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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-12-10
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THE JACKSON STATE :

Tie JAOhOON - a T.
TENNESSEE STATE GAME
out at Alumni Field Saturday
brought hundreds of visitors
to our fair city many
whom we have known all our
lives we wish it were
possible to give their names,
all of whom were looking as
if life is being mighty kind
to them but, since this
was playday we didn't have
our little notebook, so that's
that.
THE 85TH ANNUAL SEES
SION of the M. w. Stringer
Grand Lodge brought some D.
600 or more persons to over
flow our city for four days of
this week-all sessions being
presided over by the Honor
able JAMES c. GILLIAN.
Grand Master More about
him elsewhere in this issue
DECEMBER Is, we will OBJ
serve another BIRTHDAY and
as another year is added to
our life, we again find much
consolation in the poem.
Let me grow lovely growing
So many fine things do;
Laces and ivory and gold;
And silks need not be new;
And there is healing in old
trees
Old streets a glamour hold;
Why may not l, as well as
these
Grow lovely growing old?
Ours will be a very happy
birthday, for already friends
have begun to remember us
with beautiful cards and other
expressions of friendship, for
which we express our deep
gratitude.
WE URGE all our readers
to contribute to the CHRIST
MAS CHEER CLUB; to give
to INMATES AT WHITFIELD
and to do whatever possible
to make the holiday season
bright and cheerful for the less
fortunate among us BUT
ABOVE ALL, WE URGE
YOU TO REMEMBER TO
PAY YOUR POLL TAXES be-
fore February / and if you
have not already done so,
Give Yourself a CHRISTMAS
PRESENT by BECOMING A
QUALIFIED, REGISTERED
VOTER A Voteless Peo-
pie will forever be a Hopeless
People.
OUR ORCHID for BEST Edi-
torial" of the week goes to
STATE TIMES OLIVER EN-
MERICH also found State
Times ROBERT WEBR'S Out
look on Leadership, most time
ly and interesting.
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JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY


Sorority to share in the plea
sures of their annual YULE-
TIDE TEA held at College
Park Clubhouse Merry.
Making with AKA ladies, we
found that beautiful and ar
tistic decorations throughout
the clubhouse not only lent
a festive atmosphere to the
occasion but also provided a
most fitting background for
the chic and fashionable
dressed guests assembled :.
Adding much to the general
pleasures of the evening was
an entertaining program pro-
vided by a committee headed
by our young friend, DOLLY
jackson State Band) ROBIN
son and on which appeared
the pretty and talented group
from Hill High under the di-
rection of Mr.. w. Hughes; a
Brass Quartet from Jackson
State, under the direction Of
Miss d. Robinson and AKA
Soror Ethel Ray Davis, ac-
companied by another AKA
Soror, Rogers-Jones. 1t was
good to be so graciously re-
ceived by Mesdames Rhodes
and Robertson at the door;
registered by MeSdames Rum
Bile, NJ. Williams, c. Washing
ton, S. Wright; given an. at
tractive and useful souvenir
by Mrs. Lillian Lane; served
tea fro man exquisitively dec
GRATED Tea Table by Mesdames
Daisy Reddix, Bernice Bell,
Carolyn Washington and
Gladys Gill.
HIGHLIGHT OF AKA's
YULETIDE TEA was the hon.
oring of Past Basilei of Beta
Delta Omega Chapter, with
lovely Orchids being pinned
on the honorees by the pres
ent Basileus, charming ERN-
ESTINE HOLLOWAY
Those present to receive their
orchid were: Miss F. o. Alex
ander, retired Supervisor of
Jeanes Teachers of Mississippi,
Mrs. Dorothy Gordon Gray,
Head of Home Economics
Dept, Alcorn College; Mrs.
Ruby Suits Lyells, co-owner
of NILS Drug Store; Mrs. Me-
lita Woodland, Secretary to
President, Jackson State Col
lege and Miss Emma D. Jen-
kins, instructor at Southern
University, Baton Rouge, La.
Past Basilei not present
included: Mrs. Inez Prosser
(deceaser); Mrs. Henrietta Ira
wick Norris, presently work
ing at Johnson c. Smith Uni
versity and who sent a tele-
gram of regrets; Miss Dorothy
Norman; Mrs. Zelma Price,
S a tie D j r e c or of
H 0 M E Economics, Jack
son, Miss, who was out of the
city on business and Mrs. O.
dessa Waters Frazier, Norfolk,
Va. For a most delightful
evening we say a BIG THANK
YOU to all the ladies we've
mentioned and the following
who also made a big contribu-
ton to the total success of
the Yuletide Tea: D. Wash
ington, L. Johnson, Ports, NJ.
Kelly, K. Pinson, M. Jones,
G. Hardy, Mullens, Rigsby,
Stewart, H. V. Kelly, Carey,
Weathersby, Nichols, Poindex-
ter, Hunt, Coleman, Salone, N.
Townsend, Walters, Fraser and
Davis.
DEATH TAKES RICHARD
WRIGHT the internationally
famous writer of beSt-Selling
Native Son. and "Black Boy
and though this talented
author came to be known
throughout the world and will
probably be mourned by peo'
pie everywhere there are
those right here in Jackson
who will also mourn his pass
ing and include memory OF
his early boyhood among the
many pleasant experiences OF
yesteryear For RICHARD
WRIGHT attended both Jim
Hill and Smith Robinson Ele.
mentary schools Along
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Anna Cistrunk, Mrs. Evelene
Hicks. Mrs. Beatrice Gray,
Miss Vivkan Hicks and Miss
Catherine Evans. Refresh
ments we're served by the hos
tess.
The next meeting will be
held in the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth Presswood, 1411 Hair
Street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-12-10

BY Sarah vi. Harvey
THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
BE patient in little things.
Learn to bear the everyday
trials and annoyances of life
quietly and calmly and then.
when the unforeseen troubles
and calamity come, your
strength will not forsake
you."-C. w. Plumer
CHRISTMAS 1860 is near,
so near that it seems one can
hear the Jingle of the bells as
old St. Nick and his RENDERS
make ready for their annual
trip from the Northland
All around we see our friends
entering into the Holiday
spirit we see preparations
by groups to provide Christ
mas Cheer for the less fortu-
nate we see firms pre-
pairing to entertain their en-
ployees and friends we
see preparations for holiday
weddings; we see parents max
ing ready for the arrival of
sons and daughters who have
been attending schools and col
leges throughout the country;
we also see preparations to
welcome home other relatives
and friends and we of this
column make preparation to
journey up to ole st. Louie"
to spend our holidays with our
Pride and JOY, WILLIAM
HARVEY all in all, de-
spite world conditions, it looks
as if CHRISTMAS 1860 will
still be MERRY AND BRIGHT
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4,
was filled to the brim with
varied but interesting expert
ences that kept many Jackson
ians on the go from early
morn till late at night In
addition to our regular church
services at Central Methodist,
our list of where to go" in
clude the DEDICATION SER
VICES of the East Flora High
School, up Flora way at 3:
P. NJ, where a splendid Ded-
ictory message was brought by
one Of our favorite ministers,
Rev. ALLEN L. JOHNSON,
pastor of st. Stephens Metho-
dist, Yazoo City.
THE CHRISTMAS PAGE
ANT presented at Central
Methodist by the BRANCH
YWCA and so beautifully done
by students of the MISSISSIP-
Pr SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
was a program we are certain
all JackSonians would have en-
joyed and here, we doff
our hats to Principal JOHN
SHINAULT and his very fine
staff for the marvellous job
being done to help prepare
these boys and girls to take
their rightful places in society
Never before, to our way
of thinking, has "The First
Christmas Morn" been more
wildly presented not by
sound, of course, but by beau
tiful, sincere, warm and glow
ing expressions and most in.
telligent use of the sign Ian
guage and interpreters
We pray for the continued sue,
cess of these students and
teachers who are giving Sc
much of themselves in this
worthy cause. We have
heard that the same program
will be presented at Pearl
Street AME CHURCH comes
Sunday, December H.. Fol-
high entertainment we recon-
mend that you find out the
exact time and be there
The Branch ''Y'' climaxed this
presentation with a TEA ana
the Annual Hanging Of The
Green" ceremonies and as al
ways, friendly, capable Execu
tive Director, LILLE BELL
WALKER JONES was in the
background to see that all who
enters the building receive
courteous attention.
IN COMP ANY with FRIEND
Myrtis Gregory we honorec
the invite that came from
ladies of Beta Delta Omeg'
chapter, Alpha Kappa Alph'
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EsTANT. DEVILS DO-cOoDERs, NOT VIA THE
STRAIGHT AND NARROW WAY OF CHRIST, BOTH
FIRST AND SECOND APPEARANCES EN-
TIRELY TOO DEMANDINc
AND so. BOTH HELPED BUILD UP THE CON-
MUNIsT MONSTER - INDIRECTLY AIDED IN THE
REDS GAINING OUR BILLION S SECRETS
BUT SATAN BOUND" FRANKLIN WOULD NOT SUB
NIT TO REPENTANCE, MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
PURITY, AND HAVE A REAL HEALING OF THE
SPIRITUAL WcKEDNEss, MANIFESTED IN
POLIO HENCE. THE 500 BILLION LAUNDERING,
iNFAMY. PEARL HARBoR - AND CHRISTIAN
NATIONS DlscREDITED AROUND THE WORLD
AND SUBSEQUENT Loss OF CHINA TO THE REDS
DEVILS MATERlA MEDICA 0KS F.D.R.
FOR THIRD AND FOURTH TERMS!
GOD CONDEMNED MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL TREASON!
SATAN USES ELEANOR TO EXTRACT GREAT
SUMS OF IS TO INVOLUNTARY DEFY JESUS
AND MY BASIC. SUBLIME TRUTH RE HEALTH,
HEALING. HEAVEN. HERE. NOW:
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING IT IS THE
SPIRIT THAT ouckENETH. THE WORDS THAT SPEAK
UNTO YOU THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE"
John 6:63 aaU assssyu
CANCER IS A MYTH : LIKE MATTER" HELL.
CONTINUED Next Column Topl
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GIVEN ROOM TO THINK BY SUPT. SAMUEL m.
BRoWNELL. DR.. ANTHONY ADINoLFI. ONLY THEN
EMERGING AS THE MASTER PLANNER FOR THE
SCHOOL SYSTEM. ELECTED TO DELAY THE BEGIN
MING OF THE OSBORN PROJECT. HIS HOPE WAS THAT
A NEW APPROACH COULD BE MADE TO SAVE THE
Difference BETWEEN WHAT FORMER PLANNERS
THOUGHT THE ADDITION WOULD COST AND WHAT
IT ACTUALLY WOULD REQUIRE.
Accepting Or. Browners gamble his ability. DR..
Adnof set TO work-wih fhe architectural firm Smith,
Hinehman and CryIs
But what emerged this week shrewd, doIar-eon-
seious blue prints that will not on match the space and
quality OF the old plans. but provide additional benefits
THE RESULT IS THAT THE TAXPAYERS WILL BE
SAVED ALMOST STA MILLION AND HAVE A BETTER
SCHOOL THAN FIRST ENvsIoNED
Basiesly, the concept changed from the od.stye
musoried Detroit school with excessive
space to trim efficient one-stoy plan that will avoid
the heavy construction; useless corridors and stajrves
and the complicated heating and venIsng system used
in the past
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later Montreal fell TO British forces and French
Canada had fallen under British domination: :.
THE PARADOX, HOWEVER, is THAT TWO GEM
Turtles LATER THE BATTLE STILL GOES ON IT IS
DOUBTFUL THAT THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM AND QUE
BEG CITY COULD HAVE BEEN MORE FRENCH, MORE
RESISTANT TO BRITISH CONTROL IN 1859 THAN THEY
ARE TODAY
The vneonquerabIe people" is the way magazine
writer described the French Canadians who have resisted
all Pressvres and maintained Quebec North American
outpost Of French civilization.
MANY CANADIANS ARE DISTURBED THAT THE
BRITISH VICTORY HAS NOT MEANT GREATER AssIMl.
LATIoN OF THE FRENCH
They fhe reIsiovs-euItursI warfare that fingers
today foremost the problems that keep Canada
from being truly nation.
THIS CONFLICT is ALL THE MORE CRUCIAL BE-
CAUSE, TO MANY CANADIANS, CHRISTIANITY IS
more IMPORTANT IN THE NATIONAL LIFE THAN IN
ANY COUNTRY EXCEPT SPAIN" AS ONE OBSERVER
WROTE.
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ASPIRIN IS TOP DRUG FOR RHEUMATIC

aspirin 'vrns out to be Just as good for rheumatic
fever fhe high priced drucs like eor,iso, 49,. -. .
ms. ~ " 49,
THIS is THE uNEoUWocAL EVIDENCE or TLIE
LATEST CAREFULLY CONTROLLED STUDY. TIE RE-
SUITS OF WHICH WERE PUBLISHED vEsrspnAv IA
.ne NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE. !" ONE
TIONs Too@'~~'
In this Investigation carried on, In .;h. ....;., =.
'0o cries with fiffyseven children the effects az .sprn
s"o psedn'sone fres'men compared Prer;sors 4
eo:oneke compound five fines more posen, than ear
f'sone in SURPRISING inflammation
r,.,. ar ~, Twelve WEEKS OF TREATING. The
''r-,s , sorskAr'Nc PHYSICIANS COULD FIND
s.r.as D'rrsksNcE IN THE DEGREE OF RESIDUAL
nsAkI DAMAGE BETWEEN TWO cRol,ps ne pn.
, ns.ns se..cIEo At RANDOM TO BE GIVEN EITHER
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Unions


tConnUed from Back Pagel
The dominant position Of the labor bosses is not Just
an accident. How did IL come about? What caused II?
THE FACT IS THAT, FOR SOME YEARS AND IN
MOST OF OUR STATES LABOR UNIONS HAVE EN-
JoYED CERTAIN LEGAL PRIVILEGES AND IkJMuNiTES.
THEY COULD DO THINGS THAT OTHER PEOPLE COULD
NOT DO WITHOUT BEING JAILED. FINED OR SUED
EITHER BECAUSE THE LAW PERMITTED IT, OR BE-
CAUSE THE LAW COULD NOT BE ENFORCED AS A
PRACTICAL REALITY iT IS THESE IMMuNITIEs AND
PRIVILEGES, RATHER THAN THE UNIVERSAL SUP
PORT OF THE WORKING MAN UPON WHICH THE La
BCR BOSSES HAVE BUILT THEIR POWER.
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But. 'THf DAY Of PtNIfcosr" ON TRf
WITH THE HOLY GHOST!

AND so, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS AND
THOSE NOT YET READY FOR DIVINE PROMOTION.
GRADUATION. TO AN APPREHENSION OF THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY. HEAVEN AT HAND WITHIN
YOU, sUPERsATuRATeD WITH MANY MAR
Vicious MANSIONS. ETERNAL LIFE. THE ONLY
REAL. lNcoRRuPTIeLE. INvuLNERABlE YOUR
TRUE HABiTATi - MAKE IMPERATIVE THE DAY
OF PENTEcosT." FOR THAT DEEPSEATED NEW
BIRTH WHICH APPREHENDs THE NoTHiNcNEss
OF THE MYTHICAL. DEvILlsH. ANTI-cHRisT,
PsYcHoPATHIc ADAM-EvE MURDERous CAIN
JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PSY-
GEOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTH0o0i
OF THE SHINING. STUPID. LAUNDERING ADAM
EVE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR socALlED
MATERIAL" WORLD A MYTH, WHEREAS.
THE GENESIS OF CREATION. Oh. !. v. I. "a 81. RE-
PuDiATES THE DAMNA6lE. MYTHICAL
ADAM-EvE BURLEsoUe or THE DIVINE
II: IN THE BEGINNING GOD CREATED THE
HEAVEN AND THE EARTH INTERPRETATION - AND
CORRECTION - DICTATED TO MY GREATEST
MARY. TO YOU: THE INFINITE HAS NO BEcINNNcl
AND THAT MEANS The ONE GOD AND HIS OFF,
SPRING. CREATION UNIVERSE
v26 LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE AND
LIKENESS WITH DIVINE DOMINION OVER ALL
THE IMAGE or INFINITE MAJESTIC uNERRiNc-
SPIRIT. THE ONE SUBSTANCE. MIND. SOUL VOID
ING MATTER. HELL. ADAMEvE MYTH,
AND THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL John s:4344
Va - AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
HE THE ONE. REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD MADE.
AND. BEHOLD IT WAS land Isl VERY GOOD"
1.-THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST IS
THE ONLY HOPE FOR THIS TROUBLED WORLD"
BY Jackie Burrs
The SECOND COMING Of Christ is the ONLY HOPE
FOR THIS TROUBLED WORLD. There those who think
that they settle the worlds ills and bring in the King
dom wifsovf the coming Of fhe King through the United
Nations fire Summit talks arbitration. and peace treaties
We found years ago that the idle hopeless dream Of
making the world safe for democracy was lost
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS TURNED OUT TO BE A
LEAGUE OF NOTIONS" AND ALL ATTEMPTS TO BRING
IN LASTING WORLD PEACE WITHOUT THE COMING
OF THE PRINCE OF PEACE is NOT ONLY AN IMPossl-
BIlITY BUT AN INSULT TO GOD, BY LEAVING HIM
OUT OF HIS WORLD AND OUT OF OUR PLANS FOR
BUILDING BETTER WORLD.
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"A GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN!
WOMAN cl0THrD WITH TINE SUN


UNDER HER FEET" - UNDERSTANDING WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE us RUllNcl ALL NATIONS
WITH ROD OF IRON! AND MY PRECIOUS ONES
WHO HAVE AN INTRODUCTION TO NY PRE-
DESTINED. EVENTUAL. THE ONE AND THE ONLY RE-
LIcloN AND THERAPEUTICS" THE CHRIST
COLOSSAL SCIENCE or THE UNIVERSE DICTATED
TO NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. DAUcH-
TER-REvELAToR. THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. INTO
HER 10Th YEAR REvvihc PRIMITIVE CHRISTI
ANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT OF HEALING. BUT
ITS HIGHER MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE
SINS or THE WORLD - THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS" - REVELATION 772 = OF THE REAL.
Externally PERFECT - NEVER NEEDING A HEAL
ING IN ALL ETERNITY!
WOMAN" AGAIN Matthew I3:33.
JESUS: THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO
LEAvEN WHICH WOMAN HID IN MEASURES
or MEAL" = SCIENCE, THEOLOGY. MEDICINE"
tS&tH. THE LEAvEN:
CHRIST IN IT'S COMPLETENESS. WHICH WICKED
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATIONS" CANNOT PERCEIVE
OUTSIDE OF NY ONE sATAN-FREE - SANE -
CHURCH. - THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST, SCI.
ENLIST - HAVING MY ONLY lNFALLIBLE
BIBLE. PASTOR. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT
BOOK SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH key
TO THE SCRIPTURES" - TOTALLY VOID OF
ADAM-EvE TRANsLAToRs. INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs
FEB. 1855 WOMAN" APPOINTED TO COMPLETE
JESUS UNFINISHED BUSINESS" BUT MRS. EDDY,
AGE AS, WAS CONFRONTED WITH THE SPECTACLE
OF MY CHOSEN BIBLE KING JAMES PROTESTANT.
HAVING HAD 100000 NEW 7. READINGS" IN
TERPRETATIONs etc. AND 10000 READINGS" of
THE OLD T. THE ROAD TO HE'LL is PAVED
WITH GOOD INTENTIONS"
MANY or THESE TRANsLAToRs WERE NOT EVEN
EQUAL TO JOHN THE BAPTIST
FOR ILLUSTRATION, READ MINOR PROPHET
HABAkKUK. l:l3 - GOD TOO PURE TO BEHOLD
EVIL
BUT. IN THE VERY SAME VERSE THE ANTI
CHRIST, ADAM-EvE PSEUDO SENSE INTRUDEs AND
REvERsEs THE DIVINE REVELATION!
NOW or COURSE, iF YOU HAVE NOT YET PER.
MITTED - YOURSELF - TO BE EXAMINED BY NY
DicTAToNs Excluding altogether Adams Ewes y
IN MRS. EDDYs COPYRIGHTED WRITINGS SOME OF
THESE THINGS WILL NOT YET MAKE SENSE
BUT, REMEMBER THIS sTMoN-PETER THREE
TINES A LIAR
THREE YEARS INSTRUCTION!
Continued Next Column Top)
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1.-THE ELEANOR ROOSEVELT INSTITUTE
FOR CANCER RESEARCH"

Americans responding to appeals like those made
by Arthur Godfrey Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and
others THEY ARE SENDING THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO
THE ELEANOR ROOSEVELT INSTITUTE FOR CANCER
RESEARCH. sol SECOND AVENUE. NEW YORK ". NEW
YORK.
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AND Their father. THE pkvA'! 4 il
cAusAnoM AND REALITY ARE
ErrRNAllY AND EXCLUSIVELY mENIA
AND SPIRITUAL AND PERFECT J
MEDICAL t"mATtRiAl"l HEALINes Az
wHITEWAslks OF the OWL f! AND INVITE
PREMATURE DEATHS. BlUNDERs. AND
DISASTERS. LIKE THE DEVILS F.D.R.S
PEARL HARB0R! !
A cHucKlE RE HOSPITAL PATIENTS
All HOSPITAL PATIENTS LEAVE THEIR HOS
prTAI ALT TOO MANY LEAVE THEIR CARCASS De-
HIND
REMARKABLE HEAllNcs.
MANY HOSPITAL PATIENTS HAVE HAD The
GOOD FORTUNE TO HAVE SOMETHING OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE, cHRIsT's SECOND APPEARANCE.
RUE OFF ON THEMl HENCE. THE MANY TEsIl-
MoNIALs HEBREWS. CATHOLICS, PRoTesIANTs,
NOT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CONVERTS, BUT WHO
ESCAPE PREMATURE DEATH EVEN UNDER TIE
DEVILS MEDICINE. SURGERY. PsYcHIATRv!
BUT IT IS JUST TOO BAD FOR THOSE SATAN
BOUND" WHO TURN THEIR BACKS. IN A JUDAS
LIKE FASHION, AGAINST NY. GODS HIGHEST
PHYSICIANS. cs. PRACTITIONERS. AND MY ONE,
PURE. TRUE HONEST. COMPLETE. sATAN-FReE
- SANE - CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS - THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST
1.-THE ELEANOR ROOSEVELT INSTITUTE
FOR CANCER RESEARCH"
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Christ =


ReveReNDs HUBBARD. BuRRIs: CHRIST JESUS IS
HERE NOW - BUT. JESUS MORTAL IDENTITY.
MARv's FteSH. IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR DouBTiNc
TNoAAAsEy IT WAS REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE
NOTHINoe1ess~l m HIS ASCENSION J!
AWAKEN TO NY GREATEST MARvs MARVELLOUS
ROLE TODAY. AS PRoPHEseD Bv Us. JESUS AND l.
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD"
REVELATION 12l. S:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07
Africa At A Glance

Vienna Austria internationally concert
singer Paul Robson recently ruling class as
the greatest that he says ne mas no
intention of returning naeland but will make his permanent
England.
Kuala Iunprr Malaga (ANP)-The Federation of Malaga
recently will not back the admission OF the teopeS
Republic the United Nations until agrees
to recognize Fomosa as sovereign ana noe 3 49,
wise said Prime Abdul Rahman Putra would mean
sendering OF millions of Nationalist CeSe 10
China who wills
FOR SIERRA LEONE INDEPENDENCE
Freon Sierra CAP)One Of the hghghts of the in
dependence of Sierra Leone next April may be the presence
of an orchestra England Rudolph Dunbar British Gua
nes musician Of epue conducted wenown symphony
throughout Dunbar recently visited Sierra Leone
to discuss plans government officials
sol TTIERN CANIEROONS VOTE FEB. IL
Buea Southern Caneroons CANP)The whether the
Southern Cameoons part Nigeria the Cameroons
Republic pebsce be held next Feb IL The
voting is to be conducted under supervision Dja Abdoh
former Foreign pbscte commissioner for the
United
LONGER WORK HOURS PROPOSED AFTER OCT
En Nigeria proposal has been made to the Govern
ent of Region the work week of office workers be
"a hours to 81 hours with an eventual rise
goal contrast to other where moves
work week from 40 hours to "a or
IS week
FREE PRIMARY SCHOOL 1862
Lumpur Malaga (ANP)-Free primary education in all
schools receiving the by
1862 proposals by the Education
Committee The committee also recommended extending the
school leaving age rom Is of 1862.
NATIONS BALL OCT. %
Accra ANP,-A grand al-naons be
State House Accra secretaa of the
Kwame Nkrumah honor of United
Nations Day proceeds the affair will be given to the
trust
CONGO SUMMIT"
Leopode (ANP-Joseph Mobua the retgnng strong
disclosed plans last week to hold summit
political leaders effort to stabilize the counts
government.
MONROE DOCTRINE" FOR AFRICA
United CANP)-Presdent Kwame Nkrumah Of Ghana
issued calling upon African states to draft USype
Coloniasm and imperialism constitute
of world conflict he stated MY warning to
countries keep out Of Africa is no more than reaeg
the underlying Doctrine which demands that
powers keep out of the American continent
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the Clan which made during the
filming popular Oceans H. might also this venture
viewing United Nations serial this thought came to
mind reception the ambition of the big land
hand to receive hot reception
When Ruth book about her life
she been caught in the
middle missed plane in New
York that all aboard half
ramner in Chicago it jumped the track kill
others And last week. she stranded
through Seconds after she
shelter nearby home the containing
SS$S in clothes arrangements demolished!
Dizzy Gillespie of How he
came his famous moniker is quite a story
Williams the Basic Watch for his
Pittsburgh gig open Chateau Cafe October
when Joe" heard juke boxes
Well of that calypso tune doctor
he Missus have called quits
Well Payboy magazines They have
keep Petord in their jazz polls
spite youthful Pettord among
great suddenly Copenhagen Denmark
few weeks ago The agreed give family posthumous
award should he be among winners
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-07

beautiful fall colors but to the
sightless they can only feel the
smell of fall, and they tell you they
know it must be beautiful.
Not long ago I saw Autumn
through the "eyes" of a sightless
friend. She was so cheerful it was
hard to believe she could not see
what she was talking about.
AS I listened she was saying,
Il know the fields along the high
way have many different shades
Of brown and gold now and I i'm
agine there are several kinds of
fall flowers along the highway"
glanced down at the roadside
and there was a group of flowers
that looked as though a florist had
arranged them. The Colors were
perfectly blended and the tall vel,
low gOldenrod were as a back