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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07

think you ought to visit barber?"
Happily the actor steals up
stairs. switches To tOIpee No. l.
and begins the routine all over
again.
THE LAST STRAW. The incom-
parable Beatrice Lille decided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
so YOU WANT TO MAKE A BILLION?

empty private sanctum. buzzing
the secretary to plead. Summon
the entire staff, Miss Newton. I'm
IOneSOnser'
And then there Was the tS-
coon who writhed on the couch
while his fabbergasted analyst
inquired. ''When did you first
discover that You enjoyed pay
ing your income tax?"
THE PANRERED RICH don't
feel quite so defenseless when
they're surrounded by other UNI
fortunates like themselves. One
heiress from Toledo, for instance.
took up residence for the season
in Paris, but it failed to meet her
expectations. An indefmable some
thing was missing. Suddenly she
discovered what it was.
''Paris is wonderful at last,
she cOnlided i'm n letter home.
'TYOu have no idea how many
people from Toledo have sud-
denly begun passing through
THERE WAS an extremely fat
millionaire up Newport way. &C.
cording to author Clip Amory.
who loved to float on his back in
the briny on hot afternoons for
hours at a time, with a straw hat
covering the upper part of his face.
and a big cigar propped up in his
mouth. He was flattered no end
when the local yacht club took to
using him as a marker for the far
turn of their sailboat races.
Another wealthy citizen - this
one a well-known actor - will
always be grateful to the friend
who suggested he conceal his bald
ness with a series of 10 toupees.
The first makes him look as though
he just had a fine haircut. The
next eight, worn on successive
days, show his hair in a process of
healthy, orderly growth.
The tenth toupee makes him
look so shaggy that some stranger
always pipes up with, Don't you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07

TIHE RICH are
Il always with
us especially
If we live any
where near an
oil field so
maybe we ought
to be nice to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16
Cumberland News
Youth Fellowship Invites Public To
Easter Sunrise Service AT 5:45 A. M.
Cumberland News

An impressive EasterE Sunrise
service is being arrange by the
Cumberland Youth Fellowship for
next Sunday morning To be held
at the Center Presbyterian church
in the village at 545 O'Clock In
Guided on the program Nill be a
solo The Holy City sung by
Herbert Hindle Goodman. &C
conpanied on the piano by Miss
Virginia Crockett Both are stu
dents of Longwood College Farm
vile The prayer viii be given by
the Rev. T p Reynolds and the
meditation by the Rev. F p. Look
The setting will feature the Cross.
Everyone is invited.
MI and Mrs. Garfield Bryant
had as their guests this week Mrs.
Bryants sisters, the Misses Car
RE and Cassie Gwyns and a
friend Miss Betty BLACKBURN. of
Mt Airy N c.
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

Johnny, recently visited her sis
ter Mrs. J. r. Pierce, and family
in Richmond. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings. of Toano.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. D. Marks. of
Charlottesville. were sumo day
afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Meriwether Vaughan Smith at
"Pocahontas Farm.
Mrs. Glen Vought entertained
the Cumberland Bridge Club
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Blanton Prize
winners were Mrs. Charlie Good
man, high score. and Mrs G. q.
Wi k n on. consolation. Mrs.
Vooght presented Mrs. Blanton
with q lovely gift
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K Tomlinson.
of Kenbridge, are the expected
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs
A. f. Brown, and will attend the
Easter Sunrise service at Center
Presbyterian church.
Recent dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j Pembelton were Mrs.
John D. Bates, of Rice, and Mrs
q. c.. Pembelton. of Amelia Other
guests of the Pembelton's last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
Talley Of Richmond. who attend
ed services at Payne Memorial
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Davis
had as their recent over night
guests his mother, Mrs r. T.
Davis. of Trice's Lake. and her
brother, H. T. Lawford, of Falls
Church. Other guests last Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. M K. Davis
and Ray Davidson of Mt Zion,
and Mr. and Mrs. 0. j. Thompson,
of Andersonville.
Mi and Mrs. Leonard Scott and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Scott, &C
companied by Miss Josephine
Huskey. visited Mr. and Mrs. N
r. Huskey and family, in Rich
mond, last Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

J. c. Hayes were Mrs. Rosa
Townsend Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Hayes. of Buckingham and Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Hayes and chill
dren, Sheriff. and Bill. OF Waver-
ly.
Mrs. j ID. Carpenter has re-
turned from a few days visit with
her sister Mrs. j L. Landram, and
Mr.. Landram, of boswell.
Sails for Bermuda
Cadet Bruce GottWald, student
Of VMI. Lexington, stopped by
Saturday for a visit with his
great-aunt, Mrs, John r. Flip
pen at Rose Cottage" Cadet
Gottwald Joined a group of his
fellowstudents, who sailed from
New York to Bermuda for a week
of sightseeing
Mr. and Mrs, Harold b Achuff
of Milwaukee, Wis, were recent
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, J
ID. Ransone They also visited
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Asal, of
CaIra.
Guests this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew E. Godsey at Bur
leigh Hail.. are Mrs. Donald Muir
ray and son. Charles, of Peters
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D Brown cele-
brated the Goth birthday anniyer-
sary of their son, Thomas Holman
Brown last Sunday with a family
| dinner at their home here. Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos DeJarnette and son, Tad,
Mrs. Gladys DeJarnette, and Miss
Ida Amos, all of Richmond. The
| family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Vogel, Of Hamilton, in the after
| noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P Allen with
their daughters, spent the day
last Sunday at Curdsville as guests
of his brother. Jack Allen, and
family
Returns From Alaska
Mrs. M. M. George and sons
Topper and Stuart. accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J Collins
and sons, Harold and Aubrey, OF
Farmville, to Richmond, Sunday
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Collins Their son. l.. A. Collins
Jr.. is at home following his dis
charge from the service in the U
S Army He has recently returned
from Alaska
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brandt
Miss Laura and Roger Brandt. of
Amelia were visitors Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs Arnold L. Brandt.
Miss Bessie Stuart, of Farmville
was the guest Sunday of hel
brother-in-la law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. George Garland Wilkin-
son, and attended services al
Payne Memorial M e h d S
/ church
Mrs E. Allen Carter and Mrs
J G. Clements were among those
who attended the funeral services
of Mrs L. w Apperson Wednes-
day of last week held at Mt Zion
Baptist Church in buckingham
Roanoke Guest
J Leake Pitts, Of Roanoke, was
a recent visitor of his sister, Mrs
Margaret P. Boggs, at Wood
lawn
Lewis Crawley returned home
with his daughter, Mrs j. A
Moulton. last Sunday to Raleigh
N c. where he is sepnding this
week.
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Shealy and
son Thomas Andrew Shealy III
Of North Chelmsford Mass. are
the expected guests this week o.
Judge and Mrs r. o. Garrett
Mrs Shealy viii remain here for q
week S visit.
Mrs w t Putney, accompanied
by Mrs T. c Harrison and chill
dren Rebecca and Harry, motor
ed TO Nokesville last Sunday
where they visited Mrs. Putncy's
brother. II. w Williams. and his
family.
CYF Service Plans
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B Dandy viii
be hosts to the Cumberland Youth
. Fellowship Sunday evening, Apri
10 at their home,i lockwood OF
/ the Stony Point Road An Easter
+ program Will be presented depict
ing the Cross and the Resurrection
by appropriate hymns. Miss Mary
Bowling will conduct the worship
4 service. The program, with Miss
Elva Brown in charge. Will feature
a duet, The Old Rugged Cross
4 sung by the Misses Shirley Penn
Bolton and Mary Jane Smith
1 During the business session. the
talent money with increase
will be returned to the treasury.
Mrs J. l. Godsey and son
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

PENNY EDWARDS. promising
young actress, reads the Bible in
Los Angeles to prepare herself for
membership in the Seventh Day
Adventist Church. Penny is giving
up her career in movies with the
approval OF her husband, Ralph
Winters, television executive, who
also plans to join the church.
Penny says they want to work
for the Lord" (InternationdU
Nearly 100000 persons we're in
jured in week end traffic accident.
last year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25

titan Science Sunday School, and through my study :.
Bible and Science and Health with Key to the serio,
lby Mary Baker Eddy got different slant on the ,.,
of social adjustment Through this study, we'll as b
my application Of Christian Science TO problem, n "
nsefon with my sehooIwork and health. learned tb,,
las Gods likeness, includes all right ideas, such as sr.
perfection. IoveIiness, and purity. Little by little beo
see that the understanding of God brings SATISFYING .
ties and friendships as we'll as poise.
During my junior year stopped smoking and drirL.
completely. At first felt rather uncomfortable psrs
was act Of courage and common stick 10 o
convictions.
On these occasions ! turned 10 God, divine Mind
Tell what say This led say what seemed roh n
The time, that didn't leave the impression Of beino s
serghfeovs prudish. also earnestly prayed 70 kr
that man only express love and kindness. In this w,y
got rid OF any resentment. As progressed in my vnd
standing of Christian Science and consistently refused "a
tobacco alcohol gradually my friends to ACCEPT ,h
In fact from time TO time several Of my friends would can
de in that they didn't for the habit but didn't hu
The courage TO give II up. And result of applying m
religion, found enjoyed the respect Of Others had !
Of belonging, and active in number campus
organizations.
One thing that helped great deal my ATTENDING
at meetings Of the Christian Science Organization which
conducted entirely by Christian Science students on TN
university campus. There Of course many eonqen,
friends especially enjoyed hearing the experiences Of M
low students and how they used Christian Science coeo
life.
This has been extremely valuable lesson for me- and
since leaving college has been much easier for i
stand I'd like TO say also that Christian Science has
swered the questions about life that have occurred 10 M
and il has given me religion that is only inspiring ba
extremely practical
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
Liberation For All! "And We Do
Mean" A-I-I!-Here or Hereafter!-

BUT-perfeet God, perfect universe, spiritual are the
ONLY REALITIES,-past present and future!-of an
always completely populated unverse
AS per the complete and final revelation of Gods
Christ Science Millennium!
The Old Testament record of evil and unfolding dis
of Cod good, demonstrated today to be a
record of shadowy MYTHICAL distorted counterfeit OF
the divine The divine and spiritual creation always was
complete and saturated throughout all eternity, every
atom of the universe with heaven and eternal lne-n
which all Of are-RlGHT NOW-Cods ideas, His very
image and likeness in scientific Christlke spiritual
Municipalities dscoverable in EVERY human conscious
ness the right side Of aculties-concience
judgment spiritual sense-via the Christ the spiritual,
ncorporeal mmatera spiritual idea and Representative
Of Faher-Mother God all-harmonious-the true
and only Mind Soul. and Parent! IN-and OF-the entire
universe.!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
challenge Of Desegregation"
AN INTIMATE MESSAGE FROM THE MIDWEST"
BY MAX K. clLsTRAP C. s. monitor)
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT Our "Father.Meths

DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT: Our "Faiher-nother
Cod s-harmonous has national and international blessings
for The solution Of segregation!
The devil via Communist 'dvpes has sought 10 make
merchandise Of racial probems
And the devils Communist dupes have murdered multi.
millions snd-RGHT NOW-have mUIti-miIons in concen.
Camps subject forced labor with little better than
starvation die-snd slave life way below that of $780, in
the w. s.. The Devil prophet would bel
u S. LIBERATION OF PHlLlPPlNES-A DIVINE
PRECEDENT. PREsAclNc HIGH PRINcIPLED
SOLUTION OF RACIAL PROBLEMS
Our solution Of racial problems should be model for
the entire world
BEcAUSE-Cod chose the United States OF all the
Of which could find the individual
loved Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son had leave
OF unworhness OF the prospective bene
nesries per JesUs-John Ia Is 8:
Z many things 70 say you but ye
bear them But will pray the Father send
YOU the Comforter Holy Ghost The spirit Of Truth
the Miracle Science Messiah hereofD who will teach you
an things VIA woman" per Jesus-Mstthew 1898
The kingdom Of heaven divine harmony sstvrsting
al spseeN like unto esven. which hid in 3
Of meal = 1Lesven"-cod's Christ Master
Absolute Miracle Science Messiah!
Three OF meal"-"ScIENcE. THEOLOGY.
MEDICINE the title Of the Sixth Chapter OF Gods Mas
ierpeee The Christian Science textbook liberstor Savior
protector q me Bible from the spiritual adultery Of the
four European spiritually irpo'en' religious erippIes-
And the devils spiritually naked medicine, surgery,
psyehstryl-
likewise natural seienee-nstorsIy prisoner of the
DEVIL
edoes'oo and poli'es-prsoners of devi-spiritvsl
eripplesl-
Who discover little Of The truth via bunders dis.
ssers and cstssirophes!-Pesr Harbors. Koreas den.
qoeoey Of adults and their coekeyed oHsprinsn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
ENTERPRISE IS VITAL

Moreover, this cult has host Of simmeks for giving
away the peoples money Among their ideas that govern
enf shovdBvaraniee every citizen SECURITY FROM The
CRADLE TosTHE CRAVE.
But il solely the initiative and the labor Of the phys
esy able the prime Of life that support the aged fh
young the sie<-and the bureaucracy.
And this active earning group requires the pressues
competition the rewards Of enterprise and adventures
keep II on the Job.
Even If security from The cradle TO the grave could s
inmate the risks Of fe II would be dead hand on the cree
tive spirit Of people, Also the judgment OF the Lord
Adam about sweat has not been repealed.
When we fIirf with the Deah OF security for our pro
dveive group had better watch out lest in blindness
we pull down the pillars Of the temple Of free
The British under Socialist government tried H. rs
results was level of poverty which British Socialists sought
TO obscure with the "svsteriy" Britain is in re-
treat from IT,
Among the deusions offered by fuz1yminded people
is that imaginary creature THE COMMON MAN. II is dnrsd
into that this is he century Of the common
The whole idea is ANOTHER COUSIN Of the soVltl
PRoLETARAT. THE UNCOMMON man is to be WHITFIELD
DOWN TO sIZE II the negaton Of individual dignity ana
SLOGAN of MEDlocRITY AND UNIFORMITY.
The common MAN DOGMA may be Of use ssA VOTE
GETTING APPARATUS. II supposedly proves the humility
Of demssosves.
The. greatest STRIDES OF HUMAN progress have COME
FROM UNCOMMON MEN and women.
You have perhaps heard Of George Washington Apr
ham Lincoln, or Thomas Edison. They we're HUMBLE"
orsin but that WAS NOT THEIR GREATNESS.
The humor Of II is that when WE GET SICK, WE WAN
AN UNCOMMON DOCTOR WHEN WE GO TO WAR w
YEARN FOR AN UNCOMMON GENERAL OR ADMRaL
WHEN WE CHOOSE THE PRESIDENT Of university W.
WANT AN UNCOMMON EDUCATOR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
Era Of Uncommon Man

The imperative need Of this nation at all times y.
LEADERSHIP OF THE UNCOMMON MEN OR WOMEN v.
need and who cannot be intmidafed' wnO .r
NOT CONCERNED WITH APPLAUSE METERS, NOT InO'-
WHO SELL TOMORROW for CHEERS TODAY.
Such leaders not to be made like queen bees -I
rise by their merits. America recognizes no
social qualifications which prevent this free rise o.
individual -.
They rise by merit from our shops and farms. '"s,
from the IS million boys and girls in our schools and e0'
That thew have the 10 rise is the glorious P
se Of leadership among free men.
nation is strong weak IL thrives or Per'sne' "
what II believes be true youth Is rightly
in the faith Of our fathers in the traditions OF our
in the dignity Of each individual man, then our pow n
be stronger than any weapon OF destruction ma
devise =, liant
And now as 10 this whole gsmvs OF Socialist 'n'''".I
say you. The nsshbors Of my ehidhood the ,c WIN
daughters Of my native state. GOD HAS bLEssHo -
ANOTHER WONDERFUL WoRD-HERITAcE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25

CROSS OF CHRIST. TO BE SCIENTIFICALLY
SPIRITUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND oBEyED AS PER
GODS SECOND COMING OF CHRIST" IN HIS
MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
As per Mrs. Eddy Gods osvghfsr-Sveeessor TO His
Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son. 70 popularity
ATTEMPTS TO coNcILIATE SOCIETY and 50 gain
dominion over mankind, ARISE FROM WORLDLY WEAK.
NESS he WHO LEAVES ALL FOR CHRIST FoRsAkEs
POPULARITY AND GAINS CHRISTIANITY"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
Segregation to be Beautifully
Healed Via Gods Universal Miracle
Science Messiah Millennium
as per Science and Health. p. 10:

per Science and Health p. g.
DIVINE. LOVE IS IMPARTIAL AND UNIVERSAL IN
ITS ADAPTATION AND eEsToWALs IT is THE OPEN
FoUNT WHICH CRIES. no EVERY ONE THAT
THRsTETH. CONE YE TO The WATERS"
chesso-"Repor OF desesresstion being accomplished
hsrmoniousy sections Of the North in contrast 10
siiH opposition has parts Of the South. focus IN
creased attention on The possible results Of the Supreme
Courts decision, particularly in the Southern states
Can children adjust 10 nesrated school? Most South
erner can find Of this in their childhood
when they accepted playmsfes OF The other without
thought How important in'erraesl school plsnninsf
No one thing contribute TO harmonious adjustment
than participation by Negroes the planning and ad-
ninisirstion Of local school sysiems
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
Allied Youth BIotter" and
Premature Death of
Virginia Engelhardt
Victim Of Popularity!

Her friends loss OF this charming lass Is COM
.n..,ed for in Gods revelation the and cure
and the knowledge that that collective consciousness called
the next world receives delightful, resident!
DEVI-ANIMAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOME,
o,.,,pcu slINDAY SCHOOL, AND ALLIED YOUTH.
NC vs. MASTERY or THAT mEsMERlsM OF THE
nEvIIr : POPULARITY - REBUKEo IN NEW
TESTAMENT SCRIPTURES THEY LOVED THE
PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE Or
coD"-John l245
nr,sCTIoM oE POPULARITY or THE CUP AND
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
Excerpts from Detroit Free Pres
re Herbert Hoover:

CONTINUED FROM RECENT IssUEl
Since the foundation Of the republic have reeosniA
and prseieed both private and governmental responsibility
for the unfortunate and The aged for the education Of
youth and the health Of people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
"PRoBE HEARS OF INVESTMENTS
UNIONS FUND BROKE AFTER TAKING IN $7o2 1857
Tr;h
BY JUDITH cRIsT

union welfare fund TO which employers contributed
s7o2357 in the last four years broke and unable
pay insurance premiums since the fund administrator
invested $4,000 in property assessed al slo5oo and
purchased from his cousin for SOS, 0oo."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
Ulcer Rise, via Cigarettes

Continued From Page 81
guiding Of the student ample meditation, so
ude wise Of food and rejection Of the false gods the
smulantsl-by which the devil up mental unrest
which is calling for the peace Of God, which pssssih all
understanding!
COFFEE BREAK CALLED FACTOR IN ULCER RISE
m. Y. Herald Trbune)
CHICAGO. Sept. 8-tAP)-A SURGEON BLAMED cG
ARETTEs. COCKTAILS AND THE COFFEE BREAK" today
for an increase in the ulcer rate among women.
Dr. Leo j. Starry professor of surgery the University
Of Oklahoma Medical School, said the incidence Of the serious
beedngtype ulcer has increased among both men and
One Of every four ulcer sufferers today The
ratio formerly in five.
COFFEE BREAK CITED
Or. Starry said the coffee breaks short period
various intervals throughout the day in which workers relax
with cup of coffee and often eisareenow is standard
practice in many Offices and industrial establishments He
believes this has resulted in higher rate Of coffee and
cigarette consumption among women workers.
Cocktail parties, he on. could help for
increase in the ulcer rate of both
In speech and interview at the annual congress Of the
United States and Canadian sections Of the international
College Of Surgeons he said Cigarettes coffee and alcohol
stimulate the secretion Of uIeer-produens acids
o0o96 RISE IN TEN YEARS
The cigarette and coffee together during short
coffee break especially hazardous for people, he
added because food is taken to act buffer for the
acids.
Dr. Starry said there has been 900 per
the number Of ulcer patients received in two Oklahoma
City hospitals in the last years His study based
<37 Of bleeding ulcers II per cent OF whom
women.
The peak months for The nsrevps Of bleed
ina ulcer we're be in March and September Dr..
Starry believes there is connection with pay
enfs falling due in March and The family problems rising
in September when children entering school,
He plans TO follow up his theory and whether April
replaces March the peak month"; That's the income
tax desdIine under the law
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25

presented today the final session Of The third
national poIomysIifis congress.
LEONARD RDcULEs WILLIAMS CLAIMS
Detroit Free Prsss)
HoUcHToN.-cov Williams Of the pronovn "ws'
in connection with State bvdseibsIsneins ridevIed
by Donald Leonard his Republican opponent in speech
here Tuesday.
The claim is completely phony Leonard asserted. HE
tried TO obsrvef the Legislatures effort TO carry out
It's constitutional mandate"
Leonard asserted that Williams in his first five budget
messages 70 the Michigan lawmakers recommended spend
ing sssressfns 336 million dollars than his
estimates of revenue
II the Legislature hadn't praeiieed sharp economy, taxes
would have been much higher than present. the Repvb
can said.
we proud that the budget is balanced" he said
"Our Job is TO keep II that way and TO keep al the
lowest possible level consistent with sound public service"
BENEFITS TO LEADERS TOPPED AID TO UNION
m. Y. Timss)
BY A. n. RAsklN
small unions had bed their welfare funds for
salaries bonuses and other special benefits than the entire
union membership got in insurance protection.
The head Of local with 400 members in Ivneheonsttes
and hamburger admitted that he had drawn sal 900
last year in compensation from the union and its welfare
fund. There nothing apologize about the admission.
Good administrators deserve good pay" said Samuel
Rosenzweg president Of the United Culinary Bar and Grill
Employees, Local 923, CO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-25
tcKLW Sunday an, 9:45l

(CkLW sunday anr ':4ol
1.-THE Tribune the following article reprinted
the Christian Science Seninel
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT WITHOUT COMPROMISE
How Christian Science Heals: Radio Program No. 81
Following the program the above title
broadcast the week Of September l02 in the
radio series. How Christian Science Heals heard inter-
nationally about 500 stations This the weekly
programs produced the Christian Science Committee
Publication. lo7 Falmouth Street Boston Is Massaehuse
ON THIS PROGRAM MISS BETTY JANE THWAiTs
or sHoREWooD. WISCONSIN. TOLD or HER OWN
EXPERIENCE, AS FOLLOWS:
During four Of college and two years OF graduate
study in social work. found Christian Science 10 be Of
mendovs help in my studies and in making the adjustments
required in college life.
When first went away TO college. joined my friends
in occasional smoking and drinking. because felt u was
sign Of good fellowship Also II seemed that those who
didn't drink smoke weren't popular those who did
and too wanted 10 be good sport Belonging and being
accepted very important 10 they seem TO be 70
ell college students justified my actions by saying wanted
TO be part Of the crowd" But attending The Chris
Continued next column, ToP)