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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
5 Quit Arlington P. U. c.
In Feud Over Water Rate

Five Of the seven members
of the Arlington Public Utilities
Commission quit last night in
bitter protest of an Scent
water-sewer rate increase au-
thorized by the county board
The board, obviously shaken
by the designations, then re-
versed itself and Cancelled the
increase it had ordered minutes
earlier. A new hearing was
set for January IL.
However. the designations
were accepted. The board
members showed their anger
over the strongly worded state
ment Of resignation.
p. U. C. Not Consulted
The 300-word statement
charged that the board kept
secret a prediction report
opposing the increase, and
arbitrarily bypassed" the
commission, which is advisory
to the board and has no rate
setting powers of its own.
Read by John H. Adamson,
commission CHI airman, the
statement said the board did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17

not MADE pubic but II was
learned that the bill did have
some opposition.
Representative Schwengel,
Republican of Iowa, said after
wards that he had voted
against the bill and that he
would propose amendments
either during a Rules Commit
tee hearing or when the bill
reaches the House floor.
To Urge Rules Action
He declined to say what the
vote in the committee had
been, but he did indicate that
others would join him in a
minority report.
Representative Jones. Demo-
crat of Alabama, who presided
at the hearing, said the COM
mittee report favoring the bill
would be completed some time
this afternoon.
At his noon press conference.
House Speaker Mccormack
said that he would talk to Mr..
Jones and to Representative
Smith, Democrat of Virginia
and chairman of the House
Rules Committee, to see if it
would be possible to have the
bill acted upon quickly by the
Rules Committee.
AS reported out by the House
committee today, the bill pro-
videS that the Cultural Center
will be named the John F.
Kennedy Center for the Per-
forming Arts, provides a Fed
eral contribution of up to SIS
million in funds to match
private donations, permits the
center to borrow from the
Treasury to build a l,600-car
garage. provides that the center
will be the memorial to Mr..
Kennedy in the Capital and
provides for Congressional re-
view of any specific memorial
to the late President within
the center.
The difference between the
Senate and House versions OF
the bill involves one word. The
Senate committee removed the
word sole" from the Houst
version of the bill which pro,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
Doctor to Give Talk

DR.. Raymond B. Allen, of the
Pan American Health Organi-
cation. will address the 20-3O
Club of All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. at $3.50 o'clock to-
night on international Coop
Grafton Toward Healthier Ma
tons"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17

complex would be channeled
through major one-way streets.
Backers of the Voorhees, plan,
which was developed during a
10-week period of grace
granted by the board, main
tanned that it would move
traffic Just about as we'll as the
staff plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
Hobby Show Planned

The Catholic Youth Organi-
cation of Washington will pre-
sent the 18th annual boys and
girls hobby, pet, doll show and
costume contest at $3.50 IN
T thursday at the Calvert
School, 1717 Rhode Island av-
enue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17

1T causes reflection upon this
boards action. The board has
said time and again that the
water rates would have to go
up"
Outgoing board member Ern-
est D. Wilt also was willing to
reconsider the rate increase,
but called for acceptance of
the designations.
Board member Roye L. Low
ry said the P. U. c. statement
contained several factual err
rors.
Effective Next July
ut is not true that we re-
jected an increase and Their
suddenly made an about face.
We made it clear a raise was
coming-probably before the
year was out.
1T was not an immediate
increase. 1t doesn't go into
effect until July l, 1854"
1--WE haven't acted hastily, "
board member Ralph Raul, the
other retiring board member,
said.
Besides Mr.. Adamson, the
members who quit were Melvin
Richter, Richard Gabel, Lau-
renee Knappen and Ernest w
Grove.
They drafted the letter Of
resignation at a meeting last
night before the board met
William C. Grow and E. French
Strother were not present.
Mr.. Strother and Mr.. Grow
who has served 10 years on the
body, said they would sit out
their terms, which end Janu.
airy l.
Arlington now charges 4;
cents per 1000 gallons for it
water. plus $1.50 quarterl!
service charge. The count!
managers office said thii
amounts to an average cost O
So cents per 1000 gallons anc
claims it is lower than mos
other areas.
The county manager hat
recommended a flat rate of 81
cents, six cents more than thu
board approved.
Dropping of the service
charge would result in higher
costs to the larger users, a De-
partment of Defense Spokes'
man said.
The spokesman, Army Maj
James Machlin, said the g.
cent rate would increase thu
bill of it's Arlington Hall Sta.
ton by about $4,000 a year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
Committees OkaV
Kennedy Center,
S15.5 Million Fund
House, Senate Units Push Action;
Floor Vote Possible This Week
BY ORR KELLY
Star EfaFf Wrffnr

bill to dedicate the National Cultural Center to the
of President Kennedy and provide SIS million in
Federal funds for its construction reported today by
both the Senate and House Public Works Committees.
Some slight possibility remained that the bill might
acted upon this week
The vote by the House committee session. was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
The
Rambler
ReVisits
Treeuron
By GEORGE KENNEDY

Thousands remembered
Tregaron when the azaleas
were in bloom.
Every spring the late AM
basSador Joseph E. Davies
mission to Moscow, would
open it to the public. The
admission fee would go to
charity.
Its 20 acres in wooded
Klingle Valley west of Con-
necticut avenue near the
Sheraton Park Hotel con-
tanned a nine hole golf
course and the finest private
gardens in Washington.
Mr.. Davies had hoped that
it would be used by the State
Department to house a
school for its foreign SerV-
ice officers.
Early this year it was
leased by the newly formed
Communication S a tellite
Corp.
Communications satellites
we're in the news yesterday.
A front-page article in the
New York Times said the
Pentagon was going ahead
with plans to launch its own
communications satellites,
instead of depending on
those of the corporation.
Come out, come on out"
said Matthew Gordon, head
2 of the corporations public
relations office when I tele-
phoned.
"We'll be glad to show you
around and tell you all we
know"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17

vides that the center will be
the sole memorial to Mr.. Ken
nedy in the District.
Those working for approval
of the bill have been eager
for prompt action because they
want to get started as soon as
possible on a nationwide fund
drive. They feel that the longer
they wait to get started, the
less effective such a drive may
be.
SI3 Million Collected
About Sl3 million has al
ready been collected in cash
or pledges for construction of
the center. which is expected
to cost $50 million. Since 81
million has been spent for Of
flee expenses and fund raising,
this means $31 million will be
needed to build the center.
Congress has provided a 13-
acre site on the bank of the
Potomac near the new Roose-
welt Bridge and working plans
preparatory to construction are
being drawn.
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81 UNDERSTAND that
some of the early expert,
ments on the telephone were
carried out here. That would
seem to make this an ideal
location for the Communi-
cations Satellite Corp. But
1 am afraid we will soon
outgrow it."
In the hall we met the
chairman of the corpora
ton, Leo D. WEIGH, a tall
slender man of about go
who was chairman of the
Standard Oil Co. of New
Jersey (Esso).
He invited us in to see his
office which had been the
library with French win
dowS overlooking the formal
garden. He had hung one of
his own paintings, a snow
Scape, over the bookcases.
When I tell my associates
in New Jersey that haven't
worked so hard in 10 years."
he said, they are unkind
enough to say that is under
Standable.'
The status symbol in the
offices on the second floor
are silk damask wall-cover-
ing of former bedrooms and
gold plated plumbing fix
lures in the adjoining baths.
There we met Mr.. Gordon,
a grizzled veteran of public
relations. He operated the
United Nations press office
in New York for Is years.
He talked at length and
answered questions about
the corporations and satel-
lites. It's quite a story.
1t will wait. The corpora
TONS first experimental OPP
erationS satellite will not be
launched until 1865.
Note for ticker file: Go
back and get this story in
April when the azaleas are
in bloom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-17
A VISIT TO TREGARON

A VISIT TO TREGARON
is always an experience. The
low December sun was sill
houetting the big French
mansion and two hawks
not buzzards-were soaring
overhead as the taxi went
up the hill.
A deer was seen on the
grounds in June.
A tall young woman, Mrs.
Pat Waring, one of Mr.. Cor
don'S assistants, showed me
around.
The golf course, we
learned, is no more, but the
azaleas still bloom in the
spring. They greeted the
corporations first arrival in
April.
The grounds are kept up,
but not in the meticulous
manner in the days when
Mr.. Davies and his very
wealthy wife, the former
Marjorie Post, now Mrs.
Herbert May, lived in the
big house.
The corporation pays half
the gardening cost, the own
erS the rest.
The owners Of the house
are Mr.. Davies three daugh-
tiers; his several grandchil-
dren own the grounds.
All this was part of Twin
Oaks, the large adjoining
estate which is now the
Chinese Embassy" Mrs.
Waring said.
This house was built in
the World War I era by a
man named Parmelee, who
had made a fortune in
transportation in Chicago.
He bought half of the Twin
Oaks property from its own
er, a lawyer named Hub
bard.
Mr.. Hubbard was the
father-in-law of Alexander
Graham Bell.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
Cuba Base

(coniinvsd From Back Pass)
SEND PHARoAH AND THEIR FIRST BORN
ON THEIR JOURNEY TO THAT COLLECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT WoRlUi
WHERE THEY WOULD PROFIT BY THE
CHRISTENING OF THE LORD" - INFINITE,
DIVINE LOVE, YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD.
ALLHARMONIouS"
AND, AS NY BEST. MY cHRIsTlIkE CHRISTIAN
scIEMr,sTs WILL TELL YOU, THE THINGS
THAT APE SEEN ARE TEMPORAL" Isl. PAUL.
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL ARE
MvrHLc-ALI AS ARE MATTER, SIN, HELL,
HUMAN BIRTHS, OF THEIR FATHER. THE
pEvIL.I - THE SATANIC, ANTAcHR'sT. ApAMsvE
"LoRpcop" tcsn. az. ese.) FRAUDS MfIHsi
No-T-HLN-c-N-E-s-s THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE Lincoln. Shakespeare VIA SAUL
(censinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08

or TARsus, ApAMEvE TRANslAToRsl
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADuLTERERsl
BLASPHeMERs - ALMOST EFFEcTlNc
BLAcKoUT VS. RECOGNITION or GENESIS
FIRST CHAPTER WHERE GOD IS coDI-
HoNoRED BY THE c-HLL-D-L-E-ss CHRIST
JESUS PLANNED NON PARENTHooDi
"cALL NO MAN -. FATHER" = WHEREIN
YOU AND THEY = THE EGYPTIANS THEN! THE
REDS NOW - WILL FIND YOUR TRUE.
ETERNAL BEING VIA SPIRITUAL AWAKENING.
SPIRITUAL 'REBIRTH OF THE SECOND
coMiNc." CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH -
QUALITY. QUANTITY PERFECTION. OF
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"i
(Rev. 2l:l - AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE
REALITY
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
"BoY. 13, ADMITS HE SET BIG FIRE"

A l3year-od boy admitted Monday that he started
fire that destroyed huge warehouse Sunday in the w.
Grand River area, Investigators reported
Monday.
Capt. Lawrence Amprim, OF the Fire Departments
Arson Section said fhe youth told him ne ser me e DE-
cause he was mad at his mother.
The boy who not identified. was picked up at his
home about two blocks from the scene OF the fire at Chi
esso and Roseswn
One fireman injured seriously in the five-a'arm
blaze The owner and the chief tenant OF the boekon9
h,,d,ra estimated the total damage at $l.l8500o.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
Bishop =


Bishop David has difficulty taking his mind of India,
while Far away. His thoughts principally about ihs
$500 homeless waits he is struggling TO support in fwo
orphansges.
Unless find outside help" he said, THE majority
Of the children of villages cannot 90 TO school, At he
age OF and ?, unless feed ihem they must 90 10
work herns cattle and sheep from morning TO night for
which they receive small serving Of rice ~ the end Of
The day. ~-~S~g
~ Il difficult for Americans understand bot for
81 day supply adequate meal for 10 children
and keep them al In school,"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
"DESCRlBE RUSSIAN WORK
ON GIANT CUBA SUB BASE"

The Spanishlsngvsge Newspaper Dario las Americas
reports that Russians constructing hs largest sub
base in The Americas in the Banes Of eastern
Cuba.
The story by Solomon Medina Jr.. said wall had
been erected seal of the construction from Bani
Beach TO Banes Bay
The 30 miles northwest Of the US. naval base
at Guantanamo. $50 miles southeast Of Miami and $50
miles west Of Haiti.
"The Russians have closed the TO all traffic"
Medina Thousands Of Russians be there.
especially at MvIas and Embarcadero de Banes"
There have been several similar reports Of eonstrvc-
on the latest coming last week from persons who arrived
among he last shpIoad Of refugees from Havana The U.s.
says its intelligence reports show sign Of
any arge-seaIe eonsfrUefonJ
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
Fire =

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
I'VE ARE OF YOUR FATHER. THE DEVIL, AND
THE LUsTs or YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO" =
"A MURDERER, LIAR, VOID OF TRUTH!
John e:4344) - VOID OF REALITY! -
MYTHS OF THE "BRAlNWASHED,"
HORSE AND BUGGY FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRIPPLES - THE SATANIC.
ANTLCHRlST, ADAMEvE "LORD-cOD" (cen. III, eteJ
MYTHICAL, "CHASTLY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [so-caIedl EXISTENCE! - p. 272
BIBLES SAVIOUR - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK - REScUINc THE SATAN BOUND
FROM THE ADAM-EvE. MURDEROUS CAIN
LUNAcY MYTHS BLASPHEMY - THE
DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE UneoIn. Shakespeare
- SEEKING TO BLAcK-oUT GENESIS FIRST
CHAPTER WHICH DECLARES THE PERFEc
TON OF PERFECT COD PERFECT OFFSPRING
CREATION UNIVERSE - VOID OF 1.-THE
CHASTITY FARCE" MYTHS - SATAN, SIN,
SEX LUST BIRTHS FLOODS
LUNACY TREASON
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08

(leh. I2:7.s - I'VE ARE or YOUR FATHER.
THE DEVIL AND THE LUsTs OF YOUR FATHER
YE WILL Do"l - "A MURDERER LIAR. VOID or
TRUTH (John s43,4N - VOID or REALITY!
SUMMARY DIVINE WEAPONS OF oMNIPoTENcE
AS PER CONCLUDING BIBLICAL REFERENCES.
SECTION vi. FOR SUNDAY. JUNE a
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QUARTERLY BIBLE
LESsoN-sERMoNs.
SUBJECT: tpsrsphrsssd) - SATANIC "ANCIENT
AND MODERN" ANTI-cHRIsT. ADAM-EvE
"LoRD-cOD" WARFARE - ASKING FOR
PRODUCTION TO NATIVE No-T-Hi-Nc-N-E-s-s"!
u6) Ephesisns 6lo-l7 = THE WARFARE OF
SPiRIT-FILLED BELIEVERS.
"ta) THE WARRIORS POWER
u0D FINALLY. NY BRETHREN BE STRONG IN
THE LORD INFINITE, DIVINE LovEl AND IN THE POW
Err or HIS MIGHT.
"tb) THE WARRIORS ARMOUR.
II PUT ON THE WHOLE ARMOUR OF GOD.
cHRIsT SCIENCE MESSIAH THAT YE MAY BE ABLE
TO STAND AGAINST THE WiLEs or THE DEVIL.
"te) THE WARRIORS FOES
II FOR WE WRESTLE NOT AGAINST FLESH AND
BLOOD. BUT AGAINST PRiNcIPALiTEs. AGAINST POW
ERS. AGAINST THE RULERS OF THE DARKNESS OF
THIS WORLD. AGAINST SPIRITUAL WckEDNEss IN
HIGH PLACES
l3 WHEREFORE TAKE UNTO you THE WHOLE
ARMOUR OF GOD. THAT YE MAY BE ABLE TO WITH
STAND IN THE EVIL DAY. AND HAVING DONE ALL. TO
STAND. "a
IA "srAND THEREFORE,, HAVING YOUR LoINs
cIRT ABOUT WITH TRUTH, AND HAVING ON THE
BREAsTPLATE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS;
IS land YOUR FEET UNDERSTANDING sHoD
WITH THE PREPARATION OF THE GOSPEL OF PEACE;
Is "ABOvE ALL, TAKING THE SHIELD OF FAITH
WHEREWITH YE SHALL BE ABLE TO QUENCH ALL
THE FIERY DARTS OF THE WICKED.
" land TAKE THE HELMET OF SALVATION. AND
THE SWORD OF THE SPIRIT, WHICH IS THE WORD OF
CoD
"ld THE WARRIORS RESOURCES
NOTE The foregoing captions taken from the seoed
Reference Bible.
M u Corinthians 1885 -
"FOR THOUGH WE WALK IN THE FLESH. WE
DO NOT WAR AFTER THE FLESH:
"tFoR THE WEAPONS OF OUR WARFARE ARE
NOT cARNAL BUT MIGHTY THROUGH GOD TO THE
PULLING DOWN OF sTRoNcHoLDsa
Casting DOWN VACCINATIONS AND EVERY
HIGH THING THAT ExALTETH ITSELF AGAINST THE
KNOWLEDGE OF GOD, AND BRINGING INTO cAPTIv
TY EVERY THOUGHT TO THE OBEDIENCE or CHRIST"
WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL : ON THE LOOSE
OUR REACTION TO THE POWERFUL june 2
SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE AT SECOND CHURCH
WHERE THE FRUEHAUF SEVEN CAME IN
JANUARY 1915. -.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
Pope John =


TUPG JVnu
tconsInusd From Back Pace,
THE TRUE BEING OF EVERY ONE =
cHRsTlIke. SPIRITUAL, ETERNAL is
DECLARED ~ GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER
w. 26: MAN - NY OFFSPRING - ADAM-EvELEssl
NEVER BORN NEVER DYING
NEVER SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS
= OF WOMAN. uNcLEAN tJob Old IT,
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER - WHERE GOD Is coDi
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER COD ALL
HARMONIOUS! -p. is s&H = THE ONE
REAL PARENT. MIND. SOUL, SPIRIT
SUBSTANCE POWER - SPIRITUAL. cHRIsTLIkE
~ AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
HoNoRED BY c-H-LL-Dl-E-ss CHRIST JESUS
PLANNED NON PARENTHooD
BIRTHS HOODS LUST. 1ECAlIzED." ;" OR NOT!
is THE DEVIL IN GIANT STATURE!
BUT A Myth!
GEN. l:2s: GODS MALE AND FEMALE IS
ARE - VOID OF SATAN. SIN. SEX. LUsTl
REPUDATED BY c-H.LL.DL.E-sS CHRIST JESUS
= DEcLARINc I'VE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE
DEVIL. AND THE LUsTs OF YOUR FATHER
YE WILL DO" - "A MURDERER LIAR,
VOID OF TRUTH John s43,44) - VOID
OF REALITY - MYTH 4! = AS PER
SECOND COMING" CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH!
JESUS ALSO: u AM THE WAY THE TRUTH AND
THE LIFE"l mo MAN coMETH UNTO THE
FATHER EXCEPT BY Me-!
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"!
SEE OUR cHRIsTLY PARAPHRAsEs OF GENESIS
1871 and I'll IN ISSUES OF GODS
DETROIT TRIBUNE - THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE
VERY GOOD" - PERFECT = "FINlsHED"!
"PORTUCAL ROOF FALLS; So KILLED"
LISBON. Portugal - (UPD - A rain-weakened 220-
fooIong concrete roof collapsed Tuesday crowd Of
standing platform Of Lsbons busiest railway
station causing at least 81 deaths and 40 injuries.
Foundations Of the roof girders crumbled following
unusually heavy rains which hit Portugal this winter The
roof had been rebuilt only about two years ago.
Some Of the victims children. Several persons
lying badly injured under the rvbbIe heavy
lifting equipment brought in by American engineers They
had been working nearby bridge project.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08

JudgeS -
(Coniinved From Back Paqs)
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY
IN OBVIOUS WcKEDNEss. BUT IN
INVOLUNTARY ERROR!
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT,
HONESTY INTELLIGENCE!
PART
1.-THE new HEAVEN AND THE new EARTH"
(Rev. 21:1) ARE EXCLUSIVELY REAL!
THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL tst. Paul. =
ARE MYTHICAL f! - THE EVIL THE HUMAN
THE MATERIAL
BIRMINGHAM WINS INTEcRATION DELAY"
In Birmingham. Federal Judge Seybourn H. Lynne
denied requested injunction against school segregation
but said he would hear Immediately any further complaints
Lynne said school authorities had assured him they
would comply with the law.
This court will not sanction discrimination by them
the name Of the placement law" he said but II is
willing grant inivnetve relief until their good faith has
been tested"
Lynne followed 1858 Federal decision that the
law furnishes the legal machinery for orderly
administration Of the public schools in constitutional
by the admission OF qualified pupils upon basis
Of individual merit without regard TO their color
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08

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MEscAPABlE DESTINY OF N.Y. GODS. US.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS AND
NS s 'S Msnns snsn s0uMU en THE RUSSIAN THE CHINESE AND
tAspAIMYi THE ALL PE0PlEs:
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AND ENTERTAINMENT NOT OF THIS WoRlDl
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
khrush -

(coniinved From Back Page)
TOTO OF JAPAN. DANGEROUS LENIN, AND
DISEASED STALIN, FORCED TO GIVE UP
THE GHOST IN ADVANCE OF HIS ASSERTED
LIFE SPAN!
PART 2.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-08
UNREAlITY OF THE EVIL ! THE HUMAN! THI

YOU OF COURSE, HAVE NOT YET
AWAKENED TO TRUE. ETERNAL BEING. CHRIST.
SCIENTIST - JESUS. NO. !! -
APPREHENSIBLE ONLY AFTER SO-cALLED DEATH
- FOR BILLIONS DEVILS ADAM-EvE
"LORDCOD" (x) OFFSPRING - FRAUDS MYTHS
NATTER SIN. HELL HUMAN BIRTHS. AND
THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL! ARE BEING
EXPOSED AND IN PROCESS OF REDUCTION
TO THEIR NATIVE NOTHINcNESS' IN THE
APPREHENSION OF 1.-THE NEW HEAVEN AND
THE NEW EARTH! ! Revelation 2I:1 AND
THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY!
lx) Genesis III, etc.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-01-10
Daughter Of
Philadelphia Hospital
Founder Dies

Philadelphia (ANP) - Funeral
services were held here last week
for Mrs. Florence Alma Mossell
Holmes, widow of the late William
o. Holmes of Richmond, Va
Mrs. Holmes was a member OF
one Of the oldest Negro families
in Philadelphia. She was the
daughter of the late DR.. N. F,
Mossell, founder and medical di-
rector of the Frederick Douglass
hospital and Mrs. Gertrude Bustil
Mosell, whose family Image dates
back to 1908 in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Holmes who had been Ill
for more than a year was a VIC
tim Of a serious respiratory condi-
ton.
A former school teacher in Della
ware, she, until her illness had
been actively engaged in business
IN Phlladelphla.
She is survived by two daught-
ers, Mrs. Dorothy Belle Banton OF
Wilmington, Del, and Mrs. Cert
rude Cunningham, a school teacher
in New Jersey; one son, John T.
Nicholson, proprietor Of the Phil
adelphia House and the Plane
hotel, and a sister Mrs. Maize M
Griffin, prominent civic, religious
and social leader.
Other members Of the family in
clude Atty. Sadie Alexander; Miss
Bessie Mossell, dean of women
wilberforce, University Ohio: not
ed singer Paul Robertson and Rev
Benjamin Robertson Of Mother
Zion Church, New York City.