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Evening star., 1961-01-05
ATCHISON'S S
g. A NGLE
BY LEWIS F. ATcHIsoN

The wire stories say the
Oakland Raiders want Eddie
Erdelatz to take on the job Of
general manager in addition to
his duties as head coach Of
that American Football League
team. 1t could mean q couple
Of things, such as (a) Chet
Soda, who resigned as presi-
dent and general manager,
wasn't hep to the problems of
operating a pro football team,
and (b) the Raiders are re-
trenching.
Not many coaches have sue
cessfully handled the twin as
SjgnmentS Of running the store
and coaching the team. Two
exceptions come to mind i'm
mediately-George Halas Of the
Chicago Bears, and Paul Brown
Of the Cleveland Browns. A
newcomer this year was Vince
lombard Of Green Bay. George
Marshall has dabbled in the
coaching from time to time, but
the Redskins owner never has
tried to take over the full-time
assignment.
Halas hasn't had much sue
cess with the Bears recently
in the won-lost column, al
though the club Is thriving
financially. It's record, how
ever, can't be blamed on over
work. but in Georges fierce
loyalty to his friends on the
coaching staff. They aren't too
friendly among themselves, al
though each is dedicated to
George. Banning, isn't IT.?
Browns success at Cleveland
was phenomenal, and in two
years lombard brought the
Packers from the basement to
Evening star., 1961-01-05
High Point RoIIies
To Beut Wheaton

Trailing, 21-13, after one
quarter, High Point High School
rallied to take Q one point
lead at halftime and then in
creased the advantage in the
second half to score Q 55-49
victory over Wheaton in q BIZ
County League basketball game
yesterday on the losers court.
Dick Wilmer of Wheaton led
all scorers with 20 points.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Montgomery JC Gets
Fourth Straight Win

Ed Baruch, q transfer from
the University Of Miami. pulled
down 20 rebounds and led the
scoring with 10 points as
Montgomery Junior College
took an 1852 victory over
Baltimore Junior College last
night in Baltimore.
MIC has o SCI record overall
and has won four straight
games without defeat In the
Tri-State Junior College Con-
faronra
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Spineorn Takes
Third Straight

Spingarn High School turned
on the heat in the third period,
outscoring Mackin. 28-13, and
went on to notch its third
straight basketball victory of
the season yesterday at
Spingarn.
Garland Logan scored all
nine Of his points in the third
period and Roy wilkins added
eight to spark the winners.
Ollie johnson, Spingarn's g.
foot-5 scoring star, hit for 20
points, all on field goals.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Cage OfficuIs Meet

The District Of Columbia Ap-
proved Basketball Officials AS
sociation will meet at 2 pm.
Sunday at Guy Mason Recrea-
tion Center. Wisconsin avenue
and Calvert street, NV
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Coolidge Easy Winner

Coolidge High School broke
loose late in the first quarter
and went on to score an easy,
1888, basketball victory over
Ballou yesterday at Ballou.
Wilbur Slaughter scored %
points as Coolidge won its Sec
AvAA ~AuaA AAAH >--G--A @-n
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Tech Beuts Codets
To Remain unbenten

Mckinley Tech High School
hung on desperately in the
second half to, take . COST
basketball decision over q fired
up st. Johns team yesterday at
Tech. Tech held q l5-point
halftime lead but the Cadets
came roaring back to make q
game Of it in the second half.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Jennie Dean Paced
By HoIey's 81 Points

Daniel Haley poured in 20
points in the second half for q
total Of 3l-his personal high
as Jennie Dean High School ran
away from Paige-Jackson of
Charles Town. 83-40. last night
at Manassas for its third bas-
kethall virfnYv yuifho,,f q loes
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Austin Leeds Burons
Over Guithersburq

Leading throughout, Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase High Schools
basketball team took a TOSS
decision over Gaithersburg in
q game played yesterday at
B-CC. Ed Austin paced the
Barons with % points.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chieago, 3: New York. 2.
Toronto. 9: Detroit.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Springfield. 2. Hershey. / (overtime)
EASTERN LEAGUE
Charlotte. 2: Haddonfeld, /.
Clinton. z: Greensboro. 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Muskegon, 8: Toledo, 8.
Fort Wayne, z: Omaha. .
Minneapolis, 4: st. Paul, 3 (overtime)
Evening star., 1961-01-05
BOATS and MARINE.

WANTED, CRUISER, 80 to IS IT,, fac
tory built. about 8 years old Send de-
scription. price and location TO T. z.
JONES, Box 81. Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

Haiftims: SS-SI. High Point.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

Totals IA IL 30 Totals 33l7 "a
Halftime: 1913. Jennie Dean.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
FIGHT RESULTS

By the Associated Press
TOKYO.-Genii sakai, 135, Tokyo,
knocked out GIL Flores, 134. Manila.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

IGtsls IsI;,;m:! isds 1dGs.ssf sf S,T
Evening star., 1961-01-05

EEGiiiili Esii.liim.i! 10 sssaS. s1s.sssl;.n, 5s.sl. 81 4Ts
Evening star., 1961-01-05

Totals Il 13 IS Totals 81 16 7C
Halftime score: 30-23, B-cC.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
SoiIboots Escape
Usual Mishops in
Frostbite Regatta

The 18th annual Frostbite
Regatta sailing competition on
the Washington Channel was
held / in spring-like weather
yesterday with none Of the
usual mishaps.
TED Weihe Of Arlington took
first place in the catamaran
class and William Lacy of the
Corinthian Yacht Club won the
tech dinghy Glass.
Hugh Gordon was the only
member Of the host Columbia
Yacht Club TO win a place in
the races. Gordon finished
third in the Jet IA class.
CATAzMARAN-l, Ted Weihe, ArlinE-
ton;l 2. John Markle, D. c.; 3, Arthur
"fiSfTlEsiR fNiSfTlEsiRNAffioNAL II i'll. cmdr. Bill
Humphrey. seyern Sailing Asece,: 2,
yS:ePs yJ.sPPsr. ysets. T. {. 8. Al B. DR.. Stewart
.,lsaa 1aaI:1aEI fGH'i Ao,s. EilfsE sES,oSs! Ct!
M0HjACK-l. Roger Moorman. olou.
ssstsi. r.,ss; W.; g-;sSi JaeE v.SH LSHch; Lcyins
fSI@i H. lI AnSTsv sIiv.l kiisslsS; s,Fi,s E +
a1sh oerdon, Col6Tbia Yacht Club.
Tech DNGHY--I, william Lacy,
corinthlan Yacht Clubs 2. Bob Hickock.
c. Y. c.: 8, joel Rubiilstein, c. z. C.
PENGUIN--Bayard fTysor. r. r. 8.
A.; 2, Julie weisels Mount Mount, yssrn9sn
FL ToRo-i. Don Hodges, National
Yacht Club: 2, Wally Jansen, Airing.
ton: 3 Tom HODGES. National z. e.
y.sSs cSm5i5s cir5; @ p1ft seSiD SSiSHDiAr A;.sS aSal0As
Evening star., 1961-02-20

LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Feb.
20 (AP).-Eugenio Monti, the
worlds champion bobsledder,
feels there are few fields left
to conquer and today indicated
he'll let someone else have q
fling ct an the glory.
The sandy . haired Italian,
winner Of the two-man world
title @ week ago, was awarded
the four man championship
yesterday after rain washed
away the final two heats. 1t
was his second consecutive
double title and this time he
made 1t by the slimmest OF
margins - three tenths Of q
second.
Both Set to Quit
That was the lead he held
over Stan Benham Of Lake
Placid after Saturdays first
two heats. Gunnar Abs Of Swe-
den was third, Franz Schelle
of Germany fourth and Great
Britain's Bill McGovern fifth,
Now both Monti and Benham
have said no more
I'm getting tired" Monti
said. "and I don't really know
If ! want to 60 on racing
Maybe ] won't run next year,
/, "If the olympics were in
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Skating Title
ToHolIunder

GOTEBORG, Sweden. Feb.
40 (AP).-Henk Van Der Grifft.
q 25-year-old auto mechanic,
held off the challenge Of Euro
.pean champion Viktor Kosich-
kin Of Russia In the last race
to give Holland It's first world
speed skating champion In S6
years yesterday.
Van Der Grifft took the lead
by winning the 1,500-meter race
In 2 minutes 1T.6 seconds. then
was forced to skate the fastest
10000 meters Of his. career to
stay in front after KoSichkin
won the program-concluding
10000 in Is minutes 35.9 Sec
onds.
Needing to finish in 1858
or better, the Dutchman
sprinted desperately on the
last two laps and hit the finish
in 1886.
He ended with 1928 points
to 1S9.375 for Kosichkin, the
runner-up. Rudi LiebrechtS Of
Holland was third with 189 $50.
frances Andre Kouprinaoff
was fourth and Boris stenin Of
Russia fifth.
E In the four-race champion
ships. the new champion placed
second in the 600-meter sprint,
18th in the 5000. first in the
$500 and third In the 10000.
No Americans were entered.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
STRIKES and SPARES
Bv JOE WILkAN
Dent Check Too Closely
when You're I'm q Hot Streak

U00S Cneck TOO CIOSeAy
when You're In q Hot Streak
Hot streaks for bowlers are
Just as much o part Of the
game as cold streaks. It hap
pens to every bowler-but not
often enough, Of course.
Many bowlers will kill a hot
streak prematurely by trying to
analyze 1t too closely while it's
in progress. It's only natural to
want to know what you're do
ing right so you can continue
to do it. but often such analyz-
ing can ruin the delicate tim
ing that makes such q hot
streak possible.
I never make any changes
when I'm bowling well. And I
don't. check my technique too
closely either. I note my start
ing position and my finishing
position. And I also watch the
path Of my ball as illustrated
today. In that way, I can try
to keep the same starting and
finishing positions as well as
following the same path with
my ball.
I'm o firm believer in not
tampering with success. And
when you're in a hot streak,
ride 1t for all you're worth
without doing anything to end
ATTENTION, ADVANCED
BOWLERSl Want o 200 and UP
Evening star., 1961-02-20
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Counsel. "A. GeOrRetoHn

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Good Counsel. 54; Georgetown Prep.
Mackin,. SO: Carroll, SO.
GAMES TODAY
st. Johns at Anacostia, $3.50.
Mckinley Tech at Fairmont Heights
oSynn Park at Leonardtown, 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
Phelps at Eastern. $3.50.
Chamberlain VS.. spinGarn at Eastern
Anacostia at Ballou. $50.
Coolidge VS.. Wilson at Roosevelt. $3.50.
Bell VS.. Cardozo at Tech, $3.50.
Dunbar VS.. Western at Tech, 5.
Slsi Blair at Richard MSnttgcmss1Iy' 9:33oo'
Wheaton at B-cC, $3.50.
High Point at Suitland, z.
Woodward Prep AZ oxon Hill, Z.
PcSesSii. PoSsiaii a. a Bf bamssca. AlsGe ssoi5.
sSerWuoG at Ffedsriek. 8. ...
Southern At DuVal. .,
olenelg AZ Laurel, g..
Calvert County At LsPlsta; l;3G; G
oeorsetown Prep " at Peary. 3:4S.
DeMatha at OConnell, &.
Landon at Georgetown Prep, $3.50.
Priory at ST., stephens, $50.
STSntico Post al LonGieiioT. {:30,
Bulls Prep at Gu w. 9.
Annandale at Hammond, $50.
Lee at Groveton, $3.50.
Mclean at Fairfax. $50.
Madison at Osbourn. $50.
Falls Church at Wakefield, $50.
Hoffman Boston at Fairmont Heights
g.
Leesburg Douglass at Pomonkey, 7:30.
Luther Jackson at Culpeper Carver
7:3O.
surrattsville at owynn Park. q.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Four-Mon Sled Victory
Nav End Months Career

1862, 1t would be a different
situation. I'd like to compete
In the Olympics, but to have
to wait until 1864 is q long
time"
Monti started bobsledding
eight years ago, soon after q
skiing accident ended his career
as Italian champion and cut
short 9 promising Olympic
future.
After all these years. I think
I've had enough. Maybe it's
time to stop"
Benham'S Last Race
Those were B en- h q m S
thoughts, too.
MY last race was on Satur-
day." he said. I've had it,
but it would have been nice
too have gone out a winner.
It was a darn shame we got
that bad weather. for I think
I could have done it. At least
I was in a good position"
Benham, who has been bob
shedding since 1o47. would have
been the final sled to have run
in the last heat. Monti woslld
have been the first.
AS 1t was, a little swerve by
Benham's sled that just nicked
q bit OF a straightway on his
first run Saturday probably cost
him the championship.
If I had come out Of Zig
Tag Curve cleanly and not hit
the wall. I know we would have
had less than a l:09 time" he
said. He still did q creditable
l:09.22 and finished with a
2:1S.70.
Mont had identical runs Of
1:09.20 for . 2:1S.40.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
MaCkin Closes
League Season
0nUpset Note

Bill Barrow and Ray Savoy
again provided the scoring
punch as Mackin High School
wound up its Catholic League
schedule with a 66-59 upset
victory over Carroll yesterday
at DeMatha.
Barrow scored "A points and
Savoy added % for Mackin.
which had a As record against
league opposition. The Trojans
are 1911 against all opponents.
Barry Rand Of Carroll left
the game early in the second
half with an ankle injury to
dash the Lions hopes of pulling
out the game. Rand had scored
is points while he was in the
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Tri-County League
Elects 81 Officers

Charles Blackburn was re-
elected president Of the Tri-
County Amateur Baseball
League at a meeting yesterday
at the Colesville Recreation
Center in Silver Spring.
William McVicker was named
vice president, Charles Adams
secretary and William Min
nick treasurer. The league will
have 10 teams this year. with
each playing 20 Sunday games.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
SentineIs and Keller
Advance in Tourney

The Sentinels and Keeler
Brick. which tied for first place
during the regular season, both
advanced in the Montgomery
County Adult Basketball League
tournament yesterday.
The Sentinels won over
Johns Hopkins APL. 74-59. and
Keeler defeated Mario Furni-
ture, 81-72, in firSt-round
games Of the double -elimina-
ton tournament at Newport
Junior High School.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
District Heights Club
HonpTs Youngsters

Jim Brusseau received an
award as boy Of the year yes
terday act the District Heights
Boys Clubs sixth annual BAN
quet at The !. C. E. Club In
Morningside.
Charles Sullivan was named
athlete Of the year for his per-
formance in baseball, basket
ball and football.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Totals IL 49, 80 Totals Is 22 81
Haftime score: 23-l5, Good Counsel.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Totals 24Is66 Totals % 10 SO
Halftime: 1928, Maekin.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
GOOD COUNSEL'S
DEPTH PAYS OFF

Bob Bombard Of Good Coun-
sci and Ed Barton Of George
town Prep offset each other
by: scoring % points but Good
Counsel's depth paid off in a
54-38 victory yesterday at the
Wheaton School. Good Coun-
sci now has q 9-10 record.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Penny Pitou Murries

GUILFORD. N. H.. Feb. 20
(AP). - Penny Pitou, United
States women's Olympic star at
Squaw Valley a year ago, was
married last night to Aegon
Zimmerman, 1860 Olympic
Star of the Austrian team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24

OUR LETTER OF POWER +! INFAlLIBlE
MEDICINE F.! TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY:
PRES. KERHEDY ROBBED VIA SATAN BOUND"
THEOLOGY, THERAPEUTICS, CULTURE.
POLITICS, RECREATION THE FLESH
PR0FITETH NOTHING! : Jesus in John 6:63.
"a ENTERTAINMENT. LEISURE!
NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or OUR AIRMAn
LETTER or 6-l0-61 TO MIAMI. FLORIDA.
HERE IT IS:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24

Many. o Lord my God.
are ny wonderful works
which thou hast done, and
thy thoughts which are 70 VS.
ward: they cannot be reckon
ed Up in order unto thee: "
] would declare and speak
Of them. they are more Than
can be numbered" Psalms
4o:5l.
Christ Jesus said: Let
your light so shine before
men, that they may see your
good works. and sIorisy your
Father which is in HEAVIER"
Christian Science teaches:
Divine Love eorrects and
governs man. Men may par
don bot this divine Principle
alone reforms fhs sinner.
God is not separate from the
wisdom He besfows. The fsI-
enfs He gives we must i'm
prove.
Calling on Him to forgive
our work badly done or left
vndone. implies fhe vain sup
position that we have MOTH
ing TO do but TO ask pardon.
and that afterwards we shall
be free 10 repeat the Of.
fence. "-tS&H, p. 6:7-lo).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
FEAR NO EVIL
God mA G,eyMiing good
eY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

In these times Of Cold Wsr there should not only
peace should efforts put forth
Ds the nations for peace Il ( get down working
ard PRAYING for the peace OF this and the healing
Of al nations
II is fr,e for all BE still and know that God is
not in the storms and hurricanes OF human bgory
the fcrnsdos Of malice misunderstanding But he is in
the still small voice Of Truth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
MARQUIS CHILDS SAYS:
"KREiMLIN FEARS RISE OF CHINA"

News SO
LONDON June 8.-In the eonfr adetons Of the Soviet
mood. as exposed in Vienna may we'll come the greatest
value OF the whole adventure in personal diplomacy lust
concluded.
FROM VARIOUS SOURCES IN AND AROUND THE
SOVIET AND THE AMERICAN DELEGATIONS THIS Re.
PORTER HAS FORMED SEVERAL IMPRESSIONS As &c
INEVITABLE WITH RIDDLE WRAPPED IN AN ENIc.
MAIN The cHuRcHLlIAN PHRASE THEY ARE ADJ
vANcED WITH DUE CAUTION.
FIRST there was the outward. almost bosstfuI conf;
oenee OF m'khsi kharsmov and other spokesman This
reree's me obvious shift in the balance Of nueear power
in the past five or six years.
WE ARE STRONG NOW BEYOND ANY QUESTION
so GOES The LINE. IF THE WESTERN POWERS WANT
~ PAT lnAI ANY CHANGE IN THE LEGAL STATUS
IT. '"e" "ANe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24

BIRTHS, FLOODS lUNACY, TREASON ~!
OF THE -PsYcH0PATHIC- re. HIERARCHY
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES :
SERVING THE DEVIL IN MY NAME, GODS!
OPPOSING AND REGULATING RELATIVELY
SCIENTIFIC, HUMANE BIRTH CONTROL AND
BIRTH PREVENTION or THE DEVILS ADAMS,
EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS, JUDAsEs KNAvEs
AND FOOLS - ACCEPTING AS VALID SATAN
MAsoUERADIhc AS "LoRD-coD" Genesis III. ste.)-
See WORLD CRISIS, Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24

God. planned everything
good tor al eternity. And He
did not plan any form Of
cold. nor hot wars. In His
divine plan Of universal Prin-
eipie there is no evil, hatred,
nor despair TO fear.
And as we pray, study, and
Wait patiently. we find the
everlasting presence OF God,
acting permanently in every
thing that concerns mankind.
Good Thoughts Have Power
We should be grateful to
God for all of the good
thoughts passed along TO
us, to be used for the bet
torment of this modern civ
ilization. because if it we're
not for Scientific Christian
ization moving forward in
the universe today. we would
be as il was in the times of
Noah, and the times of So
dom and Gomorrah.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
HANGOVER FROM THE sTEEl STRIKE llINaev

HANGOVER FROM THE STEEL STRIKE lUNAcY.
TREASON!
HARVEY RUNNER REPORTS
"l960 BUSINESS FAILURES hit HIGHEST
FIGURE SINCE 1888"
Business was hard h during 1860 by s,e.dI. r;.'s
rare OF failures involving liabilities tina, exessd.d
' previous years. including The esrv 1910. Th..
me enser'es. period marking the deepest wears of -.
p..,0" wnen SIN remains dark cloud in he msr,or.
INCOMPETENCE" WAS RANKED As p,ce-s
PHI, BEING BLAMED FOR ala pep rr,,v SuL.
TOTAL NUMBER or FAILURES. CENT or THE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
p The Doom Of Reds Via
Legions Of Angels

ny ~ DISASTER - LIVES INSPIRES DEDL
CATION 90 GODS cs TEXTBOOK TO slsLNERs
7-E SIssELo HoT-ER CHURCH. WE'D
EVENING 7EsTl~oNIEs - WORLDWIDE VISITORS
-.-Ns z. - :; = ANGEL POWER REVEALED.
BIBLE REIc'scs MATTHEW - RICH YOUNG
vL,s GOOD MISTER HON ETERNAL LiFEY
Jesus GOD ALONE IS GOOD KEEP The COM
wItsDwENTs AND LEAVE ALL FOR The PURSUIT or
c-RisTLy WISDOM AND SPIRITUAL UNDERSTAND
nc
MATTHEW FOLLOWED eY APPROPRIATE VERSES
FROM EPlsTLEs or JLJ.Es AND HEBREWS AND COR
RELATIVES FROM GODS ONLY IkFALLELE BIBLE
HIS cs TEXTBOOK!
OURS, THE FIRST TESTIMONY:
HEREWITH OUR THANKS FOR THE FINE CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE PROGRAM BY WJR's CHAPEL HOUR"
LAST SUNDAY EVENING.
TO OUR READERS: The ATOMIC AGE OF PHYSICAL,
NATURAL SCIENCE NATURALLY A PRISONER
or THE DEVIL - ANSWERED. VIA GODS HEALER
or The NATIONS, - WOiLAks MAN CHILD, THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT - REvELAToR or
The REAL! THE ONE AND ONLY UNIVERSE,
VERY CooD"l
See TESTIMONIES, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
INTO KHRUsHCHEv's DEEP FREEZE AGAIN.
SETTLE BERLIN HIS WAY IN 81 OR ELSE ~!

tNIO hHNu9n|nEv DEEP-fkEkzE HJAINs
SETTLE BERLIN HIS WAY IN 81 OR ELSE m!
NY. Trb. Clio
COO VA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
AND CATHOLIC KENNEDY FUssEs AROUND
WITH THE DEVILS MEDICINES +! WHILE MY
U.s.. SUFFERS THE EFFECTS OF HIS
P-s-Y-C-H-0-P-A-T-H-I-C re. HIERARCHY's
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL MANIPULATI0Ns
or INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES!
GET THIS STRAIGHT MR. PRESIDENT: ALL
NORTHUMBERLAND, kON-CHRisTiAN SCIENCE
STUDENTS, THINKERS. LEADERS, ARE PRISONERS
or THE DEVIL IN VARYING DEGREES NOT
NECESSARILY IN OBVIOUS WIcKEDNEss BUT
IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR - ARE PERSONS or
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT HONESTY
INTELLIGENCE - 9o-YEAR PLUS RIP VAN Wrinkles!
WICKED AND ADuLTERoUs GENERATIONS"
FOR 1919 CENTURIES UP TO THE MARTYRDOM
or LINCOLN land EVER sINcE), COMPARABLE
TO THE MARTYRDoM or JOHN THE BAPTIST
AccELERATIoNs or THE MEssIAHsHIP OF THE
ONE CHRIST. HAD BEEN UNWORTHY or THE
FuLFLLMENT or JESUS AND NY PROMISE AND
PROPHECY or "ANoTHER COMFORTER
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING ALL THINcsI
See kHRusHcHEvs DEEP-FREEzE. Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
To Show the Intelligent
Life of Man

There are no false reStric-
tons in Spirit. God, to bind
any right purpose, or idea
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Js..: sssS risrts>s.rsss ard nsfsc ioir.i'fi
Ire ~I.<s~>yr~ Ire "f,1Y. psYsc.s"
THESE SONS SHALL FOLLOW - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JEsJs RETURN ~ cHRlsTILR
SCIENCE M works AID GREATER" JEsUs.
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AFTER THE SUMMIT
TIME SEEN AT HAND FOR U.S.. TO SHED
INFERIORITY MOOD"

BY Roscoe Drvmmond tchFistsn Scientist NY Trb 65
Free Press.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
YOU ARE so RIGHT. Mr.. DRUMMOND. BUT.
AS YOU KNOW. HEBREWS. CATHOLICS.
PR0TEsTANTs. AND OTHER PRISONERS OF
THE DEVIL /! THE CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
ARE NOT YET LIBERATED FROM THE SATANIC
ADAMEvE HYPNOSIS or THE FRAUDULENT,
'PHOkY' MYTHICAL "LoRDcOD" or
GENESIS 1T, etc. AND HIS MYTHICAL ADAM
EVE, MURDEROUs CAIN - THE PATTERN
ACCEPTED BY THE MYTHICAL DEvLIsH, ANTI
CHRIST -PsYcHoPATHIc- ADAM-EvE,
MURDEROUs CAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS! -
See TIME SEEN AT HAND. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
KENNEDY IS TREATED WITH ULTRA SOUND
CONTINUES TO GAIN"

COO VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THIS IS or THE PRESIDENTS MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION OUT or THE ILLUSIONS
AND DElUsI0NS WHICH CONTRADICT OUR
JESUS AND MY, BASIC. SUBLIME TRUTH RE-
HEALTH, HEALING. PROTECTION. POWER:
1.-THE FLESH PR0HTETH NOTHING.
IT IS The SPIRIT 7-L7 S0lcyEsE-- --E WORDS
THAT SPEAK UNTO yc0 Trey 1sE SPIRIT Iso
THEY ARE LiFEtl - g><r .r15. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-24
Mr.. John T. Kennedy,

rrs.sssnf ~ ne United stare.
Pain E<s<n, Forics
~ Mr. PRECEDENT
PLEASE ALLOW Us TO INTRODUCE YOU TO YOUR
pEDrEcr. ErEHn@L. DIVINE INDIVIDUALITY 49, NEVER
corr NEVER DYING WITH GODS DOMINION OVER
1rE WHOLE EARTH Cene,i. no 81.
COO nLCE ALL THAT WAS MADE AND MADE
IT VERY CCCD"i PERFECT, SPIRITUAL!
IsLlLr. rrE PROPHET or VIRGIN BIRTH FAME,
IN, sLYs
CEASE YE FROM MAN" - or THE FLESH tKinq
lame. Vi
See KENNEDY IS TREATED. Page 9
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Continued on Page A.
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WORD CRISIS AND CATHOLIC EDUCATION

re. is A SATANIC COUNTERFEIT OF THE
INFALlIBLE, SPIRITUAL. PoPELEss - NON
REGIMENTED = CHRISTIANITY or THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS - IS A MAJOR MULTIPLiER
OF WORLD PROBLEMS - MULTPLlEs IN
NY NAME, GODS THE DEVILS ADAMS, EWES,
MURDERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS. THE EGO AND PsYcHoLo cY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! m BLIssFuL -
AND HELLIsH MISERY - INVOLUNTARY CONTEMPT
OF THE cHI-L.DL-E.s-s CHRIST JESUS, THE
WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"i - my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL We DOL