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Evening star., 1961-09-04

Federal help for so-called i'm
pacted areas and for student
loans.
IF Congress is not willing
to pass a l-fledged aid to
education bill. then let the boys
who are against it go home
empty handed and face the
music" he said. That fill
buster business works both
ways.
Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield of Montana said in a
separate interview he is aware
of the position of Senator Nc
Namara and some others. But
Senator Mansfield predicted
both houses will pass this week
measures continuing public
school aid in areas with q
heavy influx of Federal work.
ers and extending the National
Evening star., 1961-09-04

Defense Education Act with its
loan programs.
Il believe we'll be able to
work this out" Senator Mans
field said. II don't believe
there will be any major delay
ing tactics"
The House already has killed
a compromise version of Mr..
Kennedy's general school aid
bill and shows no disposition to
reverse that verdict. But many
members want the impacted
area and NDEA programs con-
tinued.
With the smell of a possible
mid-month adjournment in the
air, members of both houses
geared themselves for some
high-speed legislating.
The House will take up a
Evening star., 1961-09-04

HOLLYWOOD On AN A.
Mrs. Red SkeItOn, for the first
time in 10 years, did not ac-
company Red on his current
out-of town tour. l guess a girl
can get tired of living in hotels.
The John WayneS, with his
daughter Toni and her huS-
band and son Michael and his
wife, have returned from two
week cruise on a chartered
yacht to Santa Cruz. The stork
was very much in expected
evidence on the trip. Three of
the ladies expect babies-Mrs.
John, Mrs. Michael and Daugh-
ter Toni.
Eleanor Powell, who refuses
to do a TV series, will do a TV
spectacular this fall. Ellie will
be on the road with her act
until Christmas. She's really
making up for the career time
she lost while wed to Glenn
Ford. Dan and Gwenn
Daley are still arguing over
their financial settlement.
Which holds up his COM
templated new marriage.
One of the previeW cards for
Judgment at Nremburg"
stated that Max Schell looked
like Marion BrandO, "only It'd
ier.". New York stage di-
. rector Morton Da Costa, having
finished his movie version of
THE Music Man" with Robert
Preston, has decided to settle
here, and is looking for an ell
egant house in the hills to buy.
Frank Sinatra will star his
girl friend. Juliette PrOwse, in
his musical movie, The New
Workers." with a big role for
his new discovery, Ruta Lee,
who is blonde and willowy.
Albert Finney of Saturday
, Night and Sunday Morning" :"
can now command 100000 per
picture. 1t will be more if he
. repeats in the movie version
of his Luther" stage hit.
Eighteen-year-old Fabian is
. letting his beard" grow for
1.-THE Longest Day" Makes me
look older" he says. And,
, when singer Tommy Sands gets
through with his role in the
same movie he will return to
Hollywood, to take-he says
some acting lessons" His wife
, Nancy calls papa Frank Sinatra
from Normandy almost every
day.
And Red Buttons role in the
, picture shows him as the un-
lucky G. l. whose parachute
got caught in a church steeple,
and he hangs there for 10 hours,
with bells ringing overhead,
while the Germans below take
pot-shotS at him. The real GIL,
John Steele, to whom this hap
pened, is living in Minneapolis
, where he works for a gas COM
pany.
Salome's notorious dance
with the head of John the
Baptist took one month to COM
j plete and will last six minutes
on The King of Kings" screen
showing. 1t is danced by Brigid
BaZlen of Chicago.
Universal-International has
, been waiting two years for Mar
Ion BrandO to start The Ugly
. American" for which he will
be paid his usual fee of one
. million dollars. The only other
person in this business to get
the same salary is Liz Taylor.
Marion hopes to start ugly"
in October. 1t will mean an
Evening star., 1961-09-04
School Aid BockerPIons
To Block Stopgop Bills

supporter of President Kennedys general aidto-educa
ton threatened today to block of
school bills Congress rounds into the final stretch
Senator Mcnamara, Democrat of Michigan said he isn't
sit still and let opponents of school construction and
salary aid whisk through bills limited to continuing
Evening star., 1961-05-03
Arrests Still Hold Up
Morgan Confirmation

said his boss and another con-
tractor were in a fight. When
a truck driver also jumped on
his boss. Mr.. Morgan said he
pulled the truck driver off.
Subsequently, he said. he was
summoned to justice of the
peace court and fined $25 plus
S17.50 costs.
Both minor arrests we're IAN
old story" in Oregon, he said,
where the matter had been
aired in public after political
enemies in both parties" probed
into his past.
/ The fight incident, Mr.. Nor
gan said. he hadn't regarded
as an arrest.
The arrest with the stolen
tire, he said. Il have always
regarded this between exas-
peration and mild outrage and
perhaps felt it was a wrong I
did not need to carry on my
shoulders.
He added that. at any rate,
he never had listed it as an
arrest on any Federal forms
he filled out.
After the hearing, Senators
Schoeppel and Scott were
asked if they were satisfied
with Mr.. Morgan's explanation.
Il will have to read the
complete record carefully" Sem
ator Schoeppel said.
Senator Scott said he would
discuss the matter in execu-
tive session of the committee.
Evening star., 1961-05-03

"SNAN obAA OAlC lII1dS
II the governments of the Phil.
lppineS and Thailand and South
Korea announced to the world
that they were prepared to per-
NIT the recruitment of volun-
teers in their countries to help
defend Laos or South Wet Nam
or Thailand or any other area
that may be threatened by Red
imperialism"
Delegates and observers from
35 nations met at the 350-year-
old University of Santo Tomas
for the leagues seventh annual
conference.
Senator Dodd. the keynote
speaker, attacked what he called
the Munich psychoSis" of the
Western powers in the cold war
with communism, and appealed
to ASianS to take the initiative
in the fight without waiting for
the prior consent of the West.
He branded the recent
foreign ministers meeting of
the Southeast Asia Treaty Or
ganization as a manifestation
of the same weakness that led
to concessions to Nazi Ger
many at Munich in 1888.
Senator Dodd, who is a
member of the Foreign Rela-
tionS Committee, said that
Asian SEATO members were
willing to intervene militarily
Evening star., 1961-05-03
By the Associated Press

Republicans continue t
press Howard v. Morgan o.
Oregon, nominated to the Fed
eral Power Commission, on two
minor arrests he failed to list
in filing Federal Job applica-
tions.
Senators Scott of Pennsyl-
vania and Schoeppel of Kansas
have objected to confirmation
of Mr.. Morgan as a member
of the FPC until the Senate
Commerce Committee thor
oughly investigates the Incl
dents in 1886 and 1887, when
Mr.. Morgan was % and %.
They questioned Mr.. Morgan
at great length on the subject
yesterday.
In one instance, Mr.. Morgan
was arrested for having in his
possession a stolen automobile
tire. In the other, he was fined
for assault ss a result of a
fight.
The first incident, he said,
was "a mistake from start to
finish"
Mr.. Morgan said his en-
ployer at a construction camp
gave him a tire which later
proved to be stolen. He said
he was arrested and released
when investigation showed he
had nothing to do with the
theft.
AS to the assault charge, he
Evening star., 1961-05-03

in Laos if necessary, but Brit.
ain and France insisted OF
further negotiations.
i am sorry to say theil
Britain and France) will pre-.
vailed" he added.
He declared, however. thai
the abortive invasion of Cuba
had awakened the American
people from complacency about
the Communist menace.
The period of blunder and
Slumber, of retreat and defeat,
is now at an end" he said
I'VE accept the fact of mortal
combat with communism"
Senator Dodd described Pres
ident Kennedy as "a man
wholly devoted to the cause of
peace, but one who will not
shrink from the test of war"
The Senator said he was
pessimistic about prospects for
peace in Laos, predicting that
the Communists will violate a
ceaSe-fire agreement and the
three-nation control commits
sion will prove itself helpless.
The idea of an Asian volun-
teer legion was brought up last
winter by Philippine Congress
man Ramon BagatSing, chair
man of the League Council.
Evening star., 1961-05-03
Fellowship Day
To Be Celebrated

Churchwomen Of the Wen
na-Oakton (VaD area will join
women throughout the world
in observing May Fellowship
Day at 1890 am. Friday in the
Oakton Church of the Brethren.
The program. sponsored by
the Vienna-Oakton Council of
United Church Women, will
feature as speakers the Rev.
Harry Broome, pastor of the
Wesley Methodist Church: vi
emma, and Carl A. Martin, an
attorney.
The program will be followed
by a luncheon in the Oakton
Church of the Brethren.
Evening star., 1961-05-03
Asian Freedom Leoion
Proposed by Senator

MANILA, May (AP).-An Asian Freedom Legion" To
@ was proposed today by United States Senator
Dodd at the opening session of the Asian Peoples
Anu-Communst Leagues annual conference here
Inc Connecticut Democrat said an Asian Freedom
Legion would stir the imagination of free peoples everywhere
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Increase of Workinq
Women Prompts Studies

An estimated 30 million
women will be working by
1870 and, according to the
Labor Department, this in
crease in women workers will
bring with it a whole series
of complex problems.
To meet these problems,
the Women's Bureau of the
department, under Assistant
Secretary Esther Peterson,
will hold a series of confer
enceS in cooperation with
State labor and industrial
relations departments, educa-
tional institutions, voluntary
organizations and trade union
groups.
The programs will include
discussions about opportuni-
ties for women, the necessity
for better and more training
and restraining, day care
services for children of work.
ing mothers, State legislation
affecting women's employ
ment, automation and the
effect it is having on employ
ment.
The first conference, which
will include participants from
California, Arizona and Ne
vada, will take place Septem-
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Memo Books
Presented

The teachers at North
western High School, Green
belt Junior High School,
Landover Hills Elementary
School and Cheverly- Tuxedo
Elementary School we're pre-
Sented with 1961-62 memo
and date books published by
the Anti-Defamation League
of B'nai Birth.
These unique books list the
dates of all civic and re-
ligiouS holidays, with capsule
explanations of each. The
back of the memo book con-
tainS four pages of "Hu-
man Relations Materials" de-
signed to further good school
and community relations, and
are obtainable by teachers
for use in classrooms.
The presentations were
Evening star., 1961-09-01

Der 8 and 9 at the University
of Southern California in Los
Angeles.
The second will be held at
Michigan State University,
East Lansing, Mich, Septem-
ber 30.
Mrs. Peterson will keynote
both conferences. Each will
have speakers ard resource
people who are experts in
the areas of discussion.
I'VE want to do everything
we can to stimulate an aware
ness of the needs for better
laws, more day care services,
training and re-training and
education. Most of all we
want to encourage people to
do something about it," Mrs.
Peterson said.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Mother General
To Visit Here

The Mother General of the
Oblates OF the Sacred Heart
of Jesus, Mother Marie Pierre
Therese Dykmans, will visit
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Academy, Inter American
educational and cultural ex-
change project, for a week
starting Monday.
Mother Marie, of Belgium,
will return to world head
quarters of the OblateS at
Montlucon, France, after sew
eral months visit to the
Congo, where many of the
Oblates' schools and medi-
cal dispensaries are located.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Col. RoyBegins
New Job Todoy

In July 1912, she entered
the armed services, attend
ing the Officers Candidate
School at Fort Des Moines,
Iowa, where she was COM
miSSioned a second lieuten-
ant in the Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps.
During World War II she
served in North Africa as a
company officer and in Bari,
Italy with Headquarters Fiji
teenth Air Force as a platoon
commander with the Army
Air Forces.
In 1949 she entered the Air
Force as a regular captain
and in 1850 attended the
Armed Forces Public Infor-
nation School at Carlisle
Barracks, Pa.
Assignments
Col. Rays Air Force assign
ments have been as a SQUAD
ro.l commander at Mitchell
Air Force Base, New York;
assistant public information
officer for Continental Air
Command, and deputy direc-
tor of Women in the Air
Force.
She has also served as ex-
ecutive secretary to the De-
fense Advisory Committee on
Women in the Services.
Her decorations include the
Bronze Star and Meritorious
Unit Citation.
Evening star., 1961-09-01
Meetinq

The Castle Toastmistress
Club will hold a luncheon
business meeting the first
and third Tuesday of every
month from 1870 am. to l
pm. at the office of the
Chief of Engineers of the
United States Army Building
at Gravelly Point, Va.
Evening star., 1961-09-01

Col. Elizabeth Ray today
assumed her new duties as
director of the Women of the
Air Force. She succeeds Col.
Emma j. Riley who is being
reaSsigned to duty in the
Washington area.
A veteran of World War II,
Col. Ray was promoted to
full colonel earlier this week
in an informal ceremony in
which Gen. Curtis LeMay.
Chief of Staff of the Air
Force. pinned on her new
eagles insignia.
Receives Award
In the same ceremony, Col.
Riley who completed her
statutory tour as WAF di-
rector, received the Legion
of Merit award for out
standing service" Col. Riley
is being reassigned to the
USAF Directorate of Person.
mel.
The daughter of Mr.. Shaw
D. Ray of Duncan, Okla,
Col. Ray was born in Winns-
boro, Tex. Col. Ray was
graduated from the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma in 1884
with a bachelor of arts de-
gree in Journalism.
She is a former reporter
and city editor of the Ana
darko Daily News in Okla
homa. Later she entered pub
lie relations work for the
War Department in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1961-09-01

made to school principals by
Mrs. Paul Siegel, Mrs. Morris
Gurevich and Mrs. Max Hur-
lick.
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PROGRESSIVE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

BY Frank Chodorov Human Events" 6,ass
policeman may not be reliable theoretieisn bu, Won
ca" depend on his faeua observations They have the force
of common sense
ONE OF NEW YORK cITYs FINEST" gRo,Icur
IN I5-YEAR-ol0 RAcAMUFFIN WHO HAD TAKEN A
DAY orr FROM SCHOOL TO BREAK A WINDOW AND
'oNlo'N SOME PROPERTY THE cULPRlT WAS HARD.
se. oo"' .e. eKAlsNlY HE INFORMED THE DESK
SERGEANT THAT you CAN'T DO NJru,A 70 -
ANT SIXTEEN AND WHAT DONE IS ONLY A ~,e
DemsANoR. THAT'S WHAT 1T is. you CAN'T DO NTH
IN TO Me-" ~" w Noin-
ne knew the law. even If he was deficient in grammar
" ne had been sixteen over the Violate, e.,, 49,"
pee" e'assed as crime and The punishment, aeeor,a
Do' since he only thirteen il was mis-.
aemeanor, with minor penalty attached ''"'
nav T.nI nes s"aAN REMARKED RUEFULLY I'm MY
oA'' that BOY WOULD HAVE BEEN SET srpn,cwT
See JUVENILE DELINQUENCY. Pace 2 "''''"'
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fourteen NEGRO WomenJ Leaders !"
"Mirror Of World on;.,.,

nc. Mirror of World Opinion"
"'e'ea' Appeal" Memphis, Tenn cs. mo,;,or ,.s
- years OF disturbing news stories sbov, ~. Ala
in ~. .n'aen CAoc' program and the rapid rise
veopmenf has appeared. ''0'' nesrfen'ns de-
An organization of Memphis NEGRO wor., ,o,,...
graduates has undertaken sometime ~0me" college
a s" hopes The JUGS CLUB originally soe,, We nsss
sr. n's 'sea almost 10 years and is espsnd0 -
s'' :" Nashville and Winston Salem expanding 10 chap
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-14
WHAT YOU CAN DO"
''ILLECITIklACY AID: LOUISIANA VS.. THE FEDs''

ey Edna Loni3an Political researcher analyst and writer
Human Events" 1861
The State of Louisiana has been engaged in eontro-
versy with the Federal grants TO mothers
with Legitimate children The controversy touches on some
OF the most important issues in the problem of Federal con-
fribufons o-and management of-stae and local GOVERN
menf budgets.
ne issues are similar TO those in Federal aid 70 the
senoo systems OF the states but Federal aid in the field
OF welfare started earlier and Federal control is much far
liner advanced
THE CONTROVERSY IN LOUISIANA TELLS US WHAT
WILL HAPPEN IN ANY AREA WHERE THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKES PART OF THE COST or
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
The immediate problem arises from law passed bv
me stare legislature OF Louisiana last July DEALING with the
payment OF relief funds TO mothers with Legitimate chill
dren.
See ILLEcTIMAoY AID, Pace 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-14
Let's Try To Think
Spiritually

We know when we are on
the right side by manifesto
ton. in the. measure of our
understanding. There is al
ways a great advantage of
spiritualizing consciousness
into righteousness. over the
sordid myths of human pSy-
chology and materiality.
Tremendous Treasure
I h ere IS a tremendous
treasure of vi d o m. and
knowledge found through
the daily prayerful study of
the Bible And we gain in
understanding as We study
Page Four
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rs CORRUPTION ESSENTIAL
TO THE DEM0CRATs?"

p. Human Events" l-6-6I
In the matter Of corruption, the Democrats have a past
before Them Without going farther back we have the story
OF Ed Fynns fraudulent The Bronx which was re-
sponsbe for Franklin RooseveIfs election as Governor
OF New York in 1923. The story told by Jack Harrison
Pollock in the National Municipal Review June 1856 All
OF New York City used paper ballots II takes Iona time
10 count Them
See IS CORRUPTION ESSENTIAL. Pane
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-14
lA7fc.IC SATAN BOUND PRAYERS.
Ei:I2iINE. BREEDING. THINKING.
LEADERSHIP, BANKRUPT COl0NIALISM {!
HISTORY REPEATED F!
BELGIUM PORTRAYs BITTER LESSON"

Chrsfan Silence Monitor London
Sfrike-'orn Belgium presenting grim object lesson
70 other European colonial po~ers-psrficvsry Britain
France. end the Netherlands
FOR TINY BELGIUM TODAY IS PAYING THE FEAR.
CONE PRICE FOR THE LOss>oF IT'S EMPIRE Moreover,
paying for having shed Of colonies piece
meal have the British. French and Dctch for
irg been deprived fell s~oop OF IFS on.s major COL
cny fhe rich Congo 90 times us size. Only Rvsnds-
Urvndi remains Belgian in Africa
See BELGIUM PoRTRAYs. Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-14
The Father And Son

Originally God and Christ
are the Father. and the son
dwelling in the one Perfect
Mind. Only in this perfect
state OF Christ like under
standing in consciousness
can We see the light Of spirit
ual divine Principle. This
arrnth Of intelligence gives
Us courage 10 take UP SER
penis OF sorrow sickness and
sin
The essential element Of
ell that is good, lies in our
understanding Of our heaven
Iy Father. through Christ
Jesus. the source Of all good.
Continued OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-14
lNHcn. InToncIe
'Ex-WAC SERGEANT KILLED ON HIGHWAY
SATAN BOUND" EVE!
NOT GODS CHOSEN CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST!

or The MYTHICAL, DEvILIsH. ANTI-CHRiST
- PSYcHoPATHic - ADAMEvE, MURDEROUs
CAIN, JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO
AND PsYcHoL ocY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT.
HOOD - REPUDlATED BY THE c-H-l-L-DL-E-s-s
CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE
LIFE" WHO HoNoRED YOUR ~FATHER-MoTHER
COD ALL-HARNokioJs" AS THE ONE. REAL
PARENT IN. AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!
no SATANIC, MYTHICAL, AkTLcHRIsT. ADAM-EvE
-PsYCHoPATHlc- ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs
CAIN JUDAS KNAvEs' AND FOOLS PSEUDO cREA.
TON or THE MYTHICAL, "cHAsTLY FARCE
or so-eaedl MATERIAL EXISTENCE" - p. III
GODS ONLY INFALLIBLE BIBLE, PASTOR, HIS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - GUARDIAN
LIBERATOR. OF CONVENTIONAL BIBLES
VICTIMS OF SAUL or TARSUs. ADAM-EvE, TRANS
LAToRs mon CHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY, TOO y
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL ADULTERERS!
See Ex-WAc KILLED. Page
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Continued on Page Four
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C.S. MONITOR READER AND G. MENNEN
WILLIAMS, SEC. FOR AFRICA

WILLIAMS, SEC. FOR AFRICA
THE READER QUESTIONS RETIRING GOVERNOR
OF MICHIGAN, MR.. WILLIAMS TRAINING AND cOMPE-
TENcE FOR SUCH AN APPOINTMENT. IS A NEW YORK
Err.
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE IS QUITE TOLERANT OF
THE Ex-covERNoR's OPPORTUNITY TO REDEEM
HIMSELF, AFTER HIS PATHETIC, sUBsERvIANcE
TO THE DEVILS BILLION LABOR RAcKETS!
AND SABoTEURS OF THE ECONOMY
WILLIAMS AND REUTER- RUINED MIcHIcANs Pres.
TIcE BEFORE THE U.S.
THE DEVILS DAVID MCDONALD AND DEMOCRATS
or THE RoosEvELT-TRUMAN LAUNDERING,
RAcKETEERNc. WITH THE AID OF THE -PsycHo.
PATHIc- US. SUPREME COURT OF THE 1905
sABoTAcE0 THE NATIONAL ECONOMY AND GAVE
US THE 1860 REcEssIoNi!l
See G. MENNEN WILLIAMS, Pace 9
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ATTENTION: BOARD or EDUCATION!
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE DETROIT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
MR.. SAMUEL BR0WNElI!
GODS PUREsT, MOST CHRISTINE.
INTERNATIONAL DAILY, THE CHRIS TAN SCIENCE
MONITOR. IS NOT ON YOUR LIST OF
ACCEPTABLE PUBLICATIONS

incresseo circulson Dy 10000 N r~c ron7s, or less
OF Simultaneous printing Boston
Britain Cslfornis y
ESQUIRE WAS - AND IS PERHAPS = ACCEPT
ABLE! TRIBUNE PUBLISHER RATED ESQUIRE
YEARS AGO THUS HOW TO GO TO HE'LL LIKE
4 GENTLEMAN
ANOTHER LUCE PUBLICATION : e.g., LIFE
WE WERE a CHARTER MEMBER, BUT AFTER a
COUPLE or YEARS MORE OR LESS GOD GAVE US THE
RED LIGHT ON THIS TYPICAL LUCE PUBLICATION -
ExPLOlTER or THE DEVILS BILLION RAcKETs!
SEX ALWAYS or THE DEVIL =! MARRIAGE
IS MERELY POTENTIAL DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TOBACCO IMPURE
THERAPEUTICS. THE kok-cHRsT SCIENTIST IN
vTIkc PREMATURE DEATHS BLUkDERs DIS
AsTERs. SUCH AS THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS AND
POLIO F.D.R's PEARL HARBoR IkFAMY!
AND THE DEVILS MATERlA MEDfcE TREASON
ABLY GAVE F.DR - PROTESTANT SPIRITUAL PROS
TlTUTE - CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH FOR THIRD
AND FOURTH TERMS
AND SO. MAkCHURlA - MUL TLBLLION STEAL
WAS LOST TO THE CHINESE, THEN UNDER CHRIS
TAN CHANG KALsHEk - AND WENT TO THE DEVILS
CHINESE REDS COUSINS or THE KREmLlN LUkATIc
ASYLUM - HABITAT or COLOSSAL CRIMINALS!
See BOARD or EDUCATION. Page
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CASTRO = love YOUR ENEMIES ! Jesus.
DOES THIS MAKE SENSE?
~ Andrew f. H1ebaE CS.+++


Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of our Fsfher5se+ner God sII-hsr-
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n.fxsr.n Lvsner Job n this zoe A. And bo~i seiene.
Health. textbook. cods Lbersfor Of me Bible
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
THAN THE POPE At ROME AND TIE WRITES IS
his FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved rish'eeosness and hated iai7s''y"i
The lyks~srn~ live in . fccfs psrsc.s.~i
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN ~ CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - ny WORKS AND GREATER JESUS.
The REAL CASTRO AND The REAL YOU,
nAN - As PER GENESIS or PERFECT. ExcLU
svELY REAL CREATOR. CREATION UNI
VERSE or sUPERsATvRATED lkcoRRUPTIBLE
UNAVAILABLE. o~NlPsEsEkT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE - Externally -cowPLETELY-
POPULATED WITH GODS OFFSPRING
GENESIS IA AND COD SAID. LET Us MAKE NAN
IN OUR MACE AFTER OUR LIKENESS. AND LET
THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL~l
81. AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
re The ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR HAD
MADE AND. BEHOLD IT WAS Is. VERY
Good!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE" M-Y-T-HI-C-Al!-
THE CHASTITY FARCE or lso-cslIed MATERIAL
EXISTENCE o III. GODS ONLY NFALLlsLE
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COOK - GUARDIAN LIBERATOR. or KING
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EAsIc PASTOR - AND ALL BIBLES
MORE RE "oHAsTLY FARCE" Myth!
BUT WHY SHOULD We STAND AcHAsT At MOTH
lNchEss2 THE SUN TOTAL or HUMAN ERROR"
o. st3 Ibid - COD TO HIS GREATEST MARY BAKER
EDDY WOMAN Revelation III, 5; Matthew 1893 CON-
cLUsIok re EXHAUSTIVE SURVEY UNDER GODS
DIRECTION: THE HISTORY or EVIL AND ITS M-Y-T-HI-
CAL NATURE
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