, mesa, mIser, mire, mirage, emlr
Evening star., 1960-09-24
UNCLE CHARLIE
WORD GAME
BUZ SAWYER
Pogo

Find so or more words in
r U S H L i G H
meaning, "a small feeble light"
Average mark, AZ words; time
limit, As minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must
Evening star., 1960-09-24

be Of four or more letters. .. Word,
ton Of IS" such as bats" cats"
are not used. 8. Only one form Of a
word is used. 4. Proper names are
not used.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
BY Ston Droke
WaIt Kelly

ding to William Morris, TOP
TEN WORD GAMES, in care
Of The STAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Castro The Man
CONTINUED From Back Page)

CONTINUED From Back Page)
For thousands Of cubans, especially the humble, he
almost idol He is the brave youth who defeated dcta
tor-exPresdent Fulgeneio Batisfa-and his army. He is
the redeemer who promises them better life.
HIS ENEMIES. HOWEVER, ARE LEGION. THEY CALL
HIM A MADMAN AND A COMMUNIST THESE ARE THE
DISENcHANTED, THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN HURT BY
HIS REFORMS AND THOSE WHO NOW FEAR FOR THEIR
LIVES AND HOMES.
In between these groups there those who recognize
in Premier Castro of genius with elecfrifyng
power the and defiant endurance against all
odds in his drive for power
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Flaming Train Wreck

(coniinued from Back Psge) -
AND THAT ENGINEER! - NOT REAL
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
GOD. WARN THOSE WHO HAVE AWAKENED FROM
THE MYTHS - DEVIL HELL. BIRTHS, DEATHS
ADAMS EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS JUDASES.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - "cHAsTLY
FARCE" MYTHS
DANGERS - AND HOW TO AVERT SAME:
NOAH, THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO. GAME OUT
AND WAS SEPARATE ISL Paul. FROM THE UNREPENT-
ANT SINNERS he LOVED RIGHTEOUSNESS
RATHER THAN POPULARITY WITH THE DEVILS
ADAMS AND EWES CONVERTED HEBREW.
Continued Next Column Top)
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THE COMFORTER. EVEN Y+e HOLY GHOST.
TEACHING ALL THINGS VIA COLOSSAL CHRIST SCI
ENcl or the UNIVERSE - WoMANS MAN CHILD
RULING ALL NATIONS WITH ROD OF IRON -
tRev 1851 - nv GREATEST MARY. INCOMPATIBLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. THE REV. MARY
BAKER EDDY - ACCEPTANCE OF WHOM MARKS
THE MARYs, RUTHs EsTHERs, SAINTS. JOHNS.
PAULs. PETERS. OF TODAY I! - LIBERATED ADAMS
AND Ewes. MURDERoUs GAINS, JuDAsEs.
KNAvES AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD IN
CONTEMPT OF THE c.H-LL-DL-E-ss CHRIST JESUS.
1.-THE WAY, TIE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" WHO
HAVE MADE THEIR DECLARATION OF IREPENTANcEl
INDEPENDENCE" AND PROVE THEIR cHRsTLI
NESS AND SPIRITUALITY. AS DO MY HIGHEST CHOSEN
PEOPLE, cHRlSTLY CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS !! -
WHO. TOGETHER WITH MY ONE, SATAN-FREE
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST - ARE EFFEcTINc THE HEALING OF
THE NATIONS" - REVELATION - OF THE
REAL NATIONS. CREATION. OFFSPRING. UNI
VERSE - NEVER NEEDING HEALING. IN ALL
ETERNITY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

SAUL OF TARsUs. ST. PAUL, HEALED OF JUDAIc
LUNAcY. TREASON 4. WAS PROTECTED AGAIN
AND AGAIN. AND AGAIN
TRAM GOING IS MILES AN H0UR?!
MY. tcoD's) OFFSPRING. YOUR TRUE BEING.
SPIRITUALLY SEE PROSPECTIVE DANGER - ADAM
EVE MORTAL THOUGHT PICTURES
AND "LEcioNS or ANGELS" SAVE THE cHRisTLY
THE INTELLIGENT. THE RIGHTEOUS!
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The Baptist Rally

Continued from Back Page)
7:ls pm.-Pre-RaIIy Sacred Concert OF So"0'"eo
choirs Directed by Rev. Emil caveruk
800 pm-opening Hymn: "AIl Hail the Power 'rer-
ronet-Hoden)
INVOCATION Rev. J. c. Ogesby
SONG SERVICE
Hvmn-"At Calvary" Newell Towner).
Hvmn-"BIessed Assurance" (Crosby-knaPP)
STATEMENT or PURPOSE FOR RALLY Dr.. Woodrow
w. Clark.
Anthemlcombined choirs OF Cooperating S"o'e".s.
scRIPTURE-l Cor. 18th ch.-Dr william x. MAR
,hews "FAlTH. HOPE, CHARITY [LovEl"
THE VERY STRONG IMPRESSION THAT REMAINS
WITH US IS THE GLORIOUS JOYOUS, DEVOTED SING
INC or THOSE COMBINED cHoIRS OF POSSIBLY So or
MAYBE EVEN $50, VOICES THEY TRULY LOVED THelk
ASSIGNMENT. AND THEIR DIRECTOR, REV. EMIL CAV
ERLuK. DESERVES GREAT CREDIT FOR HIS soPek6
DIRECTING. ..,
AND THAT coLoRED MINISTER. DR.. WILKINSON
HIS APPLICATION OF SCRIPTURE TO The pKEsEN'
WAS MOST EXTENSIVE AND MOST IMPRESSIVE
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tcsn(inved from Beck Psss
AND We HANDED DR.. SHOEMAKER skeLeroM
cory OF GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE, AND LEFT HIM;
BUT RETURNED FEW MOMENTS LATER.
Ne QUICKLY GAVE Us HIS ATTENTION ONCE
MORE. AND WE SAID I'VE MUST SHARE THIS COPY
OF a LETTER COMPOSED ESPECIALLY FOR pResI-
DENT EISENHOWER NOVEMBER 30. 1857. WHEN MEpl-
CAL OPINION WAS ADVERSE TO HIS GOING TO FRANCE
FOR THE NATo CONFERENCE.
I'VE SENT IT AlRMAlL. SPECIAL DELIVERY, TO
GETTYSBURG. WITH ENCLOSURES or OUR OWN WRIT.
lNcs. AND BOSTON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THOUGHT.
"MoNDAY. HE WAS BACK AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
ABOUT A WEEK LATER. HE WAS RE-ExAMlNED MEDI.
cALLY. AND HIS CONDITION WAS PRONOUNCED SAT.
lsgAcToRY FOR THE TRIP TO FRANCE
"pR. PAUL DUDLEY WHITE. HEART SPECIALIST.
ON MEET THE PRESS tNBc, Sunday. 2-7r WAS oUES-
TONED ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS IMPROVED coNDI-
TON OVER A TODAY PERIOD TO WHICH he REPLIED:
WELL. WE EXAMINED HIM AGAIN. AND HAD TO AP-
PROVE HIS CONDITION."
DR.. SHOEMAKER ANSWERED. WELL. THE WORD
OF GOD DOES SUCH THINGS"
1.-THE DETROIT COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
IS Columbia East Detroit I. MICHIGAN
INVITES you TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL GREATER
DETROIT INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS NOON
LeNTEN SERVICES THRU TO MAuNDY THURS
DAY. APRIL a. 1860
DAILY. MONDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS
l2:l0-I2:50 Pm. Sermon at l225)
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Woodward Avenue at Grand Circus Park
Mrs. Norman Vincent PeaIe, March 10. II
Nationally Renowned Church LEADER Charming, Convincing
speaker.
Dr. Gardner c. Taylor. Negro March n. n, 70
President Council Of New York. Noted Brooklyn
Preacher and Pastor.
Dr. Martin NemoelIer. April 40. GERMAN HERO
Pres EvanoeIcaI Church, Hesse-Nassau Germany
WWJ BRoADcAsTs MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
7:4ss:oo PM $50 ON YOUR DIAL
OLD MARINERS SERVICES each noon u2o5-'2;3s'
al Old Mariners Church in the Civic Center area Ionf
n.r..k;ro of Old Mariners and the Detroit Council OF
Churches as an ecvenica witness 70 Metropolitan Detroit
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Quakes Level Port

CONTINUED from Back Page)
Of MANY MARvEl0uS MANSIONS
THE HUMAN AND "MATERIAl"
ARE MYTHS ]!
TINE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-eslIedl MAIE
EXISTENCE" p. III, GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK - LN-F-A-L-LI-BL-E BIBLE
PART2
MORAL. SPIRITUAL, EDUCATIONAL LESSONS:
!, ADAMS. EYES MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS
2 "THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL LM-Y.IH.-
Gail BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE eItk'
NAL" tst. PAUL. - HEAVENLY HARMONIOUS
g. THE UNIVERSE IS Ioo% THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT!
a. rt4e REAL IS EXTERNALLY VERY GOOD"
(3en. l:31) - PERFECT ~
s. MINOR PROPHET HABAKKUK THOU AK' VI
PURER EYES THAN TO
eeuolp EVIL, AND cANsT NOT LOOK uroN
,NlouJTY," (ch. l:Is) THE REMAINDER OF The v1Nse
IS or SATAN BOUND" ADANLEvE TRANsLA-
ToRs-"evERY MORTAL A LIAR" ISL Paul IN Romans
coos COT ossAL CHRIST SCIENCE MAKES w.
MoRTALs, = AN AWAKENING TO, APPREHENs'o"
or. THE REAL
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Lineo|n-

tconfinved from Back Page)
1.-TWO DRINKS"
LIQUOR, GREATEST ENEMY OF MANKIND!
ION THE LAST DAY OF LiNcoLNs LIFE. THE
GREAT EMANcPAToR SAID: WE HAVE CLEARED UP
A COLOSSAL JOB. SLAVERY IS ABOLISHED. AFTER RE-
CONSTRUCTION THE NEXT GREAT QUESTION WILL BE
THE OVERTHROW AND SUPPRESSION OF THE LEGAL
lied LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
THAT EVENING. MR.. BOOTH STOPPED IN A sA
LOON, FILLED HIMSELF WITH LIQUOR TO NERVE HIM.
SELF FOR HIS PLANNED TRAGEDY. THAT NIGHT LIN
DRINK OF LIQUOR AT THE SAME SALOON WHILE HE
WAS AWAY. BOOTH SHOT LINCOLN. THOSE TWO
DRINKS WERE THE MOST COSTLY DRINKS IN AMERI
CAN HISTORY. LIQUOR IS THE GREATEST ENEMY OF
MANKIND"
The Sword Of the Lord 226. Wheaton, H.
Dr.. John r. Rice Publisher
Blasts Stun Cuba
Continued From Back Page
BLASTS STUN CUBA" : SABOTAGE"
"AccIDENT?"
HAVANA, March tUPT-cuba today blamed sabo
age for two explosions which wrecked French munitions
ship with heavy loss Of life here yesterday
THERE WERE HINTS THAT THE sABoTEURs
WERE BASED IN THE UNITED STATES
Estimates Of casualties ranged high IS TO 100
persons killed and 80 injured but reporters thought
death toll would be closer to 60
THlRTY-NINE BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND, SIX
FRENCH CREW MEMBERS WERE REPORTED MISSING
AND DOZEN DOcKWORKERs WERE BELIEVED
BLOWN INTO THE WATER.
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Second Class Citizens

OOSVssH SuUSS SsSEAOIbS
CONTINUED from Back Pase
DEAF. DUMB and BLIND = LIKE ALL WICKED
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATIONS = TO THE IN
COMPLETENESS OF JESUS TEACHINGS
THE MASTER KNEW ALL - BUT THE M-Y-T-H-I-
CAL, DEvILIsH. ANTI-cHRIST. P-s-Y-cHo-
P-A-TH-l-c ADAMS EWES, MURDERoUs GAINS.
JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS - THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD - "cHAsTLY FARCE" MYTHS u! -
COULD NOT BEAR. "A COMPLETE AND FINAL
REVELATION WHICH CAME AFTER ABE LINcOLNS
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION" CLOSING OF
CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH M-Y-TH!!! AND MAR
TYRDoM! AND GODS GREATEST MARY. APP
POINTED FEB. 1866, WOMAN. CLOTHED WITH THE
SUM- WHOSE MAN CHILD [cHRIsT COLOSSAL
SCIENCE OF SCIENCES" i WOULD RULE us RuLINcl
ALL NATIONS WITH ROD OF IRON REV. l2:l. s..
ISAIAH BOUND" BIBLES. CLERGY. LAITY.
LEADERS MASSES = THE NON CHRIST
SCIENTIST!
GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK.
"scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
TUREs." is HIS ONLY INFALLIBLE - BIBLE -
PASTOR - DESTINED TO FORCE CLERGY AND
DEVIL TO CEASE USING SCRIPTURES FOR
sATANs OWN PURPOSE
you WILL RECALL ABE LINCOLN QUOTED
SHAKESPEARE THERETO
PART2
"sATAN BOUND" CATHOLIC cLERCY's GUILT :
DEVOTION TO THE MOTHER OF CHRIST"
WHO TAUGHT THE TRUTH AND WORKED THE
MIRAcLEss WHO WAS cRUcIFIED, AROSE FROM THE
DEAD AND HAD THE ASCENSION?
MARY, OR JESUS?
ALL HONOR TO MARY FOR HER WoRTHINESS,
TO HAVE CONCEPTION BY THE HOLY GHOST, WHOSE
SON WOULD HONOR NE, GOD, AS FATHER =
THEREBY REDUCING TO ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNEss,"
FLESH. MATTER" AND ITS FATHER THE
DEVIL, HE'LL, AND THE cLERCYs LUNAcY THERE.
TO! "ETERNiTY OF" AND THE SHINING,
STUPID, LAUNDERING ADAM-EvE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL"
WORLD. VIA WHICH SATAN WOULD COUNTERFEIT
AND BURLESQUE THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
NY ONE UNIVERSE, THE ONLY REAL - OF UNN
vADABLE. INcoRRUPTIBLE. oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT.
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS christ Jesus)
my OFFSPRING. THE ONLY REAL! : SINLESS.
DEATHLEss. FLEsHlEss.
MATTERlEsS. ADAM-EvElEss. SPIRITUAL.
cHRSTLIKE : Externally. COMPLETELY
POPUlATINC THAT ONE UNIVERSE :
MAKING VALID (THE) GENESIS toF CREATION
Ch !, w. Is MAN, MY IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF
MAJESTIC, INFINITE SPIRIT. THE ONE SUBSTANCE.
THE ONE REAL SANE MIND. SOUL. oAhNIP
DIVINE LOVE- v. 81 - AND GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT he 1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT
cREAroRl HAD MADE AND, BEHOLD. 1T WAS
t-LS-l VERY GOOD
Flaming Train Wreek-
tconsnved from Back Psse) =
AND THAT ENGINEER - NOT A REAL
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
1 GOD WARN THOSE WHO HAVE AWAKENED FROM
THE MYTHS - DEVIL. HELL, BIRTHS. DEATHS.
ADAMS. EWES MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
-
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Key To Mental Care

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DERoUS CAIN JUDAS KNAvES AND FOOLS, THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHOOD - THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
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SUPPORT HELD KEY TO MENTAL CARE"
More active citizen participation could the
downward trend in mentapafient in Michigan, Dr.
John Basko. mental health authority said in Detroit Mon
day. y
PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE ALcNr WILL NEVER
SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF MENTAL ILLNESS" DR..
BLAsKo SAID. SUPPORT OF PEOPLE IN THE CON-
MUNITY IS THE ONLY ANSWER"
Or. BIasko assistant director Of psyehiairy and nev
roogy for the Veterans Administration in Washington
pressed his views at press conference.
He spoke later at Mental Health Institute conducted
by fhe Wayne County Chapter of the Michigan Society for
Mental Health.
DR.. BIasko is a member Of the American PsYchiatric
Association committee standards and policies.
DR. BLASKO SAID THAT ANNUAL BUDGET IN
cREAsEs OF 10 TO Is PER CENT IN CONNECTICUT
MAINTAIN A 1T PATIENT TO EMPLoyE RATIO. HE
SAID THE NATIONAL AVERAGE or ABOUT 3.s.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-19
Undisputed


If Rosary's players in
vite University's basket
ball team to their athletic
banquet, don't be Surpris-
ed. Thanks to University,
Rosary is the undisputed 1860
County League cage cham
pion.
University handed the clear.
cut crown TO the Crusaders
by defeating Canal Winehes-
Ter last week, 1854. Had Can.
al Winchester won, Rosary
would have had TO share the
title with the Indians.
Rosary had to depend on
University since the Crusad-
ers had already completed
their Eel campaign with a 6-2
record.
While University was max
ing the big assist, Rosary
picked up a montague win
over Delaware st. Mary, S.
So. Down STAT, Rosary rallied
with Capt. Bob Duckworth
ripping the cords for eight
points in the last minutes. He
finished with 27.
Mike Welsh and Bob Strohm
each tailed 20 for the Della
ware Irish.
Rosary thus finished the
regular season with an III
record compared with I'll
last Year, while Delaware st.
Mary closed with an 3-9 re-
cord compared with Ala last
year,.
Columbus st. Mary tipped
to a 6O-44 win over Academy
to finish in a three-way tie
for third place in the Frank
lin County League. Three
teams also tied for second.
st. Mary won the County
League reserve title with a
II record by beating Acad-
envy ALB.
The Fighting Rams took on
once-beaten Corning in a non
league bout and lost, 56-43, as
Corning ended its season with
10 victories.