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Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
BAHAIS REGARD RACIAL CONFLICT
THE WORLDS GREATEST CHALLENGE

"Such discrimination he COM
mented, mot only creates acute
conflicts and social problems
which inflict tremendous cost on
our civilization but holds us back
from enjoying the fruits which
could result from the dynamic ac-
complishments which a truly or
ganic and unified society, freed
from restrictive thinking could
produce. !"
Wolcott further claimed that to-
days racial tension is not an is0-
lated phenomenon. 1t is one of
many facets of the spiritual con-
flict which threatens our destruc-
ton. ''It is the Baha'i belief" he
said, that the root cause of all
of these conflicts is the lack of
spiritual dynamic sufficiently
strong to cause people to apply
the unifying principles of the
great religions to all of their
human relationships. Until such a
moral revitalization occurs, we
cannot expect truly broad and
lasting solution to any of these
conflicts. y
He stated that the Bahai'is
concentrate their energies on rem
edying this spiritual lack. Their
belief requires them to obey the
laws of the government under
whose authority they live. They
apply the teachings of Baha'u'llah,
including those on the oneness of
mankind, in their total lives. "As
more and more people come to
understand the spiritual authority
and power inherent in Baha'u'-
llah," Wolcott said, ''the founda-
ton will be laid for a world socl'
ETY. that will eradicate the preJu-
dices which are the source of to-
davis racial attitudes"
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
Pickets Move On
3 Illinois Schools

CRESTWOOD. Ill. MACE
members, threw picket lin S
around three local schools here
this week, charging that the local
board was using overcroWding as
an excuse to segregate.
DR.. L. H. Holman, president of
the Illinois State Conference of
NAACP branches, said the group
will take the. case to court if nee
essary.
Students and adults, under DR..
Holman's direction, are picketing
Horace Mann School, Robins
School and Nathan Hale School
The association said it will main.
tain picket lines until the case is
won. ~r
School officials say about As
Negro pupils, who previously at
tended the Hale School, were
transferred to the Robbins Schoo
because of overcrowding. But
DR.. Holman charged that the Hale
School is not overcrOwded. Picket
signs read why Can't l Go Tc
School Here?" and "All Children
Should Have the Same Opportu
nifty"
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
Southern Bias
flinders Vets

Negro veterans and Servicemen
problems continue to exist in the
South because of discrimination,
the American Veterans Committee
declared last week, as result of
its survey covering AZ federal gov
ernment installations, military
and veterans administration.
The audit, covering IA states
in the eastern, western and south
ern portions of the country noted:
l. Employment of Negroes ir
white collar jobs in Southern in.
stal1ation is practically non-exis
tent.
| 2. Northern VA hospitals and re-
gional offices are completely inte.
lgrated in both service and employ.
ment.
8. Southern Negro vets are toe
discouraged by economic discrim-
ination to apply for CT home. farm
and business loans.
4. Negro vets are unable to use
CT on-job training because no dec
ent jobs are available.
4
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
"CannonbaI|" :, Brock
Peters Are Hosted

NEW YORK Actor singer
Brock Peters and Jazz Musician
Julian "Cannonbalf' Adderley
were featured guests at a recep.
| ton held last week in support OF
/ the fourth annual NAACP Free
dom Fund Dinner.
\ Some $50 persons joined with
COMMITTEE members to launch the
Idrive for the November 81 affair
to be held in the Statler-Hiltor
Hotel here.
Peters recently featured as
"Crown" in the movie 'Porgy
and Bess";; and Adderley, win.
ner of the New STAR award
from Downbeat magazine, are
well-known for their fortnight
statements on civil rights.
The event was part of the AS
sociation's major fund raising
project and is part of the annual
Freedom Fund campaign, under
the co-chairmanship of Mrs. Mar
guerite BelafOnte and Jackie Rob
inson.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
Nine. c. ]. Walker
In bOth Meet

The Goth Anniversary COnven-
ton of the Nine. C.J.Walker Mfg.
Co., held in Indianapolis August
21st-24th, 1860 was acclaimed the
greatest in company history by all
persons present. Over 300 dele
gates from II states and Nigeria,
West Africa attended the conven-
ton.
Daily Clinics held in the beauti-
full Walker Building, presented
such stars of the Beauty World as
"Mr. Paul. Slaughtaire of Chica-
go, Illinois; Mrs. Lillian Robinson
of Chattanooga, Tennessee; and
the Walker College Principals, led
by Mrs. Marjorie S. Joyner of Chi
cago, National Supervisor of Nine
C.J. Walker Colleges.
The Ambassador from Ghana,
the Hon. William M. O. Hahn, ac-
companied by his press attache,
Mr.. R. o. MenSah, his son, Albert
Hahn, and his Secretary, Mrs.
Lois Reed, was welcomed to Indi-
ana by Governor Harold Handley
and to Indianapolis by Mayor
Charles H. Boswell and represen-
tatives from the Chamber of Com
merce. The Ambassador spoke on
Monday night, August 22nd at a
mass meeting at the Walker The
atre.
Other highlights of the Conven-
tion that thrilled the delegates
were delicious Smorgasbord Din
ner on Tuesday, August 23rd in
the Walker Casino, and stunning
Hair Style and Fashion Show pre-
Sented by the Vera Gum Models
of Philadelphia plus a fabulous
show by the Queen of Song"
Dinah Washington, in the Walker
Theatre on Wednesday, August "a
'Dinah' was at her greatest, sing
i ing her latest smash record hit
This Bitter Earth and many
other favoriteS.
Delegates also enjoyed a thrill
ing sightseeing tour around Indi-
annapolis including spinning around
the famous 500 mile race track.
Walker Company officials were
pleased with the enthusiasm for
Walker products shown by the del
|egates which continues to grow
through the years. All signs point
Ito record year for the Company
in 1860.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
Spingarn To Represef|
NAACP At Nigeria Bill

NEW YORK-Arthur B. Spi
garn, veteran president of the
tional Association for the Advar
ment of Colored People, will
resent the Association at the Ct
monies marking the birth of
new African nation, Nigeria,
Oct. 1.
The NAACP Board of Direct
at its regular monthly meeting
Sept. IL, designated Mr.. SpinE
| to represent the Association
Lagos, capital of Nigeria, VIII
the ceremonies will be held. "
a population of 35,0OO,OOO Nige
will be the largest nation on
Continent of Africa and one
the largest within the British ca
monwealth.
A noted civil rights attorn
bibliophile and world traveller,
Spingarn has been president
the NAACP since 1889. He !
long been interested in Africa.
will leave New York on Sept.
and will remain abroad for
month.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
Naval Exams

Vice Admiral w. R. Smedberg
III, Chief of Naval Personnel, an
nounced today that the 18th annua
competitive examinations for the
Regular Naval Reserve Officers
Training Corps will be given tC
eligible high school seniors and
graduates on December 10. Appli.
cation forms are now available
and must be received before No
vember 18.
Designed to supplement the Off
Ger output of the Naval Academy
the NROTC program makes it pos
|sible for a young man to earn a
regular commission while studying
at the civilian college of his choice
which has an ROTC unit. All
tuition, fees and textbooks are fur
nished by the Navy, and the stu
dent receives an annual retainer
of $500 for four years. During the
summers the student goes on in
|teresting training cruises as mid
shipman. After completing t h G
usual four years college course,
he is commissioned in the Regular
Navy or Marine Corps and goes
on active duty as a prospective
career officer with the Navy's far
flung fleets. For those who apply
and qualify, immediate assignment
ito flight training will open new
careers in Naval Aviation.
High School seniors and grad
yates who have reached their 18th
birthday and who have not reached
their 21st birthday on | July, 1861
may apply for the NROTC aptitude
test. Those who make a qualifying
score will be given a rigid physi'
cal examination early in 1861
From the pool of qualified young
men remaining in competition, ap-
proximately 1900 will be selected
to begin their naval careers next
September.
Application forms are available
at high schools, colleges and Navy
Recruiting Stations. The nearest
Naval Recruiting Station is at 131
North End Ave-, Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22

The National Spiritual Assem-
bly, of the Bahai's of the Uniteo
States meeting in Wilmette, Hi.
nois, over the Labor Day week
end gave attention to the growing
unrest in the United States ano
elsewhere in the world rising ou'
of racial tension and strife, ano
expressed the view that the
problem is the most challenging
issue facing every member of the
human race at this time.
Speaking for the assembly
Charles Wolcott, national secre-
tary of the organization, called
attention to the divinely inspired
writings of Baha'u'llah, founder
of the Baha'i Faith, who proclaim
ed almost a century ago: 1.-The
earth is but one country and man.
kind its citizens. ''Ye dwell in
one world, and have been created
through the operation of one Will.
Blessed is he who mingleth with
all men in a spirit of utmost
kindliness and love- 'The we'll
being of mankind, its peace and
security are unattainable unless
and until its unity is firmly estab-
Wolcott pointed out that the i'm
plications of these statements are
clear. There can be no neutral
side. ANY discrimination or re-
striction, he said, because of
race, whether of educational or
job opportunities, mutual access
% accommodations in eating and
other commercial, establishments
and in public facilities, or equal
protection of privacy and indivi-
dual rights under the law, de-
means the dignity of the indivi-
dualS involved and are contrary
to the teachings of God for this
age"
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
NEGROES AND KENNEDY'S RELIGION

No one can tell Negroes how they must vote 1t Is
certain that Negroes WILL like other Americans lister
to candidates read editorials remember history conSu
their emotions then vote Democrat or Republican
However not one single Negro should make ms
decision influenced by the fact that Kennedy is Cath
olic.
In this country the Catholic has had history OF
Persecution along with the Negroes, Jews, Orentals
Indians Mexcans and Europeans from non-Nordlc na-
tions Catholics have been prosecuted for the same
reasons that Negroes prosecuted simply because
they are not like the group which is predominant
Like the Jew, the Catholic has had a long history
of fighting against the Negroes discrimination Through
the years when Phoenix schools were segregated the
Catholic schools always accepted Negroes 1t is prac-
ticaly unheard of for Catholic Church not to welcome
Negro worshippers In the South the Catholic Church
has exposed itself persecution and violence in order
to carry out it's avowed policy of no discrimination
Within the Catholic dogma discrimination and segrega
ton treated as sins.
Before the Negro yields to the current pressure of
bgory he had better think long and hard about where
his loyalty should be.
We repeat the Negrohas the right to select either
party but he does not have the freedom to turn away
from Kennedy simply because he is Catholic This
would be equal to turning his back on his
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
Lena S Daughter
In STAGE Debut

NEW YORK = Lena Horne's
daughter, Gail Jones, is featured
in new Broadway musical, from
which the NAACP's Freedom
Fund will benefit.
The play "ValmOuth" will fea-
ture Gail, who uses the name of
her father, Louis Jones, in her
first theatrical role. Already, the
play has won advance acclaim
from critics.
A sponsoring committee in
cludes Mrs. al Hibbler, M rs.
George Treadwell, Mrs. Illinois
Jacquet, DR.. Ira McClendon and
Mrs. Lois Eisler.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
Teen Talk
BY SHARON. BROOKS

Yes, this has been a pretty big
weekend.
Friday started the big event for
the year. Most of the high schools
were in the annual football carni-
val. Those who did not play in the
football carnival played a first
game somewhere else. This was
an exciting moment for all the
football players. They were all an
xious and excited. l know, because
| have a brother who didn't eat
that whole week.
After the football game Friday
some of the kids went to the Boys
Club for some dancing. Because
of the large crowd they had at the
carnival, P. U. did not give a
dance after the football game.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22

LARGE MAHOGANY dining room
set Cost 1858. 90. Bal. due $500. 41O1
South Central. BR 6-4101.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22

For the college guys and girls
some attended College Night at
Eastlake Park for entertainment.
There was a rumor that there
was supposed to be dance at
the Masonic Temple Friday night.
| don't know what happened, but
there wasn't one given. Maybe it
is to be this week
Saturday night a lot of the gang
went to Arizona States game.
After that they attended a party
given by Jimmy Chamber and
Fred Jones. hear it was pretty
swinging.
| guess now that school has be-
gun there will be quite a few
dances and parties for us to at
Itend
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22
See Hard Winter
For Fayette Co.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. w. c. Pat
ton, NAACP field secretary at
large, predicted this week that
conditions facing Negro families
in Fayette County will become
more critical as winter approach
es.
Mr.. Patton has been on duty In
Fayette and Haywood counties
since mass intimidations, threats
and economic reprisals started
when Negroes began to register.
The Association has been send
ing food and clothing to the vic
h TINS of Tennessee bias through
it's Memphis branch, 236 South
Wellington.
Arizona sun., 1960-09-22

MEMBERS OF N. S. A. of BA-
HATS of u. S. in session: Left to
right: DIR. David S. Ruhe, Kansas
City, Am0z Gibson, Gallup, N. NJ,
Arthur l.. Dahl, Pebble Beach, Cal,
Miss Edna M. True, Wilmette, ILL.,,
Il. BOrrah Kave.in, national chair
man, New York, Miss Charlotte M.
LinfOOt, Wilmette, ILL.,, Charles VOL
colt, national secretary, Wilmette,
ILL.,, Ellsworth Blackwell, Chicago,
Ill. Absent from the meeting was
Mrs. Florence V. Mayberry, Santa
Paula, Calf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-11
Plastic Bag

EConfnUed Hcn osek TsgU
DORA JEANS AUNT. RoxANNA LEATH. IS, WHO
LIVES IN THE HUNTER HOME At - nat. VERNON AND
WAS eABY-sITTiNc IN THE YOUNG MOTHERS AB-
sENcE SAID SHE PUT THE BABY m LARGE BED AND
GAVE HER BOTTLE.
About As minutes later Roxsnns told police she
turned 70 the bedroom find that Dora Jeans head had
become tangled in the bag which she had placed the
bed earlier.
Roxsnna and friend administered artificial rsspra
while waiting the arrival OF police who found the child
dead.
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Press -


AT MADAWASkA CAR RACED FROM SIDE
STREET INTO PARKING LOT. BOUNCED OFF AN
OTHER VEHICLE AND THEN FLOWED THROUGH
HIeH-scHOoL BAND. INJuRiNc ~ STUDENTS. THE
FRONT PAGE ACCOUNT IN ONE BOSTON NEWSPAPER
DESCRIBED ALL THIS, EXPLAINED THE DlSMAY OF
GOVERNOR REED WHO WAS WITNESS, NAMED ALL
INVOLVED, MENTIONED SUCH NONExPLANATCRY
FACTS AS THE DRIVERS AGE. TYPE OF WORK. AND
PRESENT UNEMPl OYMENT. BUT AS n THIS WERE
MYSTERY STORY, THE READER WAS KEPT GUESSING
AS TO THE CAUSE OF THIS STRANGE AND TRAGIC
EVENT.
The secret saved for inside page and the very
Of the tale There disclosed driver
been BOOKED ON A DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE"
As in many automobile there really nys-
terry about it, And observsn wonder whether
there is any mystery about the curious topsyturvy
porting Of such For il often happens with this
report that the story dwarfed by adjacent advertise
meni for the stuff that produced the drunkenness
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Devil Plays =

Continued from Page "
'SKYDIvINC' MOTHER LEAPS TO HER DEATH"
HUSBAND AND THREE CHILDREN WATCH AS
WOMAN MAKES FATAL CHUTE JUMP"
EIsinore. CAL. $50. News.
BIRTHS. DEATHS. ARE MYTHS! : ARE
MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT BURlEsQUEs
OF DIVINE REALITY!
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE IS VERY GOOD"
Gen. l:3l) - PERFECT!
THE MYTH OF DEATH PEecEoEs THE
sTEP-BY-sTEP AWAKENING TO THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH - THE REAL
GOD is TOO PURE TO BEHOLD EVIL" ttisb. l.l3
IF " WERE REAL, oMNIPoTENT, DIVINE LOVE
WOULD PUT IT OUT OF BUSINESS - FOREVER
MORE
The SUN KNOWS NOTHING OF SHADOWS
HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA ARE
LIKE MIRAGE IN THE sky!
Cambridge, Ohio $50 - Six sIeepv vouno service
men, speeding back TO their Ohio Air Force Base al 100 ph
were Killed when their hesd-on into trsesorsrs-
er on Us 20 east Of here.
1'smo'e' Cal. $50 - She's dead, Vans dead, q be-
w'os'eo husband mumbIsd He had Just stood with his
- e"'o'en and watched his wfe-Mrs Wand. pfeiHer
sz-P'ummef $500 feet in parachute de.,h div.
MODIFY she had shared her enoineer husband vi,.
for about year.. '
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POPULATION EXPLOSION"

Fv-page reprint NY. Times international edition, So
There is al effect Of the population problem which
relates to every other effort TO create world of
with freedom focal point Of the population problem is
in fhe Far Essi-in India China the Indonesian arehpe
isso and surrounding in which than half Of
the world live.
m THESE AREAS THE LEVEL OF LIFE HAS GEN.
ERALLY LOWERED SINCE THE TURN OF THE GEN.
TURY. IN RURAL INDIA. FOR INSTANCE, INDIVIDUAL
PEASANT LANDHoLDiNcs HAVE BEEN HALvEp AND
CHARTERED THERE ARE MILLION NEW MOUTHS
TO FEED EACH YEAR. HUNGRY PEOPLE FEEL THAT
THEIR FIRST LOYALTY BELONGS TO THEIR FAMILIES.
n FREE INSTITUTIONS CANNOT PROVIDE THE BARE
NECESSITIES or LIFE. THOSE DEPRIVED MAY TURN
TO uNDEMocRATlc IDEoLocIEs FOR AN ILLUsoRY
ANSWER TO THEIR BASIC HUMAN NEEDS
Closer TO home srident warning ssnsI has sounded
CONTINUED Next Column, Top
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noaYEwAs,@ aaEDscn1e CuReSs n1WUS6
PReNATUQE oeAu<S AccsDeNTS oLoDt9S
rRAcEnaEs DISASTERS - Fo& ExAMPIe
pEvILx enRs eEARl ssARDoR - 80 oAAioN
mknsDeRDsc usFANy. uHH sUoS
Loss a. cpsnaA 10 TIE REDS - pEceApese
CHRISTIAN NAYsoess AND peof@E< nAkne6
nareRArUE GODS RescuE VA taS neeekAffsk
nARvgaoux cssRssT mESSzAe( SCIENCE q
sclENcES- OF NE u9uyER<E heAk&a - RIVE
LAToR or P6RFEcr CREATION. NATIONS usS'-
VERSE - REDucHsc 10 rsER %1xArtvE ssoU<nc
sess u<E SHINING STUPID. LAUNDERING
ApAxx-EvE HUMAN RACES AND EstESe So-cAlLec
-rAATERsAl~ WORLD.
CRIME GAMBLING.
Gov WILLIAMS oks SENATOR kEkNeDfi
deal SEEN ~ Bentley o. KENNEDY"
Late ksws Fron WBlaAH. Friday, June ,. iSo<
nschse.nl cevernor Williams his csirhed aboard f's
bsn6~soon Of Sensfor 49, r. Kennedy. srensrvnn'ns
esnd,dsse fer Democratic Presidential noinssion AP
psrsnsfy chssss 5~s<e dssssssea IN me kseosl Con-
venfson s5H ssshsv W5Eism.' iAsd
WILLIAMS ENDORSEMENT or KENNEDY IS De
scRsBep ~ REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN ALVIN
BENTLEY As -PAyoeF- BENTLEY ISSUED STATE.
MEkr SAYING THAT TIE ENDORSEMENT IS PAY.
MEkT M FULL FoR THE PROTECTION THE KENNEDY
BRoTHERs GAVE TO WALTER REUTER- AND TIE
uAw AT The SENATE LABOR PACKETS COMMITTEE
HEARINGS LAST YEAR
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TIE HARVEST WAS BETTER THAN MONEY las
cux,nc OF COURSE. MIC IS SOLVENT. HAVING
r. osEo the BOOKS ON THE SECOND YEAR OF CON-
TlNsnrAL CLASSROOM" THE EARLY MORNING PRO-
jscr WHICH TAKES THE SCHOOL TO THE HONE. MIC
FOUND n HAD THE GRATITUDE or SOME l.77s,ooo
AMERICANS WHO SACRIFICED SLEEP FOR eoucA-
TON AT LEAST ONCE WEEK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-11
TM FATHER: BRITAIN All WASHED up
ADVISED F.DR. TO CEASE WASTING Us.


AMBASSADOR KENNEDY MAS Or COURSE TOO
SATAN BOUND TO HAVE BEEN SUBMISSIVE TO
GODS DscTarfos TO HIS GREATEST NARY
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Girl Runs =

tccnsinued from Page u
Def. Times $40
BY Ay Koski
cLARKSTON-Pauls Williams, forgot for just
moment what parents had preached to her since
she could walk: STOP. LOOK AND LISTEN-BEFoRE
you CROSS THE STREET."
Paula dsrfed into busy Sashabaw road TO catch her
school bus yesterday morning. She struck by fast.
moving in mid-streef.
WITHIN THE HOUR PAULA DIED IN ST. JOSEPH
MERCY HOSPITAL. PONTIAC.
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tceninved from Page u

WATCH. WORK. AND PRAYl
CONGRESS COMPOSITION: 97ss. perhaps PROT
EsTsNTs. r. CATHOLICS, HEBREWS - 9o-YEAR.
PLUS RIP VAN Wrinkles - PRISONERS or THE
DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY m OBVIOUS
wIcKEDNEss BUT IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR. LIKE
THE SATAN BOUND koNcHRsT SCIENTIST
CLERGY EDUCATORS DOCTORS MEDICAL NURSES
AND THAT ISN'T ALL
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May rs. 1860
Dear Mr.. Frvehavf:


None Of US in beloved America fully compre-
bend the agony Of unable TO feed his family seeing
his wife and children suffer because they deprived Of
the bare necessities Of life In Asia today human beings
perish because Of lack Of eupfu of rice TO main
tain the spark Of life these hundreds Of millions
able provide the elementary needs Of their families
for food clothing and shelter their free institutions may
not survive their desperate search for way out
The peoples Of India and Of other endangered eoun
tries launching programs Of population planning with
determination TO maintain balance between human be-
ngs and the which their lives depend They
deper need help is because Of their appeals that
have participated in the organization Of the World PoPva
tion Emergency Campaign. whose statement The
Population Explosion" is enclosed have promised
friends in India Pakstan, ceyon Malaga and other
tries Of Asia and Of fhe Caribbean that the American
people will help them in their great need
Their human need is just meaningvI II they
the victims Of flood fire. yet their misery not
reflected in newspapers II is however, in the
gavn faces which meets everywhere in the East where
hunger and deprivation make their mark millions.
please help today by sending your tax dedveiibIe
contribution TO at the World Population Emergency
Campaign for your gift in the belief that these mil
lions Of unfortunate and in far-oH lands
brothers and sisters in the struggle for happier hv
man future We must not fail them.
Sincerely.
Isl Margaret Sanger"
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SEN. KENNEDY's IRRESISTIBLE EVOLUTION :

HERE AND HEREAFTER - cREWTETfNc IRE
sls7IELy RELATIVELY SPEAKING INTO a MARTIN
LUTHER ROLE AND SUBSEQUENTLY, TO
DECLARATION or REPENTANCE INDEPENDENCE
AND cCAsEcsATED RECOGNITION or GODS
otsE. sETlNFeEE SAM CHURCH. THERIPEU
TICS The CHRIST SCIENTIST - HAVING
GODS ONLY IkFELLl5LE PASTOR BIBLE - THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK DICTATED
EXCLUSIVELY sy COO EXCLUDING TOTALLY. CON
PLETELy EDLJy.EyE TRANsLLToRs. SPIRITUAL
LDUL7ESERs or ALL BIBLES. AND The SATAN
BOUND hoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST CLERGY
sLULs OF TEpSus INVOLUNTARY Anklv-EvE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERs PRISONERS or THE
DEVIL
PART
The CHRIST SCIENTIST MOTHER CHURCH, IN
BOSTON MASS IS GODS SUCCESSOR TO BANKRUPT
Rome AND JERUSALEM - INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL EDULTERERs MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
cRIpPLEs - or DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDO
hEkT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE - INVOLUNTARY
PRISONERS or THE DEVIL
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES ARE GODS
ONLY PURE, MATURE, HONEST. COMPLETE - ARE
IMPERATIVE. PURE BASIC EDUCATION. cUL-
TURE. POLITICS, RECREATION. ENTERTAINMENT
At WAR VS. THE DEVILS MULTtBILLloN
RLcKETs THEREIN IN CONTEMPT or BASIC su-
ELIME TRUTH HEALTH. HEALING, HEAVEN,
rERE. NOW - THE FLESH PRoFTETH MOTH
ING" = Jesus in John t:63
THOSE DEVILS RAcKETs SEX ALCOHOL. TOBACCO
CONTINUED Next Column Top
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Population
CONTINUED from Page u

tconiinved from Page u
FvIIpsge reprint NY. Times international edition. So
FORWARDED TO DETROIT TRIBUNE PUBLISHER BY
MRs. MARGARET SANGER. A PIONEER or PLANNED
PARENTHooD,' CRUSADER FOR HUMANE, RELATIVE
LY SCIENTIFIC BIRTH CONTROL AND BIRTH PREvEN-
TON! -
REMAINDER or MRS sANcER's LETTER:
MRS. Margaret Sanger
S, West A0th Street
New York 1e, NY.
May rs. 1850