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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
State, CITY Governments
ENDORSE HEALTH CARE

Public demand for the Forand
bill to provide health care for the
aged continued to mount as the
Massachusetts, legislature and the
city councils of Philadelphia and
Chester, Pa, called for prompt
congressional passage of the mea-
sure.
The Massachusetts, legislatures
adopted resolution urging Con-
gress to enact the bill introduced
by Rep. Anne j. Forand (D-R. -,
which would make health care for
the aged available through the So
cial security system, financed by
increased employee and employer
contributions.
The resolution, inserted in the
Congressional Record by Rep.
Thomas J. Lane (D-Mass.), termed
enactment of the bill in this ses-
sion of Congress essential to meet
the growing need for more ade-
quate medical care for elderly peo-
pie" Nine out of 10 people over
SIS, the Bay State legislator said,
would be aided by the measure.
In Chester, Pa, the five members
of the City Council, all of them
Republicans, unanimously endorsed
resolution introduced by Mayor
Joseph L. Eyre at the request of
Textile Workers Union of America
Local 10 and its pensioners club.
The Chester body forwarded CO.
pies of the resolution to members
of the Pennsylvania delegation in
Congress, accompanied by strong
personal pleas for support of the
Forand bill.
More than 60 trade unionists -
headed by Pres. Jack Mullen of
the Delaware County AFL-CIO
Council; Steelworkers init. Rep.
William Toners; and Shipworkers
Local 802 Business Rep. Phil News
were on hand in the Chester
council chambers when the resolu-
ton was adopted.
The Philadelphia City Councils
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16

UGA president-elect, Mr.. Ander-
son and retiring UGA president,
Mr.. Lett. George Cartwright, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, received award for
Mr.. Crosby. Earlier in the con-
vention, Mr.. Toomer, president
emeritus of the New Lincoln Golf
and Country Club, had delivered
greetings and welcome in behalf
of the Atlanta community.
The UGA's annual tournament
will be held at Chicago, ILL.,, Aug
ust 21-26, with the Choi-sette Golf
Club serving as host. Two Chi
cago golf courses will be used to
accommodate the tournament. Per-
sons desiring information on the
tournament should address COM
munications to Mrs. Mary Camp
bell, 355 East 33rd Street, Chi
cage.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
New Wayne Discovery
Named Cypress Creek

Cypress Creek Field has been
selected as the name for a new
Wayne County, Miss. discovery.
The area was opened to produc-
ton from what is believed to be
Rodessa sand at the Lyle Cashion
Co. and LARGO Drilling Co. No. 1
E. M. Jarrett ct al, c SW NE Sc
Section 27-10N-6W, four miles
northeast of Diamond Field.
Productive through perforations
875O-58 feet the well was COM
pleted flowing 1872 barrels 33.S-
gravity oil per day through
14I64-inch choke with tubing pres
sure. 50-75 pounds.
Electric log and sidewall sam
pies indicated the sand to hold ii
feet net pay at 8749-69 feet. Total
depth was 1909 feet and casing
was run to 8843 #. for completion.
The name for the new discovery
was taken from a creek by that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16
Paluxy Wildcat
Is Scheduled
Forrest County

Jett Drilling Co., Inc. and South
ern Natural Gas Co. have staked
location for No. 1 J. M. Carter,
c SW NV Section 8-3N-12W,
three-quarters Of q mile northwest
Of McCallum, Forrest County, Miss.
The proposed 13,000-foot wildcat
will test Paluxy.
Site Of the new stake spots one
half mile south and one-quarter
mile east Of Jett's No. 1 Carter
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-04-16

name which runs through the 40"
on which the well is located.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
JUST IN TIME
JUST IN TINE
Double Check Saves
Boby rom mSmotherino

A double check by a tele-
phone operator helped save
the life of a sufocating
4-month-old boy in Arlington
yesterday.
The baby. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobert Cressel of 4o3
South Adams street. became
entangled in a rubber sheet
while taking an afternoon nap
in his crib, firemen said.
When his mother found him,
Charles was barely breathing
and already had begun to turn
blue.
She ran to the home of a
neighbor who placed an emer-
gency call, which Immediately
was connected to fire depart
ment headquarters.
But the excited neighbor
told dispatcher Harry Leep
that the Cressel's address was
903 South Adams.
Misguided by the wrong ad-
dress, an ambulance and police
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Vote Registration
Set in Arlington

Arlington residents this
month and the first week of
next will receive special op-
portunity to register for voting.
The registrars Office at 24O9
N. Fifteenth street, opposite the
Courthouse, will remain open
from Z to 9 pm. each Tuesday
and Thursday. Voters also may
register during regular hours
from $3.50 to S pm. Monday
through Friday.
Payment of the State poll
tax is prerequisite to registra-
tion. The deadline for payment
without penalty is May 7.
In addition to the Presi-
Dental election in November,
two other elections will be con-
Quoted in the county during
coming months. A special bond
referendum is scheduled for
May II and the Democratic
primary will be July IL.
Evening star., 1960-04-05

son." confessed Judge Miller.
However. we felt that we
should notify a man If he's
going to be shot; that's why
we are organizing a group to
support Stevenson as a second
choice in case John Kennedy
is not named by the Demo-
cratic convention in July"
Judge Miller offered his can
didate's name along with the
backing of four typewriter
pages Of Democratic support
ers. Only the acquiescence of
Adlai Stevenson himself was
missing-and he is due back
from a South American trip
today to defend himself.
Gov. Stevenson has said he
will accept a draft" said Judge
Miller. When his voice is
heard in the land, it will be-
come apparent again to all in
the Democratic Party that his
is the voice that must speak
for US in the world today"
Evening star., 1960-04-05

structures at the railroad and
the present Route 613, single
spans to take Bush Hill drive
and Linnean street traffic over
the circumferential, and one
span where the circumferential
will go over the relocated Route
6l3 at an interchange.
The $11,068.027 contract
awarded to the two North Car
olina companies is the largest
ever awarded for a single pro-
ject on Virginia's interstate net
work, a State Highway Com
mission spokesman said.
The two contract awards for
work on the Washington Cir
cumferential highway in North
ern Virginia were among a total
Of S18,545,618 allocated for
seven interstate road and
bridge projects.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Wheaton Citizens
Win Reversal of
Zoninq Decision

Ayear-long battle by Wheaton
area residents ended today in
victory for the citizens when
the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil voted 4 to 3 to rescind an
apartment zoning decision made
last fall.
The split vote reversed a No
vember rs council action grant
ing R-30 apartment coming for
a 12-acre tract at Viers Mill
road and Connecticut avenue.
Today's vote was tentative but
is expected to be confirmed by
a formal council resolution next
week.
Several civic associations
supported by hundreds of area
residents opposed the rezoning
beginning in February, 1859.
when public hearings were held
on the request.
The key vote in the reversal
was cast by the newest member
OF the council. Joe M. Kyle, who
was appointed to fill a council
vacancy two months ago.
Evening star., 1960-04-05

rushed about the neighborhood
vainly trying to find the baby.
A telephone supervisor, Miss
Ruby Barb, waited ten minutes
which she thought was sufi-
cient time for help to arrive.
She then called the neighbor
back to make sure.
Told the ambulance had not
come. Miss Barb ascertained
the correct address and
promptly notified Mr.. Leep,
who radioed new instructions
to the ambulance.
Firemen administered oxy-
gen to the baby and sped to
Arlington Hospital where emer-
gency treatment soon brought
him out of danger.
Today the hospital reported
that the child. Charles. is in
very good condition"
Chief operator Mary Ken
dali said the telephone COM
pany always checks emergency
calls and tries to provide any
additional assistance it can.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Sl2.2 Million Contracts
On Virginia Rood Let

The Virginia State Highway
Commission has awarded con-
tracts totaling $12.27o,748 for
work on the new Washington
Circumferential in Alexandria
and Fairfax County.
The major portion of the
work, on a bid of S11,06S OPT,
went to the Nello L. Teer Co..
Inc, of Durham, N. c., and
Bowers Construction Co., of
Raleigh, N. c. Another part
went to the Talbott-Marks and
Runions Co., Inc, of Clarks-
vile, on a bid of $1,202.721.
Included in the projects is
So miles of grading and drain
ing from the Jones Point
Bridge to the project now un-
der construction near the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg & Poto-
mac Railroad, with 2.5 miles
Of pavement from the bridge
to Route 241.
Also in the project awarded
to the two North Carolina COM
panieS are six bridges of an
interchange at Hunting Creek
at Route l, an overpass at
Mount Vernon Memorial high
way and seven major concrete
culverts on the roadway.
In the portion of the work
awarded to the Clarksville
company are six bridges be-
tween Telegraph road and the
RF&P Railroad, including twin
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Arlington Woman
Held in Lottery

A 27-year-old Arlington
woman was charged with oper-
ating a lottery yesterday after
a raid by county detectives.
Police accused Mrs. Bertha
Lee Womack of the 3700 block
OF South Kemper road of con.
Quoting $1,000 a week num-
bers operation.
Detective Leonard j. Bur-
nette said he an dother officers
found numbers slips in virtually
every room of the house, in
cluding some hidden in chill
dren's books. Other officers in
the raid were Detectives B. G.
Cox and w. K. Stover and Pvt.
Harry Harding.
Mrs. Womack was released
on $1,000 bond and a prelim-
mary hearing was scheduled
for last Monday.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Stevenson Bockers
Launch 'Iffy' Campaign

Beating the drum for a
non-running Democratic presi-
dental contender has its frus-
trations. but there are those
in Montgomery County with
high hopes.
Chief among them is Or
phans Court Judge Ted Miller,
who called a quiet press con-
ference yesterday in Rockville
to announce the formation of
the Suburban Maryland
Draft Stevenson Committee"
Full of unknown factors, the
launching was one of the "iffy-
est" in political history.
"If Adlai is willing" was the
keynote for the non-kickoff of
the soft-pedalled campaign for
the former Governor of Illinois.
twice defeated for the presi-
dency.
I'VE are working against the
advice, wishes and counsel Of
anyone around Gov. Steven
Evening star., 1960-04-05

OiAJ q NfONC1 A1IlICIlI ~ O1IlloC W
pay" since it was not hard cash
but paper money. The District
contends money is money,
whether paper, gold or silver.
Mr.. Mackey, who won fame
as a Commemorative Attorney
for Arlington County at the
turn of the century, died in
1857 at the age of 81. He cleaned
out gambling in Arlington
County during his days as Com
monwealth's Attorney in an
area that had become known
as the Monte Carlo" of the
East.
The Supreme Court agreed to
review an appeal by Harry r.
Thomas, executor of the es-
tate, from a decision by Judge
William D. Medley of the Ar
lington County Circuit Court
upholding Virginia's right to
tax the $263,100.
The State decided the sum
was an Intangible asset" dis
tinguishing between hard cash
and United States currency in
the form of paper bills. The
District decided, after weighing
this contention, that the money
was not Intangible but a tangi-
BILE property.
There would have been no
question over the Districts
right to collect the tax If the
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Mother Finds Girl, 2,
Drowned in Fish Pond

A 2-year-old girl drowned
yesterday in Riverdale after
falling in a family fish pond
she had enjoyed ripping with
pebbles.
Winifred Grace Thomas of
6206 Forty fourth avenue, was
pronounced dead at Leland
Hospital, Riverdale, after at
temptS at artificial respiration
failed to revive her. The county
medical examiner listed the
death as accidental due to
drowning, according to Detec-
tive 1t. Earl j. Huber.
The victim was the only child
Of Humbert and Dorothy
Thomas, police said. They said
she previously had received
warning not to throw pebbles in
the pond. the last coming from
her grandmother. Mrs. Wini-
fred Cornwell about 10 min
utes before the incident.
Mrs. Thomas said her daugh-
ter had never waded in the
pond. She had been watching
the youngster from a window
and became alarmed when a
check revealed the child no.
where in sight.
, Seeing the front gate open,
Mrs. Thomas first began
searching up and down Forty
fourth avenue about 10 min
utes. When this proved futile
she looked in the pond and saw
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Brentwood Meetino

The Brentwood Democratic
Club win hear a report on high
lights of the recent Maryland
General Assembly session at its
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at
the home of Mrs. Margurite
McLelland, 3707 Tilden street.
1t will be given by Lansdale G..
SasScer, jr., chairman of the
Prince Georges County delega-
ton to Annapolis.
Evening star., 1960-04-05

sum had been in silver dollars,
since Virginia presumably
would have conceded the tangi-
bility of the $263,100 in this
case. But with it's holding that
paper money is an intangible
asset, it concluded that the
taxing right reverted to Vir-
ginia because Mr.. Mackey had
lived in Arlington.
Mr.. Mackey had practiced
law both in Arlington and in
Washington. He lived for 60
years at I'LL North Twenty
second street in Arlington.
The estate paid the tax to
the District but baked at Vir-
ginia's effort to collect $685.
SO.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Firemen to Dine

The Prince Georges County
Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
ton will hold its annual ban
quet at 7::30 pm. Saturday in
the clubhouse at the Bowie race
track. Representative johnson,
Democrat of Maryland, will be
the principal speaker.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Arruignment Delayed
In Counterfeit Cuse

RICHMOND, April S (AP)-
A l5-year-old boy. who, police
said, was used by his family to
pass counterfeit money, appeared
in Federal District Court yes
terday, but his arraignment
was delayed until a lawyer can
be appointed to represent him.
The boy was arrested in
Hopewell on a charge of pass
ing counterfeit half dollars.
Authorities are looking for the
lads mother and father, al
legged to be the actual counter
feiters.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
Nursing Home Care
Symposium Slated

A symposium dealing with
the improvement of patient
care in nursing homes will be
held from 9 am. to 4 pm. April
13 at the Washington Sani-
tarium and Hospital.
The meeting, which will in
clude lectures and a panel dis
cussion. is sponsored by the
Maryland Nursing Home AS
sociation District 2, the Mary
land Nurses Association District
5. the Montgomery County
Health Department and the
Montgomery County Tuber-
culosis and Heart Association.
Evening star., 1960-04-05

her daughter, fully clothed,
floating face down.
The pond is about 10 feet
across and 2 feet in its deepest
part, 1t. Huber said. A two
foot wire fence encircled the
pond, he said.
Police theorized the young
ster either fell or climbed across
the fence while throwing peb-
bles or playing at the pond.
The body was taken to the
Gasch Funeral Home in HyattS-
vile.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
CATTLE AVERAGE
1888 A HEAD AT
(. R. HURT SALE
By the Associated Press

Everett r. Hurt sold 201
head of cattle for $177,540
yesterday, an average of
$3.50 a head.
Mr.. Hurt is liquidating
his herd of 900 purebred
Hereford cattle at his Sun
down Farm near Olney,
Md. About 500 buyers from
IA States attended the
first day of the sale, which
continues today and tomor-
row.
The top price was $500,
paid for Sundown Colo
rado Domino II by Day.
break Farm, Libertyville,
Ill.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
High Court to Decide
On Paper Money Tax

dispute between the District of Columbia and the
State of Virginia who entitled to collect taxes on
$263l0O which part of the Cranda Mackey estate will
be decided by the Supreme Court
Virginia argues that the money left in a safe deposit
box in the Second National Bank in Washington really
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
Roosevelt =



The Republicans had to protect Roosevelt
But .he Republican party shares the guilt of the Democrats
did fully fight him for the countrys sake
THE REPUBLICANS STILL PUT ROOSEvELTS PRESTIGE
ABOVE THE CONSTITUTION AND THE NATION.
Neither party has yet confessed its guilt in crimes
against the United States repenied the misconduct Of
pairy leaders 1T IS NOT TRUE THAT IN 1914 DEWEY
HAD DUTY TO UPHOLD ROOSEVELT BECAUSE WE
WERE IN A DESPERATE WAR; DEWEYS DUTY WAS TO
FIGHT ROOSEVELT AND EXPOSE HIM AS A FRAUD.
WiIke four years earlier, dovblecrosser who
how able to conceal from press, God for
give the fact that he Trojan horseman temporari
y urned Republican and ready TO after eIec
on day that his righteous vocferaons had been
Campaign oratory."
Dewey knew. in common with many Of US in con.
fdentia souls that Roosevelt thief Of money frauds
which he promoted for members of his family we'll
cheat in many private and public matters. He had de-
nouneed Stain bloody-handed monster ndsfnguish-
be from Hitler But afterward he opened veins
the monster from Killers mighty armies.
Knowing what he doing, he preserved communism
from ephemera, local mania in Germany whose oppon-
ents the German home grounds then trying
overthrow Hitler No intelligent man-and Roosevelt
acclaimed by his henehmen for his informed intellect
Rad the fantes TO pretend that he thought the
Communist empire myth weakIing.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
Congress =


(consinvsd from Back Pses)
SUCH IS THE STATUS OF HEBREWS Acs
PRoTEsTANTs. AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL. THs NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST - MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL cRlPPLES - 30 YEARS. PLUS, RIP
VAN Wrinkles! = PRISONERS or THE DEVIL
VIA INVOLUNTARY ERROR = PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE
SANITY. JUDGMENT HONESTY, INTELLlcEMcE
- THAT Is. AS ADAMS. EWES. MuRDERous GAINS.
JuDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAREMTHooD
PRECEDING THE IMPERATIVE NEW BIRTH"
VIA THE c-H-L-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS cRUSADlNC
INFALLiBLY - F0REvERMoRE - IN NY ONE
SATANFREE, SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS,
THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST ! - WITHOUT THE IM-
PEDMENT OF MARYss FLESH HIS PREAscENsioN
MORTAL IDENTITY!
"POLITICAL PRESSURE, A POOR PAYMASTER"
Generally speaking. If there is factor more i'm
porfanf than most others in the morale OF working
ganzafion is feeling that every up and down
line is being paid in close proportion fhe value of his
work.
THAT CONSIDERATION HAS BEEN BADLY vIo.
LATED BY CONGRESS IN ITS HASTE TO BOW TO A
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES LOBBY ON THE EVE OF THE
PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
The topheavy votes by which S764 million pay in
crease bill passed by President Eisenhower
are no index OF merit They to signify rather COM
paisanf attitude the part Of the congressman which
augers i'll for the handling Of the pvbcs business.
THE BILL DESERVES THE PRESIDENTS lNDicT-
MENT OF BEING "NDEFENSIBLE BY ANY LIGHT"
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

ey FERRY TO THIS FORMER FREE FRENCH HEAD
QUARTERS CITY ACROSS THE CONGO RIVER FROM
LROPotpvILLE.
oy nghtfsll sembsnes Of order had been restored,
but te situation Far from quiet in LeopodvIle
few imposed AZ pm the capital Of the former Bel
gisn colony.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
Panic :


tconfinued From Back Pase
VIA INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs SAUL
OF TARsus ADAMEvE TRANsLAToRS! THE
ROAD TO HELL IS PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS"
ABE LINCOLN, WHOSE MARTyRDoM IS THE
COUNTERPART OF JOHN THE BAPTIST tAccELERA-
TIoNs OF THE ONE CHRIST MEssiAtD DIS
cERNED MUCH OF THE IMMEDIATE FOREGOING,
AND QUOTED SHAKESPEARE: THE DEVIL
USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE"
PART2
DEATH, SINGLY OR MASS. IS A M-Y-T-H!!!
PREMATURE DEPARTURES CANNOT REMOVE
ADAMS, EYES MURDEROUS GAINS. JuDAsES,
KNAvES AND FOOLS, OUT OF THE ONE, REAL
UNIVERSE or sUPERsATURATED. iNcoRRUPTiBLE.
INvULNERABLE, OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE!
BUT - PREMATURE AWAKENINGS, COMPENSATE
FOR THE SEEMINGLY TERRIFYING oRDEALS
PRAYER REPENTANCE, BEGINNINGS OF SPIRIT
uAL REGENERATION BEGIN AN APPREHENSION OF
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH
Revelation 2I:N -
THE REAL IS ETERNALLY VOID OF BIRTHS.
DEATHS, DEFoRMiTlEs DISASTERS PEsTILENcEs
WARS, SIM HELL, MATTER" AND ITS FATHER,
THE DEVIL + - GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND myths
"PANIc GROWS IN CONGO, WHITES
FLEE COUNTRY"
"MUTINEERS RUN WILD IN CAPITAL"
TROOPS INVADE U.S.. EMBASSY"
BRAzzAvILLE French Congo Republic. July s-chsos
and panic gripped Leopodve today with mufinous Negro
troops running wild for hours through the capital Of the
nine-dayoId Belgian Congo Republic.
SEVERAL THOUSAND WHITES, MOSTLY WOMEN
AND chill DREN FLED THE CITY IN FEAR OF ASSAULT
tconiinvsd Next Column. Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16
Warrior Angel :

Warrior Angel =
tcontnvsd srem Back Pase)
PART2
YOUR THREAT TO U.S.. RE CUBA.
YoucAN 60 10 HELL land you WON'T HAvr
100 ANYWHERE BECAUSE TnArs WHERE
you NOW RESIDE
TMe US WILL PROTECT BOTH ITS INTERESTS
AND Ttte CUBAN PEOPLE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE LOGIC OF EVENTS" tsatD
DON'T FORGET Tne FOUR YEARS lI-2 q v,cHrs
OUR BoMBERs WILL GIVE you SUCH FIRE AND
BRiMsToNE' AS RUINED MUssoLNL HITLER. ToIo,I,
THEY. TOO. TALKED BIG!
MUSS0lku. THAT "sAWDUsT CAESAR"
THREATENED : LIKE THE LUNATICs INA
NUT HOUSE!
HITLER WAS GOING TO CHANGE HISTORY
FOR A THOUSAND YEARS!
AND He SPOKE MORE FAcTUALLY THAN HE
INTENDED!
BUT. BEING THE BANKRUPT Rc RENEGADE
THAT HE WAS. He COULD NOT SPEAK AS A PROPHET
HENCE. HIS RUIN AND SUICIDE
TOTO. JAPANESE KHRUsHcHEv WAS GOING
TO COME 70 WASHINGTON AND DICTATE
PEACE TERMS!
PART
e0DSS hlGHEST CHOSEN. CHRIsTLlKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS,
HAVE YOUR NUMBER - AND THEY WILL COM.
FORT AND GUIDE THE FREE PEOPLES! AND AS
JESUS CAST SEVEN DEVILS OUT OF MARY MAC
DALENE' SO SHALL THEY CAST SEVEN DEVILS
OUT OF THE DEVILS DUPEs. SUCKERS DEPU-
TIES. MINOR AND MAJoR
REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS FEAR NOTHING I!
THEY APPREHEND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
sUPERSATURATED, iNcoRRUPTIBLE. UNINvADABLE.
.oMNiPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE -
THEIR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS MAN.
sIoNS" Christ Jesus).
you WILL OBEY YOUR MASTER. THE DEVIL,
a MURDERER. LIAR. VOID OF TRUTH VOID OF
REALITY ~ - UNTIL MANS EXTREMITY
GODS OPPORTUNITY! - p 266, CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE TEXTBOOK. NY ONLY INFALLIBLE
PASTOR BIBLE ALL OTHERS ARE PRISONERS OF
THE DEVIL (THAT Is WHY YOU ARE SATAN
BoUND"D y
sAuE OF TARsUs. ADAM-EvE TRANsLAToRs
HAVE SO ADULTERATED. EMAScULATED ALL OTHER
BIBLES. VIA INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADUL-
Terry, THAT PROFOUND THINKERS SUCH AS SHAKE
sPEARE. HAVE DECLARED: THE DEVIL USES SCRIP
TURE FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN CITED THOSE VERY WORDS
AND ATTRIBUTED HIS SUCCESS. IN LARGE MEASURE,
T0 THE BIBLE - KING JAMES PROTESTANT
INCIDENTALLY, A SEGMENT OF THE CATHOLIC
CLERGY is CHARGED WITH MASTERMINDINc
LINCOLNS ASSASSINATION!
PART
HUMAN RACES AND "MATTER"
ARE M-Y-T-H-S!!!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTH
CAL IL BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
YOU YOUR KREMLIN, SPIRITUAL LUNATIcS.
CRIMINALS AND THE CHINESE RED DEvLS
REPRESENT ONE EXTREME OF THE M-YT-H-L
CAL, ANTI-cHRIST -PSYcHoPATHIc- AOAM-eVE,
MURpERous CAIN. JUDAS KNAvEs' AND
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-16

THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTH
CAL IL BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"
YOU YOUR KREMLIN SPIRITUAL LUNATicS,
CRIMINALS, AND THE CHINESE RED DEVILS!
REPRESENT ONE EXTREME OF THE M-Y-T-H-L
CAT ANTI-cHRIST -PSYCHOPATHIC- ADAM-eVe,
MURDERous CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvES' AND
FOOL s. EGO AND PSYCHOLo oCY OF HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHOODl - THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF [so-caIIedl MATERIAL EXISTENCE" p IT,
Christian Science textbook.