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Smyrna times., 1963-03-14
Community Concert Presents
Lucerne Festival Strings

dagogue, Wolfgang Schneider
han, together with his assis-
tant and former pupil, Rudolf
Baumgarmer, to form the group
in 1855. Making its debut In
1856, within the framework of
the Lucerne International Music
Festival Weeks with Schneid-
erhan and Baumgarmer as So
loists), the group has since ad-
ded a new summer festival
TO its itinerary each year, so
that now they are heard reg
ularly at such Festivals as
those of Salzburg, Edinburgh,
Engadine and, of course, Lu-
cerne.
Touring Germany, Austria,
Italy, Sweden, Norway, Den
mark, Holland, F france and Eng
land, the Lucerne ensemble
(Which is sponsored by Its home
city has given hundreds of
concerts since its inception with
such notables as Irmgard See
fried, Yehudi Menuhin, Dietrich
Fischer-Dieskau, Pierre Four
nier and Margrit Weber often
appearing as guest artists. In
all cases the response has been
extraordinary and their "Truly
Remarkable Standards" have
been pointed TO as a new high
in ensemble playing.
In the delicate and subtle
art of chamber music interpre-
tation, 1t is difficult to single
out any one element whichmakes
for the Absolutely perfect"
which is achieved by the Lu-
cerne Festival Strings. The
complete unity of anDroach may
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14
Safety Facts
Given For
Summer
Kite Flying

'Fly your kite--but fly it
right"
That advice for youngsters
of Delaware was offered yes
terday by j. James Ashton,
manager of the Delaware Safety
Council. ''The right way is the
safe way" he said. Kite flying
is one of the many activities
that are fun if done safely, but
can be dangerous and destruc-
tive If not done with sensible
precautions, he added.
Ashton said the four pre-
cautions to remember In kite
flying are these:
l.. Keep kites away from e
lectric wires and television an
tennas.
2. Use dry cotton string,
or cord; never use wire or
tinsel cord; and don't fly your
kite when the cord is wet.
8. Use no metal on your kite
or its tail.
A. Don't climb poles or trees
to rescue a kite from an over
head wire or roof.
The point about avoiding wet
cords and metal is of course
the danger of getting an cleo
trio shock If the kite should
accidentally touch an electric
wire. There is a double haz-
ard In that situation--the dam
ger of injury to the kite flier
and of damage to the electric
wires, causing inconvenience
to neighbors.
Another danger associated
with kite flying, Ashton said,
is the danger that a youngster
concentrating on the Kite will
run into the path of car or
truck. That danger shoulG Sbe
avoided by flying kites in safe
open places away from traf-
fic, he suggested.
The safety official also noted
that people have been killed try
ing to repeat Benjamin Frank
Inns experiment with kites and
lightning. ''Don't play with
lightning"
Ashton said the kite is named
for the bird or prey of the same
name, noted for its ability to
soar high and to glide for long
distances. ENJOY flying your
kite by following simple safety
precautions and don't fall prey
to the danger of getting hurt, +"
he said.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14

Homemakers faced with the
task of planning meatless Len
ten menus need not get into the
rut of serving ''the same old
thing", when there is such a
wide variety of protein-rich
meat substitutes from which TO
choose. says Janet Coblentz,
extension nutrition specialist
at the University of Delaware.
Families who eat six meat
less meals a week need vari-
ETY. In menus--but 1t is even
more important to get as much
protein value as a meat dish
would provide, Miss Coblentz
points out.
Lent is a good time to try
new meatless main dishes, Miss
CoblentZ believes, and she Of
fers several suggestions.
Since the supermarkets offer
a wide variety of fresh, fro
zen and canned seafood, try at
least one new kind this season.
The most inexpensive kinds in
clude frozen cod. perch or had
dock fillets and canned pink
salmon or bonita, which is sim :
liar to tuna. Somewhat more
expensive are king crab, lob
ster tails and founder. There
are many other kinds of seafood
as we'll, and any of them can
be cooked many different ways
--broiled, boiled, baked, fried,
in casseroles, or creamed and
served on toast, Chinese mood
les, rice, egg noodles, potatoes
--even as a sauce for a souffle
or omelet.
Eggs and cheese are, of
course, common recipe ingred-
tents, but they can provide ex-
cellent main dishes in them
selves, Miss Coblentz points
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14
Marydel Items

Birthday congratulations to
Mrs. Raymond Crozier and
Mrs. Henry Lutten. Each cell
ebrated their birthday last
week.
Mrs. John Canada and Mrs.
Herbert Hitcher who have been
patients in the Kent General
Hospital returned to their
homes this week. Eachis wished
a speedy recuperation.
Mrs. Norman Melvin and son
Barry, MIR. Clyde Poore, all of
Clayton and Mrs. Loper, Dover
called on Miss Margaret Smith
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Butts
spent last Sunday afternoon with
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Duplicki
and family. Media. On Sunday
evening they called on Mr.. Eldad
Wright, Ridley Park.
MIR. George Luff and MIR.
Amos Wyatt we're among those
who attended the Communion
Service and Methodist Mems
Breakfast at Denton on Sunday
morning, March 3rd.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Coving-
ton and children, Windemere,
Del, spent Saturday with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Collision.
Mary-Del Fire Company was
called to assist the Hardy
Company early on F ridaymorn-
ing. The fire was the home of
MIR. and Mrs. John Hodges near
town. The family lost practical
ly everything, home contents
and escaped with little or no
clothing. AT the present they
are staying at the home of fMrs.
Hodges mother in Hartly.
Mrs. Robert Day, Diane and
Brian spent Saturday with
friends in Stanton.
Miss Kathy Plumley enter
tanned several of her class
mates at pajama party on
Thursday evening.
Miss Nancy Vodvarka, Hartly
spent Saturday with Miss Hope
Ann Tuxward.
School children of Kent Coun-
ty, Delaware had holiday on
Friday while their teachers and
other school personal attended
the Kent County Educational
Association meeting atMilford.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14

be due TO the fact that all of
the players q violins, 2 vio-
las, 2 celli, l bass and |
cembalo) have In common the
master classes of Professor
Schneiderhan. II has also been
pointed out that the group of
10 men and 8 women, draw
ing their membership from
Germany, Italy, Sweden, Swift
Zerland, Canada and France, is
perhaps, on the whole, the young
est group of its kind now be-
fore the public--and that the
infectious exuberance which
their playing displays is ma
mral outgrowth of the youth
fulness of the musicians. Even
the semi-circular seating ar
rangement of the players seems
to contribute to the perfect
communication which exists
within the group; and the COM
plete homogeneity of the music
is made even more remarkable
by the fact that the ensemble
plays without conductor--con-
cermaster Rudolf Baumgarmer B
directs from his desk. Whatever
the reason, however, 1t is GER
tain that when the Lucerne Fes-
tival Strings brings It's mag
nificently varied repertoire
which ranges from the clas-
sics--Bach, Handel and Mozart
Ito the contemporaries--Bar-
tok, Bloch, Hindemith ndMar-
tinu--American music lovers
can again be prepared for a
unique experience.
The group has an exceeding
ly heavy schedule each season
and since February 1860 they
have toured In Switzerland, Ger
many, Sweden, Norway and It.
ally with brilliant success. In
April 1860 theywere heard for
the first time In Iran. In May
1860 they recorded in Lucerne
with the late Clara Haskil and
participated that summer in TWO
German Festivals. They we're
featured at the 1860 Prades
Festival, the Lucerne Festival
and at the Pablo Casals Zer-
matt Festival In September
1860.
January 1861 found them on
a concert tour of Germany,
followed by engagements in
Spain. Portugal, France, Eng
land and Switzerland. They we're
re-invited to the 1861 Prades
Festival. appeared In Salzburg,
at the Engadine Festival and
once again at the Lucerne Fes-
tival and re-invitation for the
Zermatt Festival. They toured
in Europe extensively in 1861
including visits to Scandinavia,
Italy, Belgium, Germany, Eng
land, France and their native
Switzerland. The high caliber
of the Lucerne Festival Strings
is manifested in the excellence
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14

On March 20. at 5 p.m., The
Dover Community Concert As
sociation will present for its
membership at the Dover High
school, the last concert of the
1928 season, the Lucerne
Festival Strings.
Music for Connoisseurs"
1.-The phrase which headed a
recent Hamburg review--clear-
ly echoes the critical comment
that has followed the Lucerne
Festival Strings throughout
Europe. This young group of
master musicians, carrying the
tradition Of the famed Lucerne
Conservatory, has been singled
out among chamber music en-
sembles for a technical and In
terpretive unity, freshness of
tone and liveliness of approach
which is unparalleled on to-
days music scene. Their cur
rent appearances mark the
groups second tour In North
America, during which they will
be presented atNew York's Me-
tropolitan Museum and more
than 80 major cities of the US.
and Canada. The Festival
Strings draws its repertoire
from the compositions of the
classicists such as Bach and
Vivaldi, but also excels in the
works of contemporary compo-
sers such as Hindemith and
Bartok.
A desire to bring together
the Lucern Conservatory's
Master class alumni first
prompted Vienna's great vio-
linist and Lucerne's master pc
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14
Meatless Lenten Menus
Still Offer Variety

out. The variations of souffles
or the old standby omelet are
almost endless. Add bits of
pimento, onion or ripe olives
for interesting flavor--or make
a mushroom, spinach or aspar-
agus souffle, or a shrimp,
cheese or tomato omelet. Un-
diluted canned cream soups
make good souffle or omelet
sauces in a variety of flavors.
Dried beans, peas and pea
nut butter are also rich In
protein and can be used In
many ways in soups, casser-
oles, salads and sandwiches
or cream cheese and Jelly on
toast for either breakfast or
lunch as an added protein bon
US.
On meatless days, eat any
of the following to get the e.
quivalent OF a three-ounce SER
wing of lean meat: three me-
dium eggs, one-half cup cot
tage cheese, three ounces ched-
dar cheese or fish or poultry,
TWO and quarter cups milk,
one cup cooked dried beans or
four tablespoons peanut butter.
When using beans or peanut
butter as a meat substitute,
use a dairy product with it so
the protein will be used for
body building and repair.
MAKE Lenten meals as in
teresting as possible, but for
the sake of your family's
health, be sure they are also
nourishing, Miss Coblentz ad-
vises.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-14

Some speakers need no in
PRODUCTION. They need conclu-
SionS.
ANONYMOUS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
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Romney insists MAT ihe state followed fhs federal
rules and. late Monday Of last week. had green
light for the program from the federal departments Chi
esgo regional office.
But Cohen said he recommending to Anthony J.
ceebrezze that aid funds be withheld because ihs Mich
gan law excludes se children Of farm works ths self
employed and individuals who have been eligible FOR
unemployment compensation since Jan. I. 1859.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
"scHooL HIT BY vANDAls STAYS SHUT"
Leaders


(coniinved From Back Paqe)
America today needs leaders in public affairs who
can make decision without waiting for the results Of
public opinion poll. Michael HowIe Illinois auditor Of
public accounts. told Knights Of Columbus gathering
here last night
"Somesinsss especially when moral issue conflicts
with economic issue, there is Temptation TO follow
ekpecEency instead Of principle" he said.
Bot the real test Of leadership is she ability stand
up to the majority when that majority morally wrong
Moral rather than economic values should Govern The se
iions Of public leaders,"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
Drinkers
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cortnved From Back Page
Mr. Oscar Christensen driving Grand Central
Parkway Saturday night at 1880, December efh 1856
In se wh rim his wife Karen, two Christensen
ceH Bruce seventeen and Karen. twelve; also friend
MISS Marcia Downs seventeen Suddenly coming in
Me opposite direction out Of control crossed HE
csner island, end smashed hesdon with she Christensen
As result both parents killed and HE sres
young people seriously injured with conclusion and inter-
nsl injuries.
What was ihe for this slaughter? The driver Of
the other suffering from disease" which him
ders the driving Of in its first symptoms and
sometimes makes il impossible to control car.
What is this disease? ALCOHOLISM From whence
does this germ causing the slaughter Of the nnoeens
highways and rural roads? II from glass,
can. bottle OF beer wine, whisky any Of the
other faneer named brands at higher prices Alcohol
garess of what you give it, murdered the Christian
sens and thousands upon thousands like them.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
var,aaIs

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he SPEAKETH OF HIS OWN, FOR he is A LIAR
AND THE FATHER OF IT.!
AND NOW. GET THIS: THE DEVIL, "A LIAR. VOID
OF TRUTH! AND FATHER. SON, AND HOLY
GHOST TO YOU, VIA INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
REvELAToR. GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDYi
WOMAN" - Catholic Apocalypse I2:I,5; Protestant
ReveIation) - VIA HER MAN CHILD, TO RULE
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON - RECORDED
FOR THE HOLY GHOST THAT JESUS
VIRTUALLY DECLARED DEVIL VOID OF TRUTH.
TO BE AN ILLUSION AND DELUsIoN - A MYTH!
N-U-TH-I-N-C-N-E-SS!
LIKEWISE. THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL"
Isl. Paul - THE EVIL THE HUMAN
THE MATERIAL
"ScHOOt HIT BY vANDALs STAYS SHUT"
vandsIs caused much damage al the Herman Ee-
menfsry School, I640o fireman. during the weekend that
the school was forced TO remain closed today.
Inspector Robert Kerr Of schaefer Station said books
pulled from Shelves ink spaffered on walls fish
BOWS overturned and wall clocks broken.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30

TELEvIsIoM VIEWERS in she United Ssssss, and
those in several other countries, daily wsnsss eesr
es ssevsons psrPssrson Of she ysfvnIsssd crime OF
cultural fraud
The quiz scs~das Of few years ego, in which p9s
noensy successful winner found TO have been given
ne swswevs showed that seevisier sso caught In s
web Of lowered moral Standards Executives trapped
bsrefseed The old game Of letting dishonesty continue
FOR hs sake Of gain TeIevons immortality begins whore
decisisns made and then arrives ss tssvision
affect she nation. comereia roo loud roo
ssvps6v wss'ns pour stream q questionable ideals
and vnwanfed suggestions into living
Commercsi brosdcssfng grew haphazardIy. u is
fansls Of cswAesirg msseds and motives within which
vaovsy infsgtensd placing profit first and then
doing the bess they The right kind Of competition.
ssosad grow large enevsh. might bring out fhe
eial systems long obsevred BEST
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
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PART z
FEW FILMS WORTHY OF PUBLISHERS TIME
"BEN HUR"
"KINCS OF KINGS"
"THE TEN COMMANDMENTS"
"MARTIN LUTHER"
"OuR LADY Of l0URDES"

HOLLYWOOD, SATAN BOUND. BLOCKED TIE
PRODUCTION ANploR DISTRIBUTION OF TIE LIFE
OF FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS
GREATEST REPRESENTATIVE SINCE CHRIST jesus
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. REvELAroR,
GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY = woman" OF
MATTHEW 1888. REVELATION l2:i.s.
THE FILMS. IN LARGE MEASURE. HAVE BEEN
SATANIC CURSE ON THE UNITED STATES
DEGRADING ITS GRAND PROTESTANT, CHRIST,
SCIENTIST, IMAGE OF GODS MESSIAH NATION
TO ALL THE NATIONS! VIA SATANIC ASPECTS or
JUDAISM EXPLOITING SATAN. SIN, s-Exl
THE HELL AND FOOLS PARADISE" OF
HUNDREDS OF MILLIoNSl
ROMAN CATHOLICISM - IN LARGE MEASURE
MAKES RESPECTABLE THE DEVILS MAJOR
RACKET, SEX! - REPUDIATED BY cHl-L-DL-ES-S
CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHooD
- INDICATED m ccD-DlREcTED PARAPHRAsEs
OF GENESIS 1881 and 2:I
GEN. l:3l land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
He 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HONORED BY THE cH-I-L-DL-E-S-s CHRIST JESUSn
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS tI-sl
VERY GooD"l
GEN. I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN "AND THE EARTH
SPIRITUAL - THE REAL u WERE FiNa-s-hsE-Dt
AND ALL THE HOST or THEM" - externally
VOID OF MATTER, HUMANS DISEASE. DEATH.
WARS, SIN, HE'LL AND THEIR FATHER, the
DEVIL - MERELY GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE
"LORDcoD" tcen. H. efe) FRAUDS MYTHsi
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30

PREGNANCY IS, a 9.MoNTh HYPNOSIS
OF THE DEVIL
ANY DAMNED FOOL CAN De A pAhENT!
the pEvh SEES 70 THAT!
csNesn l:sl: 'AA,o COD SAW ENSe.RN rHRso
THAT he 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoREp BY IteE c-H-IL-DLE-S.S CHRIST
gEsusI ssAp MADE. AND. BEHOLD. II WAS tASA
VERY o0o0"l
GENESIS al: THUS THE HsAvEN AND TIE EARTH
SPIRITUAL - THE REAL II WERE
F-LNI-S-ti-E-D. ANo ALL the HOST or T&1eM"
EXTERNALLY VOID or MATTER. HUmANsl
DsseAsE DEATH. WARS. SIM NELL AND TssesR
FATHER THE DEVIL - MERELY GIGANTIC
ADAM-EE '1oRD-coO" tosA. ~. sse1
FRAUDS MYTHS
"$5 MILLION FIRE HITS AOOSIERS"
Fire swept shrous se rsrrs Naue bSsinsss district
Wednesday destroying 10 stores, nivring three rsmen
and causing millions Of doEsws N properly damage
Five bvSldings destroyed end osters we're dam
aged in a sevsr4ovr bsze wtippsd BY 30 rrph winds.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
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ZONE OF PR0TEsTANTlsM's


AS PER DETROIT COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
ANNOUNCEMENT LAST OCTOBER a. OF SPEAKER
FOR THE SIXTEENTH PROTESTANT
REFORMATION FESTIVAL FOR ocToBER IA.
"$5 MILLION FIRE HITS H00sERs"
"MIcHT REACH IS TO 40 MILLION S.!
"FIRE STARTED IN BOWLING ALLEy"! :
I'm THE BASEMENT OF A 4-sToRY BUILDING
THAT FORMERLY HOUSED THE DEMINC HOTEL"
Terre tiaute, Ind. tAP) = Free Press. Mar Il
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BoWLNlc7 THAT'S WHERE MEN AND WOMEN
DRINK AND SMOKE ISN'T IT? HENCE NOT
WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL - BUT THE
DEVIL, HAS A WrDE-oPEN FIELD TO STRUT HIS
STUFF! - vULcARlTY LATE HoURSl
AND THE POOR BOSS GETS ovER-TREDl
INTUITION AND PERCEPTION OF DANGER
BECOME DULL AND.
WELL, ALL NoN-cHRIsTiAN SCIENTISTS ARE
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs!
PRISONERS or THE DEVIL RIP VAN Wrinkles!
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY, JUDGMENT.
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE!
THE REAL ACTIVITY, RECREATION. WHICH IS
REALLY REcREATVE. AND THE ONE, REAL
WORK or ALL RACES AND PEOPLES ALL TIE
TIME - JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS" -
IS PRACTICALLY sMoTHEREDI
NOW IF THERE WERE ONE. OR MORE.
cRUsADINc CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AMONG THEM
THEY COULD GIVE THEM SOMETHING
DIVINE TO TALK ABOUT - INFORM THOSE SATAN
BOUND ADAMS THAT THE c-HILD-LE's-S
CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHooD WAS
REPUTATION or SATAN. SIN SEX, TIE
BIRTHS FLOODS LUNAcY TREAsoNI
GODS EXTERNALLY. COMPLETELY POPULATED
UNIVERSE NEEDS NO DUPLICATION VIA SHINING.
STUPID, LAUNDERING ADAMS. EWES.
MURDERoUs GAINS, JuDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF BIRTHS AND
PARENTEooD REPUDIATEp sf GODS
INCOMPATIBLE SON = DELNeReR AND
DESTROYER or THE ADAMEvE "toRD0oO
tcsn az eseJ FRAUDS MYTHS
No-T-H-I-Nc-NE-S-Slli
Vcsnsnvsd Next ceIumn. ropl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURER, SOME TIME
AGO, VERY PROPERLY SAID. m SUBSTANCE: "YoU
DON'T HAVE TO GO BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN TO
BE BRAIkvvAsHED. JUST TURN ON YOUR RADIO AND
TELEvISioN"l ~s
FORTUNATELY, RADIO AND TELEvsIoN HAVE
SUBMITTED TO GODS REQUIREMENT THAT HIS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. "ScIENcE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE SECOND COMING"
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL RADIO AND TElEWSsoN
OUTLETS ~ BEHALF OF THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS" - Revelation 22:2 - REVELATION
OF TIE REAL - "THE NEW HEAVEN AND the
NEW EARTH"l ORev. 2l:I) AND THEIR
EXCLUSIVE REALITY! AND THE UTTER
N-o-T-H-I-N-cN-E-s-s or THE THINGS SEEN.
TEMPORAL Isl. PAUL - MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES THE EVIL THE HUMANi TtsE
MATERIAL - MATTER, SIM, HUMAN BIRTHS.
HELL. AND THEIR FATHER, THE DEVIL
ADAMEvE "LoRp-coD" teen ~. etc., FRAUDsi
MYTHS! couNTERFETs, BuRLEsouEs. AND.
IDEAS. REALITY
IN "c-H-A-L-L-E-N-c-E TO MORALITY: 10"
"FlLMS"
IN THE LAST 80 YEARS say, ihe United States film
has followed general directions Howoods older ira
dtion is that Of sscspis enserainmers has sxperfy
manufactured dsydrsss: lacy musicals formula sdvsn-
fures. svpremeIy ineonssquensisI comedies
Give mediocre writer the story Of Brothers Kara
marrow" and II will out more nearly Mcsy splsns
than Dosfoevsk.
And this Is what has happened with The misnsmsd
'sdvl" films which have filled hs Amscsn srIss. Sens
have been ambitious Some hsvs bssn uswsIy cynical. A.
tconiInved Next coiomn. ropl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-30
Business -

osanasss rpm Back 49,,
HONEST. CHRIST SCIENTIST EXECUTIVES,
WOULD Be ALERT 70 the HAZARDS OF TIVE
SATANIC. AN1I-cHRlsI.
ADAAkEvs "toRoeoD" Gen. ~. ses
FRAuDsi Nky.r+<sI
N.o-THJN-c-NE-ss - THE DEVIL USING
ScRRTvRE AlneeIr Shakespeare VIA SAUL or
TARSUs. ADAM-EvE TRANsLAToRsl
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ApulTeRERsi NOT
ALERT TO GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER, WHERE
GOD IS co0l - FATHER or cAiI4p-LE&s
CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHooDl
= call NO MAN -. FAUeR"i
JESUS wicked AND ADvlTERoUs GENERA
TON" COULD NOT BEAR" SUCH EXPOSURES,
DIVINE REvELATIoNsi
HENCE Sssvs ~ Sos4N s4S,44: We ARE OF YOUR
FATHER, THE DEVIL. AND THE LUSTS OF
YOUR FATHER Ye WILL % - MURDERER.
LIAR. VOID OF rRurHr VOID or
REAlIFfl - AS PER FULFlLlMENr or PROPHECY
OF THE COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST.
TEACHING ALL THINGS! = GODS CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH SECOND coMNc"l
JESUS RETURNED iNvIsiBlY. AS he LEFT
MvIsBLy = WITHOUT THE MORTAL
IDENTITY OF MARY's FLESH MORTAL T-H-ou.c-H-Tl
REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE
N-o-T-H-i-N-c-NE.ss" - FoREvERMoRE -
IN JESUS ASCENSION!
GENESIS l:3l land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT He THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoRED BY THE c-H-I-L-D-L.E-S-S CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS [i-s-l
VERY GOOD!
GENESIS 2:l THUS THE HEAVEN land THE
EARTH SPIRITUAL - THE REAL j WERE
F-i-N-l-SI4-E-Dl AND ALL THE HOST OF THEM"
ETERNALLY VOID OF MATTER. HUMANs
DISEASE DEATH WARS. SIN. HELL. AND
THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL! - MERELY
GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE "LoRD-coD" tcen. 2:7. etc.,
FRAUDS MYTHS
"PLiCHT Barred BY EASTERN"
While awaiting expected early decision by the
Civil Aeronauiics Board and the President proposed
merger with American Arines, beleagvred Eastern Air
Lines Wednesday reported that 1862 rs third losing
year in
II said its loss Of $l4so5365 slight improve
from l06ls $4,o73o4o despite the strike Of flight
engineers that adversely effected IFS earnings from mid
June 70 the end Of fhe year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
ROTT. LILLIAN H. On Sunday Mar,

NUI T. LILLINN IT, On SUNDAY MarCf
81, 1853, at Arlington Hospital
LILLIAN H RoTT OF 1871 NORTH
Jackson st, Arlington. Va. belovrC
mother OF Mrs Roger Cumming
grandmother OF Mary Lee and vii.
liam r. Cumming, all OF Arlington
Va and aunt OF Mrs Paul Hamil,
ton of Annapolis, Nd Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home. Isl
Wilson blvd Arlington, Va. where
funeral services will be heli OF
Monday, April /. at II am, Inter,
ment private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
Salvatore Trupuni, Barber,
Trimmed Bill Cody's Beurd

working in q small vineyard
and orchard at the rear of his
home at 1885 Thirtieth street
NE.
He leaves five sons. Joseph B
and Benny c., of 4769 West
avenue, Suitland, Md; Al
phonso NJ, Of 1918 Irvington
avenue. Bethesda, Md; Victor
L., of 1921 Lewisdale drive
Springfield, Va, and Salvatore
Paul, 4733 Wyaconda road
Randolph Hills, Md.
Survivors Listed
Also surviving are -four
daughters, Miss D. Mary Ira
PAM, of the home: Mrs. Clar-
ence w. Burley, of 1905
Schyulkill drive, r a n d olph
Hills. Md; Miss Josephine
Frances Trapani, 5515 Silver
Hill road, Suitland. and Mrs
John F. Johnson. jr.. 1891
Rosebud drive, Wheaton, Md.
and a sister, Mrs. Rose Buffa-
limo, New York City. and 13
grandchildren.
Mass will be offered at $50
am. tomorrow in st. Frances
de Sales Church, Rhode Island
avenue and Twentieth street
NE. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.