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Evening star., 1962-10-03
British Controls
On S&L's Praised

Few businesses in Great
Britain are subject to greater
restrictions and control than
building societies, reported
Andrew Breach, deputy chair
man of the Building Societies
Association of Great Britain.
here today.
Addressing the Ninth World
Congress of the international
Union Of Building Societies and
Sayings Associations at the
Nayflower Hotel, Mr.. Breach
said the societies, which per-
form functions similar to those
of American savings and loan
associations, are restricted to
MORTGAGES, investments or loans
within a very narrow range.
The manner in which advances
or investments may be made
also is controlled in much de-
tail, he said.
However, the controls save
the societies from embarras-
msnt ard trouble and are not
the welfare state" type OF
legislation, he added. The words
"building societies" in Britain
represent a guaranty of safety
for investors and a fair deal for
borrowers, he declared.
The Congress program Will
conclude Friday. Sir David
Ormsby- Gore. British Ambas-
sador to the United States,
will speak.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
U. S. Steel Acts
To Meet Cuts in
Kuiser's Prices

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (AP).-
United States Steel Corp, the
Nations largest steelmaker,
moved late yesterday to meet
the price reductions ordered
earlier in the day by Kaiser
Steel Corp. on the West Coast.
Leslie B. Worthington. presi-
dent of United States Steel,
issued the following statement;
"Today's revision in Kaiser
Steel Corp. prices is being
studied. Our schedule of prices
will be revised so that we will
remain competitive"
A company spokesman de-
clined to elaborate. He was
unable to say whether the
changes would apply to West
Coast deliveries, where Kaiser
operates, or to all United States
Steel sales.
He added that he under
stood some of the Kaiser re-
ductions placed their products
at price levels below the United
States Steel Co. price.
After studying the move
overnight, Bethlehem Steel Co..
the Nations second largest pro-
ducer, announced that it will
be competitive as to steel prices
on the West Coast"
Evening star., 1962-10-03

Around 100 million copies Of
these publications come from
the firms modern web presses
annually. 1t employees around
400 persons at it's plant at 301
N streets NE, and at sales Of
fices at 1900 Connecticut ave-
nue NV.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Move TripIes Space :.
Of Enterprise Federal

anniversary year. It started
operations on the second floor
of a wholesale grocery firm and
later used part of the office of
James F. Shea at SAB Indiana
avenue NV. It then moved to
its own quarters at Seventh
street and Indiana avenue NV.
and in 1858, to the present ad-
dress.
The association is a member
of the Federal Home Loan
Bank System and the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance
Corp.
Enterprise Federal is headed
by President Martin A. Cook,
who is a past president of the
District Savings and Loan
League. Francis j. Hayes, also
active in league affairs, is ex-
ecutive vice president and Sec
retary. Timothy A. Dunworth
is vice president and assistant
secretary, and Patrick F. Han
nan is treasurer.
Thomas H. Locraft Associ-
ciates were architects for the
remodeling, and Skinner and
Garrett, Inc, was general con-
tractor.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
National Publishing
Is Sold for Cash

w. w. Rapley, principal
stockholder and president OF
National Publishing Co., sold
the company to Mccall Corp.
for cash, it was reported by
President Herbert r. Mayes OF
the latter firm in New York
today. The amount was not
disclosed.
All operating personnel OF
National Publishing will be re-
tained and L. c. Shomo will
continue as executive vice presl-
dent. The Washington firm Will
be operated as a division OF
McCall's, it was announced in
this column yesterday.
National Publishing prints
more than so magazines and
newspapers, many Of them
publications of the larger
national associations head
ouafBered in Washington
Evening star., 1962-10-03
SBIC's Get Warning
On Buying Own Stock

Small business investment
companies were warned today
by the Securities and Exchange
Commission they must abide
by certain provisions of the
Investment Company Act and
other regulations when pur-
chasing their own outstanding
stocks.
The SEC said increasing
numbers of closed-end invest
ment companies, and particu-
larly SBIC's have been buying
their ownstocks. Officials said
some of the companies have not
abided by the laws and regula-
tions.
Under the Investment Com
pany Act, investment compan-
les must give stockholders ad-
vance notice that they plan to
make stock purchases. And
the general rules and regula-
tions under the Securities Ex-
change Act of 1884 require dis
closure of all material facts in
connection with purchase ot
outstanding shares by an issu-
| ing company.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Steel Dumping
AtCut Prices
Nears Crisis

NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (AP)-
American steel men are in
creasingly worried that foreign
producers may disrupt the
market by dumping" metal
here at cut-rate prices, Iron
Age magazine said today.
1t described the problem as
reaching a crisis stage and
said there likely will be new
charges filed in an attempt to
halt the practice.
Six steel companies filed
suits last week complaining
that wire rod was being sold
in the United States at prices
lower than charged in the
country where it is produced.
Import controls are provided as
a defense.
The national Woodworking
weekly said suits may be filed
soon charging that buttweld
pipe and stainless steel pro-
ducts are being dumped" here.
Meanwhile, the publication
said it appears the industry is
enjoying its first really inn
proved market since last May.
It says october sales appear
headed for a 5 to 10 per cent
Improvement, after first esti-
mates that they would barely
hold even. November looks
considerably better, the publi-
cation says.
New orders for automotive
steel are a primary factor in
the improvement, the publica-
ion said. The tempo of orders
1as picked UP and General
Motors has indicated it will
BOOST its rate in November.
The magazine said orders
rom general users also have
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Emertron Unit Moves
To Rockville Location

Emertron, Inc. a subsidiary
of Emerson Radio, has moved
one element of its laboratories
to National Capital Research
Park in Rockville, Md, from its
former Silver Spring location.
Emertron will occupy around
5000 square feet of space in a
plant that also houses Rabinow
Engineering Co.
Richard j. Donohoe, presi-
dent of Donohoe Construction
Co. of Washington, developer
of the park, said facilities at
National Capital Research Park
will be enlarged by addition OF
a new wing to the present
building to offer more space
for both Rabinow and Emer-
tron. Construction will start
soon.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Saxon Urges
Open Door
In Banking

Banking must be kept open
to new ideas and new capital
and this can be done without
jeopardizing soundness of the
system, declared Controller of
the Currency James J. Saxon at
the opening of Washington's
first new bank in 20 years
today.
Mr.. Saxon spoke at cere-
monies opening the new Dis
trict of Columbia National
Bank at 1912 K street NV.
He termed the opening a
signal event" in any COM
munity and said such a bank
is important to the economy
trade area and the country as
a whole"
More than 200 persons in
cluding directors, depositors
and guests attended the open
ing.
The controller said tn a
while a bank must be subject
to sound and careful regula-
ton, being subject to such
regulation should not affect
the Importance Of bringing in
new capital, new ideas and an
"invigorating infusion of a
fresh outlook"
Banking in many ways has
stood apart from the main
stream of thought which has
guided the development of our
private enterprise society, he
said.
But there Is a need equally
essential to our progress and
not in conflict with the aim
to insure the soundness of our
banking system. That is the
need to adapt the provision OF
banking facilities and services
to the requirements of eco
nomic growth-and indeed, to
stimulate that growth.
"The new District of Co.
lumbia bank, I am confident
fully meets all Of these tests
and has a bright prospect in
the days and years ahead"
Evening star., 1962-10-03

Enterprise Federal Savings
and Loan Association today
moved from a temporary loca-
ton to its remodeled and con-
solidated offices at 813 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, where
its space has been more than
tripled to provide for rapid
growth.
When the association moved
to 813 Pennsylvania avenue in
May, 1858, its assets totaled
$9.3 million. Today they stand
at an all-time high of $37 mil
lion.
AS steady growth required
more space, Enterprise Federal
acquired an adjoining building
and moved to temporary quar-
ers at S05 Ninth street NV,
to permit the complete remod-
cling and consolidation of the
two buildings, with an attrac-
tive new front and a uniform
interior.
The enlarged quarters, which
will be the scene of formal
opening ceremonies from 8 am,
to 9 pm. tomorrow and Friday
will provide four floors for the
association. Before conStruc-
ton started, the old site pro-
vided only a first floor, mez-
canine and basement.
The attractive new front is
of limestone an white marble
with pillars of green marble
The interior has decorations OF
green, gold and blue, predom-
inantly. The counter and PAN
ell work of walnut matches the
desks. Modern lighting and air.
conditioning are features.
Organized in 1892. Enterprise
Federal is celebrating its 10th
Evening star., 1962-10-03
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association of Securities Dealers in
washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. Wednes-
dav Oct0her 3. 1859:
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Hot Shoppes Earnings
Reach Record $1.14
"A Share During Year
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Hot Shoppes Inc national restaurant motor hotel and
food catering organization founded 3 in the Nations
Capital today reported atime high earnings Of $I14
share during the fiscal ended July 49, SO cent gain
over So cents share in the previous year.
In an annual report mailed stockholders today
Evening star., 1962-10-03
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the coun-
ter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Earnings

AerOjet General in 9 months
ended August 81 earned $780,
ATT or $1.S9 a share VS.. $685.
148 or $1.92 in 1861 period.
Alsc0, Inc. in year ended May
81 had a loss of $4,034,428 VS.. a
loss of $5,294,588 in 1861.
Amerace Corp. in SO weeks
ended September 8 earned
$2,437,643 or $1.21 a share VS..
$3,615,579 or SLIT in 1861
period.
Pratt g. Lambert in 6 months
ended June 80 earned $562,218
VS.. $596,301 in 1861 period.
Hudson Vitamin in 3 months
ended August 81 earned $271 ,632
or 80 cents a share VS.. $277, ,616
or 33 cents in 1861 period.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
AustroIiu Registers
SIS Million Bonds

The Commonwealth OF Aus
tralia yesterday filed a registra-
ton statement with the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission
covering a proposed $25 million
public offering of 20 year
bonds.
The issue will be underwrit-
ten by a group headed by Nor
gan, Stanley & Co. Proceeds
will be used for public works.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures have aver
aged 316 q week this year. The
total of 1906 compares with
3,208 at the same date a year
ago-Septembe er 7.-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Electric Power Production in
the week ended September 29
totaled 16,023, 100000 kilowatt
hours compared with 16,439,-
100000 in the previous week,
but was 4.5% above the like
week a year ago.-Edison Elec-
trio Institute.
E. 1. du POnt de NemOurs &
Co. announced acquisition Of
Adox Fotowerke Of Frankfurt,
Germany. Adox employs 1000
and produces black and white
and color film and a number
of other Photographic mate
1.ia1S
Evening star., 1962-10-26
HOLLYWOOD
That Divorce
Worries Pamela
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Pamela Mason is visiting a hyp-
notist in Beverly Hills, hoping
to solve her divorce problems
with James. While Mason
himself has found a new ro-
nance at Malibu Beach.
After all these years, Liza
beth Scott is no longer under
contract to Hal Wallis. But
Ray MiIIand's 21-year-old son
Danny has been signed by
Revue for movies and television.
Same former MICA outfit
gave a seven-year deal to Diana
HyIand, who played Heavenly
in the Broadway production OF
Sweet Bird of Youth"
II y y
All the major studios and
some minor ones are bidding
for "Mr. President" and they
don't care what the Broadway
critics said, so there. Person.
ally I thought the Robert
Ryan-Nanette Fabray show was
charming, and much better
than the advance reports had
led me to believe. Glenn
Evening star., 1962-10-26
: By SHEILAH GRAHAM

Ford was quite peeved to learn
that Hope Lange had been dat
ing this and that feller while
| in New York. The first
house-guest in Glenn's new
quite magnificent home here
will be Sir Alec Guinness.
You'd be very surprised to
learn with whom Anthony
"Checkmate" George is in love
:. With Bob Evans getting $e
million for his garment busi-
ness, ex-wife starlet Sharon
Hugeney may reopen her di-
vorce settlement. Van
Johnson and Carroll Baker are
advertised "in person" for their
Come On Strong" Broadway
play. I don't see how else they
could appear!
4 \ \ y
Anna Maria Alberghetti has
left for Valparaiso, Chile, with
Evening star., 1962-10-26

Egan, star Of the Empire"
series, are feuding with scalpel
and six-shooter. 1t started
when Richard stated in an in
terview that he did not con-
slider operations entertainment
English actor James Donald,
so good in Bridge on the River
Kwai," is co-starred with James
Garner and Steve Mcqueen in
1.-The Great Escape" James
was discussing his early career
as an actor. IT left college to
join a repertory theater in
GLASGOW. I was paid So a week
and fired after a few weeks. "
Eli Wallach says it pays to be
Evening star., 1962-10-26

comeback there a decade ago
after she had been counted
down and out.
ROsalind Russell is on the
warpath against the person who
started the story that she does
not do her own singing in
Gypsy" ITS not that I'm a
great singer, says ROE wrath
fully, "but I can sing"
When Tony Curtis was told
by a producer, Il can raise SIS
million for a film on your name
Alone" Tony replied, (which
name, Curtis or Schwartz"
Evening star., 1962-10-26

bad in movies-for him, that is
Every time Eli plays a villain
as he does in his latest, "Hov
the West Was Won," he raise:
his price.
One hundred and four "Un-
touchables" and three years
later, Robert Stack finally gets
to kiss the girl-luscious Diane
McBain, his love interest in his
film, THE Caretakers."
y y n \
You must have read a lot
about the London Palladium
You will see it in "The Lonely
Stage" movie, complete with
Judy Garland, who made her
Evening star., 1962-10-26

| finance Claudio Guzman to
meet his parents. They had
planned a spring wedding. but
with his family in Chile, and
the romance so warm, they
may end up getting married
there. Anna still has to dc
Carnival" in Chicago next
month.
When Hal March and his
wife come to California in No
vember for his BLOW Your
Horn" date at the Biltmore,
guess who will throw them a
very large party - Ruth and
Milton Berle, to take you out
of suspense.
y 4
Matthew Rapf, producer of
Ben Casey" and Ric hard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
EDITORIAL


Continued From Back Page)
svtons Jewish groups are equally united the issue
very large Of population who belong
to no ehvre-sbouf 47'S-prohsby have desire to be
taxed for secfsrisn instruction.
The clerical group professionally dedicated to the SUBJ
sidy quest for all ts noise quite small Anfic'eres'
movements. like the developing in the United
States represent a sound human reaction to tyranny
Many will join resistance to the erection OF an oppes
sve clerical apparatus at taxpayers expense. Read all
about u right in these pages.
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Arch Bailey

tConsinued From Back Psge)
FEW MORE WORDS WERE SPOKEN. AND THE
LADY WAS ASKED TO LOOK INTO THE MIRROR AND
SHE SAW THAT THE CoTRE HAD MELTED AWAY!
EXPLANATION, NATURALIZATION:
MRS EDDY, THE DISCOvERER AND FOUNDER or
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HAS TESTIFIED TO THE POWER
OF DrvNELY SCIENTIFIC PRAYER AND THE SILENT.
KNOWING OF THE TRUTH, EFFECTINC MARVELLOUS.
INSTANTANEOUS CURES!
THIS LADY, IN MAKING AN APPOINTMENT WITH A
REPRESENTATIVE OF GODS ONLY CHURCH THAT
DECLARES - AND DEMONSTRATES - THE PERFEC-
TON OF THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS.
AND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF HIS CREATION,
OFFSPRING UNIVERSE - VERY GOOD! Genesis l:3l)
AND THE UTTER N-o-TH-i-N-G-N-E-S-S OF THE THINGS
SEEN, TEMPORAL tst. PavIl-THE EVIL. THE HUMAN.
THE MATERIAL!
SATAN = FALSE WITNESS : BLOCKED!
THE TRUE WOMAN, GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS,
WAS LISTENING TO "oUR FATHER-MoTHER coDT
SATAN WAS DOING THE TALKING, AND RESENT
ED DlsREsPEcT. AND GAVE UP IN DISGUST |! -
AND HIS PHENOMENON. THE coiTRE. WAS RE-
DUcED TO ITS NATIVE NOTHINcNESS"
MR.. BAILEY, CS.B. = AN ARTIST, TOO!
WE FELT INSPIRED TO so STATE OUR ADMIR-
TON TO NUMBER OF OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FRIENDS AND THEN AT THE STATLER HILTON HOTEL
WE HAD THE JOY OF AN INTRODUCTION THROUGH
OUR GOOD FRIEND. MR. LEE NORTON. ASSISTANT
MANAGER.
WE ESCORTED Mr.. BAILEY TO THE WAITING
TAxcAB, SAYING TO THE cABBiE: YOU'VE PRE-
cIoUs PASSENGER. TAKE GOOD CARE OF HINT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

CALLED II EXISTENCE" INSPIRED. NO DOUBT. IN
PART ~ THE CIVIL WAR lsLooo OATH Myth =
ALL WARS ARE M-y.THsD
BIRTHS FLOODS : NoAH's ARK NEEDED
THERE WERE SEVERE DIFFICULTIES ~ Jesus
TIME - THE WICKED PAGAN. ROMAN EMPIRE
THERE WERE SEVERE DIFFICULTIES IN OUR BE-
LOVED LEADERS TiME
SONS ARE CONCERNED OVER THE POPULATION Ex-
PLOSioN'l
NOW or COURSE THERE IS NO SUCH THING IN
GODS ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF suPERsATuRATEo.
lNcoRRUPTieLE. UNAVAILABLE oMNIPREsENT HEA-
VEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
IN THE GLOSSARY OF OUR PRECIOUS TEXTBOOK
MRS EDDY DISCUSSES NoAH's ARK OF SAFETY =
PROVIDED BEFORE THE GREAT FLOOD tADAM-EvE
MYTH! APPREHENpED ONLY BY THE ADEQUATE
LY PURE IN HEART
WE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS GOOD sAMARITANs'
BROTHERS KEEPERS - ARE PRIVILEGED IN AIDING
VICTIMS OF THE POPULATION EXPLOSION" AND
BRINGING THEM INTO THE METAPHYSICAL. SPIRIT
uAL, HEAVENLY. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ARK OF SAFE
TYl
DEVIL USING sCRIPTUREsI = LINCOLN.
SHAKESPEARE; GOD AND MRS. EDDY.
THE DEAR CLERGY AGAIN AND AGAIN ARE
sATANRoBBED, IN CHARGING GOD WITH BEING THE
CREATOR OF ADAMS AND EWES!
WE HONOR THE COD AND FATHER OF CHRIST
JESUS IN THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS WHERE
GOD IS GOD! - THE GREAT II AM BECAUSE AM!
AND WHOSE PERFECT OFFSPRING WE ARE = IN
CUR TRUE BEING!
NEVER BORN. NEVER DYINCl NEVER SINNER!
NEVER BORN OF A SINNER! WOMAN. UNcLEAN!
- Job, Old IT,
AM EVER SO GRATEFUL FOR OUR ALL-WIsE,
ALLOWING. oMNIPREsENT oMNIPoTENT. FEATHER
MOTHER GOD, ALL-HARMONoUS," AND HIS NcoM
PARABLE TWO WITNESSES - CHRIST JESUS AND
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - 'WOMAN's MAN CHILD! - OF
REVELATION l2:l5.
CLOSING HYMN, No. IS:
GODS GLORY is A WONDROUS THING.
MOST STRANGE IN ALL ITS WAYS
AND OF ALL THINGS ON EARTH, LEAST LIKE
WHAT MEN AGREE TO PRAISE; :"
THE THREE REMAINING STANzAs ARE GLORIOUS.
THE SIX OR SEVEN OTHER TESTIMONIES WERE
WELL Worthwhile.
REACTIONS: FRIENDLY, GENEROUS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
testimony
CONTINUED From Back Page)
THE HEALING OF INDIVIDUALS
AND THE NATIONS!

OUR LITERATURE ENCOURAGES US TO PRAY FOR
WORLD PEACE, AND WE CAN MAKE SUBSTANTIAL
CONTRIBUTIONS THERETO BY UTILIZING THE POWER
OF THE SPOKEN WORD OF GOD. DECLARING WITH
ABSOLUTE CONVICTION. TO OUR ENVIRONMENTS. THE
UTTER NOT HLN-G-N-E-s-s OF KHRUscHEV MAO TSE-
TUNc! AND THE DEVIL! FOR WHOM THEY SPEAK!
IN JOHN s:44, JESUS SAYS: THE DEVIL IS A LIAR.
AND THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIMI - NO REALITY!
MARTYRDOMS - JOHN THE BAPTIST, LINCOLN.
AFTER THE MARTYRDoM OF ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM OF JOHN
THE BAPTIST AccELERAToNS OF THE MESsIAHsHIP
OF THE ONE CHRIST - MRS. EDDY COMPLETED HER
APPRENTICESHIP, AT THE AGE OF as. AND COULD
DECLARE THE UTTER N.O-T-H-INC-N-E-s-S OF DEVIL.
EVIL, HELL, SIN. MATTER, BIRTHS tDIsEAsE DEATHS.
DEFoRMITIEs. DISASTERS. PEsTlLENcEs - WARS,
EVEN!
"WHY STAND ACHAsT AT NOTHINGNEsS"
MRS EDDY, IN MAKING SURVEY OF THE HIS
TORY OF EVIL UNDER GODS GUIDANCE, AND ITS
MYTHICAL NATURE. GIVES US THIS CONCLUSION,
o. $50 OF THE APOCALYPSE OF OUR PRECIOUS TEXT
BOOK: BUT WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT At
NoTHINcNEss?. THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN Err
RoRT
AND ON p. az OF OUR TEXTBOOK. THE LOWER
HALF OF THE PAGE, MRS. EDDY GIVES A DEvAsTAT-
ING EXPOSURE or THE MPuRITY AND THE MINOR
Atty OF THESE TIMES. AND SPEAKS OF THE cHAsT-
CONTINUED Next Column ToPl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
Lecture

(Contnved from Back Pase)
AND TO SUGGEST FURTHER The eomrN.
sVENess or MRS. GALES LECTURE. WE ksMNu
YOU AGAIN OF GODS AND JESUS BASIC, SUBLIME
(Coniinved Next Column ToP'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

HEAVEN HERE, NOW THE FLESH PRoFiTETH
NOTHING; " IS THE SPIRIT THAT QvlcKGNETH. THE
WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO you. THEY ARE SPIRIT
AND THEY ARE LiFE"i
AND NOW THE PROFOUND FUNDAMENTAL.
SCIENTIFIC STATEMENT OF BEING" READ m EVERY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SERVICE. AFTER THE
THIRD AND LAST HYMN - AND THIS HAS BEEN co
ING ON FOR OVER TWO GENERATIONS
ANSWER. THERE IS NO LIFE TRUTH. INTEL
llcENcE. NOR SUBSTANCE IN MATTER. ALLts INFiN-
TIE MIND AND ITS INFINITE MANIFESTATION. FOR
GOD IS ALL-lN-ALL. SPIRIT IS IMMORTAL TRUTH; NAT
TER IS MORTAL ERROR. SPIRIT IS THE REAL AND EN-
TERNAL MATTER IS THE UNREAL AND TEMPORAL.
SPIRIT IS GOD. AND MAN IS HIS IMAGE AND LIKE
NESS. THEREFORE MAN IS NOT MATERIAL; He IS
SPIRITUAL" sab p 46s.
MRS. GALE RE THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS
HER LAST FIVE TO TEN MINUTES WERE MOST
COMFORT AND INSPIRING AND ALERTINC RE THE
NEED FOR WATcHFULNEss soBRIETY. AND VIGIL
ANcE READING SEVERAL PARAGRAPHS FROM
PIP. IS AND ~ OF OUR PRECIOUS TEXTBOOK.
WE DO NOT PRESUME TO GIVE EXACTLY ALL HER
SELECTIONS BUT WE GIVE YOU THE IMPRESSIONS
REMAINING WITH US:
LOVE WILL FINALLY MARK THE HOUR OF HAIR
MoNY AND STANDARDIZATION WILL FOLLOW, FOR
LOVE IS SPIRIT. BEFORE ERROR IS WHOLLY DESTROY
ED. THERE WILL BE INTERRUPTIONS OF THE GEN.
ERAL MATERIAL ROUTINE.
1.-THE DARKEST HOUR PRECEDES THE DAWN"
THIS MATERIAL WORLD IS EVEN NOW BEcoM-
ING THE ARENA FOR CONFLICTING FORCES. ON ONE
SIDE THERE WILL BE DIscoRD AND DIsMAY; ON THE
OTHER SIDE THERE WILL BE SCIENCE AND PEACE.
THE BREAKING UP OF MATERIAL BELIEFS MAY SEEM
TO BE FAMINE AND PESTILENCE, WANT AND WOE.
SIN. SICKNESS, AND DEATH. WHICH ASSUME NEW
PHASES UNTIL THEIR NoTHINcNEss APPEARS. :"
las THIS CONSERVATION DRAWS NEARER. HE
WHO HAS SHAPED HIS COURSE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
DIVINE SCIENCE WILL ENDURE TO THE END. :"
DURING THIS FINAL CONFLICT. WICKED MINDS
WILL ENDEAvOR TO FIND MEANS BY WHICH TO Ac-
COMPLISH MORE EVIL; THOSE WHO DISCERN CHRIST
IAN SCIENCE WILL HOLD CRIME IN CHECK. THEY
WILL AID IN THE ELECTION OF ERROR. THEY WILL
MAINTAIN LAW AND ORDER. AND cHEERFULLY A.
WAIT THE CERTAINTY OF ULTIMATE PERFECTION"
1.-THE broadcast FACTS ARRAY THE MOST FAIL
SITES AGAINST THEMSELVES FOR THEY BRING Err
ROR FROM UNDER COVER. IT REQUIRES COURAGE
TO UTTER TRUTH; FOR THE HIGHER TRUTH LIFTS
HER VOICE. THE LOUDER WILL ERROR SCREAM, UN-
IN OBLIVION"
CHRISTIANITY STILL REJECTED"
CHRISTIANITY IS AGAIN DEMONSTRATING THE
LIFE THAT is TRUTH. AND THE TRUTH THAT is LIFE,
BY THE APOSTOLIC WORK OF CASTING ERROR
AND HEALING THE SICK. EARTH HAS NO REPAY
MENT FOR THE PROSECUTIONS WHICH ATTEND A
NEW STEP IN CHRISTIANITY. BUT THE SPIRITUAL
REcOMPENSE OF THE PROSECUTED IS ASSURED IN
THE ELEVATION OF EXISTENCE ABOVE MORTAL DIS
CORD AND IN THE GIFT OF DIVINE LOVE-"
THE PROPHET OF TODAY BEHoLDs IN THE MEN,
TAI HORIZON THE SIGNS OF THESE TIMES. THE RE-
APPEARANCE OF THE CHRISTIANITY WHICH HEALS
THE SICK AND DESTROYS ERROR, AND NO OTHER
SIGN SHALL BE GIVEN. BODY CANNOT BE SAVED
EXCEPT THROUGH 1.-THE ONE, REAL. SANEl MIND" -
INFINITE, DIVINE LOVE. GOD