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Evening star., 1960-10-17


and Billy swoopS into the
room and kicks them into the
four corners. When Toms on
the phone talking to a friend,
Billy will start shooting his
cap pistol like mad.
I'm called to school several
times a month because Billy
forged my name on the
homework paper he was sup
posed to show me, or shot
ink out Of a water pistol I
didn't even know he had.
His latest trick at home is
to fall down and yell, I'm
paralyzed." He yells until I
rub his leg and help him up.
Billy G.-I hate my life. At
home ! have no one to play
with. In school they're al
ways picking on me. What
ever I do, somebody gets
mad.
I tried to do a trick and
make my mother laugh and
I broke a lamp and made
her yell. / brought my turtle
to school but who cared? Bob
by Green had a snake in a
big box and that was the big
attraction. I started to tell
my father how I was picked
to pull the curtains for the
Thanksgiving play. What
happened? Tom ran in to
talk about the 100-meter
race he won that day.
They really don't care
about me. Once in a while I
just make them care. I do
things.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Billy feels lost and is max
ing desperate attempts to be
found.
Position in a family,
many Studies have shown,
accounts for some of the
wide differences in children
born to the same parents
and, ostensibly, treated the
same. Actually, no two chill
dren are born to the same
parents. The parents are old
er each time, more preoc-
cupied. And while the oldest
child and the youngest have
a certain inalienable role,
merely from the accident of
birth, the middle child is
often in danger of being lost
in the shuttle. so far.as status
and prestige go.
For a while, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. may have to think of
Billy as an only" child. He
must be taken out of the
chorus once in q while and
given featured billing-an
outing alone with his father,
a secret" whispered in his
ear by his big brother, the
triumph of winning a check
er game from his mother.
How important he'll feel out
for dinner in a restaurant,
just once, alone with his
parentS
In other words, Billy can
be wooed into joining the
fanny team instead of heckl-
ing it from the outside.
(Copyright 1860. 0en'l Features Corp.
Tomorrow: Dropping In.
Evening star., 1960-10-17

The FomiIy cOUneiI consists Of q
judge, q psyehietFist. three clergy
men. four editors and q women's
editor, Eoeh ertiele is o summary
Of an oetuol eese history. The
council reports on problems thot
hove been dealt with BY RESPONSE
bic osencieS and eounseIors.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
FAMILY COUNCIL
Middle Boy
Tries to Get
In Spotlight
THE PROBLEM

Mrs. E. G.-Our middle son
is q problem child.
Billy G.-Tommy's smart,
Jimmy's cute. I'm just bad.
THE DETAILS
Mrs. E. GIVE have three
fine boys. Tom is IL, Billy, 10
and Jimmy, Z. Tom and JIM
my never give me a minute Of
trouble. They play nicely Ell
ther alone or together.
But Billy! Let Jimmy spend
an hour setting up his trains
Evening star., 1960-10-17
JACK BLANK
PONTIAC

1897 Irving St. NV. AID. 4-sso6
3460 I4th st. NV. RA. Z3-907O
BANK ON JACK BLANK
Evening star., 1960-10-17
SALE!

839A-'59 FORD
Custom 4-dr:. gray and white: T..
$1,395
919A-'59 PLYMOUTH
Savoy 4-dr.; exceptionally clean;
ST ,450 q
551A-'58 THIRD
White; power steering. brakes. r..-
$2,595
666A-'58 FORD
Falrlane 4-dr.; sreen:, automatic
trans Transmission. r. h., tires practi-
ST ,295
929A-'58 CHEVROLET
Bel Air 4-dr.; tan finish; air cond..
r.. h.; will sacrifice.
81, ,295
7822-'58 EDSEL
Convertible; truely q beautiful car:
auto. trans, r, h.. power steering.
81 ,495
891A-'57 BUICK
power. 4 real buy. b"' 'UA
$1,000
913A-'57 CADILLAC
Convertible coupe; baby blue; will
install new ttires.
$2,195
235A-'57 FORD
Ranch wagon: 6-cyl. straight
trans; one door banged in. VIM
S95
661A-'56 FORD
six-passenser station wagon; 4-dr.;
auto. trans; :oh.
7816-'55 MERCURY
Four-dr. You can't beat this for
only
$595
HILL &
SANDERS
Metropolitan Washington's Oldest
Ford leadership
1880 Viers Mill Rd., Wheaton
LO. 5-4066
Open Sunday. II to 4 PM.
VOLKSWAGEN 1855 convertible,
%SS' SSSeiisns snss7I' condition. $780, Call
VOLKSWAGEN 1856 sun roof:
extras; excellent condition; SS95.
VOLKSWAGEN '5s with sunroof;
excel. cond. pvt. owner: low mi.
must sell: JE. 1900. JE. 4-4353,
wv 2-dr.; very good cond, thFough-
out: special today, S495.
JET ENGLISH FORD
1884 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 4-2300
VOLvOs-'6i: S1,s95 '57. excel
lent buy. SS45. JACK PRY, 18th
and Pa. ave. s,e, Est. 1928
Evening star., 1960-10-17

PONTIAC '57 Star Chief convert
power @ steerinS. J power S' brakes. s1ss.s. WV.
tires, white with red stripe and
red Interior. Just like . new car:
Evening star., 1960-10-17
JACK BLANK

...s5 ..s55 1rylps 52.s i St' SoS514' NV. Ap ssssS $500
BANK ON JACK BLANK
PONTIAC '5s Super Chief 4-dooT;
brakes. radio. heater. .sSi W..E. Tires tires.
Weekend special. Sl,345.
JACK RT .ANK
Evening star., 1960-10-17

PLYMOUTH '54 Savoy sedan; ra-
dio, heater, standard drive: clean,
economical; S295.
WHEELER. INC. WHRELMOBILE
USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler-Plymouth- Imperial Valiant
4S00 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-1O2O
PLYMOUTH '57 Little "6'' sedan |:
beaut. cream and white finish,
real econ. transp.. std. shift, r.
and h.. excel. cond.: only S695,
$50 dn.: pymts. at bank. L. p.
STEUART, INC, 34th and Benz
ming ne. LU. 2-S000.
PLYMOUTH 80 VS. sta. wag. ;
beaut. green and white fin., pow
er steering, auto. trans, r. and
h., white tires, etc, showroom
cond;, weekend spec, only 81, ,S95.
Small dn. pymt.: pymts. at bank.
L. p. STEUART, INC, 34th and
Benning ne, LU. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH SO sedan; beaut. fin,
fully equip. excel. cond.; only
/. ?, sTauHRRTi. INC. iNc., s4th a 0sas ana
Benning ne! LU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-17

OCTOBER CLEARANCE
SPECIAL
PONTIAC so
Catalina 4-door sedan: hydramatic,
grey; like new,
$1,888
WILL FINANCE 70 YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 0-7ooA
IS YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily 8 TIL Q; sun. 8 I'll 4
Evening star., 1960-10-17

FONILAC 1893 sedan; sacrifee
SS22anS' Sep q SO ssgOS dsynS 81 month, Ro-
Evening star., 1960-10-17
S~O SA11@N4

lI4s5 / Irving 81, NV. AID. 4-ssoo
'10O BANK BAN p on f;x JACK Blank EAi s-eo7o
1883 PONTIACI 1851 CHEVROLET:
$lOQ each or best offer. RE o.
Evening star., 1960-10-17

P0NTIACS, new or used. For the
best deaf, see Mcneil"
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 WIS. AVE OIL. $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
PONTIAC 1855 four door: S405;
81 Pontiac; Immaculate. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC $50 Star Chief Custom
4-door hardtop; hydramatic, power
.steT SoTfr tr.. SInse: Slus ana TssS 1Ss:
hnish. weekend special. Sa7h.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
OCTOBER CLEARANCE

OCTOBER CLEARANCE
SPECIAL
PONTIAC ST
Chieftain hardtop sport coupe;
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throuRhout; very special,
1888
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
4o5 Florida Ave, NE, Ii. e-7204
Open Daily 3 Til o; Sun. 9 Til 4
PONTIAC 1860 station wagon: So.
yBy; never used, never sold: IS
ears 70 choose from. FLOOD POM
TIAC. 4g21 Conn. ave. as
PONTIAC '59 Bonneville wagon;
hydramatici. power steering. power
ssoppsr co per finish. Weekend special.
JACK BLANK.
PONTIAC
1887 Irving ST. NV. AD. 4-S50O
osoO BANK s4sh q On SAC: JACK sEANR EH Rs-Se7O
PONTIAC SO Bonneville convert
iole: hydramatic. power steering,
power brakes, radio, heater. -w.-w.
cial. S2,495.
JACK BLANK
PONTIAC
437 Irving st. NV. AD. 4-s5OO
$3.50 14th st. NV. RAJ 3-0a79
BANK ON JACK BLANK
Evening star., 1960-10-17

PONTIAC '57 T4-dooT HSTdtop;
hydLamatic., radio, heater, blue
nnish. Weekend special, $i.Oe5.
JACK BLANK
PONTIAC
$500 l4th st. NV. RA, 3-96I0
BANK ON JACK BLINK
Evening star., 1960-10-17

IT you are overweight, per-
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Tomorrow: Queries answered.
Evening star., 1960-10-17

A,lOMOBILEs FOR SALE
Evening star., 1960-10-17
AU1oMosILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '53 conv., 2. and h.,
lew mi: new top: brakes, oVerdf.; |;
excel. tires: S395. WI. 2-2919.
PLYMOUTH SO Suburban custom
station wagon: ex .el. eond., S5S6.
HE. A.hlAA
Evening star., 1960-10-17

IoNTIACs. on, lac; ne new ,s.n q used. For the
Evening star., 1960-10-17

Tomorrow: Dropping In.
Evening star., 1960-10-17

PLYMOUTH 1886 station waRon;
RoPER. IA. 6-27oo. 70 A'
Evening star., 1960-10-17

PONTIAC SO Bonneville convert
ible: hydramatic. power steerinE,
power brakes, radio, heater. Wv.
tires. white finish. Weekend spe-
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Farm Steals =

(Confinued from Back Page)
commend the Mevaine plan which first put forward in
Peter Edsons column in the Washington Daily News, March
I, 1854.
BRIEFLY HERE IS MY PLAN MAKE ALL FARM
SURPRISES AVAILABLE TO THE NEARLY ID MILLION
AGED DISABLED AND DEPENDENT PERSONS ON THE
SOCIAL SECURITY ROLLS AT 80 CENTS ON THE DOL
LAR.
BY PAYING THESE NEEDY PEOPLE ANY AGREED
ON AMOUNT OF THEIR PENSION IN GOVERNMENT
FOOD STAMPS THEIR INCOME WOULD BE RAISED, THE
FARM SURPLUS WOULD BE REDUCED, AND THE Gov
ERNMENT'S CASH OUTLAY FOR SOCIAL SECURITY
AND THE STORAGE Or AGRICULTURAL SURPRISES
WOULD BE REDUCED.
Silver Springs, Nd PAUL MeiLVAINE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09
hob PERFORMANCE OF OLDER WORKER"
BY Sylvia Porter

By Sylvia Porter Free Press 1923
During the 1905 two Of every five workers in land
will be As years of older For the first time in our
nations history the soeaIIed older worker actually has be-
come dominant individual in labor force.
BY THE END OF THIS DECADE OVER 100000
MEN AND WOMEN as YEARS OR OLDER WILL BELONG
TO OUR LABOR FORCE. THE NUMBER OF OLDER
WORKERS IS SET TO SOAR 5.soo,ooo A FULL 20 PER
CENT OVER ToDAYs TOTAL
In these 10 years the number of women workers will
climb a. nearly twice the rate for BY 1870 there will
be about 100000 workers, including startling
proportion Of older
YET IN THE FACE or THE OBVIOUS. oFT-REPEAT-
Ed FACT THAT THE PERCENTAGE OF MEN AND Wo-
MEN IS YEARS AND OLDER IN OUR LABOR FORCE IS
CLIMBING SHARPLY AND WILL CONTINUE TO CLIMB,
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST EMPLOYING WORKERS m
THIS ACE GROUP CONTINUES ON AN UGLY SCALE.
Once out OF Job, the over45 worker remains
poysd for much longer period than his 2444 year
tsrpsrf
Once back in the Job market, the older worker often
finds that age alone bars him from offering his ss
and experience TO On appropriate employer.
How do you fight and crush discrimination against
worker strictly ihe basis Of his her sgs9 BY facts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09
Pupils =
CONTINUED from Page "

Continued from Page u
During the research. involving pupils Of 80 cIassrooms
in cities, the educational experts found
THE MANUAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITER CAN HELP
IMPROVE WORK HABITS, DEVELOPING SKILL IN ENG
LIsH MECHANICS AND IMPROVING THE WRITING OF
COMPOSITIONS
The Of iypewrters stimulates fourth and fifth
grade children prepare longer and comprehensive
reports various subjects especially; in English and social
studies. II also stimulates creativy in writing.
THE CHILDREN USING TYPEWRITERS SHOW MORE
IMPROVEMENT IN WORD sKlLLs THAN DO PUPILS NOT
USING TYPEWRITERS.
Children learn in brief time to operate speeds
two to three times their handwriting speeds
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THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS ARE MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL cRIPPLES - 90-YEARs PLUS RIP VAN
Wrinkles - PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY,
JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE! - iNvoLUN-
TARY PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
LACED DESERVE LASTING HELP"
Health for the elderly already has become one Of
The major political issues of this presidential election
year.
ALL PROBLEMS OF THE AGED HAVE BEEN UNDER
WIDE STUDY AND DISCUSSION FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION DESERVING OF CREDIT
FOR FIRST RECOGNIZING THAT THE GROWING NUM-
BERs OF AGED WOULD CREATE SPECIFIC PROBLEMS
BEGAN EXTENSIVE STUDIES ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO
IN A NEW FIELD IT ELECTED TO CALL cERATRlcs
Lately. however the field has been pre-empted by
politicians who the problems mostly an op
porvny TO gather votes with sn issue seemingly ss in
vulnerable motherhood and patriotism
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09
Ex-CONvICT'S HEART ACHES.
REV. BILLY GRAHAM ANSWERS.

QUESTION:: am ex-conviet. having spent five years
in prison. find difficult to get Job and when do get
one am treated with suspicion Will live this down,
and will be accepted normal member Of society?
ANSWER: Bible comes to mind in regard 70
your problem: THE WAY OF THE TRANscREssOR IS
HARD" If the way Of the transgressor easy suppose
would have criminals.
PROBABLY AN Ex-coNvicT's GREATEST ENEMY
IS HIMSELF. HE PROBABLY MAKES FOR HIMSELF
DOUBLE TROUBLE BY MAGNIF WING HIS DIFFICULTIES
IN HIS OWN MIND. KNOW MANY ExcONvIcTS WHO
HAVE BECOME REHABLITATED INTO SOCIETY AND
ARE LEADING HAPPY NORMAL LIVES. KNOW MANY
EMPLOYERS WHO ARE GLAD TO GIVE SUCH MEN
BREAK" AND THINK THAT SOCIETY IN GENERAL
is READY TO FORGIVE AN ExcONvlcT, IF HE WILL
ONLY FORGIVE HIMSELF AND GO STRAIGHT.
Some Of the stawart Christians know
who made serious mistakes in their early life, but
changed by the power Of Cod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09

ST.. PAUL CONCLUDES WITH HOPE. FAITH,
AND CHARITY" AS you KNOW - AND THE REVISED
vpeNeN Has IT LOVE"
\, NV " IS oNus rAIa tAhp REeRewSsLE, 70 eou-
VpFe THAT ST. PAUL ALSO WROTE 70 THE ep1G-
SLAMS, AND THERE WE ARE COMPLEMENTARY
AAeeTGp AND STRENGTHENED 70 FIGHT THE eAT.
Ttes Or THE LORD. scoFIELD's BIBLE: THE WAR.
FARE or sPlRlT-FILLEp believers. THE WARRIORS
POWER. THE WARRIORS FOES"
WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL MUST TAKE CHARGE
or MANY A SITUATION BEFORE TENDER, GENTLE.
MoTHERLy ANGEL GABRIEL MAY PERFORM HER
HEALING ILLUSTRATIONS.
coos ONE AND ONLY INFAllIBlE BIBLE :
PASTOR ! IS the C.S. TEXTBOOK
WE HELD UP THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK,
AND SAID: ION CHRISTMAS DAY. GOD GAVE US A
GIFT DIVINE REVELATION, SAYING FROM NOW ON,
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP.
T-uR-E-s." DICTATED TO NY GREATEST MARY. IS NY
ONLY INFALLIBLE BIBLEr"
ALL OTHER BIBLES ARE PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL =! VIA SATAN BOUND" ADAM-EvE
TRANslAT0Rs ADULTERERs OF ALL BIBLES !!
WHEN MRS. EDDY WAS APPOINTED BY COD AZ
TER LINeoLNs MARTYRDcM, TO COMPLETE JESUS
UNFINISHED BUSINESS, SHE WAS CONFRONTED WITH
THE SPECTACLE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT HAVING
HAD 100000 READINGS AND 10000 READINGS OF
THE OLD"
THE lords PRAYER, IN PURE,
ANGELIC ROBES
ON PAGE Is OF THE CHAPTER ON PRAYER. WHICH.
INCIDENTALLY. HAS BEEN A REVELATION TO MANY.
MANY. MINISTERS, MRS. EDDY REFERS TO THE LORDS
PRAYER AS COVERING ALL HUMAN NEEDS.
AND WE READ THE TWO PARAGRAPHS IMMEDI-
ATELY PRECEDING THE LORDS PRAYER. AND WE
THEN GAVE THE ENTIRE PRAYER, WITH ITS SPIRIT
UAL INTERPRETATION, pages 1917, CONCLUDING
WITH A RECOGNITION OF THE MIGHTY POWER THAT
IS OURS!
'0NE WITH GOD IS A MAJORITY!
THE REALITY OF WHICH HAS BEEN ACCEPTED
FOR GENERATIONS!
cIDEoNs 800 CHOSEN MEN.
IN THE BOOK OF JUDGES. WE READ OF GIDEON,
THE YOUNG MAN. CALLED BY GOD TO PROTECT HIS
PEOPLE!
$4,000 MEDIOCRE ADAMS. EWES. REJECTED. BUT
WITH cIDEoNs 800 CHOSEN MEN, RELATIVELY EASY.
ASSURED VICTORIES WERE HAD.
SOLUTION OF RACIAL Difficulties
M-Y-T-H-I-c-A-L ADAM-EvE BURLEsoUEs OF Ex-
cLusWELY REAL. Externally HARMONIOUS. HEA
2 vENLY REALITY. VERY GOOD" = Genesis l:aD
THE SOLUTION OF RACIAL DIFFICULTIES RE-
oUIREs MOST ALPHABETICALLY THE DEVELOPMENT
OF MORE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST STUDENTS. THINK
ERs. LEADERS 4!
REACTIONS: FRUITFUL
AT LEAST THREE OF THE DEAR PEOPLE SAID
THEY WANTED TO HEAR MORE OF US SOON.
WE SUGGESTED THAT REV. HUTCHINSON BE OUR
GUEST FOR A LUNCHEON OR DINNER.
WE GOT OFF TO HIM, IMMEDIATELY THE NEXT
DAY, A COPY OF GODS INCOMPATIBLE TREASURE
HOUSE OF WISDOM. UNDERSTANDING. AND ANGELIC
POWER. HIS MASTERPIECE. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK; A c.s. JOURNAL AND THE WEEKLY SEN
TINEL.
SKELETON DETROIT TRIBUNES AND REPRINTS.
POSSIBLY THREE DOZEN COPIES WERE DIsTRIBU-
TED TO THOSE DEAR PEOPLE. AND THEY APPEARED
MUCH INTRIGUED OVER THE COPIES OF OUR LETTER
TO PRESIDENT EISENHOWER. NOVEMBER 80. 1857. AND
THE MEET THE PRESS" QUESTIONS TO AND AN
SWERS BY DR.. PAUL DUDLEY WHITE. THE HEART
SPECIALIST RELATIVE TO THE MEDICAL CHANGE OF
OPINION REGARDING THE PRESIDENT OVER A TODAY
IN AAIE
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0tO9vttGs WQk1AL 1-t5-O-u.0-hT MOVING
ptcTukE"-'A BURLEsoUe OF THE oMNI-
PoreNce pr DIVINE LOVE- "oUR FArHERMorHER
GOD, AlttdARhtoNloUssl
ADAhl-EvE ALlECORY. MYTHOLOGY, IN THE
DOG HOUSE |! : DESTINED FOR THE
GRAVEYARD OR SCRAP HEAP!
cease We FROM MAN" OF THE FLESH!
SIX IN THE LAST VERSE OF THE SECOND CHAPTER
OF THE BOOK OF THE PROPHET ISAIAH, WE READ:
CEASE YE FROM MAN. WHOSE BREATH Is IN HIS
NQsTRILs: FOR WHERElNjs HE TO BE ACCOUNTED
OF" THE WISDOM OF THIS SCRIPTURE is
ONLY MEAcERlY APPREHENDED AT PRESENT. WE
WILL ILLUSTRATE m THE GENESIS OF cREA-
TON, FIRST BOOK, FIRST CHAPTER, OF THE OLD r.
- FIRST VERSE I'm THE BEGINNING GOD
CREATED THE HEAVEN AND THE EARTH" GODS
GREATEST MARY. MRS EDDY, RECORDED GODS
oIcrAfioN. INTERPRETATION. THERETO. AND
SAYS THE INFINITE HAS NO BEcNNINc' THAT
WILL GROW ON YoUI
MAN. GODS IMAGE. OF MAJESTIC SPIRIT!
" rs land GOD SAID. LET US MAKE MAN
IN OUR IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS, AND LET
THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL! mo
ADAMS EYES MUkDERoUs GAINS. JuDASEs.
KNAvES OR FOOLS y w. 81 - land GOD SAW
EVERY THING THAT HE 1.-THE ONE, REAL
PARENT J cREAroRl HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD.
" As'[-I-s-l VERY GOOD"
PART2
14RQPult1loN EXPLOSION" HOOD
SUPERB PUBLIC PARENTS : JESUS. MRS. EDDY.
enItDiEsS CHRIST JESUS, tine WAY. -"
AND MARVELLOUS INVITATION:
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DO!
THE c-HI.L-DL-Es-s CHRIST JESUS HAD NO
OFFSPRING AND CALLED HIMSELF THE WAY
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" APPREHENplNc
vHx EXCLUSIVE REALITY or THE FrERhALLy,
VERSE or iAcoRRuPTisLE, UNAVAILABLE oMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, OUR
TRUE HABITAT. OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS
FEELING THAT THIS WAS PERHAPS ENOUGH
OF AN OPENING STATEMENT BY THE FIRST GUEST
SPEAKER, WE AsKED ANY 0uESTloNS2
REV. HUTCHINSON SAID: mo- suT WELL CALL
YOU BACK LATER" AND THEN PAID US VERY
y. FINE COMPLIMENT SAYING:
I'VE HEARD THAT MR. FRUEHAuF IS DeDl-
GATED MAN. WOULDN'T EVEN ARGUE THE POINT"
THREE DIFFERENT cHcIRs APPEARED DURING
THE ReiNAINpER or The AFTERNOON. WITH SEVERAL
lNTEREsrlMG SPEAKERS hTERsPERsEn
RELIGIOUS AND PoLtrlcAL, WITH MUCH EN-
y PHASES ON CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE 'NJusT'cEs
WG HEARD SOME SUPERB CHOIR SINGING. TRULY.
AND TWO VERY FINE soLolsTs - ONE, A RENOWNED
INSTRUCTOR m Mlslc, MRs IRENE WEST, AND MRS.
MARJORIE TURNER, WHO BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED
THE 1ytr PSALM 1.-THE LORD IS NY LIGHT AND SAL
vATloN; WHOM SHALL FEART
PART
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER INVITED TO BE THE
FINAL SPEAKER.
ne HOLDS UP THE BEAUTIFUL, THUMBLNDExED,
POCKET EDITION, or A PRICED CHRISTMAS GIFT. SAY
Inc: THIS IS THE KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE,
TREASURED GIFT or NJ FRIENDS OF THE DETROIT
TklbUNE STAFF"
REvaHUTctINsoN BROKE IN AT THIS POINT AND
SAID: "MR rRUEHAUF is THE PUBLISHER OF THE DE-
tkolf TRIDUNe."
Z 10 WHICH WE RESPONDED WITH GOD AND
ARH the PUBLISHERS THEREOF"
WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL VIA ST. PAUL
(EPHEslANs 6.lo-2o)
81. PAUlss "HOPE, FAITH, CHARITY"
AMPLlFIeD
We OFTEN ENCOUNTER REFERENCES TO TIE
18TH CHAPTER Or Isl CORINTHIANS IN WHICH
Continues Next Column. TeP)
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Ex-(onviets =



YOUR TRUE BEING - EXTERNALLY. COMPLETELY
PoPuLATES. THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE WITH ~
coRRUPTiRLE, UNAVAILABLE, oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT.
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ Jesvs)
NY GREATEST MARY. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET
Ess. Observation-Disclosures THE REV. MARY
BAKER EDDY. WHOSE MAN CHILD - OUR CHILD
CHRIST COLOSSAL "sciENcE OF SCIENCES" OF
THE UNIVERSE - WILL RULE rs RULiNGl ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON - SAYS. ON PIP.
476-7: JESUS BEAELD IN SCIENCE THE PERFECT
MAN. WHO APPEARED TO HIM WHERE SHINING
MORTAL MAN APPEARS TO MoRTALs IN THIS
PERFECT MAN THE SAVIOUR SAW GODS OWN LIKE
NESS AND THIS CORRECT VIEW OF MAN HEALED
THE SICK"
HENCE, SON. MAKE YOURSELF A cHRIsTLIkE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST THINKER. STUDENT. GOOD
SAMARITAN BROTHERS KEEPER.
MURDERoUs HEBREW SAUL OF TARSUs BECAME
NV HEROIC GIANT APOSTLE. ST. PAUL
MARY MAcDALENE, OUT OF WHOM JESUS
CAST SEVEN DEVILS WAS LAST AT THE CROSS
AND FIRST AT THE sEPULcHRE' - WHICH MRS.
EDDY so LOVINGLY RECOUNTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09
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Jpb* w Gan CONVERT THE WORLD
A4o4T lllA MRS EDDY. DECLARED TO THIS
GROUP 81 S slNe MEN AND WOMEN - PASTORS
9tetetANs WocEs ATTORNEYS. AND ovHEI
I'VE. TODAY, IN THIS CLASSROOM, ARE ENOUGH
h: 70 sQNvFRT The WORLD n WE ARE OF 1.-THE
ONE mlNp (eop, oMNPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE =
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WIZ FEEL THE AhFtyENce OF THIS lone REAL
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WORLD WAR II WAS MERELY A MYTHICAL
0lo44FiE, HQRfAL T-H-o-u-c-H.T MOVING
rtcTuKE" BuRLEsoUE OF THE oMNI-
RoTeNcE pr DIVINE LOVE. "oUR FATHER,MorHER
GOD, ALttdARM0NlOUs"l
ADAM-EvE AllEcORY. MYTHOLOGY. IN tn
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
A Man Around The House All Day
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tuce. And, let me see. Do you
have any nice strawberries? Yes,
two boxes if they're nice" That
same word, mice" dominates all
grocery lists which l have to carry
to the stores. 1t has become so
inextricably involved with her
shopping that once stopped in a
hardware store at her request and
asked for a nice can of varniSh.
| think perhaps that she scored
a near-hit on me when she men,
toned shoes. 1t just happens that
l like the fellow who runs the shoe
store and enjoy talking to him, and
don't believe in going into a
mans store without buying little
something. Anyway, a weakness
for shoes is not such a bad thing.
She has mania for vacuum clean
ers. At the present moment she has
four vacuum cleaners. She uses
one of them exclusively for clean
ing the basement, and l suspect
that she sometimes vacuums the
front yard. Not long ago l was
away on a brief trip and when l
got home she had acquired a
brand-new vacuum cleaner, the
latest model, one of those that
climbs up flight of stairs without
help and then puts itself to bed. |
asked her why in the name of time
she had bought still another one,
and she said she had to have one
to clean out the bags of the other
three. In other words, she'll vac
uum the downstairs with Vacuum
No. 2 and then she'll use Vacuum
No. a to vacuum out the bag of
Vacuum No. 2 and then she'll take
Vacuum No. a out to the incinera-
tor and empty its bag by hand.
This thing has a dangerous poten-
tial that I'd rather not think about.
MY WIFE charges me with not
1Vl understanding the clothes
washer. In turn, | charge her with
purveying slipshod directions. A
marvel of spoken confusion would
be recording of her voice instruct
ing someone how to get to our
house. Ii is a wonder to me that
more recipients of her directions
are not found floating face down.
ward in the Hudson River, eight
miles above Albany. But as to the
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