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The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
81 Degrees :


CONTINUED From Back Psss) .
FINITE - WITHOUT BEGINNING, ENDING - rooN
"FATHER-MoTrER GOD, ALLHARMoNlooS
CREATION OFFSPRING = YOUR TRUE BEING
IMAGE OF INFINlTY. DIVINITY. ETERNALIIr ~
- ADAMEveLEss - NEVER BORN Nevsk Ut
ING NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF SIN
NERsi OF WOMAN. UNcLEANl Job. o'd w.
vOlDINc MULTIPLYING - AS DOES C-nno
Less CHRIST JESUS. PLANNED NON PARENT
Hoopl- ssributirs TO GODS MALE AND
EEmAIE. tc.r ,.21 = SATAN SIN, SEX - LUST
LuNAcYl - WHICH ARE MERELY PAoAN-m MIN,
FEcTED "LoRD-coD"i MYTHOLOGY ne ,M
evpoern nv sTue PURE IN HEART = HUN
CRY AFTER RIGHTEOUSNESS - THE ADsooa.E.'
.REeoRw CHRIST SCIENTISTS BEING McH.-
HAND AIDES or CHRIST JESUS CHRIST se'e"SI
KINcpoMl ~en
July m OCTOBER = 81 DEGREES Pius ), smov y. .'r
ve,,.rd s,.ro ssrvsr,v sss cinny woo'd ehsnss hs'
mind sosn and come our way with some desperately "'''
tcsnsInvsd Next Column Top'
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Blast =

(Contnved From Back Page)
"sENsUALIsM IS NOT BLISS, BUT BONDAGE!
- GOD TO MRS. EDDY, TO YOU!
lx) - Gen. III, etc.,
sKIRTLEss FEMALES ON EXHIBITION - The
K.EYl- SATAN SIN, SEX - LUST - RAMPANT
IN THE "ctiAsTLY FARCE" SATANIC, M-Y-I-H-
LcAL. ApAMEvE .PHONY' WORLD OF HEBREWS,
CATHOLICS, PRoTEsTANTs, AND ALL OTHER
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL! - THE NoN-cHR'SI
SCIENTISTS!
PART z
NOT MANY = IF ANY = CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
PRESENT AT THE F0LlIEs OF THE SKATERS :
nsEpINc ADMoNITIoN OF cHRIsT's
STRAIGHT AND NARROW WAY =
Jesus: 1.-THE FLESH PROFITETH NOTHING!
g Paul - THE FLESH LuSTETH AGAINST
TIE SPIRIT AND THE SPIRIT AGAINST THE FLEsH
FOR THESE ARE CONTRARY. THE ONE TO The
OTHER. SO THAT We CANNOT DO THE THINGS THAT
YE WOULD" - AND SHOULD!
EARNEST CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS BUDGET.
WITH ZEAL. PRECIOUS HOURS THAT MAY BE
uTnIzED FOR STUDY. MEDITATION. AND
PRAYER. AND AMPLE PHYSICAL RELAXATION.
SOLITUDE! IN ORDER 10 BECOME RIGHT
RAND AIDES OF CHRIST JESUS CHRIST
Continued Next Column Top'
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"MAIL GUNS SPREAD CRIME"


There few grmIy amusing incidents in the grin,
story Of ms-order-suntotns juveniles.
Another yovngster who purchased ma-order ba-
zooka took IL out in The countryside and began shooting
transformers off utility posts. The repair bill came to
several thousand dollars.
The freedom with which guns may be purchased in
many states not only by mail order but the counter
by criminals and the mentally disturbed has paved the
way for crime after crime.
man who went TO the gaIows in Iowa for kidnapping
shot and killed his victim with automatic boughf openly
in a sportino Goods store in a Milwaukee suburb
This man had long record Of crime and delinquency
at the time he made this purchase.
INTO THE PAWNSHoP
An exeonvict who out OF money IN Las vegas
bouoht N csber revolver in local pswnshop and rob-
bed bank the next day.
A Io.year-oId youth who escaped from mental in
s,usion in the State Washington. drew some savings
from bank in Seattle Bought SO csIiber suomsie ps
toI in a Portland ors., pswushop. shot and killed
travelling businessman.
He used ts,e same gun TO bIvdsson student nurse.
IAN Of these young msu although they had serious
records Of imprisonment and mental Illness had no fov
BILE buying guns al moments notice." comments Prison
Director James v. Bennett.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
ed rain.

Two vnsnvisbIe records set Yesterday The 24th
esssesIvs dat in October without rain svrpssssd ts
former record of23 days set in October 1874 And at p
the iesrssvrs zoomsd TO 81 degrees. breaking by four
degrees the previous record for oet H. Il marked
tfss sfiird Straight day hear record SET.
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WensIntsd From Bsck p.snA
MY.I.Hlc-A-L. ANTLcHRIsr. AnAMeve eAeAu
.c!s0 toRo-ooD Ccsn ~, steo P3si,tys !,
M.Y.T-H.s N-o-r-i.I.Nc.N-E.ssl LMosT :, Nv.
ING OUT GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER, Wt,sts ~
IS GOD YOUR "FATHER.MorHEe Con
All-FtARMoNlous"i OF THE ONE. ReAL ,us,vrsse
WHOSE CREATION. OFFSPRING : YoaiR
TRUE BEING - ARE WITHOUT BEc,NklNc EN-.
ING - ADANNEvELEssl = Mevnn sorW
NEVER DYING NEVER A SINNER, M.EvEp
BORN OF SINNERS OF WOMAN, uMcl anM,
(Job, Old ~
THUNDER FROM A Pulpit"
US. NAVY BRINGING IMMoRAllTY'
TO BRlfAiNl
The Rev. Allan Macleod Of Dvnoor. Scotland h.a
ssarsns sermon guaranteed stop any Of his presbv
fesn psrshioners from noddns in their pew. Yesterday
While American sailors from the Pufsris base AZ
nearby holy Loeb and their wives sat in the cvnure-
CATION he attacked the U.s. Navy for bringing mersty
to Dvnoon
Rev. Macleod said he didn't want TO smbarrsss Amer.
leans IN the congregation but he felt something had 70 be
said publicly about ffse "evils" U.S. sailors had brouoht
to the quiet Scottish seaside town.
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Wake Up


This mornings II occurred 10 me you are promoting
my divine commission to be personal for moment,
John ts Baptist promoted, prepared the mvtvdes for
Jesus commission! And, incidentally Martin Luther. and
sobssqvst Evsngeisss preparing the way for Father,
Son. and Holy Ghosts Incompatible prophecies reveator
greatest Mary. Baker Eddy - woman" Masshew 1888
Revelation IL l. 81 - whose man child will rule all
tons with rod Of IRON the Christian Science
ment - healer Of the nations" ALL mankind -
Iksor o. fte Reals - "he heaven and the earth"
- Revelation 2l:l - and their EXCLUSIVE reality!
Christ Jesus 90 years RETURN - presence in
His modern kingdom, the Christian Science movement -
IS apprehensbIe the poor in spirit the pure in heart
to those hvngerng and thrstns after Righteousness be-
yond the doubling Thomases who desire and feel
flesh! ~s@m
Jesus returned INvIsIBLY - in like manner as we
him go - INvISBLY This is spiritually natural
In Jesus Ascension he reduced Mays Adsm-Eve fIeshy
identity merely mortal THOUGHT - forevermore
- TO It's native NOTHINcNESS"
Billy tDr, Rev. 'soFTENINc UP THE
DEVILS ADAMS, EWES MURDERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs,
KNAvES AND FOOLS - THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! =
Repvdiated by cHILDLEss Christ Jesus planned NON
parenthood! Satan, sin. SEX - lust "Iegaized"
not multiplying ehasfIy Of material [soeaIIedl
existence See lower half Of PIP. 272 252 Gods ONE and
ONLY honest friend Of Bibles! cIergy EVERY one
SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP
TUR-E-S" - Mrs. Eddy's "man child to rule all nations
the ExCLUSIvENEsS Of good! satvrang the entire
universe with ncorrvpble vnnvadabe everywhere pres
emf heaven and eternal life! true habitat OF many
marvellous mansions - Christ Jesus
Keep up the good work. ye blessed Chosen Of Royal
Priesthood!
You and your public in process OF awakening to
basic revelation of the ExcLUSvENESS Of good - Gen.
esis FIRST Chapter, where God IS God!
And Christ Jesus RETURN - Christ Science Messiah
exposes totally the devil using scrptvre' Lincoln,
Shakespeare via the Satanic, MYTHICAL, anti-Chrsf
Adam-Eve pagsn-infecfed "LordGod Genesis IT. ete)
frauds! MYTHS NoTHINcNESS! - masquerading, al
most bIseing out Genesis FIRST Chapter where the
cient authentic manuscript has God Eohm The pagan
infected Jehovah has been translated lordCod" by
Saul Of Tarsus AdamEve ranslaors! involuntary spirit
val advterers! See lower half Of p f39 Gods Christian
Science Textbooks
"The decisions by Of Church Councils to what
should should be considered Holy Writ; the mani
fest mistakes in the ancient versions;"
Lovingly yours, according to Father, Son, and
Holy Ghosts Comforter, the Holy Ghost,
teaching ALL things - woman" - Mrs. Eddy
- "Reviving primitive Christianity with its lost
element Of healing" - the smallest part OF
Christian Science whose higher mission is to
take away the sins Of the world ! - the healing
of the nations!
Andrew Fruehauf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AF:mg - Enes
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Infants :
tConfinved from Back Page,
"W0E UNTO THEM WITH cnIlD"!


BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, THE
WoMBs THAT NEVER BEAR"
THIS WORLD rcHAsTLY FARCE MYT.Hn
SHALL PASS AWAY!
PREGNANCY IS A 9-M0NTHS. ADAM-EvE.
HYPNOSIS OF THE DEVIL!
MOST ANY DAMNED FOOL CAN BE A PAReNr
THE DEVIL SEES TO THAT!
the All-N-E-s-s OF GOOD SATURATEs THE
ONE. REAL UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE!
THE THINGS SEEM TEMPORAL tst PAUL. ARE
FRAUDS! BURLEsQUEs! MYTHS! - THE EVIL
THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL
THE REAL you is SPIRITUAL, cHRisTLIKE, WITH
OUT BEGINNING. ENDING - THE IMAGE. RE-
Election, OF YOUR "FATHER.MoTHER GOD. ALL
HARMONIOUS"
"UNWED MOTHER OF IL ARRESTED
FOR NEGLECT"
MUSkEcoN HEIGHTS Mich, Oct. 80. - Police say a
35yearoId arrested here yesterday is the mother
Of ~ iegitinase children whose fhe last 20
years has the and county than $4,000
Welfare officials quoted Harriet Williams saying,
II was put on this earth to have children"
(zhe Devil! As A God Condemned Spiritual
Bastard! (Aeb. n:z8)J
The arrested for neglect Of the eight children
still living with in house that. according TO officials
does not have heat. wafer electricity
The other children had been taken out Of the house
and placed in foster homes police said
"INFANTS DIE = WHOSE FAULT?"
"HOsPITALS, DOCTORS LOCK HORNS"
VANCOUVER (cP) - charge that newborn babies
have died needessy has resulted in heated controversy
between the British Columbia Government and home hos
pifal administrators
Dr. r. E. Adams medical director Of ST. Jossphs Hos
ptaI in vctora the fuse Thursday when he said during
Bc. Hospitals Association convention fhsf DaDss were
dying needIessIy.
Health Minister Eric Martin moved quickly.
Within few hours he announced that an inquiry
would be conducted but would be into the freafmen' 0
maternity by DOCTORS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1858
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09
Smut -

Tribune's Worldwide Sovress"1 NY Trib, Nov !
CRIMSON REPORT: HARVARD COLLEGE DEAN
JOHN MoNRo SAID THE SCHOOLS PRACTICE or AL
LOWING WOMEN IN MEMS DoRMiToRIEs HAS COME
TO BE LICENSE. FOR WILD PARTIES LOOSE
LIvINc-T-UP !HARvARD MEN MAY ENTERTAIN IEvEsl
IN THEIR ROOMS FROM pm. to pm. ON WEEK.
DAYS NOON TO MIDNIGHT ON SATURDAYS NEVER
ON SUNDAY"
"MAN GUNS SPREAD CRIME"
BY Josephine Ripley. Staff Correspondent of
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.
P. I. OCT. 81.
CATHOLIC FREEDOM OF THE WILL VALID?
HELL NO! THE A-L-L-N-E-S-s OF GOOD!
PUTS ALL EVIL, ADAMS. EWES, MURDERoUs
GAINS, JUDAsEs. KNAvEs. FOOLS - "cHAsTLY
FARCE" HUMAN OFFSPRING INTO THE DEVILS
KINGDOM! A MYTH OF ANTIcHRIsT. PAGAN
INFECTED. HEBRAIc "LORD-COD" tCen III etc.,
FRAUDS BURLESoUEs OF THE ONE REAL DEITY
OF GEN. FIRST CHAPTER - THE GOD WHO
-Ls - GOD OF VERY GOOD" CREATION, OFF,
SPRING 1.-THE REAL you UNIVERSE!
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE A-LL-N-E-s-S OF GOOD sATURATEs THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE
WHAT ABOUT THE HELL AND/oR FOOLS PARA
Disc" OF THE DEVILS DUPEs, SUCKERS DEP
UTIES? = THE NONcHRIsT SCIENTISTS
THE THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL (st. Paul.
THE EVIL! THE HUMAN ! THE MATERIAL ARE
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES
OF SATAN, SIN. SEX - LUST - "LEGALED" OR
NOT - BIRTHS FLOODS LUNAcY TREASON |!
- THE DEVILS ADAMS EWES, MULTIPLYING LIKE
RABBITS!
the FLESH OF BABES AND ADULTS
IS OF THE DEVIL!
LIKEWISE ADAMEvE Ecos = MAKING I'M
PERATivE cHRISTLY, SPIRITUAL 'REBIRTHS'
AS PER JESUS TO NIcoDEMUs!
AND YET, JESUS COULD SAY TO HIS COMPANION,
THE REPENTANT THIEF ON THE CROSS: TODAY,
THOU SHALT BE WITH NE IN PARADISE!
nevertheless, HE DID SAY OF HUMAN OFF,
SPRING - THE OFFSPRING OF LUST - "YE ARE
OF YOUR FATHER. THE DEVIL AND THE LUsTs
OF YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO" - MURDERER,
LIAR, VOID OF TRUTH N.o-I-D OF SANITY
REALITY! "A MYTH 4! u John s:43, "A.
"BEHIND THE HARVARD IVY = SEX"
CAMBRIDGE, Mass
Sex parties behind the ivy walls Of Harvard unvers
y the oldest and richest college in the nation, we're dis
closed yesterday by Harvard DEAN
But the Of Harvard pooh-poohed College Dean
John u Monros claim that eoeds visits TO Harvard dorms
have come to be license TO the college rooms for
wild parties and sexual intercourse.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-09

SCIENTIST KINcD0M!- IN ORDER 70 EFFECT
"rNE Hlatalte Of the NATIONS" !" RsyElATI0N
OF Tx REAL! : 1.-THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE new EARTH"!-
The ALLNesS or GOOD - THE UTTER MOTH.
LN.cNE.s.S or THE THINGS sesN TEMPORAL
Isl. Paul. - THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE
MATERIAL!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
J. F. Fitzgerald,
Foreman With
D. C. Gas Firm

John F. Fitzgerald. So. gen.
eral foreman of the service
department Of the Washington
Gas Light Co., died today at his
home after a long illness.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, of 5119 Kirby
street, Suitland. Md, had been
with the gas company for 40
years.
He was born in Washington
and until two years ago had
lived in the District. His grand
father and father also worked
for the gas company.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was educated
in District schools and joined
the gas company when he was
Is. He was a member Of Mount
Calvary Catholic Church in
Forestville, Va.
He leaves his wife, Margaret,
of the home address; two
sisters, Mrs. Cecilia Handley of
3712 Bladensburg road, Cottage
City, Md, and Mrs. Genevieve
Land of 1920 @ street Sc: and
two daughters. Mrs. Margaret
Loflin of 1907 Fairlee drive,
Fairfax, Va, and Mrs. Jean
ODonnell Of 1902 Wyngate
road, Suitland.
Prayers will be said at the
Lee Funeral Home, Fourth
street and MassachuSett avenue
NE, at 9 am. Wednesday. A
mass will be offered at Mount
Calvary Catholic Church at 10
am. Wednesday. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
H. D. Abbot, II, Dies;
u. S. Agriculture Aide

Henry D. Abbot, 70. a retired
official with the United States
Soil Commission. died Of a
heart attack Friday at his
Northwest Washington home.
Mr.. Abbot joined the Agri-
culture Department in the early
1e30s, supervising the soil
commissions operations with
the Civilian Conservation
Corps. He became assistant
chief Of the commission dur
ing World War II, and held that
post until his retirement in
1861.
A native of Charleston, S. c.,
he moved to Washington as a
boy when his father, Gen.
Frederic v. Abbot, was ap-
pointed head Of the ArmS's
Corps of Engineers.
he was graduated from
Western High School and la
ter graduated summa cum
laude from Dartmouth College.
He later received a graduate
degree from the Thayer School
of Engineering at Dartmouth.
During World War I, Mr..
Abbot served as New England
district manager for the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation of the
United States Shipping Board.
He later became a partner in
the firm Of Vaughan Engi-
neers in Boston, and served as
chief engineer of the Techni-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Harry S. Garner,
Retired EmpIoye
OF Interior Dept.

Harry S. Garner, 80, a re-
tired employee of the Interior
Department, died of a heart
attack yesterday at an Evan
gelical United Brethren Church
home at Lewisburg. Pa, where
he had lived for 10 years.
Born near Harrisburg, Pa,
Mr.. Garner moved to Wash
ington at the turn of the CEN
fury and Joined the Interior
Department. He served as a
secretary to Interior Secretary
Lane during the Wilson ad-
ministration.
A stenographer, he recorded
hearings for the Interior De-
partment before his retirement
in the early 1940s.
His wife, Anna, died several
years ago.
Mr.. Garner was a charter
member OF the Albright Evan
gelical United Brethren Church,
Fourth and Rittenhouse streets
NV, where he served as a
steward and secretary of the
congregation.
He leaves a daughter, Miss
Eleanor Garner of Williams
port, Pa.
Services will be at $50 am.
Wednesday at Lewisburg, with
burial in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Meredith Asks
Negroes to Cut
YuIe Purchases

James H. Meredith, the first
Negro graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Mississippi. called fol
a partial Christmas protest
boycott in a speech here yester-
day. He even advocated that
Negroes not buy anything on
credit.
Speaking at the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church, 1925 r
street NV, damned with 1900
persons, the slim Negro said.
IN Mississippi, the boycott is
on and will remain on"
He urged each person to
halve his Yule buying. If a
person planned to spend 5000
this Christmas, he should only
spend 500, Mr.. Meredith said.
And then he drew a stir from
the audience, which eventually
broke into embarrassed laugh
ter, when he said, II do not
think anyone should buy any
thing on credit this Christmas. "
Mr.. Meredith also came out
against what he called the
use" Of women and children
in demonstrations. II love them
too much" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Mrs. A. c. Iona,
Wife of Chairman
Of Texuco Firm

Mrs. Augustus C. Long, 81,
wife of the chairman Of the
board of the Texas Oil Co., died
yesterday in New York City.
Mrs. Long, the former Eliza
beth Walsh, was born in Wash
burn, Wis. She was the niece
of the late Senator Thomas
Walsh Of Montana, and was
graduated from the Holton-
Arms School here.
She made her home in New
York City and at Green Plains.
Mathews County, Va.
Mrs. Long was a member of
the Gloucester CVaO Garden
Club and was active in the
Garden Club Of America for
many years.
Besides her husband. she
leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Nicholas P. Dillon Smyth, of
4706 Fort Sumner drive NV,
and Miss Ellen Long Of Vir-
GINA, and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am.
Wednesday at the Church of
st. Ignatius Loyola in New York
City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear
and cool tonight, low about 40
in the city, IS in the suburbs.
Sunny and a little warmer to-
morrow, high in middle 70s.
Maryland-Clear and cool
tonight, low IS to AZ. Tomor-
row, sunny and a little warmer,
high in the 70s.
Virginia-Clear and cool to-
night; low IS to AZ in the
south and east portions, 80 to
IS in the west. Tomorrow,
sunny and a little warmer,
high in 70s.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Variable winds, 5
knots or less tonight. Tomor-
row, variable winds S to 10
knots. Fair weather. Visibility
6 to 10 miles but lower in
patches of early morning fog.
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, 90, on May 9, June 10
and July 81.
Lowest, 8. on January "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Jeon Kreeeer, H;
Wife of Partner
In Brokerage Firm

Mrs. Joseph P. Kreeger. Al.
the wife Of a partner In the
Joseph-Kreeger stock broker
age company. died Saturday at
Georgetown University Hospital
after a long illness.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Kreeger, the former Jean
Prince, was graduated from
the Holton Arms School and
attended William and Mary
College and George Washing
ton University.
Before her marriage in 1899
she was a performer on several
radio programs. She was a
past president of the Bethesda
kiwives, a Kiwanis Club aux
Hilary.
Besides her husband. of COLL
Congressional parkway, Poto-
mac, Nd, she leaves a daughter
Miss Deborah Lynn of the
home address; a son, Joseph
p. OF the home address. and
her mother, Mrs. Benjamin L.
Prince OF 1901 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at Our Lady of Mercy
Church, Bradley boulevard and
kentSdale drive, Potomac. with
burial in Gate of Heaven
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Mrs. Wirtz Gets
Honorary Post
For Stage Show

Mrs. Willard Writ, wife Of
the Secretary of Labor, has
been named honorary chair
man of the Commissioners
Youth Councils extravaganza
to be held January 9 at Con-
Stitution Hall.
The extravaganza will have
Love, Faith, Hope-Success"
as its theme, and will depict
through music and drama the
various ways the Area P Board
and other boards Of the Com
missioners Youth Council work
with people at the neighbor-
hood level.
Other members Of the COM
mittee for the event are:
Mrs. Louis Martin, DR.. Rosa
Gragg. Owen Dodson, Mrs.
Russell L. Franklin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert E. Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Aaron Goldman and Carl
L. Shipley.
Also, Mrs. Fred z. Hetzel,
Mrs. James A. Mitchell, the
Rev. Raymond r. Robinson,
Msgr. William Await, Mrs.
Berkeley G. Burrell, Mrs. Pris-
ella Urner, Luke Moore, Mrs.
Smallwood E. Williams and
Miss Doris Adams.
Also, o. Roy Chalk, Mrs.
Precola Devore, Robert L. Tay-
lor, Capt. John w. Trotter and
DR.. Carl F. Hansen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Everett Kent, IA,
Served in House
For Two Terms

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. IA
tAP).-Everett Kent, "a, a for
mer member of the United
States House Of Representatives
from this district, died in st.
Luke's Hospital yesterday. He
lived in nearby Bangor.
Mr.. Kent. a Democrat, served
two terms in the House in the
l92Os. Long a political leader
in Northampton County, he was
five times a delegate to his par
tvs national convention. He
practiced law for So years. ~
He is survived by his wife; a
son, James, of Oxon Hill, Md;
two daughters, Mrs. Sarah
Proctor, of Cockeysville. Md,
and Mrs. Mary MacMasters, of
Lansdale, Pa; and a brother,
Morgan, of Bangor.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
CaracasPoIiCe
FightGangs

CARACAS, Venezuela, Oct. IA
(AP).-Police and three pro-
Communist terrorists fought a
brief battle at a fashionable
outdoor cafe yesterday while
dozens of customers threw
themselves on the ground for
protection.
There were no injuries, but
several bullets shattered the
window Of a nearby super
market owned by New York's
Gov. Rockefeller.
Police captured two terroriSts
and said they were Communists
and university students. Au-
thorities said they were r en-
bers Of a gang of Is men and
two women who staged a daring
attack on a suburban police
station in Baruta an hour
earlier.
Another member of the gang
was wounded and captured out
side the station. The other ter
roristS escaped.
Two policemen were wounded
in the station attack and a
third was shot while trying to
stop the gang.
Police beat off a pre-dawn
attack on another Caracas
police station. Shippers firing
from roof tops wounded a
soldier.
In Maracaibo, a bomb ex-
ploded in a government ad-
ministration building, damag-
ing furniture and shattering
windows. There were no in
juries.
Officials attributed all the
violence to the Communist
Armed Forces for National
Liberation FALN, a terrorist
movement which is trying to
overthrow President Romulo
Betancourt and prevent tn e
presidential elections Deem
Der 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14

color Motion Picture Corp. be-
fore joining the Department of
Agriculture.
Mr.. Abbot was a member of
the Society Of the Cincinnati.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy
M. and a daughter, Beth, of
23ls Tracy place NV, the
home address; a son, Henry M,
of PTS Belleview avenue,
Cheverly; two sisters, Miss Ma
rion B. and Miss Elinor R., both
of 1927 Twentieth street NV.
Memorial services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at st. Adams
Church, Massachusetts and
Wisconsin avenues NV, with
burial at Cambridge, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
Truins Crash in Fog,
40 Slightly Injured

RUTHERFORD. N. j., Oct.
IA (AP).-A commuter- damned
three-car passenger train
Smacked into the rear of a
nine-coach train in dense fog
today, injuring an estimated
40 persons. None of the injured
was reported seriously hurt.
Some $50 persons were aboard
the nine-coach train and 400
more were on the shorter train
when the collision occurred.
Both trains were operated by
the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad.
Neither train was derailed
and both were able to proceed
on their own power to Ho-
boken, where most of the in
jured were taken off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14
By the Associated Press

A presidential committee set
UP to act against racial dis
elimination in the armed SER
vices is shaping its final re-
port, and National Guard
sources say they expect the
Guard to be "raked over the
Goals"
There are reports-denied by
committee officials - that the
group may recommend with
holding funds from any State
which refuses to end segrega-
ton in its Guard units.
II this happens, the much
buffeted Presidents Committee
on Equal Opportunity in the
Armed Forces likely will suffer
new hammering from Southern
members Of Congress and Gov
errors.