davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02
O. How can 1 exercise to make
more firm my flabby arms?

O. How can / exercise to make
more firm my flabby arms?
A. Here's a good one for either
flabby or thin arms: Stand erect
with arms hanging at sides. Take a
weight in each hand, palms facing
forward. Bend elbows and raise
the weights forward upward,
touching them to your upper arms.
Lower weights, and keep repeating.
O. How can 1 add length to my
face with my hair arrangement?
A. By wearing your hair off the
brow, with either center or very
high side part.
O. What is the recommended
makeup for a rOund-faced girl?
A. The rouge should be applied
close to the nose and blended up
ward over the cheekbones. The
eyebrows should be slightly irregu-
lar, angled, and high, so as to add
length to the face. Piling the hair
high helps, too.
@. My skin has acquired some
traces of flakiness. How can l re-
move these?
A. Try mixing little ordinary
kitchen salt with your cleansing
cream two or three times week.
Q.How should 1 treat my very
dry hair and scalp?
A. Hot-oil treatments at least
twice monthly are in order. Apply
the heated olive oil (half and half
to the scalp at bedtime and wear a
loose fitting cap to bed to protect
YOUR linens. The next morning,
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02
Beauty at Home

shampoo the hair with the purest
of CASTLE soaps, and dry by hand,
rubbing vigorously. Keep up that
regular brushing.
@. What can / do about fresh
callus on my foot?
A. Nightly cold cream applica-
tions are often beneficial.
@. What is a quick, easy way to
revitalize a complexion VIII C h
seems to have taken on an unusual
paIenesS and colOrlesSneSS?
A. Your face may need good
drink" Fill the basin with cool
water, close your eyes, hold your
breath, and thrust your face into
the water, holding it there as long
as possible. Keep repeating this
treatment. It's stimulating.
@. How can / remove egg stains
from one of my non-washable
dresses?
A. Scrape off as much of the egg
as you can with dull knife, then
sponge the spot with cold water.
After this has dried, sponge with
some carbon tetrachloride.
@. How can 1 exercise to reduce
my Waistline?
A. Stand erect with feet COM
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02
Where Is Uncle Sam?

Mississippi has done her dirty work and Uncle Sam hasn't
made to stop her.
The average the street is still perPexed over the
failure of the Justice department to take action in the I'LL case
LAWYERS and similarly trained in legal procedures moy
understand the echnoes which have prompted U. S. ot
cios say that they have jurisdiction the cose but mr.
Average American Citizen Just doesn't understand how his fed
ero sit idly by watch reign OF terror snu11
out lives and do nothing about it,
Nor made any eosier understand when the FB en-
ters York kidnapping in which there is no more
evidence ho has been taken the ote lines
than there is in the Till case. .
If the FB immediately go into the Stephen Domnon
case New York, why not investigate the III coe. IT,
as Mississippi Jury ruled the body found the Toohohie
river in Mississippi Of Emmett TILL where the
CHICAGO boy? The FB has much to presume
tho he taken Of Mississippi has to believe ho
the Dommon lad taken out Of New York.. - .,. -
Bot the in the FB otitude in the two cases
had not come to ot should been federal nerve
as we'll as national Till have grown into such pro-
portions that foil how the federal government can
foil to noke an Investigation to this lote doe.
The United constitution forbids the edero govern
ment from intervening moes which strictly pro-so1e
But in this constitutional provision there the implication tof
eoc and every of the 48 which make up the union
will oct with the dignity Of sovereign commonwealth
Il wos not presumed by founding fathers thot sotes
should openy defy every law Of deeency Mississippi hos
done in he reign against owobidng citizens OF Color
The fedeo constitution does protect oeo The oor-
4 sweeping federal investigation to holt Terrorism m MS
sissiop should be ordered Immediately. Even though j. w
Milan and Roy Bryant again be tried tor murder
kdndpnq in the cose such probe would perhaps thw me
ambitions Moms and Bryons Such an nvesf9oon
I0no
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02
Can |?

O. How can I keep leather shoes
soft and pliable?
A. Rub the shoes about once
week with castor oil, or rub occaS-
sionally with Vaseline jelly.
O. How can clean fur collars?
A. BY dipping Turkish towel in
a good cleaning fluid and wiping
over the collar. Brush it about
once a week and it will keep free
from dirt.
@. How can 1 clean white fox
fur?
A. To whiten white fox fur, rub
equal parts of nragnesia and dry
flour into it.
@. How can / keep white sinks
spOtless?
A. When cleaning a white sink,
use d soft cloth moistened with
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

urpentine, and wipe dry with an
)ther soft cloth. This treatment
,an be applied to any white sink,
vashbowl, or bath tub.
@. How can paint tinware?
A. Rub the. surface thoroughly
With a piece of rough 4pumice
stone, or coarse sandpaper. Then
apply thin coat of shellac before
painting the surface.
Q. How can 1 remove candle wax
from clothing?
A. By placing the spot over a
Turkish towel, then placing clean
blotter over it and pressing the
blotter with a hot iron. If the spot
is not removed, repeat the opera
ton.
@. How can / remove an un-
pleasant OdOr from the hands,?
A. One of the best ways is to
wash the hands in mustard water.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

fortably separated and arms rals'esd
overhead. Keeping arms in this po-
sition, rotate your trunk slowly,
making circles as large as possible
and feeling the pull on your waist
muscles. Circle first in one d1rec-
ton for a few rounds, then the
other.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Staying Story
Called Fantastic

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov. 4
(R. - TfSergt. Robert Worden
yesterday described Mrs. Sunny
CanaIes Worden's story of hyp-
nosis and murderous intent ON
the part of her husband -Sergt.
Worden's father and the man
she admits killing -as fantastic.
Mrs. Worden, q wealthy di-
vorcee who was married to
Worden September Q, said she
killed the 43-year-old San An
tonic real estate man on q lonely
Parde Island beach October %.
She said she shot him after
Worden forced her at gunpoint
to dig 9 grave. She said he
intended to force her to kill her
daughter by q previous marriage.
Maria Teresa. 5, and herself.
Young Worden. "a. said he did
not believe Mrs. Worden's story
that Worden had swindled her
of q lot Of money and hypno-
tized her with white tablets.
staring and swinging q watch
chain before her eyes.
Sergt. Worden also claimed his
father was "a friendly, easy
going type who never went In for
violence that know Of"
Young Worden, the real es-
tate mans son by one of three
previous marriages, said Mrs.
Worden telephoned him the day
after the killing. "She said my
father had left her in a huff and
gone of in taxi" he said.
Three days later, he said, he
|telephoned Mrs. Worden. He
said she told him she hadn't
heard from his father and asked
him to come get Worden's be-
|longings.
Young Worden said he found
Mrs. Worden zone Of the calm
est women you ever saw"
He said Mrs. Worden had
given conflicting versions Of the
shooting.
I'm one version she tore a gun
from my fathers belt and shot
him." he said. Later. she says
he handed over the gun and or
Idered her to shoot her little girl. .
At Kingsyille, County Attorney
Royce C. Johnston denied that
Mrs. Worden ever changed her
story about the actual staying.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
NO ROOM FOR NAZI HUSBAND
Four Liquor Raids
Leud to 1Q Arrests

Washington Police Sergt. Sam
uel w. Stickley and Corpl. Rob-
ert @. Kissner Of the morals di-
vision led four raids yesterday
on bootleg liquor establishments.
Arrests totaled seven on liquor
charges and IL for disorderly
conduct.
Charged with keeping and SELL
ing whiskey without q license
were Irene A. Ridley, 81, Of the
first block Of L street NV:
Louis Thomas. A, OF the first
block Of L street NV: Moselie
Kitchen, 81, Of the 200 block
Parker street NE: Floyd Banks.
43, Of the first block H street
NE: Jerome King, 80, Of the
200 block Sixteenth street NE:
Valentine Mayo. A, and Willie
B. Carter. 38. Of the 900 block
o street NV. All are colored.
The first raid netted Miss Rid
ley and Mr.. Thomas at the Ridley
residence. Police seized q guam
tity Of hah-pint bottles Of
whiskey and gin and cans Of
beer. They arrested IL other
men and women in the place.
Each forfeited IS on . disor-I
derly conduct. charge.
The subsequent raids were
made ut Miss Kitchens home,
Mr.. Banks apartment and at
the o street address.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

research and development. engi-
lneering and material.
The committee found that
much of the scientific research
upon which the Corps produc-
Ition has been based was done by
scientists in other countries.
Therefore, it said. an aggressive
intelligence program was essen
tial.
It said recent establishment
Iof q Chemical Corps Intelligence
IAgency--not hitherto announced
should meet this requirement.
sseed Bed Of Ideas"
It also recommended--and Mr..
Brucker approved-transfer Of
military training responsibilities
from the Corps to the COnti-
mental Army Command. The
Chemical Corps School at Edge
wood. Md, will remain under
jurisdiction Of the Chief Chem
ical Oficer.
The report said the Chemical
Corps must be . seed bed Of
new ideas for agents and weap.
|ons, and must provide the cli-
mate best adapted to their de-
|velopment and growth It called
for q full interchange of ideas
with other military branches,
civil agencies and the scientists
and technicians Of industry, uni-
|versities and scientific associa-
tions.
Other committee members
were DR.. James A. Shannon, di-
rector Of the National Institutes
Iof Health, and George H. Wat
kins. vice president Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago and dean Of
its Business Management School.
George w. Merck, board chair
imam Of Merck q Co, and chair
imam Of the Defense Depart
[ment's Biological and Chemical
Warfare Advisory Panel. recon-
Imended the reports adoption.
U. 8. Air LEAD Seen Safe
In other Developments in the
defense pichire yesterday. Air
IFlnrna Gaerafarv O,Vorlae 49,
Evening star., 1955-11-07
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stalemate effectively deterrins
attack and forming . basis for
peace hopes.
Reuben B. Robertson. r.. dep-
uty secretary Of defense. predict
ed on another Tv program that
defense spending in the fiscal
year beginning next July / is
going to be about the same. II
not a little higher than the
$S4.5 billion estimated for this
year.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

terlological and raololoelcal neloi
be made public.
The committee. headed b.
Otto N. Miller, vice president oi
Standard OIL Co. Of California
and including Washington lawyer
Hans A. Klagsbrunn. made .
nine months study Of the Corps
with the idea of finding ways
Of increasing its effectiveness.
Better Public Relations
One Of the key recommends
tions was q better public rela-
tions program. The report
pointed out that the secretiveness
Of the Corps operations was In
sharp contrast with the freely
discussed atomic warfare pro-
gram.
Much Of the work OF the
Chemical Corps has been as
sumed TO be horrifying In char
acter. with an attendant lack oi
support and difiiculty Of recruit
ment for the higher caliber Of
professional work required II
this field z the report stated.
"A more candid recognition Of
the proper place Of chemical and
biological warfare, and, above all
Of the importance Of defensive
measures, would contribute tc
public understanding and sup.
port Of the overall military effort
Recognition must be given tl
these weapons as having unique
potential In warfare without as.
sociated destruction Of facilitie.
and the attendant problems ol
rehabilitation" it continued.
Recognition also must bs
given to the ability Of thess
weapons to weaken the will K
fight Of the enemy's military ant
civilian population without ct.
tendant loss Of lives or perma.
nent injury"
Research Stressed
The committee said the Corps
research efforts should be mag.
NATIVE and Driented to develop.
ment Of weapons Of maximum
potential. irrespective Of partic.
ular concepts Of warfare. /"
It recommended appointment
Of an assistant chief chemica
officer In charge of long-rangs
planning. It added that the Corp,
''must develop agents and weap.
ons for chemical. biological ant
Pathological warfare to the fulles,
extent the human mind can en-.
compass" "
Three separate command
within the Corps will be estab.
lished. They viii have charge d
Evening star., 1955-11-07
U. S. Chemical Weapon
Sops Foes Will to Fight
Nv John A. GILES

public will be told that the Army Chemical Corps
hush weapons have the power to weaken the will to
fight" without infiicting permanent injury.
This became today Army Secretary Brucker ap
proved special investigating committees recommendation
corps top secret experiments in the chemical
Evening star., 1955-11-07
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
PA z T Q
After-Thoughts In Foyer

To two Of the menoIks After sat down. occurred TO
that brief addition could have nicely rounded my
marwe discuss problems and their solution but there
ARE NO PROBLEMS in the divine Mind-"in Whom live,
and move. and have being"!-God to ST. Paul.
We know that the true and real creation and uni
Of our FafherMofher Cod sIlharmonious HAS NO
PROBLEMS! - and satvraies all space with heaven and
eternal life!
To which would add Ia day Iaser The eompre-
hensve deonsfrsb gigantic blessed facts that the human
and the material soealed wordhe ghasty farce Of
material soesed) existence tp 272 S& fraudulent
MYTHICAL, shsdowy eovnierfets Of the eiernaly harmon
ov spiritual creation and Gods spiritual substance Of all
harmonious. ndestrueiibe life and the universe!
Matter" is a mental phenomenonl-s demonstrated
and demonrsbIe shadowy. MYTHICAL counterfeit Of the
divine creation and its spiritual svbstanee-THE ONE and
ONLY REAL!-infnte magnificent majestic Spirit - Al
mighty God, Himself!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
Fruehauf Expands Plants, Adds to
Trailer Lines
BY TOM KLEENE
Detroit Times)

Two new traers, a stainless steel Volume Van and
stainless tank trailer have been added TO the lineup
Of Fruehavf Trailer Co. vehicles
Coupled with the introduction Of 'rsIers, the first
OF stainless steel construction 10 be added 10 Frvehsuts
Volume Van and transport lines. the
Of expansion Of Of the eomPanYs plants and
the purchase Of new plant
Frvehsuf has bought l0000osqvsre foot building 81
DeIphos o. for the production Of special raiers and IS
building Ss64ssqusre foot addition at lis Fort Wayne Ind,
risnt for manufacturing the two trsilers
NEW VOLUME VAN
The new Volume model is Frvehsvfs biggest capacity
dry freight for any given length and height with
than IS per capacity than the trailer
Americas highways.
the through the OF thinner stronger stainless
walls which specially corrugated 10 give them the
needed risidty
This trailer still all state laws because outside d.
ensons have increased Frvehsvf plans TO build
80 and 3oot rsers in the Midwest and East end
4ofOO' 'rsilsrs for use west Of The Rockies
STAINLESS STEEL TANK
The new stainless steel tank trailer, which be used
carry gasoline other petroleum products and many ehemi
Gals carries about 400 gallons than the conventional
tank trailer.
II has an top to lower the center of gravity and
half round bottom liquid hauling strength
The rapid growth Of the tank trailer field is reflected by
The fact US different items in Frve
hsvf tank hsilers
Sales Of Frvehsuf trsers have been increasing AZ
rapid rate according Roy Frvshsv president but the
increase in the backlog Of untitled orders has been
sharper. He said
The backlog at the beginning Of 1854 70 per cent
above that Of Jam 1854 BY April Of this year. the back
oq had increased 1853 per above the backlog the
beginning OF last year. BY April TO- this comparative backlog
had reached iss per cent"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
CUT HUNDREDS OF CABLES
Willie Mays

Continued from Back Page)
Of the Ri which science has accepted the
final word determination Of paternity Attorneys for both
Mays and ns girl agreed that the word Of these scientists
would ke final"
Willie took his Feb 10th Confidential adds and the
mother brought the baby the doctors for tests March 3rd
Of this year.
Three we're made and March 9th. the doctors
notified Mays that he not the father
"a great flood Of relief swept the Alabama young
ss the magazine says He had been Of his innocence
and medical science has vndcsfed him."
The full details Of the that hung the Giants
ouihedsr during his greatest told in the article by
Tom Erickson page rs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
1915: God Promotes the J Fruehaufs
Into His Christ Miracle Science
Messiah!-Jesus' RETURN
In Spirit!

Forty years ago lin the writer's early 2os) Il was my
blessed privilege family out OF the German Luh-
ersn Church. very good church. OF you will con-
esdsinto Christian Science Fathers business OF local
n1re During the years has become world leader in its
industry young brother in the mid 4os PrneiPan
Is IT'S President and Chairman OF the Board
! am most grateful for the rich blessings Christian
sesnee has brought and those and dear TO and
the innvmsrsbs blessings is bringing to the entire human
rses-n accordance with Mrs. Eddys answer TO Concord
Monitor newspaper mans question early in the 10th Century
=, 70 the future OF Christian Sciences
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
IN HIGH PLAcEsT

IN HIGH PlACEST
In Mrs Eddys address, In Chicago, about 1899.
corded in Science and the Senses in Miscellaneous Writ
ings, p 80. we read:
Men and women Of the nineteenth century, you
called TO voice higher order of Science? THEN OBEY THIS
CALL GO. If you MUST. TO THE DUNGEON OR THE
ScAFFoLD, BUT TAKE NOT BACK THE WORDS or
TRUTH"
You will recall that Mrs. Eddy frequently said The
healing OF physical disease the smallest part Of Christian
Science is only the bvse call thought and action
The emphatic purpose OF Christian Science take away
the sins Of the word"I
And, Moral Courage is the lion Of The Messsh) tribe
Of Judah, the king Of the mental realm Also Error
coward before Truth" (quotes from S&H)
During the past 40 years. Christian Science has been the
greatest treasure in the would take
rest Of the evening 10 do Justice TO this most marvellous gift
Of God 10 man!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
Walter Reuther S Dangerous G.A.W.


This conclusion is strengthened by the circumstance that
years ago he promised the guaranteed annual wage TO
his numerous followers 1855 His Messisnie promise
not that the guaranteed wage would posi-
BILE; he set definite period.
AS he left no pathway escape and he has neglected
no means rseraie the promise he has built up in the
minds only Of his automobile union members and
The members Of the Congress Of Industrial Organizations Of
which he also Is head in the minds Of union labor gen.
orally the fixed idea that the time for the guarantee has
come He has conditioned millions to believe that " in 1855
they denied the guaranteed annual they have been
betrayed
This Of circumstances perhaps too little understood
by the American public generally would appear TO have
generated all the needed for e creation OF wide
reaching labor unrest.
by restricting his promise 10 definite year. he has
placed a. stake his reputation for progressively attaining his
snds Ne has promised The and must either de-
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07
Union Power Kill Paper -

The chamber said in a statement TO the members
of the Senate and House yesterday that the recent suspension
Of the Brooklyn Eagle had national significance II said that
also concerned by the fact that when the New York
Newspaper Guild called strike at the Eagle. other unions
bsoke their eonseua agreements 70 honor the guilds pic
ke lines. thus forcing the paper TO publication.
Labor organizations" the chamber said are permitted
together in this way by exemptions in federal laws
Such exemptions cancel the First Amendment in far
they affect the press.
Because the unions thus exempt they able TO
jointly in which finally resulted in permanent
suspension of the paper AS result Brooklyn is without
journalistic voice There every 10 believe that such
union restraint Of business that which sileneed the
Brooklyn Eagle could stop any American newspaper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-07

w. believe Mr. Manion il rendering public service
.,o.ns the hundred billion laundering and rackeeer-
- ssngster honeymoons' of the DEVIL, of Democratic
s;e. and labor-bes ginning with the Democratic trait
sabotage the last years of Hoover, with subse-
r gigantic defeats Of Christian civilization, via Pearl
u.rbor-a product of too damned much of the devils
Judaism Communism, and the spiritual bastard Heb.
aspects of Roman Catholicism and Protestantism;
al the devils materia medics, with its whewash So
lied healing !of Mussolin and Franklin devils Roose-
Welt
And So Nationalist China, under the Protestant lead
.,hp of CenerAlissmo and Madame Chang Kai-shek,
wa betrayed because there much of the DEVILS
rule in the White House during the 20 years of spiritually
,,itorous, Democratic misrule!
We herewith, present the aforesaid C.S. Monitor ar
ee by Everett M Smith, staff writer of the CS Monitor