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Evening star., 1961-02-28

Every mile you drive Cadillac you sense its sound
engineering and solid craftsmanship. This ynine year
old herageis at its finest in 1961-we guarded by
140O separate inspections during each cars manufacture
and assembly, You it in the fawless fit of Cadillac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-12

Everything that cuts gets dull. A safety
blade dulIs in day. electric shavers in
about 9 months or so-despite claims
to the contrary.
Normally you have to send your electric
shaver back to the factory land lose the
use Of Il for weeks on end). and pay as
much ss $3.50 to have the Job done.
II you own a Ronson GIL Mark u. how
ever. you can keep Il sharp as newwith
Ronson's replscesble shaving screen
and muIti-blade Miracle cutter you snap
in at home In 10 seconds. This new cut
ter and shaving screen. boxed together.
cost only $500 Suggested retail price,.
Snap them in and your Ronson shaver
is new again. Unlike other shavers, every
other shaver part Oncluding the motor
Is engineered to last lifetime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-12

some she was, like everything that in
truded upon his obsession - trouble.
some like food and drink and sleep and
the cloud that passed between the paint
ing and the sun. Later he would take her
into his life again; later, later :. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-12

moons short reign of-winter sunlight,
when his triumphal gazing at the days
accomplishments was interrupted by the
sound of footballs on the stair, he started
up from his stool in anger, thinking that
his importunate patrons we're Houting
his express prohibition and was
strangely unnerved to find that it was
she.
DIE STOPPED ON THE THRESHOLD,
stopped short as if before curtain of
fame. The picture was there in front of
her = vast, tumultuous, incandescent in
the oblique rays of the sun - and no
light he had ever seen was lovelier than
the light that came flooding into her eyes.
"Oh, Cod" she said after long silence,
putting her gloved hand up to her trem-
bling lips; and he thought that the two
things he would wish to remember on his
deathbed we're Constantyn Huyghens'
sound of mating doves and her "Oh,
Cod!''
n THESE TWO SCENES from Miss
Sohmin's big 657- page nOUel are richly
successful in displaying t'UO sides Of
Rembrandt Gan Rim. The genius in LOUe
is not so very different from any young
man, feeling that the UOnIGn mhO has
aroused the GrdOr Of his emotions is too
distant and precious to return his lore.
But the genius at sOOrk is another man,
strong, pOSSesSiUe in his art, sure Of his
mastery. n Uery giant Of an artist -
Rembrandt Gan Rim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-12

not now while the wonderful canvas
erupted before him, the Colds and the
scarlets blaring like trumpets, the blacks
and the blue-greens vibrant like the roll
of drums.
And at the end of the next after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-12
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Evening star., 1961-02-03
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToRtOhts top shoUs preUieiDed by TV Kevs staff,
Oho attend YeheGrsalS GGtch screenings and GGIvse
scripts tn NeD York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
optRioRs are offered Gs guide to area UtesOers.
Evening star., 1961-02-03

ho attend TeheGrsals s0Gtch screenings and GnaIgse
scripts New York. HollysOood ana elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered Gs guide to area OtesOers
Route 66Ten Drops Of Water" epeat) Good episode.
young and capable cast aided by the usual fsrae pro-
duction, succeeds in making this sowmovng drama rea-
sonaby absorbing. Story orphaned family
struggling against almost nsurmountabe odds to keep the
ranch going. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9.
Telephone HourAn Almanac for February" Very pleasant
and melodic hour To celebrate CHEEKY February
dates Hostess Polly Bergen surrounded by Opera Stars
Roberta Peters and Theodor Uppman lovely Carol Law
renee and veteran conductor Paul Whiteman tune in
tonight The high spot As the seth anniversary Of Gersh
wins Rhapsody IN Blue" with Paul Whiteman waving
his baton again and Jorge Boet playing the piano solo,
Also, Valentines Day gets its Of songs the s0year
history Of vaudeville brings Cohan medley and dance
and Victor Herberts birthday recalls batch Of teess
hits (Color.) pm, WRC4
Twilight ZOneA Penny for Your Thoughts" Another good
show. Story bank clerk who suffers acci-
dent and is able thereafter to read peoples thoughts
His next problem to prevent two from carrying out
their crooked ideas 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Eyewitness to HsOryThe Santa Maria" CHS has three
separate crews covering the latest in the moment-by
moment Of piracy" the high seas goth century
style. 10:3O pm, WTOP-9
Jack Paar ShOwThS repeat Of Of Paars November Cali
fornia shows had veteran storytelers Alex King and
George Jessel and visit from little Ginny Thu 1850
pm, WRC4
Evening star., 1961-02-03
Sunday

1880, VITO (5)-George-
town University Forum. The
Rev. Joseph M. Moffitt, ST.,
Evelyn Wilson, 8. Norman
Feingold, DR.. John M. Dug
gan.
1880, wToP (s)-Youth
Wants to Know. Senator
Joseph Clark.
1880. wMAL (D-1ssues
and Answers. Senators HUI
bert Humphrey. John Sher-
man Cooper and Strom
Thurmond.
500. WRC (4)-Meet the
Press. Secretary Of Commerce
Luther Hodges.
1880, WMAL (D-Com-
ment. William H. Bundy,
Deputy Assistant Secretary Of
Defense. F. Cowles Strick-
land. resident director Of
Arena Stage and Jay Car
mody. The Stars drama
critic.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
Other AM Stations

WiNx-I0eo Ke.-2A-heuF operation.
WPik-1lSo Ke.-Daylisht Only.
WoMR-tes0 ke.-Dsylisht Oaly.
WUSr-1l2o ke.-Dayilght 0nly.
WFAx-122o ke.-Dsylight saly.
WWDc-t2so ke.-2l-Asur operation.
KEEL-t3io ke.-24-hsur operation sxespt
Monday midnight to On. Tuesday.
W00k-13ao ke.-74-heur operation Msnday.
. Saturday; Sunday Q an. to midnight.
WEAM-13eo ke.-2a-hsus operation, exeept
Sunday midnight to sa.m. Monday.
Wpoh-isse Ke.-oayllsht snly.
WPec-1soo ke.-Dsyiight snly.
WPaW-Itso Ke.-Dsylight saly.
WeMS-s1o Ke.-s ante midnight; Saturday
Ian. tp P.m.; Sunday an. to midnight.
WAvA-SIo Ke.-I an. to S:AS pm.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
OTHER TV
.HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5l-An Age Of
Kings. "The Road to Shrews-
bury" Henry v, Part I, Acts
3, 4 and 5.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Playhouse.
"The Planned Picnic" Nan
Evening star., 1961-02-03

Victor Mature, Glenn Ian
gan (194S).
11:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Sergeant York. &"
Story of a mountain boy
who became one Of the great
heros Of World War I. Gary
Cooper, Joan Leslie (1941
11:3O, WMAL (7-First-R -Rur
Movie. "Clive Of India" A
great English hero quells
rebellion in India. Ronald
Colman, Loretta Young
(1935).
LAS, WTOP (S)-The Late
Late Show. Danger Won.
an" Brenda Joyce (1946).
Evening star., 1961-02-03
TeIeYision TomorroW- Saturday, Feb. :, l9el

WRc-s. w Ugr Is1y the sh stage
~
1n6 bis t subs W FuD; 1I1s % Ranger H. In stoD GG l3e
Detectives Diary FsMSus Hyhsuse I IHsTn1Oas 1As; Pre- BietAaU
WTTe-S8 H NsMbest Public Service Film; cts
(5) Club; G@ Sir PNhOIs: 1884, Suhua H. Big AVsatu a. MILL
4, Bsid Nit Shag.
WMM-GIs Lt $50 Charlie csa; TO- Passport to
Life 81 Teachings Lunch Wit
I1s shsRt Service; csHsss saskha NU
SVsesssl
Msaasn shohsut e4 willie
() Bh1U TO- Captain H. Magic
Roy RsgsT sl'W a. sly kaE i1 Mighty Msgss Piass cSHs
Side; acc BsEstbsl N. c0laa vs.
Msilss Ga es
Evening star., 1961-02-03

and Dan. unable to agree on
plans for the evening. initi-
ate o minute by : minute
schedule for living. Nan
Fabray.
ll:OO, WTTG (S) - Starlight
Theater. Fury at Furnace
Creek" Two brothers clear
the name of their father.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
FM Stations

WRc.eM-o9.o Me.-9:9 0.m. 70 ! an.
WIJP.FM-os.3 Me.-S:2s en-. to 2;t0 an.
WAStkFM-sI.1 Me- en-. 70 12;1s s.M.,
MOaday-Suadsy.
WOl.FM-sS.1 Me.-S:3o an. to midnight.
WFAM-FM-190.3 3 Me.-I an. 10 midnight.
WWOC-Fal-t01.1 Me.-2l-hOur SpSTStisR.
WeMS-eM-I03.s Me.-S a.m. 10 midRlght;
Saturday ] an. to p.m.; Sunday . an.
to midaight.
WeIs fM-si.9 Me.-s to 10 pm. Sunday
through ThursGay.
WBvA-FM-10s.s Me.-12 h0On to u pm.
WMAL-FM-101.3 Me.-S en-. 10 1:4S an.
WPec-FM-SS.S Me.-10 an. to I pm. MsR'
day through Saturday.
WJMD-EM-9l1 Me.-ep.M. 10 II pm.
WeAY-FM-Ss.s Ms an. to midnight.
WAVA-FM-1oS.1 Me- an. to 10 Pm.
Evening star., 1961-02-03
N INTERVIEW
GUEST LIST
Tomorrow

1880, WToP (O - City
Side. DR.. Thomas H. Carroll.
president of George Wash
ington University.
Evening star., 1961-06-11

brown and lavender, chiefly around the
larger end. Two broods are usually raised
with the second nesting frequently not begun
until late July or August
In late August and during September the
wood peewee is by far the most abundant
flycatcher seen in the woods. The only notice
able difference in plumage of immature or
fall adults, as compared with spring adults,
are the wing bars which take on a pale
rufous or ocher color rather than white, and
the underparts, which are frequently tinged
with pale yellow.
By early October, the wood peewee has
left our region for his winter home in Central
and South America.
NEXT SUNDAY: The MOckingbird
Evening star., 1961-06-11
Laughing II OF
By EVELYN WADE
Checks and Bolonees

GONE people haze a natural forte
~ For nsGth and subjects Of the SOrt
Their checkboOks are IoUely sight,
With totals that are GlSO0yS right.
They enter each expenditure
In figures neat and clean and sure.
While other folks, it's plain to see,
Take banking more h0ph0zdrdly.
Their check books are q sorry sight,
Their balances are NEVER right.
And entries that get in at all
Are ScTibbled in childish Scr0iOI.
So one is careful as can be;
The other takes life easily.
And though they tried for all their days,
They'd neUeT learn the others tOGyS.
And sure as fate Gor such IS lUe),
They GIsOGyS end up man and lOVe.
Evening star., 1961-06-11
Strictly for the Watchers
This Weeks Migrant
By JACKSON MILES ABBOTT
Audubon Naturalist

AMONG the many bird songs heard on a
N walk through any deciduous or mixed
woods in Spring and Summer is a drawn
out whistle-like "peee-e-e-ah-weeee," drop
ping in the middle with rising infection at
the end.
A careful scrutiny of dead branches pro-
truding from the middle and upper levels of
a tree canopy discovers a small nondescript
bird perched on a bare twig. He sits motion
less, except for the head, which twists and
turns to follow the erratic flight of insects
by his perch. The bird sallies forth occasion
ally and, with an audible snap of the bill, cap
lures bug and returns to his perch. As he
settles on it, he nervously "flicks" his wings
time or two The call note is a soft, prolonged
"pr-r-r-i-i-i-it."
This rather common summer resident of
our woodlands is the wood peewee, one of
the smaller members Ofthe fly-catcher family.
Male and female are alike in plumage, which
is olive-brown on the back and rump, black
ish-brOwn on the head, tail and wings, and
grayish-white below, with wash of darker
gray on the chest and flanks. Only the two
whitening bars and yellow lower mandible
add color variety and identifiable character
istics to the somber plumage.
Arriving in the District area in the first
week of May, the wood peewee stakes out a
nesting territory, rests from his long journey
from South Of the Border" and selects a
mate before getting down to nest building in
late May or early June. The nest is beauti-
fullymade, shallow cup Of soft plant fibers
held together with spider webs and decorated
with lichens. 1t is saddled to a fork in a
horizontal branch (often dead limb) of
tree, 20 to 60 feet above the ground The
three eggs are white, handsomely decorated
with few blotches and spots of chocolate
Evening star., 1961-06-11
For the woman OF charm

. WASHINGTON, d. c., JUNE IL, 1901
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
President Kennedy =
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Senator Barry codwsser R.Ariz) includes accelerated
deprecstion allowance Of three points OF reform
Necessary bring out OF the recession ee March 81
HUMAN EVENTS Indeed 'he Senator. in his debate
with Secretary Labor Arthur Goldberg told the latter
THAT il the Adr,nsta really wants TO put people back
possible his prescription on depree's
ton should De enacted right away VAST ORDERS FOR
MACHINE TOOLS AND FOR RENEWING PLANTS PAR
TicuLARLY IN STEEL WOULD SPARK A VIGOROUS
RECOVERY.
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tconsinued from Back Psss)

Las, week Republicans did not scream craftsmanship
h oa;sed President Kennedy for his frmness against
Red orovoession in Laos Yet even as they exfo''eo
the inenson OF JFk don the mantle OF JED PrssfeT
these same Republicans noted significant difference o.
tween the present situation and that in the ss o. 'ses
nsn, &c won A GRAND SLAM; BUT ne ALSO RE.
e,,een RI AceEe 70 ANY "NEuTRALiST" coAvAiS-
SION TO PRESIDE OVER HIS VICTORY, OR ANY TWO
CHINA COMPROMISE WITH THE REDS. NE REMAINED
aoAMANTLy BEHIND CHANG KALsHek's NATION
AL,sT REGIME - AND THE RED MANEUvERs FORTH
WITH SUBSIDIZED.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
REMAINDER or PROGRAM
Leader

lconsinved from Back Pseel
CANCER" : THE DEVIL SAYS = DISCOVERED
BY MDs IN 1853 BEGAN SYSTEMATIC x-RAY
THERAPY AT MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL
HOSPITAL : The DEVILS INVOLUNTARY
sxEcuTioNER VIA SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE
GOD ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
DEATH. AN apAh-EvE MYTH WAS PRE-
MATURE. THE WAGES or SIM
4 THINKING suFFocETloN - OWING TO
Mr. GATHERS INABILITY 10 wake HIS DEcLARA-
TON or REPENTANCE INDEPENDENCE
FROM The m-y-T--l-cA.L DEvl-isH ANTLcHRIsT
-Psycr4oPATHlc- ADA~-EvE nURDE7cus
CAIN JUDAS kNAvEs AND FOOLS - THE EGO
AND PSYCHE ocY OFF -ysAN BIRTHS AND
PAREkT-ooDl MAKING IMPERATIVE The
SPIRITUAL REElRTH Neooe-us
ACCEPTING JESUS Ny Fathers BUSINESS m
MID 7oTH CENTURY CONTEXT: TIE WAKING
or CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS
THINKERS LEADERS AL OTHERS ARE
INCOMPETENT &c SUCCESSFULLY WAGE SPIRITUAL
WARFARE WITH TIE WORLD NATTER MYTH
or I phony LORD GOD. ~ GENESIS. md en-
TIE FLESH DITTO ADAnEvE Myth
AND TIE DEVIL - MURDERER LIAR VOID or
TRUTH Jess n Jonn s-s - - Myth
LIKEWISE AL TIE THINGS TAT ARE SEEN
TEMPORAL s. Paul
THE ENTIRE HUMAN n.y.T--Lc-1.L CHASTITY
FARCE or so-cslIea nA7ERilL EXISTENCE
- o III GODS lNFALLiBLE MASTERPIECE
BIBLE FASTER MEDICINE PROPHET HIS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK, GUARDIAN
tconiinved Next Column Top
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Heston -
Continued from Page y

6uf before the insrs'itude CHARGE can be hurled At
Hesson q would be necessary examine what IS available
W 'e'evs'on TO willing who eshes dramatic eha
'enee very 'fel There is network series TIA, offers
4o'"'Se o'sms on regular weekly basis and the two
'".ee monfnF prestige series are inordinssesy pre-
~~oreo WI" giving actors exercises in the classics.
TeLevIsIoN DRAMA" SAYS HesroN WHO BROKE
r n,o " IN The GLORIOUS STUDIO ONE DAYS.
80 O.e.'seo TO oePLoRABLE LOW BUT THIS
unions must share some Of The b,.me IN. -. -.
helped the cause Of e drama or m. vovco actor
oy ssnns mn'moms as high as they are Nv frs, o.rt
on twelve years paid me SIS. and h,, ,r.a ,vo
'snesrss' NY first lead role paid me s,as. and
'"'' also included two weeks rehearsal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
Daughter :


confinved from Back Psge)
light Of Jesus in John $50 The flesh profef noshino"
See also, man" = pp. 1855 and upper paragraph.
p. ATT.
Two copies OF our wire 70 President Kennedy
closed Read TO- or BY your daughter. should be very
helpful Likewise Christian Science Bible DISBURSEMENT
studied.
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Reds

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AND. THOSE LEADERS WILL LOVE PAuL's EPIs-
TIES AND THE ENTIRE NEW TESTAMENT THE
OLD. TOO - BUT EVEN MORE, MY ONLY INFALLlBLE
MASTERPIECE BIBLE. PASTOR NY CHRISTIAN SCI
EkcE TEXTBOOK - DICTATED EXCLUSIVELY BY
NE TO MY GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY IN
COMPARABLE PROPHECIES, REvELAToR, ASSIGNED
AFTER THE KARTYRDoM OF LINCOLN, TO COMPLETE
JESUS UNFINISHED BUSINESS THE MANY MORE
THINGS THAT THAT WICKED AND ADuLTERous
GENERATION" COULD NOT BEAR" a COMPLETE
AND FINAL REVELATIONS
COOPER cHiDEs HIS PARTY ON RED CHINA
RESOLUTION"
WASHINGTON. Apr Ia. - The Democrats baked
TO day at Republican resolution ostensb designed
s.ffen the Administrators admission Of Red
China 70 the United Nations.
AT THE SANE TINE. REPUBLICAN LIBERAL
SEN. JOHN SHERMAN COOPER or KENTUCKY. cHlDEp
SOME or HIS REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUES FOR RAISING
AcEReIc QUESTIONS ABOUT VARIOUS ADMNIsTRA-
TON FOREIGN POLICIES BEFORE THE POLICIES HAD
HAD A CHANCE TO SUCCEED.
The President IN most difficult position in
Southeast Asia and in various other gobs trouble spots
sen Cooper said He and others spoke foreign policy
debate in the Senate
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. APRIL p, 1861
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
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GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
SATAN TEMPTs C0vET0E ADAMS And
Ewes, KNAvEs, FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PAREkTH00D
MAKING IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL REBlRTH
Jesus 70 hicooenvs ENJOYED BY GODS HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE cHRisTLikE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS WHO LOVE uNDERsTANDNcLY. THE
c-H-I-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS my FATHERS
BUSINESS - THE MAKING or CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS. - STUDENTS. THINKERS. LEAD
ERs, - IMPERATIVE. WHO WILL BECOME. M iNcREAs-
INC MEASURE THE GOOD sAJvlARITANs
BROTHERS KEEPERS TO ENLiCHTEk AND LIBER-
ATE sATAks DUPEs SUCKERS, DEPUTIES.
49, MULTIPLYING LIKE RABBITS THE MYTHICAL,
DEvlLlsH ANT-CHRisT -PsYcHcPATHc-
lDAtEvE MuRDERous CAIN JUDAS kNAvEs
AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAREkTHOOD - THE
CHASTITY FARCE or lso-eslIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

'BENEDlCTlON" BY REV. A. D. EVANS.
The DEAR REVEREND GAVE US THOSE 6EAUrs-
Full WORDS MAY THE LORD LET HIS couhTEhAscE
SHINE UPON you AND BE GRACIOUS UNTO you. AND
GIVE you PEACE AND FREEDOM AMEN, = saiy .
psrsphrsse
REMAINDER OF PROGRAM
DINNER MUSIC - MRs GRACE WALES
SOLO - MR. ROSCOE CHARLES MCDONALD
SOLO MISS sUzETTE TolBERT
THANK you ARTISTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

Dali NANASEMEN. VT WAVED - NCF ONi e.
Ne. only in Detroit but nationally, personal bank
rupfees 500 400 per cent in the last 10
years. Todsy in Business" recently reported.
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE.
WHICH HAS A FAMILY ECONOMICS BUREAU. REPORTS
THAT IT HAS MADE a STUDY or BANKRUPTCIES
AND FINDS THAT NEITHER UNEMPL OYMENT NOR
sJBsTAkDARD INCOMES NOR EVEN MISFORTUNE ARE
THE DOMINANT CAUSES.
The big factor year in and year out, is simply ineom-
peen management Of sfsirtomiddIng family income"
says ~ living the salary check and morfsseins il
the hil leaving margin for emergencies which
IS per cent OF personal failures"
A TYPICAL DEBT-RiDDEN FAMILY IT WAS FOUND,
IS IN THE s4oooio-ss 900 BRACKET OWES n TO
le CREDITORS APPROXIMATELY HALF OF THE YEARS
INCOME BESIDES THE HOME MORTGAGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

MIRA AND THE EvANCElISTS ARE PERFORMING
IMPORTANT PREPARATORY IABORS!-
's0FTENINC up THE DEVILS ADAMS AND
Ewes IN ORDER THAT GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN
PEOPLE, CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
AND GODS ONE. SANE. HONEST, sATAN.EREE
CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST
MAY REDUCE TO THEIR NATIVE NOTHING
NESS" THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL! = THE
THINGS THAT ARE SEEM! - THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF lso-eaIed MATERIAL. EXISTENCE!
r. III Christian Science textbook REVEALING
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF GODS OFFSPRING
fouR TRUE BEING - sINLEss. DEAThLEss
MATTeRless. FlESHLEss - ADAMEvELEss
NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING - SPIRITUAL
cHRisTLlKE = Externally. COMPLETELY PoPu.
LATINO, suPERsATURATINc. THE ONE, REAL
UNIVERSE OF UNAVAILABLE, OF oMNIPResENr
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEl
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lIBEpAYok or CONVENTIONAL BIBLES
SATAN BOUND EVERY SINGLE ONE. OWING 70
SAUL o. rARsus ApAMEvE TRANslAToRS.
TENS Or THOUSANDS o. INVOLUNTARY. SRn-
uAL ADulrEReRsl Mr. GATHER MAD AL
THE ANSWERS Or TIE WISDOM Of THIS wu<hD'
WHICH IS roolss<ssess WITH eooT S. Paul
A HIGHLY INTELLECTUAL INDIVIDUAL
II. r. GATHER JR DIES; FORD FUNDS
Ex-HEAD"
BOSTON. Aps. - Hers<e Rowan cs'ssr r. nsv-
Gre ferer president o. she Fevd Fovndss'on and ehs-
man 81 eo-ris4s< which rrcoseed me eonfreversH
1857 csssher Rspo<s here today ~ Lahey Chnse
ONE or THE FEW CIVILIANS WHO KNEW The
CONTENTS or THE SECRET STUDY or The NATIONS
pEFeNsEs WHICH BEARS MS NAME MR. GATHER
srEApTAsTLY REFUSED TO REVEAL IT'S CONTENTS
or CONFIRM THE WIDESPREAD SPECULATION AS TO
IT'S CRITICAL VIEW Or UNITED STATES POWER YER
sus THAT or TIE SOVIET UNION = BELIEVE "
WILL REMAIN A SECRET UNTIL II IS OBSOLETE,
THEN IT WILL NO LONGER &c NEWS" ne DECLARED
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WHAT JOHN THE BAPTIST WAS TO JESUS AND
MARTIN LUTHER TO THE PREPARATION OF Pill
CRiMs FOR AMERICAS U.s. MESSIAH NATION TO ALL
THE NATIONS TO RECEIVE THE CHRIST SEC
cND COMING" - PRESENT. BUT INVISIBLE DURING
THE CENTURIES - WHICH WICKED AND ADUl-
ferrous GENERATIONS" COULD NOT BEAR" UNTIL
THE CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH AND
THE MARTYRDoM OF LINCOLN, COMPARABLE TO
THE MARTYRDom OF JOHN THE BAPTIST
AcCELERATIOks OF THE MEsSAHsHP OF THE
ONE CHRIST WHICH CONCLUDED THE
APPRENTICESHIP OF GODS GREATEST REPRESENTA-
TIVE SINCE CHRIST JESUS - INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES REvELAToR. MARY BAKER EDDY.
WOMAN OF REVELATION 12:l, S, WHOSE MAN
CHILD THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT
WOULD PROVIDE JESUS MODERN KINGDOM
FOR HIS 30 YEARS RETURN - FoREvERmoRE!
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PSYCHOLOGY FOR LIVING"
MOT YET THE CHRIST IN IT'S SCIENCE,
BUT HIGHLY COMMONPLACE. OILS AM,
l0P.M., Mon. thru SGT, WnuZ 1895 FIN.
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from the Community Hospital but
she must return in about a month
when she will undergo surgery.
Good Luck, Vickie.
The Family Square Dance that
was held at the Newbury School
Auditorium on Sat. evening, Feb.
1l'th was very well attended. The
calling, was done by an able call
er namely Audre Blair. Everyone
had a very good time.
The Fried Cake Sale that was
held following each Mass at st,
Helen's Church on Sunday, Feb.
112'th was a huge success with a
complete sellout as usual. Every
one really enjoyed them very
much and is looking forward to
the next one.
Mrs. John Petrol of Route 81
had a very Happy Birthday on
Feb. 18th.
A Happy Birthday Cake and ice
cream was served at the Sprinzl's s
house on Feb. 18th to honor the
birthday of Mr.. Frank Sprinzl,
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NEWS from NEWBURY

the Community Church and the
Theme of these meetings will be
''The Last Seven Words of Jesus
and is in cooperation with the Au-
burn Church. Various ministers OF
the neighborhood will be the guest
speakers. 1t is opened to all.
The Newbury Camp Fire Girls
and the Newbury Bluebirds will
hold their annual Father and
Daughter Banquet at the Newbury
United Community Church Social
Hall at pm. Please make reser-
vations now if you plan to attend.
The date is Feb. 18th.
All high school people are urged
to attend the Lenten classes that
will be held at the Community
church parsonage from II am.
until noon on Sundays starting on
Feb. 18th. Mr.. Floyd Andrews
will teach this class and there will
be an opportunity for all who are
not members of the church to
be included in this group that will
be received into the church on
Thursday of Holy Week.
Circle "B" of the Women's
Guild are holding a Hard Time
card party on Thursday, Feb.
18th at the home of Ruth Braun.
All that plan to attend should
wear old clothing and bring
along a can of unlabled food that
can be eaten cold. This should
prove to be very interesting to all
that attend.
Mrs. William Gore had a slight
accident when she slipped and
fell during a Tobogganing Party
for the Boy Scouts that was held
recently at Punderson State Park.
She injured herself slightly.
Mrs. John Paskowsky is home
from the Geauga Community Hos
pital where she was patient re-
Gently.
Mrs. Leon Smialak is home