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Evening star., 1953-02-02
On the Air
On rne Ar
10 Ways to Bore TVViewers
Listed by Student Writers
By Harry Macarthur

Those televiSion executives
who feel that the professional
critics are too harsh on them
might well listen to the up
coming TV generation. One set
of the latter is a group Of stu
dents of television writing at the
University of California. They
got their first assignment re-
Gently - to examine television
and list some of it's sins.
They did-and their answers
came right back in the teeth of
their teacher, Ben Draper. He is
the producer of San Francisco's
award-winning Science in Ac-
ton" TV program and some of
his pupils shrapnel winged him.
The embryo writers complained
of many things which television
critics have been snarling at for
several years. The TV practices
the students would label anathe-
ma are these:
''Petty personalities - Stars
playing themselves and obvious
ly pleased with the results.
Alterations Of coyness and cute
ness. Face-makers (for grown
ups yeti, eyelash batters and all
insincere over-acting, over-emot-
ing persons. Accents - either
affected or genuine-extreme.
Elongated windpipe news
casterS-Men and women who
talk down and are tediously
lengthy, especially with their
own opinions. Parties who draw
conclusions for the viewer be-
fore they've given the facts. All
who give only one side of an
issue. Ridicule in any degree.
Droning voiced, poor readers
who use scripts.
"Overdone commercials - Too
long and too frequent. Impossi-
BILE, exaggerated claims. Same
message repeated week after
week. SnobbiSh snob appeal.
Naming and phone-numbering
every particular sponsor. Movie
star endorsers and the chloro-
phyll kiss.
Movie movies - Films made
to be shown on theater screen
lose their impact when COM
pressed to a TV screen. Frequent
commercial Interruptions of a
movie that was originally made
to be shown without interrupt
tionS.
Masters of ceremony-Per-
formers who believe their pro-
longed presence is vitally neces-
sary. Those who believe their
own slant and introduction is
necessary for the viewer to un-
derstand the play or movie that
follows. Those who wink at the
viewer as well as those who play
to the poems. Laugh-at-own-
jokesters.
Dull demonstrations and
panels Solving unimportant
problems and answering moronic
questions. Not enough action
and drowsy watching. You too
can do this because I'm showing
Evening star., 1953-02-02

| JOA SoNA SVSP SoA OANAAJ NoAAN'
besides I have to fill a half
hour).'
"Garrulous interviewers-Only
leading questions asked. Inane,
inept follow-up comments by in
terviewer. Unfunny. 'spontan-
eous' humor. Simulated surprise
Just look who is here folks!
Interviewers who do all the talk
ing.
Closeup happy directors
Lack of variety in camera angles.
Too long on still pictures. No
Imagination in handling people
as on panel and quiz shows. Oh,
for a long shot breather once in
! a while.
"Stage shows-Program with
studio audiences lose track Of
the viewer, seeming to be played
only for those in the studio.
Often the stage is too large for a
TV screen.
Poor programming - Movie
upon movie, lack of variety and
dull Saturday night viewing
which penalties those who can
not or do not traditionally bowl
this night"
Having listed 10 Ways to Bore
a TV Viewer. the California stu
dents are preparing to add a
constructive note. Their next
project is the listing Of 10 ways
to please viewer.
That Saturday night problem
listed in the last complaint,
incidentally. is a local or regional
one. The big network shows are
seen before IL pm. in the east,
which means before 8 pm. if
seen live on the coast. All of this
viewing was done in San Fran
cisco. That three-hour difference
is something not even Pat
Weaver of NBC can do much
about.
OFF THE CUFF-Rosemary
Clooney almost had a television
show for a soft-drink sponsor.
:. But Paramount talked Music
Corp. of America out of the deal,
despite the fact that Miss
Clooney retains television rights
in her movie contract. The
film studio argues that it has
S. million tied up in forthcom-
ing Clooney films and it doesn't t
want to lose on its investment in
the singer. It doesn't object
to occasional TV appearances,
but fears a regular show might
not be so good. Actually, it
doesn't want a free Rosemary
Clooney at home competing with
a paid admission Rosemary
Clooney at the neighborhood
movie. Kukla, Fran Allison,
Ollie and the other Kulkapoli-
tans are of on a Westward trek.
The shows on next Sunday,
February Is and February % will
originate in MICS Hollywood
studios. When former Vice
President Alben Barkley an
nounced his television plans a
week ago, he wouldn't talk about
salary. The direct question
about how much he would be
paid was parried with. mot as
much as I'm worth" This is
no answer to satisfy Variety,
which prefers to know and tell
all. The trade journal quotes
"some Capital sources" in re-
porting that the Weep will re-
ceive $2,500 a week for the Is
minute weekly show. Tele-
vision stations adhering to the
NARTB's "Code Of Good Prac-
tice" will be displaying a new
seal starting next Sunday.
It's almost the same as the old
one. with the addition of the
legend: "NARTB Television Code
Board, Box It'll. Washington 4,
D. C.. =. The hope is that listing
the address will encourage more
viewers to lodge specific COM
plants about violations or
| fancied violationS 0f the code
Evening star., 1953-02-02
HighIights
Rndio TodnY.

500, WRC - Railroad Hour
Gordon MacRae and Nadine Con-
ner sing the leading roles in
"CarouSel."
500, WTOP-SuspenSe: Jack
Benny stars in plan x"
900, WRC-Telephone Hour:
Ferruccio Tagliavini sings
Flower Song" from Bizet'S Gar
Evening star., 1953-02-02
7 TeIevision Tomorrow Tue.doy Februoy 3, 1883

On kitchens
II,
Is Industry Paraei
AnEe
8 0'cOck Theter
for 124s euang
ia PNh0s sM The show
Evening star., 1953-02-02

Bond will show you how they con
rebuild and reupholster your old
living room suite to look. beau
tifulIy new ot about half the cost
Of store furniture of comparable
quality. Coll NOW for your FREE
Gift ond FREE estimote!
Evening star., 1953-02-02

Stevens and Mildred Dunnock.
1880, WNBW - My Favorit,
Story: Colin Tapley stars il
Strange Journey"
FM Stotions
WRc-FM-ss.s Me-, Channel go
$40 am. to am.
WI0P-FMSss.3 Me-, Channel ~
$3.50 an. to 2 am.
WBUz-FM-9s.1 Me-, Channel 144
3 pm. to 9 pm.
WASN-FM-s1.1 Me-, Channel 74s
1890 p.Fl. to ILLS pm.
W0L-FM-ss1 Me-. Channel 754
l:30 pm. to an.
WcFM-9s.5 Me-, Channel 2sS
S pm. to II pm.
WFAN-io0.3 Me-, Channel 2s1
6:45 an. to 9 pm.
WWDc-FM-1e1.1 Me-, Channel 2ee
am. to 2 an.
WeMS-FM-1O3.s Me-, Channel 17O
$50 am. to Midnight
WARL-FM-105.1 Me-, Channel 7Ss
1880 an. to 9 pm.
WUST-FM-1o6.3 Me-, Channel 2s2
1880 am. to 9 pm.
WMAl-FM-1OI.3 Me-, Channel 2s1
9 an. to ILLS pm.
Other AM Stotions
WeMS-s70 ke.-S:3o a.m.-s:4s pm.
WPIK-7a0 Kc.-7 a.m.-s:45 pm.
WARL-7S0 Ke.-1 a.m.-5:4s pm.
WsAY-t,OsO Ke.-I a.m.-s:4s pm.
WUST-1,17o ke.-1 a.m.-s:5 Pm.
WFAx-1,22o kc.-7 a.m--5:4s pm.
WIhx-t,e0o Ke.-6 a.m.-5:AS Pm.
Evening star., 1953-02-02

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news
room Monday through FRI
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM, 6 PM.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

slrumenfal h hlseking q plan
watch wou6 lave gsven ms great.
e. lnEnenee a. the united Natinns
BE sad be wFuie = memuranaum
March !. Ists. tAat killed the pro-
poaed Feoraaniaatl0n "deader tAan
q door naA "
In anotAsr dsvslopmeni yesier.
day. Sen. Malone lR-Nexl accused
WINE Of having -pAsnsd ~ est.
maies Il Americas sfrafegle MA.
eral reserves n trylaa 10 promote
hsg postwar loan To Russia.
haione. . aupporfer of the Mn.
lng indastry IN ne Western states.
u conducting al tnqaiEy MO the
Sfrafegie materials sitnation.
lie said that. vale ne muiti,
hillion loan 10 Russia never vent
thruugh. hhifa deliberately N.
derestimated' unlled States Mn.
eral and pstrolsum reserves "a
make TIE iransactAon look lie .
wise ona.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Fla. Everglades
is Setting For
SHARK River"

ne alligsiorlnfested tungle of
the Florida Everglades 10 the eolor.
fal but evvr.threatening setting for
the new adventure drama. SHARK
Riser," Which VII open Sunday
at the Strand Theatre through
United Artist release. The picture.
whieh was filmed In hrllliani color
on location he the forbidden reces-
ses Of the southern swamplsnd.
stars Steve Cochran. Carole Ma
thews and Warren Stevens.
Clay webley lwsrren Slevensl
. returning Civil Var veteran per
saades his brother Dan. played By
Steve CorchFsn. 10 escort him and
Q wounded friend. played b Roe
ct Cunningham. through TIE Ever.
Glades 10 the Gulf of Mexio, where
they vii embark for Cuba. During
the trip throagh the unexplored
and treaeherous Everglades. they
eneounier alligators. moecaain
snakes, TIE ever present 8wamps
and hostile Seminoles. hey also
meet a young widow fcarols Ma.
thsw's rolsl and her Eve year cd
sos. played By speneer Fox. Who
are living In primitive fashion In
TIE swamplsnd.
Tie Seminoles. ever vary 81
white men. attack the trio during
TIE tortnoak. fear ridden srek,
which the young widow and her
son JON. They manage 10 reach
the safety OF q Gulf town. but only
AFTER Clay has been klain and TIE
travellers endured many hardshlps.
The FAR recexsex of never-hefore-
filmed sections Il the Everglades
were captured In al is primitive
beauty By the color cameras Of
the Color corporation of Amerlca
during TIE locatson shoofing a
"Shark River" Oilers In ne east
inclnde Ruth Foreman and BHl
Piper. TIE original screenplsy was
wriften By JosepA carpestsr ard
Lewis Meltxer. John Rawlina pro-
duesd aud directed the picture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Western Diplomats Discount
Hints Of Red Atom Advances

Union already las" cther Rus
klan experts went hack D. q tsns
Fxeurdlnx 81 tae origsnal s.'~eeh
IN Russian and came ~ a. q
Translates saying the ether powers
'poxsshly % nos possess al the
weapons the Russians have.
There was 10 doubt. however.
about vlxhinxky's claim thst Rus.
"a 100 has oxsrtaken the West
In stomie and hydrugtn weapons
~ h ~ correct % say that we
are weaker In thls feid oi e.
deasor. be declared.
Us military authorities have re-
psatedly dsEied that the Russians
are anywhere close 10 TIE united
States IN ether atomie or hydro.
Gen bomb produetion.
Tie Politicai committee's rejee-
ton Of the Soviet peace" re.ola.
toa elearea the deck far a inal
round q debate on Barmas de-.
MAIDS for the withdrawal 20 Fer.
mesa of cklnese Nationalist lrrex.
aiars ron Burmese territory. A
limited withdrawal. whieh Ia En-.
pected 10 remove about 2.ooo q
he fzooe troops involved. began
early tins month and the debate
vas recessed 10 see hoe the op-
progressed.
80 far. about 80 Of the Chin e
have been removed from Burma
Us. Vice President
Richard kixon tad nexsmen il
Rangoon yesterday that a speedup
IN the operation vas 'urreni" and
hat the United States must take
ne lead in proddlng Chlang Kal.
sheks goxernment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Ems O'ROurke Is
Promoted Toll.

En4 JosspA J. o'Rourke. USN.
No was eommissioaed here. las
been promoted 10 heutenant Ga.
aeeoruing b wurd reserved IRE
IRON NoFtolk. Va. "a Esseni
statlon.
IL 0'Roarke "a married d ne
iormsr Nvoane LeRoasi. daaghieF
81 Mrs. hary J. LeBoaei a Key
West IL 0Roarke also partigi-
pafed n ne ksy Vest Arusi croup
when ~ wat stationea here.
he enlisied n me Navy IN oe-
toosr, iesi. aftsr gradaating from
Var Roekaway CLong lsiand. ~
~ hiKh sehool ard received Nc
eommission IN KEY West IN Nay.
issa vhile ssrviag aboard ne US
Trumpetfikh. . SUB.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Sweeps Mexican Pan-American Race
Worlds Toughest Road Contest
Taking LIST, End, 3rd and 18th Places
For Second Consecutive Year!
LINCOLN PROVES ITS SUPERIORITY, OUPEHoRHs ALL COMPETITORS
N STOCK CAR FIELD WINS ] OUT Or FIRST 10 PLACES

Stock car champions Of the Mexican Pan
American Race last year. Lincolns again
captured isl md. Ord and eth places this
year. In fact. IN q field Of more than 50,
ssUen Of ten prire-rinnsrs vsrs Lincolna
Called the toughest sutomosive test IN
The world. the route Of this I.sl2-mlle race
covers every kind Of highway. From
Tuxtla Cutisrrez near Mexico's southern
boundary % Ciudad Juarsx across the
Texas border from II Paso. The route
climbs steep mountain grades. turns.
twisiss curves its ways through foothills
and winds Up over long Aas stretches of
desert highway. Road elevations range
from near ssa-level 10 more than 10000
feet In every driving situation. Lincoln
proved Itself superior "a great tribute
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

UNITED NATIONS. n. n. a.
westeFm Dipiomsis wers skepueaI
today Il o kint BY An6rsi v. VI.
shinsky nat Russia may have
types Il aiemie and ether weapons
nat the West hasnL
ne ehief Soviet ceiegnts 10 ths
uN. dvpped ms lnnmaiioa yes.
terdsy q ne Cenersl Assemhlys
eo.nation Political commifie last
hefore tat group reiecied even
proposal Ia hls package plan Coz
easing world tension.
Some delegates Suggested pr.
vaiely that vishinxky had timed
his remark % distract attsntion
IRON rs defeat. whieh he could
foresee. Il was agreed his speech
gst mere attsntion than the vote
Tie vishinsky peace package
called inr . han 90 a. atomic ard
ny0Fu@Nn weapons. . one-third ~
duetion In the armed forces Of tAe
big powers. TIE aband0nment of
al forxign bases and the elimina.
tion et propaganda Fl q hostile
nature.
Just wAat vishinsky said about
RusHia's nrw weapons was ssill be.
ing disputed today. lie spoks in
Russian ane Y. ~ tranxlaiors
turned oat two versions.
TIE versioa rslayed 10 the dele.
gates e. vishlnsky spoks said that
the western Powers do not have
everything In this field Of atomic
and ether wespons that the Soviet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Ross Sawyer Is
Home After Week
In Hospital

Ross c. Sawyer. ss. today was
home from Moaroe Gentral Hos.
pital where be had been Cor .
week a. . result a q fall from
ne roof Of the school adminislra.
ton building.
SAWYER. former county cierk, was
on The roof ot the building VITA
Gerald Adams. sehool board mem.
Der. 10 inspect the air-condstioning
equipment.
The fan cracked a sertebra and
Sawyer wall wear . brace for the
nexi four months. However. ne car
walk. Ms home Il al la South
st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
MONKEY HAS FEAST

SPRINGFIELD. No. R-nonn, o
msat-eating Maeaque monksy. es-
eaped from hia cage In q pst shop
yesterday and ate Thankagiving
dinner. The meas:
ons rsd-headed parrot
Several parakeess
A eanary
Two baaanas Ter dessert
Msnager Claude SINS later re-
captured him and estimated the
dlnner eosl SIS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
JENlNER TURNS FROM GOUZENKO
QUESTION TO OTHER FRONTS

Ths Jennsr suhesmmllise tnrnsd
% Gousanks afaEr any. Gen.
Nov. Q nat - Trmmam admlmis-
tFsfiaa wss ~ln<redlkay" lax %
waFd rooGing neds ct ef key sgx-
ernmenA po&ialoma.
Bruwnei ei1ed ne ease 81 Harry
DEXTER whita, no he said was
promoted ~ Truman from aszist.
art Treasury secretary % Z. s.
representative e. lhs InsernsGion-
al Maasisry Fund despiie FBI re-
porta llnking Nm e espionaae.
Tuman Fepiisd he dsd ms 10 keep
whlie and ethers similarly suspect.
ed under smrvesllanes. Bot FBI
chief y. Edgar Hoover ted the
JennsF group be diasppruvsd Of
this arrangement. whieh Ne said
hsmpsred vi ehscka on Red sas.
peefs.
Jenssrs stsismsns yesterday
said whiis, Hlsn ard sewen oghar
feFmer g0vernmeut workers. are
now ths subeommiiiss's primary
coneern. While died in isss and
Hisa 10 ssrving . five-year perjury
ssnienes Ger dsnying under oafA
that hs gave state secrets % q
Communias agent
Jenner announced &c subeom-
mittse has printsd 90 pubic dis.
sribution ths tastimony takem Al q
public hearing In Washlnglan last
June 3 from J. Anfhoay Panueh.
Pannch. . New YER lawyer Who
worksd under Hiss at the State
DspaFsmsni. testified he was In
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

canada has agrssd b gks Jes-
ner subcommifiess sseond Fequest
provided % Gomnenkn i wllllng
70 BE- interviewed. ca ne inlsrvisw
la esniideuiial snd un6ar canadian
amspices sd CD "a Gsciason % %
making puhiie tie infarmnfiom
sissnsd i len - Canada.
Jenmer ohlected 10 aha last ena.
dision. saying Ms eommlsaes eguld
- pFomlae 4 wussld kasp from
congress-and kenee ne puhiie--
any "evAdemcs vital e sha aecmrssy
sf ne united States" He anked
Dallss b ~ Cor . difisrsnt sF.
rannnmena.
Counenko. whsn he Urged Ct
CanadIan suibofiiies n les, SAD
- Red 80 ring IN Canada ID
eomtsets u TIE tlmited States. re
Canadian Gosernment anyn gka
unifsd states. TIE Csnadlan sos.
eFmmemi aays TIE United States has
bsen kept fuliy Informed and Ceu.
senke hes nolhlng mere 10 eel.
0ouusnko aaya hs miahf have soms
useful advice Coz the Jennsr SUB.
commlliee.
one 81 the men named IN cou.
xmmkn, FrNa hona, haa Runm behind
tha lron Curtnin. leavlng lis wife
and daughter b Canada. nose, q
nainralized canadian born In 20.
lnnd. served Q iiEe-year jall tsrm
for bis paFi In Ne spying.
His wife said yesisrday he las
aeme 10 cEaehoalovakia On husl.
cess ard Or his health.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

wAalilNeEuN -asa. ssnnsl
fh'lnal tnaay 1T thR nsas q
'ssi.enins 80 seassn3o ~ =
Canaaisn ~ !. D aip.omais ana
stresses l0Fwarn 90 o4maF U~aas
- - Commanintssin- sgssrnmsn'
prsoA
Ma lnsmad 4 saalamanl whleA aid
fha lnfermnl security subrnmmllfes
whlcA ~ ksads hss nina isrmer
ausrrnmens ampisFea. lnrladlma
einar nHsn. s.new saanr spselai
srrullnY"
-. ~.an.m~s,... A. .rxs.v A.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

10 the precision engineering and ruggs
stamina of its 2oS-hp Va. the easy hai
ding and steering control Of is prove
hall-ioint front suspension. and the sta
hnity and rOad-holding qualities Of III
great Lincoln chassis
And now q new Lincoln Ia On the way
the new 1854 Lincoln. II ID more luxuri-
Gus than ever. Its handling qualities. road
ability = -. even It's famous v-20S hy
engine = have been improved You'll want
20 - this great new Lincoln, Thursday.
December Ord And even more. you'll want
10 drive H. See for yourself Why Lincoln
alone Is the one fine car designed for
modern living = powered for modern driv-
ing = and tas.ee-pvovsd IN the worlds
toughest read race.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Ducks oasa ny 81 mere shsa q
niles a. hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-06

Our civilization Is sssrsd 50
that very Little prosrsss is made
without money. In fact. lite IL
sell depends on finances. Money
is necessary 70 facilitate the
production. distribution and
eenssrvsiion Of goods necessary
10 sustain "a.
TO res,ire IRE In po.;ance q
money Rs should consider the,
n orey : ne cause G.. re pres
A-cs b. Negroes IN America.
Taose V-0 oyefp 5Wersc or tore-
fathers ard hro-ga; them 70 these
SHORES did 50 tof money. Ire
settlers who paid the biil were
after r,c-sy. The entire Vicious
save system ina; operated IT
America tor years id 50 10 MAKE
money.
So. IS We ny 10 siisin iissi-
c.sss citizenship in land ina,
has denied rs .!rsi-clsss c.tizen-
ship we need 10 appreciate fully
" nat money VII Go 10 help rs
attain our objective.
Many OF the people Of the earth
have more respec; Tor crook
Wiih money than they have TO-
an honest man who .s broke We
az have seen honest. impover-
shed individuals reduced 70
menial tasks quite beneath them.
while dishonest we.l-txed men
occupied quite superior positions.
Then. too. those who have been
additionally relegated 20 the
dirty work should strive foT
something better.
Financial security can place
us in . position where We will
not have ie Do all the dirty
work. Sc. ne should strive for
fueh security. The folicwing
informsfien might help Va in
striving:
Since 1852. We have lived in
? rapidly expanding economy
The prices Of all goods and an
services have increased The
value ~ money has decreased
almost 50 per cent since 1899
y debts are contracted when
money - not plentiful but good.
are plentiful and debts are paid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-06

wher money IS p.ea;'-, ".
debtor 5 ahead. BGi : oson ~
contracted when money s p.@
,..al and the debts -'-s' % p
when money IS scarce. "a o'O''
is behind. .n
II IN 1889 = mar es.n'ns =.
a week bought . house eosu.t
5000 me chances are ne GOV.
easily paw for !, cu-.rE ne =.
wears. II ne made $40 week
1883. very kelly re eo--a n o.
500 q week ter wears ia'eF. -.
economy was expanded sFssI
during those years But ne '. -.
- certainly shifting now !"
economy il retrsct.ng.
The individual earning s"
week now might be safnins
much less five years from %.
50 he should regulate bis esoa
with that iDtnind. II isnf VIZ.
10 assume that the scono"i
will stay as il Ia a
The wise economists a.e "n-
ing out storm warnings. Inev ~
telling their listeners 70 N. W..
longtime debts. The eccnonns
are also warning sgains' eve.
borrowing Things are dei'ni's.,,
gong 10 change. The goye'nre,.D..
is cutting rs spending ana w
results will have far-rescn'ns
feet.
Big business men and inos
trialists who can stand the y
crease in business easier We"
YOU and !. are needing the Wal"
ing. They are preparing INC"
selves
II these men who control w
wealth ~ The world are raanss
vering their finances win s''.
care. IL is much more neeess
ihs, the man who is las nv
and frs; fired" should 90 Nn
wise Negroes can never slessw .
themselves and progress as 'n ',s
should until they are finsnei'''
secure.
They will never be firsneih
" secure until fheY recosn
the signs Of The times 10y
signs Of the times say. Don'
over expand in q declining m'r
kei.-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-06
WHIT THEY'RE YZNC

VI. Van Alta cs,ee N. Gao.
: minister 0. another rsT,,''
wnc vas not satisfied ~.
preaching ags.nst cnrr.
Science himself. b1t wen, 49,
me community and cncours,..
other ministers 70 SPEAK s,..-
Christian Sc.ence
Lsie. during rs er.as.
against another religion ws~
s, al not unae stand ror ~,
n.rselt % be enlightened 4.
minister became ~ FAILURE =
70, relief from other sources !
Guiding ihe mea.csl pso.eNr
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turs at Ninth Church as IN.
furled by such a sirsish; sor.
ward and clear speaking lee.
.urer as Mr.. Van Alta. His
approach 10 Christian Science
and the manner in which 10
shares Il with an sudisnes Il
most interesting and eonvins.
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