davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-01-23
IN COMpACTS
SAVE UP TO $l2O.Oo* BY
GETTING A COMPACT FALCON
INSTEAD OF A COMPACT
CHEVY II!

Falcons superior features become
obvious when you compare il against
Chevy III interiors are really luxurious, ex.
teriors have wider brlohtwork and more
fiji Il rides quietly with more insulation
in strategic areasI II rides smoothly with
multi-Ieaf rear springs instead Of single
leafl Andyou have more choice ofmodes,
more choice Of engines z VS.. / in some
models). What's more, Falcons have
much less dead weight to drag around
reason enough for its famous gas econ
omy. Add to this t@lce.a-year or 5000.
mile maintenance" and Falcon becomes
easier than ever on your poeketbookI
''tnssp, F'Iss sshss Dss ~ ehI u.rn
Evening star., 1963-01-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcoNTlNUEDl

HLDS 81 "SS" 4.door sedan, am
white with green interior, r. and
clean A. a min oniv 80 MSS
Evening star., 1963-01-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THIRD SO hardtop. ali extras
including power steering and
brakes, white with red and white
interior, the right car At the
right price. only 81, ,7s6.
Evening star., 1963-01-23

RAMBLER 03. lmmed. del, biz
sss sssi.lons soSTAisAsT oSSSiis Aa5''' aSSnfHPR NS fHT
a0.i3 Nichols ave, Sc. LII I-Radi.
RAMBLER I0i aEpAN, 81 .eRK
Evening star., 1963-01-23
AUTOMcBILEs FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 1851 Classic 4-dr. Sc
dan, many extras, absolutely Al
coAd., carefully driven. Leaving
state. 973-OT35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12

"AuADAS
This is your chance to sound off
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
will do his best to GnSiDer QueS-
ttonS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names tOtu be used If desired.
Notes: Addresses of networks:
NBC, 30 Rockefeller plaza, NelD
York 20; CHS, 485 Madison Avenue,
NetD York 20, ABC, 2 West Sirty-
sirth street, NetD York %.
Since this season will be the last
of The Untouchables, couldn't you
arrange to have Eliot Ness killed
off in the last show?
Jane G.
HotD about a tinale-dt Wri0ley
Field-tDith everyone tOho has ever
been killed" in the series?
I heard recently that Judy Gar
land is going to have her show on
Sunday opposite Bonanza. This, in
my opinion, isn't very good sched-
ule because I don't care how good
Judy may be. Il enjoy her very
much.) will not miss Bonanza
N. z.
ItH be tough on fans of both
ShotOS but that's the iDdy the net
tDorkS do it. You can't keep ,DeGk
shotoS sold opposite blockbuSter.
&* =
know you get lot of letters on
the subject when the losers" for
the next season are announced, so
add this one to the list.
say hooray for the information
regarding 80 percent of the cuts.
The only two that really burn me up
are Gallant Men and Naked City.
-. If they were put on a different
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-12
A Shooting Finish
For The UnfoUehcbles


- f11IlOtbtleS noVeT
I was reading over the list of TV
programs that are going off the air
in the April % issue. will be quite
disappointed to see all Of the best
Westerns, especially Stoney Burke,
go off. but I just can't understand
how they can leave those idiotic
Beverly Hillbillies on the TV every
where. 1t is a disgrace to the beau
tiful Beverly Hills and it is an in
suit to the intelligence Of the human
race. G. R., Age IA
If you missed the Emmy Bulletin.
here's something else you tOon't un-
deTStGnd. The ShotD has been nom
mated for best comedy program.
comedy tDriting paul HenntnO), di-
rection Richard WhorD and best
series actress Irene Ryan.
justified. Trouble is, they can't agree
on the 10 percent they'll miss.
4
In The Stars TV Magazine april
20 there was a "Dirge for TVS
Losers" by Bob Thomas. In this ar
ticle there was a sentence which led
me to believe that the DR.. Kildare
series was doomed and would be re-
placed next fall. Would you please
clarity? c. +.
What Mr.. Thomas t0rote lDas that
all OF the losers started out last fan
hoping they mould become another
DR.. Kildare or Hazel. Meaning hits
like both OF these shotos. Both wiH
be back. of course.
Washington. D. C.. MOy u. 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
OLA THE EVENINGS
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

= Nsshingtoa, D. c.
AvrsdeI, December 5, 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
TRAILERS

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A MO-
BILE HOME and don't quite have
the down payment? II you are.
drive out 800 yards west Of Fairfax
Circle on Rte. 50 at Fairfax, Va.
and see several and 3 bedrm. re-
possessions fully furn., that you can
take over payments with practically
nothing down. VIRGINIA MOBILE
HOMES, INC, CIR. 3-S4Ae.
BELVEDERE MOBILE HOME :
1850, 10 #. wide, 81 It. long, 2
bedrm. Call 627-402S,
BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
confidence. Large selection. Depend
able service. Established 1898.
AMERICAN TRAILER SALES co.
In Alexandria at 3l00 JEFF. Davis
hwy, XII. e-306S. 330S Richmond
hwy. so. S-4444.
WILL TAKE TRAVEL TRAILER In
trade as down paymt. on Va. home.
No additional cash needed. YOUNG
REAL ESTATE. JU. $3.50 or UN.
ASH.
1857 LONE STAR, 3s'xg', bdrm.,
ex. cond., parked, ex. 3I.00x6S5, 500
10 $50, MR.. PORTWOOD. Sls9e5.
47xIe ! bedrm. Champion. Can stay
on lot in Ancient Oaks Trailer
Court, Falls Church, Va. Assume
payments Of S6I.7o per mo. 7Ss-2sSe,
or JE. 3-qAiA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

passed DC. inspect. Make offer.
Call Ssl-s2lI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

DODGE 50 convt. power steering,
auto. trans 7. and h.. runs and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

FORD % Galsxis 500 FordoF, V-s.
7. and T., stand. trans.s WV. tires
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

CADILLAC 20 zwindow sedan,
beige, unusually clean, new car
trade-in, bargain priced at S3,5s5.
Lindsay OldS-C Cadillac
"AUTHORIZED DEALER"
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR. "
OV. 3-0a5o ALEXANDRIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

COMET 80 S-22 cow, Z. and h. I'm
maculate. Sacrifice. VIII take trade.
Call 256-6335.
CONTINENTAL 80 cow, blue. blue
foD and leather, completely powered
incl. factory air, $5,AsS. Open wkdys.
ppm.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. 1.2600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

BUICK 80 lie Sebre l-dr. hrdtp., r.
and h., white-sid sidewalks, full power.
New-car warranty. Only s2,es5 full
price. Bank rate terms. OHIO VIII
LLAMS BUICK, lzlo Good Hope
road Sc, LII, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
IMPoRT-SP0RTS

80 5000 Mark II,
1Ssss w TSsSser nssts TssSss
sI,Ss5. HI. S-7052.
AUsTTN.HEALEY 81 r 0 a dster,
bright red finish, chrome wire
wheels, overdrive, every other ex-
ira, low mileage runs and looks
good, Sl,59q, cash. trade or terms.
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLANDfS FOREIGN CAR CTR.
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. 94s-27Oo
CORVETTE 80 cow, +speed trans,
900" engine. Must sell. Cali JU. q
$40 or LA. 1905.
FIAT 20 1907 sedan, over 10 m.p.g.,
bright red finish, runs and looks
good, Ie8, cash, trade or tersn.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Fiat Sales g. Service
Ga. Ave. at Univ. Blvd. e49-2700
FIAT $3.50 A-dr. sed. sta. wag., new
tires, eng, 4 speed, excel. body, 36-
IS m.p.g. RIA. 6-3267.
JAG JAR 20 Roadster, green,
Sn nCT o wire = w ne ana H. a. very
T6-7737, rs daily.
JAGUAR 80 IKE, 5000 original
miles, balance new car warranty,
new car condition priced for quick
sale.
Suburban Cadillac-O Odds
700 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

Roam STALLION ESTATES" S
Trees, Stream. Avoid SPRING PRI-
CES. Pick your site N0Wl! 5000
to $500 per acre, flex. financ. Tel.
CIR. 3-A35S. CUTRIS c. GLEN 4
CnAC TNC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
OFFICES, STUDIOS fur RENTI


OFFICE SPACE. an Utilities kur-
nished. sixes from t2xt7 ~, reaso-
nzble. $50 Baltimors blvd, HyaffB-
vile, Wa. 7-ss2S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

Suburban Cadillac-Ol
7o20 Ari. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-77oo
CADILLAC COW. 81, good tires,
very good cond. throughout. S7ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

F0RD -. Arexis newess Fard Zeal.
e., Save s.. TON q NAKffN
FORD Ail I'm ~ Bsth-s Oh 3
e20o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

iI7saSTH ST., NV. Heart Of H.
naacial district. Excel. 2-story office
bIdg. and bsmt. Zone C-3-B, Parking
In Eear. $500 mo. L. ], MILLS AND
SOkS, FE. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

CADILLAC 81 cow, turquoise,
turquoise leather, standard power
equip, very sharp, $2,Sq5.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FEE. 1880
CADILLAC 80 Sedan de Vile, loaded
with extras including factory air,
also full selection of other models.
Reduced to S2,4q5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
INDUSTRIAL PROP. SALE

THIS IS READY
5000 So. #. industrial, Silver Spring
area. Gall se2-2A2e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
AUToMeTIVE MISC.

cARBUKEr0Rs. thres "a and mani.
fed for -, with fae block. pro
freszve hnkaRe. air cleaners. fuel
line. o. <-S571.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
1eenagers


tConiinued from Back Page,
EXPLOITED? SURE. THE TOBACCO COMPANIES
HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GET you TO SMOKE. AND
YOU'VE sucCUMBEo
Nov the companies TO bs acquiring MORALS"
In George Atsa president Of the To
institute said the indvsfrs position that SmOk-
ING IS a CUSTOM FOR ADULTS" THAT'S RECENT.
BECAUSE HERE'S LAST MONTHS MAGAZINE
FOR HOT RODDeRS. THE YOUNG ENTHUSIASTS WHO
BUILD UP, BEEF UP PAINT UP OLD AUTOMOBILES.
MOST KIDS CAN DRIVE AT l6 HOT RoDoERs CONE IN
SIZES 1AYEAR-oLD AND UP. ON THE BACK OF THIS
MAGAZINE IS A CIGARETTE AD. THE YOUNG FELLOW
SMOKING MIGHT BE TO- OR l6 TO WHOM DO YOU
THINK THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS ADDRESSED? YOU
ANSWER
THESE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FAsTEN
A HABIT ON YOU. AND MILLIONS OF YOU HAVE BEEN
lAPPlNC IT UP.
Jvst six major cigarette manufacturers have met
and issued statement that ut IS NOT THE INTENT or
THE INDUSTRY TO PROMOTE OR ENCOURAGE sMok-
INC AMONG YOUTH" They said that persons featured in
advertising SHOULD BE. AND SHOULD APPEAR TO bE.
ADULTS"
LAST MONTH CANADIAN TOBACCO MAkuFAc-
TURERs ANNOUNCED THEY WOULD NOT RUN CIGAR
ETTE COMMERCIALS ON RADIO OR TELEvlsoN BE-
FORE Pm. IN MAY THE NATIONAL CONGRESS or
PARENTS AND TEACHERS VOTED TO STEP UP ITS
CAMPAIGN AGAINST TEENAcE sMoKINc THE AMERL
CAN CANCER SOCIETY IS TAKING SIMILAR ACTION.
IN SOME HIGH SCHOOLS CLUBS. AND GROUPS HAVE
BEEN FORMED TO DISCOURAGE SMOKING. PEOPLE
ARE WAKING UP. YOU SEE.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Field =

(cenfnved From Page u
YORK SAID THE llcouNT INDICTMENT INCLUDES
NINE COUNTS OF EMBEZZLEMENT AND TWO COUNTS
or FALSE REPORTING. ALL IN VIOLATION OF THE
LANDRUM-CRIFFk ACT.
Mr. Morgenfhsu said that Mr. Field seerefaryfreas
Of Loea ESQ; the late Alexander Cosmos the locals
president and Daniel caeossa. ves-president formed
realty company in 1857 for the purpose Of purchasing
building 70 be used union hail. The purchase made
with union funds for about $4,000 In 1861 Mr. Morssn
thav said the building sold and the union received back
aheuA IS 600.
INVESTIGATION DISCLOSED THAT MR. FIELD
cAsHED A SERIES or CHECKS DRAWN ON THE AC-
COUNT OF THE REAL ESTATE CORPORATION AND
THAT THE PROCEEDS WERE NEVER RETURNED TO
THE UNION. MR.. MoRcENTHAU SAID. MR. FIELD ALSO
FAILED TO DISCLOSE, IN FINANCIAL REPORTS 70 THE
LABOR DEPARTMENT NJ ACCORDANCE WITH THE
LANDRUMGRIFFITH ACT. THAT THE LOCAL WAS IN
voLvED IN THE INVESTMENT IN THE REAL ESTATE
CORPORATION, KNOWN AS THE l46 LIBERTY ST.
CORP
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

I.vr. Il mscshs The third child. 1smmy r'' o !. ss
r.s shs ssvehssr Of Mrs. Harriet ki't's' =. v'' ~.
m res,ss o. HE other swo children rowcship
usssea;ss ernsn msrA Of the "s .,ocs whom
-. a. ss.l. -, - =, s.sssory frame house. 49,,
- ssst pr.~nssy nvss'is.'lo" '"e'Ie'ca c'cARmT
~ ~ spparssaks asvssd from SoN"''o
lefs IN nslnu posn sosA
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

or SATANIC ANTI-cHRlsT. ADAM-EvE LORD.
GOD" Cxx) FRAUDS MYTHS NOTHING
NESS - REPUDlATED BY CHILD
Less CHRIST JESUS PLANNED N-o-N-PARENT-
HOOD - HoNcRINc THE ONE. REAL
DEITY OF GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER. WHERE
GOD IS COO - YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER, COD.
ALL-HARMoNI0US" - THE ONE. REAL PARENT!
OF THE ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY POPULATED
UNIVERSE! = SPIRITUAL cHRIsTLIKE - OF SUPER
SATuRATEn McoRRUPTIBLE. oMNlPResENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
GENESIS l26 - MAN = YOUR TRUE BEING
IMAGE OF INFINiTY, DIVINITY - IS ADAM
EvEtEssl = NEVER BORN NEVER DYING !
NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN OF SIM
NERs OF WOMAN. UNcLEAN Job Old IT,
SEE OUR cHRIsTLY PARAPHRAsEs OF GENESIS
III. 26. ~. 2e. 81. I'll - VERY GOOD" - PERFECT
UNIVERSE - "F-LNLsI+E-p"!
C) - Hebrews 12:7. g. O<>O Genesis III. etc.
"UNIoNs HiJAcK THE WORLDS FAIR"
The Worlds Fair represents golden opportunify for
union hiisekers.
EVERYTHING AT THE FAIR WILL BE uNIoN-coN.
TRoLLED. UNIONS WILL SEE TO IT THAT PERSONS
WHO COULD EARN ONLY $l.sc OR 81 ELSEWHERE
WILL BE COLLECTING "a. IS OR $6 AN HOUR IN THE
FAIR COMPOUND.
Al this moment. the building construction unions
are licking their chops.
AT THE PRESENT TIME, THEY ARE BUSY SIGN.
lNc NEW THREE YEAR CONTRACTS. PROVIDING
PACKAGE INCREASES OF 81 CENTS TO 81 CENTS
An HOUR NO LABOR LEADER HAS BEEN CALLED
AN SOB" BECAUSE or THE COMPLETE DISREGARD
or THE PRODUCTIVITY cUIDELINEs.
FOR PLUMBERS UNDER THE OLD CONTRACT.
WAGES AND OTHER BENEFITS CAME TO $3.50 An
HOUR; FOR sHEErMETAL WORKERS. $3.50; FOR CAR
PENTERs. $3.50; FOR cLAzIERs. ss.2s; FOR COMMON
LABoRERs, $464. FOR OPERATING ENGINEERS, THE
GROUP THAT STARTED THE NEW UPWARD MOVE
MENT AND HAS NOW RUN INTO MEMBERSHIP CON-
PLANT THAT THE GAINS AE INSUFFICIENT. THE OLD
RATE WAS $58o"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
fAlore God Condemned SpiitssI Rastwds!J
"A WAGE LIEN BACKFIRES
VESSEL Soln At AucTl0N"

NY. Trh. Jsly ~
The crew Of the ca cargo ship Emile whose lien for
unpaid wages prevented fhe ship from sailing December
may collect their pay.
The Emilia was sold yesterday ~ . FedersI marshals
auction for the only bid msdes7soooo by Consolidated
Mariners Of Is Rector ST. which 10 hsssd by Marie Tao
dsi The vessel had been tied w since being slapped
with wage lien.
HAD THE CREW PERMITTED THE VESSEL TO SAIL
LAST DECEMBER. W WOULD NAVE EARNED $79s.ooo
M FREicHTS. ALSO GOOD PART or IT'S CARGO IN-
cLupINc HoN1p CHICKEN AND TURKEY HAlAs ANp
oelNAciEs WHICH WERE TO BE USED ~ MILITARY
POSTS roR CHRISTMAS DINNERS WOULD NOT HAVE
HAD TO as DESTROYED BECAUSE n HAD pETERioR-
ATEo WHILE the VESSEL WAS TIEp w.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

onRplEss CHRIST JESUS PLANNED
NoxsARsM1aoob IS MPERA1M TO
ANNIUnATr SATAN snl SEX -luSI-
"lEeAllzEn." On NOT! : slRlH fluvS'
llpuU! I! FRrASoM! : ovERWREuSne
NoNo,eis1 sueM7Isr cflReY. tAflkh
LEADERS. MASSES!
FORTUNATELY. the SATANIC. MS-THieI. A..
ANrLcHRYT -p-Sx-c-HoP-Ar-Hic- ..,
muRpeRous CAIN JUDAS KNAvEs AM
.cc, TuE rco AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
RlRTHs AND PARENTHooD - THE onAS'-
FARCE OF MATERIAL lsoesiisdl sxssr
- a71 SAN FRAUDS. ARE MS-I-f+s'
MoJHIN-cNE.s-s! - AsPREA6NS'bAe
MAN (eeu l:10 - YOUR TRUE BEING -s.1
IA, cup,sr SCIENTIST - ADAMEvElEss!
CALL NO MAN FATHER - Jesus.
WOE UNTO THEM WITH CHILD"
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN THE wombS '"A'
NEVER BEAR" .eu.er.
THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY" = A "cHAs'-
~ eApcE" MY.T.Hl THE KINGDOM or HEAVEN
SAT HAND, WITHIN YOU" rs LIKE UNTO
LEAvEN WHICH A WOMAN TOOK AND HID IN
THREE MEASURES OF MEAL, UNTIL THE WHOLE
WAS LEAvENED"l - "seENcE. THEOLOGY MEor
CINE" - TITLE OF THE SIXTH CHAPTER or
OUR CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - SAVIOUR
LIBERAToR OF BIBLES. CLERGY. EVERY
ONE - "NwomANs MAN CHILD TO RULE ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD or lRoN
900 DROWN IN PAKISTAN"
FLOODS ALSO FORCE THOUSANDS TO FLEE"
DAccA PAKISTAN (UPD At least three hundred
persons have been killed and thousands rendered hoe
by floods due 10 hs monsoon rains IN the Chisfs
gong area Of East Pskisfan, according 70 officials.
The city Of chittagons is the Bay OF Bengal '2o
miles southeast Of Dacea
About 5000 square miles reported under wa
ser and 90 per cent Of the houses either collapsed
swept away.
Practically all normal COMMUNICATIONS between
chistsgong the stricken have been cut off,
Refugees pouring into the city from all diree-
ons many arriving in wet clothes and eIvtehins babies
in their
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Tots -

(consnvsd from Page u
George Mishenko. Of 1895 Msnss, 10 fhs father o.
two Of the dead children Patricia Ann. month"; snd
(continvsd Next Column, Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

call No MAN . FATHER" THUS SAYS CHILD
Less CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON PARENT
Hoool
-Asoa uNro rtsM WITH ctAn oLsssEo
Ar tn aARReA THE WoNes THAT M1v01
ooAR~i TINS WORLD sttALL PASS AvNAv-
A DAMNED MYTH! MOST ANY nAnDcGD pool
CAN BE PARENT THE D-e-vtl SEES ~ IT.
PREGNANCY DEvny 9 MONTHS Hyp9coSk0
THE THINGS SEEN TEMPORAL tss PAUL ARE
H&vy<AtcrAL - The Evlt THE HuAAAN! v>>G
MATER1Als
Sc our comment on PRENATAL CARE.
"You Will FIND THeM ~ our
STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS"
"TtgY LOOK LIKE ORDINARY cHRDQeN
rt,eY LOOK LIKE ORDINARY cHtlpeeN " vou
DON'T LOOK roo cLoSelY or TOO LONG. oftg SOY
ROCKS BACK AND FORTH AND THROWS HIS HANDS
ABOUT LIKE WINDMIILLs. ANOTHER BoUNcEs
aAlk houR AFTER HOUR. ANOTHER Just SITS
TtsGaG MAY % a DOZEN or THEM ~ - -
ROOM DUT THERE IS No PLAY. NO BOY SEEMS 10
KNOW THAT HIS NEtcHeoR THREE FEET AWAY
EXISTS EACH LINES OUTSIDE THE WORLD op peo
PIE ~ A NIGHTMARE WORLD OF MS OWN. WtsERe
WALLS CLOSE IN AND THE EARTH HEAvES UP. Ap>o
the BOY ISN'T SURE WHO ne IS ~ THE MENTAL
HOSPITALS THEY CALL These CHILDREN psvcHoT.
Ic. AUTIsTic. OR scHIzoPHRENIc WHATEVER THE
NAME or THE DISEASE. NO ONE IS SURE or ITS
CAUSE
an -
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
HorM-Y-EHS!Jesu Return IN Christ Science
PROVE e Devil 4 Li1EI

ONLY THE HOPE THAT PATIENCE ANC TRAINING
WILL DEVELOP NEW PATTERNS TO REPLACE THE
ONES PARTIALLY DESTROYED.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Children =

tContnued from Back Page)
"FATHER-MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMONlouS" -
ADVANCED IDENTITY OF DIVINITY OF POST
LINCOLN MARTYRDoM CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH.
JESUS SECOND COMING" REVELATIONS!
tConfinved Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

AND EVERYONE KNOWS THAT THE TREATMENT IS
LONG AND DIFFICULT. THE OUTCOME uNPRsDIcT.
ABLE.
on ANOTHER WARD or THE SAME HOSPITAL YOU
WILL TflO JANE N Her PlFTr-pouND BODY IS
PACKED THE ENERGY or DEMONS BUT SHE CANNOT
CONTROL THAT ENERGY. ONE MlNuTE SIZE IS DASH
ING AROUND THE ROOM uPSETTikG EVERYTHING M
HER PATH ANOTHER PUSHING CHILD HER
TRoualE IS DUE TO BRAIN INJURY. At FOURTEEN
MONTHS AN ATTACK o. MEASLES BROUGHT ON
NIGH FEVER WINCH PERMANENTLY DAMAGED The
TISSUES or HER BRAIN FOR AER THERE IS NO CURE
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Worlds Fair =

(confinved from Back Page)
CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL 'BASTARDS (x) HAVE
KEPT NEGROES OUT OF THEIR
PARADISE or THE FLESH!
Evening star., 1963-05-01

|ov. a.OsS0 ALEXANDRIA
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yiRssIH4IEE ipSIpS:d' xlI4c ~: ;S5:s IIsII SN.
SISS ISs.. and c''''viil' Fd' 'U' ).
f::s1 :::: :::::' s.s'$; '$;,,;Iso.' 4!
o..y1. wy ..i; i 4. ,.lsI slis ,.;,s =: ss.s \
H iH'lsis A. .cs ,..GfS ~. AZ Elr !. s'sO iii''
cMhvS IlIIi s.I., ~ i.s.ip .!.! sssy'' .:sn.T.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

C0RvAIR '03 Mona, white. RED
4 Leather, Z. and h.. autO. trans,
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
| 1 20O 22nd 81, NV FE, 7-20OO
Evening star., 1963-05-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY
COUNTRY ESTATES
WATERFRONT PR0P. SALE

ESfSgE EsE gglSrs ES sgS S5EEs4sSSs Il sJES SSS
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charged with fiscal irresponsi-
bility for cutting taxes while
spending rises.
Mr.. Mills said tax cuts would
stimulate the economy by re-
leasing the private enterprise
system from the strait jacket"
Of high wartime tax rates.
If tax cuts solve the Nations
economic problems, he said,
there will be no need or justifi-
cation for trying to pep up
the economy by increasing Fed
eral spending.
But If Congress fails to cut
taxes. he warned, 1t will be
impossible to resist pressure for
increased spending to create
jobs and achieve other eco
nomic goals.
outlines Choice
This, he said, Congress has a
choice between relying on pri-
vate enterprise OF big govern
ment" to get the economy NOV
ing. He commended the Repub-
lican amendment, by casting
doubt on tax cuts, actually
would encourage rather than
discourage increased spending
Playing another theme, Mr..
Mills said the Republican
amendment implies doubt about
the ability of Congress to resist
spending demands.
Representative Curtis, Repub-
lican of Missouri, replied that
the administration disagrees
with Mr.. Mills ideas about tax
cuts serving as an alternative
to Federal spending.
If we don't cut taxes now, a
new set of IFS, ands, butts and
maybeS will be found next
year" Mr.. Mills predicted,
warning that the economy
might find itself "saddled in
definitely" with high wartime
rates.
Lower rates, he said, would
help balance the budget by
squirting the economy and so
producing more total revenues.
He said the Republican
amendment is in no sense a
magic, unbreakable way" to
control spending.
Sees Turning Point
Calling the tax bill "the
turning point for economic
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the administration, Mr.. Curtis
said, show that the goal is to
stimulate the economy by both
cutting taxes and increasing
expenditures.
This novel and untried prin-
ciple." he contended, will
cause initiation. A rise of 6
percentage points in the con-
sumner price index, Mr.. Curtis
estimated, would reduce con-
sumner purchasing power by $27
billion and so more than off
set the benefits of an Sill
billion tax cut.
While the Republican amend
ment is mo panacea," he said,
it would set up machinery for
congressional control of spend
ing. Such machinery, he said,
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Mills Speech Starts
Bill on House Path

policy" away from reliance on
big government, Mr.. Mills
shouted: Let's get away from
the mistakes Of the past; let's
| get on this new road"
Mr.. Curtis quoted Walter w.
Heller, chairman of the Presi-
dents Council of Economic
Advisers. as saying spending
reductions wuold offset the
stimulative impact Of tax cuts.
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