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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

his selection of Texan Sen. Lyndon
Johnson as his running mate.
In the comparative short period
since the Los Angeles convention
Kennedy surrounded his campaign
effort with some of the top Negro
politicians both professional and
amateur.
He effectively used Eleanor
Roosevelt, Sen. Hubert Humphrey
and other civil rights advocates to
reassure Negro voters of his in
terest and dedication to the civil
rights cause.
Wherever Kennedy Travelled he
had with him Frank Reeves, Wash
ington, D. c. Negro attorney and
Democratic National Committee
man from the District of Columbia
and Andrew Hatcher, a Californian
as a staff press assistant. Reeves,
early Hubert Humphrey sup
porter won his committee post
with support of the Minnesotan.
Kennedy's campaign committee
sponsored a civil rights confab in
New York called a Constitution
al Rights Conference" which was
chaired by Humphrey and featured
/ such civil rights adherents as
Eleanor Roosevelt, Gov. Mennen
Williams, Sen. Paul Douglas, form
er Gov. and Sen. Herbert Lehman
and the Presidential candidate
himself John Kennedy.
The top stroke of luck for the
Kennedy campaign among Amer
ica's approximately 10 million
Negro voters was the totally
politically unrelated Rev. Martin
Luther King prison incident.
A simple telephone call by Sen.
Kennedy to the wife of the south
ern leader the Rev. Martin Luther
King to express regret for his
Georgia Imprisonment on a trump
ed up traffic violation probably
won him a half million Negro
votes. At the time this is written
this is actually about Kennedy's
numerical margin of lead in pop
ular vote.
Whether Kennedys call was sell
fishly or politically inspired may
never be known, but it won i'm
mediate reaction from many Ne
groes who had planned to vote for
Nixon, observers say. The Vice
Presidents silence on the imprison-
ment of King which hit the front
pages of newspapers all over the
world did him no good, and created
the suspicion that he kept quiet
ala Eisenhower because he felt
any statement would harm him
with the southern states which
he desperately wooed in the closing
weeks of the campaign.
An ironic factor was Kings
known admiration for the Vice
J President.
II The fact that Kennedy's action
seemed spontaneous, and was a
calculated risk to his vote in the
South, where he was already in
trouble, struck the imagination of
: many thousands of Negro voters
, all over the country.
Nixon's silence in the face of the
, international con d e m n a til on of
Georgia's Imprisonment of King
and his latter day attack on the
Continued on Page A.
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Stevenson in the colored wards and
precincts.
The various Computer systems
which recorded trends had the New
York City Negro vote for Kennedy
increasing - per cent over that
given Adlai Stevenson in 1856. In
Chicago the percentage was much
higher at IA per cent.
In the southern and border
states where Negroes voted in
large numbers the trend was
the same.
Kenne $ phenomenal vote,
among American Negroes after
starting off way behind Vice
President Nixon at the beginning
OF the campaign, was one of the
wonders of the campaign.
Kennedy's Stock Low In July
In July at the time of the Demo-
cratic national convention Ken
nedys stock was so low among
Negroes he was roundly booed
when he appeared to speak at a
Los Angeles NAACP mass meet
ing
All during the primary cam
paigns Kennedy's speeches gener-
ally lodged mention of the civil
rights issue and this was not lost
on US. Negroes. The haste with
which Kennedy was endorsed for
the Democratic nomination as ear
ly as 1858 by Mississippis then
segregationist governor, James P.
Coleman, caused considerable ma
tionwide suspicion among Negroes
of Sen. Kennedy.
This plus criticised vote on ar
amendment during the 1857 civil
rights battle in the us. Senate
for a strong civil rights bill by
Sen. Kennedy early alientated
many thousands of Negro voters
Nxons stock rose among us
Negroes upon his return in 1855
from a trip to Asia, when he sug-
gested publicly that the us,
should get it's racial house in order
and end discrimination against the
Negro which he said was hurting
the nation among the new nations
of the East, These nations felt Mr.
Nixon said that color prejudice
against one race was indicative
of a white superiority complex
among Americans.
Later after a trip to Africa
Nixon made further suggestions or
the civil rights question to the ma.
ton.
By the time of the 1860 conven,
ton his prestige had risen especi'
ally among that large group Of
US. Negroes who are numbered
among the nations political indie,
pendents.
Kennedy's defeat Of chief civil
rights advocate Sen. Hubert H
Humphrey of Minnesota in Wiscon
sin and West Virginia primaries
did not increase his prestige among
Negro leaders who are active il
the civil rights struggle.
By the time Kennedy was nom
mated and Nixon had been nance
by the Republicans, the former
still had much ground to make W
despite the enactment by the Dem
ocratic convention at his insistenct
of the strongest civil rights planl
ever put in a major party plat
form. Another early handicap was
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
NOVEMBER ST. PAUL
FEPC MEETING

The November meeting of the
City of st. Paul Fair Employment
Practice Commission will take
place, on Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der Is, at 1880 pm, in Room 100
of the City Hall, according to Dan
iel G. Jacobowslxi, the Commission's
executive secretary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
December Book-of-Month Hits Hard:
December Book of-Month Hits Hard:
"PeaCeabIe Lane" Novel
On Bias In Suburbs
To Stir Up Controversy
BY NELL RUSSELL

NEW YORK CITY - "Peaceable Lane, the December
is not recommended for ucerprOne real
operators who ply their trade in whe suburbia This
explosive novel written by 49yearod Life magazine editor
Keith Wheeler will probably be of the discussed and
controversial pieces of fiction since Gentemens Agreement
Peaceabe Lane" is the story of the anything butpeaceful
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

County outside OF
New York City.
Clifton Fadi.
man, reviewing
the novel in the
November Book.
OF = The = Month
CT u b N e w s
writes:
THE book deals
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Mothers und Babies Suffer:
Mothers Gnd BGbies Suffer:
Mill City Urban
League In Drive
For Louisiana Babies

Last summer in Louisiana than 5000 mothers with
$4,000 children removed from the Aid Dependent
Children ADC) rolls result of the Suitable Home which
passed during the last session of the Louisiana legislature
The legislative effort punish the Negro
muny in Louisiana and reaate for the steady drive get
the state school boards to obey the Supreme Court decision
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

which it had in previous cam
paigns.
The Negro press was also ig-
nored as an advertising medium
by the Nixon National command.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11
Kennedy Wins With
Heavy Negro Support
In North & South
Especial to Spokesman & Recorder Papersl

New York CyReportS indicate that the Us Negro vote
all the nation heavily the Democratic
Sen John Kennedy of Massachusetts and his running
mate Sen Lyndon B. Johnson
In such pivotal New York, Illinois, PennSy
Massachusetts California Missouri where the Negro vote in
urban cities is large, Kennedy pOled than Ada
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

Presidents City
gold Ballroom Friday night Nov 49,
left
Johnny Baker Beatrice Hail. Unit
CredafaWns;
and Rev. DenziI Carly Associated Negro Credit Union.
CrOWder, Northern Lights Bowling
Trigger;
Hardy,
HOrsemen; Ripper Royal
Twenty.
Georgia DOy Estraas; Warren Lodge;
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-11

chain of events set off when a
highly successful young Negro art
list and his family move into a
home in suburban Westminster
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27
Legislators Sniff

tConrnUeu from odck TdyV
APPARENTLY HALLECk DIDN'T BOTHER TO
CHECK HIS OWN INDIANA DISTRICT, WHICH HAS RE-
TO CLEAN UP THE LOCAL STREAMS. ANOTHER 1884,
500 HAS BEEN REQUESTED.
Charles home town Of Rensselaer, still dumps raw sew
age roqvos River To discuss what to do about this
health hazard the State Stream Pollution Control Board
has called public hearing. The only solution fhe
ify afford will be ask for part Of the Federal appro
priation HaIIeek is trying to slash.
In nearby Fowler, nd fhe towns poIIvfes
both Mud Creek which has poisoned wdfe and damaged
farm crops The has asked for Federal assistance TO
the tune Of $l2l.950
WARSAW T.n BIGGEST CITY IN HALLEcK's DIS
TRicT HAS OUTcROWN ITS SEWAGE TREATMENT
PLANT. THE OVERFLOW SEWAGE CONTAMiNATES
WALNUT CREEK AND THE TIPPEcANoE RIVER IN THE
CENTER OF ONE OF INDIANA's FINEST REcREATIoN
Al AREAS THE CITY HAS ASKED FOR A sll235o FED
ERAL GRANT TO EXPAND ITS FACILITIES.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27
Herter Sees

Continued from Back Page)
AND If YOU DON'T KNOW, YOU BETTER FIND OUT
WHAT JESUS SAID ABOUT JOHN - "A PAT ON THE
BACK AND A SLAP IN THE PUSs' tsmes)
"HERTER SEES ACCIDENTAL WAR PERIL"
WASHINGTON - tUPD Secretary of State Christian
A. Herter said Thursday the scientific to develop space
ace weapons ntensyng the danger OF war by mseal
cuation"
HERTER SOUNDED HIS WARMING AS A MAJOR
FACTOR IN THE NEED FOR A BROAD DISARMAMENT
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE FREE AND COMMUNIST
WORLDS
In a speech the National Press Club, Herier said the
"spraIinq superweapon competition could cause inter
national crisis develop into general without either
side really intending that this should happen
HE SAID 1T WAS URGENT THAT THE WORLD TAKE
STEPS TO CREATE "A MORE STABLE MILITARY EN-
vIRoNMENT."
AS immediate steps, Herier advocated:
FIRST, TO MEET THE DANGER OF MIscALculA
TON, THERE IS THE NEED FOR SAFEGUARDS AGAINST
SURPRISE ATTACK"
THE TESTING OF NUcLEAR WEAPONS AND EVEN
TUALLY THE PRODUCTION OF FASHIONABLE MATER-
al FOR WEAPONS PURPOSES MUST BE PROHIBITED
UNDER EFFECTIVE INSPECTION"
His remarks obviously aimed at the resumption
of donation Easf-Wesf disarmament talks TO begin in &C.
neva Switzerland in mdMareh If the Russians seriously
want to negotiate, he said they will find ready"
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27
Shame Of Our City,
tconfinued from Back Page)

tconsinued from Back Page)
SATAN GIVES COUNTERFEIT life MORE
ABUkDANTLY VIA IMPURE. NON CHRIST
SCIENTIST MESSIAH. DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS.
THINKING. LEADERSHIP OF THE NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS /! e0-YEARs PLUS RIP VAN
WRINKLES !-MORAL and SPIRITUAL CRIPPLEs
-pERs0Ns OF DETECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE
See our column on EPISCOPAL GOV. G. MENNEN
WILLIAMS DEVILS REFoRMER = MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL CRIPPLE DUPE, DEPUTY, FOR The
DEVILS REFoRMERS - REUTER-, MAZEY, GUS
s4cLtE - AND HOW THEY HAVE PUT THE
ONCE HoNoRED STATE THROUGH THE WRINcER'!
LEVl's CATHOLIC FRANK MURPHY.
EX-GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN. SPIRITUAL
TRAITOR. PUT THE STATE OF MICHIGAN
ON THE 'SKIDS'!-
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE OF COD PERMITTED THE DAMNABte,
OUTRAGEOUS SITDoWN STEALS or 'ne sUs'
WITH APPROVAL or THE P-s-Y-c-H-o-PA.I -H-'S
U.s. SUPREME COURT OF THAT PERIOD = s!m-
R-.Ic or THE MORAL, SPIRITUAL, iNIEllECioAL -
AND PHYSICAL CRIPPLE = SD.R. = IHt
WAc-s or SIN" - WHO DIED YEARS YOUNGER
THAN sTALIN! AND CHURCHILL. STILL VERY
MUCH ALivEI
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27
HeFtsr: Missile Gap


CEASE TRAMFlNc ALL OVER
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS THEIR 'REAPINc'
WILL CORRESPOND TO THE SOWING!
HOWEVER. IT NEEDS TO BE DIscERNED THAT
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF THE WILL
THE DEVIL PUTS HIS DuPES. SUCKERS, DEPU-
TIES, THROUGH THEIR PAGES UNTIL cHRIsTs
AND MosEs-LIKE DEMANDS OF PHARoAHs
OLD AND NEW coLIATHs WRECK THEIR JUccER.
NAUTs' OF GIGANTIC STEALS, MURDERS
COLOSSAL FALsEHcoDs. THE cRiMINALITY AND
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF THE "cHAsTLy FARCE
OF lso-esledl MATERIAL EXISTENCE" IN WHICH
SATAN BOUND" ADAMS. EWES, MURDER0US
GAINS, JUDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS. MISTAKENLY
ACCEPT HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA
AS REAL WHEREAS. THEY ARE MERELY VISIBLE.
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTER
FEiTS AND BuRLESQuES OF DIVINE IDEAS MY
CREATION. OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE, VERY
GOOD" - PERFECT ! - VOID OF THE GIGANTIC
HUMAN AND MATERIAL" MYTHS - BIRTHS.
DEATHS, DEFoRMlTEs. DISASTERS, PEsTiLENcES
WARS. EVEN NO REALITY IN THE PATHETIC.
TRAGIC. SHINING. STUPID, LAUNDERING ADAM
EVE HUMAN RACES REVEALED TRUTH,
1000 &c., Externally VALID: AND GOD SAW
EVERY THING THAT re THE ONE, REAL
PARENT cREAToRl HAD MADE, AND BEHOLD.
IT WAS L--IS-l VERY GOOD"
"HERTER: MISSILE GAP DIsRUPTs WORLD
TIES ~ TOUGHER SOVIET ATTITUDE"
Recently the Kremin specifically, Soviet Premier Nj
kta S. Khrushchev has adopted tougher attitude toward
the Weston Germany and Berlin on Japan on nuelear
testing disarmament.
Why?
SECRETARY OF STATE CHRISTIAN A. HERTER, AT
HIS NEWS CONFERENCE THIS WEEK PROVIDED AN
EXPLANATION TO WHICH HE sUBScRIBEs.
He attributed this tougher Soviet attitude to greater
Soviet confidence due missile and rocket
THUS THE SECRETARY OF STATE PUT HIMSELF
sQUARELY IN THE CENTER OF THE CURRENT mis-
sILE GAP" DEBATE RAGING IN WASHINGTON. FOR
HIS COMMENTS ARE AN ADMINISTRATION ADMISSION
THAT EVEN IF THERE Is NO "DETERRENT GAP" SOv-
EFT MISSILE STRENGTH AND CAPACITY HAVE AFFECT
ED INTERNATIONAL DPL LoMATIc RELATIONS AD-
VERSELY.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27
testimony
tconfinued from Page "

Coniinved from Page "
~whv do We not undersssnd my speech? EVEN b..
CAUSE YE CANNOT HEAR NY WORD
rye are Of your father the devil and the Ivsfs OF your
father ye will do. He WAS A MURDERER FROM The Be
GINNING; AND ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH, BECAUSE
THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM. When he sPeakeih
M ne spesketh Of his for he is liar and the father
Of IT,"
ARD APPROPRIATE WORDS FROM ST. PAUL TO
THE CORINTHIANS, AND TEEN THAT MARVELLOUS
VISION OF THE PROPHET ISAIAH. or VIRGIN BIRTH
FAME. SECOND CHAPTER. LAST VERSE CEASE YE
FROM MAN ADAM-EvE MYTH OF DEVIL. ADAMS
EWES Il WHOSE BREATH IS IN HIS NosTRILs FOR
WHEREIN IS HE TO BE ACCOUNTED OFF"
coRReLArIvE READINGS FROM cs TEXTBOOK.
"scIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO The SCRIP
T-u-R-Es" DICTATED TO GODS GREATEST, MARY
WOMAN. WHOSE MAN CHILD lc.s MOVEMENT WILL
RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON Rev '2s
S&H IS GODS ONLY NFALLIBLE - BIBLE =
VOID OF SATAN BOUND" ADAM-EvE IMPURE
TRANsLAToRs. NO BETTER THAN JOHN THE BAP-
TIsT - OF THOSE BORN OF WOMEN - STILL
OF ANTI-cHRisT ADAMLEvE Ecos
THE NEW BIRTH OF GODS ONE, sATANFREE.
SAME CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS = THE CHRIST SCI
ENLIST - APPREHENDs THE ONE. REAL PARENT,
CREATOR YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HAR-
MoNloUs" AS DID THE c-H-ILD4-E-ss CHRIST
JESUS. 1.-THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE.
THE READING TIME - ABOUT NINE MINUTES
FOR THE BIBLE, ABOUT IA or IS MINUTES FOR c.s
TEXTBOOK - AND WE HEARTILY APPROVE OF THE
GREATER TIME GIVEN GODS ONE INsALLIBLE
BIBLE LiBERATINc SATAN BOUND"
Bibles CLERGY, LAITY, LEADERS, MASSES -
o0-YEARs PLUS RIP VAN Wrinkles! sAuLS OF
TARsUS MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRiPPLEs PER-
SONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT,
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE
FRIENDS, 1T IS A JOY AND PRIVILEGE TO BE IN
YOUR DEAR CHURCH, AGAIN AND TO HAVE PARTICI-
PATED IN THOSE LOVELY HYMNS.
AND HOW GOOD IT is TO HAVE SUCH A THOROUGH
EXPOSURE OF THE COUNTERFEIT tAND eURLEsouE)
OF GODS ETERNALLY PERFECT CREATION Mrs Eddys
of BURLESoUE appeared in the readings).
SHOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH YOU THE HIGH
LIGHTS OF A HALF DOZEN TESTIMONIES GIVEN IN
THE LAST TWO OR THREE MONTHS, IN AS MANY cs.
CHURCHES. AND THEY WERE VERY WELL RECEIVED.
IN NUMEROUS CASES, WE WERE INVITED TO CONE
BACK SOON AGAIN
OUR 45-YEAR SEGMENT OF ETERNITY, INcOM
PARABLE BLESSINGS, WERE TESTIFIED TO, AND OUR
GREATER GRATITUDE FOR THE HIGHER MISSION or
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OPERATING VIGOROUSLY, TO
TAKE AWAY THE SINS or THE WORLD. TO EFFECT
THE HEALING Or THE NATIONS - REVELATION -
OF THE REAL NATIONS CREATION UNIVERSE =
Externally, COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH GODS
OFFSPRING. OUR TRUE BEING - siNLEss, DEATH
LESS, MATTERLEss, FLESHLESS, ADAMEvELESS
SPIRITUAL cHRIsTLIKE - OF INcORRUPTlBLE, UNiN
vADABLE. OMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE, OUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS
MANSIONS (chrsf Jesus.
MRS. EDDY'S MARvElOUS PLACE IN HISTORY.
IN THE 18TH CHAPTER OF REVELATION VERSES
AND S, WE READ OF WOMAN, CLOTHED WITH TIE
SUN AND THE MOON UNDER HER FEET WHOSE MAN
CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27
Irate President
tconslnOsd from Back Page,

tconnued from Back Paqs)
TWO OF THE TWELVE, CALEB AND Josu,,A DE-
PORTED FAvoRABLy. Numbers chs l3 LAY AND Josh.
VA, LIKE SPIRITUALLY DISCERNING EISENHOWER
ACCEPTED The MINORITY REPORT, AND THEY
CROSSED THE RIVER JORDAN WITTY MIRACULOUS
ANSWER TO PRAYER, AND SUCCESSFULLY OCCUPIED
CANAAN - But NOT WITHOUT AN EARLY pAiNEt,l
DEFEAT BECAUSE OF DlsoBEDIENcE coveTousNEss
OF AAcHEN AND WIFE, WHO JUST HAD TO- covEr
oustY. APPROPRIATE THE TAINTED LOOT, FOR
WHICH THEY WERE PUT TO DEATH WITH THEIR INA
MEDIATELY TAINTED RELATIONS
TO PHAR0AH. EXPOSED EGYPTIAN
PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DEVIL F.! VIA TEN
PLAQUES! : MYTHS! T! BUT SEEMINGLY
TERRIFYING : THE 10Th PLAGUE T0vx all The
FIRST BORN OF EGYPTIANS!
THEY WOULD LEARN THAT THE ONE, REAL
PARENT CREATOR, OF THE UNIVERSE is oMNI-
POTENT DIVINE LOVE = oMNlsciENT. oMNI-
PRESENT. oMNIAcTiVE.
ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA
ARE MORTAL THOUGHT MYTHS! MOVING
PICTURES SYMBOLS coUNTERFETs AND BUR-
LESQUES OF MATTERLESS, FLESHLESs, ADAM
EvELESS. cHRSTLKE, SPIRITUAL BEINGS
ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS, OF INCORRUPTlBLE
OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY MARVELLOUS MAN
SioNS' (ctiRIST JESUSl.
PARTS
DEVILS DEMOCRAT, HEBRAIc CATHOLIC,
PROTESTANT LAUNDERING, RAcKETEERINc. MIS-
LEADERSHIP! HAVE COST HUNDREDS BILLIONS
OF SIS - AND THEY WOULD BE THE WILD sPENDERs
OF TODAY
THEIR FAITH IS IN THE THINGS THAT ARE
SEEN. TYPICAL OF SATAN BOUND" ADAMS. EWES.
MURDERoUS GAINS. JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD OF THE DEVILS
CATHOLIC POPULATION EXPLOSION" FLOOD, IN
CONTEMPT OF THE c-HLL-DL-Es-s CHRIST
JESUS. WHO APPREHENDED THE EXCLUSIVE RE-
ALITY OF THE Externally, COMPLETELY POPU-
LATED. ONE, REAL UNIVERSE = ETERNALLY
VOID OF THE MYTHICAL, DEvILISH, HUMAN
AND MATERIAL" coUNTERFEiTs AND BURLEsoUEs
OF DIVINE REALITY, OF sUPERsATURATED.
UNNvADABLE, INcORRUPTIBLE, OMNPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABI-
TAT, OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS (christ Jesus).
M0DUs 0PERANDI OF THE ANGELS OF THE
LORD PROTECTING THE RIGHTEOUS!
SLEW $4,000 IN ONE NIGHT!
BUT, REMEMBER. THE REAL UNIVERSE IS Ex-
CLUsIvELY A ANIFESTATION OF DIVINE LOVE
DEATH IS A CHANGE, LIKE FROM EUROPE TO
AMERICA A M-Y-T-H!!!
ISAIAH 1896:
Then the angel Of the LORD went forth. AND sMoTE
m THE CAMP OF THE ASSYRIANS A HUNDRED AND
FOURscoRE AND FIVE THOUSAND: AND WHEN THEY
AROSE EARLY IN THE MORNING. BEHOLD, THEY WERE
ALL DEAD cORPSEs"
Shane OF Our City,
tcontinued from Back Page)
SATAN GIVES COUNTERFEIT life MORE
ABUkDANTlY VIA IMPURE, N0N-C CHRIST
SCIENTIST MESSIAH. DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27
MRS. EDDY's MARvEl0Us PLACE IN HISTORY.


IN THE 18TH CHAPTER OF REVELATION VERSES
AND S, WE READ OF WOMAN, CLOTHED WITH TIE
SUN AND THE MOON UNDER HER FEET WHOSE MAN
CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATiONs'l
THE c.s MOVEMENT IS PROGRESSIVELY IRE
ssTIBLY. HEALING, AWAKENING. ALL NATIONS AND
PEOPLES. IN FULFILLMENT OF GODS AND MRS.
EDDYS PROPHECY. EARLY IN TIE 10Th CENTURY. TO
CONCORD MONITOR NEWSNANS QUESTION
1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND TIE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS ON THIS PLAN
ET"! - IMPERATIVE. PURE. Basic EDUCATION
CULTURE, POLITICS. RECREATION, WHICH RESPECTS
GODS AND JESUS SUBLIME, HEAyE lLY TRUTH RE
HEALTH, HEALING. HEAVEN. HERE W. THE FLESH
PROFITETH NOTHING" John 6:63
AND PURE ENTERTAINMENT, VOID OF TIE
DEVILS BILLION RAcKETS - SEX, ALCOHOL, TO-
BAcco, IMPURE THERAPEUTICS, INVITING PREMA-
TuRE DEATHS, BLuNDERS, DISASTERS - FOR EXAM
PIE, PEARL HARBoR
THE WAR AGAINST CRIME AND GAMBLING
PUBLIC PARENTH00D or JESUS
AND MRS. EDDY.
THEIR MARVELLOUS LIVES TOGETHER WITH OUR
GRAND MOVEMENT ANSWERS THE MIGHTY CHALL-
ENcE OF THE POPULATION EXPLOSION" = AND I'VE
GOT TO ADD FLOODS
AM EVER SO GRATEFUL :. MUCH MORE THAN
CAN TELL YOU)
REACTIONS.
GENEROUS, GRACIOUS VOLUMINoUS
ONE, DEAR c.S. PRACTITIONER WHO HAS NOT
SEEN EYE TO EYE WITH THE WRITER IN PAST
YEARS. PAID GENEROUS TRIBUTE, SAYING: you
WERE ON TIE BEAM m EVERY RESPECT
NUMEROUS THANKS WERE GWEN AND WE GAVE
SOME OURSELVES. WE HEARD SOME FINE TEsT-
MONIES.
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 1860 o
The Detroit tribune., 1960-02-27

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY., FEB "a. 1860
Evening star., 1960-12-02
Law Asked to Curb
Home Repair Frauds

Montgomery County States
Attorney Leonard T. Hardy
plans to ask the County Coun-
Gil shortly to adopt a regula-
ton to curb unethical practice:
by home repair operators.
The only thing he is waiting
for, Mr.. Hardy said yesterday
is final action by the District
Commissioners on licensing ano
bonding regulations proposed ir
Washington.
The Districts proposed rule
was proposed following a series
of articles in The Star expos
ing fraudulent and unethical
practices in the home repair
industry in the Washington
area.
The District Commissioners
who have been considering a
proposed regulation. are ex-
pected to act on suggested con-
troll measures shortly.
! Under the new regulations
proposed for the District, home
repair statesmen and contrac.
tors would be required to OBJ
tain licenses and post bonds
before starting work.
The bonds would not be re.
quired. however, if a repair jot
cost less than $500 or if ne
advance payment was made by
the homeowner.
Mr.. Hardy said suburban
prosecutors, who voiced con.
Germ over the need for such 6
regulation last summer, want
rules in their Jurisdictions tt
Evening star., 1960-12-02
MARYLAND BRIEFS
Pact to End
Annapolis
Depot Sit-In

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 2 (AP).-
A dispute over refusal of serv-
ice to Negroes at a restaurant
in the bus terminal here was
reported settled yesterday.
"The differences have been
resolved and the change in the
policy to become effective will
eliminate any suggestion Of
racial discrimination" DR..
Theodore H. johnson, presi-
dent of the Annapolis branch
of the NAACP, said.
He said the agreement was
reached after negotiations with
Mike Kokinos, operator of the
Terminal Restaurant and
owner Of a carry-out shop
across the street, and others
interested in the dispute.
DR.. johnson said the agree
ment is to become effective in
four weeks. He said the period
was set because Of pending
litigation against five Negroes
arrested on charges Of tres
passing in the restaurant last
Friday night.
Evening star., 1960-12-02

in their successful campaign
for Charles McC. Matthias, who
defeated Mr.. Foley.
The Republican State Cen
tral Committee listed receipts
of $131 ,028 and said it spent
$129,269.
The Maryland Kennedy
johnson Campaign Committee
reported taking in $135. .093 and
spending $l34,54l.
These figures do not repre-
sent total expenditures and
receipts. however, because other
party organizations filed re-
ports in connection with the
campaign. In many cases the
reports overlapped.
The Nixon-Lodge Dinner
Committee reported receiving
$4,000 and distributing it
among the G. o. P. National
Committee, the State Central
Committee and local campaign
treaSurers.
In the 5th (Southern Mary
land) congressional district,
Representative Lankford, the
Democratic victor, reported re-
ceiving $4.958 and spending
$4,044. He defeated Republi-
can Carlyle j. Lancaster, who
said he received $9,753 and
spent $9,320.
The Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee reported re-
ceiving $20,955 in Prince
Georges County and spending
$20.5l3 in the Kennedy-John-
son-Lankford campaign.