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Evening star., 1962-12-16
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

Arena Stages all-time 10
best plays total 33.
This may sound implau-
sible, but this drama depart
ment has the figures to prove
it.
These were obtained by
asking seven persons, five on
Arenas own staff. this cor
respondent, and Associate
Critic Harry Macarthur to
compile best lists covering
the theater's IL seasons Of
operation. What it proves is
a lot Of things. two Of which
are that drama taste is per-
sonal and that the most
agreeable people can disagree
widely on what is a best
play.
From the seven lists, OF
course, one can compile a
composite two best, not 10,
after which the voting trails
off into a diSconcerting num-
ber Of ties.
Best Of the Bests
The best of the bests. with
six votes out Of seven, is
Summer Of the Seventeenth
DOLL" followed by "Sholom
Alecheim" with five. And
after these2 Well. four plays
are tied with four votes each,
the quartet "The Egg"
"Caine Mutiny Court Mar
tial." six Characters in
Search Of an Author" and
THE Glass Menagerie."
Between them. this group
takes care Of Arenas third
best play. and with all the
indecisiveness anyone could
ask.
Below these, tied for fourth
place with three votes each,
are "A View From the
Bridge" Witness for the
Prosecution" and THE Cau-
casian Chalk Circle"
So many plays came UP
with two votes each that the
only sensible way TO treat
them is TO let the balloteers
speak for themselves. Speak
ing then merely In the chron-
ological order In which the
plays were presented:
Mrs. Zelda Fchandler,
Arenas managing director:
The Adding Machine. THE
Crucible." Room Service" Z"
"The World OF Sholom Ale
cheim," "A View from the
Bridge" Summer OF the
Seventeenth DOLL" "Epitaph
for George Dillon" "The
Egg" "Six Characters in
Search Of An Author" and
"The Caucasian Chalk Cir
cle."
Evening star., 1962-12-16
BY JAMES BACON
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYWOOD. - 1t was
just two years ago that
Sammy Davis, jr., a Negro,
married Mai Britt, a Swede,
in a Jewish wedding.
1t was a wedding filled
with controversy-and CLAM
our. Frank Sinatra was best
man; Peter Lawford, brother
in-law of the President, was
an usher and Mrs. Lawford,
the Presidents sister, kissed
the groom and asked:
How do you feel, Chicky
baby?"
Today Sammy says:
Man, If anyone could have
told me two years ago I would
be this happy, I wouldn't
have believed it.
I'm a changed man. I love
my wife. l love my home. I
love my babies. I'm no longer
Sammy the swinger. Man,
I'm domesticated.
Mai never tried to make
me change. But not asking
me to, became a model
husband"
Who Needs Acting?
The trim blonde actress
takes no credit for the change
but makes no secret of the
fact that she is glad it hap
pened.
I'm changed too" says
Mai. II don't care If I ever
act again. All I care about
is my husband and my chill
dren."
The Davises are parents Of
q daughter, Tracy Hillevi.
age is months. Recently they
adopted a Negro big brother
for Tracy-Mark, 2l2.
Davis and Mai explain why
they adopted a Negro boy.
"If people like us don't
adopt Negro children. who
willP"
Davis has only one regret
with his new image as
family man.
I'D love TO make II here
In town on television or the
movies but, let's face IL,
there's no steady market for
me.
"They told me I'm not
commercial in the South. I
argued that Southerners are
only interested in whether I
entertain them. When l play
Florida, ! have white people
drive In from Alabama and
Mississippi 10 see the shows.
Alone In a Hotel
80 I got 10 make my
living in the saloons. Some
times Mai and the kids can
Join me-in Las Vegas and
San Francisco-but most Of
the time I'm holed UP alone
In a hotel room"
Both Sammy and Mai say
the first year Of marriage
was the hardest.
Man, II was the threats.
You wouldn't believe II. I
used 10 get as many as five
or six a night every time I
appeared In a club.
And the mail-the hate
letters. Things got so bad
/ had 10 hire a bodyguard.
II wasn't trying TO prove
anything when I married
Mai. Neither was she. All we
asked was a chance 10 live
iika human haings apd ,,n.t
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Fans ClamOred

Janet Gaynor and Charles
Farrell rocketed with "Sev-
enth Heaven" and fans clam
ored for their return in
"Sunnyside Up," "The Man
Who Came Back" and High
Society Blues"
Sam Goldwyn found a lu-
crative romantic pair Of love
birds in Ronald Colman and
Wilma Banky, who appeared
together for several years in
hits like THE Dark Angel"
and THE Magic Flame"
Old-timers still chuckle
when they recall the many
frivolous comedies and fare
ical love scenes emanating
from Constance Talmadge
and Harrison Ford (such as
THE Passion Flower" and
"A Virtuous Vamp") as well
as the numerous rollicking
numbers that Douglas Mac
Lean and Doris May laughed
through together.
AS the screen sizzled, so did
the fans when Garbo and
John Gilbert began their his
toric teaming In such torrid
memories as "Flesh and the
Devil" Love" and "A Wom-
an OF Affairs"
Arrival Of talkies only in
creased the tempo. Never
See HEFFERNAN. Page F-2
Evening star., 1962-12-16

Above Shirley Nacane and Robert tch play the Greenwich Village
rebel and the lawyer from Omaha who unaccOuna but divert
ng in the movie of 1.-TWO for the SeeSaw The romantic
comedy will open Thursday at the Town Theater.
Left Tas Buba adventure film of spectacular size directed
Argentina mpOnang the Russian eppes) by j. Thompson
starts Friday at RKOKe Theaer Yu the COack
in the title role The COSsack warrior Smoothing with the girl Tony
Curtis and she Christine playing the daughter Polish
nObeman who is a enemy of all those COSSackS
Below Anthony Quinn plays the title role and Jack Paan the fellow
the deck who uccumbs Qnn sword in Barabbas The Dino
de Laen film arrives Friday at both the Playhouse and
the TranS.LuX Theater
Evening star., 1962-12-16
And Mr.. Fichandler

Thomas Fichandler. execu-
tive director Of Arena: THE
Glass Menagerie." "The Inn
portance Of Being Earnest"
THE Hasty Heart" Room
Service" THE World OF Sho-
lom Alecheim," Summer OF
the Seventeenth Doll" !" Ma
jor Barbara" "The Caine
Mutiny Court Martial" six
Characters in Search Of An
Evening star., 1962-12-16
HOLLYWOOD
Sommythe Ex-Swinger
Is q Homebody Now

Of all. be left alone like hui
man beings.
But people wouldn't let
us.
Fortunately, I got the
brunt of the attacks. Then,
all of a sudden, they stopped.
We haven't had a hate let
ter in months"
Davis says the arrival Of
Tracy is the only explana-
ton.
"A baby is a miracle"
says Sammy, "and a baby
can work miracles"
At Last He Saves
Somehow all the threats
and letters stopped when
people saw pictures Of Tracy.
Even the haters realized that
Mai and I had the right to
bring up our children as hui
man beings"
Davis says for the first
time in his life he is saving
money.
MY image used to be
Sammy the swinger who
picked up the check for 80
people in a night club, I've
lost as much as $4,000 a
night on the crap tables. I
made millions and spent more
II used to show new movies
every night at home. Now I
sit at home lying in bed
watching observation-disclosures
and just as entertaining.
I'm not trying to prove
anything. I've Just changed
and / love it.
Sometimes when we're at
a party and everybody is hav-
ing a ball, drinking and
cutting loose, Mai will ask
me Sammy, don't you miss
this?"
Evening star., 1962-12-16
THE PASSING SHOW
Arenas 1O-BestC
Total Up to 33

Author" and THE Caucasian
Chalk Circle"
Miss Catherine Knockey,
general manager of Arena:
Dark Of the Moon,' THE
Happy Journey" Room
Service" World of Sholom
Alecheim," Witness for the
Prosecution" THE Browning
Version" Summer of the
Seventeenth DOLL" The
Lady's Not for Burning"
"Caine Mutiny Court Mar
tial," and THE Egg" per
mitted more than 10, Miss
Knockey, a more willowy
than rugged, individualist
would have added Ring
Round the Moon" And, best
Of all Arena productions al
though merely bonus pro-
ductions, she rates Sean
O'Casey's Pictures in the
Hallway" and II Knock at
the Door,.
A Designer Votes
Leo Gallenstein, Arenas
lighting designer since its
opening: "Of Mice and Men,"
Children Of Darkness"
Glass Menagerie," Sum-
mer and Smoke" Portrait
of a Madonna" "A Memory
Of Two Mondays" THE
Cherry Orchard" THE Riv-
ais" "Krapp's Last Tape"
and Uncle Vanya."
Patricia Curran, Arenas
staff secretary: "The Hasty
Heart" "All Summer Long,"
IS um mer and Smoke"
Room Service" World of
Sholom Alechiem." "A View
from the Bridge" Summer
Of the Seventeenth Doll" "A
Month In the Country"
"Caine Mutiny Court Mar
tial," and THE Egg"
Mr.. Macarthur, The Stars
associate drama critic: IAN
Summer Long," "The Mouse
Trap" THE Glass Menag-
erie" Summer Of the Seven
teenth Doll, The Cherry Or
chard." "Krapp's Last Tape"
THE Caucasian Chalk Cir
cle." six Characters in
Search Of an Author" and
THE Rivals"
Another Selection
This correspondents list:
world Of sholom Alecheim."
"Playboy OF the Western
World" THE Glass Menag-
erie" "A View from the
Bridge" Summer OF the
Seventeenth DOLL" Witness
for the Prosecution" Major
Barbara" THE Egg" "Caine
Mu1ny Court Martial" and
six Characters In Search Of
an Author"
indicative OF the taste and
discretion with which Arena
chooses It's plays and the
quality Of It's productions Is
the fact that the 80 receiving
votes represent one-third OF
its 100 productions UP 10 this
season.
What the lists prove most
Of all is that no two. much
less seven. persons variously
identified with the theater
can agree on what constitutes
a best play.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Into Other Arms

Example: Cary Grant and
Doris Day came up with one
OF the all-time box-office
winners In THAT Touch OF
Mink" breaking records at
the Radio City Music Hall
during its l0-week run, and
Duplicating this success
throughout the country. But
we're Cary and Doris hurried
into a repeat for their next
movies7 Not at all. Cary cur
rently is romancing Audrey
Hepburn In "Charade." now
being filmed in Paris. while
Doris leaped from Cary's arms
into those of Stephen Boyd
In Jumbo" and currently
has James Garner as her love
interest In THE Thrill Of
II All"
Thumb the list of your
Evening star., 1962-12-16
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD. - In the
midst of all the world woes
have you paused TO notice
how tickle movie stars have
become in their once-flour-
ishing on-screen romances?
II wasn't so long ago that
fans everywhere were lining
UP at box offices for a chance
TO gaze at the continuing
amours Of a love team" in
sisting they be co-starred In
one feature after another.
Remember the Garbo- Gilbert
combine2 And Macdonald
Eddy. Astaire- Rogers, POWELL
10y and many other breath
takers2 All gone by the boards
now.
Screen romances are all
free-lance these days. Fidel-
ity has vanished. and stars
pitch WOO with different
partners In successive pic
lures.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

father Of several children.
Norma Talmadge and Eugene
O'Brien played love scenes
together for several years in
such movies as THE Safety
Curtain" and THE Voice
From the Minaret," while at
the same time d. w. Griffith
costarred Lillian Gish and
Richard Barthelmess in
Broken Blossoms" and Way
Down East" two great
smashes Of the silent era.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Eichnonn Aide
To Go On Trial

FRANKFURT (JTA)-Otto Huh
sche, so, former aide to Col. Adolf
Eichmann, will go on trial June 18
before the Frankfurt jury court on
charges of conspiracy in the muir
der of 1000 Hungarian Jews in
1914.
The bill of Indictment charges
that, on July IA, 1914, Hunsche, as
aide to Eichmann in Section ~ of
the Reich Chief Security Office,
caused the deportation of Jews
from the Kistacsa camp to the
Auschwitz death camp. He was
also accused of preventing the Jew
ish elders from reporting on the
deportation to the Hungarian Reich
Commissioner, Admiral Horthy,
who had ordered a halt to the
transports to the murder camp.
At Bonn, Albert Layer, 81, for
mer concentration camp guard,
was sentenced to seven years inn
prisonment after being convicted
of manslaughter in the Staying Of
a camp inmate.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Har Zion S
Confirmation
Set June 8

Har Zion Congregation of Scots
dale will hold its confirmation ex-
ercises on the second night of
Shabuoth, June 8, at the Syna-
gogue at $50 p. m. Parents of the
confirmands will be hosts at a re-
ception Immediately following the
exercises to relatives, friends, and
members of the Congregation
The following boys and girls will
receive diplomas, awards and
Bibles: Carole Amodeo, Eileen
Beitman, Robert Gollubier, Ethel
Kotz, Gloria List, Barbara Necka-
meyer, Meryl Refs, Bruce. Tarr
and Enid Winard.
Rabbi Maurice A. Lazowick will
preach on "Our Pledge to the
Future" Cantor Ben Perl viii l
chant, and Miss Sharon Leask will
be at the piano. The presidents of
the Congregation and the Sister
hood will do the presentations.
The confirmation exercises will
mark the close of formal Friday
night services until after Labor
Day. There will be informal serv-
ices at sundown every Friday anG
Saturday at 10 a. m. throughout
the summer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Beth EI Mems
Slate Headed
BY Wineberg

The Beth FL Mems Club has
elected Harry Wineberg president;
Irving Golden and Nanny RoSen-
thai, vice presidents; Roger Sher-
er, recording secretary; Will
Brown, corresponding secretary;
and Joseph H. Cohen, treasurer.
Elected to serve on the Board
are Marvin Arnstein, S m u e |
Cohen, AL Charnow, Milton Hersh,
Irving Levy, Bernard Moed, Meyer
Seaman, Arthur Spitz, Paul Wien
ger, Leo Weiss, Sam Yukolis, Irv-
ing Unger and Harold Ziskin.
President Wineberg announced
that a full calendar for the COM
ing year is being planned. A re-
union of all the old members is to
be the first event.
Some of the activities the club
is contemplating include father
and child banquet, a gold tourna-
ment and Calcutta, the organiza-
ton of a glee club and an arts and
crafts exhibition.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
KiyeI Residents
Council Elects
Mrs. Ackermon

The Kivel Residents Council re-
Gently reorganized and elected the
following officers: Chairman, Mrs.
Ray Alderman; 1st vice chairman,
Mrs. Julia Friedberg; End vice
chairman, Eugene Englehard Jr.;
treasurer, Daniel Kramer; secre-
tary. Mrs. jeanette Heller.
Other members of the council
are: Mrs. Dora Allen, Mrs. Leila
Geary, Albert Green, Ralph Heller,
Mrs. Fannie Movitz, Mrs. Irene
Nierman, Mrs. Pearl Salk, Hugh
Tinnon, Isaac Teich, Solomon Win
icoff, and Mrs. Annie Yarchin.
The Council, which meets twice
monthly, was organized to provide
a forum for the change of ideas,
to decide upon and carry on prof.
ects, and to be responsible for plan
ming religious services.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Kennefh Abrams
Joins Low Firm
OF Gersf s WeIch

Kenneth L. Abrams, 1920 N. 9th
ST., is now associated with the law
firm of Gerst & Welch, Suite 504,
Union Title Building, 222 N. Cen
trail. A graduate of the University
of Arizona College of Law, he was
admitted to practice in Arizona in
1856.
After serving as legal officer
in the u. S. Air Force from 1857
to 1860, he returned to Phoenix
and opened an office for private
practice in the Mayer-Central
Building.
Abrams has been admitted to the
Arizona Supreme Court, the U. S.
District Court (Arizona), and U. S.
Court of Military Appeals.
He is a past president of the
Phoenix Young Executive Cl u b
and is an active member of he
Zionist Organization of America.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Larry WaIdman Gets
Graduation Honor

Larry Waldman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Waldman, 7740 N. 7th
Ave-. has been selected as valedic-
torian of his graduating class at
the Royal Palms School in Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Confirmation
OF Beth Israel
Glass June 7

Conservation Sabbath for the con-
firnation class of Temple Beth Is
rael will take place Saturday June
2, at II a. m. in Temple B It h
Israel Sanctuary.
A swimming party will be held
for the class on June 5 at the Cen
tury Country Club.
Confirmation services will be
held on Thursday, June Z, in t h e
Temple Beth Israel Sanctuary at
p. m. Open reception will follow
services.
Members of the 1862 confirma-
ton class and their parents e
listed in that order:
Paul Arnow, Dr. & Mrs. Davis; Leon
ard Aron, Mr. & Mrs Benjamin: hath-
ryn Axel. DR. &. Mrs. B, j.: Beverly Bar
kan. Mr.. & Mrs. Philip; Rodger Buff
man, Mr G Mrs. Louis; Dennis Cohen,
Mrs. Dorothy; Sharon Diamond, Mr.. q
Mrs. Irving; Jeffrey Dwork, MI & Mrs.
Leo.
Burton Elias Jr.. Mr. & Mrs. Burton
Rusty Fried, Mr.. & Mrs Jerome; Brenda
Goldberg. Mr.. & Mrs. Nate; Carol Green
berg, Mr. & Mrs. Morton; Kenneth Hal
perm, Mr.. G. Mrs. William; Susan Heine-
mann, Mr.. G. Mrs. Sylvan: Patricia ia
cobus. Mr. Mrs. Herbert; Bruce
Karon. Mr.. e. Mrs Ira.
Adrienne Kartus, Mr.. e. Mrs. Malvin
Sherry Kazan, Mr.. & Mrs. Harold; Les
lie Kipnis, Mr.. Mrs. David; Roberta
Kipnis, Mr.. & Mrs. Harry; Stuart Ko-
gan, Mr.. & Mrs. Sidney; Steven Kossack.
Mr.. & Mrs. Hy; Jill Kroloff, Mr.. & Mrs.
Herman: Andrea Langert Mr.. Mrs.
Mike: Susan Levin, Mrs Bruce Isaacs
and Burton Levin.
Marc Leverant, Mr.. & Mrs. Oscar;
Lynda Lift. Mrs. Anne Lift; Judy Ann
Marks, Mr.. e. Mrs. Gerald; Theodore
Peck, Mr. G. Mrs. Philip; Bruce Raden,
Mr.. & Mrs. Ivan; Marilyn Ramenofsky.
DR.. & Mrs. A.: Danelle Rolnick, Mr.. &
Mrs. Abraham; Nancy Rose. Mr.. & Mrs.
Julius; Dean Rosen. Mr.. & Mrs. julius
Nancy Rozefsky. Mr.. e. Mrs. Barney ;
Steven Sachs, Mr. & Mrs. Milton.
Judith Hope Seigel, Mr.. & Mrs. Sey-
mour; Bette Sue Siegel, Mr.. Mrs.
Phillip; Suzanne Siverman, Dr.. Mrs.
S. B.: Beverly Stein, Mr.. & Mrs. Cor
don; Stanley Swartz, Mr.. Mrs. John
Sharon Tauman, DIR. & Mrs. David
Nancy Tempkin, Mr.. & Ms. El.4Dt
Anne Wachsberger, Mr.. & Mrs. Sanford
Barbara Wick, DIR. & Mrs. Samuel: Bar
ry Wick DR.. & Mrs. Samuel; Nancy
Wien, Mr.. & Mrs. Harry.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Desman Elected

Bob Desman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Desman, 1701 w.
EARL Dr., has been elected to the
"13 Club" at Phoenix College and
to Delta Psi Omega, national hon
orary fraternity.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Delegate

Micky List. son of Mrs. Ber-
nard List, 6823 E. Lincoln DR..
Scottsdale, and the late Mr.. List
was one of four juniors selected
to represent Scottsdale High
School at Anytown. The educa-
tional workshop in human rela
tions will be held in Prescott fl
June 9 to Is.
Micky is a member of Key Club
and Mu Alpha Theta and is on the
varsity baseball team this year. He
represents Scottsdale High at the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews this year.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Janet Fireman Gets
Girls LEAGUE Post

Miss Janet Fireman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fireman, 3423
N. 10th Ave-, has been elected
secretary of Girls League at West
High School.
Janet, who is also co-editor-elect
of the West High Sun Dial, has
just been selected The Phoenix
Gazette's Teentattle correspondent
from her high school.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Alan Grier's Work
In Fine Arts Cited

Alan Grier, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall A Grier, 6832 E Para
disc Dr., Scottsdale, was presentN
ed with an award by Scottsdale
High Schools Fine Arts Depart
m n as the outstanding student
in Scottsdale chamber opera pro-
ductionS. He was honored for his
work on and off stage.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Students
Win
HonorS
Krohn, Kivia+ Award
Announced

Robert Skomer, son of Mrs. Ber-
nard Skomer, 1873 w. Devonshlre
and the late Mr.. Skomer, was
a ward e. d the Rabbi Aora-
ham Lincoln Krohn Award
for being the outstanding student
at Temple Beth Israel Religious
School.
Rita Berman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Berman, 1929 N.
14th Ave-, was declared winner OF
the Joyce Eva Kiviat Award for
excellence in Hebrew Studies at
Temple Beth Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Clifford Meyer Is
ScottsdaLe Graduate

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Meyer,
332 S. 83rd ST., Scottsdale, an
nounce the graduation of their son
Clifford from Scottsdale High
School on Thursday, May 81, at
p m. Clifford will attend Arizona
State University in Tempe.
The Meyers formerly lived in
University Heights. Ohio
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-05-25
Central High Seniors
Choose Officers

Kenneth Joel Weiss, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jarvis Weiss, $50 z.
Ocotillo Rd. has been elected pres
ident of the senior class at Central
High School for the year 1962-63.
In the same election Ellen Grod-
zinsky, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Grodzinsky, 4536 N. 18th Ave-,
was elected treasurer of the senior
class
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
MRS. FDRs CONDITION IMPROVES"

Free Press, Oct.
"oUs DsIko'I TRIBUNE AID: FAT MAIL C2se). oes g.
INCLUDING A PAGE AND oNE.HALF LETTER.
rI" 'oNN = luPD - Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, II.
IN improved condition Friday night after siob, rise in
temperature earlier Friday.
spokesman for Columbia Presbyterian AediesI Gen.
ie where the former First Lady was admired Sent. rs
70. wnaf was described IAN infectious luna eondon
said her condition not critical.
The hospital said that she had ,l.d .~,~~..1. ot
'shf temperature this morning but ,hs, hsr doctors
sided" r'' s'''' "so s'
The bulletin added: THE fresfnens az ,hs insse,on
sonnvns and Mrs. Roosevelt will remain hospIssrsd
'''' w. '"'se'00' condition he's been cleared up
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center

New York. NY.
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt:
May we offer the enclosures in the spirit Of the Golden
Rule. as presenfns-we hope-fresh inspiring views on
Gods Science Messiah marvellous imperative Christ Science
Messiah Science Of Sciences Of the universe! the Com.
forfer, promised wicked and sduterovs generation
which could not bear" "a complete and final revelation
However the marsyrdom Of LineoIn-comparsbIe TO
the msrfyrdom of John the Baptist seeeerstons Of the
Messahship Of the One chrs-sdvsneed womans status
TO an atime hgh-ss Jesus THE kingdom Of heaven
is at hand, il is within yov"l
And woman thereto Matthew 1898 and Revelation
I2SeFsfher Son. and Holy Ghosts Incompatible pro-
Phefess reveIsor Mary Baker Eddys man ehiId-to rule
ell nations with rod Of ironI
And Mrs. Eddy thereto p SOS, Gods Christian Science
fcxfbook-"seenee and Health with KEY 10 the SCRIP
'okeS, wherein its author. Mrs. Eddy comments:
Christ Gods idea, will eventually rule all nations and
peop'es-mperaf absolutely, fnsIy-wITH DIVINE
ScENcET
see MRS. FDR, Page ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13
by Andrew f. hueh0uf CS. -.
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our Fsfher-Mofher God. sII-hsr.
nonious t To- Science and Health with Key TO the Scrip
sures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission, who wII-by the grace Of Goddo Fruehsuf.
Martin Luther Job in this age |! !! And how Science
Health. our textbook is Gods Liberator Of the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqviN"i
The "iukewsrm" live in fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" uEsUsj.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
COMMANDER. CAPE cANAvERAL, ON DETROIT
TRteUNE MAILING LIST; AND ASTRONAUT SHEPARD
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST - SOON AFTER FIRST AS
TRoNAuT's LOSS OF CAPSULE IN THE ATLANTIC; AND
GUS cRisSoM (?l MAIL AT LEAST.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-13

40 DIE IN N. Y. OFFICE EXPLOSION"
Free Press, Oct.
'COCKEYED' THINKING OF NON CHRIST
SCIENTISTS! : ENGINEERS ! ETAL
BOILER BLOWS UP"! IN. Y. TELEPHONE co.
N.Y. IN OPERATION ONLY 81 MINUTES +! :
WINTER HEATING : AIR CONDITIONING
CHANCE0vER
FIRE COMMISSIONER EDWARD THOMPSON, sAIr
THE WATCH ENGINEER HAD LEFT THE BOILER ROOM
JUST MINUTES BEFORE THE BLAST - HAD GONE Tc
CASH A Check!
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
CHRIST JESUS: "WATCH. WORK. AND PRAY
BEHOLD [WEl HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER
OVER ALL THE [sOcALLEDl power OF THE ENEMY"
- THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE VIA SATANIC,
ADAMEvE "LORDCOO" tGen 27, ete.) HUMANS!
FRAUDS MYTHS = land NOTHING
SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOUR BUT