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Evening star., 1962-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING Biased on 20 or mere At
Alou, San Francisco, .393; Kuenn
San Francisco, 1856; Dalrymple,
Philsdsalphia' $40; Pinson. Cincin-
RUNSEPinson. Cincinnati, Is; Kuenn,
San Francisco, IA; Mays. San Fran
cisco: and Javier; st. Louis. -;
R,Tas RTistsHgSghf HEE4TfEh r. N-p,n,or. c,rc,r.
asfl, and i: Davis. E9'SPi to9 angeles! Snf:S 20;
st. Louis. Is; MattheWs. Milwaukee.
and Bailey. San Francisco, II.
HITS. Alou. San Francisco, 22:
Pinson, Cincinnati, q; Kuenn. San
IL Hnu.I.' Hgbbs {aat G6icaRQ RsEis' Los
Pagan, San Francisco. IS.
DOUBLES-Kasko. Pinson and Robin.
son, Cincinnati, 7. Davis, Los An
gelei and w{IIt 0{IivifT st. rg.S. Louis 3
zeroSki. Pittsburgh, 8; Brock. VIII
liams and Banks, Chicago. Pendle-
end Stuart. Pittsburgh. ..
HOME RUNS = Post, Cincinnati. T.
Dayis, PAYS. Los Angeles. and Mathews
Thomas. New YORK. and Mays. +.
STOLEN BASEs@Wilis, Los Angeles,
and Pagan, San Francisco, 4: Brooks,
Chicago. and Jayier, St. Louis. 3;
rrfehINGaFTiehndS flghf sisd Tith 2 Pittsburgh. 80
900; nine tied with 20, 1000,
STRIKE0UTS = Koufax Los Angeles.
40; Marchial. San Francisco. u;
O'Toole, Cincinnati, 20; Drysdale
Los, Angeles, ~; Ellis, Cincinnati
and Spahn' Milwaukee, 16.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Hoyu Oorsmen
Face St. Johns

st. Johns University of
Brooklyn tries to make it two
in a row over area college row.
ing competition against George
town today at the Water Sports
Center. Georgetown is un-
beaten.
st. Johns yesterday defeated
Howard by three-quarters of a
length on the Potomac. In
another race, the Georgetown
frosh defeated the st. Johns
freshmen by a length.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle, y; Vancouver, o 90 innings)
San Diego, ID: Salt Lake City, 3.
Hawaii, 3; Spokane, 2.
Portland, Z: Tacoma, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha, 8; Louisville. ).
Denver, 10: DallaS-Fort Worth, 8.
Indianapolis, 13; Oklahoma City, 9.
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio, So: Albuquerque, IL.
Tulsa, .; e PaSo, o.
Austin, 9; Amarillo. 5.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Williamsport, 5: Springfield, G2 in
nings).
Binghamton. 4; Elmira, 2.
Charleston at York, postponed
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta, 4; Charlotte, 2.
Knoxville, 5: Portsmouth, 3.
Savannah, 3; Asheville, /.
Macon, 81: Greenville. 5.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

FRESNO. Calif.-Paulie Armstesd.
l39. Compton, Calf outpointed Benny
(The Bandiu Medina. l4Ols. Fresno
U0l.
BOSTON.-Bob Fosmire, l45. Bos-
ton. outpointed Stefan Redl. 145. Pas
sale, N. J. QOI.
OAKLAND. Calf. - Toluca Lopez,
126'4. La Laguna, Mexico. outpointed
Tony Herrera, 124. Los Angeles U0).
BIRMINGHAM. England. Johnny
Prescott. 1874, England outpointed
frankie Daniels. 1877. Bakersfield,
Calf. I0l.
BANGKOK. Thailand - Chartchai
Laemfapha III. Thailand. outpointed
Mitsunori seki. 119l2. Japan QOl.
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DODGERS, 10; CUBS, 2

E-Banks. PO-A-Los Angeles 27-6, Chi.
cago 27-ll. LOB-Los Angeles 7, Chicago
]. 2B-Roseboro, Santo, williams 3B-
Snider. HR-Carey, T. Davis, Snider,
Williams. SB- Wills, Moon, Burright. S
Gillian SF-W Davis
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Baltimore ............... 100 900 004-5
E-None. PO-A- Minnesota 26-p 1.-TWO
out when winning run scored), Baltimore
Adair, Temple and Gentle; Rollins, Al
len and Power. LOB-Minnesota S, BaHi-
more 9. 2B-Gentile, Temple. 3B-Allen.
S-Power. SF-Gentile.
R n r ER BIB so
Kralick ...... e2-3 J 8
xBikO'ski Il, I'D o o
yStigman ..o 0 0
Pappas CW, 2-0 - 4
x-Faced one man in 9TH. y-Faced two
men In 9th.
WP-Pappas. PB- Battey. U-Drum-
mond, Mckinley, Napp, Umont. T-2:U.
A-9,12l.
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MAJOR LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based on rs or more at
Ssts)ORo6inson' S;n. Robinson chieeSo; ;4S9; Roi- @
York. .455; Temple, Baltimore, .375:
RUNS-cunningham, Chicago, 15: Del
Greco, Kansas City, 49,. Allison,
Minnssot.; NJ! s,os., II; Green MinnssGta'
Minnesota, and Mantle. New York,
RGNs BATTED N-Robin,on, Chi
cago,, 81; Rollins. Minnesota. IS;
GSInon: GSimoii: Kansas E;tn city. iS; siebern'
and Blanchard, New York, 10.
HITS-Robinson, Chicago, 80; Rollins,
Minnesota, 90; Lumpe, Kansas City,
10; Cunningham, Chicago, Siebern
and Cimoli, Kansas City, Battey,
Minnesota. and Boyer, New York,
D0UBLES-Del Greco, Kansas City. o;
CunnlnEham, Chicago, 4 Robinson,
Chicago, g. Kindall and Cline, Cleve-
land and Green and Battey, Mime
sofa, 4.
TRIPLES - Bressoud, Boston. and
Rollins. and Allen. Minnesota, Q;
eighteen tied with ].
HOME RUNS-Cash. Detroit, g: Lam
dis, Chicago. and Rollins, Minnesota,
4; Triandos; Baltimore. Robinson,
Los AnEeles, and Blanchard, New
GGIk; Stolen sAsEs-ApsriciO, Chicago. 8;
Howser, Kansas City, 8; Wood, De-
tEOit: tISi:, 81 Lands; chicaSO. and
PITCHING-Donovan. Cleveland. so.
1000; Barber and Pappas, Balti-
more. Cisco, Boston. Bell, Cleveland
and WAker' Kansas City, 20, 1000.
sTRIKETUT@Terry: Ney York: 20;
IS; Kralick. Minnesota. IL; Ford.
New York, 15.
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BOATS-MARINE.

e6-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-Reasonable
Columbia Island Marina. Dock o.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

e-None. Po-A-Philadelphia 24-I3, Mil
waukee D-l2. DP-Amaro, Roach, Tay-
lor, Amaro, Sievers, Taylor and White;
Taylor, Amaro and Sievers; Roach, Tay-
lor and Sievers; Menke, Boiling and Ad-
cock; Spehn, Menke and Adcock. LOB
Philadelphia z, Milwaukee 2. 2B-Demeter,
SPAIN. HR- Mathews. S-Crandall.
Mahaffey IL, 7.01 Z
sullivan ..'.. - . . . .
FerrareSe ... 10 o 0 o 0
SPAIN CW, 2-O - s
U-Venzon, Pryor, Donatelli, Secory
T-2:l3. Assn
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ORIOLES, 5; TWINS, 4

Totals 374S4 Totals % SSs
a-Ran for Hansen in 9TH; b-Singled
for Pappas In 9th; Gran for Williams
in 9Th; d-Announced for E. Robinson in
9TH; e-Ran for Temple in 9TH; f-Walked
Intentionally for Throneberry in 9TH.
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WP Cardwell. Balk Balsamo. u Bog
CESS, Landes, Smith, Steiner. -2:Al. A
s,93s.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

x-Faced two men in 9Th.
WP Anderson u -Sudol, Forman, Cor
man, JackOwski. T-3:lo. A-Syo27.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
BRAVES, z; PHILLIES, l

HIP BY Mclean CHiller) PB-Lepper.
U-Conlan, Burkhart, Pelekoudas, Walsh
T-1.lS A-Iah10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-20

they DO" RIP VAN WINKLEsl EVEN gvANcE.
LIST BILLY GRAHAM KNOWS NOT THAT THE LORD
JESUS CHRIST" HAS RETURNED WITHOUT
THE IDENTITY. THE EMBODIMENT or MARYs
FLESH = IN HIS MODERN KINGDOM. GODS
ONE AND ONLY SANE. HONEST. sArAN-FREE
CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS. HIS CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST HEALER or THE NATioNsi - REVEAL
TOR OF THE REAL - THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH! - WHICH REPUDlATES
THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND
MYTH - MASoUERADINc AS "LoRD-coD"
Gen. III, etc., - RAISING UP MAN FROM THE
DUST OF THE GROUND - "NO-T-H-f-N.cNE-S-S"!
= REVEALING THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF SUPERSATURATED, iNCORRUPTIBLE, UNIN-
vADABLE oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETER-
NAL LIFE - AS PER GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER.
WHERE THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS
IS GOD = NOT THE 'PHONY' "LORDCOD" OF
SATAN BOUND" JUDAISM Genesis III, ete)
,:3l: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HON.
ORED BY THE C-H-L-D-LE-SS CHRIST JESUS I!
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS l-I-s-l
VERY Good!
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Ann 5 Mail -


CONTINUED From Back Paue)
Judging by my mail, the number one problem In
America today is the and wife problem more married
people write difficulties than any other sub
iect Timid and shy will write TO newspaper
covnist for help because il provides the protection Of
onymy. They will put paper words they could
speak, receive thousands Of letters which start
much the same as this from who lives in
ScarsdaIe, NJ ":
II can't talk my doctor about this because he's
close family friend Our clergyman is married TO my aunt
he's out probably wovIdnt have the TO discuss
This with anyone who knows anyway You are my only
hope Ny husband hasn't touched me in five months "
In this presumably enlightened there is shock
ing degree Of Just plain ignorance about what really
should In unhealthy way the subject Of has
been overworked the screen, the stage and Tv
and radio. The glamour Of sex appeal at US
from the bboards Sex sells soap, perfume coffee auto
mobiles mattresses, beer mouth wash, hair tonic deodor
and cigarettes The big idea is to be desirable
someone will love" you.
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Kovaes =

Continued from Back Page)
PART z
ERNIE KOvAcS' : AZ SILENT DEATH MESSAGE
VIA GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR FELLOW HUMANS: DON'T BE A pUPE,
SUCKER, DEPUTY, FOR THE DEVILS MULTI Bill
LIONS RAcKETS. AS HAVE BEEN - SEX
Iooes OF THE DEVIL III MARRIAGE IS MERELY
POTENTIAL DIVINE CONTROL
SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHooD REPUDIATEp
BY THE C-ti-L-DL.E-s-S CHRIST JESUS = AS
PER BLUEPRINT GENESIS - PERFECT CREA-
TOR - AND THERE IS NONE OTHER - PER-
Feet CREATION, OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE = FIRST
CHAPTER GENESIS, WHERE GOD Is GOD. THE
FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS
THE DEVILS 'LoRD.coD" NrRuDEs M SUB
sEoUENT CHAPTERS. AZ. etc. = SATAN - GIGANTIC
ADAM-Eve FRAUD AND MYTH - MASouER-
AIDING AS "LoRD-coD" = RAISING UP [BuR
LEsoUE, ANTIcHRlsT ADAM. PsEuDol MAN
FROM THE DUST OF THE GROUND - "N-o-T+l-I-N.c-
NESS, GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
REVELATION GENESIS l:3i: land GOD SAW
EVERY THING THAT he THE ONE REAL
PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED Bv THE CHILD
Less CHRIST JESUS n HAD MADE, AND. BE-
HOLD IT WAS [-Is-l VERY cooD"i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-20

REPUDIAvgo ~ THE c.H.iLsD.L.G.s-s CHRIST JEs-
US CONTEMPLATING FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS
CONCLUDING VERSE. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT he 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
- HONORED BY THE C-H-IL-DL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS n
HAD MADE AND. BEHOLD. II WAS l-Ls-l VERY
Good!
THE READER: WILL you KINDLY BRINo YOUR
REMARKS TO CL0SEY
. AM EVER so GRATEFUL THAT THE HIGHER MIS-
SION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - TO TAKE AWAY THE
SINS OF THE WORLD - THE HEALING OF THE Ma
TONS - IS PROGRESSING RREsstlBLYl - AND IT
WILL REALLY BE A REVELATION or THE REAL =
GODS NATIONS. CREATION OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE,
NEVER NEEDING HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY
I'VE HEARD FINE TESTIMONIES" OUR coMPAN-
IoN MR.. ANDERSON DECLARED NEXT MORNING.
ONE MAN TESTIFIED THAT THIRD cHURcHs So
LOST miss Jean Riehsrds) IS THE FINEST IN THE UNI
TED STATES
FINAL HYMN, i3s, which is available on 80 RPM
record Beautifully svne by Kenny Baker
81 WALK WITH LOVE ALONG THE WAY.
AND Q, IT IS A HOLY DAY;
NO MORE SUFFER CRUEL FEAR
iFEEL GODS PRESENCE WITH nae HERE;
THE JOY THhT NONE CAN TAKE AWAY
is MINE; WALK WITH LOVE TODAY"
The remaining stanzas are equally beautiful.
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Oral Roberts

tConfnued from Back Page)
OUR, FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST
MARY. BAKER EDDY. WOMAN OF REVEAL
TON I2:i. s. EXPOSES THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC
ADAMEvE FRAUD AND MYTH MAsoUER-
AIDING AS LORD GOD" Genesis III, etc) RAILS
ING UP [PSEUDo, BURLESQUE HUMANE MAN
FROM THE DUST OF THE GROUND = NOTHING
NESS! - OUR CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
REVELATION.
PART
NOW, LET US RE-INTRoDUcE you TO THE ONE
AND ONLY REAL UNIVERSE - SPIRITUAL.
cHRIsTLIKE WHICH BASES THE UTTER
"NOTHINCNESS" OF 1.-THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN
TEMPORAL" ISL PAUL ON THE SATANIC, M-YT-HI
CAL. ANTLCHRIsT -PSYcHoPATHIc- ADAM-eve
MuRDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHOoD REPUDIATED BY THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS, WHO APPREHENDE0 The
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF NY CREATION,
OFFSPRING = ADAM-EvELEss, SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE - EXTERNALLY COMPLETELY PoPU-
LATINO - THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE OF
suPERsATURATED. INcoRRUPTIBLE, uNN-
vADABLE oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE!
GENESIS l:2S: MAN, THE IMAGE OF INFINITy =
NEVER BORN NEVER DYING = NEVER SIM
NER NEVER BORN or A SINNER WOMAN. uN-
cLEANl tjob)
THAT REAL MAN, YOUR TRUE BEING REFLECTS
THE Externally HARMONIOUS, INvUlNER-
ABLE GOVERNMENT. OF THE HEAVENLY HAIR
MoNIoUs. ONE. REAL UNIVERSE
v. ~: MALE AND FEMALE, CREATED he THEM
NOT PHYSICAL, ANIMAL, HUMAN MATERIAL
CHRIST JESUS MARVELLOUS 80 YEARS DEMON
sTRATED OUR MALE AND FEMALE IN ONE,
PURE eoMPlET TRIUMPHANT, SPIRITUAL INDi-
vIDUALTY - LIKEWISE, OUR GREATEST
MARY, BAKER EDDYs MORE THAN 40 OF HER
NEARLY 90 YEARS. - WOMAN OF RsvELAiioN
l2:l, S. We REPEAT WHOSE MAN CHILD IS The
HEALER or THE NATIONS REvELAToR or
THE R-E-A.Li THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH AS PER GENESIS l:3 AND GOD
SAW EVERY THING THAT He 1.-THE ONE R-E-At
PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED BY THE C-H-lLp-
LESS CHRIST JESUS u HAD MADE, AND, seHoIO
IT WAS [-LS-l VERY CooD"l
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President -


Continued From Back Paqs)
"coMe UNTO nae. ALL YE THAT LABoUR AND ape
HEAVY LADEN. AND WILL GIVE you REST
TAKE NY YOKE UPON YOU AND LEAaM oe mE.
FOR AM MEEK AND LoWLY m HEART: AND We suAI,
FIND REST UNTO YOUR SOULS
FOR NY Yoke IS EASY. AND NY BURDEN N
LIGHT" Matthew Il:2s-3W
cHILDLess JESUS, AGAIN:
"W0E UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD. /
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, THE woMss THAT
NEVER BEAR!
ALSO. THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AwAy"i
IT DOES NOT ACTUALLY Exisru!
"coD MADE ALL THAT WAS MADE. AND WITHOUT
HIM WAS NOT ANYTHING MADE THAT WAS MApE"l
John I:3
1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL (My.r.H..
CAL III BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"l
ISL PAUL.
THE EVIL. HUMAN. MATERIAL" ARE
SHAD0WY M-Y-T-H-S!!!
WORLD WAR II, FOR EXAMPLE: IT WAS MERELY
A GIGANTIC. MYTHICAL MORTAL
THOUGHT MOVING PICTURE - BUR-
LESoUE or THE OMNIPoTENcE OF INFINITE, d.
VINE LOVE. YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD,
ALL.HARMoNIOUs"
PRESIDENT KENNEDY; GOVERNOR SWANSON.
BY Tom Shaver
Gov. John B. Swanson called the legislature Thurs
day stop putting off decisions vital matters and get
started wide-rangng program 70 build Michigan in
every respect"
The youthful governor midway through his first two
year told joint session of the house
the states economy is growing steadily healthier and strong
MICHIGAN IS MARCHING FORWARD AGAIN." HE
DECLARED IN HIS ANNUAL MESSAGE TO THE LAW
MAKERS. I'VE ARE GROWING WE ARE REcAINlNc
OUR ECONOMIC MIGHT"
But he added. sernIy, there host Of vnmet needs
naggng problems that the Repubiean-domnaied leg
isIature HAS SWEPT UNDER CONVENIENT CARPET
OF DESPAIR"
DELAY HAS BEEN EASIER THAN DECISION" HE
SAID I'VE NEED TO HAMMER OUT SOLUTIONS, HOW
EVER DIFFICULT RATHER THAN FASHION EscAPIsT
DEADLOCKS."
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Congress :.
tcecsinved From Back Psse)

tcersinved From Back Psse)
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS ARE MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL cRiPPLEsl PRISONERS OF The
DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY IN OBVIOUS
WlcKEDNEsS BUT I'M INVOLUNTARY ERROR -.
JESUS SAID OF THE SATAN BOUNDS" rAIHek'
FORGIVE THEM, FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT
tconsinusd Nsxf Column Top)
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Holland =

Holland =
CONTINUED from Back Pager
AND THE DEVILS EWES PROMOTE ADULTERY
FORNICATON! AND SEX GRIMES. INDIRECTLY
PLUMBERS DISASTERS - AND, INDIRECTLY WITH
THEIR SATAN BOUND" ADAMS! - PEARL HARBoRs!
KOREAs SEX RACKETEERINC. HEBREWS. so-cALLED
CHRISTIANS. AND OTHER DEVILS ADAMS. EWES. SAY
YOUR PRAYERS!
EXPRESS RAMS COMMUTER TRAIN" = IN FOG!
'o4 DIE IN HOLLANDS WORST
RAIL DISASTER"
WOERDEN. Netherlands Jan. tAP)-Two iammed
passenger trains eoded dense fog here today and
Netherlands Railways announced that ~ perished
II the train disaster in this eovnfrys history
The Dutch News agency reported earlier that 50 per-
had been injured but farmers wife living the
disaster scene said abvanees had sreamed away carry
ing at least 200 injured TO nearby hospitals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-20
MAO /! DEVIL /!

THANKS TO THE MARVELLOUS REVELATIONS OF
THE SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST" WE MAY DE-
CLARE WITH ABSOLUTE CONVICTION. THE UTTER
"NOTHINCNESS" OF KHRUSHCHEv! MAO Use TUNG
AND THE DEVIL FOR WHOM THEY SPEAK!
JESUS SAYS IN JOHN s44 THAT THE DEVIL is A LIAR,
AND THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM
BUT, IT TOOK 1918 CENTURIES FOR THAT TO
BE SPELLED OUT! THE MARTYRDOM OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN CONCLUDED MRS. EDDYS APPRENTICE
SHIP AND SHE COULD, AND DID. DECLARE THAT JES
US VIRTUALLY STATED THAT DEVIL, EVIL, IS AN H.
LUsIoN AND A DElUSIoN MOT H-N-c-N-E-s-s"!
ABE LINCOLN: THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE
MRS. EDDY COMPLETES THE EXPOSURE
THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS GIVES US BASIC
CHRISTIAN scIENcE-PERFEcT CREATOR, CREATION.
OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE = WHICH THE NoNCHRIST
SCIENTIST CLERGY HAVE NEVER ADEQUATELY HON.
ORED - THE DEVIL INTRUDINc VIA "LoRDcoD"!
mot THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS THE
FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE GOD IS coDD.
LOOK OUT FOR SATAN IN
SUBSEQUENT CHAPTERS
DEVIL POSING AS "IORD-cO
THE 9TH VERSE OF THE SECOND CHAPTER OF
GENESIS READS AS you KNOW: AND THE LoRD-coD
RAISED UP MAN FROM THE DUST OF THE GROUND -
"N.O.THIN-c-N-E-S-S" - BLUNTLY DECLARES MRS.
EDDY - BY DIVINE AUTHORITY.
AND SO, WE MAY PARAPHRAsE THAT VERSE
AND MYTH MAsoUERADINc AS "LoRDcoD" =
RAISED UP MYTHICAL ADAMS. Ewes. MURDERouS
GAINS JUDAsEs KNAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD!
CONTINUED Next Column Topl
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JAN. 20, 1862
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-20
Testimony =

THE SPIRITUAL MAScULINITY OF THE CHRIST
tsee ST. Paurs EpistIe TO the Ephesisns 6:l020)
IN WORLD WAR I, A LITTLE LESS THAN 20 MONTHS
IN THE u S. AND EUROPE, HAD TO LEARN THAT
DIVINE LOVE AND THE CHRIST, HAVE BOTH MAScU
LINE AND FEMININE ASPECTS SPIRITUALLY CON-
SiDERED.
OUR GREAT MASTER, CHRIST JESUS, SAID: "A
NEW COMMANDMENT I GIVE UNTO YOU. THAT We
LOVE ONE ANOTHER AS ! HAVE LOVED YoU"l AND
He MADE STRICT DEMANDS. SACRIFICES, ETC, AND
SAID: I'VE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS! IF THY BROTH
Err OFFEND THEE, REBUKE HIM; AND IF He REPENT,
FORGIVE HIM. SEVENTY TIMES SEvEN"!
MRS. EDDY WAS NOT LACKING IN MORAL COUR-
AGE AND ZEAL, AND WAS QUITE AMENABLE TO THE
NECESSITY OF ALLOWING WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL
TO PERFORM HIS NECESSARY ROLES!
FOR EXAMPLE, SHE REBUKED SEVERELY THE
SOUTHERN PULPIT AND PRESS FOR 'cRADLINc THE
SINS OF SLAVERY ALSO. THE IDOLS OF ScHOLAS-
TIC THEOLOGY AND MATERiA MEDcA, MAKING MON
STEERS OF MEN AND HELPLESS iNvALiDS AND GRIP
PLESr
MRS. EDDY, ST. PAUL, IN WALL OF MOTHER
CHURCH CORRECTIONS, REBUKES:
BACK OF THE DESK PULPIT) OF THE SECOND
HEALTHY INSCRIBED IN THE WALL:
WHEN ERROR coNFRONTS YOU. WITHHOLD NOT
THE REBUKE OR THE EXPLANATION WHICH DE-
sTRoYs ERROR. NEVER BREATHE AN IMMORAL I'm
PURE ATMOSPHERE UNLESS IN THE ATTEMPT TO
PURIFY IT."
ST. PAUL - IN WALL BACK OF DESK OF FIRST
READER: "PREAcH THE WORD BE INSTANT, IN SEA-
SON. AND OUT OF SEASON; REPROvE, REBuKE, Ex-
HORT...."
UNHEAlED PRES FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
PEARL HARBOR
IF JOUR- PREcioUs) THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MOVEMENT HAD EVOLVED TO A HIGHER DEGREE OF
MORAL COURAGE AND SPIRITUAL POWER, 1T COULD
HAVE EITHER HEALED ROOSEVELT, OR HAVE KEPT
HIM OUT OF THIRD TERM, AND THUS WE MIGHT
HAVE BEEN SPARED PEARL HARBoR
HOWEVER, WE CERTAINLY ACCEPT AS VALID
MRS. EDDYS PROPHECY RELATIVE TO THE CHRIS
TiAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT: THAT IT WILL EVOLVE
SCIENTIFICALLY" AND IT MOST ASSUREDLY IS
"N-O-T-H-lN-C-N -E-S-S" : KHRUSH!
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-05-10

horses, the stirrups adjusted to
the length of her legs and the
robe, which had been thrown ov.
er the saddle was tucked around
her legs for warmth. Nora was
thankful, for otherwise, she had
nothing but thin stockings to
protect her legs.
Pete mounted the other horse,
leading the way. Cliff brought up
the rear, afoot.
The wind began to blow from
the north and the temperature
seemed to be falling quite fast.
The farther they went. the rough
er the going became and the wea.
ther was turning into a snow
storm. Each turn in the trail got
worse, as did the wind and the
whirling snow, until at last II
was almost impossible for Nora
to see Pete. who was just a few
PAGES ahead. They were descend
ing all the time and 1t was hard
az times for the horses to keep
their footing. Nora wondered
more than ever, where they could
be taking her. All she could see
was the whirling snow. About
two hours after they had left the
blackboard they came out on
level ground. In another few min
utes, they came to q large stone
building.
Pete dismounted and Cliff
held the horses while he went
inside. He returned after several
minutes, nodded to Cliff, who in
turn held Nora's horse with one
hand and helped her off with the
other one. Nora could hardly
stand when her feet touched the
ground. She had never gone
through so much misery in her
life, as she had during the last
two hours. She had ridden horse
back some, as a child, but none
lately. She had forgotten all she
had ever learned about riding.
Her feet and legs panied, in ad-
dition to being so cold that they
were numb. Cliff took her into
a large room where there was
an unusually large fireplace, a
long table and two benches. He
first put her saddle robe in a
corner and told her to sit down
on 1t. When she had complied, he
doubled the corners of the robe
up over her legs. Then. removing
his own heavy coat, he piled 1t
also on her feet. Cliff went out.
Soon Pete came In, took off his
coat and piled it on her, too.
The men busted themselves
and soon Cliff had several arm
loads of dry tree limbs stacked
near the fireplace. He. broke sew
eral handsful of small branches,
Lit a match and held IL to them
until they began to burn. He laid
the burning sticks in the fire
place, placed others on them and
soon the fire was blazing bright
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-05-10
TRI-COUNTY cOWBELLES
AND HUSBANDS ATTEND
DINNER DANCE

On Thursday evening, May 3,
sixty-six Tri-County CowBelles
and their husbands attended a
dinner dance at the Veterans
County Club in Cut Bank.
Tender Treasure Steaks were
served, and heartily enjoyed by
all. Before the short meeting
door prizes were won by five
lucky ladies. The names of the
new CowBelle officers were an:
nounced. Mary Lois Peterson will
serve as president again this
year, along with her secretary,
Mary Perry. They will be join
ed by Hazel Johnson, LIST vice
president; Rosemary Fowler, End
vice president; and Vivien Kali
bfleisch, 3rd vice president.
President Mary Lois presented
an interesting account of the
highlights of the past year. The
CowBelles are now looking for
ward to an even more successful
new year.