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Show Harlem "God" Facing Man-Made Judgment Day ' V ') f ' ' 1 V , v , i t - u " . ' 1 ' f ' I It . I ' ' ' N j - Ss" - . 't- I . ft " - '( I ft. l,iv. ' 'il,a;.'-. ;L::'.'4i ... fu,- .--.?T . : . m;;iw 1 Ins trouble was mv moans of testing the faith of my followers. It was the most wonderful thing that ever happened to me." confided dapper, little Major Divine, colored evangelist whom thousands in few Vork's Harlem (including those seen cheering him outside police headquarters below) regard as god. Above he is seen about to answer for alleged transgression aijainst man-made law. Flanked by detectives, he blandly submits to being booked in New York City on charges of abetting a felonious assault in wlnc.'i a man was stabbed. He was captured in the basement of the Milford Conn, "heaven" to end an 8-state search. f: - V ' . ' . SERVltt MtAl & LKutL... lii j |