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Morch
SoIes Drop
Almost q&o

New York, April Is: Woolworth
sales dropped s.9% in March ac-
cording to Gordon r. Carey, CORE
boycott coordinator. In March,
1859, sales were $73,476,O 900 and
fell to sec, 959 900 in March 1860.
THE 500 picket lines around the
nation have undoubtedly played a
significant role in this decline. Our
objective is not to hurt their bus
mess. Our objective is to put JUS
tice into their business"
AS late as March II, Mr.. Robert
c. Kirkwood, the president Of Wool
Worth in a speech before the New
York Society of Security Analysts
predicted the Company would in
crease sales by 90 for the year.
Yet, sales for the first quarter
have increased by only 3.1%.
The first sympathy picket line
was established by CORE in New
York City on February 10. Since
then picket lines manned by I'M
ions, churches, NAACP branches,
and other groups have spread the
boycott of this discriminatory chain
from coast to coast.
Woolworth is the largest restaur-
ant operator in the country, not
only in the number of units but
also in sales volume. Restaurant
and counter units are the biggest
dollar volume producer for the
company. More than half a million
people are served during the lunch
hour at Woolworth each day. &C
cording to Carey.
rs Clergy Picket WOolworth
Leading white and Negro clergy
men picketed the Woolworth store
at Fifth Avenue and seth Street,
New York City on Maundy Thurs
day.
The demonstration was arranged
by the Church Committee on Wool
worth Policies-in cooperation with
CORE. Co-chairmen of the Church
Committee are Rev. Eugene Call
endar, Rev. Donald Harrington,
Rev. William NJ. James and the
Rev. Gardner Taylor.
Clergymen carried signs saying,
Segregation is Morally Wrong"
Southern Woolworth Segregates,"
and END Lunch Counter Discrim-
nation"
The leaflet handed out by the
Ministers stated: I'VE are walking
today in New York so that our
friends and brothers regardless of
color or creed may live with dig
nifty in every corner of our United
States"
The statement of the Ministers
went on: Because we believe in
the Brotherhood of Man we ask
that all men of goodwill consider
prayerfully whether they can in
good conscience continue to pat
ronize business which segregates
anyone in any of their branch
stores"
In many cities the s. S. Kresge,
w. T. Grant and s. H. Kress stores
are being picketed at intervals.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22
Ramsey Council For
Good Government In
Vote Endorsements

The screening committee of the
Ramsey County Good Government
Council met Tuesday night to in
terview various candidates for Of
flee subject to the April &c, city
elections.
Jerry Robbins announced We'd
nesday that the council is endors-
ing the following candidates for
election:
For mayor: Adrian P. Winkel;
for city council: Bernard T. Hol-
land, Mrs. Donald M. Decourcey
and Roert Peterson, incumbents;
Vernon P. Michael and Michael
Mclaughlin.
The council urges the voters of
the st. Paul community to vote for
the endorsed candidates because of
their satisfactory records and re-
plies to the councils queries on
issues of special interest to the
community welfare, council officers
announced.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22
IRVING ARNOLD DIES

Irving Arnold, SIT f. Lake St, a
long time resident of Minneapolis,
died Thursday morning, April 81,
in Northern Pacific hospital in st.
Paul.
Arrangements were not complete
at press time For further inform
alton contact Neal Funeral Home.
FE. 6-7546.
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to champion his cause. For 'in
this day and age" with Negro
youngsters in the South bravely
facing beatings, fire-hoses, tear
gas, clubs and guns, and still in
sisting upon going to Jail to win
rights for all of us, we have little
patience with this kind of Uncle
Tom.
Fortunately, most Milwaukee
Negroes saw through the Kennedy
smokescreen and took the oppor-
tunity of letting Humphrey know
they appreciate his fight against
a man who openly accepts the sup
port of Southern bigots like Ala
bama Gov. Patterson and Alabama
White Citizens Councils head Sam
Englehardt. For the results of the
primary show that areas with large
Negro populations voted for Hum
phrey at a rate of nearly to /.
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300 feet and hit a parked box car,
The young married woman, Mrs.
Adele Freeman, 80, 40o5 Fifth Av.
s., mother of three children, was
thrown through the windshield.
Mrs. Freeman's throat was cut by
the glass and impact. She was
dead when police and the ambul-
ance arrived.
A passenger in the car, William
Minor, 3S, GA goth Av. S, re-
ceived only minor injuries and was
released almost Immediately from
the hospital.
She is survived by her husband,
James D. Freeman; three children,
David, Janice and Angela, all of
Minneapolis; mother, Mrs. Georgia
Guyse; three sisters and several
nieces.
Funeral services were held at
pm. Thursday, April 81, at Ora.
ham Temple Church of God ir
Christ with burial in Crystal Lake
cemetery.
Woodland Funeral Home was il
charge of the service.
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the shame They protested and
something was finally done about
it. The people wanted turkey too.
It is even so in this country and
in other lands, the current unrest
is the peoples way Of letting the
world know that they want turkey
too.
Instead Of trying to trace the
current unrest back to some COM
munist origin, it would be more
profitable to trace the inspiration
of race prejudice. Who inspired
segregation with its discrimina-
tons and brutalities and its de-
gredation? Who inspired the
Black Laws of the South so brilh-
antly described by June Purcell
Guild, a white woman of letters?
Who inspired the peonage sys-
tenn Of the South which is one of
the moral bhghs of current his
tory? Who inspired the idea OF
rushing Negroes to the front in
times of war and rushing them to
the rear in times of peace-a patent
moral brutality? Who inspired the
iniquitous schemes of disfranchise-
ment which makes a mockery Of
democracy?
The current unrest among nom
whites Is not communist inspired
but white-man inspired by such
means and measures that slaugh-
tered Negro South Africans Of re-
cent date.
To attribute the current sit
down protest to communist in
spiration is wishful thinking ming
led with iniquity
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finances, unequal ddcbue hoDhisoh
press, and the fact that he was
forced to compete in sort OF
beauty or popularity contest
rather than true political debate,
he, nOnetheless, more than held
his own I'm remaining a strong
contender for the Democratic
nomination. And 1, for one, view
the results of this first test Of
strength with the wonderful feel
ing that-win, lose or draw
have supported the one whom 1
feel is by far the better man.
For it is my deep conviction that
this country cannot afford to have
another popular" President who
lacks the courage to face squarely
the burning issue of our times: the
problem of the color line. If the
weak, tinid lack of leadership in
this vital area-which the current
occupant of the White House has
displayed in the face Of his clear
cut duty and opportunity-is re-
peated in the next four years, then
our kids may be demonstrating for
some time to come. Since Kennedy
has never been a flaming defender
of Constitutional rights, and since
he continues to refuse explanation
of his conferences with and sup
port by avowed Southern white
supremacists, must repeat my
own determination to look else
where for a candidate should Ken
nedy capture the Democratic nom
ination.
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Postal Officials
Visit Twin Cities

James Clark, assistant to the
Postmaster General and Cora
Brown, a member of the postmas-
ter's staff were in the Twin Cities
April IA, and the end of a 5000
mile inspection tour of postoffices.
Both officials visited the Mime
apolis office of the Spokesman and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22
ST. Paul Elections
TuesdaY. April rs.
To Elect MaYoE

St Paul voters will go to the
polls, next Tuesday, April 26 to
elect a mayor, city council and
other city officials.
A record vote for an off year is
predicted although the campaign
has not been an intense one.
Elsewhere in this edition various
candidates make their advertising
bid for the votes of reader of the
RECORDER.
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Housewife Killed
When Aufo Skids:
Strikes Box Cor

A young Minneapolis mother
and housewife died early Saturday
morning, April 16, when an auto
which she was driving skidded
over railroad tracks for a reported
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22

One of the fantastic things to
come out of the primary was
prominent story in the Milwa-
ukee journal that proclaimed:
"SOme Negroes think Sen. Hum
phrey gets too far on the subject
of civil rights" The Journal
said it found this opinion was
1.-THE overriding tenor" Of con-
versatiOns at a Kennedy rally In
Milwaukee. "The Kennedy or
ganiZation," the story continued,
went about to cut into Hum
phrey's demonstrated strength
among Negro voters, importing
Negro athletes Gene (Big Dad
dy) Lipscomb, Claude Buddy
Young and Ralph Metcalfe and
setting up a telephone indorse-
ment by Henry Aaron, the
Braves outfielder."
Appearing before a sparse crowd
of $50, though 10000 invitations
had been sent out, Lipscomb and
Young were reported as saying
Kennedy's more moderate APP
proach" to civil rights is "in tune
with the times" Young added that
Humphrey was too loud" in his
approach, saying that "a man can
have a moral conviction and not
shout it from the rooftops." He
continued: Mr.. Kennedy has al
ways impressed me with the ire
mendously moral aspect of his feel
ings. He has never been a soap
boxer" Conceding that Humphrey
has the better civil rights record,
Buddy added: But Kennedy's ap-
proach in this day and age is the
right approach"
The Journal pointed out that
both men said the request that
they appear was made by owner
Carroll Rosenbloom Of the Balti-
more Colts, for whom Lpscomb is
defensive tackle and Young was
formerly a star. Hank Aaron mere
" urged people to vote for Ken
nedy and make a great President"
because he is my kind of guy"
But former track star, Ralph
MetcaIfe criticized Humphrey for
concentrating on the civil rights
ISSUE" saying that Kennedy's
interests had a wide range"
Though I'm happy to see fellows
like Young, Lipscomb and Met
calfe take an active interest in
politics, I suggest they take those
bandanas off their heads. If their
choice is Kennedy, all well and
good, but please fellows, find some
more realistic grounds upon which
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SCUM OdrOllnd ana although
oppressed, they did not like it. The
Negroes laughed and sang but
down deep in their hearts they
longed for fuller freedom.
Even in slavery time the Negro
hoped and prayed for freedom. The
idea that the Negro was happy in
slavery is simply a Pigment in
the Imagination of the oppressors
to assuage a scared conscience.
If the Negro were 50 happy with
his slavery why did Reuter- say
in his The American Race Prob
lem, that Negroes revolted in div
ers parts of the South on the aver
age of once every seven years :?
Did the Communist inspire the
Nat Turner rebellion Of 1881 and
the lesser rebellions
Did the Communists inspire the
Phoenix riots where the Negroes
tried to fight their way to the
ballot box? Did the Communists
inspire the underground railroad
that attempted to siphOn slaves
to a free land?
Did Communists inspire the
Negro sOngster with the melody
Before I'll be a slave III be
buried in my grave etc.?
OF course the Negrophobe press
is quite willing to conclude that
Moses was communist inspired
when he was trying to get Ole
Pharoh to let Gods people 60. o.
what is just as absurd to conclude
that when the Colonists took W
arms at Bunker Hill and Patrick
Henry caught on fire when ht
made his immortal Liberty Oh
Death speech at historic st. Johns
in Richmond, they were Commun
ist inspired.
There is something about thu
human heart that rebels agains
oppression. This rebellion has beer
one of the greatest blessings known
to mankind. And that the Negroes
along with other oppressed peoples
refused to be satisfied with any,
thing short of life liberty and pur-
suit of happiness rebounds to the
glory of mankind.
Negro unrest is far older than
the current communism.
The current wave of unrest
dramatized by the sit-down move
ment is but the expression of the
Negroes part in a world unrest
manifested by oppressed peoples
everywhere; and the fact that Ne
groes share this unrest augurs well
for Negroes and the nation and the
world
So then we ask who really Is
inspiring unrest in Negroes:
Answer, the white man with his
life, liberty and pursuit of hap
piness.
Why the white man can dangle
before the colored peoples, the en-
ticing prospect of the full free life
and expect the non-whites to be
satisfied with less is one of the
lesser wonders of the world. The
writer knows of nothing more
brutal than to eat before a starv-
ing man-dangling food in his face.
When the writer was in the
palace of Versailles some years
ago he visited the gallery where
hungry Frenchmen could gather
on occasion from the countrysides
and sit and watch the king eat
turkey. People who had never had
good meal were privileged" to
see their king eat turkey.
But Frenchmen put an end to
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''WOmaRless Wedding, April 23,
$50 pm, Masonic Temple, 1882
4th Ave. So. Auspices Minnesota
Grand Chapter, O.E.S., PH.A.-
Advt.
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Take Those Bundunnus Off
Tuke those Bundunnus OFT
Jackie Robinson Praises
Milwaukee Negroes For
Standing By Humphrey
BY JACKIE ROBINSON

primaries have reaffirmed my opinion that
often isn't the ability of the candidate the issues involved
that spell the difference but the echnques and material
candidate able bring bear For example, the press
coverage Kennedy received in comparison Sen
Humphrey and startling Yet in meeting after
meeting that attended Wisconsin, it obvious that the
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cOMEI

Miss NAACP Coronation Ball.
Gold Room, Ryan Hotel. Friday,
April 20, 81. Billy Helms Band.
Door prizes, $1.25 person. 50 couple.
-AdVt.
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Dance April 20, Norway Hall,
29O2 Chicago Ave. 8 until-SPON-
SORED BY LOS COMPANEROS.
-AdVt.
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BAKE SALE

Progressive Pastors Aid, St.
James ANIE Church, $500 Smelling
Ave-, IL am. until - Saturday,
April 90. PA. 1-46II.-Advt.
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race was a lot closer than people
were being led to believe.
The fact that Kennedy scored
considerably less than the ex-
pected runaway victory - even
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WishfVI Thinking & Iniqvity:
WshfU1 thinking 7niqUifY
Negrophobe Press Charge
Present Dissatisfaction Is
Communist Inspired Secuted
AN EXPLANATION THAT DOES NOT EXPLAIN
BY Gordon Hancock

notion that Negro is communist inspired This
unrest not to be explained by communism for the that
il antedates communism
long time before Lenin appeared the in Russia
the Negro full of unrest was born the plantation in
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with all the Re-
publican cross
overs Is un-
doubtedy a trib-
ute to the kind
of am paign
Humphrey con-
Quoted. For de-
spite inadequate
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But Frenchmen put an end to
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Kennedy :.


Continued From Back Psge
enough with the arts and publicity and un
der the Marques Of oueensberry rules without choosing
10 mar his by the -LEApsPlPE TACI'Ss- WING"
nave lately been used reesleifranf Democratic
who quite ready to leap onto the MASSACHUSETTS,
bandwaeon and who do not relish being hosed onto
against their will
ENOUGH OF THESE HAMMERLocK TACTICS ARE
COMING TO LIGHT FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF TIE
COUNTRY TO SUGGEST THAT THE KENNEDY MANA
GERS ARE OUT TO NAIL DOWN FIRsT-BALLoI MONT
WALTON BY WHATEVER METHODS AXE NHeT0S~"'
10 BRING THE HoLDouTs INTO LINE
Admittedly Darkroom American politics Is no game
o. paiyeske No political pro claiming that there any
ming illegal in the pIedrver which has been spp"so
CONTINUED Next Column, Top
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REACTIONS:
Angel Food


MARTYRDOMS OF JOHN THE BAPTIST AND LIN
COLIN accelerated the chrsts Messiahshp,
ton of bankrupt social orders Mrs. Eddy receiving her
appointment in February. 1866 age As. God continuing
His dcafions into her 90h year! eeeting the
nation Of Jesus unfinished business. Of which wicked
and advferovs generations" have been unworthy "a
complete and final revelation - "womans child who
would rule lis rvlinel all nations with rod Of iron" DEM
onsfrating the MYTHICAL nature of the things that
seen" (St. Paul. - the SHINING stupid bIvndeng Adam
Eve human and their soeaIIed material world
Satanic efforts repudate the CHILDLESS Christ Jesus.
who apprehended Genesis ISL and w. u.s. too - the exev
reality Of the one REAL universe the Christike and
spiritual Of neorrupbIe nvvInerabIe. onpresent hesv
and eternal life! true habitat Of many marvel
mansions tchrisf Jesvs).
The writer. SO. and this is the best year Of that
segment Of eternity existence Of endless billions Of
years = and Time is no part Of eternity!
The enclosures impose mighty challenge and nspi
ration.
Gods only nfsIibe Bible is the Christian Science
textbook Science Health with KEY to tie SCRIP
TUREs and Pastor efTeetng step by STEP the liberation
revelation, of the new heaven and the earth the
REAL!
All Bibles need ibersfons from fhe devil the invovn
fsry spiritual adultery OF Saul of Tarsvs Satan bound
AdamEve trsnsators And determined TO awaken
the o0-yesr plus Rip Van Wrinkles the non-chrisi Scientist
clergy, Isymen. leaders. masses - moral and spiritual
erppIes!
Peter was liar three times on the eve Of the Cruel
fxion. We do expect TOO much Of lesser disciples
But my, what power when set on fire by the Holy
Ghost 50 days later
Hundreds Of millions Of Adams and Ewes must, and
will here and hereafter their Day Of Penteeost and
Gods highest chosen ChrisfIks Christian Seen-
fists
Best wishes. dear Or. Niebuhr and may you ncrsss-
ing apprehend fhe exclusive reality Of omnpreseni vn-
vsdabe heaven and eternal life
God bless you. At your service.
Lovingly and inspir sfionsIly yours,
according TO Christ
Andrew Fruehsvf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
Aim EneIs. 28s mail
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JULY o. 1860 .
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Testimony :

tConfinved from Back Page)
HOWEVER. | AM EVER so MUCH MORE GRATEFUL
FOR THE PROGRESSIVE FULFLLMENT OF THE HIGH
Err MISSION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, TO TAKE AWAY
THE SINS OF THE WORLD" THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS!
PRICELESS BLESSING IN WORLD WAR
= THANKS TO 1000 TO 5000 HOURS STUDY OF
THE BIBLE AND OTHER AUTHORIZED CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE Literature, IN LITTLE LESS THAN 20
MONTHS SERVICE, WHICH INSPIRED ME TO GO TO
BOSTON SHORTLY AFTER BEING MUSTERED OUT OF
MILITARY SERVICE, THE SUMNER OF 1919, AND TO
CHOOSE NY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEACHER.
AND 1T WAS NY HIGH PRIVILEGE TO BE ACCEPT
ED BY A STUDENT OF MRS. EDDY. THE FIRST WOMAN
DIRECTOR OF THE MOTHER CHURCH. AND THEN HAD
CLASS INSTRUCTION HERE IN DETROIT IN THE FALL
OF THAT YEAR.
WRITING OUT, WORD FOR WORD,
THE TEXTBOOK.
IN THE EARLY 20s THAD THE IRRESISTIBLE URGE
TO WRITE OUT THE 500 PIP. OF MRS. EDDYs PORTION
or THE TEXTBOOK LAST 100 PAGES CONSIST OF
WONDERFUL TESTIMONIES.
INCIDENTALLY, THE QUESTION OCCURRED TO
NE. IN THE LAST DAY OR SO, DID YOU ACTUALLY
WRITE OUT ALL THE CHAPTERS? HAVE BELIEVED
so ALL THESE YEARS, BUT MUST CHECK BACK INTO
THAT AND BE SURE.
1T WAS RICH IN EXPERIENCE, IN DISCIPLINE. IN
sPIRATsoN. AND MUCH MORE. AS you CAN READILY
IMAGINE.
AND THE HARVEST OF THAT EXPERIENCE HAS
NEVER CEASED.
Jesus HEALS ONLY ONE AT BETHESDA!
THAT EPISODE HAS BEEN VERY USEFUL TO NE
FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS. FOR EXAMPLE, IN SPEAK
ING WITH MEMBERS or THE CLERGY - AND AN AGED
WIDOW OF A PHYSICIAN JUST YESTERDAY - AND
BEING ASKED, WHY DON'T you CHRISTIAN scIEN-
lists HEAL ALL YOUR PATIENTS?" - OUR ANSWER
IS: FOR THE SAME REASON JESUS HEALED ONLY THE
ONE CRIPPLE AT BETHEsDAl
HOWEVER, CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. BOTH LAY
MEN AND cs. PRACTITIONERS. ARE CHARITABLE
PEOPLE. AND SO. WE WILL GO ALONG WITH THE
couNTERPARTs or THE uNREADY AND UNWORTHY
cRIPPLEs AFFLICTED ETC., AT THE POOL or BE-
lconiInvsd Next Column Topl
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Pay :


THE RAISES PLAINLY ARE INExcUsABLE. AS
POINTED OUT BY OUR ROBERT s. BALL. DURING MR..
sIsENHoWER's OCCUPANCY OF THE WHITE HOUSE
LIVING COSTS HAVE RISEN NOT QUITE II PER CENT
WHILE THE PAY OF FEDERAL WORKERS HAS GONE
UP 20 PER CENT
responsibility is just clearly dispIaysd With the
budget in pecsovs balance, both Senate and House de-
beraey the federal payroll without one iofa OF evil
dence the increase in justified equitable earned TO
FURTHER ACCENT FISCAL IRRESPoNsiBiLlTY, AN Ex-
IRA s24s MILLION IS VOTED FOR POSTAL WORKERS
WITHOUT ANY PROVISION FOR ADDITIONAL POSTAL
REVENUES
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SatAn Bound
CONTINUED from Back Page)
HARPER HOSPITAL i! INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
MAPRA(TI1I0MER ! ALL MEDICAL
HOSPITALS. LIKEWISE

ALL PATIENTS LEAVE THEIR HOSPITAL - BUT
TOO MANY LEAVE THEIR CARCASS BEHIND!
UNLESS THEY HAVE HAD SOME CONTACT WITH
MY, GODS ONLY NFALLiBLE MEDICINE, THE 90
YEARS. PLUS RETURN - FOREvERMORE
OF CHRIST JESUS. INVISIBLE TO THE PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL NoNcHRIsT SCIENTISTS AND
DOUBLING THOMASES
JESUS PRESENCE m MY ONLY sATAN.FREE,
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST
SCIENTIST. is INVISIBLE TO ADAN-EvE PSEUDO
SENSE BECAUSE JESUS IS VOID OF THE IMPEDl-
MENT OF MARYs FLESH. HIS PREAscENsoN
MORTAL IDENTITY!
THE HUMAN BODY IS A MYTHICAL THREE
DIMENsIoNAL. MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGE, A
COUNTERFEIT OF NY OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE
BEING, THE PERFECT. INDEsTRUcTIBLE IMAGE OF
INFINITE, UNERRINc, MAJESTIC SPIRIT. THE
ONE SUBSTANCE, THE ONLY SANE, REAL MIND,
SOUL. IN. AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE u
THE ONLY REAL PARENT Needed BY THE
c-HI-L-D-L-E-sS CHRIST JESUS, AS PER THE
GENESIS OF CREATION cH l:26: MAN. MY IMAGE
REFLEcTNc NY HARMONIOUS ETERNAL DO
MINIoN OVER THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
w. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD MADE.
AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS [-I-S-l VERY Good!
"sTRANcE DISEASE KILLS SWEAR CHILD"
Dearborn Independent 6-l6
Doctors still mystied by the disease which in
20 months manned and killed sh-year-oId Dearborn
Township child
They called II nerve cancer, broken down term from
confusing medical terminoIogy.
The child died June at Harper Hospital. SERVICES
WERE CONDUCTED AT ST. SARKlS APOSTOLIC
CHURCH IN DETROIT WITH BURIAL IN WooDMERE
CEMETERY.
IT ALL BEGAN SHORTLY AFTER MARCO cELE-
DRAFTED HER FOURTH BIRTHDAY. ON AN UNEvENT-
Full DAY IN OCT. OF 1853 MARCOS MOTHER NOTICED
THAT THE CHlLD'S EYES HAD CROSSED.
That the first sign Of sickness Prior to that the
49, e
AN EYE SPECIALIST DIAGNOSED THE CASE AS
BRAIN TUMOR AN OPERATION KILLED THAT THEORY
AND A LATER SERIES OF TESTS DISCLOSED A TYPE
OF CANCER.