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625 &C.. MINOR PROPHET HABAKKUK. DE-
cLAREs PURE, ETERNAL TRUTH - Chapter l:l3 -
BUT THE DEVIL HORNS IN IN THE VERY SAME
VERSE! Z
NY, GODS VOICE: THOU ART OF PURER EYES
THAN TO BEHOLD EVIL. AND cANsT NOT LOOK ON
lNloUITY:"
NOW. sATANs ADAM-EvE TRANsLAToRs BIG
LlE WHEREFORE LooKEsT THOU UPON THEM THAT
DEAL TREAcHERoUsLY. AND HoLDEST THY
TONGUE WHEN THE WICKED DEvoURETH THE
MAN THAT IS MORE RIGHTEOUS THAN HEP"
1000 Be-: ALL. VERY GOOD" : PERFECT (!
MAN. NY OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING
NOT A DEVILS ADAM. EVE. MURDERoUs CAIN
JUDAS, KNAvE OR FOOL. THE EGO AND PsY
GEOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD
HENCE. THE c-H-lL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS.
YOUR SAVIOR
GEN. I:26: "coD SAID. LET US MAKE MAN IN
OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS" - THE LIKE
NESS OF INFINITE, MAJESTIC, UNERRINc
SPIRIT. THE ONE SUBSTANCE. voiDINc MATTER"
AND ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL AND HELL -
GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND M-Y-T-H-slil
land LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER -.
ALL
val land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
he THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS t-I-S-l VERY
GOOD"
9Th CENTURY &c. CLEAR WsIoN ISAIAH or
VIRGIN BIRTH FAME APPREHENDs THE u-NR-E-
ALITY or THE ADAM-EvE PSEUDO CREATION:
ISAIAH 722 - CEASE yE FROM MAN. WHOSE
BREATH IS ~ HIS NosTRlLs: FOR WHEREIN IS
ne TO BE ACCOUNTED OFF,
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VERSE, NEVER NEEDING HEALING, ~ ALL
ETERNITY - AND Externally VOID or DEVILS
ADAMS. EYES, NUMEROUS GAINS JuDAsEs,
kNAves AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD -
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-esIIsdl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" = WHICH CANNOT REPUDlATE
THE c-HLL-pL-E.S-s CHRIST JESUS, WHO HoNoRED
NE. YOUR "FArHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HAR-
MoNIous" As THE ONE AND ONLY REAL
PARENT. IN, AND or. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE u
"WOEs OF HOSPITALS GROWING"
Public pressure for and better hospitals and 9TH
health services will continue TO grow panel Of experts
said yesterday at conference sponsored at he staer
Hilton by the Greater Detroit Area Hospital Council
NONE OF THE EXPERTS WHO SPOKE PRETENDED
TO HAVE ANY PAT SOLUTION.
One key thought. however. ihs
The immediate need Is TO find way so fhe people.
hospitals doctors and everybody else, really understands
the prsdiesmeni facing.
THEY AGREED THIS WON'T BE EASY. IT'S A CON-
Pick PROBLEM AND NO EASY WAY EXPLANATION
EXISTS.
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HARVEY S. FIREsToNE III WAS A VICTIM OF
NoNcHRsT SCIENTIST soPHIsTIcATIoN PROT.
ESTANT. IN THIS CASE WITH sIMILARITIEs
TO THE LATE FREDERICK sNlTE JR. CATHOLIC SON
OF A MILLIONAIRE. WHO TRAVELLED TO LoURDES,
FRANCE, CATHOLIC SHRINE. AND ON TO THE vATr:
CAN, MEETING WITH THE POPE, AND RETURNED
TO THE US. - UNHEALED!!!
EDSEL FORD. PROTESTANT. so. WAS ROBBED
OF rs YEARS VIA NoN-cHRlST SCIENTIST EDUCATION,
CULTURE, THEOLOGY THERAPEUTICS LABOR,
MANAGEMENT, IMPURE THINKING. LEADERSHIP, OF
THE MYTHS OF 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
lSocALLEDl MATERIAL EXISTENCE" - OF THE
MYTHICAL. SHINING. STUPID LAUNDERING.
ADAMEvE HUMAN RACES - MULTIPLYING LIKE
RABBITS - MURDERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs
KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD
WHICH WOULD. IF IT COULD. REPUDIATE THE
c-H-IL-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS, WHO APPRE-
HENDED THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF GODS OFF,
SPRING - OUR TRUE BEING WITHOUT BE-
GINNING WITHOUT ENDING - Externally PURE.
SINLEsS. DEATHLESS FLESHLESS, MATTER
LESS OF THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF INvUL.
NERABLE. oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETER.
NAL LIFE - NEVER AN ADAM AN EVE. A MURDER
Gus CAIN. A JUDAS THEREIN. IN ALL ETERNITY
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Fruehauf =

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ACCURACY EXCEEDING THE SCIENTISTS FINEST
MEcHANIsMS - OF WHICH ATOMIC, HYDRO
GEN. NUcLEAR POWER IS A HUMAN MiscoNcEP-
TON OF THE DIVINE - UTTERLY DEVOID or
DEsTRUcTvENEss EXCEPT TO REDUCE TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHINcNEss" - x-No. OF zERos -
THE ADAM-EvE MYTHS - DEVIL, HE'LL, SIN,
DISEASE. DEATHS WARS. EVEN; MATTER"
AND ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL HEAVEN. Ex-
cLUsIvELY REAL. WITHIN YOU. AT HAND -
land THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL, THAT THEY MIGHT
KNOW THEE. THE ONLY TRUE GOD AND JESUS
CHRIST, WHOM THOU HAST SENT"
BUT. TO THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs
GENERATION" WHICH COULD NOT BEAR" "A CON-
PLETE AND FINAL REVELATION THE PROMISE
AND PROPHECY OF ANOTHER COMFORTER, EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST. WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS - EVEN THE HEALING OF TIE NATIONS"
REVELATION t22:2) - OF THE REAL cREA-
TIoN OFFSPRING UNIVERSE. NEVER NEEDING
HEALING. IN ALL ETERNITY!
"FRUEHAUF NET UP 719o IN QUARTER"
Frvehavf Trailer Co. today reported ~ per cent rise
earnings II per cent sales increase in the first
quarter.
Net in the first quarter at record high Of $4,000
SAL equal to So share compared with $2,3469l9
IS cents share. in the period last year.
SALES ROSE TO $64,676,9l FROM $ss,l2464l A
YEAR AGO.
Roy Frvehavf, chairman. and w. e. Grace, president
and chief officer said that results for the latest
quarter reflected 1.-THE CONSTANT DRIVE TO IMPROVE
OUR POSITION"
The pressure for greater profits, greater overall per-
Torrance and improved public relations continues, they
added. Jour AIM IS TO MAKE 1860 OUR GREATEST
ALL-AROUND YEAR."
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(WHICH SELLS BETTER?
king JAMES OR REVISED STANDARD"

King still rules Protestant Bible sales In Detroit
shevsh younger generations favor the nsvIssd Stand.
ard vsvsion.
Vincent r. Rivers book buyer u shs J. l. Hudson Co..
said:
y RECALL WHEN WE SENT OUT THOUSANDS or
Rsvs AS SOON AS EACH SHIPMENT WAS RECEIVED.
OUR SALES WERE PHENOMENAL. BUT OUR CUSTOM
ERs HAVE GONE BACK TO THE KING JAMES. WOULD
ESTIMATE THAT THE Rsv NOW REPRESENTS rs PER
CENT Or OUR SALES"
The Episcopal Book Shop, 1867 Woodward, reported
sales Of the two works nearly equal
WE'RE IN THE NEcHeoRHooD or WAYNE UN-
vERsITYs" SAID THE MANAGER. MRS. DOROTHY PAT
TERsoN, land WE FIND THE YOUNG PEOPLE SELECT
THE Rsv BECAUSE THEY PREFER ITS MODERN LAM
cUAcE. OLDER PEOPLE ARE RELUCTANT TO GIVE UP
THE MAJESTIC PROSE OF THE KING JAMES,"
Bernard w. Hartwig, manager Of the Lutheran Book
Store 1914 Crafot, said I'VE STILL SELL THE KING
JAMES IN A RATIO OF THREE TO ONE. MANY OF OUR
CUSTOMERS SAY THEY DON'T AGREE WITH CERTAIN
INTERPRETATIONS OF THE NEW WORK."
The King James is overwhelmingly favored by Gus
TONERS Of Grand Bible and Book Shop, 1871 Woodward.
Highland Park.
MANAGER BARBER r. HUMPHREYS SAID MOST
OF THE CUSTOMERS ARE FROM EVANGELICAL
CHURCHES AND QUITE A FEW ARE ALARMED BY THE
REVISED STANDARD VERSION. MANY SAY THEIR MAIN
OBJECTION is THAT IT DOESN'T TEACH THE VIRGIN
BIRTH"
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ARTY DOING MOST FOR NEGROES?

Regionsiy speaking, iodsys survey finds proportion
aely more voters fhe South saying that the Republican
Party doing for the Negro than is the among
Northern voters.
Among voters in the South. sentiment two to
that the COP the party doing for the Negro
follows:
PARTY DOING MOST FOR NEGROES? -
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St. Anthony's

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DEVILS re-: HAIL MARY. MOTHER OF GOD
PRAY FOR US MISERABLE SINNERS!
PROPHET ISAIAH VIRGIN BIRTH FAME, 2:22e
cease YE FROM MAN" = OF THE FLESH
JESUS BELOVED ST. JOHN: "BEHOLD, WHAT MAN.
NER OF LOVE THOU. FATHER. HAST BESTOWED
UPON US. THAT WE SHOULD BE CALLED THE SONS
OF COD! tAR.vJ
Read all three Of the first Episte Of john 3:13.
SATAN BOUND re-. JUDAISM. AND OTHER
NON-CHRIsT SCIENTIST THEOLOGY. 5000
YEARS OUT OF DATE? ~!
1000 &C.. GENESIS OF CREATION - l:26: MAN,
GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS REFLEcTiNc THE ETER-
NALLY HARMONIOUS GOVERNMENT OF THE UNI
VERSE!
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE-
THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToR1 HAD
MADE, AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS [-I-s-lvERY GOOD"
free Press John r. Dickson, ST. - Chattanooga,
Tenn regional representative for the General Controls Co.
Of Detroit transferred to Detroit four years ago
....
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In fact, while about COP voter in eight II per
cent. thinks the Democratic Party dong for the
Negro than Democratic vof in five n per
cent, comedies that the Republican Party doing
The vote by party utilization:
QQINc MOsI NEcROes2
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Free Press AT
FRUEHAUF TRAILERS-3 months ended March 81:
net income $40o634. So cents share compared with
$2346olo, IS share for the months in
1859. Sales $64676ol1 $58,l2464l for period
year ago.
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BOOK, NY, GODS. ONLY NFAlLlBLE BIBLs
pAsTop AND THE EXTERNALLY. COMPLETELY
POPULATE ONE REAL UNIVERSE OF INcoR-
RupTiBLE, UNAVAILABLE. oMNIPREseNT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
Two lissIs girls roIIsr-skssed, hsnd-n-hsnd down
driveway Yesterday end into the path OF an oneomns
was fatally injured he other escaped WIN minor ev''
The car driver fhs girls and spP"so "s
but teo late. :"
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Although shs proportion Of Negro voters represented
in hs survey sample Is small analysis Of the views Of
Negroes ihs question shows sentiment TO favor the
Democratic Perry fire party doing fhs for shem
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY IA, 1860
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OWING TO ITS DEVIL SERVING LUNAcY IN
OPPOSING HUMANE. RELATIVELY SCIENTIFIC
BIRTH CONTROL AND BIRTH PREVENTION.
CAUSING. PROMOTING COLOSSAL Difficulties
AMONG ALL NATIONS AND PEoPLEsl
YOU POOR SATAN BOUND" DEVILS DUPEs,
SUCKERS DEPUTIES - YOU ACCEPT AS REAL
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF lso-eaIIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" - THE MYTHICAL. DEvLISH,
ANTLCHRlST. PsYcHoPATHIc. ADAM-EvE,
MURDERoUS CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvES' AND FOOLS
CREATION - THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD !! WHICH
FLATLY CONTRADICT THE GENESIS OF cREA
TON, FIRST CHAPTER = MY OFFSPRING, MY IMAGE
AND LIKENESS. OF INFINITE, UNERRINc, MA
JESTIC SPIRIT - THE ONE, REAL SUBSTANCE IN.
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. voDINc
MATTER" AND ITS FATHER. THE DEVIL, AND
HELL - GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND MYTHS!
LIKEWISE, HUMAN BIRTHS, DEFoRMITEs, DIS
AsTERs. PEsTLENcEs WARS. EVEN
YOU MAKE A LIAR OF NE YOU DISHoNoR nae
THE ONE, REAL PARENT IN, AND OF, THE UNI
VERSE - AS PER REVEALED TRUTH. 1000
&C. GEN. 1891: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT cREAToRl
KAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS [-I-s-l VERY
GOOD"
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"SEk. KENNEDY SAYS:
nv MILLION AMERICANS GO TO BED

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Apr. SEN John r. Kennedy D.,
Mass today swung Republican prosperity claims by say
ina 900 900 Americans go TO bed hungry every night
Economies and the farm problem occupied Sen. Ken
nedy as he opened speedy wodsy tour OF eleven ndi-
ana Giles seeking support for the May Wooster Presden-
fiai primary
In speech prepared for delivery at I'd District Dem
oerste meeting cited Republican claims Of Unprseedenf
ed prosperity under Eisenhower administration add'ng
1.-THE FACTS ARE THAT 100000 AMEk'CANs %
TO nep HUNGRY EVERY NIGHT. FIFTEEN MILLION
FAMILIES LIVE IN sUBsTANDARD HOUSING. SEVEN
MILLION FAMILIES ARE STRUGGLING TO SURVIVE ON
AN INCOME OF LESS. THAN $1,000 YEAR. WE HAVE
MORE THAN 1000 900 UNEMPLOYED WORKERS."
, 1960-06-13
Cubdnos Beet Pirdtes
Cornrnundos
Whip Cubs "a

The Cubanos defeated the
Pirates yesterday afternoon
on the Canegata Ball Field to
the tune Of 10. Home run
Ihitters were Cruz Soto and
Hans Hansen for the Cubanos.
Hansen pitched the game and
received credit for the vic
tory.
IN the late game Commands
defeated the Cubs BY q score
of 22-4. Maduro started for
the Commands and was the
winner. r. Jackson, hit his
first home run of the season.
, 1960-06-13
Ishrnuel Bough Mrs.
G. Fruncis Ndmed
TO Election Bourd

Ishmael Bough and Mrs.
Cynthia Francis were elected
to the ST. Croix Election
Board by the legislature %
Thursday night to succeed
Anton Teytaud and Alphonso
Andrews who resigned.
Senator Percival H. Reese
was elected to the Virgin Is
lands Home Rule Committee.
, 1960-06-13
Motorbike. Chevrolet
Collide at
GolloWs Boy

A motorbike, ridden by
Franklin A. Christensen was
in collision yesterday with q
Chevrolet car C507 driven by
Charles Sealy at the intersec-
ton Of Lagoon and Hospital
Streets IN christiansted yes
terday.
The car was said to be heed
ing east when it made 4 right
turn and crashed into the
bike damaging ! h E front
wheel.
, 1960-06-13

veIope containing 500 cash
for the purchase Of a radio,
contributed by several friends
inside and outside Of the
church. The Junior choir, I'M
der the direction of Mrs.
Brodhurst, then began TO sing
God VIII Take Care Of YOU;
at the second stanza three
girls and z boy left the chcir
loft and marched up the aisle
IN formation Of q cross carry
ing 4 gift Of a silver candle
stick, 4 bouquet Of pink and
white gladiolas and one Of
roses. AFTER presenting them
the quartet then sang the
third verse. On returning to
their seats they were joined
BY the rest Of the choir III
singing the fourth stanza.
After the service the congre-
cation went forward to con-
graduate Pastor and Mrs.
Nuudi.
, 1960-06-13

VIRGIN lslUnds Are
Featured in
Sidteside CoribdirAds
A new series Of Caribair adj
vertisements appearing j n
leading stateside publications
gives top billing to the Virgin
islands as a tourist destina-
ton. Tbs is believed to be the
first time the islands have
been featured in q regular
series Of ads BY any visiting
carrier.
The advertisements, which
first appeared June 2 IN Doth
the New York Times and the
Miami Herald, will also be dis
played in such leading publ
cations as the New York Mag
azine and Sports illustrated
during June. The present pro-
viii continue through
December and will be follow
ed by further Caribair ads
promoting travel to islands on
their routes.
The opening advertisement
in the newspaper campaign
handled by the Wendell p.
Cotton Company features the
convenience Of flying to the
Virgin Islands from San Juan,
stressing Caribair's frequent
sfIlghts by use Of the slogan,
"Up TOT Departures an Hour
Between San Juan and the
tccntinued on cage ~
, 1960-06-13
SdndY Point Beech
Appraised at
10000 Dollars

Twenty acres Of land al
Sandy Point, Frederiksted, fol
development as a public beach
and recreational area have
been appraised at $1O1,O 900 By
appraisers appointed by the
government. This area con
sists Of 216O feet Of beach
front.
Carlos A Downing, Com
missioner of Property and
fContinued on page a
, 1960-06-13

MONDAY. JUNE
Rev. HNuudi Honored /
BY Congregation N
Before Retirement g
The Rev. Harry Nuudi, pas
tor Of the Lutheran Church in q
Christiansted, was honored by s:
the members Of his congrega- al
tion, friends and Well-wishers IA
yesterday during t h E a ST
o'clock service. be
Mrs. Lorraine Sevilla played r.
the Prelude and Fuga by le
!. Bach; Mrs. Rita Forbes sang th
4 vocal solo, accompanied r
~ Mrs. Sevilla. Other rendi-
tons were a trumpet solo by s.
Crimmie Anderson; a baritone .,
solo BY Alphonso Forbes and n
vocal solos by Miss Valmoer II
Jacobs and Mrs. Gloria Coop i.
NM IL Z
er, they were accompanied by
Ernest Phaire. Mrs. Corlina
Simon also sang . trio with &
Miss Jacobs and Mrs. Cooper. 3
The senior choir rendered a
special anthem under the di-
rectaon Of Miss Imogene IS
Stevens. 70
CO
After prayer by Pastor Sc &
villa, Mrs. Sevilla played an 81
organ solo. Lionel Emanuel, j.
member Of the Church Coun- 4,
eli then tier nade brfef remarks a
) and presented Pastor Nuudi !,
with a gift from members Of );
the congregation. A gift was d
d 5 . presented to Pastor il
Sevilla. Is
Canute A. Brodhurst, paid st
tribute to Pastor Nuudi whom "
he called one Of the most bril- r.
liant pastor to occupy the th
pulpit of the church since Il
1886. Il
He then invited Mrs. NuSidi b.
J TO come forward to receive s.
!
, 1960-06-13
Rev. H.Nuudi Honored Two Cars Collide
BY Congregation Neor Peters Rest
Before Retirement Corner on SunduY


Cured on Sunday night about
$50 o'clock near Peters Rest
and Estate Pearl when Tho
mas Appel, operating Ford
station wagon Cl482, west
bound on the Center Line
Road collided with a Chevro-
let sedan, G 4S2 coming out Of
the road leading to Estate
Pearl.
Passengers in Mr.. Appel's
car were Mrs. Dorothy lie
Bert, Mrs. Sarah Fisher and
Miss Amelia Mack. In Mr..
Monell's car was Miss Maria
Parnilla, whom he was taking
to theGharies Harwood Me-
mortal Hospital to be treated
for a cut on her hand. All pas
sengers escaped injury.
Evening star., 1960-10-20

mended for hospital construc-
ton.
on civil rights, Mr.. Nixon
quoted Senator Kennedy as
saying last month that Repub-
licans had failed to take one
constructive step toward guar
anteeing equal opportunities to
all Americans" On the con-
trary, Mr.. Nixon said, under
President Eisenhower more
progress has been made in the
area Of equal opportunity and
civil rights than in the entire
period since the civil war"
On the Quemoy and Matsu
issue, Mr.. Nixon said Senator
Kennedy had distorted the ad-
ministration position on these
offshore China islands by quot
ing only one line of an Eisen-
hover letter on the subject.
THE policy of the President
and the administration" Mr..
Nixon said. has specifically
avoided drawing q defense line
around Forrnosa that excludes
Quemoy and Matsu."
Mr.. Nixon also said there is
evidence to refute Senator
Kennedy's statements on hous-
ing, minimum wage, and Voice
of America broadcasts to Latin
America.
Evening star., 1960-10-20
4 Hurt Slightly
As Bus Skids

Four persons were injured
slightly today when a D. C.
Transit bus skidded on wet
pavement and leaves and
rammed a tree at Benton street
N. w. and Tunlaw road.
The driver. s. L. Reinbhold.
told police the bus started skid
ding as it went down a slight
incline on Benton street be-
tween Observatory place and
Tunlaw road.
He estimated that the bus,
headed for Fourteenth and K
streets N. w. on the D-8 route
with As persons on board, was
travelling about Is miles an
hour when the right front
struck the tree. He said the
right front wheel had locked.
Passengers treated at George
town University Hospital and
released were Ann L. Smith,
4121 w street N. w., Mary
Chizzo. Ala Doris place N. w.,
Ella Dear. 2725 Thirty-ninth
street N. w., and Janice Carna- :
han. 1928 Fortieth street N. w.
Evening star., 1960-10-20

determined and f1lly developed
already in the primordial cells.
The immunological competence,
on the other hand, the faculty
of developing immunity is alb
sent in the embryo and full
immunological maturity is
reached only some time after
birth.
Prof. Burnet concluded that
the self" recognition capacity
is not inherited but is gradually
acquired during embryonic life.
Being constantly exposed to
"Self" substance. the developing
immunity producing system
learns to recognize the pattern
and stores a memory" of it
for the duration of life.
Prof. Burnet predicted that
a foreign pattern, introduced
during the formative period,
would in a similar fashion
leave its impression and, If re-
introduced later, be accepted
as self" and tolerated by the
immunity-producing system.
Prof. Burnet's thesis was ex-
perimentally tested and con-
firmed by Prof. Medawar and
his coworkers. Mouse ernbryos,
in the womb, were inoculated
with tissue from a different
breed of mice. Animals thus
treated appeared healthy at
birth and developed normally.
When, later, tissue from the
same breed as the original
donors was grated, the ma
jority Of the treated mice ac-
cepted the gratis, whereas nom
treated animals regularly re-
Ijected them, In prenatal treat
Iment had produced acquired
immunological tolerance.
Tissues from other breeds
than the original donors were
rejected In the usual way: as
Expected, tolerance proved to
Evening star., 1960-10-20
SLAYlNG
Victim, 70, Studied
Law as Her Hobby

Continued From First Page
discovered the body, lying on
the left side and lightly COW
cred with brush. It was within
a few feet Of q one.lane dirt
road that police said was fire.
quently used as q lovers
lane"
Scattered sandwich wrap
pers and coffee containers in
dicated the spot had been used
recently as q picnic place.
However, Capt. Hagner said,
the body was so well concealed
that it was impossible to see
until Mr.. Del Costello came
right on top Of It," ~
Mrs. Cochran was clad In q
black dress, black undercloth-
ing and black wedge shoes.
The law book bearing the pen
ciled name "Grace Cochran"
was found nearby. along with a
pink hat.
Capt. Hagner said that many
other items were discovered,
but their significance is not yet
known as the scene is a great
dumping area for trash. Her
purse and bag Of groceries were
not found.
He said DR.. Fishers autopsy
today viii show whether or not
there was any sexual assault,
and will reveal the full extent
of her injuries. :
Mrs. Cochran's daughter,
Mrs. Grace Henderson, lives at
1885 Annandale road, Fairfax
County. Va.
She said her mother was
born in Ashland, Wis, but has
Evening star., 1960-10-20

be as strictly specific @ phe-
nomenon as immunity.
The discovery Of the tolerance
phenomenon represents q major
breakthrough in the field of
immunology and has opened q
new chapter in experimental
biology. with several problems
of great practical medical i'm
portance laid open to attack.
New aspects are emerging on
the causes and treatment of the
large group of disorders in
which normal immunity reac-
tions represent an obstacle
rather than a help. or where
abnormal reactions are at the
root of the troubles.
Otherwise, life-saving opera
tions by exchange Of fatally
damaged or defective organs.
while technically feasible, were
previously doomed to fail on
account of the apparently in
surmountable immunity barrier.
Now, the problem is theoret-
ically solved.
Questions to which answers
are emerging are those Of the
treatment Of certain radiation
injuries, leukemia and certain
allergic disorders.
Evening star., 1960-10-20

disarmament debate If the
United States and its allies
insist on pushing their pro-
posals for arms reductions.
Charging that the Western
proposals would hamstring the
committees efforts, Mr.. Zorir
snapped that ''the Soviet Union
viii not participate in such a
waste Of time"
United States Ambassador
James j. Wadsworth shot back
that the United States would
not be swayed BY tough Soviet
talk.
I'VE viii not walk out of this
committee in any circum-
stances. Mr.. Wadsworth de-
clared. "and we win not be in
timidated by a Soviet threat to
do So"
Mr.. Wadsworth questioned
whether Soviet opposition to
combined discussion Of all four
disarmament items on the COM
mittee's agenda was q prelude
to the walkout Premier Nikita
KhruShchev had threatened
when he first broached the new
Soviet arms proposal before the
General Assembly nearly two
weeks ago.
Challenges Russians
Mr.. Wadsworth then chal-
lenged the Russians to accept
what he termed three key prin-
ciples Of a workahle tiisarma-
ment program: 1
81. A fair balance between
East and West. giving neithet
. significant military advarl,
tage.
2. Adequate Inspections and
verification, assuring that each
side holds to its pledges.
3. Step-by-step progress, to
build confidence so that more