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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
Seeks Name For
Snake-Like Cactus

A Rawson woman, who has been
interested in flower gardening most
of her 80 years, is searching for the
name of an unus sua ] cactus spire
which has grown to height of six
feet without branches.
Mrs. Olive Crozier, Main street
Rawson, describes her cactus as look
ing something like snake.
The Croziers moved to Rawson in
1914 and since that time Mrs
Crozier has grown many varieties OF
plants and flowers. She has giver
many bouquets and baskets of flowers
to friends in the village, but in al
her 80 years she has never seen q
plant like the long cactus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
BlufftOn College States Ohio Northern
AS Homecoming GridirOn Foe On Oct Is

Bluffton college will play Ohio
Northern university in the annual
Homecoming football game scheduled
for October Is at Harmon Field it
was recently announced by the col
lege athletic department.
The Polar Bears, traditional rivals
of the Beavers, Fill appear in one OF
the four home contests on the college
schedule. The eight game slate also
sends the loc5is out-of-town for four
contests.
Other foes that will appear here
against the Beavers are Hiram, a
newcomer to the schedule, Findlay
and Ashland, defending Mid-Ohio
League champions.
The schedule:
Sept. II = Heidelberg there
Sept. "a - Hiram here
Oct. / = Defiance there
Oct. Is - Ohio Northern here
Oct. % = Wilmington there
Oct. 20 - Manchester there
Nov. 5 - Fi9dlay here
Nov. 12 - Ashland here
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-21
HARMON FIELD
Recreation Schedule

Week of July 22-2S
FRIDAY
/ to p. m. Free Play
to 4:30 p. m. Field Day
MONDAY =
9:3O to 11:3Osa. m. Free Play
l to 2 p. m. Free Play
p. m. Baseball instruction
2:30 p. m. North VS. South baseball
2:30 to 4:30 p. M. Group Games
p. m. Independent League Buck
eye VS. Indians
8:15 p. m. Church League Men
MONTE VS. Methodist -
TUESDAY -
9:30 to 1880 a. m. Free Play
l to 2 p. m. Free Play
p. m. Badminton
2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Group Games
WEDNESDAY -
9:30 to 1870 a. I'm. Free Play
/ to 2:30 p. m. Free Play
2:30 p. m. Softball Games
2:30 to 4:30 p. bm. Group Games
z p. m. Church League st. Johns
VS. Presbyterian
8:15 p. m. Church Mennonite VS.
Ebenezer AN
THURSDAY =
9:3O to 11:3O a. N. Free Play
l to 2:30 p. m. Free Play
2:3O to 4:3O p. nj Group Games
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Political Asylum =

To The Christian Science Monitor:
writing the behalf Of Hsusn Wei. student at
Northwestern University in Evanston who facing depors
ton and possible execution unless the American people
willing help him and others like him in unfortunate
situation.
Mr.. Wei is citizen Of Formoss. Shortly after his arrival
in this country he made critical remarks Of the Chang
administration Formoss. According TO Wei Formosa
up dictatorship which depended upon United States
support heavily for its very existence. These mere
emotional words but supported by certain facts such
the tight controls forced the Formosans by the Chang
regime.
See Political Asylum Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
The Farm Picture "

To The Christian Science Monitor:
The farm picture again 70 be entering into political
discussions We know that politicians all sides reaching
for the farm VOTE But do those politicians wish know
what Of the Of think? Here is the opinion Of
several know.
Uncle Sans continued large payment TO farmers for
producing that for which there market is longer
justified During the II seemed necessary 10 increase
production farmers received handsome checks for their
dvetion and II has continued u right TO carry these
persons for while, but that necessity have
ceased long since.
See The Farm Picture Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
italian Labor Awaken" re Reds!
RE ,REps,l

RE 'REDSl &c. S. Monifor)
Not all the important elections held for the purpose
Of choosing government officials This is true in Italy
in the United States and elsewhere In America supervised
elections held sinee the Wagner Ae among factory and
other workers determine choice Of union bargaining
AGENT In Italy elections for shop stewards, between rep
resenfaves Of different unions, have q similar effect
There the contest is principally between ihe Communist
controlled Italian General Consideration Of Labor ccIL
one hand and the Confederation Of Italian Labor Unions
tcISL) The other.
See Italian Labor Awakens-- Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Reformation Rallies Sunday"

Protestants of the Detroit area rallied Sunday
annual Observance of Reformation Day. This comm.
morates the movement headed by Martin Luther u4SI
1546), a German Roman Catholic monk, that led 10 4
establishment of the Protestant Church.
On Oct 81, 1917, Luther tackled up his "s5 theses
the door of Castle Church, Wttenberg This act 'p''
the Reformation. ii
The Ninth Annual Reformation Festival, sponsoreo
the Detroit Council of Churches representing some
congresatio held in Masonic Temple at pm w.
See Reformation Rallies Sunday Page .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
God to the Detroit Tribune Re
The Michigan Catholic Weekly and
Stroh's Beer Us page plus adj
Collaborating to Serve the Devil

ANIMAL MACNETISM-TO PROMOTE SIN,
DISEASE AND DEATH-OFTEN VIA MURDERS!--
MANY DEATHS ON THE HIGHWAYS!
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE ALLEGED ROMAN CATHOLIC FREEDOM
OF THE WILL is NON-ExlSTENT!!!-
A GIGANTIC DELUSION!
THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD, FROM PRIEST TO
POPE INCLUSIVE, ARE PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL!-ANIMAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DUPES OF THE DEVILS MATERIALISTIC
PERVERSIONS OF THE C-H-I-L-D-L-E-S-S,
NON-RECIMENTED SPIRITUAL, HEALING
AND HEALTH PRESERVING, OMNI-POTENT,
CHRISTIANITY OF MY BELOVED SON, JESUS,
SON OF MARY PRESENTING THE CHRIST,
1.-THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE!
PART 2
THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT ROMAN
CATHOLICISM HAS Numbered MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL PROGRESS FOR CENTURIES!
1T AND POLITICS WERE SO CORRUPT $50
YEARS AGO THAT HAD TO LIFT MY PRECIOUS
VALIANT SON, MARTIN LUTHER, OUT OF THE
See God to the Tribune Re- Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05

To those of a clean heart,
God has always fulfilled His
promises of good to appear
at the right time, never to
be overthrown by old satan.
Because God is good, His
power destroys evil beliefs.
Moses Walked By Spirit
Moses led the people of
Israel, according to the di-
rection of God. The journey
would have been completed
in a very short time had it
not been for the unbelievers.
Those who murmured and
whispered over every move
he made to push forward,
only made the journey out
of the wilderness longer.
But did he stop because
of those who tried so hard
to discourage him? Emphat-
ically No! And as it was
then, so it is now. If one
would answer the calls for
higher duty, he must not be-
come discouraged by unbe-
lieving, carnal, or mortal
thoughts.
The Lord said unto Mo-
SEES, go on before the peo-
pie, and take with thee of
the elders of Israel; and thy
rod, wherewith thou smot.
est the river. take in thine
hand and go.
Behold, | will stand be-
fore thee there upon the
rock of Horeb; and thou
shalt smite the rock, and
there shall come water out
of it, that the people may
drink. And Moses did so
with the elders of Israel"
Christian Science teaches:
Science relates to Mind, not
matter. 1t rests on fixed
Principle and not upon the
judgment of false sensation.
The addition of two sums
in mathmetics must always
bring the same result. So it
is with logic. If both the
major and the minor propo-
sitions of syllogism are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
The UN "A Wise Investment"

To The Christian Science Monitor:
In viewing United Nations the citizen should look at
perspective beyond he minufis Of its organization We
nations general have attempted for centuries TO
better relations settle differences by negotiation first
The League Of Nations first major STEP The uN was
formed after World War H.
Compare beginnings Of the UN with that Of the Is
states banded foqether kind OF government
See The UN "A Wise Investment'- Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Christ for the Jew"
Conducted by The
Hebrew EvangeIization Society,

Ine-MoNTHLY MAGAZINE THE JEWISH HOPE"
Los Angeles. Calf. by Or. Arthur " Nicholson
October IS, 1855
Dear Friend in Christ:
few days ago the Jews celebrated their Day OF Atone
ren when they prayed and tasted and observed many
ceremonies and rituals But all their efforts were in van They
simply cannot obtain forgiveness through sbbnes law which
Is contrary 10 the Word Of God.
was in The same darkness and did not know where 10
find peace One day cried The Lord and Re revealed Jesus
Christ 10 me- How wonderful IL when he came into my
heart and washed my sins Now know he Is the Jewish
hsssisi-shs only One who can forgive ous sins
See Christ for the Jews Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Prayer in Schools

(C.S. Monitor)
TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR:
1t is pity that the planned congressional hearings
on the freedom of religion Of the Constitution should
woke the fear of such that they have been
abandoned.
The separation of church and state as ruled by the
Supreme Court is wise In my opinion it often mnter
preted
See Prayer in Schools"- Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
(Exeerpts)
Cyprus Protest"

To The Christian Science Monitor:
have been following with much interest your frequent
articles and editorials about Cyprus and congratulate The sd
tors for their fsrmndsdnes and impsrsy The letter Of
Nvr Eren Director Of The New York Turkish information
Office dated September u.s. which eriieizes your editorial "a
New Cyprus Formula twists The facts and 10 strange
conclusions
See Cyprus Protest. Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Hebrew Morgenthau and
Hebrew Traitor, Harry Dexter White
aIias
THE SUCCESS or THE

Soviet espionage informant, who virtually ran the
Treasury Department during Morgenihaus time!
THE DEVILS SPIRITUALLY TRAToRoUS DEMO-
CRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS WERE LOUSY WITH
CHRIST VOID, ANTlcHRlsT HEBREWS
MoRcENTHAU AND WHITE ARE TYPICAL SPECIMENS
or HEBREWS OPERATING IN CHRISTIAN NATIONS!
IT WILL BE RECALLED THAT MoRCENTHAU EFT AL
TURNED OVER TO THE SOVIET AUTHORITIES IN EAST
GERMANY, PLATES (Des) FOR DUPLICATING w. S.
PAPER MONEY!
See Hebrew Morgenthau and Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
38-Year-0Id Son Of Chicago Hebre'
Democratic Boss, Jake Arvey
Attempts Suicide!
Detroit Free Press

u
MIAMI BEACH, Oct. 24.-tuPl-Bvd Arvey soT'' IN
stock broker Of Longtime Chicago Democratic Do
Arvsy sIsshed his wrist in the apartment OF on s
divorce because she refused TO marry him. police d''''
today. N
Officers said they found Arvsy Sunday morning ~ x
bathroom floor Of Mrs. Jane Arsnson's apartment s'
reported he forced his way into fhs apartment sD0u
HE had been trying 10 get me 10 90 TO Georgia
married" she said. but wanted time TO think w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Hebrew Psychologist, II, Dies
OF WAYNE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD. GIVES
A T-h-i-n-k-i-n-g S-u-f-f-o-e-a-t-i-o-n

THE DEVIL TAKING THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS.
OWING TO HIS SATANIC MAJEsTY's' SUCCESS IN
EXCLUDING FROM THE DEVILS JUDAS, CHRIST VOID.
ANTIcHRiST JUDAISM. THE NEW TESTAMENT
GODS Observation-Disclosures THE OLD
TESTAMENT FROM MATERlALIsTic PERvERsIoNs
OF ORIGINAL SPIRITUAL REVELATIONS BASED ON
ONE. EXCLUSIVE, coMPLETE!-SPIRITUAL
CREATION WITHOUT BEGINNING AND WITHOUT
See Hebrew Psychologist II, Dies Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05

correct, the conclusion. \
properly drawn, cannot n
false. SO in Christian 81
ence there are no discOdl
nor contradictions. becsus1
its logic is as harmonious al
the reasoning of an secu
rately stated syllogism or o.
a properly computed sum
arithmetic. Truth is eys
truthful and can tolerate n
error in premise or conclvI
sion. Mrs. Eddy.
Judas, one Of the disciple
stayed with Jesus and tbI
other disciples long enoug
to think he was materiall}
smart. But he was not, in AMI
sense of the word; he wal
used by mortal thought
Perhaps he did not know
himself well enough to ul
derstand that it was deceiI
full consciousness using hin
when he sopped in the did
with Jesus. But Jesus kneE|
it. and felt it so strong ID
spoke of the betrayal.
Christ Tn. Way
1t is by the Spirit of Jesu1
Christ, that men. women|
and children will ever Learn
to actually have mutual lovd
and even have a little UNI
Outstanding Of themselves
let alone truthfully under
standing others. God is tn:
righteous judge of all thing
And we can stick to the Sc
ence of being. And knO1
that God created man up
right. How long it will tax
for people to underStand|
is not ours to know. i
After the resurrection, IN
disciples went along win 'nI
healing work which JeSu|
had shown them, there wen
none among them who lacr
ed anything.
We find in Acts attn chaI
ter, VS.. 80: And with greg
power gave the apostles WI
CONTINUED on Page u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Very Special Notiee-re Miracles
10 O'clock Sunday Morning Tv
Christian Science-ChanneI J

&c. S. Radio Programs, CkLW. o:45)-
I. AN AMERICAN MILITARY MAN SAVED FROM
CERTAIN DEATH VIA CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INTUITION.
SHELLS WERE FALLING, BUT GODS STILL,
SMALL VOICE" WARNS GET OUT or THE FoxHoLEI
FAR PACIFIC.
he DID. A MOMENT LATER CERTAIN DEATH
STRUCK THE SPOT WHICH He HAD JUST VAcATEDl
2. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST SAVED MRAcULousLY
FROM NEARLY FLOODED FUsELAcE OF PLANE
THAT HAD TO CRASH LAND IN CANADIAN WATERsl
You should hear the voices and the faces Of these
fortunate whom God preserved
PART
you SAY: AL OF THE RELIGIONS ARE DOING
LIKEWISE!
SAYS YOU!
How about the five Roman Catholic Sullivan brothers, ell
Of whom down in night In that in the
Pacific early in the when fhe Japs sunk three cruisers
like sitting ducks?
how about the British battle cruiser Hood sunk by
See Very Special Notice Re Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Wisconsin Clergyman Commends
Chicago Tribune's Exposure Of Walter
Reuther's Compulsory Unionism! :,

IChIcsgo Tribvnel
Benton, Wis., ocf 14ln revealing The facts about fhe
Koher and New Castle strikes The Tribune has performed
notable public service Most newspapers would be afraid
rspss In both strikes the issue a. stake The closed shop
Another for The closed shop COMPULSORY UNION
See Wisconsin Clergyman Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Hunt 'Goons' After Blast"

Windsor Daily Starr
MONTREAL, (cP)-Poliee today seeking -four
five goons in connection with dynamite blast that wrecked
automobile owned by official of trucking firm Thurs.
day.
Jesn-PsuI cirsrd general manager Of Mron Freres,
See "Hunt 'Coons After Blast Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05

The Detroit Tribune presents excerpts from the N
troit Free Press of a year ago:
DETROIT PROTESTANTS MARK REFORMATION
"2 GROUPS HOLD LARGE RALLIES"
"DATE OF MARTIN LUTHERS DEFIANCE
is CELEBRATED"
Excerpts from Detroit Free fr'"'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Fear No EriI
SPIRIT CANNOT BE TEMPTED
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Throughout the history of mankind old mortal cal
scousness has tried to tempt the Spirit The serpen
thought in the Garden of Eden tried to overthrow TnS
And this, caused the human many painful ,r]
However, it made the man of Gods creation oo
nue to strive to rise above evil and of all sorts All
thus proving every form of error false.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
St. Charles HospitaI, {. Toledo. Loses
Its 26-Year-0Id Patient! Victim
of an Auto Accident
Robert Lee Harvey, Jr.

Robert Lee Harvey, Jr.
THE DEVIL TOOK THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS!
HIS ONLY HOPE OF SURVIVAL WOULD HAVE BEEN
UNDER EXCLUSIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREAT
EXCLUDING THE DEVILS
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY, SATURATED WITH
ANIMAL MAcNETIsM-WHcH TENDS TO SURROGATE
THE PATIENTS DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL SENSE
HIS THINKING HIS VERY LIFE HERE
See ST. Charles Hospital, Toledo-Page IL
Erorr nIha Reader Nritesn In the c s Monitor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05
Princess Margaret
By ANDREW F. FRUEAAUF. c.s. = = 1

r. - - -
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of Father-Mother God. all
harmonious" (p. l6 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF God
do Fruehauf-Martin Luther job in this age!!!
And how Science & Health, textbook is Gods
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
Jesus 'loved righteousness and hated niquity"i
The "lukewarm' live in a fools PARADISE
GOD INVITES AND DEMANDS DUTY FlRsT-To
REALIZE EvER-PREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE FOR SELF AND OTHERS IN ORDER TO WORK
OUT THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST
NUMBER!
God TO Mrs. Eddy to vs. thereto: CONSCIOUS WORTH
SATISFIES THE HUNGRY HEART. AND NOTHING ELSE
God 10 Christ Jesus, 10 vs. therefor EXCEPT A MAN
HATE HIS WIFE, CHILDREN PARENTS, BROTHERS,
ssTERs-YEA. AND HIMSELF ALSO, HE CANNOT
BE MY DISCIPLE.
BUT-JEsUs' LIFE WAS A LIFE OF LOVE as He said:
"a NEW COMMANDMENT GIVE UNTO YoU-THAT We
LOVE ONE ANOTHER AS HAVE LOVED YoUl
HOW ABOUT THE HATE THEN?
Book Of Hebrews, New Testament. gives good
~HE Jesus LOVED RIGHTEOUSNESS AND HATED
INloUITY"!
The Golden Rule demands obedience TO the Christ ideal
OF perfect Cod Spirit perfect spiritual creation and
UNIVERSE
I'VE SHALL CAST OUT DEvtsT
AND IF HE REPENT. FORGIVE HIM SEVENTY TIMES
SEVEN!
THE CHRIST, TRUTH MAKES FREEl-HEALS THE
sIcKl-oLEANsES THE lEPERS!-RAlSEs THE DEAD!
above ground, in the Adam and Eve psyehoosy-oF
THE DEVLu!-"MAKEs THE BLIND TO SEE" THE
DEAF TO HEAR" THE LAME TO WALK" THE
DUMB TO sPEAKI
PRINCESS MARGARET SHOULD PRESERVE THE
DIVINE PRESTIGE OF THE CHRISTIAN CHARACTER
AND INTELLIGENCE OF BRITAlNS ROYALTY!
GREAT BRlTANs PosTERIrY GAVE Y. S. GODS
SUCCESSOR TO THE VIRGIN MARY AND CHRIST
JEsus!H
Gods Mary Baker Eddy ReveIator Of Gods Christ Miracle
Science Messiah Of
heritagell
PRINCESS MARGARET MUST NOT LET THE DEVIL
ANIMAL Observation-Disclosures WITH HER
DIVINE DESTINY OF cHRlsTLIkE SERVICE TO
GOD AND MANKIND! AMEN!
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE presents editorial from
the Chicago Tribune RE HEBREW MoRcENTHAU, SEcRE
TARY OF THE TREASURY FOR II YEARS UNDER PRESI
DENTS ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN, AND
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05

From The Reader Writes" c. S. Monitor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-05

From The Reader Writes" in The c. S. Monitor
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Excerpts from D.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
u. ). Officials
Hedge on Joint
Air Command

American officials said today
a joint United States-Canadian
air defense command would be
a logical development" of plans
to guard the North American
continent.
But beyond that nobody in
authority would go in talking
about a Wednesday statement
by Air Marshall C. r. Slemon,
chief of the Royal Canadian Air
Force. Marshal Slemon told a
group of American and Canadian
aviation writers in Montreal of
military steps in the direction of
a unified command. He said "the
decision has not been taken
politically-but it will be taken" p"
State Department Reticent
At the State Department, Off
cials said they would withhold
formal comment until the full
text of Marshal Slemon's state
ment was studied. At the Penta-
gon. officials would not even go
that far.
But unofficially no great sur
prise was evidenced. officials
said 1t has been an open secret
since last August that some
such arrangement was in the
works.
Speculation about an impend-
ing United States-Canadian air
command has been active since
the United States established its
continental headquarters last
August at Colorado Springs,
Colo. The Canadian Air Defense
Command now is at st. Hubert,
Quebec, near Montreal.
Board in Existence
A Permanent Joint Board on
Defense was created to iron out
problems arising from separate
operation of the United States
and Canadian commands. This
board and its staff have looked
into the unified command ques-
tion.
The United States continental
defense system embraces more
than 1000 jet interceptors as
well as antiaircraft batteries,
guided missiles, radar networks
and the ground observer corps
which watches for low-fiying
planes. In an emergency an
other 1900 planes of the Air
National Guard could be thrown
into the defense effort.
Both countries man early
warning radar networks along
the Arctic rim Of North America.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

President Eisenhower said to-
day it was a tremendous privi-
lege" to turn his armies from
the killing of war" at the end of
World War II to saving human
lives and human dignity"
He was speaking of the free
ing of the victims of Nazi tyranny
from concentration camps as the
Western Allied armies under his
command marched through Ger
many 10 years ago this spring.
william Rosenwald Of New
York, general chairman Of the
United Jewish Appeal. presented
Mr.. Eisenhower with an antique
clay lamp as an award for hui
manitarian service to commem-
crate the opening Of the Nazi
concentration camps. The pres
entation was made at the White
House.
He told the President that as
supreme allied commander he
(the President) "helped to save
from determination the remnant
of the once-great Jewish popula-
tions Of Europe"
Mr.. Eisenhower said he was
delighted "to accept this beau-
tiful and ancient relic of Jewish
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Mrs. Louis Mayer
Left ST Million

LOS ANGELES, June 8 F.-
Mrs. Margaret Mayer, former
wife Of film magnate Louis B.
Mayer, left an estate estimated
at 81 million.
Her will, filed for probate yes
terday. left more than $500, 900
in bequests to relatives, friends,
employees and charities. The re-
mainder Of the estate and resi-
dences and personal property
were left to Mrs. Mayors daugh-
ters. Mrs. Edith Mayer Goetz
and Mrs. Irene Mayer Selznick.
Mrs. Mayer died May 81 at the
age of II. The will was dated
August IL, 1854.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Exhibit on Inions
Opens at Museum

The Smithsonian Institutions
new exhibit on Indian tribes
opened to the public last night in
the Museum of Natural History.
Enlarged and modernized, the
colorful display has more than
so exhibits. Nine are large
groups of life-sjzed figures.
Five dioramas portray tribes
outside this continent.
Themes Of popular interest are
stressed-from the snake dance
of Arizona's Hopi Indians to the
head-shrinking practiced by Ji-
varo warriors in Ecuadorean jun
giles. and various handicrafts in
basketwork, weaving, pottery and
the like.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
President Cites Privilege
Of Freeing Nozi Victims

civilization" on behalf of the
Western allied forces who did
so much to crush Nazi tyranny
The clay lamp was recovered
during archaeological excavations
in Israel.
The award was made in adj
vance of the United Jewish
Appeals two-day national con-
ference, which opens here to-
morrow in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel. More than 1000 cam
paign leaders viii assess the first
half Of the groups 1855 fund
drive at the meeting.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Irresulors Of
Jewel Boxes
8 pa
If perfect, I.35

fins-quelisy jewel chests with ivreau.
loritiss 30 slight you cent see them.
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50 Jewel Boxss,
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Cotton Brunch Coots,
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81 sstraetivs ploids with slipper front.
Choice Of color combinations. Sizes II
TO l8.
"a Cotton and Royon Houseeoots in short
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sizes only. Were 8.e5 TO l295. Now.
800
8 Quilted Cotton Robes, Princess style.
Broken eoIors. Small sizes only. Were
1923. Now 500
WGL-Robes and Louneeweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-10

Available in sroy. beige, green and ein-
nomon ). but not every color in every
size.
WGL-FIooreoverines, 9th Floor
olso Chevy Chase