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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
DEvIL-R0BBED NOM CHRIST SCIENTISTS IN
'HElI. OR A FOOLS PARADISE J.

TELL VN TVVL ! HNbsOsSs
VERSUS THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH! - Revelation 2l - AND THEIR
EXCLUSIVE REALITY -AS PER
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER, PLUS ILLUMINATION
OF c.H-I-L.D-L-E-ss CHRIST JESUS PLANNED
NON PARENTHooD! = CALL NO MAN %.
FATHER"!
"WoMANs MAN CHILD" - GODS MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH.
"sciENcE or SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE!
- APPREHENDS DEMONSTRATES. THE
UTTER NoT-H-I-NGNE-sS OF THE THINGS
SEEN, TEMPORAL" Isl. Paul. - THE EVIL
THE HUMAN! THE MATERIAL - NATTER SIN
HUMAN BIRTHS HELL, AND THEIR FATHER.
THE DEvIL' - MERELY SHADOW. MYTHICAL.
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES! -
couNTERFEITs BURLEsQuES, SYMBOLS OF
THAT ONE, VERY GOOD" UNIVERSE =
"E.I.N.Ls.H.E-D" - ETERNALLY = COMPLETELY -
POPULATED WITH cHRlsTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING =
GENESIS l:26 - ADAMLEvELESS! -
NEVER BORN ! NEVER DYING NEVER
SINNER! NEWER BORN OF SINNERS! -
or WOMAN UNcLEAN! lob, Old IT,
GENESIS l:3l: land GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT!
CREATOR - HoNORED BY THE c-H-li-D-LE'S-s
CHRIST JESUS |! HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD. u WAS
[-LS-l VERY Good!
GENESIS I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN land THE EARTH
SPIRITUAL - THE REAL u WERE FINISHED
AND ALL THE HOST OF THEM - Externally
VOID OF MATTER. HUMANS DISEASE.
DEATH. WARS SIN, HELL. AND THEIR FATHER.
TIE DEvlL..- MERELY GIGANTIC ADAMEvE
"LORD.coD" (cen. III. etc., FRAUDS MYTHS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Billy Graham :.

(continved From Back Pags) =.
EVERY ONE - THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK - WoMAN's MAN CHILD TO
RULE ALL NATIONS VIA INFINITE. DIVINE
LOVE ORev. l2:l. s.
PART 2
BILLY. AS FALSE Prophet IF YOU CAN'T
PERSUADE 'EM, SCARE 'EM!
AND WITHOUT WoMANs MAN CHILD OF
FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOST. BILLY CANNOT
PERSUADE MILLIONS. WHO WILL, IN DUE
TIME BECOME CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS! - GODS
HIGHEST CHOSEN! See PIP. g. l92. s&H FOR
THE REAL.
BILLY PREsUMPTuoUSLY SAYS: I'VE
SEARCHED THE SCRIPTURES. ExHAUSTIvELY.
AND THERE IS NO SECOND CHANCE AFTER
THE DAY OF JUDGMENT! NOW. RIGHT THERE
YOU HAVE THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURES
BILLY CAN CITE PASSAGES OF JESUS TAKEN
LITERALLY. TO SUPPORT HIS ExTRAvAcANT,
THREATENING EXPLOITATION.
But GODS JESUS CHRIST SCIENCE MES
siAH. SECOND COMING" REVEALS TO YOU
WHEN REPENTANT LIKE SAUL OF TARSUs
BECOMING PAUL: LORD. WHAT WILT THOU HAVE
NE TO Do?"
AND WITH ADEQUATE HUMILITY. REPENTANCE,
you WILL HEAR THE DIVINE. STILL SMALL
VOICE." MAKE YOURSELF A coNsEcRATED
CHRIST SCIENCE SECOND COMING"
STUDENT THINKER. LEADER - THE ONLY
REcENERATED HUMANS COMPETENT FOR
WORLD LEADERSHIP - THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS = Revelation 222 = REVELATION OF
THE REAL (2l:D - AND THEIR E-xc-LU
S-.v-E REALITY - AND THE UTTER
N-O.TH-iN-cNE.s-s OF THE THINGS SEEN,
TEMPORAL ISL PAUL. - THE EVIL THE HUMAN (!
THE MATERIAL SIN. MATTER. HUMAN BIRTHS!
HE'LL AND THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL!
BILLY. WHO IN HE'LL DO you THINK YOU ARE7
- PRESUMNG TO TELL THE SATAN BOUND
sAULS OF TARsUS THAT iF THEY PASS ON TO
THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS
CALLED THE NEXT WORLD WITHOUT SOME
OF YOU CLERGY HAVING CONVERTED
THEM. THEY'RE DOOMED FOR AN ETERNITY OF
HE'LL! WHAT DAMNABLE ROT! DELUSION!
BILLY PUT ON SPIRITUAL LONG PANTS
LIKEWISE THE REST OF THE
NoNcHRIsT SCIENCE CLERGY! - AND LEARN
THAT "OUR FATHER-MoTHER COD ALL
HARMONIOUS" OF CHRIST JESUS = INFINITE.
DIVINE LOVE - IS THE ONLY REAL POWER -
SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLIKE - INTELLIGENCE.
PARENT MIND. SOUL. SPIRIT. SUBSTANCE.
M AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
AND THAT THE ONLY DESTINY OF A MORTAL =
BE 1T THE HIGH PRIESTS OPPOSING JESUS
JUDAS; THE MuRDEROus DEsPoTs OF THE
CENTURIES OR IN MODERN TIMES MUssolINI.
HITLER, sTALiN. TOTO - is TO AWAKEN OUT
OF THE MYTHS NOTHING
NESS OF THE SATANIC. ADAM-EvE,
LORD GOD" (cen. 1T etc., FRAUDS MYTHs
N.oT-H-I-Nc-NE-s-s! OF MATTER. SIN.
HUMAN BIRTHS DISEASE DEFoRMITIEs.
DISASTERS, PEsTILENcEs. WARS. EVEN!
HE'LL, AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL!
MURDERER, LIAR VOID OF TRUTH!
Vo-lD OF SANITYl REALiTYl THE MY-T-H!
Jesus in John s:43, "a. DEAR BILLY. CHILD.
YOU CAN UNDERSTAND THIS
FATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOST, TO
GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY - INCOMPATIBLE
PRoPHETEsS REvELAToR, p. 476.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - SAVIOUR OF
BIBLES CLERGY EVERY ONE - ERROR.
URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS is SELF-DESTRoYED"!
STUDY. PRAYERFUlLy. THE SCIENTIFIC
STATEMENT OF BEING" p. 46s "scENcE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE S-c-RI-P-TU-R-Es"
MRS EDDY's WoMANs. MAN CHILD - THEN
PRAYERFULLY READ - AGAIN = John 3:l-3 -
BEHOLD WHAT MANNER OF LOVE THE FATHER
HATH BESTOWED UPON US THAT WE
SHOULD BE CALLED THE SONS or coD"! 80.
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST TO- 1868
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Ten Negroes =

Vonsinvsd From Bsek p.c.,
COMMITMENTS! eURlGsoues, os n,uuz
REALITY = PeRPErUATED BY sucu
.eMrtsIAI'oNs AS THE FOREGOING
-. - sns os'"S SCRIPTURE Lincoln shskesussre
'oo' soo years ago respectively VIA
SAUL o. TARsus. ADAMeve TRANS, Ayo.s,
AND THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE. coMTMmws
VIA INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL ApuLTEReRsh
The Nos%ChRlsr SCIENTIST CLERGY
BlASPHeMERs RIP VAN WlNKl Es I MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL cRlPPLEs PRISONERS OF Tne
DEVIL = NOT NECESSARILY IN OBVIOUS
w'ckeoNess. BUT IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR -
rsksoNs % DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT.
HONESTY INTELLIGENCE
the CATHOLIC FREEDOM or THE WILL" IS A
pevll'sH oelusloN! OF THE SATAN BOUND CHRIST
SAYS: "FATHER. FORGIVE THEM, FOR THEY KNOW
NOT WHAT THEY DOL
THE R.c. HIERARCHY IS so pEvILlsHLY RossED
THAT INSTEAD OF PRAYiNc'To GOD. AS JESUS IN
STRucTED. THEY PRAY TO MARY n!
AND A GREATER MARY WAS RAISED UP BY
FATHER. SON. AND HOLY GHOST. IN 1865 :
THE HALFWAY MARK OF A NEARLY 30 YEARS
CAREER The GREATEST SINCE CHRIST JESUS!
- INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. REvELAToR.
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY - WOMAN" OF
MATTHEW 1888; Revelation l2ls - "A GREAT
WONDER IN HEAVEN A WOMAN CLOTHED
WITH THE SUN AND THE MOON UNDER HER
FEET -. CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS ...'
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF IRON
MRS. EDDYs COMMENT THERETO p. SOS. c.s
textbook: "cHRIST. GODS IDEA, WILL EVENTUALLY
RULE ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES -
IMPERATIvELY. ABSOLUTELY, FINALLY - WITH
DIVINE SCIENCE! - SUCH HUMILITY. HONESTY
IS BEYOND THE 'BRAlNWAsHED,' HORSE AND
BUGGY NoNcHRIST SCIENTIST CLERGY
'SAuLS OF TARSUS'
PART z
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The Evening Sun (Baltimore)
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CONTINUED From Back Page)
EVERY ONE - THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK - WOMANS MAN CHILD TO
RULE ALL NATIONS VIA INFINITE. DIVINE
LOVE (Rev. 12l, 81
The chronicle., 1963-07-29
Candidates

| nj. ID. Johnson
VIM. c. (Son) Rhodes
Carl II. Wilson
Archie c. williams
Owen Davis
John McNeaI
Benjamin b. Navarette
Cecil E. Byrd
SUPERVISOR BEAT /
Ralph Cumbest
Lum r. Cumbest
SUPERVISOR BEAT 2
Maurice Hammond
Edward A. Khayat
SUPERVISOR BEAT 8
Marvin III. Jacobs
/ Freddie O'Brien
! Maness Bartlett
! SUPERVISOR BEAT 4
1 A. p. Moran
! J0seJh B. Fountain
! Edward j. Br0u
SUPERVISOR BEAT 5
NOlle T. Roberts
{ Olin HI. Davis
7 CHANCERY CLERK
Wilbur G. Dees
Dwight L. Moody
Billy Easterw0Od
YAK ASSESSOR
Norman L. Lyons
n. b. (Bitsy) Wallace
SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION
Marland III. Mallette
Newton Perry GautieP
P BEAT 1
]. S. Lundy
S. III. Swendsen
II. III. (Hardy) Parker
J. B. GOff
Charles Ely
P BEAT .
Lawrence Baker
T. v. Blades
C. 4. Browning
Chris q. Watts, Sf.
Clyde A. oliver
w. d. Richards
JP BEAT s
w. V. Burns
L. ID. Harrison
J. Leslie Nelson
S. N. Ashley
Willard Walker
Herman L. Benefited
Jack Caffey
John d. Henley
william C. Kagele
Frank S. Canty
JP BEAT 4
H. F. (Hank) Watts
JP BEAT S
Chandler III. Havens
CORONER
Fred r. Diamond
Roy T. O'Bryant
Benny w. Bryant
CONSTABLE BEAT /
George N. Br0adus
d. L. Wilmington
Frank Nj. Johnson
Curtis A. Holifield
HI. L. Pittman
CONSTABLE BEAT 2
Harry Self
Hebert w. Afford
Jewell p. Denney
Harry N. SnipeS
Roy o. Porter
C. r. Macarthur
A. j. Smith
Anthony Watts
Oscar Dykes
John l.. Lewis
Wallace Naples
John NJ. Chun
\ Leo (Pete) Webb Jr.
! J. w. Roberts
1 CONSTABLE BEAT 3
Albert G. Klatt
N. J. DubuissOn
John L. Gambreu
j. w. Hill
Henry Fletcher
Toxic III. Stewart
Raymond Sasser
Ralph E. Tillman
Joe Walls
COMING
THURSDAY
First Showing in
Pascagoula Moss Poin
Area
Disney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Turnpike Crash
In Foo Kills Two

KEARNY, N. j., Oct. IA (AP)
Two women were killed and
IL other persons were injured
today when an interstate bus
and an egg truck crashed or
the fog blanketed New Jersey
turnpike.
The smashup pinned passen-
gers in the wreckage and 1t was
nearly two hours before al
were freed.
Two other trucks were in
volved, but police could not say
Immediately Just what hap
pened. 1t appeared that t.;
bus, a Greyhound, came upor
the scene toward the end of q
chain collision and struck the
egg truck after first hitting g
tractor trailer.
The dead women were sit,
ting near the front of the bus
which was crushed on impact
Identification was not possible
Immediately at Holy Name Hos
pital, Teaneck. where the bodie,
were taken.
Twenty-four persons were
treated at st. James Hospital
Newark, with 10 admitted, nont
in critical condition.
The bus was New York,
bound from Detroit after stop
in Cleveland, Ohio, and Pitts.
burgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Kennedy SuIutes
Nations Papers
For Responsibility
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy saluted
the Nations newspapers today,
saying that mo other Nation
In the world enjoys a press as
responsive to the needs of free
DOM"
In a statment marking Ma
tional Newspaper Week, Mr..
Kennedy said newspapers play
an increasingly important role
in informing a free people,
adding:
Critical examination of the
policies and actions of our Gov
eminent by its citizens is es-
sential to an open society. This
primary role of the press carries
with it the knowledge that with
freedom comes responsibility"
He said the country Is fortu-
nate Ito have a press which
increasingly seeks higher stand
ards of responsibility and serv-
Ice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
1000 to Attend
Hospital Purley

The annual conference Of
the Maryland-District Of Co
lumbia-Delaware Hospital As
ISOLATION opened today at the
Shoreham with 1000 hospital
officials expected to attend
one or more sessions during
the three-day meeting.
Morris N. Throne, associate
director of Baltimore's Sinai
Hospital, is president Of the
association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
By the Associated Press

Agriculture Secretary Free
man expects a Soviet delegs-
ton to arrive here within a
week to 10 days to discuss
terms for buying American
wheat.
Defending the proposed sale,
Mr.. Freeman said that if l5C
million to 200 million bushels
are sold to Russia. the United
States taxpayers will save about
5000 million in wheat storage
costs alone.
Mr.. Freeman gave his views
yesterday in a broadcast inter-
view (ABC-Issues and An
swers).
He predicted sales to Russia
and Communist bloc countries
| in Eastern Europe would boost
United States wheat exports for
the year to l billion bushels,
compared with normal annual
sales of from $50 to 700 million
bushels.
He blamed bad weather for a
81 per cent drop in Soviet
wheat production this year,
from IS million tons to 40 mil
lion tons.
OF former Vice President
Richard Nixon's charge that
the decision to sell may be the
administrations major foreign
policy mistake to date"
Mr.. Freeman said:
"A little bit ridiculous .
1t is almost like a candidate
desperately trying to think
up something to say to get on
the front page"
On his recent swing through
United States wheat States he
found about 90-to-1 approval
Of sales to Communist nations,
he added.
The decision to sell was not
a political one, Mr.. Freeman
asserted, and while it will
strengthen wheat prices and
farmer income this year it is
not likely to do so next year
when the presidential election
is held.
The charge that we would in
effect be paying the usual 60
cent-per-bushel wheat export
subsidy to Russia Is totally
fallacious," Mr.. Freeman said.
The wheat to be shipped to the
Russians will come from surplus
stocks, and "the difference be-
tween world price and domestic
price has long since been paid
to the American farmer" he
added.
The Secretary also made
these points:
The Soviet Union may spend
up to 81 billion for wheat this
year. We have been selling
about IS million or So million
annually worth Of mostly tall
low, hides and skins to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Red Wheat Team Due;
Freeman Defends DeoI

Soviet Union for the last 80
years.
Attaching conditions to the
sale agreement, such as a pro-
posal that we require the Rus
slams to tear down the Berlin
wall, would be wrong because
it would deter the improved re-
latiOns we want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14

active part in his community
church.
\ John Giles, who has always
maintained his innocence,
writes that "the latest progress
for freedom and the approach
ing date to the governor is so
overpowering that I can't do
much else but daydream."
James said in a recent letter
that THE Governor. should,
I'm hopeful, give the most seri-
GUS consideration TO our de-
mands. If he doesn't, then his
reluctance will only prove what
I have long believed, that the
State would rather cover up a
mistake than to correcV&t."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Call for Drivers Given

Volunteer drivers for Red
Cross vehicles are needed by
the Washington Chapter of the
American Red Cross. interest
ed persons are asked to phone
857-3448 between 9 am. and
4:30 pm. Monday through
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Magazine Heads
Advance Gifts for
Jewish Appeal

Sheldon Magazine, Washing
ton builder and civic leader, will
serve as advance gifts chairman
Of the 1868 United Jewish APP
peal campaign.
Or. Seymour Alpert, general
UJA chairman, said Mr.. Maya
zine will aim for support of the
area business community in the
drive. These advance gifts are
expected to total nearly half Of
the campaign goal Of $2.5 mil
lion.
A native Washingtonian, Mr.
Magazine is a partner in the
Magazine Brothers Construc-
ton Corp. and is a member OF
the advisory board Of the Sub
urban Trust Co., and a board
member Of the District Title Co
The United Jewish Appeal
here is part Of a nationwide
campaign for funds used to aid
Jewish immigrants in more
than IS countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
SMOKING

Continued From Page Al
the Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital. The Adventists
have been fighting a reargard
action for 100 years against
tobacco as a "slow-acting and
Indignant poison"
No Religious OvertOnes
The sponsors stress, however
that there is no religious char
acter to the program. No one
will be asked to join the
church, and no collection plate
will be passed. The Adventists
will not. however. discourage
those who come to cough and
remain to pray.
Anyone interested in enroll
ing in the free course can call
Mr.. Folkenberg at JU $4,000,
extension 604, to reserve q tick
ct for the five-evening series
opening at 7:45 tonight in the
Business and Public Admins
tration Auditorium, University
Of Maryland, College Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Work-Hungry Students
'ExpeI' Easy Professors

MILAN, Italy, Feb. 90 (AP)
- Barricaded in their class
rooms, the University of Milan's
architecture students sat out
tonight the 10th night Of one
Of the strangest strikes in the
curriculum of college capers.
They insist they won't let
their professors in until courses
are made harder and exams
sitter.
The professors are staying
out, refusing to make the class
work tougher than it is.
ut looks like a stalemate, !"
a spokesman for the 400 sit-in
studnet strikers said. We're
not going to give inland so
far there have been no signs
that the professors are going
to, either"
Behind the strike is the shad-
ow of ever-mounting student
criticism of ancient Italy's mod
ern educational system.
School authorities" some of
the students said, ARE failing
to keep up with the changing
times. Even the past of Italy's
glorious heritage Of culture can
become a burden If efforts are
not made to rejuvenate it to fit
the needs of the present."
Specifically, the students are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

demanding guest lectures by
successful, practicing modern
architects, harder courses, and
tougher exams that will weed
out the incompetent and fit
the graduates for jobs in BOOM
ing, modern Italy. They want
also a consultative say with
their faculty advisors on what
the courses should include.
I'VE realize this will mean
more work for u.s." a student
spokesman said. Harder cour-
ses-less spare time. And that's
exactly what we want"
The faculty Of the College Of
Architecture said it did not OBJ
ject so much to what the stu
dents wanted, as to how they
were going about getting 1t.
And they rejected taking the
students into consultation on
how the school should be run.
Alongside the students pla-
cards on the walls Of the Col
lege Of Architecture were others
proclaiming sympathy and sup
port from the university's en-
cheering students and from
students of architecture at the
University Of Venice.
The strike has gradually
settled down into an organized
pattern.
At first girl friends and rel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

Only ticketholders will be ad-
mitted. Any overflow will be
taken care Of in a second sec
ton to be held shortly, Mr..
Folkenberg said.
I'VE especially welcom e
newspapermen," he said. They
seem to smoke a lot"
The Star accepted the In
vitation, and will send this
writer to cover the series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Two Men Injured
AS ScuffoId Falls

Two workmen were injured
yesterday. one seriously. when
they fell 20 feet with a scaffold
while installing air condition
ing equipment at the Perpetual
Building Association, I'LL Z
street NV.
Rudolph Kyano. 40, OF STA
Allison street, Brentwood, Md,
was listed in serious condition
with head injuries at Casualty
Hospital. James Donnelly. 80,
of 1914 Fourteenth street NE,
suffered a back injury.
The accident occurred while
the men we're working on the
ceiling In a second-floor office.
The scaffolding and the two
men fell TO the floor shortly
after IL am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Touring Luotiuns
Reach New York
NEW YORK. Feb. 23 ZAP

NEW YORK. Feb. % (AP) i.
- The King Of Laos arrived
here today on a three-day visit.
He was accompanied by IS
Laotian officials including
Prince Souvanna Phouma, the
Prime Minister.
The King. Sri Savang Vat
thana, flew into LaGuardia
Airport aboard an Air Force
transport plane from Knox
vile, Tenn, where he had in
spected the technical achieve
ments of the Tennessee River
valley.
Because of the freezing
weather, police Cancelled plans
for a motorcycle escort for the
King. In its place, they used
seven radio cars carrying about
"a policemen on a trip from
the airport to the United Ma
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

ency are to be commended for
their humane feelings, but the
policy has failed"
No Whole Answer
In his statement, Senator
Bible noted that the last Con-
gress has made several crime
prevention moves, such as ex-
pansion of the Districts Juve-
nile Court from one to three
judges and the lifting Of the
police departments authorized
strength to 5000 men.
But, the Senator said, more
policemen is by no means the
whole answer" He added:
Law enforcement officers In
the District of Columbia face
greater legal restrictions in
their daily work than do their
fellow officers in other major
cities of the country. Because
this is a Federal jurisdiction,
the first 10 amendments to the
Constitution are directly appli-
cable.
This seems to me another
reason why more police Off
GERS are desirable for effective
law enforcement without in
fringement of the civil rights
intended by the first 10 amend
ments."
Chairman Bible said, how
ever, that the Bill Of Rights
should not be used as a legal
haven for the unsavory crimi-
nal who today is depriving the
law-abiding men. women and
children OF another right-the
right to walk the streets Of
the Nations Capital city with
out fear of bodily harm"
Police Chief Robert v. Muir
ray asked for legislation tc
clarity and strengthen the
hand Of the policeman in de-
tention and questioning Of
suspects and material wit.
nesses. Chief Murray also asked
for a bill to provide for utili-
zation and compensation" Of
off-duty police officers on spe-
cial event and emergency de.
tails.
II Congress approves these
proposals, Chief Murray said
his department will be liable
to take care Of the job" wher
II reaches its authorized
strength Of 5000 men.
! During the conference, Sen.
ator Morse, Democrat Of Ore.
gon. recommended that Mr.
Mcmillan and Senator Bible
; assign their committee lawyers
Ito go into the model code or
this whole matter Of" The
criminal insanity field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Shared in Profits

They have produced further
proof that Mr.. Perez Jimenez
had a secret 20 per cent share
in a corporation run by his
Minister of Economics, and
whose sole business was build
ing lavish resorts and hotels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
Tobriner Offers Bills
ToCut Delinquency

vestigation in the city. They
are proposing legislation that
would require court approval
before a suspect could be de-
tanned for questioning. The
maximum period for the ques-
tioning would be six hours.
Legality Questioned
Mr.. Mcmillan has introduced
a bill that would allow police
to detain a suspect without
court approval, as is the case
under the system Of investiga-
tive arrests being banned by
the Commissioners. The maxi
mum period also would be six
hours.
On this point, Mr.. Tobriner
said at the crime study session:
MY position Is simply this: I
don't believe arrests for invest
igation without probable cause
are constitutional and I don't
see how 1t is possible for us, as
responsible heads Of the city
government, to sanction that. "
Mr.. Tobriner's long range
proposals for coping with the
causes Of crime included identi-
fication Of school dropouts for
a job training program. Job
openings and promotions with
out regard to race, a municipal
work program for the unem-
ployed, and establishment of
"urbanization schools" to help
the unskilled, semi illiterate
people who come to Washington
to adjust to city life.
The commissioner called also
for improved housing condi-
: tons. a boader local minimum
wage law. and "a modicum, at
least as a beginning, OF birth
control information and ma
terial under medical control
Endorses HoltZOff
In his statement. Mr.. To-
briner also Endorsed some Of
the views Of Judge Holtzoff or
sitter sentences for crimes OF
violence and concealed weapons
= offenses.
Judge Holtzoff told the con.
gressmen that the "ominou.
phase" Of today's crime trends
is an increase in the percentage
OF young criminals.
The underlying cause, the
! Judge said. is lack Of discipline
at home. He said:
They no longer make then
obey. no longer make then
respect the rights OF others, M
longer discipline them. The
child gets what he wants wher
, he wants IT,"
Judge Holtzoff also said he
! was concerned about the lie.
nient attitude that has beer
displayed towad Juveniles" who
quite often are we'll aware Of
their special court projections
He added:
Nov / don't know how To
cure that. But / think those
. who tried the policy Of leni-