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The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12

PokfUNITY 70 uNBuRpEN HIS REsENrMENTs SENSE
or INJUSTICE, FRusTRATioNs. ETC. TO HER.
AND THE ooAR LAro MOTHER, HAVING BEEN
GOOD CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST WHEN SHE PASSED ON.
WILL GIVE HIM gxPnRT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREAT
MENT At THIS TIME
DEAR HARRY WAS VICTIM OF THE suBTLETY
or THE DEVIL. AS IMPLIED m THE NEW 7. SCRIP
TuRE: THEY LOVED THE PRAISE or MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE or oo0"!
AND he HAD MANY FRIENDS. WHO WOULD
SWEAR BY HIS fRIENoLINess. ETC.
THE DEAR BROTHER SAID. WITH PRIDE. THAT
HIS ONLY CHILD. HIS SON. DICK, MANAGER or THE
DETROIT BRANCH or FRUEHAUF TRAILER. WOULD
BECOME A HIGH EXECUTIVE OF THE COMPANY.
BEST WISHES DICK. AND MAY YOU HAVE THE
DIVINE INSPIRATION TO PUT THOSE DEAR CHILDREN
m A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL THEY
WILL BLESS you FOR IT m THE YEARS TO COME
AND THEY WILL AID you AND JANET IN DE-
sTRoYNc THE POWER OF THE DEVIL - THAT O.
CANTic ADAMEvE FRAUD AND MYTH AS NONE
or THE SATAN BOUND CHURCHES. THE NoN-cHRST
SCIENTIST, CAN POSSIBLY ACHIEVE
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Vonhnved from Back Pags
talking shout them.
second. we are attempting to get other people 70
think and talk about these problems .,u,... ;,s
ais organizations and governments 70 add 70 ,hs
store OF knowledge This subject
Finally we prepared TO consider on their merits
certain types OF requests for assistance 10 other
snfs IN TACT we have already begun TO advise and ss,
rev governments in their efforts TO acquire additional
knowledge about their own popvIson problems speees.
" In ths conduct Of eensves"
Mr.. Nvn'ey stressed the many unanswered questions
in this field. declaring that more than snvshnu else =,
this moment we need additional knowledge We need
archaeological research physiological research social re-
search, economic research and political research"
See PARENTHooD. Page 2
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Lecture


tConsinved From Back Paae)
THE REVELATION, VIA MARY BAKER EDDY
WOMAN - Revelation 17l.5 - FOR THE FIRST
TIME IN RECORDED HISTORY - OF CREATOR
AS "oUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoNlous"!
p. 16, Science and Health" - AMPLIFYINC
JESUS APPREHENSION OF GOD AS THE ONE, REAL
PARENT, THE ONE. REAL, SANE MIND,
SOUL. SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE. IN. AND OF, THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE - ETERNALLY VOID
OF THE THINGS SEEM TEMPORAL tsf. Paul. =
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL!
"LOvE IS THE FULFILLING OF THE LAW"
JESUS NEW COMMANDMENT. THAT YE
LOVE ONE ANOTHER AS HAVE LOVED YOU
MADE CLEARLY UNDERSTANDABLE BY
MRS. EDDY AND MISS HARRISON
you LOVE YOUR NEicHBoR AS YOURSELF
ACCORDING TO CHRISTI
YOU SEE YOUR NEicHBOR - IN HIS TRUE,
ETERNAL INDIVIDUALITY - NOT AS AN ADAM
OR AN EVE, BUT AS A SPIRITUAL IDEA OF
GOD, THE ONE REAL PARENT = WHOLLY
SPIRITUAL EXISTENCE OF A HOLY CHRIST
LIKE. SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS, ExcLUD-
ING. FOREVER. THE MYTHS = cARNAL,
MORTAL, HUMAN ADAM-EvE) so-cALLED MINDS!
MISS HARRIsoNs LECTURE WAS VERY CRATE
FULLY RECEIVED, AS VOICED TO US BY NUMEROUS
FRIENDS AND OTHERS ATTENDING THE LECTURE,
WE THANKED MISS HARRISON FOR HER BEAUT-
Full LECTURE. ENJOYING IT. AS WE DID HER PREvI-
Gus LECTURE m DETROIT. FEW MONTHS AGO.
AND SHE CALLED US BY NAME. AND WE SAID:
"YoU REMEMBERED NY NAME"
HER ANSWER: 20. THAT'S A NAME YOU REMEM-
BER"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12

AND MR. ALTMAN cRAcIousLv DID SO. m THE
FEW MINUTES ne SPOKE. He PAID TRIBUTE 70 THE
PINE AcHEv0MENT1 oP MR. clsLER AND MR. GRACE.
THEIR COLLEAGUES AND ASSOCIATES. AND 70 THE
FINE, coMPAehsNslvE REPORT They GAVE. He SAID
he COULD ADD LITTLE TO THEM = THE MoDEsTY
or CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN
AFTER THo MEETING. MR. ALTMAN ASKED THIS
WRITER 70 REpGAT, FOR The BENEFIT or A MAN
AND HIS WIFE. THAT story or MAURICE cHEvALIeR
PLAYING THE ROLE or A MILITARY OFFICER WHO
WlNtks At THE PRINCESS ...
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Nation


tConiinved from Back Page)
For months svkarno has been telling his people that
the military campaign against The Netherlands must have
top priority no matter The hardship at home.
Indonesia's 100000 people are in no position TO
argue because sUkarno rules by decree with The armed
forces full backing.
lndonesia today however. is hungry and the full imp!
cations are Just being brought home 70 Svkarno
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12
Monday Lecture


INFINITE GOD.
MR.. Germ GAVE THE MEANING OF INFINITE AS
you WOULD FIND IT IN A DIcTIoNARY-'UN UNLIMITED,
ALL-ENCoMPAssINC VOID OF INTERSECTIONS, ETC.
MR.. Germ APPLIED THE ADJECTIVE, 'INFINITE.'
TO ALL or THE SEVEN SYNONYMS OF GOD, GIVEN IN
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, AND AGAIN. AND AGAIN. EN-
PHAs:zso THAT IF YOU ARE CONG TO HONOR GODS
INFINITUDE - KEEP THE TEN COMMANDMENTS =
you MUST REJECT AS REAL PHYsIcALITY THE HU-
MAN MIND AND BODY. THE MORTAL. HUMAN. So
CALLED MIND!
IF you 20 NOT MAKE THESE REFLECTIONS, YOU
CANNOT DEMONSTRATE THE ALLNEss AND GOOD
NESS OF GOD AND THE PERFECTION OF YOUR TRUE
BEING. GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS YOUR
THINKING WILL BE RUNNING IN NEUTRAL!
TO OUR READERS:
LOOK UP INFINITE IN THE BEST DIcTION-
AIRY AVAILABLE TO you. AND IT WILL AID YOU
m APPREhENDINc THE MARVELLOUS, iNcoM
PARABLE CONCEPT OF GOD. AS REVEALED IN
THE lSTH-20TH CENTURY MANIFESTATIONS
OF CHRIST WITH YOU ALWAY MADE VISIBLE
IN UNDERSTANDING rsIcNs. WONDERS.
MIRAcLEsc-To ALL WHO WILL SUBMIT TO CON-
SEcRATED. STUDOUS. PURE LIVES, DEDICATED
TO JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS" AND LOVE
COD sUPREMELY AND YOUR NEIcHBoR AS
YOURSELF ACCORDING TO CHRISTI
SEE YOURSELF AND YOUR NEIcHBoR IN HIS
TRUE. ETERNAL INDIVIDUALITY - GODS MAR
vELoUS, SPIRITUAL IDEA! - NEVER A
hUNAN. AN ADAM, An EVE "A MURDERoUs CAIN
JUDAS, A KNAvE OR A FOOL THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD y - RePUDIATED BY THE
c-h-Lt-bL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS!
MR. Germ = CLEAR AS CRYSTAL
MR. Germ SPEAKS WITH AN EASY. TRIuM-
PHAkT SMILE or APPREHENSION
HE IS A RELATIVELY YOUNG MAN, WITH
A FULL HEAD or HAIR, WITH NO CRAVING VISIBLE.
EVERYONE WE TALKED WITH SAID THEY ENJOY
60 HIS MAsTeRfUL BEAUTIFUL LECTURE. AND WE
THANK SECOND CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST. FOR
HAVING BEEN THE GRACIOUS HOST
|
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Meeting =

tConiinued From Back Page)
YEAR AGO. CHARMING MRS. GRACE SAID re
THE WRITER: I'VE KNOW THE OTHER FRuEHAUFs.
BuT WE DON'T KNOW YOU. AND WOULD LIKE TO =
AND WE'D LIKE TO HAVE YOUR PAPER COME 10
OUR HOME WEEKLY"
AND SINCE THEN, MR.. AND MRS. GRACE
HAVE REPORTED, WITH ENTHUSIASM, THAT THEY
DO READ THE PAPER.
WRITER INVITED TO VISIT MR.. GRACE AT HIS
OFFICE, VIA OUR INVESTMENT COUNSEL.
LAST MARCH, AND WE PHoNED MR. GRACE AND
SPENT ABOUT AN HOUR WITH HIM. AND
WHAT AN HOUR THAT WASI
THAT VISIT SPOKE VERY WELL FOR MR.. GRACE,
INDEED He HAS AN EXCELLENT CAPACITY FOR REA-
soNINc AND APPRAIsNc HE WAS MOST GRACIOUS,
AND THANKED THE WRITER FOR ACCEPTING THE IN
vFTATIoN, AND SAID: "Do NOT BE TOO LONG IN COM
ING BACK AGAIN.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-12

MR. LESLIE c. ALTMAN, DIRECTOR
PRESIDENT, THE ALTMAN (odvertising) CO.,
INC. DETROIT, WAS INVITED TO SPEAK.
THE WRITER DURING THE ouEsTIoN'ANO-AN-
sWER PERIOD, ADDRESSED THE CHAIRMAN AND TIE
PRESIDENT, SAYING:
,IF NOT OUT OF ORDER. WOULD IT NOT BE MOST
WELCOME TO HAVE MR. LESLIE ALTMAN SPEAK
FEW WoRps7 A FEW YEARS AGO. ne DID SO, AGAIN,
AND AGAIN, AND AGAIN, AT ANNUAL MEETINGS
land what fascinating enthusiastic addresses he gave us
AND HEARTIEsT CONGRATULATIONS AND AAoCn
THANKS FOR THE FINE ACHIEVEMENTS or ALL or
YOU
MAR. cIsLER INVITED MR. ALTMAN TO RESPo
tConiinvsd Next Column Tep)
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tContinved From Back Paqs
IMPOSSIBLE IN THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE,
VERY GOOD" PERFECT! Genesis l:3D - OF
sUPERsATyRATED, INcoRRUPTlBLE. UNINvAD-
ABLE, oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE. OUR HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS
MANSIONS Christ Jesvs)
RR DISASTER. MYTH is OF THE
MIsc0NCEIvED GOD. MAN-LIKE /! = OF
HEBREWS. CATHOLICS. PR0TEsTANTs: WHITES
NEGROES. AsIATICs. AND ALL OTHER
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL ! THE
NON-CHRIsT SCIENTISTS
SEE pp 9 and 1872 OF "scIENcE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" BY MARY
BAKER EDDY - FATHER, SON. AND HOLY
GHOSTS GREATEST MARY - INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES. REvELAToR. WOMAN OF REV.
ELATloN l2:l.s. FOR THE REAL
"A GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN /!
"A WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE sum
THE MOON UNDER HER Feet
CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON !!
AND THE WOMAN MRS. EDDY. HERSELF.
THERETO TO- s6s ibd.e "cHRIsT, GODS IDEA,
WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND
PEOPLES - IMPERATVELY. ABSOLUTELY, FIN
ALLY - WITH DIVINE SCIENCE! - GODS
MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MES
svAH. "scIENcE or SCIENCES" OF THE UNI
VERSE - THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MlllEN-
MUM TO ALL PEoPLEsl
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PART
PUBLISHING GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
IS DEMANDING |!


AND NO WONDER HERE, BRIEFLY WE GIVE THE
SUBSTANCE OF OUR FEW MINUTES DISCUSSION OF
DIVINE REALITY m A RATHER LENGTHY VISIT: -
SATAN USING HARRY's TONGUE
OUR RESPONSE. LOOKING TOWARD BUT
PAST HIM.
SATAN. IN THE NAME OF GOD AND CHRIST
JESUS. l DEMAND THAT You CEASE
USING my BROTHER FOR A M0UTHPIECE'
THEM LOOKING At THE NURSE. BUT POINTING
TOWARD THE DEAR BROTHER. WE SAID: "HE IS,
RIGHT NOW, GODS PERFECT, ETERNAL. SPIRITUAL
CHILD! - NEVER BORN, NEVER DYING - NEVER
SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS I! - OF WOMAN.
UNcLEAN! lob, Old Tr
HE DID NOT DESIRE OUR READING or THE BIBLE
OR GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK TO HIM.
WE GAVE HIM A COPY or THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK. WHICH THE NURSE MAY HAVE USED.
INCIDENTALLY. WE GAVE HIM A BEAUTIFUL. LEA
THEIR BOUND. COPY OF SCIENCE AND HEALTH"
SOME IS TO 20 YEARS AGO. AND HE RETURNED IT
WITH CONTEMPT!
BROTHERS. RESPONSE: "PLEAsE LIMIT YOUR FU-
TURE VISITS TO FIFTEEN MINUTES"
WE HAVE SAID. BEFORE NUMEROUS WITNESSES,
THAT WE FIRMLY BELIEVE, BY THE GRACE OF GOD,
WE COULD HAVE GIVEN THE DEAR BROTHER FIVE
TO TEN YEARS MORE tAT THE VERY LEAST!
PART 5
ACCOMPLISHMENTS: MATERIAL, ARE
NOTEWORTHY =
ALSO HIS READY HAND TO HELP THE NEEDY!
HIS GENEROSITY CANNOT BE FULLY STATED
BY ANY SINGLE PERSON!
WHY Die S TO 10 YEARS PREMATURElY?
ne BELIEVED HE COULD SURVIVE THE FRIDAY
427 SURGICAL OPERATION OUR SISTER REPORTS
THAT HE NTiMArED THAT THAT WAS JUST RoU-
TINE STUFF
BUT, SUNDAY MORNING, 4/29, AFTER BREAK
FAST. He SUDDENLY PASSED AWAY. THINK.
ING sUFFocATioNl - A PRODUCT OF THE
DEVILS SUCCESS FOR A THIRD OF A GENERA
TIoN. IN DoWNcRADINc GODS TWO HIGHEST
REPRESENTATIVES SINCE CHRIST JESUS,
AND PRoPHEsIED BY HIM TO WICKED AND
ADULTERoUs GENERATIONS. WHO COULD
NOT BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND FINAL RE-
vELATIoWI
HENCE, HIS PROPHECY THAT THE FATHER
WOULD SEND ANOTHER COMFORTER, EVEN THE
HOLY GHOST. WHO WOULD TEACH ALL THINGS -
EVEN THE HEALING or MANKIND ANDl THE Ma
TIoNSI Revelation 2I:I - REVELATION or THE
REAL. THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH AND THE UTTER "No-T-H-Nc-N-E-s-s"
OF THE THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL tst.
Paul. - THE EVIL /! THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL !!
PART &
MOTHER PASSED ON FEBRUARY, 1926
AGE, Sc
AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY FOR WOMEN
OF THAT PERIOD A VICTIM or THREE
STROKES IN 10 DAYS TO WEEKS
DEVIL MAKES THE FAINT-HEARTED
MOUTHPIECES
MOTHERS PASSING ON WAS JUICY
PRETexT FOR THE DEVIL TO DCWNCRADE GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH AND CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TREATMENT
FALLAcY or FREEDOM or THE WILL; R.c.
PERTINENT.
BROTHERS GRAND DESTINY:
~ THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
THE NEXT WORLD, GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
WILL HEAL AND LIBERATE HIM FROM THE DEVIL.
WHICH SATAN BOUND MEDICAL HOSPITAL - ANY
MEDICAL HOSPITAL - COULD NOT ACCOMPLISH
MOTHER MAY VERY WELL BE- HANRYs CHRIS
TlAN SCIENCE HEALER
HE WILL, UNDOUBTEDLY, WELCOME THE oP
tconsinusd MAXI Coluno Teal
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MAY u, 1861
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Continued from Back PagsJ
PART
BETHESDA JESUS HEALS ONLY ONE CRIPPLE
the OTHERS WERE UNREADY, UNWORTHY
JESUS THERETO: EYES THEY HAVE THAT SEE
NOT EARS THEY HAVE THAT HEAR NOT HEARTS
THEY HAVE THAT WILL NOT UNDERSTAND LEST
THEY SHOULD SEE. AND HEAR. AND UNDERSTAND.
AND BE CONVERTED - AND SHOULD HEAL THEM
or THEIR DISEASES
Evening star., 1962-04-16

CHRYSLER Imperial '55 4-dr. Full
power. cleaning blk. fin, new
generator. voltage regulator. Ex-
cep. cond. S476.2S. AP. 7-9272.
CHRYSLER so New Yorker 4-dr.
sedan, dual factory air condition
ing, r. and h.. torqueflite trans.
power steering, power brakes.
power windows, power seat and
many other fine extras. Cleaning
black finish with Wv. tires. Fine
luxury car for only Sl,995.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Arlington Ford

1917 N. MOORE ST, IA. 7-s79O
CHEV. 81 Impala 4-dr. hdtp.. white
Must sell HE. l-3O4S.
Evening star., 1962-04-16

REINES MUIOR co.
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 10000
80 Premier 4-dr. hard
top. fully equipped incl factory
air conditioning S2,995. LEE D.
BUTLER, ll2l 21st St, NV, FE.
T-3oA5
Evening star., 1962-04-16
TAKOMA FORD

'56 b-cyl. 4-dr. sta
wag; green finish, auto, r. and
Evening star., 1962-04-16
THE EVENING STAR BIS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC Sc Star Chief 4-cT.
hsTdtop. fully equipped. incl.
power features, very clean, low
mileage. Must be seen. 81 i.395.
LEE D BUTLER, 1921 21st st.
NV. FE- G-3235
PONTIAC 81 Grand PriX. SO. 900.
factory sir. elec windows, low
mi FLOOD PONTIAC. 442l Conn.
PONTIAC SO 4-dr. hardtop: S2o5:
runs real good. rebuilt transrn-.
body needs work. marvellous buy,
good tTansp. SO dn-, Sls.99 mo.
REINES MOTOR co.
1870 Wilson Blvd. Arl IA. 10000
Evening star., 1962-04-16

LINCOLN 1859 Capri 4-door, jet
black finish, r. and h.. auto. p.s..
Immaculate condition throughout.
for real luxury, buy this beauty
today. Special sale price 1895.
Evening star., 1962-04-16

LINCOLN 80 Premier 4-dr. hard
top. fully equipped, extra clean.
low mileage, 1895. LEE D.
BUTLER, 1l21 2lst ST., NV.
FE T-2D4h
Evening star., 1962-04-16

CONTINENTAL 1859, full pow
cred. Beautiful. white conv. Like
new cond. Call CL. 6-l652.
Evening star., 1962-04-16

81 sedan, factory
executive car. Low mileage. with
factory warranty. Fully equipped,
including factory air conditioning.
AS much as $1,000 under original
price S4,a95. Your Authorized
Lincoln Dealer. LEE D. BUTLER
1921 o1St st NV FE 7-3245
Evening star., 1962-04-16

CONSUL SO 4-dr., 1000 mi. i'm
mac. $3.50. FLOOD PONTIAC.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
AT ALEXANDRIA K \
RAMBLER

l1O4 MT. Vernon Ave.
FORD '55 "6" Tudor Custom, blue
FORD '57 convertible; S795; fire
engine red, good top, beautiful all
around. This car reflects good
care, excel. tires, body, motor and
transm. A real special. Only $40
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Evening star., 1962-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1891 2-dr. hdtp.. std
shift. r. and h, Nv. l-ovner.
Best offer over 81 O50. Contact
LOIS THOMPSON. 7U3-437-l1s3
Evening star., 1962-04-16
CORVAIR 1861 Greenbrier sport

CORVAIR 1861 Greenbrier sports
wagon. custom equipped, 3 seats,
left door. top luggage rack, seat
belts. screens and mirrows. $4,000
cash, firm. JA S-17l7.
CORVAIR 81 4-dr. sedan, straight
shift, heater. Wv. S1.695. ny
ATTSVILLE BUICK. 55ll BALTIC.
AVE, HYATTSVILLE, MD. AP.
$4,000
Evening star., 1962-04-16
5HEV. 80 conv., fully equip. Excel
OLMSTEAD

OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. JA. 7-6500
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air 4-dr.. 8
cyl, power steering and power
brakes. Powerglide, r. and h., low
mileage. Sl,295.
Evening star., 1962-04-16

LINCOLN 80 hardtop black. low
mileage, fully equipped, embassy
car, professional driver. make
offer. AID. 4-3SOO
Evening star., 1962-04-16
AIS Motors

Valiant Plymouth h-Chrysler-Imp
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
IA o-4IOo
Evening star., 1962-04-16
USED CARS

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trans, r.&h., WV, 81 l.995. HY.
ATTSVILLE BUICK, 55ll BALTIC
AVE, HYATTSVILLE, MD. AP
$4,000.
Evening star., 1962-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FALCON 80 Tudor sedan, fully
equipped. incl. &c luxe interior. Jet
black finish. very clean. Sl,25O.
LEE D. BUTLER. 1921 21st st.
NV FE 7-3245
Evening star., 1962-04-16
Hill & Sanders

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
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0l0-lnR0
Evening star., 1962-04-16
AUTOS and TRUCKS WAMTEE

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1900 WIS. AVE EN-. 3-4S00
ALWAYS MORE CASH for private.
ly owned cars, any model. KIRK
MOTOR co TIA. Q-2R6l
Evening star., 1962-04-16
OLMSTEAD

OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-6500
OLDS 80 "gS" convert. white.
with black top. SWAY seats. fac
&C. elec. eye. ! own. He. 9-l9aS
OLDS '55 "9S" Holiday coupe. i'm
mac. cond.. full power Must see
TO appreciate. $3.50. CL. 6-006l.
OLDS 50 4-door hardtop. equip
Evening star., 1962-04-16
ALEXANDRIA
RAMBLER

1904 Mt. Vernon Ave. o
Va. OV. 3-OtOO
FORD '55 IS" Tudor custom. blue
Evening star., 1962-04-16

80 4-dr.. auto. trans,
p.s.. p.b., r. and h., air cond.
S400. OF. 4-5357.
Evening star., 1962-04-16

CHRYSLERS '62 company official
cars g to choose FROM. below
dealers cost. Coll FRED FRED
EDTTK r-R ~Q-0
Evening star., 1962-04-16

CADILLAC '6l "62" series 4-door
hardtop. fully equipped incl. fac
tory air conditioning, verv low
mileage and extra clean. So .9S5,
LEE D, BUTLER. lI2l 2lst st
NV. FE. 7-3245.
Copper River current., 1962-12-20
r FORIT REVI EW

The first basketball game played Fri day night at Copper Valley school. between the Copper Valley Faculty and the Valdez Engineers was won by Copper.
 Copper made it clean sweep that nj ght when the high school team to beat Valdez High by eleven points after being tied up at the half.
 Saturday was an even more exciting nj ght when the G1 ennallen 4. C.S. boys played the Valdez city team It was hard ard rough game all the way. At the end of the last quarter the score was tied at forty~tWo points apiece, and the game went into a three minute overtime. A. yCoS. couldn't seen to sink Whil le Valdez dun1ed in six points to win the gamey
 12ce second game that evening was be- tween Copper and Valdez Hi gh Schools again Copper made it two for two by beating Vclda1 again by more than twenty points.
 The last game of the weekend Nhi ch was played lnday afternoon, was between : AeC~ s. and the Valdez Engineers. It was mother fest paced game Whi ch ended up vi tn A. ,, s. out in front by score of q to =Oo
Copper River current., 1962-12-20
GOVERNOR s NEHS RELEASE

Governor Willi an A. Egan said today that State employees will be given Mon day, December 24, off so that those who vi sh to travel foz: the Christmas holi- day will be able to do sos
 The action is in line with exccu- tive ord or issued by President Kennedy goa10 t- t- 9i mi ega to Fedaral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Earnings Drop
Al Universal
Marion Corp.

Universal Marion Corp, for
mer Capital Transit Co. here,
today reported net income de-
clined for both the quarter
ending September 80 and the
nine months ending that date.
The former operator of the
Districts mass transit system
reported earnings were 1924, 773
or IL cents a share for the
quarter, compared with $349,-
087 for the period last year or
IA cents a share.
Net income totaled 81, 1870
for the nine months, or 40
cents a share, versus 81 ,236, 1853
or 81 cents a share in the like
period last year.
Universal Marion now oper-
ates a diversified complex of
Florida real estate and manu-
featuring in pipe, steel and
power equipment. It's head
quarters are in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Job Reductions
AT U. 5. Steel
Put at 1000

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (AP).-
United States Steel Corps cost
cutting drive is being stepped up
through lay-offs of low-level
management personnel.
The company, in confirming
this today, declined to go into
much detail. However, one in
dustry source put the number
scheduled to leave the payroll
in the next few months at
about 1000.
Like other firms in the in
dustry, United States Steel
Corp. in recent years has suf-
fered depressed earnings. Last
month, the common stock divi-
dend was cut to so cents from
rs cents a share.
White collar production SUI
pervisors mostly have been
affected, including some engi-
neerS.
United States Steel and other
steel concerns also have in
creasingly pushed for adoption
of labor-saving chronological
advances that have had the
effect of reducing blue collar
employment.
Company employment last
year was reported at 1929,
down from 225,081 in the pre-
ceding year but barely under
the 200, 1929 figure for 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Other earnings included:
For 2 Months Ended September q

free world about the danger of
deflation for months tells an
apt tale about the late Marcus
Wallenberg. The Swedish bank
er, says Mr.. Jacobson, once
told him that it was often his
role in life to be considered
wrong in his forecasts, for
when he saw threatening signs
he would go around warning
people of the threat and Sug-
costing measures which he
thought should be taken to
avert the threat.
IF then the proper meas
ures were taken and the danger
was averted, Mr.. Wallenberg
would be told that he had been
wrong, but nobody could be
more pleased than he when
such a thing happened"
Take steps now, Mr.. Jacobs
son is warning the United
States, to speed up growth
and he is particularly empha-
sizing tax reduction.
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ON WHEELS

There is great glee in Dear
born, Mich.
Three years ago, the Ford
Motor Company's Lincoln :
Mercury division went way out
on a limb and produced a new
type of luxury automobile the
Lincoln Continental.
A magnificent brute, it was
a slow starter, but the gamble
is paying off now. October sales
of the Continental about g.
200-were the highest for any
month in the cars 40-year his
tory.
Always dignified in its claims
for the car, Ford unbent a little
in a recent press release, say
ing that the Continental was
picked by one national auto
magazine as the best-engi-
neered car of 1861 and by an
other this year as one of the
leading seven cars in the
world.
"And this year." the release
grins, "the Continental is the
recipient of the sincerest form
of flattery = imitation"
In the Washington area, Con-
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By SYLVIA PORTER

plant capacity and spur corpo-
rations to invest in expanding
and undermining their plants.
This modernization is impera-
tive if we are to be able to
compete in the world markets,
increase our sales of goods
abroad and thereby help create
prosperity at home.
The most recent McGraw-
neSSmen will spend 8 per cent
more on new plants and equip
ment in 1868 than in 1862
on top of a rise of about 8
per cent this year. The con-
tinuing increase is encourag-
ing, for it lessons the danger
of a recession. But a rise of
only 3 per cent will not start
a real economic upturn, nor
will it put plants into suffi-
GENTLY modern condition to
compete more successfully
with the up-to-date factories of
many foreign producers.
Not until businessmen see
climbing demand for their pro-
ducts will they step up their
spending on new plants and
equipment, and they won't see
that demand until the economy
again gets moving ahead at a
brisk pace.
It's an urgent need because
only a strongly expanding econ
omy will give the United States
the power to win the cold-hot
war. We have taken on enor-
nous burdens to defend the
free world and aid new and
underdeveloped lands. We car
carry these burdens if we are
economically prosperous and fl
nancially sound, but they will
become increasingly intolerable
if we are Just ambling along.
Warning Offered
We simply cannot settle fol
sluggishly growing economy
in view of these three urgent
needs.
Per Jacobson, who heads the
international Monetary Fund
and who has been warning the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
Area Executives Form
New Marketing Unit

A group Of Washington and
Baltimore marketing executives
have formed Marketing Dy-
namics, Inc. in Chicago to pro-
vide merchandising materials
and services.
Matthew M. Gouger, former
vice president of Glenn L.
Martin Co. (now Martini
Marietta) and General Aniline
& Film Corp, is its president
and board chairman. Edward
Freel, former representative
here for FMA, Inc, Bethesda
electronics firm, is vice presi-
dent and eastern region sales
Raymond Greiner of
Rockville, Md. will represent
Marketing Dynamics in this
area.