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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22
Urges American Support:
Urges American Support:
Stevenson Urges African
Nation To Organize
Into "United States

York April 22-Adlai Stevenson today called the
US to support the efforts of African countries toward
more United States of Africa"
Writing the May issue of Harpers Magazine Stevenson
chooses federation being the most workable of the
different plans advanced for governing the continent
The chief of American policy should be to
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22
CARD OF APPRECIATION

I wish to thank the many
friends for the many get-welI
cards, flowers and other acts Of
kindness extended during my re-
cent illness and disqualification.
am new recuperating at home and
your thoughtful interest win great
ly aid in my complete recovery.
Mrs. Evelyn Thomas,
1923 Marshall Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-22
GroVeSide Services Held
For Harry Kineoid

Graveside services for Harry
Kincaid, resident Of Union Cos
pei Mission, were held at 10 am.
Thursday at Elmhurst cemetery.
Brooks Funeral Home was in
charge Of the service.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Lawyers Named
To Back G. O. P.

Formation of a Lawyers for
Nixon-Lodge Committee was
announced today to promote
the Republican national ticket.
Charles S. Rhyme, national
chairman of Volunteers for
Nixon-Lodge. named five law
yers as co-chairmen of the
new group. They are Mrs.
Eleanor Y. Guthrie of Chicago.
John D. Randall of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Bernard G. Segal
of Philadelphia, William Syl-
vester Thompson of Washing
ton and Lloyd Wright of Los
Angeles.
Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Wright,
like Mr.. Rhyme. are former
presidents of the American Bar
Association, while Mr.. Thomp-
son is a former president of
the National Bar Association.
The co-chairmen head a 48-
member organizing committee
named to work with State and
local organizations seeking
voter support of Vice President
Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge.
A similar Doctors Commit
tee for Nixon-Lodge, announced
yesterday, will be headed by
DR.. Elmer Hess of Erie, Pa, a
former president of the Amer
ican Medical Association.
Evening star., 1960-09-06

I reasonable to both the public
and to the railroad employees. "
Mr.. Quill, meanwhile. made
some charges of his own in ad-
dresses here and in New York
yesterday. In New York he said
Secretary of Labor Mitchell
LIED four times" in statements
about the strike. He also ac-
cused Mr.. Mitchell of strike
breaking.S
Mr.. Mitchell had no immedi-
ate comment.
Mr.. Mitchell had said Sunday
night that the TWU had been
unreasonable in striking the
Pennsylvania, that the railroad
had been more reasonable and
that the union had ignored the
public interest.
Later IN a brief radio address
in Philadelphia, Mr.. Quill said
that for the first time in its
114-year history the railroad
has been met head-on and
well stick this Outright to
the finish"
Meanwhile. the general busi-
ness shutdown over the Labor
Day week end delayed the full
effect of the strike, which has
idled about $4,000 operating
employees. Most seriously dis
rupted were vacationers and
tourists who were forced to find
other means of TRANSFORMATION
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Preacher Arrested
In Death of Man:
From Snake Bite

NASHVILLE, Ga, Sept. g
(AP). - The preacher Of q
church where a man received
a fatal rattler bite during q
snake handling ceremony has
been arrested under q 20-year-
old State law which could
bring the death penalty. p,
The Rev. Charles H. Hall Of
the New River Free Holiness
Church in rural Berrien County
was arrested Saturday and put
under $4,000 bond.
Sheriff Walter Gaskins said
he also sent a warrant to Fytfe,
Ala, for the arrest of Harmon
Hatfield on the same charge.
Mr.. Hatfield is a friend Of
Lloyd B. Hill, who died August
% after being bitten by o
deadly rattler during a snake
handling ritual. He brought
one of two snakes used in the
service from his home in Ala
bama, Sheriff Gaskins said.
Mr.. Hills wife was quoted by
law enforcement authorities as
saying her husband had been
bitten nine times by snakes
in earlier ceremonies.
Solicitor General Ben. T.
Willoughby of Homerville said
evidence collected in a five-
county investigation will be
presented to the county grand
jury when it meets September
26. Snake handling cere-
monies have been prevalent in
the area for many years.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Kennedy Satisfied
NATONot AIDING
Reds to RefueI

POCATELLO, Idaho, Sept. 6
(AP).-Senator Kennedy said
today he is satisfied that Rus
sian planes flying to the Congo
are not being refueled in
Athens, Greece, with NATO
help.
Senator Kennedy, the Demo-
cratic presidential nominee,
previously had asked a State
Department explanation of re-
ports that the Soviet planes
were landing and being re-
fueled at a NATO base.
The Massachusetts, Senator
told a news conference here
today he had been assured by
Max Krebs, an assistant to
Secretary of State Herter, that
the field at which the Russian
planes were refueled is under
control of the Greek govern
ment.
Senator Kennedy said Mr.
Krebs told Pierre Salinger, the
nominees press secretary, ir
a telephone conversation thai
the Greeks had permitted tht
refueling because the Russians
claimed they we're on fooC
missions to the Congo.
This is a completely salts
factory explanation to me,
Senator Kennedy said. Las
night Senator Kennedy wirec
Mr.. Herter seeking a telephone
interview to explore the ad-
ministration's position on the
matter.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
LODGE
Nixon Not Mentioned
In Tour of Beaches

matchbooks, scraps of paper,
the inside cover of a pocket
sized book, and a number Of
candy-wrappers. On advice of
Attorney General Louis LEI
kowitz, he declined to sign a
homemade Kennedy sign, and
also a dollar bill proffered tc
him.
Reaching the boardwalk at
last, he moved with difficulty
through a tumult of well-wish-
erS.
One large woman waiting al
the other end Of the downward
ramp, watched him with COM
plete approval.
Would she vote for him?
Naturally" she said.
Any particular reason?
Him and the U. NJ, that's
why" she replied fatty.
Gov. Rockefeller finally ap.
peared and a short wait fol.
lowed for a missing chauffeur
who never did turn up. In the
pause, the Governor, whose
shirt was plastered to his body
by perspiration, was asked how
Vice President Nixon was.
Hes fine" said Gov. Rocke.
feller. He'll be out of the hos.
pital in five or six days." thus
bringing the days first news
of the presidential candidate
of the G.. o. P.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
LODGE

Continued From First Page
nice technique with babies, al
ways inquiries their ages, and
yesterday didn't meet a single
one who wasn't the same age
as one of his eight grandchil-
dren.
The crowds were larger and
friendlier than those which
greeted him on Saturday. He
doffed jacket and tie at Jones
Beach and did the boardwalk
in his shirtsleeves at Rockaway
and Coney Island.
Fans on TiptOe
At Coney Island, where the
smell of French fries is heavy
in the air, he downed a hot dog
at Nathan's, a famous hot dog
stand where 10 men dispense
frankfurts, frog legs, chow
mein and other delicacieS "a
hours a day. Mr.. Lodge ate one
hot dog, waved away another
He was then escorted by six
mounted policemen up a ramp
to the boardwalk.
Spying a crowd below, he
paused, crouched down and
reached through the railing to
shake hands with fans on tip
toe. AS the roller coaster rat
tied by and the cries of the
barkers rose, he autographed
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Burglars Fail
ToCruck Safe

Thieves tried unsuccessfully
last night to rob a safe at
Washington Missionary Col
lege, Flower and Carroll ave-
nues, Takoma Park.
Leonard I. Woods, account
ant and office manager at the
college, said the burglars en-
tered the business office by
taking the pins out OF the door
hinges.
Next, he said, the burglars
knocked the pins off the door
hinges on the safe, a heavy
6-foot-high floor model.
Evidently they didn't know
much about Safes" said Mr.
Woods, noting that removing
the hinge pins has nothing tc
do with opening the safe.
"They didn't get a thing" he
said.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
KENNEDY
u. S. Must Advance,
Candidate Asserts

he hammered on the simple
message that the decade ahead
required a new effort in all do
mestic and foreign fields.
I'VE want America to move
again." he declared in Detroit
1--WE are confident that in No
vember you will make a choice
for progress, not for standing
STILL" he said.
No Nixon Mention
Senator Kennedy made nc
reference all day to Mr.. Nixon
but the Republican nominee
was lashed at every stop along
the way by Gov. Williams. who
accused him of having ar
"anti-labor" and "anti-publiC
welfare" record.
And Auto Workers President
Walter P. Reuther, who shared
top billing with the Senator
at several of the, rallies, applied
the familiar epithet of Tricky
Dick" to the opposition can
didate.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Week-OId Infant
Dies Of Pneumonia
At Providence

A week-old girl, who was
brought to Providence Hospital
in an ambulance that ran out
of oxygen, died there last night
of virus pneumonia.
Jean Marie Chaillet. daugh-
ter of James and Shirley Chail-
let of 1882 Arbroath drive
Clinton. Md, died about 8 pm.
several hours after the Clinton
Rescue Squad brought hel
from there to the hospital.
Hospital aides said the am
bulance ran out of oxygen
which was being administered
to the infant, while en- route
from Clinton to Washington
The ambulance crew stopped al
Casualty Hospital for a few
minutes for an additiona,
supply. Providence officials
said. Then they continued tht
trip and Jean Marie was ad-
mitted at $40 pm. Death
came four hours later.
Mr.. Chaillet is an IBM sup
ervisor at the University oi
Maryland. The couple has
seven other children.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
KENNEDY

Continued from tlrSt rage
he said. But we cannot con-
tinue to live under the kind of
leadership we have had"
Senator Kennedy spoke for
scarcely more than five min
utes, a technique he is employ
ing in his wide-ranging cam
paign. About 100000, includ-
ing a fair proportion of chill
dren and babes in arms, got a
glimpse Of him or heard him at
rallies in Detroit, Pontiac, Flint
and Muskegon before he
boarded his plane to fly West
The Michigan audiences re-
sponded with consistent en-
thuSiasm to his Spartan mes
sage. and some of the turnouts
at least, were impressive.
Thousands Line Road
Thousands of people lined
the road as he drove from
downtown Detroit to the State
fairgrounds on the edge of
town, and even thicker crowds
watched him travel in the back
of an open car along the 8 or
10 miles from the airport into
the heart of Muskegon.
But the turnout at the ira
ditional Labor Day rally in
Detroit's Cadillac square fell
short of the union sponsors
hopes. The official estimate was
10000, but candid police Of
flcials said it was probably clos
er to $4,000 or 10000. Wayne
County AFL-CIO leaders had
predicted a crowd twice that
size.
Later in the afternoon, there
were 1000 empty seats in a
stadium that seats $4,000 at q
union-sponsored rally in Flint
a city of 10000.
The attractions for that rally
Included not only the Demo-
cratic nominee but free chances
on two cars, television set and
a rifle.
However, Michigan Demo-
cratic officials pronounced
themselves very satisfied with
the Senator's first day of cam
paigning in the State, whose
20 electoral votes they hope to
gain for the first time since
1914.
State Chairman Neil Staeblel
said he believed the visit hao
two to three times" the i'm
pact of Adlai Stevenson's sim.
liar excursions in 1852 and 1856
Gov. G. Mennen William!
called it "the greatest Labol
Day in Michigan history"
In Flint. where United Autt
Worker officials travelling with
Senator Kennedy said tht
number Of jobs in the Buick
plant had declined from 81 ,00(
to $4,000 in five years, the can
didate laid down a program tc
deal with automation.
Federal Assistance
He called for a "top-leve
conference of industrial, unior
and Government officials" tc
study chronological unemploy.
ment; making installation oi
new machines a proper subject
Of collective bargaining, Fedora
technical assistance to com.
panieS seeking to automate
their production without dam.
age to employees; an explana-
tion of United States Employ.
ment Service astivities; ar
increase in job training pro.
grams, and revision of unem.
ployment compensation laws.
For the most part, however
Evening star., 1960-09-06
333 TERMINAL co.
EMPLOYEES LAID OFF

A total of 333 Washington
Terminal Co. employees now
have been furloughed because
of the Pennsylvania strike, and
it is expected more will be laid
off as business declines.
In Alexandria's Potomac
Yard, 83 workers in the me-
chanical, maintenance, trans
Iportation and signal depart
ments now have been laid of
due to loss of business. That
figure is expected to be in
creased by 25 this afternoon.
More than 100 employees of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad also are
temporarily out of. work.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
PENNSY

Continued From First Page
Greenough, president, said the
latest proposal is a challenge
to the strikers to be fair and
reasonable"
Three Issues Listed
But a TWU spokesman
called it a cheap gimmick
and another action to prolong
the strike"
The issues which the rail-
road agreed to submit to arbi-
tration are:
/. Strict definition of job
classif1cations by which the
union seeks to prevent the rail-
road from assigning employees
to different types of work.
g.. The railroads practice of
farming out" repair work to
other firms if it is more eco
nomical than doing the work
in its own shops.
3. The unions proposal to
allow its members to walk off
the job to attend protest meet
ingS if one of the workers gets
into a dispute with superiors.
The railroad said copies of
the kilograms also were sent
to six Governors and II Mayors
in its operating region stretch
ing from New York to st. Louis.
They had appealed for a quick
settlement.
PRR management said medi-
ators still are meeting with ne
gotiating committees, but little
if any progress has been made
because of an irresponsible and
immovable attitude of the
unions on certain issues"
Called Challenge
The management charged
: that Quill has publicly an
nounced that he will not yield
on any of the issues in dispute,
and that the strike would not
be settled over the week end,
but will be of long duration.
This is a challenge to Mr.
Quill to be fair-mi1ded and
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Cyprus Strike Set

NICOSIA, Sept. 6 (AP).-
Newly independent Cyprus
faces a strike by government
workers. Three unions have an
nounced a 24-hour walkout
Thursday unless some of their
colleagues recently dismissed in
an economy move are REIN
stated.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Tavern Keeper
Robbed in Home

The operator Of a Charles
County tavern was robbed OF
$500, a pistol and his car early
today, Maryland State police
reported.
Police said two men entered
the home of Dorsey F. Ford,
As, of Pomonkey at about 2 an,
took the money and pistol and
escaped in Mr.. Ford's car.
Mr.. Ford is operator of Ford's
Wonder Bar at Pomonkey, po-
lice said.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Schools to Teach
100000 in Shifts

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 6
(AP).-United States Commits
sioner of Education Lawrence
G. Derthick says 100000 pupils
will be taught in shifts this
school year because of a ma
tion-wide shortage of $4,000
clasSrooms.
In an interview yesterday he
added that enrolment in ele-
mentary and high schools will
be 44,760,000 this year. 1t was
% million 10 years ago, he said.
, 1960-12-10
Correspondence
Dear Mr.. Editor:

Dear Nh. Editor:
In your issue Of December 9th
/ read an article by, Cliff and
LeEllen Bubar. I would suggest
to them that / think the best place
they could be would be in New
Orleans. For when one little
colored child can keep hundreds
from attending school because Of
the color of her skin, then I say
New Orleans needs them badly.
! wonder what kind of savages
are there, when they can curse
and spit on one Of Gods anoint-
ed. For the Scripture tells you
Touch Not Gods Amounted"
The very fact that the Bubars
can live here among the natives
and Puerto Ricans without being
IN dread Of their lives prove that
We must be more civilized than
their Brothers and Sisters in many
, 1960-12-10

Learn the tremendous posi-
bilities of your own mind.
Explore that mysterious world
within you, The free book,
THE T OF LIFE, ex-
plains how you can master
the everyday problems Of life
and find happiness. Address:
Scribe S. E. C., Rosicrucian
Order, AMORC, San Jose,
California, U.S.A.
, 1960-12-10
N NOTICE

All interested persons please take notice that IN &C
eordance with Section 41O9 of Title SO of the Virgin Is
lands Code, dealing with the Industrial Incentive Pro
gram, a Public Hearing will be. held at Government
House, Christiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands on
Thursday, December Is, 1860 at 1000 am. on the fol-
lowing applications for tax exemption and subsidies:
Name Of Applicant Address type on business
Ectata Good Hone Hotel West End Or. Hotel
ST. Croix, vi
Cr,,zan Fruits. INC. rederiksted Fruit raising
ST. Croix, vi. and Guest
house
Mister Softee Christiansted Making and
st. Croix, vi. selling ice
sHa cream
Any person, firm or corporation interested IN the
approval or disapproval of these applications may ap-
pear and be heard provided a written statement IS sub
mitted to the Board at least one ID week prior to the
Hearing.
o-1n-13-14 Executive Secretary
Interested persons are invited to examine a
a GROUP OF CABINETS
, 1960-12-10
NOTICE OF SALE OF USED
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

Sealed bid, in quadruplicate, will be received at the
Division of Procurement, Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
until 11:0O AM. December %, 1860, and then publicly
opened for the sale Of the item below, "as is and where
is located at the Department of Agriculture and La
Dor, Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands.
Chevrolet SEDAN
(Willys Station Wagon
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid will be supplied by the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Christiansted, ST. Croix, Virgin
Islands. IIsg
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner Of Property & Procurement
Per:
Aphonso RomneY
10 1913 District Supervisor
Evening star., 1960-01-28
Combination Electric Washer-Drve

Kenmore washes and dries big lO.lb load in one
easy, continuous automatic operation! Take your
choice of wash and dry temperature settings.
Also included bleach dispenser, automatic
water heater and fultime lint filter.
Home Laundry Depts, Sears s stores
Evening star., 1960-01-28

High.speed drying for you! s-fabric safe tenn.
perature settings plus air. One setting sutomat.
ically takes of time and heat for all iabrics
l0lb capacity, sun-fresh lamp
Home Laundry Dspts. Sears Stores
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01
SUPERB EDITORIAL FROM c.s. MONITOR 9-13-
REAL LESSON FROM CUBA"

Secretary OF State Herfer is fully justified in rejecting
as incorrect and misleading" the allegation by two sena
tors that lower echeon State Department officials worked
through Mr. Heriers office bring Fde Castro TO power
in Cuba.
THIS is nonsense II resembles kicking ones bridge
partner tor making the best Of bad hand And in this
case me ekers themselves have been responsible for
some bad mspIaying.
The senator's statement is based upon the testimony
OF TWO former ambassadors TO Cuba II implies that Wash
n9fon unwsey helped TO overthrow the Bssa Dictator
snip which was proAmerean only TO install the Castro
dictatorship which is proRvssisn II states further that
eooa was handed TO Castro and the Communists by
D'nshon OF Americans in the way that China was
handed TO the Communists"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01

This writer has experienced
the ever-presence of God.
good, when every thing else
seemed to have failed But
we all must learn that the
power of God. in human al
fairs. is NOT made manifest
through blind faith; we must
be still and know the Truth
in order 10 witness the spirit
of health, in earth.
To do this we must be able
to reason between the facul-
ties of Mind. Soul, Spirit. and
the selfishness and sensual
ism of mOrtals.
When we understand that
the man of Gods creation is
immortal, then we under.
stand the myth Of mortal
man. We also find that NOR
tails do not really exist, for
life in God is immortal. There
is where discord is bound TO
give way TO the harmony Of
Soul, and the righteous shall
hold on, and stand stesdfast
with a clear record before
God and man.
, Page Four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01
SOVIET GROWTH MYTH EXPLODED"

Wall Street, U.sA by Donald Rogers, NY. Trib. 9is
Sen. Kennedy persists in making deal Of fuss
the American growth" figures claiming that are in i'm
nnenf peril because the Russians growing much
faster than Diseovnfing all Of the logical arguments
against this kind Of Acknowledgements we've written
that before-s Russian economist pops up. right in
the middle Of the Kennedy campaign. and expIodes the
whole myth
THIS TOP SOVIET ECONOMIST, S. G. sTRuMILIN.
SAYS FLATLY THAT THE RUSSIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH
See sovIETs. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01

ItOFi. -mdII. tsZo-So.
Christian Science teaches:
MAN in the likeness OF
God as revealed in Science
cannot help being immortal.
Though the grass seemefh TO
wither and the flower TO fade,
they re-appear.
Those who want TO refresh
their thinking, or learn more
about the above quotation
may turn to page 81 of Sci
ence and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy.
Now is the time and those
who have not yet understood
that the blessings Of life are
of Spirit. and are flowing for
ever, may start prayerful,
daily study of the Bible, and
Science and Health and find
rest. There we find that no
form Of evil can destroy good,
the divine Principle Of coed,
being God. The one eternal
Mind is ever present. work.
ing through the harmony Of
Soul, TO bless every footstep
Of man.
CONTINUED Q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01
"U.s. SCORES 2 ROCKET TRIUMPHs"
Free Press go
MORE MEDICINE FOR KHRUsHCHEv's SANITY f!

eAre CANAvERAl, FIs-tUPI)-America sent an A.
las missile 5000 miles the Atlantic and an exploring
rocker LOO miles above the Pacific Monday in space
eye within hours after Soviet Premier Nfs
Nhrushehev arrived in New York
The Air Force Atlas this nations m;ob,;est war rocket
hurled dummy wsrhesd into an Indian Ocean TARGET II
ea military missile distance record set by another Atlas
and still unmatched by Russia
.,,- AN esPouNo CAPSULE CARRIED BY THE NERv--
NucLEAR EMULSION REcovEpv ve,,r,. ,vnc
LICKED UP IN THE PACIFIC ABOUT THREE HOURS
S Sr,,z HE SHOT. NO ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO RE-
Mes-s e, ETHER THE NOSE CONE OR THE NsTRU-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01
FEAR NO EVIL
Keep n GOOD Record
UHme,, g On Wsaven-
FEAR NO EVIL
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

When Job sick and in trouble he always asserted
his innocence and appeals to God
This was easy TO do in the Spirit, for the real man
created in Gods image and likeness is touched by
sickness and mortal trouble
Jesus said: Come all we that labor and
heavy laden, and will give you rest.
Take my yoke upon YOU, and learn of me; for am
meek and owy in heart: and we shall find rest unto your
souls
FOR MY YOKE is EASY. AND MY BURDEN IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01

$1,000 AWARD FOR A SUGGESTION.
POLISH CHRYslER T00LMAKER.
"WORLD OF WHEELS
TRUCK HAULING AVERAGE IS 70 DAYS
PER FAMILY"
Free Press $40
Next time the milk man drops by or the department
store or parcel post brings package you might ponder
this
See AWARD. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-01
DEVILS CATHOLICISM STEALS rs YEARS +!


THE REV. FIR. A. HOMER MATTLIN ST., 49,
DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES AT THE w. OF D. FOR THE
PAST Ia MONTHS - DIED IN MT. CARMEL
MERCY HOSPITAL - SATAN'S INVOLUNTARY
ExEcUTiONER SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE.
COMPOUNDlNC THE PsYcHOPATHIc SPIRITUAL
PROSTITUTION OF THE DEVILS CATHOLIC
COUNTERFEIT OF THE INFALLIBLE, SPIRITUAL
CHRISTIANITY OF THE C-H-I-L-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST
See STEALS. Page 9