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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
Plantation Realty

JE. f-IOOU OpCn 81
PARK-A bedrms., w
baths, patio, lge. rec. I'm. Assume
CT loan. 7o3-437-lS0q.
81 200 On incl. closing
costs, on this redec. rambler sit
uated on well-landscaped lot, fen.
yd., featuring 3 bedrms., liv. rm.
with firepl., full bsmt., pymts. less
than rent. Full price $4,000.
SUMLAND REALTY so. $3.50
VIENNA WOODS-First offering, by
OWNER. 2-story home, W k in z
distance to elementary and inter-
mediate schools. 3 bedrms., family
din. rm., big eat-in kit. Powder
rm. adjoining .ground-levei family
nm. Carpeted iv. rm. Air cond
Basket weave, fenced play yard.
Under $4,000. 560-l25l.
VIENNA AREA, | mi. from US.
4S5-Large 4-bedrm. rambler on
over acre. blk. parochial
school. Under market at $1,000.
Needs redecorating. e93-7643.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.

WHITE, gentle, middle-aged quiet,
discriminating couple interested in
wooded. Vicinity about S miles in
land from Galesvilles Md. Box 1871,
Star
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. AREA NJ. Mt. Vernon
Unusually charming rambler sit
uated on q delizhtfui = acre lot.
Coy liE. IN. firepl, Eal-to-Eal
carpeting. sparkling kit. wfeating
space. Must be seen 70 be appre-
eisted. Assume lge. loan. priced
SIX 0En
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PENTAGON

REALTORS CIR. $4,000
SPRINGFIELD, N. Most priced Carr
split-level. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, lge
rec. rm. and patio. Walk TO school
and bus. March occup. Low 20s.
BY OWNER, CT. 6-5l2e.
SPRIN FIEL D-Split-level, I
bedrms., IVA baths, rec. .rm., at
tach. gar, fenced yard with brick
pat 10, swim. pool membership
avail. 81, $50. A5I-2o62.
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FLORIDA PROPERTIES
HUNT. ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTERS LODGE - Blue Ridge
Mountains Of Virginia. Ideal hunt.
ing preserve. 500 acres, with two
dwellings, lake and barns, Price,
$4,000. For details cali TRI.
COUNTY REALTY, CIR. 1900,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.


8 rooms, VA baths. Z screened
porches plenty shade. ] 10 acres.
3-eaL garagG Can after $50,
1885.
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WRAP ITUP FOR XMAS
WHUPll

8 large bedrms.. Ia baths, sep.
din rm.. incest home in the
neighborhood. Assume loan with
low down payment or buy FHA.
Only Sl3,500. BROWN a. BROWN
REALTY, JE. 4-0O41.
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WARREN WOODS
sos WOODLAND DIR.
OPEN SUNDAY
ATTRACTIVE

OPEN SUNDAY is
ATTRACTIVE
BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL
Immaculate throughout. Excellent
neighbOrhOod, schools, churches,
shopping 3 bedrms.. ava baths,
den and garage. J yrs; old. Oil
h;-a.h; Beautiful partially wooded
lot; Well Hnanced CHA fish.
TO REACH: Route 236, q mile
VIII k1s,IP PETERS & co. z.,.,
FAIRFAX-LOVELY 3-BEDRM., 2.
BATH rambler with full bSmt.
Beautifully wooded A-acre lot with
fenced backyard, z fireplaces and
large scr. porch off din. rm.s FILA
$4,000. $500 down. For sale By
OWNER, CIR. 1885.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-S-bedrm.
rambler, level lot with trees, near
c c OH T. eAMFiBF ELL ' AseSt.
so l2e2. Sun. JE. 39067, or
FALLS CHUR CH AR e IA
bedrms., dressing rOOms off the
master bedrm.s ] pine-p d
room, level floor plan, lge. kit.
with breakfast bar. Huge attic.
Ample closets. Nice lot for chill
dren. Ideal for family. Like new.
Priced to sell. Sl5,e50. DR.: Arl.
blvd. to Annandale rd.s toward An
Mandate blks. to Kenfig. dr.,
blocks to HOS Chepstow lane.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

MILAN : 3-bedrm., 1-bath
brick Colonials close IN.
walk 20 schools. trangp.
and shopptnE Tremendous
buy for $50 300,
IA 4-l300
BROYHILL & SONS
REALTORS 1900 Lee HWY.
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HOUSES EoR SALIVA,
Bull Run DC. Estates


SECLUDED SHANGRI La
Circular drive leads 70 this lovely
new 3-oeorOom 2-bath home on
- wooded acre. 3l-ft. paneled
iV. I'm. with beamed ceiling. brk.
vailed firepl.. French doors from
din. IN lead 70 patio. De luxe
kit. paneled oedrm. and bath
and bath with balcony overlook
ing huge ltv. rm- Secluded scr.
porch Community swimming
pool and rec. facilities are in
cluded. S27.950. Terms.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
CAPE COD-3 bedrms., IVA baths,
fenced yard. redec. Vacant. S295
On. take over pymts. z36-ssi7.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ALEXANDRIA SEMINARY ARIA
3 bedrms., ga baths. full bSmt. VI
rec. rm- S23.950. FHA or VA.
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10 AcreS-S25,O0O

III AcreS-SZ5,UUU
We think the owner is crazy. but
Sell It he saws, so we will. Per-
feet for horses; not far from
Fairfax Hunt Country. Lovely.
almost new 3-bedroom rancher
goes with this property. Plenty
OF trees and plenty Of open
space. Enough trees on property
TO build your own fencing and q
big stable. This will go before
the week end. Call US today for
sure
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LAKEWOOD Rlty. Il. s-eO22

ALEX. SOUTH-nO money On CT.
3 bedrms., = baths. full bSmt.s
COW. loo. Sl5.5OO.
Lakewood Rlty. KI. 8-6O22
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FALLS CHURCH
Eirginia Forest-CharminR split
level. bedrm8-s liv. IN. din.
I'm. kit. bSmt., KaraEe, lovely
wooded lot. S26. 800.
ATLAS
OF Arlington Realtors
kE. $500 EFes.. IL 4-7l34
FALLS CHURCH, III MarshaIl
SIS rms. and bath. fun bsmt.,
detached garage no down paw
ments jlSt lake over moutnly pay
msnts Of s76.2l. DE. 7-71Ss. va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
MAC MeetAttroct
West Coast Entrants

More than 500 entries, some
from as far away as California
have been turned in for the
ninth annual Thanksgiving
swimming meet today and
tomorrow at the Northern Vir.
ginia Aquatic Club.
Most of the areas familiar
names, such as Robyn johnson
Peggy Hagood, Ann Brown
Dale Barnhart and others, will
compete. Entries have poured
in to Robert Grenier, manager
Of the meet, from California
Texas, Tennessee, North Caro-
lima and New York, among
others.
The program started today
with % time trials running
until about 3 o'clock. Twenty
women divers will continue tbs
meet another hour before the
dinner break. Finals for the
% events will begin at 7::3C
pm.
The same schedule will bC
followed tomorrow with boy!
and girls events alternating
from 8 am. to 8 pm, men'l
driving until 4 pm. and the fl.
mails beginning at 1880 pm.
There will be seven events
backstroke, breaststroke, butter,
fly, freestyle, individual medley
medley relays and freeStyle re-
lays-in four age groups; ter
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Aerial Bottle
Expected in
Grid Classic

II big Steve Bias throwing
arm is in good shape, fans
probably will see an explosive
brand Of football tomorrow
night in the 21st Capital Clas-
sic at d. c. Stadium.
Bias. q e-foot-3. 205-pounder.
win lead West Virginia State
against Norfolk State in the
game, postponed from last Sat-
urday night out Of respect to
the late President Kennedy.
The kickoff is scheduled for
$50.
West Virginia States has a
As record for the season and
its long-throwing passer had
q big hand in most Of the VIC
tories. He repeatedly can hit
from any spot on the field.
Norfolk's assets include q big
line and swift backfield. Its
paSser. Kenny Reaves, depends
on surprise moves and short
passes to penetrate enemy ter
ritory. Norfolk has a A rec
ord.
Tickets for the game are or
sale at sl3 q street NV.
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! Marcus Sanders make Up q SOL
ID nucleus. Stan Washington Is
the teams outstanding sopho-
more prospect.
Purdue finished last In 1858
but win come up with q needed
big man this season. He's Z
foot sophomore George Grams.
The back-court situation Is
well in hand with Mel Garland,
Bob Purkhiser and Ron Hughes
in charge. Up front, sopho-
mores Steve ONeill and Dave
Schellhase might be the an
swer.
Wisconsin viii lack height
and must rely on team speed
and outstanding shooting to
climb out Of the second divi-
sion. Dale Schultz, 6-foot-7, and
Mark Zubor, 6-foot-e. may not
be ready. Apother sophomore
prospect Is Ken Gustafson.
Seven conference teams will
be In action tomorrow with
Southern Illinois at Indiana,
Northern Michigan at Michi-
gan State, Western Michigan
at Northwestern Davis Of Cali
fornia at Ohio State. Illinois
at Butler, Michigan at Ball
State and Minnesota at Kansas
State.
The Detroit at Purdue game
was rescheduled for December
I 50 IS not to conflict with the
Purdue at Indiana football
game which was postponed
from last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

With The Star trophy al
stake. the first annual Roc
Thomas handicap duckpir
tournament. sponsored by the
Greater Washington Duckpir
Association, may have a record
number Of entries. 1t is slated
to start on its two-day run
Saturday at the Queenstown
Lanes.
Mrs. Edythe Violet. secre-
tary Of the City Association,
bases her prediction for a rec
ord-shattering tourney on the
heavy advance enrolment.
The Thomas tournament,
named in honor Of the retired
bowling editor Of The Star, is
the first event ever initiated by
the City Duckpin Association
and will be the richest Of It's
kind open to area bowlers.
There Is a guaranteed prize
list Of $500 with a $3.50 payofi
awaiting the winner in the
five-game event. Second plact
will be worth SIPS and thu
third finisher viii receive SIS
In addition three viii be prize
for high scratch game and Sc
for men and women in the
high scratch game division.
There viii be four shifts or
Saturday and four more on
Sunday with the final action
slated for 10 pm. Sunday
night.
No record ever seems safe in
duckpin bowling. Now there is
a new world titleholder for a
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and under, II and u, Is and
IA, and is through II.
Team trophies and individual
plaques will be awarded. A 81
admission ticket entities the
holder to both day and night
programs for that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
THE BOWLING LINE
Thomas Tourney Draws

ground when It went down
twice at the hands Of Bill
Gerke's Five with Gerke post
ing o 407. Lee Wiley shot q al
for Fred Davis Distributors Is
the latter team won two from
B. Frank Joy. Charley Neideck-
er posted q 407 for B. Frank
Joy.
Jack Blank Pontiac's 1915
topped the series scores in last
nights games from Miller High
Life to come within one game
Of tying Coca Cola for the
league leadership. Coca Cola
won q pair from the Goetz Co.
Sutland Bowl also scored 9
sweep over Blocher's and Ri.
naldi Lanes won two from Fail
Lanes. Rounding out the com.
petition, JohnOHughes Co. wor
two from Kingpin and Whea'
ton Triangle took two from
Fulford Radio and TV.
Standings: Coca Cola, 25-l4
Jack Blank, 24-15; Rinald
Lanes, 23-16; John Hughes Co
22-17; Suitland Bowl. 22-17
Fair Lanes. 1921; Fulford Ra
dio, 1921; Kingpin. 1922
Wheaton Triangle, 1922; Goet
Co., 1922; Miller High Life
1922; Blochers, 1925.
Roger Cramer is pressinI
Shorty Diver for top honors II
the average department Of thu
International Coca Cola Mixed
Doubles League. Cramer rolled
a sizzling 436 series In the --latest
league action to move into con.
tention with 135.4S. Diver
leads with 1864.
Mabel Schatz and Bill Lewis
split the high game honors
Mrs. Schatz carved out a 147
effort and Lewis. q ITO.
Gladys Hap Kenny's 121.1S
shades Inez Bryan's 5000 fol
women's high average.
A flock Of 400 or better per.
formances were registered, In.
GLIDING Jimmy CAROLS Ala, A,
Mays Ali, John Herbert's 40
John Ressa's 4l0, Fosco Fatto-
RIMS 407 and Ed Pugh's 405.
Shirley Jones and Fattorin
and June Hillock and May arr
battling 1t out for the league
lead with records of 21-12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

sanctioned tournament Of eight
games. A score Of 1919 was
rolled in a recent Massachu-
sets tourney.
The new mark belongs TO q
bowler well known to duckpin-
ners in this area, Bob Covel Of
marlborough, Mass.
In the Seekonk Open Covel
had games Of 1872, 189, $50. ITO,
118, $50, 1873 and 1877 to beat
the previous record Of 1918,
held by Walter Berthold OF
Rockville, Conn. Bob Gross OF
New London, Conn. shot q 2lO
game In the same tournament,
Frank DTmperio Of the
league-leading Robertson s
Crab House team vaulted into
first place as the high average
bowler in the Mems Metro
League with a sharp All series
last night.
DImperio replaced Bill Lew.
is, who fell into second place
IL pins behind the leader
D'Imperio has a 1920 average
and Lewis, 1898. The Robert,
son team went on to annex TIVE
games from Cameo Applianc,
to maintain its lead.
Bob Simmons, q first-yeal
bowler in the Metro circuit, shor
a sizzling 480 set with games
of 166-151-163, which included
is spares and five strikes as
the Romantics won q pair from
Waldorf Diner. Danny Knode
Of Waldorf, with a 426, turned
in a triple header strike in the
seven, eight and nine boxes OF
his final game.
Wilson'S Restaurant lost
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Ohio State, Michigan
Fovoritesin Big Ten

CHICAGO. Nov. 20 CAP)-
Big Ten basketball teams swine
into pre-conference action to-
morrow to prepare for what
could be one Of the leagues
most open races.
Some so nome difference
games will be played before q
hectic swirl through various
holiday tournaments before the
opening Of the championship
race January 4.
A poll Of conference coaches
finds no less than six teams
given o chance to win the title
shared by Ohio State and nli-
nois last season.
Ohio State. mainly because
of All-America Gary Bradds,
and talent-loaded Michigan are
considered the teams to beat.
But Indiana, Minnesota, nn-
nois and Northwestern are ca
pable Of strong challenges. This
leaves Iowa. Wisconsin, Purdue
and Michigan State presuma-
bly, out Of the running. But any
of these teams-all Of which
finishe d In the second divi-
sion-could turn into O con-
tender If some bright sopho-
more star comes on the scene.
Bradds Leads Scorers
Bradds, 6-foot-s, was the Big
Tens leading scorer last season
and was third In rebounding.
Dick Ricketts, and Don Devoe
are back to help the Buckeyes
try for . fifth straight title.
Michigan's lofty ranking re-
suits mainly from the talents
of Bill Buntin, aa232-pound. g.
foot-7 junior. Buntin last sea-
son lifted the Wolverines into
the first division. He finished
fourth In scoring and second In
rebounding.
Michigan also has Bobby
Cantrell and Doug Herner back
In addition to sophomore Cazzie
Russell who has enough ability
to step in and take over q star
ring role.
The Twins Return
Indiana will be without Jim
my Rayl and Tom Boylard, two
Of the leagues top scorers. But
the Hoosiers have the fabulous
Van Arsdale twins-Dick and
Tom-returning. Also In the
wings Is 6-foot-s Ron Peyser
who saw limited service as o
sophomore. Gary Geiger and
Max Walker are q couple Of
sophomores to watch.
Illinois also lost its one-two
scoring punch Of Dave Downey
and Bill Small. But the nlini
can field such veterans as Skip
Thoren, Tai Brody, Boyle Red
mon and Bill Edwards. Sopho-
more Don Freeman rates high.
Terry Kunze Is Minnesota
top man among six returning
lettermen. Although the Co
pliers lost Eric Magdanz, Tom
: McGrann and Bob Bateman,
; Minnesota has high hopes be-
! cause Of three sophomore
, speedsters. They are Louis
Hudson. Don Yates and Archie
Clark. All three could win
|, starting Jobs and give Minneso-
Ia Its fastest basketball team In
history.
Pitts Il Question
Rich Falk, Rick Lopossa and
Marty RieSsen are proven vet
Grams at Northwestern. The
Wildcats have Q big question
mark in 6-foot-9 Jim Pitts. II
Pitts has completely recov-
cred from q knee operation.
Larry Glass. the new head
coach, might break in with q
title.
Iowa hopes to improve on its
SO record but will need help
from sophomores. Dave Roach.
the Hawkeyes' leading scorer
and rebounder Is back.
Michigan State wasn't as bad
as its Sell record. but the
Spartans failed to win any
close games and suffered three
losses by one point. Veterans
NJ nm MAJ @m-.k -
Evening star., 1963-05-02
C&ts'lr 75'Ri~ Splash K

A big fashion splash is coming from the
swimsuit center of the world-California
California has forecast swimsuit fashions
for decades. Summer 1868, is no exception. The
pace-setting swimsuit designers of California
are actually engineering experts, too. Fit along
with fashion is always prime consideration.
Color casting is another great California
fashion talent. This summer the forecast is for
brilliant yelows, lots of red, white and blue and
prints that are bold statements Of color.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

California designers are pioneers in the
sportswear field. They excel in producing fash
ions that are the envy of the world. In fact, the
American swimsuit is leading contender for
the most wanted souvenir" taken back to
Europe by visitors to our United States.
The reason? The newsiest swim fashions
come from the West. The swimsuit greats, in
cluding Catalina, Elisabeth Stewart, Cole of
California and Rose Marie Reid, are responsible
for this.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

CHEST drawers. small desk, 2
green rugs, 9x7, 9x8: what nots,
bedding, miscellaneous. 1922 Colt
ave an9rfD1eOt I
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16

FIRESIDE chairs, 81 each; rattan
sofa $40; large swing set, l year
old. $3.50; antique sleigh, $40:
hand mower $3.50: 4 6.G0Xl6 tires,
excellent. 81 each. KE. l-OO65.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

RUG and pad, 9x12, like new:
kitchen clock, dehumidifier, 2
pair pink drapes from Halle
Bros, child's car, 2 light green
pull-up chairs, boys sport jacket
from Gornik's, size IL; match
ing modern living room lamps, ]
table and / floor lamp; as rpm
record player girls roller skates
sizes 3 and 5i2; iron toy chest
Wearever chicken fryer. bicycles
20-26 inch. 2l330 Edgecliff DIR
Euclid.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-05-16
MOVING, SACRIFICE

SO; lamps 81; roll
away bed. S5; cafe curtains, Soc
81; leather chair, SO; muskrat
cape, SIS; mink muff, 50. so; other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-11

All sorts Of luscious Foster
eondies fill these strong woven
Eoster baskets. GniIy wrapped
and bedecked with satin bows
to moke q ehild's eyes
sparkle with delight! Visit
Drug Foirs Foster Lone and
see our large selection Of Foster
treats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-11

Give your room q fresh new look with
one Of these hondsome rugs backed
with non-slip foam rubber for added
wear. Choice Of tweed blends or
solid decorator colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

L ST. NV. 033-Attractive effic.
apt. Redecorated. Convenient
downtown location, Elevator bldg.
Manager on premises. $50 plus
utilities; SHANNON q LUcHs CO..
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-27
Mr.. Gordon


(Confinved From Back Page)
Woman" tMaffhew 1888; Revelation '2:', 81 exeeu''
ina Father Son. and Holy Ghosts commands. revelations
- exposing completely THE devil using Scripture LIN
eon Shakespeare via Satanic anfChrist Adamtve Loro
God" Genesis IT. etc) frauds, MYTHS NoIH'N0NeSS'
almost baeking perfect Cod offspring, creation UNI
verse implied in Genesis FIRST Chapter where Goo
IS God - honored by cHILDLEss Christ Jesus planned
NONparenthood I - Call no MAN father!
"Woe unto them with child" Blessed are the barren,
the woubs that never bear This world shall pass away
"ghasfIy farce" MYTH ~!
MOST ANY DAMNED FOOL CAN BE PARENT =
THE DEVIL SEES TO THAT
Hence LUsT's DUPEs. SUCKERS, DEPUTIES. AXE
ASKING FOR A NoAHS FLOOD - METAPHYSICAL
Heaven and eternal life svpersavrsfe the entire on'
verse - wherein we find true. eternal being -
Christ Scientist! - Jesus No. = and apprehend me
utter NoTHNoNEsS Of the things seen. temPora' 'S''
PAUL. - the evil fhe human the material
Error urged to lis final limits Is sefdesfroyed -
o. 476 Christian Science textbook
THE darkest hour preeedes the dawn" libid)
SUFFERING IS AN ADAMEvE "LoRDGoD" Gene
sis III. sscJ MYTH
And God is working His purpose OUT "A oLokE
Gus DAY (ERA MILLENNIUM u IS pAWNINc"l - Chris
sisn Science Hymns.
sWyomsn,s man child TO rule all nations with rod OF
iron - Gods Christ Science Messiah, Jesus Second
Coming make profitable Jesus admonfion. John s;A3 ~;
(coniInvsd Next Column. Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-27
Questioning -


(Consinued From Back Page)
THAT ONE REAL UNIVERSE IS VOID OF
SATAN, ssIN SEX LUST ST-"LECAlIZeD, OK
NOT OF MYTHICAL. ANTtcHRisT
-sP-s.Y.c.Ho.P-A-T-H-Lc - ADAMEvE, MukDtkooS
GAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAkeN'
HOOD REPUDIATED BY c-H-ILDL-E-S-S
CHRIST Jesus. PL AIMED NON PARENTHooD =
DECLARING ~ AM THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND
THE rvFE"lsNo MAN coMETH UNTO THE FATHsk
fExCePT ~ Me-!
Bur = as Jesus exPouNDED TO NIcoDEMus =
JoHN THIRD CHAPTER - "YE MUST BE BokN
AGAIN" = REPUDIATE THE SATANIC, 'ADANA'Eve
Eco,AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN b'kfns
lconsinvsd Next Column. Topl --
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-27
3. FEELS NOT WANTED IN CHURCH,


Perhaps II is because I don't Know much about fhe
Bible that feel that I'm not wanted at church, Please tell
me what to do to change this left out feeling. MT.
II to that you have feelings Of inferority
up each of maintain enough seesteem that
The accusation Of inferior is not justified.
You say II don't know much about the Bible" Only
sheer neglect hinder you from knowing it we'll as
anyone else you feel that your knowledge OF fhe Word
lack Of it, holding you back dig into the Scriptures and
know Them No learned about the Bible by aee
dent Knowledge Of the Scripture not gift - il is the
result Of study. prayer. and meditation
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-27
a. SATAN ON CHRISTIAN IN COLLEGE. P.D.

am in my first year at College and was surprised TO
find that Of the students do not believe in personal
God as do This makes it difficult for to witness and
k..r NV rorv;e,;ons What can I do? PD.
Just because your colleagues don't believe in personal
Cod doesn't mean that they wovIdnt like TO- find in my
travels that everyone everywhere searching for evidence
of personal Cod If you, to which Christ has re-
veaIed himself fail to let your light shine. how can they
come to know him? One Of the first and most important
commands Jesus gave his disciples was; Let your light
SO shine before that they may see your good works
and qIorify your Father which is in heaven
The Detroit tribune., 1963-07-27

why do yc NOT understand my speech? because ys
cannot hear my word Ye Of your father the devil and
The usfs Of your father ye will He murderer from
beginning and abode not in he truth because there
truth in him. When he spesketh e he speaketh Of his
own; for he is liar. and the father Of IT,"
But. dear Mr.. Gordon. remember this The eternal
Christ, Second Coming" reduces TO native NOTHING
NESS Satan, sin. SEX = lust "egaIzed" births,
human parenfagerepvdafed by CHILDLESS Christ Jesus
planned NoNparenthood The things seen, temporal
according to ST. Paul = the evil the human the
teris merely shsdowy, MYTHICAL. mortal
THOUGHT images covnferfeifs bvrIesques, and forum
ateIy often SYMBOLS Of divine ideas
And herewith Christ Science Messiah, Jesus Second
Coming" illumination Of Holy Scriptures
Genesis 1881: And God saw EVERY thing that he 1.-The
REAL Parent Creator honored by the cHILDLESS
Christ Jesus u had made and behold II I-LS-l very
good"
Genesis I'll: Thus the heaven land the earth Ispr
vaI - the real finished and all the host Of them"
eternaIy VOID Of matter humans disease. death. wars
sin. hell. and their father. the devil merely gigantic
Adam-Eve "Lord-cod" tcen. III. eteD frauds MYTHS
Keep up the good work, Mr. Gordon. At your service
InspirstonaIIy yours. according to Christ
Andrew Frvehauf Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AS:mg - EneIs.
Ps-nedentaIIy this is something Of the thinking Frue
hauf tTraiIer) Corporation has been subjected TO for
4s years - coming out Of the German Lutheran
'branwsshed' horse and buggy beliefs !-WORlD
LEADER!