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Evening star., 1961-02-11
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's quiz asks you to pick
adjectives similar in meaning
to each other. For each word
in the numbered list below,
there is a word Of nearly or
precisely the same meaning in
the lettered list. If the word
lettered "a" means nearly the
same as the word numbered
49," write this down as S-A.
When you are finished, check
against the answers at the end
Of the column.
Note: Score 10 points for
each correct answer: 100 points
Is an excellent score; 80 Is
good. Sixty or below means
that you had better check each
word in your dictionary: then
try using them in your daily
speech.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Minow Called New Frontiers Bold Scout
For Effort to End Industry Stuqnution
DORIS FLEESON

A bold scout for the New
Frontier has broken with a
thunderclap through the bar
riers of do-nothingness which
time and official timidity
have erected around the in
dependent agencies of the
Government.
No Gunsmoke hero ever
stunned his quarry more
completely than Newton N.
Minow, new chairman of the
Federal Communications
Commission, did the TV in
dustry at its convention here.
Mr.. Minow fired squarely
into the teeth of 1000 broad
casters that their TV pro-
gram output was a vast
wasteland." Before they could
even swallow hard, he fol-
lowed with a warning that
the FEC would no longer
automatically renew station
licenses.
Then he issued an invita-
tion to the station operators
to watch their stations pro-
grams for one whole day
from sign-on to sign-off.
What they would see, he
assured them, was violence
and mediocrity, and-worst
of all from their point Of
view-they would end up
being bored.
Today official Washing
ton, not to mention the TV
industry, is only slightly less
interested in Mr.. Minow
than in the Astronauts, with
honors for nerve being dis
tributed almost evenly. Yet
what Mr.. Minow has done is
only TO assert that the public
interest which justifies the
granting of licenses for the
enormously valuable air.
waves cannot be served with
out taking into account what
the public gets, which is the
programs.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
DAVID LAWRENCE
Federal Threat to Broudcostino

vision station is just the right
combination? Yet Mr.. Minow
says:
I'VE all know that people
would more often prefer to
be entertained than stimu-
lated or informed. But your
obligations are not satisfied
if you look only to popularity
as a test of what to broadcast.
You are not only in show buSi-
ness; you are free to COM
municate ideas as we'll as
relaxation. You must provide
a wider range of choices,
more diversity, more alterna-
tives. 1t is not enough to cater
to the Nations whims-you
must also serve the Nations
needs. The people own the
air."
Who speaks for the people?
Who interprets their wishes
or their "whim"? The people
have never delegated to the
Government any power to
decide for them what is or is
not a good program content
or entertainment content
or what is a satisfactory pub
lication. Can the Federal
Government tell a newspaper
it is printing too many comic
strips or giving too many
columns of space to murder
trials or crime or scandals
because all this theoretically
doesn't serve the Nations
needs?
Mr.. Minow makes the usual
disclaimer that any govern
mental censorship is intended.
What the FEC chairman pro-
poses, however. is broader
than censorship. No particu-
lar program or particular
declaration or particular form
of speech-making will be or
dered suppressed - that's
censorship" Instead, a whole
broadcasting company would
be suppressed and put out Of
business and its source of
revenue taken away alto
gether unless that company
toes the mark and conforms
to the doctrines Of the ad-
ministration which happens
to hold office when a broad
casting license comes up for
renewal. This is a form Of
dictatorship which it is sur
priSing to see advocated un-
der a so-called liberal" ad-
ministration.
Copyright, 1e6D
Evening star., 1961-05-11
DORIS FLEEsON
A Call for Improved TeIevision

TV scandals exposed by the
Harris Subcommittee Of the
House. On Mr.. Minow for
the Federal Government and
Mr.. Collins in his industry
monitor job lie responsibility
for a change for the better.
If there is no Federal re-
sponsibility for insuring that,
then its right to grant licenses
and look into the program
ming is a sham.
Today the possibly dreamy
idealiStS who really want
the regulatory agencies to
perform the functions as
signed to them are toasting
Chairman Minow and Won
dering what life would be
like if his fellow-chairmen
followed his example and
re-read the law creating
them.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Nixon calls for face-to-face meeting between Kennedy
and KhruShchev. It's the expeence-no knows
better than Dick how sharp Jack be on two-man
panel show.
The head Of the FEC calls TV programming waste
land He's right There's nothing the air but Westerns
gangser showSand occasional toothpaste commercial
from the White House.
drug industry spokesman predicts higher medical bills
few doctors would reveal their ee-settng system the
U. S. bgbooster rocket program we'd have man on the
moon tomorrow.
The White House has 16 baths Clean government must
start at the top.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
RALPH McGILL
Declaration on Civil Rights Enforcement
Louded as Honest and CIeor-Cut

Robert F. Kennedy, At
torney General of the United
States. was guest speaker at
the University Of Georgia's
annual Law Day celebration.
Destiny, by delaying the
space rocket test at Cape
Canaveral, timed his ap-
pearance to follow the day
on which Comdr. Shepard
restored to the Nation its
sense Of pride and faith.
There was an inescapable
relationship between the two.
The Attorney General re-
minded us that a Nation
which can put a man in space
still has as one Of its major
problems deciding where, or
whether, a colored child can
60 to school, and also denies
to qualified citizens the right
to vote or obtain employ
ment because of race.
He did not make an anti
Southern talk. 1t was one
dedicated to the American
promise. Perhaps because Of
this his Georgia audience
stood. when he had finished,
and gave him one Of the
longest and greatest ovations
ever rendered a visitor to
the University.
Why" said a student re-
porter. "it was as loud and
as long as that they gave
the football team for win
ming the Tech game last
fall"
The Kennedy text was this:
THE Justice Department
will not threaten; we will
help. We will not persecute;
we will prosecute. We will
not make or interpret the
laws. We shall enforce them,
vigorously and without re-
gional bias or political slant"
He Gid not single out the
South for criticism. He said
the problem between white
and colored people is one for
all sections of the United
States. But, he added, the
South has a special role to
play "in demonstrating
America at it's greatest-at
its full potential Of liberty
under law"
More and more Southerners
know this, including some OF
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Attorney General Clears the Air

to private clubs in WASH
ington where Negroes. in
cluding ambassadors, are not
welcome" he said.
You ask" he said, "if we
will enforce the civil rights
statutes. The answer Is: yes,
we will. We can, and will, do
no less. I say to you 4.
that If orders Of the courts
are circumvented the Depart
ment Of Justice will act. We
will not stand by or be aloof."
He praised the State Of
Georgia and the University
officials for their loyalty to
American promises and prin-
cipleS in admitting the two
Negro students to the Univer-
sity in January. When
Charlayne Hunter and
Hamilton Holmes graduate
from Georgia it will without
question aid and assist the
fight against worldwide
communism" he said. And
when Negroes start attend
ing the public schools in At
lanta next fall" he said, 1T
will show the world Ameri-
cans are living by q rule Of
law"
There will be those who do
not like what the Nations
Attorney General said, so
lucidly and so honestly. They
are those who still confuse
hatred and prejudice with the
future Of the Southern peo-
pie who, handicapped for so
long. now have q chance to
become a part Of the national
life.
A Nation which can put a
man in space surely has the
will and the conscience to end
discrimination in education.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

its Governors. They are,
however, prisoners of their
own exceSSeS. And, being po-
litically chained to the rock
of prejudice, they are pecked
and shrilled at by the vul-
lures of fanaticism. There
are more and more signs
that the people are ahead
of the politicians. They do
not want their schools closed
or downgraded. They are no
longer proud of seeing courts
defied or hearing judges
slandered for doing tn cir
duty.
1t was a candid speech
the young Attorney General
made. refreshing in it's in
tellectual honesty. He told Of
fin ding the department
charged with ending dis
elimination, itself practicing
discrimination. This is be-
ing remedied by bringing
in more qualified Negro law
yers and by the hiring Of
competent persons on a nom
discriminatory basis.
If any region was excori-
ated, it was the North.
Robert Kennedy did not
minimize its regional hypo-
criSy. Financial leaders from
the East who deplore dis
elimination in the South
belong to institutions where
no Negroes or Jews are al
lowed. Union officials
criticize Southern leaders
and yet practice discrimina-
ton within their unions.
Government officials belong
Evening star., 1961-05-11

1t was the industry's sec
ond blow this week. It's own
BroadcasterS Ssoci a ton
President, former Gov. Leroy
Collins of Florida, told it
that it was not master in it's
own house but was permit
ting the rating services to
dictate its product.
TV viewers will remem-
ber Mr.. Collins as the hand
some, soft-spoken chairman
of the Democratic National
Convention last summer. His
manner of speaking is gent
Ter than the Midwest twang
of Mr.. Minow and his
phrases were less barbed, but
he also challenged them by
saying: II want your active
support, not just your acqui-
escence. If you want someone
to paddle your boat into
stagnant pockets of still wa
ter then you do not want
me-"
Altogether, it has not been
a good week for the broad
casters. They have really
only one place left to go now
besides up and that is the
White House woodshed, into
which the newspaper publish
ers and editors preceded
them. The President how
ever supports Mr.. Minow
strongly.
Darkening suspicious about
the forces which drove Mr..
Minow and Mr.. Collins into
action can be set at rest.
"Villains" are the young
Minow and Collins children
who love to watch TV. Their
fathers have been watching
it harder than ever under the
impact of new responsible
ties.
The Minow-Collins state
ments also are the only truly
logical follow-through on the
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Fordhum Band
To PIoy 2 Concerts

The Fordh a m University
Band will present selections
from THE Sound of Music" {"
"Showboat," oklahoma" and
Victory at Sea" at two spring
concerts this week end.
The Saturday night concert
will be at BIS pm. in the
school auditorium of Immacu-
lata Junior College, and on Sun
day a performance will be given
at 3 pm. at Marymount Junior
College in Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1961-05-11
DAVID LAWRENCE
Warning by Minow Seen Raising Issue
Of Possible Government Dictotion

Is the Kennedy admins
tration about to take over"
the radio and television sta
tions of the country and make
them obey the Governments
dictation as to what they
shall put in their programs?
If so, then will there have
to be a soft-pedaling of some
of the criticisms usually
launched against Nikita
Khrushchev's methods of
controlling public opinion?
These questions are asked
because of the amazing
speech just made by Presi-
dent Kennedy'S appointee as
chairman of the Federal
Communications Commission,
Newton N. Minow. He spoke
before the annual convention
here of the National AsSo-
citation of BroSdcaSterS.
If Mr.. Minow'S speech is
carefully analyzed, it can
only mean that broadcasting
companies in America here
after will be under the con-
Stant threat of Government
confiscation and punitive
measures. This could readily
lead to the use of Govern
ment influence to get pub
licity and favorable treatment
politically for whatever ad-
ministration happened to be
in power in Washington.
Mr.. Minow takes the posi-
ton that, because the Gov
ernment issues licenses to
broadcasting stations, it has
the right to decide whether
a station is giving good pro-
grams" to the public. It's the
same thing, in effect, as say
ing to a newspaper or other
publication that, if it doesn't
provide what the Govern
ment might set up as the
standard of news and feature
content, then Second-class
mail privileges granted by the
Government may be taken
away as a punishment.
There is nothing in the
Constitution which says an
agency Of the Federal Gov
ernment may tell any medium
Of communication what shall
be published or broadcast.
Evening star., 1961-05-11

Indeed, the Constitution Spe-
officially says that Congress
shall make no law abridging
the freedom of the press.
Both radio and television are
integral parts of the press.
There are, of course, areas
in which the Government can
exercise supervision so as to
avoid collision on wave
lengths, for example, and it
can inquire also into the
character and integrity of
the applicant for a license,
or his sense of responsibility
in business. But no chairman
of the FEC heretofore has
claimed the wide power that
Mr.. Minow now claims. He
said directly to the broad
casting companies:
"AS you know, when your
license comes up for renewal,
your performance is COM
pared with your promises. I
understand that many people
feel that in the past licenses
were often renewed pro
forma. I say to you now: Re-
newal will not be pro forma
in the future. There is
nothing permanent or sacred
about a broadcast license.
when a renewal is set
down for hearing, I intend
wherever poSsible-to hold
a well-advertiSed public hear
ing, right in the community
you have promised to serve" "
This means that whatever
passions or emotions prevail
at the moment will guide the
FEC in its decision whether
to renew or reject a license
application. Where is there
any such power in the Consti-
tuition? 1t was to prevent the
presSureS of mob rule, or even
the threats of an intolerant
majority in Congress, that
the Constitution specified
that no control over the press
can be exercised by the Gov
ernment.
But who Is to define now
the standard that shall be
applied by the FEC? Who
shall judge how much enter
tainment, how much infor-
nation, how much editorial
izing done by a radio or tele-
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Reserve Officers Talk

Armed forces reserve officers
of the Washington area will
meet at the Departmental Au-
ditorium at 8 o'clock tonight to
hear a speech by Vice Admiral
Roy Gano, USN, commander OF
the Military Sea Transport
Service. ..
Evening star., 1961-05-11
Sunday is Mothers Day

No matter what you and the family
are planning for Mothers Day -.
BE SURE TO INCLUDE FLOWERS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Seek A Virus
Continued From Back Pase)

CONTINUED From Back Pase'
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copy tcen. ~ eseJ = RAISING UP a.
.xTu,r.xI ADAM. EVE, MURDERoUs CAIN,
From TINE DUST OF THE GROUND
'NoTHINcNEssI AroRs
SAUL OF TARsUs. ApAMEve IkA u~ so,o'T,,AL
rens OF THOUSANDS OF INVOLUNTARY Sr's'
.cm rsnensI IN BELIEF PUTTING INTO
e., Dee rue al uePRINT' or GENESIS, the ONE
AND ONLY REAL UNIVERSE i:2S.s' -. 7ue
v a.. "Ann GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT re 1'n-
ONE real PARENT CREATOR - Ho .'sO uxne
az The c.H-LLpL-Es-s CHRIS! Jeso :,. . co,n.1
Ano aEHolp. IT WAS u.s. VEN. W.. ~
...s--:ss,os, THEREOF MANIFESTED IN Ins
MIGHTY, INcoMPARAsLE POWER or . SnN'''
'E'v awx x ioo.. OUT or MORTALITY ~ his
ASCENSION = ALL or YOU WILL Has- ,'sr.ur
ASCENSION. SOMETIME IN The ~"
FuTuREl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Sen. MeNamara-


FOREIGN AID IS ONE IMPORTANT GOAL or OUR
NATION A FAR-SlcHTED HELP TO OUR FOREIGN
POLICY AND EXPLICIT SUPPORT TO THE ECONOMY
OF THE NATIONS WHICH ARE ENJOYING THIS PRivI-
LEcE. THEREFORE, THE PROGRAM is OF SUCH IN
PoRTANcE THAT NOBODY SHOULD PRETEND TO KILL
IT ONLY AS A GESTURE TO CALL ATTENTION TO IN
cREAsINc DOMESTIC SPENDING.
If Senator McNamara did he admits, he did
dsservce foreign policy he eornered and embar-
rassed the President in those critical days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Portugal
Continued From Back Pase)

Portugal is making brave try TO heal the breach
which resulted from American insistence that grant
independence TO Angola, rich African area twice me
size of Pedro Theotonio Perea considered the No.
in Portugal returned this week 70 his old post as
Ambassador Washington in effort TO lift the hostility
Of the United States toward its old ally.
THE PORTUGUESE. INCLUDING SENIOR PEREIRA,
ARE NOT A LITTLE BEWlLDERED OVER SITUATION
WHICH HAS FOUND THE UNITED STATES AND SOVIET
RUSSIA THE TWO GREAT THEOLOGICAL ANTAeoN-
lists, ALIGNED AGAINST THEM
If Angola should go, will Mozambique, the East
Coast Portuguese African province Also, IT IS likely the
Portuguese colonies of Goa in India and Macao in China
will 90 TO leave Portugal fruneafed and in hopeless eco
nomic situation
NO DOUBT PORTUGAL WOULD THEN REQUIRE
AID AND LOTS OF IT TO KEEP ITS HEAD ABOVE ECO
NoMIc WATERS VERY LIKELY LEFTIST REvoLu-
TON WOULD FORCE OUT PREMIER ANTONIO sALA-
EAR WHO HAS MAINTAINED PEACE FOR 80 YEARS "
saszar falls Portugal will TO bloody internal strife
and II is likely Spain would be drawn in to the strife
provoked by Ieftisf groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

IT IS SO GOOD TO KNOW THAT IN GODS ONE.
REAL UNIVERSE or sUPERsATuRATED lNcoRRuP-
rIBLE. UNAVAILABLE. omNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE :. THERE HAS NEVER BEEN AN ADAM.
AN EVE. A MuRDERous CAIN, A JUDAS. a KNAvE
OR A FOOL, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHoOD - MAKING IMPERATIVE
THE SPIRITUAL REBIRTH Jesus 10 Nieodenvs) THE
c-H-LL-O-LE.Ss CHRIST JESUS GIVES US
AM MOST GRATEFUL FOR OUR INCOMPATIBLE
BLESSINGS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Tower Fall

(continued From Back Pase)
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS At HAND. 1T
IS WITHIN YOU! - Jesus.
THERE IS NO REALITY OUTSIDE OF SUPER
SATURATED, INcoRRuPTIBLE. UNAVAILABLE,
OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
BUT NY, GODS. ONLY SANE. HONEST. SATAN.
FREE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS, NY CHRIST.
SCIENTIST, IS IMPERATIVE!
cease YE FROM MAN" : OF THE Flesh
Isuioh 2:22
cH.l.L.pL-E.s.s JESUS, 1.-THE WAY, THE TRUTH.
AND THE LIFE" DID WHY MULTIPLY THE
DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES. MuRDERouS GAINS,
JupAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS? - THE EGO AND
psYcHoL ocy OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT.
HoopI
ALREADY COMPLETELY POPULATED. ONE,
REAL UNIVERSE EXCLUDES. FOREVER. SUCH
MYTHS AS EVIL. BIRTHS. DEATHS.
pEFoRmITEs. DISASTERS. PEsTIlENcEs. WARS
SIN, "MAr1ER." HELL. AND THEIR FATHER. The
DEWITT GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND M-Y-1-H-s!!!
NOT GUILTY IN TOWER FALL"
The Windsor Star 8-24
NEwBuRcH, NY. tAP)-The law officer pres0,"s
81 ,te court martial Of Colonel William NJ BANKS ~
sound him not guilty Of neglect in the collapse OF ,exa.
. :; ~. Atlantic Ocean JAM Is His finding IS su0Iee'
- rnrov,, bv the board Of officers Of the court.
The COURT RECESSED AFTER The FIND' Hs,,. or
COLONEL JEAN RYDsTRoM AND W." ..e.,r oss,csRs
LATER FOR DECISION 81 TIE 1'
COMPRISING THE BOARD.
The collapse Of The rsdsr warming tower IN ''''"'
off the New Jersey coast took 70 'sss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

'censInSsd From Bsek Psess

sUe UeVIS k0MAN CATHOLICISM IS PLAYING
MAJOR ROLE IN PoLLuTINc THE STREAMS OF
HUMAN LIFE. m REpuDATlNc THE CHILD.
LESS CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY, THE TRUTH.
AND THE LiFe"i
"jNY WORKS AND GREATER SHALL Ye po"i
GENESIS l:3I land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT Ne (THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoRED BY THE cHlLDtEss CHRIST JEsus]
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD, II WAS [-l-s-l VERY
coop"l
"U.s.A. WATER SUPPLY"
Population Bulletin August 1861
Water land and air the necessary svbsraie Of any
civilization. The harmonious relationship between them
and al living creatures becomes surprisingly complex and
increasingly difficult to maintain millions Of people
live closer and closer together As this covntry popva
on continues 10 grow rapidly during the rest Of the GEN.
fury especially large cities and their snvirons preserve
tion Of the geological balance between and his
environment will be Of the great challenges facing the
Nation
GOOD FRESH WATER, THAT PRICELESS SUB.
STANCE WHICH ALL PEOPLE TAKE FOR GRANTED
UNTIL THE WELL RUNS DRY. HAS BEEN so ABUN
DANTLY AVAILABLE. EXCEPT IN CERTAIN AREAS OF
THE ARID WEST. THAT THE UNITED STATES HAS
ALWAYS BEEN A WATER-WEALTHY NATION. IN SOME
PARTS OF THE EAST SHORT DRY PERIODS FROM TIME
TO TIME HAVE BROUGHT RESTRICTIONS ON WATER
USE, BUT THESE ARE ALL TOO QUICKLY FORGOTTEN
m YEARS OF ABUNDANT RAINFALL.
Today few Americans that the Nations
reswstsr supply might b in serious trouble by he end
Of the century unless Immediate srsesese
taken this rrepaeeabe protect its
purity and develop supplies The greatest threat Of
all is pollution that oinovs side effect Of indvstriaza
tion which destroys the quality Of wafer in many
gested urban As cities grow, pollution will multiply
sarmnsY unless there vigorous effort to control IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
our SECOND TESTIMONY :

IN THE FINAL MINUTES NO ONE WAS RISING
AND THE READER WAS ABOUT TO CLOSE THE MEET
ING, SO WE ASKED: MAY WE ADD A WORD OR TWC?"
YOU. ON THIS SIDE OF THE RIVER AND IN MOST
CT CANADA. AND IN THE FREE NATIONS. WERE NO
DOUBT, GREATLY THRILLED AND GRATEFUL FOR THE
WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT or THE US. AsTRoNAUT.
SHEPARD.
AND HOW GOOD TO KNOW THAT A CHRISTIAN
SCIENTIST WAS CHOSEN FROM THE SEVEN MEN
AVAILABLE.
AND HE HAD A PERFECT FLIGHT AND RECOVERY.
LINDBERc's HISTORIC FLIGHT, 1927, WITH GOD
AND HIS C.s. TEXTBOOK cOMPANiOkSHiP.
Our reference to Lindbergh in This brought
interesting comment after the meeting.
THE ONLY-PARTiAL SUCCESS or THE NEXT US.
AsTRoNAUT, A NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST!
He SURVIVED, BUT THE CAPSULE SANK IN THE
OCEAN!
P.s: MOST OF THE CONGREGATION WERE WON
EN- MAJORITY CONTROLLERS OF US. WEALTH.!
REACTIONS:
GRACIOUS GENEROUS.
ONE DEAR LADY SAID; WE DON'T KNOW OF
ANY ONE WHO SPEAKS WITH SUCH Wcoa."
PREMATURE DEATHS, DELAYED HEALINcs.
ANOTHER, THINKING NO DOUBT. OF OUR REF
ERENcE TO THE PATHETIC CLERGY, ASKED MUST
WE NOT REFRAIN FROM CRITICISM"
ANSWER: ON THE CONTRARY. JESUS SAID: I'VE
THEE, REBUKE HIM; AND IF He REPENT FORGIVE
HIM - SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN!
THE MOTHER CHURCH THERETO
ENGRAVED IN THE WALL BACK OF THE DESKS
(puIpits) OF THE READERS ARE PAUL's WORDS:
"PREAcH THE WORD. BE INSTANT, IN SEASON,
AND OUT OF SEASON. REPROvE. REBUKE, EXPORT
WITH ALL LONG SUFFERING AND DOCTRINE
GOD TO MRS. EDDY THERETO (p. Asa, saH):
WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs you, WITHHOLD NOT
THE REBUKE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH DESTROYS
ERROR NEVER BREATHE AN IMMORAL IMPURel
ATMOSPHERE, UNLESS IN THE ATTEMPT TO PURIFY
IT."
TWO WOMEN READERS THEIR NEW FIRST
READER, SUPERB.
WE NET THE SECOND READER, BUT DID NOT
HEAR HER RE.D - NOT ON A WE'D NIGHT.