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Evening star., 1962-09-01
Emerson, Mckinley Plan
To Force Lovers Game

She plays Marion Boundy Of
Canada next.
Mrs. Jones, the Middle Allan
tic champion, never lost service
in routing Joyce Davenport. q
member Of the Junior Wight
man Cup team, 6-3, 60, but
will have q toughie next -
Maria Bueno, the former r
United States and Wimbledon
titlist.
Loses Service Only Once
Meanwhile, Miss Southmayd
cruised to a 6-3, 90. triumph
over Karen Herich Of New
YORK. Miss Southmayd lost her
service only once, early in the
first set, and had too much
versatility for herV German
born foe. Next for Miss South
mayd is FRANCHISE Durr of
France. -.
Among the victorious men
yesterday were Jan Eric Lund-
quist Of Sweden. the sixth seed;
former Washingtonian Jim
Farm and young Tom Edlefson
Of Berkeley, Calf, who looks
like a quarter-final possibility
iE the bracket left vacant by
Nicola Pietrangeli. who failed
to appear.
Karen Hantze Susman, the
Wimbledon champion from San
Diego. won impressively, but In
the process knocked off Justins
Bricka, ranked No. 5 nation
ally, Ga, Ga. Other ranked
United States women to bow
out in the same tough eighth
Of the draw were Billie Jear
Moffitt, No. 3, Marilyn Mont
gomery, No. z, and Judy Al
varez, No. 8. Miss Moffitt, who
pulled the big upset in Wimble-
don by knocking off top-seedec
Margaret Smith of Australis
in the first round, led Victoria
Palmer, two-tirne Nationa,
Junior champ. IS, 0-5. wher
she became Ill and retired.
Evening star., 1962-09-01

Luplow hit a two-run homer
for Cleveland and Woodie
Held's two-run homer was the
big hit in a four-run seventh
that put the Indians ahead to
stay. Robin Roberts took the
loss, making his record OF.
Jim Burning was pounded
for II hits but he lasted until
two were out in the ninth to
win his 18th game for the
Tigers. Bunning's double, his
fifth straight hit over two
games, snapped q Ii tie in the
fourth. and Rocky Colavito's
31st homer with @ man on
increased the lead to Al.
Evening star., 1962-09-01
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

The second guessers were
having a field day today in
replaying the bunts by the
Angels and Senators in the
eighth inning of last nights
second game.
The upshot of it was that the
Angels bunted into q double
play on a third strike with q
runner on second and nobody
out.
And the Senator's failed on q
suicide squeeze bunt with the
bases loaded and nobody out
but they still had another
chance and made good on it to
win the nightcap, Az. They
lost the first. 6-3, on three
Angel homers that accounted
for the six runs. The split cost
the Angels a half-game to the
Yankees. Here 1t is September
and they trail by 31a games.
You may never see another
Evening star., 1962-09-01


tie IS.
The 1851 Yankees were only
Ia games in front. The 1862
club is three games ahead.
Last night the whole Ameri-
can League showed why.
The Yankees beat the Ath-
leticS, sci, in one Of those ball
games where the pitchefs seem
to be working from the stretch
all the way. because there are
so many men on base.
Red Sox Clip Twins
1t was only the third Yam
kee victory in IL games, but
the other clubs have failed to
take advantage Of that pace.
The Twins, in second place,
were beaten, Us, by the. Red
Sox and slipped three games
back. The Angels dropped q
Az decision to the Senators
after winning the opener Of a
pair. 6-3, to fall 31a games
back. T..
In other league action, the
Indians trimmed the Orioles,
9-6. and the Tigers took the
White Sox, So.
Ford ran his record to 14-7
he lost only five all last
year-as he worked 71s innings
before he tired out. Marshall
Bridges finished UP.
The Yankees got is hits, the
first 13 Of them singles, and
four walks off Ed Rakow anc
two successors. They left Il
men on base. The Athletics
who had nine hits, stranded 10
:. Tom fresh homered in the
eighth for the Yanks. Maris
with a sore left arm, sat out
the game.
Donovan Wins 18th
Bases on balls set up the
Twins undoing. and Carl Vas
trzemski and Gary Geiger fin
ished them off with two-rur
hits. Trailing, 7-4, the Twins
loaded the bases on three
straight hits in the eighth but
could get only one run home
Dick Radatz won the game ir
relief.
Dick Donovan won his 18th
going all the way for the In.
dianS after he survived a four.
run Oriole fourth that featured
Jim Gentile's 31st homer. A
Evening star., 1962-09-01
BY STEVE GUBACK
star staff Writer


FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept.
LII Rod Laver, the irresistible
Aussie, is beaten in the 82d
National tennis championships
here, Roy Emerson figures he
knows how to do it and Chuck
Mckinley says he's finally
ready to try.
The top-seeded Laver, three
quarters of the way home in
his bid for the first tennis grand
slam in "a years, makes his
llong-awaited debut today
against Eleazer Davidman Of
Israel.
Davidman should be no prob
lem to Laver, but Emerson and
mckinley, seeded second and
third. respectively, and plotting
the big ambush, insist they are
''I didn't play enough before
Wimbledon" Mckinley said
yesterday after a whirlwind
50, 6-l, 6-l triumph over
Bob Bowditch of Ft. Eustis,
I"but I feel like I'm ready this
time"
If Mckinley is ready. Emer-
son figures he's due.
IF / get to the finals, ]
think I've got a good chance.
Emerson said after busting off
Francisco Contreras, the Mexi-
can Davis Cup captain. 6-1,
l6-3, Us.
when Rods not playing
well his backhand is shaky, and
that's what you have to at
tack" Emerson said. "In oul
matches, il ones a bit off, it.:
usually curtains. / hope Roo
will be a bit off this time"
1t was curtains yesterday
not for any Of the favored mer
but for four of the United
States top eight women, all ot
whom had the misfortune to be
Evening star., 1962-09-01

Totals JJ1pI Totals "a 10 4
a-Singled for Retzer In 9Th; b-Ground-
ed out for Fregosi in 9TH.
Los Angeles -. ....... 900 oe7 Ooo-a
Washington ... o.. 900 ITO e7x-S
Ell. Thomas. Po-A- Los Angeles a..
10, Washington n-l7. DIP Hsmiin, Hin
ton and Bright; Daniels and Hamlin.
L0B-Los Angeles s, Washington 8.
Torres, Hamilton. HR-L. Thomas. SB-
Hinton. S-Lee.
Evening star., 1962-09-01
SENATOR'S, "a,
ANGELS, 81

Washington 10. DP-Moran CSnassisted1
LoB-Los Angeles S, Washington II.
2B -Hamlin, Hinton. 3B-PiersaI. HR-
G. Thomas, Torres, Bright, Rodgers. S.
Evening star., 1962-09-01
Senators Snap
Wild 9th Inning Marks
Victory in Second Game

single, and Chuck Hinton then
singled to left. Harry Brisht's
attempted sacrifice bunt was
q beauty, and there was no
play as he beat it out for q
hit, loading the bases with no.
body out.
Brings in Spring
| The next batter was Ken
Retzer, but Manager Bill Rig
ney brought in Southpaw Jack
Spring to pitch to the left
handed RetEef, the Senators
leading hitter. Manager Mickey
Vernon called Retzer back and
sent in Danny O'Connell.
O'Connell hasn't been at bat
for q couple of weeks, at least.
but he is the best bunter on
the team, and in addition he
was batting 500 for the sea-
son against the Angels, with
IA hits in 2S times at bat.
He missed the ball on the
second pitch and Johnson,
breaking for the plate at full
steam, was an easy out. But
the runners moved up, and af-
ter fouling off several pitches.
Danny scratched q single up
the middle and two runs scored.
Now he's batting $50 against
the Angels.
Mickey's Version
This was Vernon's version:
81 wanted to make sure we
scored at least one run, and
I didn't want o popup by Ret
zer against o lefthander and
then maybe q double-play,"
Mickey said.
THE play was for O'Connell
TO bunt on the second pitch,
with everybody running. Il
thought they might pitch out
on the first pitch. knowing
O'Connell Is a good bunter.
I figured that even II he failed
on the squeeze. we still would
have runners on second and
third with one out, and the
double-play threat would be
eliminated" That's what hap.
pened. i. y
After losing 10 straight at
home, Daniels won in relief
for his first victory here since
opening day. He now is ella
for the season. He pitched two
innings and the only hit was
q double by George Thomas
past johnson at third with two
out in the ninth. u
Hamilton Just can't seem to
get past the eighth inning. In
his last four starts he has been
ahead or tied after seven, but
has been taken out in the eighth
and his successor has been the
loser three times and the win
ner once.
Steve slashed a triple to CEN
ter in the fifth and scored on
JohnSon's single to make it 30,
but in running out the triple
with his giant strides, 1t ap-
parently took something out of
him. The Angels scored two in
the sixth on Lee Thomas
homer, q walk, single and a
double-play.
Chased by Double
He retired the bottom of the
batting order in the seventh
but was removed after Moran's
double in the eighth.
Claude Osteen, who had
given up only 9 home runs this
season. was tagged for George
Thomas second with one on
in the second inning and Felix
Torres 10th with two on in the
third, giving the Angels q SO
lead in the opener.
The Senators stayed within
reach with IA hits, including
Bright's 18th homer, a triple
by Jim Piersall and doubles
by Hinton and Ken Hamlin,
but left II stranded. Ted
Bowsfield was taken out with
a So lead after the Senators
tagged him for seven hits In
three innings, and Dan Osin-
ski was the winner in relief.
Evening star., 1962-09-01

Pursuers in AL
Stumble Again
By the Associated Press

As September dawned year ago. the Yankees had 81 VIC
tories Whitley Ford had Of them Roger Maris had 81
home Mickey Mantle had 4s.
Entering the pennant month this the Yankees
have won only 70 Ford has IA victories. Mars
The Adak sun., 1962-04-16
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The Adak sun., 1962-11-19
MARINE BARRACKS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT,


Friday morning, l6El ov62, about ol0o
heard some sounds coming from out
side my squadbay window. I got up to
sees What the noise was and at that
time I saw approximately 20 Marines
taking turns tobogganing down the
middle Of A Street. I watched them
for a few minutes and then decided to
go back to sleep. 7 layed in my rack
for awhile and just couldn't get to
sleep. The noise sounded like 1T was
coming closer and closer until
heard them right in front Of the Bar
racks. I arose again to see what
they were doing and saw they we're
starting to build a snokman-at least
I thought it was a snowman until I
got dressed to go out and help them.
When got there, they Informed me
that it was going to be a snoMMoman.
It took US apr oximately one hour to
construct her. I'm sorry to say
that she fell over during the early
morning hours and there weren't many
people afforded the wonderful oppor-
trnity to see the Narine Barracks
SnoN1xQnan. She fell!
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19
JoMMGs

Joining, our happy little home in
the Birthplace Of the Winds, just 200
miles eastof where today begins to-
morrow, we're the following Marines
Who Joined on the dates Indicated:
LCpl ". R. BARRETT .3Eov62
PFC W. A.. CHA21BLESS 3lovo2
Pvt NJ. V. BELAE:GEf, 9Nov62
ALL three Marines joined us from
the2ad Marine Division, Camp Lejeune,
North Carolina. Welcome aboard, men!
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19
EXTENSION
Lenord L. DOOR

Lance Corporal Lenord l.. DOOR
extended his enli tment on L. Novem-
Der 1862 FOR a period Of two years.
Lance Corporal DoRR is due for trans
fer from Ada]x. this month and is now
waiting for orders from Headquarters
Marine Corps for his new duty assign
ment.
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19
IT'S 4 BOY!

Corporal Lewis r. PERKINS became
the proud father Of Theodore Richard
Perkins, when he was ,born, at about
1000 on the 18th Of November 1862.
Theodore, weighing 7 pounds and 6
ounces, is presently living with his
mother, IRIS. Judy L. Perkins in
okemos, 11ichigan. Congratulations
Corporal PlRAIrS On becoming a new
daddy.
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19

We Of Marine Barracks are happy to
have you aboard. Put your all and
your best in your. work and you will
have fine tour Of duty on Adak,
IT'S 4 BOY!
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19

The Marines here at Adak take this
opportunity to express our thanks to
all those Who assisted and Joined with
us in our 18TH birthday celebrations.
1t is occasions such as this that make
usroud to be Marines and part Of the
Armed Forces Of this great land, the
United States Of America.
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19
EDUCATIQS

Corporal c. P. D1LEo has recently
completed his MCI Course on Individ-
ua1 Protective Measures.
SERGEANT lAJ0R.s CQREER
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06

THE GOVERNOR OF MIssIssIppl

Gov. koss 1arnsss, OF Mississippi defed nav Eeder,
restraining order yesterday afternoon and refused
ally for the second time land finally TO admit James
Meredith Negro student to the slwhte University Of Mis-
sissipp Mr. Meredith flew TO Jackson The state esD,I of
Misssspp from New Orleans accompanied by Federal Of
fieials who pressned him to the Governor in trb,er
scene st 40 pm. $3.50 pm, E.D.rJ
hostile crowd Of nearly $500 persons who had wait,
ed for hours on the rear LOT Of the State Capitol booed and
shouted 'nsv'fs at Mr. Meredith when he stepped from
pale green Plymouth Car before fhe heavily guarded State
off'ee 6u'd'ns This building stands the street TO
the rear Of she Capitol.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
(x) INDIA: ROOM AT THE BOTTOM"

II is not surprising that again there is talk Of fhe
need overhaul the Congress Party organization The Par
fy had sharp warning in the last elections that
take It's monopoly of power for granted In several
States its majority has been greatly reduced and It is
that IL does find the to prepare itself
for the tasks ahead may lose ground in the next
elections
The paradox of the challenge faces is that the main
threat TO II even today not from wihov but from
within IFS ranks.
No scheme of constitutional reform can be OF much
avail long the party unable to achieve greater de-
gree Of theological cohesion Circulars to party units exhort
inq them give up their attitude Of apathy and develop
IAN alert outlook and fresh thinking only invite cynical
smiles when there is little evidence of fresh thinking or
even Of harmonious working at the top
In Whatever way the problem is viewed the effective
ness of any organization reform will depend upon the sbi
ty Of party draw itself young people who ardenfy
believe in its program and will work for H. II is the utter
lack Of such csdres today in e party which explains not
only the indisepIne in IFS ranks but also its inability TO
make success Of The community development program.
The program has failed TO foster the spirit OF selfeP
ssnq the villagers has been dependent petty
officials and not on local leaders, The Congress regain
its old elan only IL has two dedicated men in every
village who are wholly committed to its programs. The
Times Of India Bombay
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06

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TEMPORAL tSf Paul. = THE EVIL THE HUMAN!
THE MATERIAL - MATTER, SIM HELL, AND
THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM.
EVE "LoRD-coD" cen. 27, etc., FRAUDS AND
MY-T-H-sl
THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE" - LINCOLN
QUOTING SHAKESPEARE - FULLY EXPOSED, VIA
FATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS INcoMPARA.
BILE PROPHECIES, REvELAToR, WOMAN Matthew
1898; Revelation l2:I. s. = YOUR PRECIOUS POS
TERITY, OF SEVEN GENERATIONS SCOTCH, ENGLISH.
PROTESTANT. AMERICAN HERITAGE, MARY
BAKER EDDY - WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON REV. 1851
AND MRS. EDDY THERETO: CHRIST. GODS IDEA,
WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS AND
PEOPLES - iMPERATivELY. ABSOLUTELY, FINALLY
WITH DIVINE SCIENCE! p. SOS c.s. TEXTBOOK.
NEW ELzAeEJHAN ERA IS TURNING OUT A
FLOP"
When Queen Elizabeth II succeeded TO the throne 10
years ago. there was much talk Of the British entering
Eizabefhan age reminiscent Of the farangng expor
the exvberant poets and paywrghs and the Elizabeth
eovrtiers who ready for anything such to
msnd navy an army and ssonsh the world with the
finsry Of their clothes and in the pennng Of sonnet
song.
And so the New EIizabethans Of 1852 to be on
their toes with light in their eyes and confident facing
Of ehsIIengss
The first decade Of the present Queens reign has end
3D. such hopes have sadly dwndled even dis
appeared sign of this the recent report in The Times
London by who had made Investigation into the
nations spirit and mood He discovered maaise, sense
Of bewidermenf lack Of purpose and general Amos
phers Of doubt Of actual depression Instead OF an
esaernsss to meet problems and challenges there was
general nssasiviiy Of response.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Nuns


-Four Roman Catholic and unidentified eov-
pie were killed on Mis- II miles northwest OF Cadillac
The unidentified man and burned bsyond
rseonaison whsn their caught fire shortly after the
crash with the nuns Three other nuns were admitted
TO Mercy Hospital, Cadillac. in critical condition
49,. Car carrying the man and was travel
ing 90 TO IS miles ovr and apparently had crossed the
center line ...."
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06

ANcs. ESCAPES SOMEWHAT FROM ITSELF AND RE.
ooakeS Lass eEPose."
BUILDING coLkAPsEs, 10 Killed"
BRUSSELS = At least 10 persons were killed Monday
w"sc fbrssssoy office building collapsed here Eleven
were still missing.
'hs structure may have been Weakened by eonstrvc.
non work a. bwldps being erected close by.
Asovt 80 employees Of the Belgian national office sf
statistics were at work when the disaster occurred Fifteen
workers were close to the building in Me construction SITE
"he bvlldozer seoeped earth from cavity near the
statistics office the building began rebs and suddenly
split in half.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06

N. Y. Trb. 9I8-62
Strapped and stripped down for crash landing 80
passengers and fovr fovr-engine prop es
cir User swssssd ovf for hour half the sovpy
skies over kswYork yesterday
The pilot tried everything in the book to strashfen
out an apparently locked landing gear.
The manevvers included at point 3.0oofoot dive
over fhe Atlantic that smmed the passengers and
down into their seats like dive bombepiIots The big ship
pulled out Of the plunge 5000 above the sea.
At l244 pm. the pilot Capt. D. Lowry. 49, put the
Trans Canada viekers viseovn down Tight feather"
as passengers described II dIewd Airport
way thanked by ambvIances and crash-crew trucks.
The landing gear held firm and there injuries.
The plane had taken off from Toronto.
Al Newark Airport, meantime, iwin-engine Beech
craft plane owned by drug firm, the Upohn Co.. made
safe belly landing II had eirced the field for hours with
disabled nose Wheel
It's two side wheels collapsed the plane touched the
runway The propeller bent and the vndersde denied
in the slide but the pilot eopot and two company officials
not injured.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
GUS SCh0LLE : IN SUBSTANCE, the
FOREGOING APPLIES TO DEAR OLE GUS !
AND H0FFA! DEVIL PLAYING GOD!
"ROMlNEY-NuNN DEBATE STIRS
EMPHATIC PRO-CON COMMENT"

To she Editor: vs. watched fhe Great Romney Num-
Debate on Tv and can why Mr. Romney
willing TO pay for the fme Among fair-mnded thinking
people that half hour should have gained him votes
than all his speeches and campaigning TO dafe
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
Building

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FRAUD, THAT THE GOD AND FATHER or
CHRIST JESUS, FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS. IS !ne
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lac MAN - NEVER BORN, NEVER pr'No
ADAM.EvELEss NEVER A SINNER NEvEk
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lob. o.TJ
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D. We Science and Health with KEY 70 'ne '~""
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THE TERM SCIENCE, PRoPtkLI oND ',,e cov
REFERS ONLY TO THE LAWS or GOD AND TO n's vov
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FROM TINS II FOLLOWS THAT BUSINESS 's,"s, msM r"
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06
India =

tconsnved From Back Psos
ARE MYTHICAL - THE EVIL THE HUMAN!
THE MATERIAL I - MATTER, SIM HE'LL, AND
THEIR FATHER. THE DEWITT - GIGANTIC ADAM
EVE "LoRD-ooD" Genesis 27, eie) FRAUDS
AND MYTHS!
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND. IT
IS WITHIN YOU" Jesus AND THE EXCLUSIVE
REALITY OF THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE
NEW EARTH" VIA FATHER. SON, AND HOLY
GHOSTS INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss REvE-
lAToR GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY = WOMAN
OF REVELATION l21. S; Rc. Apocalypse
"A GREAT WONDER IN HEAvEN"!
"A WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE sUN"!...
CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS" WHOSE
IMAM CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A
ROD OF IRoN"!
MRS EDDY THERETO p. sos Apocalypse, GODS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK: "cHRIsT's GODS
IDEA WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS
AND PEOPLES = IMPERATVELY, ABSOLUTELY,
FINALLY - WITH DIVINE SCIENCE" -
THE HOLY GHOST. GODS DIVINE SCIENCE "scI-
ENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE! - THE
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
HEALER OF THE NATIONS F.! Revelation 22:2) =
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RETURN! - FoREvERMoRE = IN HIS
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ITS NATIVE NoT-H-ENc-N-ES-s"!
- FoREvERMORE - IN HIS ASCENSION!
JESUS MODERN KNGDOM:-MY ONE AND ONLY
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THERAPEUTICS, MY CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
mirror Of World Opinion
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06

uNIhvAoAsts. oAANlPREssNT HEAVEN ANN
ETtkNAL LIFE AND TINE UTTER N.o-T.uI.M.cMs.
- .rs THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL Isl. psvD :
MS.TIfte-A-t ! - THE EVIL THE HUMAN, Tw.
MATERIAL ! - MATTER, SIN Hrii Aun -. .r..-
fASno& III DEVIL - GIGANTIC ApAMEve
~toeo@oo~ Gen. III, etc., FRAUDS ANn
A-SI.n-s GEN l:3': "AND GOD SAW EVERY
IIaNc THAT HE LTHE ONE REAL pARrMr,
CkeA!0w = HoNoRe0 BY THE c-HI.L.pLe.ss
WAS tl-S-l VERY oooD~l -S' !"
GEN. 81: THUS THE HEAVEN "ANp rne
EARTH were FINISHED AND ALL TIE uoer
Or IttkM" = UTTERLY VOID OF MArTee s,n
HELL, AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL, mspe
~ GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE "LoRocoD" Gen o.z
etc., FRAUDS AND MYTHS -''
"6AnN the lAw
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-06

W.T. CSO
oNs AND ONLY SANS, HONEST, sATAN-FREE
CHURCH THERAPEUTICS. My CHRIST, ScieMTIsT =
HEALER OF THE NATIONS - REvELAToR or
Tbte REAL = THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH" AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY!
AND THE UTTER N-o-T-H-N-cNE-ss or THE
THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL tsf PAUL. - THE
EVIL THE HUMAN! THE MATERiALl