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POTOMAC

plantation-type estate
on 2 rolling acres; white brick
manor house with 4 bedrms.,
full and 2 half baths, big screened
porch off 1iv. room, redwood-pan-
eled library, de luxe kit. with
breakfast space; recreation rm.
with fireplace, maids room and
bath in bsmt. Ewes, call Mrs.
Powers, OIL. G-1223.
W. C. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. Co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
AK. 9-9563 AK. 9-93Se
RANDOLPH HILLS-Brk. rambler
with 4 bedrms. and den; neat
fenced yard; assume S12,500 va
loan. S97 80 pays al or FLA
SUBURBAN. PROPERTIES MoT.
REDUCED
For quick sale. Lovely 4-bedrm
brick Cape Cod. In popular section
Sc Ssms; lG!' s1ss56. sit s5ses' okd u trass stse
CT, no S down.
KEN DRUsKIN q CO. Lo. 5-200l
RETIRED COUPLE-All-brk. close
III O~pCuIOOIu puAB6lOWp NCAy pAl-
vate level yard with trees, full
tiled basement, porch: very con-
Venient; S16,050. GRAY-KES.
SINGER & CO. INC. JU. $4,000.
ROCKVILLE: conveniently of
Court House Square-3 lge. bed
rms, 2 baths, sep. din. rm.; high.
fenced patio-type yard. Shown By
appt only. Exclusive agent, JANE
r. KNOX, AK. 9-926S.
ROCKVILLE-West End section.
Deluxe 4-bedrm. home, on level
lot with several shade trees. Nc
qualifications necessary. S1,500
cash. S115 per mo. This Is a
real bargain. WILL STACKHOUSE,
Jr.. Realtor. PO. 2-2sSS or Po.
2-4363.
ROCKVHLE-3 bedrm. rambler
GI no dn. pymt.. Ss5 mo. pays all;
fenced, trees. wood. 10. 4-77O0.
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SLIGO PARK - Custom built 4.
Dedrm;; overlooking beautiful park
Perfect in every detail, S30, 800.
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RETIEIESnA

ONE OF OUR BEST OFFERINGS
9 large Cape Cod In superb con-
ality Of its own. Large Mv. rm.
sep. large femily-din rm., beau
tiful kit. with table space, 4 spa.
cious bedrms., ga baths, daylight
bsmt., neatly tiled and painted
S29,950.
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SUMNER

MASS. AVE. EAT.
A charming brick Colonial, 4 bed
rms, 8 baths, hy; rm. with fire.
place: separate dining Tm., den'
cali Mr.. BENNY, FE. 7-6se6.
H. A. GILL & SON
REALTOR FE. $4,000
5614 oVERLEA RD.-Colonisl brk.:
4 bedrms., 3 baths, den, playrm. ;.
gar. and csrport; $39,96O. Good
TAKOMA PARK-4-bedrm.. 2-bath
Cape Cod; newly redecorated;. near
Sanitarium, bus, schools, shops.
New listing will sell fast at $16'-
TAKoMA Axe REALTY Ju. $1,000
TOP OF THE PARK-TT COULD
BE YOU living in this 1-yr: -old
bi-level, conv. to NH and acc.
$4,000 ydn., $127 mo. 10. 1910
or Ma; 2c0l4S ToWNHousE
TWINBROOK AREA-Only S14,950,
immaculate 3-bedrm: rambler.
WOODED LOT"
20-ft. liv. rnn... din. .rm., and huge
family kit.,. low down payment;
W. J. NICHOLAS LO. 5-0S00
VA NO MONEY DOWN or assume
4kes loan, 3-bedrm. home on lge.
lot with trees, S13,96O. 10. D.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MaT.
WASHINGTON GROVE-4-bedrm.
rambler; with lge. kit; full bsmt.,
bath, delighttul porch overlooking
park. $4,000.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
2O7 N. Frederick Ave-, Cath, Nd.
WI. 8-9250 Or 301-WA. 6-250O
WESTMORELAND HILLS
Attractive brick house on beauti-
fully planted corner, featuring
large library with fireplace and
powder room in addition to 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths: vacant and
ready to move into. Please call
Mrs. Brady, EN-. 3-227S, for ap-
pointment to inspect.
EXCLUSIVE
H. A. GILL & SON
REALToR FE. $4,000
WHEATON fst. Catherines)-s3a5
dn.: 3-bedrm, 11a-bath brk.: semi,
with rec, rm.: vacant. DI. 7-4445;
ewes. VIII. 2-7357.
AREA, ideal home for
newly married or retired couple,
2-bedrm., full DSmt., patio and
side porch, no money an. Gl'
RodER H. SPENCER CO., INC.
GA. 4 5151 Open til =
WHEATON--split-level, compl. air
large kit, family room. walk to
elem. jr., sr. high schools; S23,-
500. By OWNER, VIII. 6-9174.
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PRINCE GEORGE'S REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
UN. 4-IIBB

HOUSES BY HUGHES 4-bedrm.
Colonial, West Hyattsville, Nd.
Cool, shaded. picnic yard. Only
S13,500 on your terms. w. r,
HUGHES CO., AP, 7-1400.
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CHARLES II. JAMISON
Poolesville, Nd.
WI. 1929 or 3O1-DI. Q-3o62

WI. s-922S Or 301-DI. e-s262
CHEVY CHASE, near the country
club - Immediate possession Of
brk. English Tudor Colonial; 1st-
floor powder rm., center hall, 2
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd floor plus
attic, screened porch. 2-ear ga.
rage, sep. din. rm., rec. rm. with
y bath; excel. neighborhood
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-141i
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Sparklint
clean. brick Cape Cod with cen.
ter hall, liv. rm. with firepl., sep
din. nm. 2 bedrms. and bath or
1st floor: full bsmt. with rec; rm
ly yard. S24,75O. KORzENDOR.
FER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S111 III
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CHEVY CHAsE-WEsTGATE area-

tolWsll SS fST carpetins in 9eITs IiVa rm. WS snG
din. rm., all-eiec kit, paneled rec
rm., bar, den, play area, ga baths
Minutes from GEICO. WOODIES
LORD g. TAYLOR and 3 shopping
centers. Mid eos. OIL. 6-7213.
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LOCUST HuL-Super rancher or
Naval Hospital Just $32,500.
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB

14700 CARROLTON RD.
Loveliest home in club, 4-yr.-old
custom-built Williamsburg Co
lonial, Beaut. entrance hall, 24z
is liV. rm. formal din. rm., Gus
tom GE kit.,. .paneled family
rm. with pegged floor, 4 lge. bed
rms, az baths, fireplaces. Ire
mendous scr. porch. Walk-in
closets, full bsmt., many luxury
features. Acre Of ground overlook
ing stream Washer, drier, drapes,
valances, carpeting, built-in air
conditioneTs included. Sale car
ries full membership in club.
Golf, swimming. tennis and other
priVils. Upper 40s. BY OWNER
Open Sat. and Sun. It'll dark.
WA. 3-1426.
MASS AVE. EXTENDED bed
rms, 2 baths, mod. kit. pch.'
fen. yd., avail. July 25, under
$4,000. 6407 RahlonegA I'd. Oh,
A-6476.
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BEL PRE-overlooking Argyle Col
Course on 4 beautiful acres. Huge
Splt-level beauty with extras ga
lore.
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BROOKvILLE - 81 rolling and
wooded acres surround this beau.
tifult custom-built rancher. Coun.
try gentleman's dream.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKVILLE; no SIS down CT, no
settlement cost--3-bedrm. rambler,
family rm., vacant; sos mo. r.
L. SMITH, Realtor, GA. 4-7711,
ewes. GA. 4.679b.
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BROOKVILLEARanchette. Fantas.
tic big rancher on 8 rolling acre,
with parklike woodland anC
stream; $30y50O.
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VTERs .MIIL-$5OO down will buy
your bride this cute rambler;
cheery bedrms., rec. Tm.: Bis
fenced yard.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON-This red brk. rambler
has 3 bedrms.. din. rm.. ftrepl.
and . pan. rec. nm. Ideal for
parties. Only S17,950. Call 10.
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0&0pen
!. f. BEGG INC.

REALToR DU. 7-24sO
BRTARCLIFF GREAT VALUE! Ger
tainly one of the greatest values
ever offered in this DISTINGUISHED
community! Fine custom built
beauty in perfect condition; lot
(9Oxl5O) and landscaping are
works Of art. Den and powder
room; 3 lovely bedrooms, 2 baths
on 2nd floor; beautiful recreation
room with fireplace, opens onto
delightful terrace; big screened
porch; built-in garage, heavy
Buckingham slate roof; positively
uncomparable at S37,500. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-1411;
ewes, OIL. 4-0960.
CHEVY CHASE-A new listing.
Center-hall brick Colonial home
with 1st floor den; 3 bedrooms
and baths on 2nd floor: 2 rms,
on 3rd floor; 2-car garage. PRICED
in low 30s. Call WO. $4,000 I'll
9 pm. EDW. H. JONES AND CO.
INC, Realtors.
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CONN. AVE.-De luxe Cane Cod
with 2 full baths, 3 bedrms.. super
kltchen, tiled basement; huge lot
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BEST VAI,IJE

We've had in months. Custom brick
split level +, 8 bedrms.-all large.
Sep. din. rn., liv. rm. with fire
place, family rm. 12xt6 screened
porch. S20,950. St,s00 On. FHA,
Take time to see this home.
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BELTSVILLE-S15.750 FHA. SELL
ing below FILA appraisal; 4-bedrm.
brk. Cape Cod. on lge. lot: lge. kit,
storm doors and windows.
RENTLAND-3-bedroom Colonial,
with din. rm., storm doors and
windows; off-street parking: conv.
location; S14.600.
PALMER PARK; S12,25O. GI nc
down and S86 per mo. pays all
for this 3-bedrm. home, with din.
area. Handicapped fenced yard.
BERENS AP. 7-4646
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CHESTNUT HILL, S17,e6O-one Of
Lne prettiest ramblers in this tor
silver Spring section. Big screened
porch club room.
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NEWPORT MILL bedrms, ali
on one floor. Lovely rancher, sep
arate dining rm.; garden leVel
club rm. Low 20s.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21
Seeks Equitable Japan-AIaska Freight Rates

WASHINGTON (P)-Sen. Ear nest Gruening told Congress that further discrimination against trade between Japan and Alaska would be intolerable.
 Appearing before the Senate Commerce subcommittee consider ing shipping legislation, Gruening proposed an amendment to give the governors of Alaska and other states the right to suspend adverse shipping rates for 90 days pending review by the Federal Maritime Board.
 The subcommittee also heard tes- timony from the International Chamber of Shipping, composed of national shipowners and organiza- tions in 18 countries, strongly ob- jecting to proposed changes in American shipping regulations that would affect all shipping lines op- erating in U. s. ports.
 Gruening's statement said that last April Trans-Pacific Confer ence of Japan arbitrarily added 30 per cent surcharge to freight rates between Alaska and Japan. Alaska has had small but growing trade with Japan. We had hoped that that trade, in view of the ar tificially high water freight rates already in effect between Seattle and Alaska, offered a source of re- lief for Alaska. With the arbitrary 30 per cent surcharge, whatever
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Tn the days when COWS used city streets more than cars, as she walked from town to the Mission, since there was no transportation available, she often directed the wandering Mission cows home from the city streets by giving them en- couragement with her brief case.
 Rev Lewis White stated: Al though our hearts are filled with sadness because of her sudden de- parture from us, there is consola- ton and gratitude for the twenty years of service that she gave so unselfishly to this community"
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Alaska's Safety Responsibility Act has been in effect for a period of two years, and during this time more than 4,000 Accident Cases have been processed by the Safety Responsibility Bureau of the De- partment of Public Safety.
 A number of question have been raised by motorists relative to their responsibility under the Law. The following information will serve to answer some of the ques- tions which most frequently occur.
 If you are involved in an accident as an uninsured driver-you must meet the requirements of the Saf- ety Responsibility Act, or suffer the loss of your driving privileges. Purchasing insurance AFTER the accident has occurred does not re- lieve you of the requirement to es- tablish your financial responsibil- ity for the accident in which you are involved You must, of course, secure insurance in order to re tain your driving privileges for the future, but it is necessary that the uninsured motorist either secure waiver of liability from the other party involved in the accident, ex- ecute an agreement to pay for the other drivers damages by install fnents, or post cash bond with the State in the amount of the injuries to the other parties involved Once again, securing insurance after the accident is not enough to prevent the loss of your driving privileges. Responsibility of the driver and owner to provide information Whenever a motor vehicle is in- yolved in an accident, it is the re- sponsibility of the driver and the owner to file the required accident report. If there are personal in- juries of any nature, or property damages in an aggregate of $20000 or more, then it is necessary that the Safety Responsibility Accident Report be prepared and sent direct to the Safety Responsibility Bureau in Juneau. This report requires that the driver record the full de- tails of his insurance policy, as this information is needed to verify coverage with the Insurance Com
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Reflections
(Continued from Page D


 the trees. One said: Progress is progress, you know" One said a question like that is up to the city, meaning, I assume, the Council through the Planning Commission. A driver of a truck considers the trees hazard. He said also the road would be hazardous paved at it's present width. Proponents of doing away with the trees envision a broad thoroughfare. They say a road so close to town should not be so narrow. Others say if the trees are left, let's make it a one way street.
 Putting ourseH "out on a limb, ," figuratively. of course, we are in- clined to believe the trees have it. We don't think its necessary for all of Kodiak to be laid out in pattern of wide boulevards and roads. If Mission Road, Benson Ave, Rezonof, and the other streets linking these streets with subur- ban Kodiak are broadened and paved to handle the bulk of the heavy traffic, this should take care of that problem for years to come. And as to trees, we like to see more of them planted along the streets of Kodiak.
 Speaking of trees nearly always reminds me of the lines from Ibid: Poems are made by fools like me,
 But only God can make tree.
 
 Death of Miss Marlin proved a great shock to many here. Many stories are told about her life here, some humorous, most eulogistic.
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Iowa Couple Visiting City

MT. and Mrs. Carl Daubendiek, of Jefferson, Iowa, are visitors in the city.
 The Daubendieks are making tour of Alaska. They shipped their car to Haines and drove the high way from there to Homer.
 MT. Daubendiek has operated a telephone business in the Iowa city for the past 63 years.
 The couple plan to return to the mainland soon, where they will continue touring Alaska most of the remaining summer.
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Jr. Youth Camp
 Begins On Monday

Thirty Junior High age young people have been attending the Community Baptist Church Camp on Woody Island, according to Rev. Lewis White, pastor of the church. Ten Counsellors have been in attendance.
 The Junior camp will begin July 24, he said, and continue through July 29. Children entering 5th and 9th grades are eligible to attend The fee is S1.5O. This includes books, crafts and canteen.
 Any child wishing to attend the camp is asked to call 486-2372 or 486-5184.
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McCIains Were Visitors Here

Visiting in Kodiak this week were Sam and Christine McClain from Anchorage.
 MT. McClain is an engineer with the U. S. Army Engineers, and Christine is with ACS in the main land city. The latter is free lance writer, and spent some time here gathering material on forthcoming articles on Kodiak.
 The McClains left Thursday.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-07-21

pany that issues the policy. The Department of Public Safety does not contact each insurance com pany or agent to determine what policies have been issued. It is the responsibility of the driver and owner to provide the required in- formation upon which the determi- nation of his financial responsibil- ity can be made.
 (To Be Continued)
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Miss Marlin
(Continued from Page One)

When the USO closed its door here in 1860, the former parsonage of the Kodiak Community Baptist Church was turned into a hospital ity house for the young men and couples stationed at the naval sta ton. Miss Marlin was put in charge of this hospitality program.
 Miss Marlin served the children of the community as an instructor of piano. She is said to have en- couraged and inspired many be- cause of her own love for music. She was an ardent supporter of the Alaska Music Trails. She was a longtime member of the Kodiak Business and Professional Women's ness and Professional Women's Club.
 Miss Marlin was due for furlough the early part of this year, and was called out because of the death of her father. She spent some time with her mother in Philadelphia, who was very il. She had begun deputation work and had accom- plished many speaking engage ments before the fatal accident She was on her way to Alderson- Broaddus College in Philippi, w. Virginia, to speak to large group of women when the accident hap pened.
 It was in Miss Marlin's plans to return to Kodiak in August to be- gin her last term of service before retirement
 The funeral services for Miss Marlin were held today at II a. m at the Wyoming Avenue Baptist Church, in Philadelphia.
 A memorial service will be held for her this Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Community Baptist Church.
 A memorial fund is being estab- lished to perpetuate the memory and work of Estelle Marlin in this community. A set of Carolonic bells has been chosen by committee as a memorial.
 Those wishing to contribute to the Fund may do so during the me morial services or by sending gift to Box 887, Kodiak.
 Miss Marlin is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ella Marlin; and two sisters, Miss Alice Marlin, who lives with their mother at 4518 Howell St., Philadelphia, Penna; and Mrs. Ralph Abott of Warning ton, Pa.
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THERE PITCHN These few the boats that weekend of fishermen wettng their lines the Hbut Fishing Derby The big concentration where the biggest caught Staff Photographer George Ameigh this that last Sunday.
 The only big entered weekend habut caught by Bob Dnwddie chidrens division The 82pounder entered the Bardsley yet hasn't topped.
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KODIAK MIRROR

relief could have been afforded us is effectively stifled.'
 The committee was also told that Gruening would strongly oppose any move to continue exemption of U. S. shipping industry from U. S. Antitrust laws after Sept. 15.
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NOTICE

Attention Bootleggers: You are challenged to match by Ness, Les ter and his Revenuers on July 27th at 7:30 P M. Your choice of alleys.
 21-1y
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The Alaska Safety Responsibility Act

Questions Frequently Asked by the Pnbc Relative to the
 Administration of this Law
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rs CONFORMITY HARMFUL? YES r.
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CROWD. BUT ALL AGREE lisa
SIGN or INMATURTTY"

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Detroit News 7-zt
GOD Va ITS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
IT IS DiHNElY WISE TO &c LAW UNTO ONES
SELF ACCORDING TO OUR CHRIST SCIENCE MES
slAH. SCIENCE OF SCIENCES or TIE UNI
VERSE
81 PAUL GIVES HIGHLY PROTECTIVE ApmoNl
TON HERETO
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WHY WASN'T A NEGRO POLICEMAN ON
THAT BEAT?

-caE.EE NcN-c-Sls7 SCIENTISTS BOTH
~-I-E AND cc-c7E- - ARE NATURALLY
sl-Is BOUND IcE~s EYES ~u7CE7oUs
CAMS .ucssEs xNayEs AND FOOLS TIE ECO
GNc PSYCHOLOGY O. -.wlN BIRTHS AND
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LESS c-sisT Jesus T-E WAY T-E TRUTH
Esc T-E LEE DEMONSTRATING
Co.'s VALE AND FEMALE Is ONE SPIRIT
UE- DIVINE INDIVIDUALITY ks WAS ALSO
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c. FATHER SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST
VARY BAKER EDDY = WOMAN or REsE-
lE7loN l1is WHO REACHED Her 9oT- YEAR
~ 1910 REvvlNc PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY
WIZ IT'S LOST ELEMENT Or HEALING But nl4osI
See POLICEMAN SHOT Page
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Runs - LEAST FIFTY YEARS AHEAD or The REcEP
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MET CANCELS SEASON = MUSICIANS
DEMANDS ExoRBITANT'"

UemaNDS EAOkbli AM
ny. IRA s-s-ei
Note LATEST REPORTS NO RECONCILIATION VISIBLE
HITLER SOUGHT AN ESCAPE FROM his
FATHER, THE DEVIL GIGANTIC. ADAM-EW
FRAUD AND MYTH = IN WAGkERlAN
SYMPHONIES.
OUTSIDE or REllGIoM MUSIC IS THE DEVILS
CAPTIVE
MANY YEARS AGO The WRITER HEARD =
rIcH-RANkIsc CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST DECLARE
THAT Is % S5ss OF MUSIC IS TIE EXPRESSION
CT sEssUoUs ANIMAL MAGNETISM - THE DEVIL.
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DEVIL TAXES cHRIsT-REJEcTING HEBREW FOR
BIBLICAL 40 YEARS

LOUIS 6. SlVERSTEIh. IS, OAK PARK.
4 THINKING sUFFOcATlON +! = THE WAGES
or SIM = New 7. AN ADAM-EVE MYTH
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE MADE.
NOT BORN!
GOD ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
PRODUCT o. TIE DEVIL MAscUERADINc
IS LoRc-coo~ Ger. II e.e1 IN HOPELESS DE-
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GENESIS. Isl chsp.sr. WAS AND IS TOO MUCH
FOR SAUL CT TERsUs. ADA~EVE TRANslAToRs
TENS @ THOUSANDS or INVOLUNTARY
SPIRITUAL A0ULTERERs - or THE PAST AND
T-E SATAN BOUND" CLERGY MASSES LAY
VEN LEADERS. CT TODAY - The NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTISTS
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REASONABLE CONTINUITY
FOREIGN AID
HAS THE SUPPORT OF GODS DETROIT
+ TRIBUNE.
CHRIST SCIENTIST counsel. PRAYERS NEEDED.
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MORE DAMAGING THAN COMMUNISM /!
EXPOSE or THE lousy BREEDS or CHRIST
CONTENTIOUS HEBREWS. so-cALlED
CHRISTIANS. AND OTHER DEVILS ADAMS,
EvEs, MURDERous CAMS. JUDAsEs. KhAvEs
AND FOOLS The EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAREkTHooD
REpUDiATED By THE C-H44-D4E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS!
HOLLYWOOD QssPool" $500, 2S4 poses)
n STARTLING SURVEY O. wcvlELAND LIVES
AND wcsELs PICTURES AND RESULTS
., E.sns.Ess Robert l. sv-ner-
HERE IS DocUNEsTED IMPORTATION CONCERN
OVER 600 LEADING PERSONALITIES.
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