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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-13
Tells of Her Healing

Mrs. Eddy says Of this experience
(Science and Health. p. l03) When
apparently near the confines OF NOR
tai existence. standing already
within the shadow Of the death
valley. I learned these truths in d.
vine Science: that all real being is
In God. the divine Mind. and that
Life. Truth. and Love are all-pow-
erful and ever-prescnt: that the
opposite OF Truth. called error. sin.
sickness, disease, DEATHS the false
testimony of false material sense, OF
mind in matter: that this false sense
evolves, in belief subjective state
OF mortal mind which this same So
called mind names matter, thereby
shutting out the true sense Of
Spirit"
Not content TO profit alone through
her discovery. our revered Leader
unselfishly spent years IN searching
the Scriptures IN her effort to dis
cover the Principle back OF her own
restoration 70 health, in order that
all the world might share in this
great boon.
This spiritual exploration led, In
1875. to the publishing OF the first
edition OF Science and Health, but
not before she had thoroughly
tested and proved It's every text by
healing all manner of disease and
discord by the rules laid down
therein.
This textbook has restored 10
countless thousands the Bible as
the chart of life, book OF rules
whereby 10 work out the problems
of their human existence. So many
OF these had come to look upon this
priceless volume simply as besuti-
full literature. or as the history of a
race Of people and a chronicle OF
their religious progress. Through its
study in connection with Mrs. Eddy S
writings they have come TO see that
here are practical teachings which
can and will lead them out OF many
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.yane kuages
Jus in Shores
Expond Operations
at Selfridqe Bose

Occupants of a bus travelling
along jefferson avenue in st.
Clair Shores escaped injury at
STA a. m. Saturday when the
arm from a crane swung out and
hit the top Of the bus.
The crane is in use TO build
an interceptor through which
sewage from the area will be
carried to the Detroit Sewage
Disposal plant. William Phelan.
66. 1913 Lycaster. Detroit, was
operating the bus for the Lake
shore Coach company. -
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12) and through April 30. d
coupon becomes valid April 10.
PROGRESSED FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES
Blue d, E, and F coupons in
book 2 valid through April 30.
GASOLINE
No. 5 coupons worth gallons
each in Michigan. "A" coupons
must last through May 81.
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where until fall, and worth IL
gallons each on household type
coupons and 10 gallons on in
stitutional type in Michigan.
COFFEE
Stamp % in book I good for
one pound through April 25.
SHOES
Stamp II good for one pair
through June Is. MI
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SUGAR

Stamp II in book good for
5 pounds through May 81. Extra
canning sugar 10 be available
soon on application to local
boards.
FUEL OIL
Period coupons expired in
zones c and D, expire April IL
in zone B and April II in zone A.
Period 5 coupons valid every
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West Virginia, during 1899,
had tuberculosis death rate of
465 per 100000 Of its popula-
ton.
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Red. white. and blue are the
worlds favorite colors for
flags.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-13

South Dakota has an Indian
population of %, 500, who live on
nine reservations.
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Rationing
Roundup
by The Associated Press

by The Associated Press
MEAT, CHEESE, FATS,
CANNED FISH
Red coupons A, B, and c il
ration book 2 valid now Capri
"A Lecture
Christian Science
Entitled
Christian Science: Its
Restorative Mission
by
Earl McCloud, C. S. B.
of San Antonio, Texas
Member Of the Board Of Lseiursship Of
The Mother Church. The Fira Church Of
IS CArist. Scientist, IN Boston. Msmsshuss,is
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By DIR. THOMAS ID. MASTERS
Written for NEA

Medical care and medical
practise have undergone a
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Wotkins Addresses
Northeast Hi-Twelve

Macy Z Watkins. Mount Glenn
ems attorney. was guest speaker
before members of tine Northeast
High Twelve Club IN Detroit at
noon today. His subject was
"CornerstoneS of Democracy"
Stephen c. Foster was born in
PENNSYLVANIA.
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Never has the world been more In
need OF restorative agency than
today. Material sense Is shrieking
that destruction is stalking the earth
and bringing 1t TO state OF devasta-
ton from which 1t will never recover.
Encouragement and desperation
sit at the council tables of the ma
lions, crying to them: Where Is
your God?"
Those who consider themselves
wise In this worlds wisdom seek to
answer this query with some philos-
ophy or ism, forgetting that deeply
significant prophecy OF Isaiah con-
corning the coming OF Christ Jesus,
OF whom he said: The Spirit of the
Lord God Is upon me: because the
Lord hath anointed me TO preach
good tidings unto the meek: he hath
sent me to bind up the broken
hearted. to proclaim liberty to the
captives. and the opening OF the
prison to them that are bound; to
proclaim the acceptable year OF the
Lord, and the day Of vengeance OF
our God; to comfort all that mourn;
to appoint unto them that mourn In
Zion. TO give unto them beauty for
ashes. the oil Of Joy for mourning,
the garment OF praise for the spirit
OF heaviness: that they might be
called trees OF righteousness, the
planting OF the Lord, that he might
be glorified."
In Luke's Gospel we are told that
Jesus read aloud In the synagogue
at Nazareth this prophecy, and ac-
knowledged It's application to him.
self and his work in these words:
This day Is this scripture fulfilled
In your ears"
Works OF Restoration
Later. In Marks account, as Jesus
Is about TO be separated from his
disciples. he tells them OF the works
OF restoration he is intrusting to
them in these words. And these
signs shall follow them that believe;
In my name shall they cast out dew
lis; they shall speak with new
tongues; they shall take up serpents;
and II they drink any deadly thing,
1t shall not hurt them: they shall
lay hands on the sick, and they
snail recover. And they went
forth, and preached every where,
the Lord working with them, and
confirming the word with signs fol-
lowing"
And these we're the tests eur Mas
ter set for those primitive Chris
tians, the works OF restoration they
must do TO prove themselves In truth
his faithful followers.
Mary Baker Eddy. the Discoverer
and Founder of Christian Science
the author OF its textbook, Science
and Health with Key TO the Scrip
lures" and its forever Leader, states
as her purpose in the Historical
Sketch" in the Manual OF The
Mother Church 'p. III: ITO organ
lie a church designed TO comment
crate the word and works OF our
Master which should reinstate prim-
tive Christianity and its lost ele-
ment OF healing
Amidst all the present day con-
fusion Of thought and action, what
glorious peace and freedom are en-
joycd by the Christian Scientist, who,
with singleness OF vision, clings to
God, knowing that He. the only
Cause and creator, is the Saviour Of
the world from its own false conclu-
siOnS and fears
1t has been charged that Chris
tianity has failed IN these times OF
our greatest stress The answer to
this charge might very well be that
IL has net been sufficiently UNDER
stood and practiced by those who
assume TO do the worlds thinking
for 1t.
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COFFEE
SHOES
New Light on Texts

an Egypt and through many a Red
Sea of evil.
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How grateful all should be for the
teachings of Christian Science. which
have restored TO the world right
sense of Deity Not only Cod afar
off, but "A God at hand Closer is
lie than breathing. and nearer than
hands and feet A God who is every
where present. everywhere all-power-
full, cvcryN ac.c all-Enowing a God
who knows no evil, who sanctions II
not; who says 10 the man Of His Gre
ating You ere free, whole. perfect,
strong. intelligent. healthy prosper
Gus. progressive, and forever at peace
with thv brethren"
This Ccd the only God-the God
of Abraham. Isaac. and Jacob. OF
.oSes, Elijah, and Elisha; the God
I 1saiaA jeremiah and Malachi:
lzz,-ilIand c%cmplified by
sSus ana his disciples. is Just as
valuable today as He was centuries
80. Now, as then. He it is, as the
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New Light on Texts
Through this appreciation and
study OF the Scriptures. thousands
have found the healing Truth in
texts which had meant nothing az
all 10 them before.
An acquaintance OF mine, who had
gone through a severe attack OF in
fuenza and who had been slow 10
respond 10 Christian Science treat
ment when 1t was asked for, told
her practitioner: Il wish my friends
who are not Christian Scientists
would quit coming TO see me. They
sit on the side OF my bed and say:
You poor dear! You look so bad
You must be suffering terribly, Oh.
I've had other friends who have
been months recovering from such
an attack. And some haven't. :"
You all know what she meant. And
they call 1t sympathy
She was told 10 use the passage
from Johns Gospel: mo man can
come 70 me, except the Father which
hath sent me draw him" 1t was
pointed out that Jesus had had TO
protect himself mentally in this
way against attacks which other
wise would have terminated his
work before his mission had been
accomplished. She went 10 work
along this line, knowing that no.
Hnif1A 70 y,
good purpose. Her Jobs comfort
ers" quit coming (she said It was as
If she had slammed the door in
their facesD: her Christian Science
friends came, bringing nothing but
good, tales OF peace. Joy. happiness,
and the overcoming OF all manner
OF evil. In less than a week she was
up and about and fully recovered,
although a physician. called in by
a member OF her family, had said
unless she took medicine in some
form she would be cripple for life.
A friend. who was managing a
store in a big organization, was
making poor Roadway In his busi-
ness because Of theft. These stores
were ranked by percentage Of profit.
not by volume of business. The shop
lifters had taken away the profit
and his store was rated the lowest
OF the many owned by the corpora
ton. He was given this same text
by practitioner. mo man can
come TO me. except the Father
which hath sent me draw him" He
realized he and the company en-
ploying him we're carrying on a
branch of the Fathers business.
That that business represented serv-
ice to mankind. an opportunity TO
bring something OF comfort and
beauty into lives which otherwise
might have little but that which
was drab that that business was
entitled TO a reasonable financial
return; that that business could
attract to 1t no employee or patron
who could come TO it for other than
an honest purpose. He and his wife
held to this thought courageously
for year.
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No Limit upon Age

NJ LiIuIt upon hke
He was restored as Christian Sci
ence has restored many another
sufferer from the delusion that God
has set limit upon mans life. He
added more than ten years 70 his
already long span. Just before leaY-
ing for the reunion OF the Blue and
the Gray at Gettysburg. Pennsyl-
vania. few years ago. he came 70
our office. Somebody asked him II
he had not begun the study OF
Christian Science az the age OF
eighty-flve. He replied: 1t must
have been before that. l began
driving my car at eighty-five That
remark healed a woman in the
Office at the time. Not yet sixty,
she had thought herself too old to
learn 70 drive.
So We see that Christian Science
has restored TO men the right sense
OF God as eyer-present. all-power-
full Principle or Mind. the right
sense OF the Christ as not human
personality but. as Paul expresses ii
in Romans. the power OF God unto
salyation:' the right sense Of man
as the perfect reflection or image OF
perfect God, who never fell and
therefore does not have TO be re-
stored TO his original perfection; the
right sense OF the Bible as the his
tory OF the development OF the spir-
itual idea. chronicling the correct
relationship between God, Christ.
and man. II has cleared away the
Old beliefs IN the reality OF age,
disease. poverty, sin. sickness, pain,
sorrow. and death. II has wiped out
the belief in the destructibilty OF
substance and the consequent loss
Of supply.
The maryelously restorative and
corrective effects OF this method
have been proved in the experience
OF thousands OF active Christian
Scientists who daily are utilizing
It in healing their own discords and
those Of others who come 70 them
for help.
Surely Il is Of such as these that
Isaiah spoke when he prophesied:
And II thou draw out thy soul 20
the hungry. and satisfy the afflicted
soul; then shall thy light rise in
obscurity. and thy darkness be as
the noon day. l.. . And they that
shall be OF thee shall build the old
waste places; thou shalt raise up
the foundations OF many genera
tons: and thou shalt be called. The
repairer OF the breach. The re-
storer OF paths 10 dwell IN"
Evening star., 1943-11-23

Frances Herrick
And Mr.. GLavis
Are Married

OF interest in the Capital is a
wedding which took place Saturday
In Camden, S. c., where the BRIDE
groom Is now in aviation school
The bride, Miss Frances Felix Her
rick, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Herrick of Provi-
dence, r. I. The bridegroom, Avia-
ton Cadet Louis r. CLAWS, jr., is the
son of Mr.. Louis r. CLAWS and Mrs.
Josephine s. CLAWS of Washington
The Rev. Edward Burke ofIiciated at
the ceremony, which took place at
$50 O'Clock.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore q gold
color wool frock with brown acces-
sories and corsage bouquet OF
talisman roses, and carried a prayer
book which Is an heirloom of her
family. She was attended by Mrs
Olive Whitredge of Camden as ma
tron of honor, and Mr.. Bradford G
Woolley Of Providence was the best
man.
A reception at the home of Mrs
Whitredge for the immediate fam
lilies and friends of Cadet CLAWS
stationed in Camden followed the
ceremony.
The bridegroom, who attended
Friends School in Washington, was
attending Brown University when
he joined the Army Air Forces. With
his bride he will reside temporarily
in Camden.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
Alabama Society
Party Tomorrow

Associate Justice and Mrs. Hugo
L. Black will be official hosts at the
Alabama Society's first program and
dance of the season tomorrow night
at 10 o'clock in the sapphire room
at the Mayflower.
Three Alabama servicemen who
recently returned from active COM
bat duty will be the guests of hon
or on this occasion, representing the
air forces, the ground forces and
the service forces.
The Hospitality Committee in
cludes Representative and Mrs. Pete
Jarman, Representative and Mrs
John p Newsome, Representative
and Mrs. Frank w. Boykin, Rep
resentative and Mrs. George M
Grant and Representative and Mrs
Carter Manasco.
Other members of the committee
include Col. and Mrs. Allen Cren-
shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Haden ALL
dredge, Mr. and Mrs. Harrell T
Vance, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Mar
tin, Judge Virginia Henry Mayf1eld
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. Niles c. Allgood, Miss
Frances Youngblood, Mrs. Mary
Malone Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert r. Martin, DR.. and Mrs. John
R. Steelman, Maj. and Mrs. Ralph
M. Wood, Col. A. r. Brindley ano
Mrs. H. o. Sargent.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
United Nations
BemeW Bazaar
WI Be Held

Ladies of the diplomatic circle
are being Joined by the ladies Of
of1cial and residential society in
planning for the Christmas bazaar,
which will be held for the benefit Of
the United War Relief the first
three days of December. Gifts and
greetings from the United Nations
countries will be assembled in the
South American room of the Statler
Hotel and the bazaar will be open
each day from II o'clock in the
morning until 10 in the evening.
Twelve foreign war relief COM
mittees have combined to partici-
pate in greater United War Re-
lief Center. with Col. Julius I. Pey-
ser as advisory counsel.
The committee working for the
bazaar includes Nine. Hurban, rep
resenting Czechoslovakia; Nine. de
Munthe Morgenstierne, representing
Norway; Nine. Wei, representing
China; Nine. Fotitch, representing
Au6Oo1dVld, MLlC. LOuOOl, IcpIc.
Senting the Netherlands, and Nine.
La Calais, representing Luxem-
bourg.
Others are Lady Noble, Nine.
Pierre Hoppenot, Nine. P. H. Baudet,
Mrs. Wayne Chatfield- Taylor, Mrs.
George Y. Worthington, Mrs.
Charles Dewey. Mrs. Harry Hickey,
Mrs. F. Burial Hoffman and Nine.
Batfgne.
Mrs. J. M. w. K. Hamilton is
chairman of the Bazaar Committee
and others of the Executive Com
mittee include Mrs. James E.
Schwab, Mrs. Clifford Pinchot and
Mrs. Paul Homan.
A large corps OF assistants includes
Mrs. Harold Lindner, Mrs. Frederick
Brooke, Mrs. Eugene Villaret, Mrs.
Cornelius Jacoby, Mrs. Pierrepont
Moffat, Mrs. Frank Simonds, Mrs.
Philip Marshall Brown, Baroness de
Gruben, Mrs. Peter Moe, Mrs.
Arnold Nygaard, Mrs. Emerson
Bigelow, Mrs. Kwong Lee Kong and
Mrs. Arthur Holcombe.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
Event Planned
For Fridav

The Board OF Managers of the
Methodist Home Of the District of
Columbia is sponsoring the annual
donation day to be held at the home
1901 Connecticut avenue, Friday
from 3 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Samuel w. Mcintosh, gen.
eral chairman, will be assisted by
Mrs. Charles w. Bolgiano, Mrs. Eli
Smith, Mrs. Ralph Wolfe, Mrs. Cor
nelia Long Kinsella, Mrs. E. j. Feb
rey, Mrs. Ivan J. Riley. Mrs. Iris
Baker, Mrs. H. w. Barber. Mrs.
Harry Underwood, Mrs. N. z. Nell
Mrs. George w. Quick and Mrs.
George E. Ober.
During the afternoon Mrs. Wolfe
and Mrs. KinSella will give a pro-
gram of music, and at 8 O'Clock
Miss Rosemary Romer, accompanied
at the piano by Miss Patricia Dun
lap, will sing.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
Ball

Mr.. Joseph A. Jordan, president OF
United States Treasury Department
Recreation Association which, under
his leadership, has become one OF the
largest and most outstanding asse-
Citations in the various Government
departments, announces that a
Thanksgiving ball will be held Sat-
urday evening from $50 to 1890
o'clock at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Undersecretary of Treasury D. w.
Bell, Assistant Secretary OF Treasury
John L. Sullivan and many other
officials of the Treasury Department
have been invited to attend as guests
Of honor.
General Chairman Pluma J. OTar-
rell and Vice Chairman John A.
Long of the Ball Committee are in
charge Of arrangements. Az an
added attraction there will also be
tables for a card party.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
10 D. c. Groups
Meet to Discuss
|McCarran Bill

Ten neighborhood groups OF the
Voteless District League of Women
Voters are meeting today to discuss
details Of the McCarran bill, princi-
pies OF which previously have been
indorsed by the league.
The league has restated its belief,
in spite Of its support Of the McCar-
ran bill, that no plan for re-organi-
zation can be made entirely satisfac-
tory until full suffrage has been OBJ
tanned for the District. Therefore, ac-
cording to Mrs. Eugene Dufneld,
president of the District League, 1t
reafnrms its support of the Summers
Capper resolution and the Walters
delegate bill providing representa-
ton In Congress.
The president adds further that
the league applauds the genuine in
terest and efforts of Senator Nc
Carran to obtain home rule for the
District and feels that the bill with
certain notifications might be the
first step in obtaining better gov
ernment for the District. 1t spe.
cifically commends the Senator for
drawing. up bill proposing a coun.
cil-manager form of government
which the league believes efficient
and providing a possible framework
within which an acceptable form
Of government might be drafted.
The league takes exception to sew
eral particulars, Mrs. Dufiield states
and questions the principle under
lying the Federal control of Dis
trict revenue. It urges Congress tc
explore the possibilities for allow
ing the District reasonable control
Of the funds collected in the Dis
trict and for working out a more
equitable formula for determining
the amount Of the Federal contri-
button to the District.
Finally, Mrs. Duf1eld concludes
the league hopes a solution to the
inherent weakness in the legislative
procedure may be found 50 that
legislation proposed by the council
may not lie dormant in Congress
for an indefinite period.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
Miss Troyamo
Bride SUNDAY

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L
Casey in Takoma Park was the
scene of a pretty wedding Sunday
evening when Miss Marie Loretta
Troyano, daughter of Mrs. Joseph
Troyano of Philadelphia and the
late Mr.. Troyano, became the bride
Of their son, Mr.. Merrill Arthur
Casey, U. S. G. G.
Palms and ferns banked the fire.
place, before which the Rev. Charles
S. Longacre oficiated, and pink and
white gladioluses decorated the
mantel.
The bride was dressed in a street.
length gown of light blue with a
blue hat and corsage of orchids
and her accessories were black. She
was attended by her sister, Miss
Dorothy Troyano, who was CO.'S
tuned in green with black acces-
sories and corsage of bronze
chrysanthemums. Mr.. James Casey
of Norfolk was the best man.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Casey left for Norfolk, and will then
60 to Philadelphia, where they will
be at home at 213 Stamper street.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
Sorority to Confer
Decree on 5 PLEDGES

The Ritual of Jewels degree will
be conferred on five pledges of Theta
Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
at 8 O'Clock tonight at the home Of
Miss Sally Fowler, 1884 Otis street
NE.
Those receiving degrees are Mrs.
Doris F. Smith. Miss Lois Clay, Miss
Rosa Lefever. Miss Dorothy Hager-
man and Miss Elizabeth Paulk.
Miss Alice johnson, president, will
omiciate.
Evening star., 1943-11-23
Americas Club
To Receipe Funds

Certificates for proceeds of two
War bond drives sponsored recently
by a woman's organization and a
national fraternity will be presented
to the Club de las Americas at a
Latin American Thanksgiving War
bond-stamp fiesta to be held by the
club at 9 pm. tomorrow at the
Shoreham Hotel
The sum of $11, 400 in War bonds
will be credited to the Club de las
Americas by members of the Syr-
ian Orthodox Church Club and
$270,335 in bonds will be placed at
the Treasury in the name Of tho
club by the Epsilon Lambda Phi
Fraternity. Mrs. Constantine XII
alta, president of the Church Club,
with Mrs. John Neri, Mrs. Joseph
Tehaan and Mrs. Alex Hier, mem-
bers of the clubs War Bond Com
mittee, will make the presentation
for the Syrian Orthodox Church
Club. Bernard Ehrlck, grand coun-
cilor Of Epsilon Lambda Phi, will
make the presentation for the fra
ternity. DR.. Francesca Banda,
president of the club, will accept
the War bond sales. They will be
allocated for the purchase of war
material as testimonial of tho
Latin American people residing in
Washington.
In addition to Latin American
dances and music the program will
include vocal selections by Miss
Kiki Teetz, popular mezzo-soporano
of the Latin American colony in
Washington, who will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Helen S. Batham.
The Club de las Americas is
composed Of persons interested in
furthering understanding and good
will among the peoples Of the
Americas. DR.. Banda, as we'll az
many members of the club, is
member of the Foreign Economic
Administration.