Volume 11, Issue 3, page 18

and his 'Hi' column. Even tho
his predictions aren't on the
bright side, I feel that he
has something to contribute .
"I like the 'Dear Editor'
and sometimes read that first
before anything else. It is
just wonderful hearing other
people's viewpoints on life.
Even when they don't agree
with mine." -- George Teitelinan,
Chicago, Ill.
enÆ
"JUST DEVOURED the contents
of April ABERREE. World War
II ended in 1945, but R. John is
still carrying on the battle of
the bulge.
"If you forget all those
other dietary words, just keep
the one point in mind and execute your idea. Raw vegetables as a preamble to your
consitutional meal if o n l y
once a day will pay off. They
are somewhat of a tonic or appetizer. We learn things like
that half a century later than
we should.
"Here is the latest book on
the curse of pasteurized milk.
What's so bad about it', All
they do is bringit to a scalding point; we thoroly cook
other foods and it's the same
principle.
"Years ago a fast-talking
salesman sold Yours Truly an
ozone generator. It changes
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FANTASY LINN
f6i So. Hobart. L. A. S. Qaltt.
tric storm freshens the air.
It has 8 glass tubes a foot
long with pretty red and blue
neon electric lights vibrating
thru them.
"The A.M.A. jailed the maker shortly after because they
said the gadget was toxic.
"Another point the salesman
made was that it would trap
mosquitoes, and also pasteurize raw milk without harming
the natural enzymes as heat
does. So I handed over $150.
After thinking it over I wrote
to a lab. They said they would
make the milk test for $20.
Bet they could have said 'yes'
or 'no', as no doubt they had
made the test before. It caught
a few mosquitoes and a gallon
of (bootleg) raw milk pl aced
on it for 30 minutes has kept
15 days without any sign of
turning blinkey.
"A city clinic stated that
ordinary street noise and vibration agitated and killed
some types of germs." -- A.B.

Pierson, 1439 Mill St., Selma,
Calif.

Gee
"We look forward to our
monthly mail boat to this isolated place, because it brings
a ray of sunshine in the form
of The ABERREE," -- Wilfred C.
Victor, Margaret Bay, B.C.

There would be no percentage in being a rabble rouser if
there was no rabble to rouse.

HART to HEART
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2)
After the lecture and showing
of a few slides, an invitation
was issued to the 15 persons
assembled to form an organization in Enid for the promotion
of lectures, discussion meetings, etc., but since no one
was willing to assume the initiative and/or responsibility,
the invitation fell on barren
soil. It isn't that Enid is
deaf to rapprochement, or isn't willing to listen to good
speakers who might have a message worth listening to; it's
just that none of those who
classify themselves as "free
thinkers" are willing to take
the thankless job of command,
and, in doing so, become abstruse dictators of what their
fellow free-thinkers are to
think about...

I Mark McDonald of For t
Scott, Kas., writes from San
Antonio that he's there on a
supervised fast (at least, he's
confined to bed), and at the
time of writing, had completed
25 days, but "felt fine". He
didn 't explain his aim or how
much longer he intended to
remain. Sounds like a boarding
house we once patronized, but
they didn't admit it was a
"f ast " and no one got to stay
in bed between meals. One of
the things Mark admitted has
"bugged" him was his inability
to get a copy of the SATEVEPOST with the Hubbard article
in it -- but we don't think he's
missing much...
j Between a father who had
a penchant for telling ghost
stories before any nighttime
chores, and a grandfather who
was a "hellfire- and-damnation
preacher", Ye Ed was somewhat
inoculated against gooseflesh
from imaginary fears, but for
those who enjoy this type of
sadistic entertainment -- and
aren't satisfied with the diet
of this type coming from their
radios and in the columns of
their newspapers -- we recently
were introduced to a small 32page booklet, "The 34Z Years",
that seems to meet all the
qualifications for sheer doomsday sword rattling. The booklet
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