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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21
New Tile Sealer

Unsightly gaps between tub
and tile can now be mended
quickly and easily with DEVON
Tub and Tile Sealer, newly in
troduced on the market.
Applied from the tube to
make a waterproof seal that is
permanently non-cracking, the
new material has tremendous
adhesive strength. It's non
tacky composition permits
smoothing simply by wetting
the finger and patting down.
The excess may be wiped away
with a damp cloth.
The quick-setting adhesive is
q non.yellowing, pure white.
The tubes long applicator
makes corners easily accessible.
Other uses include sealing
cracks around windows, door
ways, screens, on boat decks
and walls, as well as repairing
furniture and other objects.
Although not designed as a
general adhesive, the repair
has unusual adhesive strength.
Two bonded wood blocks, one
inch square, require about
1900 pounds of Pill to separate
them, the manufacturer reports.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

ceiving to the touch as well as
the eye.
These simulated papers can
bring texture into the interior
of the home. A tiled kitchen, a
brick entrance hall, a wood
panel edstudy, or an elegant
marble bathroom, are easy to
achieve with wallpaper.
The best illustration for this
kind of illusion is in a stage
set, which makes you believe
you are seeing marble pillars,
brick walls or a wood paneled
room through the power of pic
torial design. Use this same IL
fusion, via wallpaper, to bring
drama into your home.
One of the majo rproblems
in old houses or apartments is
that walls are often in poor
condition. Cracked plaster and
irregular surfaces are common
and often difficult to correct.
short of a major rebuilding job.
Here wallpaper can render first
aid because it is an excellent
camouflage.
Before using wallpaper on
poor walls, 1t is common sense
to fill up large cracks or holes
with patching plaster, and
smooth the edges by sanding.
Wallpaper will help minimize
remaining Irregularities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21
Let Wallpaper Take Oper
For Bea.tifying Old Rooms

Would you like to remodel
your home? If your answer Is
Eyes," but your budget says
mo-" you still can alter int
riors without hiring an archi'
test or a carpenter.
Let wallpaper do the magic,
you will be surprised at the
effects you can get for little
cost. For example, a room
which lacks windows can have
their own view. by using a
scenic mural with sghutter pa
per. The effect is beautiful and
realistic.
If you want to introduce an
architectural effect such as
wrought iron ratings, balus'
trades, pillars and dadoes, let
wallpaper create these for you
handsomely and convincingly.
Best of all there are wall.
papers that don't look like pa.
per, instead they look like
bricks. fieldstone, marble, wood,
bamboo, tile or metals. These
textures are so cleverly simu'
lated that they often feel like
the real thing. BY the use OF
embossed and raised surfaces
and the clever use of light and
shadow, they achieve a three
dimensional effect that is de
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21
Installation of Panels Not Difficult

The revolution" in building
materials has brought SO many
improved products, it's almost
impossible to keep up with
them.
One new idea in building ma
terials is beautiful hardwood
wall paneling that, thanks to
progress of the plywood in
dustry, now comes in luxurious
looking, easy-to-handle a by g.
foot or longer factory finished
panels.
The recent development of a
multicoated, baked on plastic
"family-proof" finish that de-
fies normal wear, tear and
strains (very similar to the
baked-on finish of a fine auto)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

has added new impetus to the
trend toward natural woods.
It's easy to apply. But big
questions among the uninit-
ated apparently still are: "Just
how do you apply it," and
How do you figure the right
number of panels to buy?"
The answers come from a
carpenter" Mel Carpenter
(his real name), and executive
of Georgia-Pacific Corp. in
Portland, Oregon, the worlds
largest plywood maker.
Carpenter is author of a
justissued handbook on How
To Panel" which answers
many more than the usual
questions. Actually" Carpen-
ter explains, ANYONE who can
handle a hammer and saw can
apply the new already-finished
hardwood plywood panels"
In remodeling, a new wall of
natural hardwood can be ap-
piled without even removing
furniture or carpeting the
baked-on factory finish elimini-
mates such messy items as sand
ing, sealing, vanishing or lac
quering.
Estimating the number of
panels needed can be done by
at least two methods:
Merely add the length of the
two sides and two ends of the
room for the circumference.
Divide that footage figure by
A to find the number of 4-foot-
wide panels you need. Then de-
duct 4/6 of a panel for each
door, 3/6 for each window (av-
erage size) and 3/6 for the fire
place. If you discover you need
IL and 4/6ths of a panel, for
example, you will Of course
need Is panels.
A more accurate method is to
figure the square footage of
all walls to be paneled Qength
times the height of EACH. Then
figure square footage of win
dow, door and fireplace open
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

more formal areas of the home.
There's built-in economy in
hardwood paneling. 1t affords
permanent beauty with a mini
mum of care, since it eliminates
wallwashing, papering or plas-
tering.
Adding UNNECESSARILY to the
value of a home, increasing its
resale value, the hardwood
paneled wall is that rare home
decoration, one that multiplies
in usefulness instead of requir-
ing replacement.
The handy man has the hap
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21

Ply choice of installing it him
self if he wishes. The wide
variety of hardwood paneling
is available in veneer form
mounted on standard size ply
wood panels ready for securing
to walls.
The mellowness of hardwood
wall paneling becomes even
more important today to soften
the gelaming look of contem-
porary architecture of homes
overwhelmed inside and outside
by the glitter of glass, steel and
plastics.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-21
ENTlNEL o coSNfS, MD'
BIZ tuesday. March n. 1851

ings (same formula) and de-
duct from the total footage of
the walls.
If your walls are 8 feet high
or slightly less, divide the net
square footage total by 80 leach
4 by 8 panel covers 80 square
feet and you have the number
of panels. If the walls are 9 feet
high or slightly less, divide by
SO "a by 9 panels cover So
square feet.
If you must store the hard
wood plywood sheets, lay them
flat. Don't apply them over new
plaster walls until the plaster
is completely dried. The plas-
ter's moisture will have a hard
time getting through those
multiple coats of baked-on
family proofing.'
When you have installed
'family-proof" panels, the room
you have paneled is ready for
living after a switch with a
damp cloth to wipe off any fin
gerprints or Smudges.
There are special questions
for special paneling jobs, and
author Carpenter gives full
details for the job in his hand
book: Free copies are available
by writing Mel Carpenter at
Georgia-Pacific Corp, Equit-
able Building, Portland a, Ore.
Carpenters free handbook
has 25 diagrams Illustrating
various methods of applying
paneling, including corners,
ceilings, around windows, etc,
plus diagrams of the various
holdings and a sketch showing
how and where they are used.
A convenience outlet for wall
or Dashboard installation, pro-
viding both built-in connections
for appliances and power tool
plus protection from electrical
shocks ESPECIALLY good in
homes with children) has been
introduced by the Harvey Hub
bel Corp, Bridgeport, Conn.
"Twinsafe" has insulating discs
so positioned to block the
power flow and turn the current
away when metal objects are
carelessly inserted into the
slots.
A new electronic control sys.
tenn that actually measures
the moisture content of wet
clothes is a plus feature in
Maytag's new Automatic Dry.
er. Maytag's Magic Touch"
control system electronically
offers varying degrees of dry
ness = from damp dry to wash
and wear, eliminating harsh
overdrying and fabric discolor.-
alton.
Type of wallpaper particular
ly good for a samouflage job
include textured paper - espe-
cially those textures achieved
through embossed or raised sur
faces. This kind of textural
wallpaper seems to "obliterate"
defectes.
The secon dtype Is the all
over design paper with either
large or small pattern, in small
gometrics or elegant darnasks.
These patterns and colors will
successfully disguise defects
because the eye is drawn to the
alloyer design and passes over
the uneven walls.
AS far as poor plaster is con-
cerned, any type of wallpaper
viii lcover this up successfully.
Today's wallpapers do a double
job of home improvement. They
improve the appearance of
poor walls and since they are
either washable or scrubbable,
they are easy to clean and
maintain this improved look.
-
Evening star., 1961-01-22

q RACKET SQUAD.
Crime. "Fyine Fish,"
On WHO DO YOU TRUST?
Quiz. Comedian Johnny Carson, m. C.
q THE VERDICT Is YOURS.
Trials.
400 Ga MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY.
Comedy. Danny Thomas. tRepeatsJ
@ BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure "call Of the Ganees."
q AMERICAN BANDSTAND.
Variety Hour. Dick Clark m. c.
a THE BRIGHTER DAY.
Serial Blair Davies stars.
AIS 0 THE SECRET STORM.
Serial. Peter Hobbs stars.
4:30 q HERE'S HOLLYWOOD.
Interviews Daryl Hickman and Fay SPAIN
q THE MILT GRANT SHOW.
Variety. Hour. Teen-aeers dance party.
0 EDGE OF NIGHT.
Serial. John larkin stars
500 q Bozo THE CLOWN.
Kids Color Cartoons and nonsense.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

Johnny Batehelder
Is On the Lam
are WRC-4's "Muppets." Jim Henson
and his new assistant, Jerry Juhl,
are staging three 10-minute shows
in connection with the United States
Food Fair at Hamburg. Jim has Gre
ated a new drill team" puppet es-
pecially for this outing. Local fans
will probably get chance to see the
shows on the MuppetS return to
Washington.
GUILTY? Looks like the network
emphasis on documentary style
crime shows is catching on locally.
WRC-4's Lou Brott. who produces
Channel AS Traffic and Juvenile
Court programs, will soon introduce
a new series based on previously
tried criminal cases. Thus again, the
only fiction involved will be names
of those concerned.
EXTRA CURRICULAR: Further
news on the off-camera accomplish
mentS of local TV personalities this
week includes reports on a pair of
well-known faces at Channel 7. Pete
Jamerson is the author of a feature
article in the current issue of Skin
diver Magazine. and Tom Willette
recently completed the narration on
a series of films for the Veterans
Administration.
Evening star., 1961-11-12
D. c. STUDIOS
BY BONNIE AIKMAN

Johnny Batchelder, one of Chan
mel rs most outstanding citizens,
goes Jekyll-and-H Hyde this Saturday
in a double role on Washington Ex-
pedition. The show q p.m0 will pre-
sent a look in depth at the crime
detection methods of the Metropoli-
tan Police Department. Mr.. Batchel-
der will offer his usual genial host
ing services, and then appear as a
slippery thief involved in robbery
caper who is finally apprehended by
the police. Coming on for "live"
interview at the end of the show
will be Howard Covell, deputy chief
of the department.
SPECIAL FOR KIDS: The first of
three hour-and-a-half Children'S
Classics, "Huckleberry Finn" is set
for o'clock today, WTOP-9. Jackie
Coogan, Junior Durkin and Mitzie
Green star. An adaptation of the
Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale,
"Hansel and Gretel," is set for No
vember 26 and alice in Wonder
land" featuring Sterling Holloway,
Cary Grant, Edward Everett Horton
and Jack Oakie, will air December 10.
%*
ROAD SHOW: Currently offering
a note of cheer in Western Germany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

older-and to keep her away
from yours when you're not
looking.
Here's a very simple prof.
ect for a beginner. A plum
potholder of felt which viii
be fun for her to make as
her first lesson on her new
machine.
You'll need: 2 pieces pur-
pie felt 8Ax6 inches for
holder; one piece green felt
334x134 inches for leaf; one
strip brown felt 3x1a inches
for loop: purple, lavender
and light green thread; 2
pieces white felt, same size
as holder for inner padding.
To Make:
l. Trim purple pieces to
resemble sketch at top left.
Don't worry about getting
the exact shape shown, just
try to get it as close as
possible. 1t should be 6 inches
wide across the center and
814 inches from top to bottom.
2. Cut two white pieces
the same shape and then
trim them "a inches smaller
all around. Cut green piece
into a leaf, making it 33z
inches long and ia inches
across the widest part.
Sketch at bottom left.)
8. Take one purple piece
and pin leaf to it as shown
in finished sketch, so it looks
as though it's growing from
the stem. Attach to holder
with light green thread, max
ing a row of stitching 215
inches long from bottom
point up towards stem. The
rest is not stitched down.
Using lavender thread, make
a. row of stitching on holder
starting just left of bottom
point, up towards stem in
a curve, as shown. Place two
white pieces in between two
purple pieces, centering white
so they are even from edges
of holder all around.
4. Fold brown felt in half
crosswise, forming a loop and
slip loose ends between pur-
pie holder pieces where leaf
is attached. Edge stitch to-
gether all around, "a inch
from edge, catching stem
loop securely. Trim all
around as close to stitching
as possible.
copyrisht. 1861. Field Enterprises. Inc.
Miss Scott is oIwoys slod to hear
from her readers, and whenever pos
sible will use their questions in her
column, but because Of the greet
volume Of mail received dolly, she
cannot onswer individual letters.
A booklet containing IS
ideas for gifts you can make
is not0 available. These gift
ideas haze been selected from
Patricia SCOTS most popular
columns. To receiUe a copy of
Fifteen GIFTS You CGp Make"
tDrite to Miss Scott in care OF
The EOening Star, incloSing a
long, Selt-addreSSed stamped
envelope and zoe to coUer cost
of printing and handling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
SEAMS
TO ME.
Start Them Sewing Young
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

The art of sewing has
captured the fancy of the
younger set who are now
able to mimic their elders
on real machines designed
to suit the skis of young
seamStresses. Unlike old toy
machines, these new models
really sew-they are def
nitely not Just toys. These
little sewing machines in
clude models which chain
stitch; have safety features
designed so that little fingers
can't get under the needle;
have been constructed for
simplified threading; and are
almost impossible to jam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

The machines are specifically
designed for children ranging
from 6 to 10 years old.
Don't you think one of
these machines would make
a fine Christmas gift for a
little girl? With it, she can
make potholders, aprons,
dolls clothes and, after a
little practice, things to wear
herself. What a marvellous
opportunity for her to start
sewing at an early age, as
well as to allow her to ex-
press her creative talents.
It's a perfect way to pre-
pare a girl to sew on an
adult machine when she is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Annual Tea Set

Alpha chapter, Psi Gamma
Mu Sorority, will hold its
second annual international
tea at S pm. today at the
zeta Phi Beta House, New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19

The Silver Spring Business
and Professional Women's
Club will meet at $50 pm.
Tuesday at Indian Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-19
Police Official To Speak

Country Club. Mr.. Frederick
Campbell Of the Metropoli-
tan Police Department will
be the guest speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-15
Negro Market
tconfinved from Page u

have always been reluctant to describe II as me-
gro market for II seems TO be another form Of lin,
Crowism yet the Negro market does exist and II amounts
10 oooooooo annually This huge amount Of purchss
ing power exceeds that Of the entire Dominion Of Canada
or most other nations Of The world Smart business men ar.
evIfivafing II with utmost care.
NEGROES ARE BUYING THE GOOD THINGS or
LIFE FROM AUTOMOBILES TO HOUSES IN cREA1Ep
AMOUNTS AS THEIR STANDARD OF LIVING CON
I'NuALlY RISES. NEGRO BREADWNNERs HAVE
MORE THAN DOUBLED THEIR AVERAGE wrev,w -,
COMES SINCE 1850 WHILE THEIR WHITE co,,nren
PARTS HAVE SEEN ONLY A so PER CENT INCREASE
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Branch Riekey-
Continued from Page "

CONTINUED from Page "
The Chicago Herald Of that period said they called
IL miracle in Washington.
u gave him temporary lease Of life not
complete recovery that would have required help
than this wire gave him.
The enclosures, touching aid in behalf Of
baseball and its followers especially the shvins, will in
feresi you. We immensely thrilled the baseball
picture, Jackie Robinson and your heroic pubcpirited
contributions.
Best wishes.
InspirafionaIIy yours. according TO Christ Jesus
30 years return! - forever - in His modern
kingdom. the Christian Science movement
healer Of The nations reveIator of the REAL
- the new heaven and the earth - reveal
ing the counterfeit and MYTHICAL nature Of
evil the human and material" the things not
made by "our Fafher-Mother Cod aIIharmon.
iovs"! = Genesis l:26. 81. is basic Christ Truth.
and its eternal Science Messahship
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
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Contrasts

CONTINUED From Page u
IN The OLD TESTAMENT THERE IS TIE
INTERROGATION:
oh THAT KNEW WHERE MIGHT FIND -, my
!" 'He NEW TESTAMENT THERE IS AN gxulrAMT
PROCLAMATION:
WE HAVE FOUND Him or WHOM moses AMI
The PROPHETS DID WRITE IL
- Roy w. cussafsor
'e'''e evangelist Roy cusfsfson will Join the Up
Mir ~" mis- month speaking in Rochester
"'""' no Susfsfsons live in ST. Pefersb,rs r,.m
,p...r.. Decision. July eD
published by the Billy Graham Evanos,;.,;.
- ~''0es soO Harmon RI. Minneapolis ,. Mimi,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-15

FINAL SENTENCE OF PARAGRAPH FROM WHICH
WE QUOTED THE RAsBl yer. THIS PLAN IS oEFiN-
IrelY COMMITTED TO A PROGRAM or DEGRADING
PEOPLE RATHER THAN UPLIFTING rHsM"
sEMANrIcs OR HOLY scRiPTuRE7
vou nesRews Are STILL PAYING FoR
DEGRADING NV CHRIST JESUS
RABBI SINCE voU HAVEN'T YET ACCEPTED nv
TWO HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE CHRIST
JESUS. THS PROPHET WHOM JESUS SAID WOULD
RISE w FROM AMONG YOUR BRETHREN DEMON
srRArep 70 BE
PROPHET - YES, A MESSIAH. SAVIOUR /! - YOU
ARE sArAN-RoBBED. AS WERE THE RABBIs WHO
FORCED PLATE TO PERMIT THE cRucIFIxIoN OF
JESUS
you RAssIs ARE SOFT ON SIM! THAT IS
WHY so MANY BIG SHOT HEBREWS sHAMEFuLLv
EXPLOIT THE PUBLIC VIA THE DEVILS
BILLION RAckETs!
SEX = ALWAYS or THE DEVIL REPuDlATEO
BY THE c-Hl-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS
Gen. l:27 - NY MALE AND FEMALE IS NOT
A HUMAN AN ADAM AN EVE. A MURDERoUS
CAIN. OR JUDAS, KNAvE OR A FOOL
CHRIST JESUS SPIRITUALITY SHOWED NY MALE
AND FEMALE IN ONE INDIVIDUALITY!
LIKEWISE, THE MORE THAN 40 YEARS OF INcoM-
PARABLE PROPHECIES. MARY BAKER EDDYs
NEARLY 90 YEARS WHEREIN SHE DEMONSTRATED
THE MAscUliNITY AND FEMINITY OF THE
CHRIST IN ONE INDIVIDUALITY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-15
Al Capp
tcontinued From Back Paee)

tConfnued From Back Psae)
REPUDIATED BY THE c-H-IL.D.L-E.s.s CHRIST
JESUS - honorine "our FsherkAoiher Cod aIIharmon-
he REAL Parent in and Of the entire universal!
universe efernaIIy, exclusively populated with his
offspring being snIess deathess. mafteress,
fIeshIess. Adsm-Eveess born dying
spiritual Christlike
A MIGHTY DECLARATION OF [repenianeel
INDEPENDENCE" IMPERATIVE! TO OVERTHROW
YOUR AND ADAM-EvE PSEUDO RACES. SEEMING
ENEMY. 'D-EvILI
Fortunately Genesis l:26 IT, 81 are eternaIIy valid!
But male and female created he them has got be
Of The phraseoogy of Satan bound Saul Of
Tarsus Adsm-Eve transaors, tens Of thousands Of in
voluntary. spiritual aduerers p l30. Christian
Science textbook
Gods male and female is physical human,
Adam Eve, murderous Cain. Judas knave fool the
and psychology Of human births and parenihood Of
Satanic. pseudo creation
THE TRUE MALE AND FEMALE IN THE ONE
INDIVIDUALITY - cH-iLD-L-Es-s CHRIST JESUS
80 YEARS!
And Father. Son. and Holy Ghosts greatest Mary.
woman Revelation 12:1, S, re- APOCALYPSE reached
9ot year 1910 Her final 40 years plus
the superior male and female in ONE individuality
YOUR SPIRITUAL SANITY.
Best wishes for your repentance and acceptance Of
the cup and Cross Of Christ in dvney scientific sense,
per Jesus my Fathers business 10th Century version
the making Of honestocod Christian Science students,
thinkers leaders All others prisoners Of the devil
clergy, Isymen, leaders, 90year plus Rip Van
Wrinkles! persons of defective sanity judgment, hon.
esfy. intelligence
YOUR TRUE BEING WANTS TO BE "A GOOD sA.
MARITAN' BROTHERS KEEPER NOT BROTHERS
ANNHILAToR,' DISEASE AND cRIMNALiTY PRoDUc-
ERR
Best wishes.
InsprstionsIy yours. according Gods and Christ
Jesus and only SANE, honest, sstsn-free
church. therapeutics, their Christ Scientist
Andrew Frvehsvf Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mg
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S0ureoOoo
BUT. SATAN BOUND cHRlsT-REyEcTNc
JUDAISM - SERVING ITS MASTER. THE DEVIL
ACCEPTS THE HUMAN AND Tt9 ~hATeRiAA~
AS REAL WHEREAS. co0 - n>pnuTE.
MAJESTIC SPIRIT. THE one. R-GAAs SANE kneeo.
SUBSTANCE. P-AR-e-Nr. CREATOR - MADE
ALL THAT WAS MAoe. SPIRITUAL. VERY GOOD"
THE GOSPEL or JOHN Ia SAYS: AL THINGS
WERE MADE eY HIM. WITHOUT HIM WAS NOT
ANYTHING MADE THAT WAS mAoET
w. S: AND THE LIGHT sHssETH NJ DARKNESS
AND THE DARKNESS coMPReHENDED " NOT"
DEAR RABBI or COURSE YOU HAVEN'T YET
APPREHENDED THE N0ThstcNESs OF MAT.
TER" AND MY ALLNEss AND GOODNESS. THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or sUPERsATURATED.
IkcoRRuPTIBlE. UNAVAILABLE oMNiPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE - externally,
COMPLETELY POPULATED. WITHOUT EVER
HUMAN THEREIN - NEVER AN ADAM. AN
EVE. A MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS A KNAvE OR
FOOL THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! OF THE
SATANIC MYTHICAL. "cHAsTLY FARCE
or lso-esIedl MATERIAL ExIsTENcE'1 o. IN OF
OUR NFALLIBLE MASTERPIECE BIBLE!
PASTOR PROPHET. LEADER. PHYSICIAN MEDICINE
MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
GUARDIAN LIBERAToR. or CONVENTIONAL
BIBLES - ALL PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL -
cRIEvoUs VICTIMS OF SAUL or TARsus. ADAM
EVE TRANsLAToRs. TENS OF THOUSANDS OF
INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL ADUlTERERsi = AS
PER NY DicTAToN TO nv INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES. REvELAToR GREATEST MARY
BAKER EDDY - GREATEST MAN SINCE
CHRIST JESUS - WOMAN or REVELATION l2l
- "A GREAT WONDER ~ HEAVEN.
CLOTHED WITH THE SUM- CROWNED WITH
TWELVE STARS WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL
RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD or IRoNr
MAh CHILD NY MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE,
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH SCIENCE OF SCIENCES"
OF THE UNIVERSE - THE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLES
PART 2
SYMPATHY FOR NIGHTMARES
RABBI KAHN: DON'T LET THE DEVIL USE you
TO UPSET NEEDED DISCIPLINE, TO CRACK DOWN ,
ON THE cHIsELERs. THE HARLoTs ETC.
THE ILLEcITMATEs WILL BE CARED FOR. ALL
ENLIGHTENED PERSONS FEEL SYMPATHETIC AND
CHARITABLE TOWARDS THEM.
Continued Next Column Top)
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The basic American position has always been that
~. rohl.r 81 Berlin can be solved definitvey only
he Yves, Germans are reunited and the whole OF Berlin
becomes the capital Of Germany.
sur. uNHAPPILY, THERE IS NO VISIBLE CHANCE
or ReuNvTINc THE TWO cERMANYs THEY HAVE
BEEN DIVIDED FOR IS YEARS. AND m THAT TIME
ALMOST ALL OF EUROPE ON BOTH SIDES or Ine
Don r,,prAlN HAS ACQUIRED VESTED INTERESTS
WHICH OPPOSE THE REUNION OF GERMANY.