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Milford chronicle., 1962-03-16
Traffic Law Cheating
May Mean Death
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yourself or others, time and salary
lost from your job, damage suits,
possible loss of your drivers Ii
cense and other consequences.
Once the public is convinced
that each individual has a personal
responsibility for traffic safety"
he said, 1--WE can begin to. make
inroads into the shocking traffic
accident record which this year is
showing an increase in fatalities"
, 1962-03-26

!. See the Model Home Display: A charming
Three-bedroom, furnished house is on dis
play at Golden Rock NOW just below the
Supermarket. It can be built outside Gold
en- Rock, on your lot, wherever it is.
!. Lot Owners 80 Occupy, rent or sell one Of
these houses with your lot as down pay
ment instead of cash.
!. Non-Lot Owners - If you don't own a lot
you can get n under this plan for as lit
, 1962-03-26

tie as 800 cash down. Think Of it! - For
example, qualifiers can own a $4,000
home for as little as $500 cash down pay
ment.
Veterans at Annals Hope - You can
have one of these housewife these favor
able terms, built at Annals Hope ~ as lit
tie as $500 a month tprincipal& INTEREST,"
Specify a "Dylite" Insulated House.
FIJI A Approved.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
WORD GAVE
Find 81 or more words in
PER E C T E d

meaning completed" Average
mark, rs words; time limit, 80
minutes.
Rules of the game: /. Words must
be Of four or more letters. 2. WordI
which acquire four letters by the
addition Of IS" such as bats" cats, .
are not used. 8. Only one form of q
word is used. 4. Proper names ara
not used.
Answer to sNOWBOUND
snow, snood, snob, mub, sown. soon
Evening star., 1962-10-02
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Greedy Player
Gets Spanking
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD

It's bad manners to ask fol
a piece Of cake, you were tolt
when you were a child. Just
wait patiently and somebody
will offer you q piece. VERY
hard advice for a child to fol.
low. but it should be easier tt
apply the principle to bridge
since you are now grown UP.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AQJ1O9
VA
o10s76432
&6
WEST EAST
As A542
vQJ1oss52 "a
oAQJ oK8
AT 4AQ1os5s2
Z SOUTH
AAK876
0K763
o5
%Ks4
South West North East
IA 20 a. All Pass
Opening lead: Heart queen.
Evening star., 1962-10-02
BY Rupe
BY WaIt Disney

sound, sundown, sunbow, sum. swoon
nouns, nous, noon, nodeus, onus, wood
wounds, bonds, bounds boon, bonus
bund, undo, downs.
Evening star., 1962-10-02

Opening lead: Heart queen.
Declarer won the first trick
with dummy's ace of hearts
and saw a bit of cake lurking
about in. the form of discard
ing dummy's singleton club. If
he hadn't snatched at this del
icacy, somebody might have Of
fered it to South.
AS it happened, however,
South couldn't wait. He led a
trump to the king and led out
the king Of hearts to discard
dummy'S singleton club.
And what a spanking South
got for this greedy play!
To begin with, East ruffed
the king Of hearts. South
therefore gained nothing by
diScarding the club. Then East
returned his remaining trump,
reducing dummy's ruffing
power.
Starts Diamonds
South now started the dia-
monds, but It was too late.
West won the first diamond
and led the jack of hearts to
make dummy ruff. South could
win only his own five trumps,
two ruffS In dummy and the
ace of hearts. Down two.
Go back to the first trick
and see what happens If South
is less greedy. He wins the ace
of hearts to begin with and
then leads q diamond from
dummy.
The defenders are not likely
to cash the ace Of clubs since
that's no way to beat four
spades. West probably wins the
first diamond and returns the
jack of hearts. South can ruff
in dummy, ruff a diamond. lead
a trump to dummy, ruff an
other diamond and then draw
trurnps, ending in dummy. The
rest of the diamonds are good
and South wins IL tricks in
stead of only eight.
South would have to make
the greedy play If his contract
were six spades. At four spades,
however. he should go after the
diamonds without the slightest
delay.
Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
A542 "a oKS %AQ1O95S2
What do you say2
Answer: Pass. Most experts
would bid if the long suit were
a major, but. there is no great
advantage in straining to open
substandard hand with a
long minor suit.
- y
For SheinwoId's 36 : page
booklet. "A Pocket Guide to
Bridge, . send Soc to Bridge
Book, Washington Star, Boz
1913, Grand Central Station,
NetD York II, N. Y.
Copyright. 1862, Gen. Features cOrp.)
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Jupun Governors
Leuve Honolulu

HONOLULU, May IL (AP),
six Japanese prefectural gov
ernors left BY plane Saturday
for Los Angeles on the second
leg Of . I2-day exchange visit
to United States cities.
Eight United States Cover
nors toured Japan last month
The Japanese governors had
. busy day Friday In Honolulu
including receptions, tours and
news conferences.
Cities they win visit In addi-
ton to Honolulu and Los An
geles are Las Vegas, New, Den
yer, Detroit, Buffalo, Pitts.
burgh, Knoxville. Washington
Boston, Manchester, N. H., Al
bany, N. Y. and New York.
The governors are Iwataro
Evening star., 1962-05-13

Or tried 70"
Evening star., 1962-05-13
AMERICANS WILL SOON WALK
TO AVOID CARS, TITOV SAYS

PRESTWICK Scotland (AP) Cosmonaut
Maj Chairman Ttov and his pretty wife Tamara touched
down at Prestwck on their way home today and said
he had seen some strange things In the United States
"Among the strange things was the number Of cars
People win soon have to walk 1t wiz be quicker" he told
reporters ee3
The other thing you had to pay for walking
along the street" Mr.. Ttov meant the toll bridges
wherever you 60 have to pay money. You almost
have to pay money to breathe the fresh air. he said
OF American people he had kind things to say.
MY main impression Is Of the people Of Annerca--
the engineers scientists and workers They very
warm Many greeted Us in the streets in Russian he said
and added with smile
"Or tried TO-"
Evening star., 1962-05-13

Safety PaCrol Parade, SpOn-
sored by the American Automo-
bile Association.
One Washington school,
y-Miller Junior High, won
third place in competition
among the 43 bands in the pa
rade. Sixteen other Washington
area schools received awards.
The estimated 135, 900 parade
viewers applauded as various
units displayed q wide variety
Of slogans, floats and maneu-
vers. -... -
Sloganeers showed they haC
more than traffic safety OF
their minds. 1t. Col. John II
Glenn. jr. was there in spirit
Unit after unit showed slogans
based on his space exploits.
What seemed to be the
worlds tiniest majoreete, q
little moppet with long blond
hair, tripped by lightly with the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Opti-
miSts Drum and Bugle Corps.
The crowd was silent as the
safety patrol from Fairfax
County's Belle Willard School
for crippled children passed In
a bus. The patrols slogan was
"Wheelchair. crutches and
braces, safely take us places"
AS part Of q float stressing
police-puhlic cooperation, two
policemen held German Shep-
herds on leashes. The dogs
were Just behind four appre-
hensive children who couldn't
resist sneaking a peak over
their shoulders now and then
Another highlight Of the pa
rade was q uniformed drill
team from Jacksonville, Fla
The Jacksonville fifth-graders
wearing helmets, twirled theil
man-sized rifles and gave q
well-drilled rifle salute at the
review stand.
Adults in colorful uniform.
and carrying drawn saber,
kept vigilant eyes on theil
wards as they marched in stey
by the judges. Units without
Sabers took a more nonchalant
attitude as they shuffled by thu
reviewing stand.
The five youths who Friday
received awards from President
Kennedy for saving lives were
in the reviewing stand to receive
and return salutes as theil
State delegations marched by
Other State delegations hac
to settle for salutes from traf.
fic safety professionals and DO.
lice chiefs.
1t was a near-perfect day
and q perfect parade, officials
said.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Dutch Calm
Despite Talk
OF Invasion

BIAK, West New Guinea,
May IL (AP).-This strategic
jungle island-poSSibly the No.
l target Of any Indonesian in
vasion attempts going about
its business as calmly as a
Dutch burgher on q Sunday
stroll in Amsterdam.
The Dutch civilian is as
phlegmatic as ever-seemingly
unruffled by President Sukar-
nos threat to capture West
New Guinea by the end Of the
year.
Military strateglsts say any
war would be quickly over once
Mr.. Sukarno's troops capture
Biak, with its big naval and
air force complex. and the
Dutch administrative capital OF
Hollandia. about $40 miles to
the east.
In the past few months the
Dutch have beefed up Biak's
defenses.
Don't the Dutch know about
Mr.. SukarnoiS threat? Don't
they care?
The answer is "yes."
What would we do If the
Indonesians landed2" said one
civil servant. "If they over.
whelmed us-and they have
the manpower-we would evac-
uate. Of course. We have evac-
uation plans. We can get
away"
Many already have returned
to Holland, but officials pointed
out others have arrived to take
their place.
What Is the feeling In Biak
OF the native Papuals?
The Dutch say the Papuan
population on Biak-as In TIE
rest Of West New Guinea-want
self-de determination and not Mr..
Sukarno.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

Schools receiving awards in
the parade are:
SLOGAN DIVISION-Charles
barnett Of Alexandria, Va,
Bradford, Pa, Victoria Villa of
Baltimore, and from the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Benning,
Stevens-Sumner, Stuart Jr.
High School, Francis Scott Key,
Kenilworth. James F. Oyster
and Terrell Jr. High School.
BEST SLOGAN IN PARADE
Grover Cleveland, District Of
Columbia.
/ HOATS-North Glen, Gler
Burnie, Md, Henry Clay, Ar.
lngton. Va, and from the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Shepherd
st. Gabriel's, and Grant.
MOST UNUSUAL FEATURE
-Benning.
BEST APPEARING IN EACH
DIVISION-Division I, Audu-
bon. Audubon, N. j.; II, DeKalb
County, DeKalb, Ca: III, st.
Gabriel's. District Of Columbia;
~, Charleston, w. Va: v, Gov
ington, w. Va; VI, Brookland,
Md.
BEST MAJORETTE
GROUPS - Senior Division.
New Bern, N. c.; Junior Di-
vision, Boyertown, Pa.
BATON TWIRLING - Jun
Tor Division, First, Sharon
Elder. Victory villa, Baltimore: !:
Second. Donny Rafron, Cam
bridge, Md. and third, Sharon
Welsh, Bethesda, Md; Senior
Division, first, Linda Gresh,
and second. Sherry Moll, both
Of Boyertown, third, Paines-
vile. Ohio, and Best in Parade
Sharon Elder. Baltimore.
DRUM g. BUGLE CORPS
First. Audubon, N. j., second
Lincoln, Fairview. N. j., and
third, Bethesda Chevy Chase
Optimists.
/ BANDS - Junior Division
first, Boyertown. Pa; second
Haddon Township, N. j., and
third. Kelly Miller Junior High
School,; Senior Division, First
Boonsboro, Md. Second, New
Bern, and third, Greencastle
Pa.
BEST BAND IN EACH d.
VISION - Division I. Boyer
town, III, Boyertown Junior
High School. Boyertown,; III,
George Wa ashington High
School Alexandria, Va; ",
New Bern, v, Enporia, Va, and
VI, Boonsboro, Md.
BEST BAND IN PARADE
Boonsboro.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
VOTERS TO GET
CHANCE TO SIGN
CHARTER PLEA

Citizens working for q
charter government in
Prince Georges County,
plan 70 have referendum
petitions available for sign
ing at each Of the coun-
tvs 70 voting stations dur
ing Tuesdays primary,
The Project Marlboro
Home Rule Charter Com
mittee is soliciting 10000
signatures needed to put
charter on the ballot in the
November general election.
The petition deadline is
July %.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Mother Will Visit
Son Held in Chino

TOKYO, Sunday. May Is
tAPD.-Mrs. Mary Downey Of
New Britain. Conn, mother Of
John Downey, an American inn
prisoned in Communist China
since 1852, arrived here early
today en- route to visit her son.
She was accompanied by her
son, William.
Both Mrs. Downey and her
son declined to discuss their
plan for entering Red China.
In New York, William said they
planned to enter Red China
Tuesday near Hong Kong.
They win leave Tokyo some
time today for the British
crown colony.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
100 Germans Protest
u. S. NucIeur Tests

BONN. Germany. May l.
(AP).-A crowd of about 100
demonstrators today marched
on the United States Embassy
at nearby Bad Godesberg tc
protest nuclear tests by the
United States in the Pacific.
Police said the placard-car-
rying men and women created
no incidents. The protest was
organized BY Q group called
the opponents Of military
service International"
Evening star., 1962-05-13

Uchiyama Of Kanagawa,. To-
kichi Abiko OF Ya1naeata, MI
kline Kuwahara Of Aiehi, Hito-
shi Shibata Of Chiba, Sunao
1keda Of saga and Choemon
Tanabe Of Shimane.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Pukistun Gets Mil

kARACHI.-Pakistan's first
steel mill Is to open by 1865
with an initial production Of
35O.OO0 tons per year. It Is to
be built by an American firm.
Swindell- -Dressler Corporation.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
Fair TriuI Motto

SPRINGFIELD, nl.-The in
scription' over the door Of the
Illinois Supreme Court Building
says AUDI alteram partem"
('Listen to the other side.")
Evening star., 1962-05-13
$4,000 Youths March
In Sofety Petrol Parade

Washington received 2OOOyouth dose Of traffic safety
yesterday.
The youngsters from 26 States and the District Columbia
marched down Constitution They dragged and
chand slogans they judges National School
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29
Ron,ney-

(Continved from Back Page)
1.-THE BIBLE SAYS THAT WE SHOULD BE JUDGED
BY WHAT COMES OUT OF OUR MOUTHS, AND THAT'S
HOW THE CANDIDATES IN THIS CAMPAIGN SHOULD
BE JUDGED.
81 certainly hope that concerned citizens will follow
the campaign closely enough TO recognize the garng in
conssenees the eveehangng character Of the state
ments made by my opponents.
As example Of that inconsistency day they
calling tool Of the old guard and the next day they
accusing of 'me-tooism" "
RoMNEY SAID THAT THE NAME-CALLiNc AND
MUDsL INCINC TACTICS OF NY OPPONENTS ARE NOT
GOING TO DIVERT MY ATTENTION FROM THE REAL
ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN"
He listed these leadership, putting an end TO sPe-
ciaI interest" government and fiscal reform.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29
Advice

Confinued From Page ~
He told press conference IL would be PITY it in
erest rates the U.S. But he cautioned that
en attempts TO spur business activity must be taken in
moderation"
THE SWEDISH ECONOMIST STRESSED THAT IT IS
MOT EASY" FOR THE KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION TO
FOLLOW AN ExPANsIoNARY POLICY BECAUSE IT Al
WAYS MUST CONSIDER TIE POSSIBILITY OF uNFAv-
oRABLE REPERcUssIoNs ON THE US. BALANCE OF
PAYMENTS
Mr.. Jacobson predicted, he has before that the
American payments deficit will disappear next year But
he maintained the U.s. walk carefully because the
balance Of payments" problem is not yet solved
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29


easions. left without transportation.
The Order Of Railroad TsIssrsphsrs called strike
Its oldfashoned name gives hint Of IFS troubles.
Time was when the tsegrsphsr with his Morsseods
skill Of The esmorovs figures Of raroading He
sat BY his clicking bug and typed the messages received
The movement Of trains depended him. The safety Of
pssssnosrs and freight in his hands.
But time moved Trucks and buses took toll TeIe-
type machines replaced the code operator The machines
faster They gave the message instantly in all
stations No relays were required.
The station manager has little TO do. He actually
works, in the meaning Of the word. very little Of his
eight hours The railroad consolidate suburban
stations longer needed.
Many Of the who would have been Consolidated"
out Of Job have worked from 20 TO 30 years the lob
they hold majority Of them reportedy are Of an age
which would not permit retrsinins for employment
Pensions would be some years away = and small.
The issue firemen in the cabs Of dieses another
which must be resolved Il there TO be peace in railroad
ing.
Nonpartsan boards have. after exhaustive review. rec
commended that fremen be phased of diesel cabs Argu
ments TO the contrary not convincing.
But here again have human situation What about
the human beings involved? We could say with truth that
the managemen Of railroads and the unions The airines
flight engineers similar exampe inexevsaby have
failed them.
Planning should have begun years ago to make these
inevitable transitions painless and deeeny humane
civilized society would wish IL TO be-
This problem Of the and his value was neglected
labor negotiations radonaIy have been
power struggle. rather than genuine bargaining Todays
economic and industrial revolution in techniqve and
chimes has been long time along the road
The national need and the human need cannot finally
be ignored in free society Capitalism which is the basis
Of economic society for both labor and management
afford ignore human costs New concepts bad
iy needed.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29
Veto

tConinved From Back Paesj
TEACHERS FOR THE MOST PART ARE JUMPED WITH
THE SHOW BUSINESS PERFORMERS UNDER THE
UNIONS CONTROL. THIS INTEREST. CLEARLY ENOUGH,
IS M0TIvATED BY THE ANTICIPATION OF A NEW AND
FRUITFUL AREA FOR UNION ACTIVITY.
Now he education people agree to such coversse for
the professionals from the world But they
ssf that the teachers something else again. There are
lots Of complications here such eonfraciurs allegiance
TO school board vnon the ownership compensation
OF residual rights broadcasts, and perhaps Ultimately
the bargaining for higher pay And this is what AFTRA
sees as its opportunity for enhanced power.
THE OUTRAGEOUS THING, HOWEVER, IS THAT
THE UNION IS INTERESTED ONLY IN ITS OWN ENDS.
IF CHANNEL l3 CANNOT OR WILL NOT COME TO
TERMS, AFTRA SEEMS WILLING TO LET THE NEW MET
RoPoLITAN UNIVERSITY OF THE AIR DIE ON THE VINE
THIS IS cALLOUs CONTEMPT FOR THE PUBLIC INTER.
EST INSTEAD OF JOINING TO AID EDUCATIONAL
TELEvISIoN, THE UNION HAS DEALT IT A HEAVY
BLOW RIGHT AT THE START.
SUCH IRREsPoNsIBILITY AND sELFIsHNEss STAND
CONDEMNED
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29
Lecture

CONTINUED from Back Page)
WENT TO HER ROOM, AND AFTER SHORT PERIOD
OF TIME. RETURNED TO HER MOTHER = WELL THE
MOTHER ASKED: WELL, WHAT DID YOU DO?
HER ANSWER: IN THE LORDS PRAYER READ
FOR THINE IS THE KINGDOM WELL, THEN. THE DEv.
IL HAS NO KINGDOM.
FOR THINE IS THE POWER! - THEN. THE DEVIL
HAS NO POWER
AND GODS is THE GLORY. THEN. THAT RULES
OUT THE DEVIL ALTOGETHER
NOT SO LONG AFTERWARD THE LITTLE MISS WAS
AGAIN TROUBLED WITH THE SAME CONDITION. SHE
AGAIN LEFT HFR MOTHER. WENT TO HER ROOM TO
GIVE HERSELF SOME MORE TREATMENT RETURN
ING SHORTLY AFTERWARD - WE'LL!
HER MOTHER ASKED: WHAT DID YOU DO THIS
TMEY
'oH THE LAST TIME FORGOT SOMETHING = IT'S
FOREVER AND EVER = AND THAT SET NE FREE Al
TOGETHER!
MR. BRooNEs SPOKE WITH MUCH JOY. AS IS HA
BITUAL WITH OUR FINE, INCOMPATIBLE c.s. LEG
TURERs.
UPON BEING INTRODUCED TO HIM BY MRS. EN-
GELS, WE SAID: THANK YOU FOR A BEAUTIFUL LEG
TURE, AND IT WAS SO ELOQUENTLY DELIVERED
THAT EVIDENTLY PLEASED Mr.. BRooNEs. AND
HE REPLIED IN LIKE FASHION.
EVERY ONE WE SPOKE WITH THOROUGHLY EN-
JoYED THAT HEAVENLY FEAST OF SOUL.
THE COMMUNITY ARTS AUDITORIUM OF WAYNE
STATE u. KIRBY BETWEEN cAss AND SECOND AYES,
WAS ALMOST FILLED.
MR.. BRooNEs CAME OUT OF THE MUSICAL WORLD.
AND WE WERE MUCH IMPRESSED WITH HIS CLEAR
ENUNclATIoN AND JUDcioUs USE OF PAUsEs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29
Russia

(Confinved from Back Page
GOD, VIA MRS EDDY'S MAN CHILD = RULER
OF THE NATIONS - TO YOU: "GlvlNc DOES NOT
IMPovERIsH US IN THE SERVICE OF OUR
MAKER. NEITHER DOES WITHHOLDING ENRICH
U.s.! LOVE = cHRIsTLIKE = is THE Full
FILLING OF THE LAW HOW MARVELLOUS, I'M
PERATlvE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, SCI
ENcE or SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE! ElUCl-
DATES JESUS NEW COMMANDMENT - THAT
YE LOVE ONE ANOTHER AS HAVE LOVED YOU -
WITH AWAKENING TO, APPREHENSION OF,
HEAVEN At HAND, WITHIN YOU! - MARVEL
oUsLY DEMONSTRATED BY NY HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED, INCOMPATIBLE SON. cH-I-l-DL-Es-s
CHRIST JESUS!
HIS RESURRECTION AND ASCENSION REDUCED
TO THEIR NATIVE N-o-THI-N-c-N-E-s-s" The
ERRORS OF SATANIC. ADAM-EvE "LoRDcoD"
Qcen. ~, etc., AND HIS PSEUDO, BuRlssooe,
SATANIC HUMANS socALLE0 MAN OF The Dos'
OF THE GROUND - MYTHS - MULTI
LN-c-NE-S-Sl
DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE! IS FULLY EXPOSED
IN my ONE AND ONLY SANE, HONEST. sA,%w 'o'e
FREE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS = MY SHk'S''
SCIENTIST - VOID OF sATANRoBBED, ADAM
EVE PASTORS OF THE FLESH - WHOSE
PASTOR IS KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE WIFI
ITS GUARDIAN, LiBERAToR, THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK! - MY ONE AND oNI'
INFALLlBLE MASTERPIECE BIBLE PASIok
- REvELAToR OF THE FUNDAMENTAL. sIekNAl
vERITIEs IN THE AUTHORIZED MANuSekr..
THE FIRST CHAPTER or GENESIS = tAro.'Mo
THE DEVIL SEEKING TO SPEAK FOX De..'
VIA "LoRD.coD" ApAM-EvE GIGANTIC FRAUDS
AND M-Y.THs
GENESIS I:3I: "AND GOD SAW EVERY In.No
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PAREN. 1KeA'o"
- HoNoRED BY THE cH-I-L-DL-E-s-s CHK'S'
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29

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He gave governors generally soothing speech that
heavily stressed recent improvements fhe strength Of fhe
dollar and that sought convince the world currency mar
kets that period Of calm and stability is al hand
Some Of fhe confidence is real and some is but an e
fort TO produce the stability that the experts proclaim
ing is at hand.
A currency only is strong as the confidence that
supports IT, Mr. Jacobson and the governors are making
deliberate effort persuade the world that they should
have confidence in the dollar which took heavy speeu
Istive pounding early th and in he other i'm
porfant national evrreneies we'll
Mr. Jacobson bIvnfiy told the governors that they
should avoid proposing policies that undermine the I'M
provement" that has taken place.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29
Jobs

(Coniinved From Back Pags)
AND BEWARE OF THE DEVIL SEEKING TO SPEAK
FOR DEITY IN SUBSEQUENT CHAPTERS. AS
"LoRD-CoD"l
GEN. 1871: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
HE THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HONORED BY THE c-H-L.DL-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS u
HAD MADE. AND, BEHOLD. 1T WAS i-Ls-l
VERY GOOD"
Gen. 2l: THUS THE HEAVENS AND THE EARTH
WERE FINISHED! UTTERLY VOID OF DEVIL
ADAM-EvE IoRDCOD' FRAUDS, HUMANS!
MYTHS H. AND ALL THE HOST OF THEM"
LABOR CONTRACT NECOTIATORs BLIND TO
DISAPPEARING JOBS"
A human problem halted the Chicago and North West
ern Railroad II the plight Of human beings which soon
may bring all rail lines to stop
The dilemma poses question If work is perhaps mans
supreme value what happens when the work ne has been
dono for much Of his life becomes unneeessarys
What anything. the responsibility OF soo'efy our
corpssivs system, and government?
The trains of the c NV Railroad were halted by
vary small union with than 1000 members Thousands
of men and women members Of other unions. thrown
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-09-29

l-Ls-l VERY cooD"!
Genesis ALL THUS THE HEAVENS AND THE
EARTH WERE FINISHED! AND ALL THE HOST
OF THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF DEVIL ADAM
EVE loRoGoD' FRAUDS. HUMANS MYTHS
"cRoMYKo cR0WlS NOT ONE CENT
FROM RUSSIA FOR U.N FORCE"
UNITED NATIONS GPl-In advance Of an important
policy address today TO ths UN General Assembly Soviet
'oe'sn minister Andrei cromyko, served notice his gov
ernmen will not pay cent to support the UN force
in The Congo
cRoMYKo's VIEWS ON UN FINANCING cLAsHep
WITH THOSE OF ADlAi e. STEVENSON, CHIEF U.s.
DELEGATE. STEVENSON TOLD THE ASSEMBLY THURS.
DAY IT SHOULD AFFIRM "A POLICY OF COLLECTIVE
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY" FOR UN. ACTIONS.