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Navajo times., 1962-02-21

serve us here at Window Rock
"The Council will discuss a
proposal to provide banking facii-
ties at Window Rock. The Tribe has
considered many proposals from
several banks. 1t will be the recon-
mendatiOn of the staff that the
Council accept the proposal offered
by the First National Bank of HOl-
brook. We take this position be-
cause, after long consideration of
all proposals, we feel that your ap-
proval of the Holbrook Bank S offer
will be in the best interest of the
Tribe.
1--WE have made application for
our fifth supplemental feed grain
program 1t appears likelythat feed
grains will again be made available
on the reservation. This program
was not justified on the basis of the
snow cover. but on the basis of
economically distressed areas. 1t
is our belief that many Navajos do
not have enough money to feed
themselves let alone money to feed
their livestock. There is still
large segment of our population di-
rectly or indirectly dependent on
Navajo times., 1962-02-21
Nuvuio School Meet
Faces Many Issues
Cooperation, Roads, Housing,
Construction; Major Topics

The Fifth Annual Navajo Edu-
cation Conference three dayparley
at the Window Rock High School
in Fl. Defiance was well attended
by dignitaries and school repre-
sentatives from throughout the
country.
Maurice McCabe, Executive
Secretary of the Navajo Tribe and
very active in school affairs vel
coined the delegates on behalf of
the Navajo Tribe. McCabe express
sed confidence that solutions to the
many Navajo problems could be
solved by cooperative efforts"
of all concerned. He urged that
emphasis be placed on Equality
rather than quantity in educating
Navajo young people. He stressed
that ''Navajo students should be
able to compete on an equal basis"
with non-Navajo youth.
At an Education Conference
banquet featuring James Officer
in the Ell Rancho Hotel McCabe
amplified his earlier welcome ad-
dress with an outline of the past
and future efforts to industrialiZe
the Reservation.
1--WE have always had recess
sion on the reservation, McCabe
said. Unemployment has always
been problem.
He outlined a long-range policy
of industrial expansion for the
tribe along with his five-point pro-
gram:
1. The need for long-term
Navajo times., 1962-02-21
WEATHER

Continued fair weather over
most of the reservation is pre-
dicted. Temperatures will con-
tinue mild with average q low at
night. and high average 81, with
cloudy. moderate winds, and some
precipitation nearly all portions
of the reServation.--Navaio
Weatherman.
Navajo times., 1962-02-21
Bank Approved
At Window Roc k

Paul Jones, chairman, Navajo Tribal Coun-
Gil, announce ced that the Tribal Council has ap-
proved the establishment of a branch of the
First National Bank of Holbrook, Holbrook,
Arizona, at Window Rock on the Navajo Indian
Reservation. It is hoped that the branch will be
in oper alton by early spring. The Council
action took place Feb. 16. (Comimed on Page y
Navajo times., 1962-02-21
Chairman Estimates Cool Income to Tribe
SIS MILLION YEARLY F0RESEEN
Report of Paul Jones, Chuirman
To Navajo Tribal Council

EDITORS contained in
speeches reproduced
Paul Jones' and others addresses verbatim
These eventful days for all of u.s. The cold war
has not passed by. Many of young people have
been called to military service Wehave had this prin
cpally in the various tribal departments where many
Washington, DC. 1t is in Nations Capitol where
the urgency of the times. On each visit to
Washington reminded of the hectic days of World
War II. ALI of us offer prayers that we will be
spared another world war which could mean a world
Navajo times., 1962-02-21

for many Indians.
(4) Leaders of tribes that have
become sfully self-suffi-
cient should be enlisted to help
those who haven't.
(S) Understanding between In
dians and their nearby neighbors
should be encouraged, because Of
ten the opportunity for whites to
help Indians on neighboring reser-
vationS exists but often does not
CONTINUED on Page 81
Navajo times., 1962-02-21

their flocks for subsistence. Hhelp
is not forthcoming to feed these an
imals and the severe winter we are
experiencing takes its toll, it will
put many of our people out of the
livestock business and it will hurt
other operators. If we turn our
heads the other way and allow our
livestock to die, what will we offer
our people as substitute for sub
SiStence2 ~
have met with and instructed
our Division Chiefs on the bud
getting process. Basically the bud
get we a re operating under this
year is good budget.
There are some areas, how
ever, where we can eliminate the
fat and not exceed the amount bud
geted in the previous year. l am
hopeful that it will be possible to
cut the overall budget"by ten per
cent. We should guard against the
reduction of our expenditures if
such reduction will injure good
programs.
COAL LUCRATIVE
ut is good to report
that tn e Pc eabody Coal
lease and contract has
CONTINUED On Page 81
Navajo times., 1962-02-21

EDITORS NOTE: Because of the
wealth of material in Chairman
Paul Jones' and others addresses
Evening star., 1962-07-12
Sesame Rolls Drowned,
Frozen, Then Reheoted

1 tablespoon baking powder
l teaspoon salt
! teaspoon finely chopped dill
weed
u teaspoon summer savory,
crumbled
u cup shortening
% to cup milk
l egg white, slightly beaten
2 tablespoons sesame seed,
toasted
Sift together flour, baking
powder and salt. Stir in dill
weed and summer savory.
Cut or rub in shortening un-
til mixture Is crumbly. Add
enough milk to make a soft
dough. Turn out on lightly
floured board or pastry cloth
and knead gently 80 seconds.
Divide dough in half. Roll
first half under palms of
hands to form q roll 1-inch
in diameter and about 10
inches long. Cut into 18 equal
slices (about u inch each) O..
Roll each slice under palms
of hands to form a pencil
Evening star., 1962-07-12
cooked tomatoes

cooked tomatoes
2 quarts tomato puree
212 gallons (16 No. 2 cans)
red kidney beans
p cup salt
l cup chilli powder
"a teaspoon cayenne pepper
Brown beef and pork in the
broiler 3 inches from source
of heat. Stir to brown evenly.
Pour drippings into a large
kettle. Pantry onions and
celery in the drippings until
transparent. Combine all in
gradients q large 3-galllon
kettles will be necessary.
Cook slowly. uncovered on
the top of the range for 2
hours. Stir frequently. Makes
so servings. approximately
two cups per serving.
Note: For extra thick chilli
reduce tomatoes to 8 quarts.
For very hot" chill, increase
the amount of chilli powder
to taste. This is extra good If
made the day before and re-
heated.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

The hottest summer day
will seem degrees cooler when
you serve a hearty salad and
these dill-and-summer sa-
worry accented herb sesame
twists. And you'll stay cool,
too. for your salad meal can
be prepared ahead Of time
even the little biscuit twists
can be partially pre-baked as
brown n serve rolls to be re-
heated shortly before serving.
To prepare brown n serve
herb sesame twists, bake the
twists 6 to 8 minutes or until
the edges just begin to brown.
Cool, wrap carefully and store
in your refrigerator or freez-
er until ready to use. Then
unwrap the twists, place on
baking sheets and allow to
thaw to room temperature.
Bake in q very hot oven an
other 6 to 8 minutes or until
the biscuit twists are golden
brown.
Herb Sesame Twists
2 cups sifted enriched flour
Evening star., 1962-07-12

like strip 10 inches long. Fold
strip in half and twist twice
from each direction. Place
on ungreased baking sheet
and press down lightly.
Brush with egg white and
sprinkle with toasted sesame
seeds. Bake in very hot oven
(450 degreeS) 10 to II min
utes. Repeat with remaining
dough. Makes 3 dozen small
twists or 18 servings, two
per serving.
If Self-riSing flour is used,
omit baking powder and salt.
To toast sesame seeds,
place in hot skillet. Cook.
stirring occasionally, until
golden brown. about S min
uteS.
Evening star., 1962-07-12
Chill for so SERVINGS

8 pounds ground beef
4 pounds ground pork
8 quarts (about 8 pounds)
chopped onion
2 cups chopped celery
l gallon g No. 303 cans)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
COtiIlion
Planned in
Alexandra

The holiday season will
again be the time for a dance
given by the Alexandria
Christmas Cotillion. Members
will receive their guests De-
cember 20 at $50 pm. at the
Belle Haven Country Club.
The Alexandria girls to be
honored by their parents are:
Bonnie Heather Bennett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Toscan Bennett; Ann
Opie Chancellor. daughter of
Mrs. Lorman Opie Chancel-
lor and the late Mr.. Chan
cellor; Janet Noel Devonald,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Richard Devonald; and Jean
Ellen Hoppe, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Hoppe.
Also: Helen Leith Morrow,
daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. Edward L. Morrow;
Marion Hunter Morton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Brown Morton; Harriet
Page Rand, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dallas
Rand; Eleanor Craig Ross
and Mary Leith Ross, twin
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Erie Ross; Blanche
Horner Rowley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Row.
ley; and Josephine Paige
Rust, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon D. Rust.
Concluding the list are:
Cary Marshall Smith, daugh-
ter of Mrs. w. Lloyd George;
Robin Del Taylor, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Taylor; Evelyn Randolph
Thomson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Porter
Thomson; Sarah Parry Will
liams, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Samuel Harrison Will
liams, and Mary Ashton
Zearfoss, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. John E. Zearfoss, jr.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

SUNDAY. THE MAGAZINE C. MAY e. 1862
Evening star., 1962-05-27
Around the World
By EMILY TOWE NELSON
By EMILY TOWE NELSON
Contributing Writer

660UR TELEVISION shows for the audience
~ have be lot than facts about world
they tell the people, their fears their hopes and
their goals for tomorrow"
This conviction of Sidney Galanty dynamic 29year
old whose approach televsion the u S.
Information Agency has produced several gripping
which attracted worldwide audiences during the last
Several of Mr. Galans cOworkers have described him
volcano who erups into good shows And he admits that
he had his way he'd throw all the books the window
start with just good question to make
people everywhere stop and wonder about the answer"
'Tm always looking for emotional stuffthe personal
things that hold audience matter where they live Mr.
Galanty explains The USIA encourages nita
tive to find fresh stimulating ideas for programs These
ideas worthwhile Of only when they help people
overseas understand more about way of life"
Focus Berlin 15minute program produced at studios
Education and Welfare Building provides good example
how Mr. Gaany works He received assignment Thurs
day night show within week tell the world about
Khrushchevs wall" and explain why its erection mpor
tant to free men everywhere
Mr. Galanty telephoned Alvin Yudkof freelance writer
who flew down from New York Bernard Ude, fultime
V empl0ye assigned help Mr. Galanty associate
director
The three locked themselves in a small the
eleventh floor of 1776 Pennsylvania NV the USIA
headquarters Food in from Supervisors
and relatives rushed information developments reported
radio and televsion and in the press
Someone NBC show with mother in East Berlin
and her daughter in the western talking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

auto accident victim mario AIealde) he
had treated.
q LEAVE 1T TO BEAVER.
Comedy. Beaver Jerry Mathers) gets
big head" after catching the winning
pass in a school football game
900 g WRESTLING.
2 Hours. Ray Morgan reporting.
q MY THREE SONS.
Comedy. When Stev's FIRED MacMunayl
sacroiliac goes out, he learns that the
family doctor has become an obstetrcian
q THE NURSES
Drama. Hour ROOT of Violence"
A nurse (Susan Kohner) attending a
teen-aged boy UOey Baker) brought to
the hospital with a fractured skull,
presumably after having been attacked
by street gang learns that her patient
had been the attacker. Jose Perez Is
featured.
$50 q HAZEL.
Comedy Color. New Man In Town"
Hazel vies with Rosie tMaudie Prckettl
for the attentions of handsome Latin
chauffeur Robert Lowery).
ca EDIE ADAMS SHOW.
Special. From London. segment of
Edies command performance with Bob
Hope at the Palladium; also Eide visits
Hyde Park. Trafalgar Square and Lam
beth Bridge. Her selections include
What Kind of Fool Am II"
1000 q ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW.
Variety. l Hour. Color. Guests Mickey
Rooney and Miyoshi Umeki. Featuring
The New christy Mlnstrels with Randy
Sparks.
q PREMIERE.
Drama. l Hour "The Way From Dark
ness" An nvalid's sister forgets to
have a life-saving prescription filled.
Shelley Winters and Joan Hackett star
q ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR.
Suspense drama. / Hour. bonfire"
Story of an ambitious man of the gospel
Evening star., 1962-08-05
"APART-MATES" by DrexeI

How refreshing to find furniture especially designed
for apartments ond less than king size homes! Space
rich pieces eIeyerIy created to make the most Of
limited spoee =. and limited budgets . and
unlimited decorating ambitions. Come see IS ehorm-
ing pieces in rich walnut for bedroom. dining room,
living room. den or family room.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
French Accent" by Drexel

Designs range from formal pieces Of great elegance to
informal syings with eosuoI ehorm The richly grained
walnut and pecan woods yours in choice Of ou-
thenticoIy distressed fuitwood in brown tones An
tique White brush-morked ond accented with Gold.
Use it in every room!
Evening star., 1962-08-05
"Amerieon Treasury" by DrexeI

From Americas proudest periods Of design 30
notable pieces eievery achieved in figured cherry.
maple clusters. knotty pine and rugged pecan. It's
Eoriy American OF its very best made with
DrexeI care!
Evening star., 1962-08-05

Discover idea after idea function after function
in PARALLEL. It's oil here, eIeverIy correlated for
contemporary living. dining and bedrooms. The woods
are rich genuine woInut with the sun-it warmth of
noturol oil fnish There's so much to rave about in
the collection Of Cosmopolitan beauty.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
MERIDIAN" by DrexeI

A new kind Of Contemporary with wonderful deco
rotng possibilities! You'll sense it the moment you
the imaginative interplay of richly grained butter
nut and sturdy Pecan Solids Many pieces with
magnificent Trovertine Marble Tops With so much
beauty you'll be omozed by the realistic price tags
Also available, by Dre1el :.
TRAVIS COURT" Traditional
"TOURRAINE" French Provincial
"FlRENZE" Italian Provincial
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
rRUTH-sEEKINc HEBREW RULER. NIcopEMus.
"eUsINEss TOLD 70 START SELLING.
STOP COMPLAINING"

There's one Fundamental step that hundreds Of thou
sands Of Uned States businessmen could take right
on their and without any help Whatsoever from
Washington help get economy growing strongly
again.
THAT ONE STEP WOULD BE: START MARKETING
GOODS THEY CAN PRODUCE IN SUCH ABUNDANCE
WITH AcoREsslvENEss. BoLDNEss AND IMAcNA
TioN TO CUSTOMERS BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD
NEW AND OLD.
This specifically means stepping up advertising bud
GETS in perod This rather than cutting them back
II harder training Of saIesmen and incentives to
sell right down the nefrom manufacturer to retailer
rather than taking fhe attitude that the goods will sell
themselves u concentrating primarily on attract
nq additional customers keeping them satisfied and
ing back for rather than concentrating primarily
efficient production and cutting costs u means TAX
ing the responsibility themselves Of spurrng our econ
omys growth rather than complaining about the tax bur-
dens they carry and their Of confidence in the Ad
ministration.
But key point Of this column is that the Indictment
from leading spokesmen for the business eommun
ify
Woodrow Wirsie. editor Of Printers Ink. highly
respected marketing magazine began his condemnation
business attitudes back in March, is keeping Says
he to top business management:
"YoU STAND GUILTY TODAY OF PROFOUND
BUSINESS RESPONSIBILITY. THE ECONOMY NOW
FACES AN AcoNIzINc CRISIS OF GROWTH. YOU HAVE
WITHIN YOUR HANDS THE POWER TO RESOLVE THIS
CRISIS SWIFTLY. VET YOU DO ALMOST NOTHING.
YOU COMPLAIN OF THE PROFIT SoUEEZE-BUT YOU
DON'T REALLY DO ANYTHING TO MITIGATE OR ELM
MATE IT. YOU TALK ABOUT THE MARKETING CON-
cEPT-YET YOU THINK AND ACT AS If YOU WERE
STILL IN A PRoDUcTIoN-oRiENTED ECONOMY. YOU
DON'T INVEST ENOUGH IN CAPITAL EQUIPMENT,
YOU DON'T INVEST ENOUGH IN ADVERTISING. YET
you COMPLAIN THAT THE GOVERNMENT ISN'T DO
ING ANYTHING. THEN YOU COMPLAIN THAT THE
GOVERNMENT IS SPENDING TOO MUCH YOU STILL
THINK OF ADVERTISING AS A COST INSTEAD OF AN
INVESTMENT"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18

Unions
Continued from Back Page)
GOD, THE ONE REAL PARENT OF CHRIST
SCIENTISTS! - YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD,
ALLHARMONIOUS" - OF POSTLINCOlN MAR
TYRDoM - GREATEST, DIVINE REVELATIONS
SINCE CHRIST JESUS - "A COMPLETE AND
FINAL REVELATION WHICH wicked AND
ADULTERoUs GENERATIONS" COULD NOT
BEAR" FOR 1919 CENTURIES!
THOU SHALT NOT sTEAL"l
THOU SHALT NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS!
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR" - GOD TO ST. PAUL,
IN ROMANS. TO YOU; AND TO MRS. EDDY = WOMAN
OF REVELATION l2l. S; R.c. Apocalypse = TO YOU.
p. OF HER "M.W.:" 1.-THE TOTAL DEPRAviTY OF
MoRTALS Alias MORTAL MIND - THAT 'PHoNY,'
ADAMEvE, "LoRD-coD" MIND OF THE DEVIL =
MAKING IMPERATIVE THE SPIRITUAL 'REBIRTH'
Jesus TO Nieodemvsl VIA HIS 90 YEARS RETURN =
FoREvERMoRE - IN MY CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH,
WITHOUT THE MORTAL IDENTITY, THE I'M
PEDlMENT, OF MARY'S FLESH, REDUCED TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHNcNEss" - FoREvERMoRE =
IN HIS AsCENsIoNI
See our comment Sylvia Poriers column, "Bvsi-
ness Told to Start Selling Stop Complaining"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
Monroe


tConsInvsd From Back Psss,
KEEPER AMONG ALL or YOU?
AND YOU HAVE THE DIVINE POWER AND Au-
THoRITY 70 Cast OUT DEvILs"i - THE POWER
TO MAKE MARY MAcDALENEs INTO CHRIST SCI
ENcE MESSIAH MARYs
BUT. READING ANEMIc ARTICLES OF IMMATURE.
IMPURE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WILL NOT SUFFICE!
SEE THAT ARTICLE ON THE HOME FORUM PAGE OF
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR FOR TUESDAY,
JULY 81 = mo HURT FEELINGS" - HANGOVER
FROM NoNcHRisT SCIENTIST BACKGROUNDS
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE OF coD"!
THE N.Y. TRIBUNE, WE BELIEVE. GAVE SOME
DOZEN NAMES or HOLLYWOOD STARS - SATAN
BOUND WHOM THE DEVIL TOOK FOR oNE-THlRD
OF CENTURY! AND MORE!
PART 3
DEATH : ADAM-EvE I0RD-C0D" Myth
YOUR LIFE OF THE ONE, REAL PARENT.
HONORED BY THE C-H-l-L-D-l-E-SS CHRIST JESUS.
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALLHARMoNE
OUs," IS ETERNAL
HENCE, "cALL NO MAN ON EARTH YOUR
FATHER, FOR BUT ONE IS YOUR FATHER. WHICH
IS IN HEAVEN EVERYWHERE PRESENT"!
GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE THE ONE REAL PARENT cREA-
TOR - HONoRED BY THE cH-LL-D.L-E.S-s
CHRIST JESUS u HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD.
IT WAS [-Ls-l VERY GOOD!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
Business


ANTLcHRIsT --PsYcHoPATHlc- ADAMEvE,
MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FooLsi
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD = REPUDIATED BY
THE c-t-LL-D-L-E.s-s CHRIST JESUSI - THE
WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS
AND cRE-A.T-E-R SHALL We DO" I = DEMAND
ING SPIRITUAL 'REBIRTHs' - AS ExPouNDED TO
tconsnvsd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
enemies

tconfinved From Back Pags)
TITLE OF RADIOCAsT BY BRlCADIER GENERAL
BONNER FELLERS. NATIONAL DIRECTOR
OF THE CITIZENS FOREIGN AID COMMITTEE.
The Manion Forum I'M
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BRILLIANT, INTELLECTUAL MANIoN DES-
PERATELY NEEDS A CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
REBIRTH.' AN AWAKENING TO THE ONE
REAL POWER INTELLIGENCE. SUBSTANCE,
OF THE UNIVERSE - THE ONE AND ONLY
REALI - THE cHRIsTLkE. THE SPIRITUAL, OF
GENESIS. FIRST CHAPTER, WHERE GOD
IS GOD, THE GOD AND FATHER or CHRIST
JESUS - WHICH EXCLUDES UTTERLY THE
DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAMEvE FRAUD AND
MYTH AND HIS PSEUDO
"LoRD-coD" Genesis III, etcJ. WHICH TAKES IN
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY. LAY.
MEN. LEADERS. MASSES, DuPEs. SUCKERS,
DEPUTIES - WHO ARE DECEIVED BY THE
THINGS THAT ARE SEEN. TEMPORAL - St.
Paul THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATE
RIAL - AND THE UTTER No-T-H-INc-NE-s-s
or SAME
DEAR CLARENCE HAS NOT YET AWAKENED,
HAS NOT MADE HIS "DEcLARATI0N OF
REPENTANcEl INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE
SATANIC, ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNTERFEIT.
BURLEsoUE OF THE NoN-REcMENTED. INFALL-
IBLE. PoPE.LEss SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANITY
OF THE c-H-l-LDL-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS - WHO
UTTERLY REPUDIATED SEX HUMAN
BIRTHS, HUMAN PARENTHooD. THE CHASTITY
FARCE or MATERIAL [so-esIedl EXISTENCE! -
p 272. NY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - IN
PERATVE TO TAKE BIBLES. CLERGY.
LAYMEN, OUT OF THE HANDS or SATAN - MUIR
pERER. LIAR VOID OF TRUTH - VOID
OF REALITYiHI
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
Pitcher

Pitcher
tconnued From Back Page)
LET'S OUR CONTRIBUTION IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
- THE sHUT.INs AND THE MORALE OF THE CON-
MUNlTY F! -.
WILSON'S SECRET: CONFIDENCE" =
II was in New York recently that Charley Metro had
talked about Earl Wilson.
i've expected every spring to start reading stories
him. said the latest No. coach Of the Chicago Cubs
1--WE always thought he'd break out of his she'll some day
and be fine pitcher.
a.. I've been looking for him to make il big with the
Red Sox He always seemed close. All he's needed
was Just little confidence himself - the confidence
TO keep firing that last ball for strikes.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
mo HURT FEELINGS"

Hurt feelings are common among morfas The critical
remark and the vnIovng look find their target in the
sensitive person. Even innocent comment is often mseon'
strvsd. and hurt feelings result.
Christ Jesus INDUCED in hurt feelings, though
he was maigned and hated The Christ his spiritual SELF
hood gave him the power Of authority over human ray
His love for God and and his conservation to his
mission dominated his human experience. Even on me
cross his thought went forgiveness to his prosecutors
Mary Baker Eddy. the Dseoverer and Founder OF
Christian Science faced hatred and dicvle when she rsf
presented her discovery the world Yet she could wrfe
Il would enjoy taking by the hand all who love me nor and
saying to Them love yov and would not knowingly harm
yov miscellaneous Writings, pp ~, '2J She forsave
her enemies instead of ndvgng in sefpy and hurt fee
ings
How is one to rid himself Of hurt feeIingsF CHRISTIAN
Science presents solution teaches that God Is minnie
Mind and that His Christ present 1t is the Christ
the spirit Of Truth exemped by Jesus that binds up 'ne
sensitive heart and restores its freedom and 10y IS fne
divine influence Of the Christ that enables one 10 forgive
and forget II he has been wronged
Hurt feelings are suggested by evil and are Always
connected with human beings But Christian science OK
poses sle anonymity Of all nature Evil Is only ne sepe"'
Of Old Testament writing, the claim to mind ofneF man
Cod good tempting 10 believe 'hsf he can have m"o
that Is mixture Of good and evil u IS this persona. se"s
Of people that causes hurt feelings God Is Love- and 10
ALL He does not suffer feel hurt HUN fse"nss ss wv
(consinusd Next Column Iop'
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
lconfinved from Back Pags)

tConinved from Back Pags)
TER OF GENESIS. WHERE GOD IS GOD, THE
FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS, 1.-THE GREAT AM BE-
CAUSE AM" AS REVEALED TO MOSES!
AND THE NON-CHRisT SCIENTIST CLERGY. LAY
MEN. LEADERS. AND MASSES. ARE NOT YET
UP TO ABRAHAM LINcoLNS OBSERVATION OF A
HUNDRED YEARS AGO: 1.-THE DEVIL USES
SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE! - QUOTING
SHAKESPEARE.
AND so, THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAMEvE FRAUD
AND MYTH! - "A LIAR, VOID OF TRUTH.
VOID OF REALITY - JESUS IN JOHN s:43, a.
AND HIS PSEUDO. BURLEsQUE "LoRD-coD"
(cen. III. efe.) ARE ACCEPTED AS REAL LIKE
WISE. PSEUDO BuRLEsQUE, SATANIC, HUMAN.
so-cALLED MAN OF THE DUST OF THE GROUND -
MYTHS - N-oT-H-ENc-N-E-s-si
PART
SATAN, SIN SEX MULTIPLYING SIN,
SINNERS. FOR NON-ExISTENT JOBS
DEVILS PROGRESS IN STRIPPING CLOTHES
OFF OF WOMEN {! IN DEFIANCE OF THE BIBLES
ADM0NIT0N. M0DEsTY IN W0MEN'S ATTIRE:
THAT WE BE CLOTHED IN THE GARMENTS OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS. THE ROBE OF SALvATI0K!
-PsuIms.
o THE GUILT OF DEVILS BREED OF HEBREWS F.!
AND SO-CALlED CHRISTIANS +!