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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
Amnesty Plea For U. S. Reds
Called an Attack on Court"
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

IN. 7. TribUne)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Wiih all the thousands Of
serving sentences In jail for various crimes and
isdsmssnors, forfysx prominent Americans led by Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt recently selected sixteen Communists
and pssifionsd President Eisenhower TO grant them
amnesty"
The sixteen persons, in prison. admittedly active in The
Communist party convicted under law passed by
wohrds vote OF both houses Of Congress 1850 which
makes crime to eonsprs TO teach and advocate the fore
BILE overthrow OF fhs government Of The United States
But the ssnsrs Of the petition insist that the eonvie.
ons occurred during the "eod period implying that
The courts are swsysd by such emotions and necessarily
by ihs letter Of the law
The forfysx sisners assert that they are Tin fvnds-
mental disagreement with the philosophy OF The Communist
party that they motvsfsd y their attachment TO the
democratic way Of fs and that they to make eon-
rbvtion TO But the effect Of the statement 10
TO confirm the charges made often by The Communists
that the trials In Amsres Of persons charged with con-
sPirsey are merely tools Of political" combat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
FEAR NO EVIL
RENEW SPIRITUAL SIGHT
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The everywhere presence of God is available for
all spiritual sight And it is great pleas
to say, in many instances there is great change Of
thought stirring up harmony among many people.
This Of course, should not be strange because this
the age in which intelligent spiritual growth spring
ing forth by reasoning spiritual sight being restored
to the blind, and hearing to those who thought they
could hear the words of Spirit due to false material
beliefs which destroyed by Truth.
"AND AS JESUS PASSED BY, HE SAW A MAN
WHICH WAS BLIND FROM HIS BIRTH. AND HIS
DISCIPLES ASKED HIM, SAYING, MASTER WHO
DID SIN, THIS MAN OR HIS PARENTS, THAT HE
WAS BORN BLIND?
JESUS ANSWERED, NEITHER HATH THIS
MAN Skinned, NOR HIS PARENTS: BUT THAT THE
WORKS OF GOD SHOULD BE MADE MANIFEST IN
HIM."-John 9:1-3).
Jesus, on his mission, restored spiritual sight to
those who were willing to accept the harmony of Soul
the general aspects Of fraudulent human beliefs
which held the people in bondage and blindness to the
Truth of spiritual being.
Mary Baker Eddy, discoverer Of Christian Science
discerned the violent agitation which evil beliefs will
try to thrust upon humans if they not alert SO she
has given her definition of devil as follows, in part
DEVIL: EVIL; A LIE; ERROR; NEITHER COR
PONEALlTY NOR MIND; THE OPPOSITE OF
TRUTH; BELIEF IN SIN, SICKNESS, AND
DEATH; ANIMAL MAGNETISM OR HYPNOTISM;
The LUST OF THE FLESH, WHICH SAITH: Il AM
LIFE AND INTELLIGENCE IN MATTER -
Science Health, p. 5S4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Thomas {. Dewey
Baltimore

Baltimore m. Y. Herald Tribvne)
Three years ago today when Dwight Eisenhower
took the oath of office nation still engaged in
in Korea. The free world threatened with
the loss of the balance of power in oil by mad Premier
In Iran. Italy and Yugosava threatening to 60
Trieste.
Egypt and Britain were at swords point over the
Suex Canal French Indo-Chna torn by a struggle
between the Communists and the Vietnsmese. Rsth-
cation Of European defense community already
failing II appeared that Austria would be rid of
s Russian occupation The Russians had established
their frat satellite in this hemisphere by conquering
Guatemala from within.
Then the Eisenhower administration took over and
went to work. Soon the madmsn of Iran wa, deposed
and strong friendly government established. We
achieved North Atlantic Treaty Alliance with
strong, free German Republic partner. The Trieste
question patiently negotiated and peacefully set
tied.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
JESUS OPENS
BLINDED EYES

The belief in matter over
the power of Truth being
only a mythical sleep, Jesus
had to awaken the people
out of their seeming pres
ent condition by demon
stration.
Those who did not under
stand the meaning of re-
ligious liberty, and the
fixed human marks of
boundary of limitation,
did not want to accept
Jesus as the spiritual son
of God. He did not pay
any attention to false be-
liefs of selfishness and hu.
man behaviour. He saw
man as a child of God.
Knowing as he did that he
had always lived with his
spiritual Father, divine
Love-"
He was able to open
the blinded eyes, unstop
the deaf ears (stubborn
human will and ("break
earth's stupid rest")
Evil. that old lie, which
is in belief corporal,
Of mortal so-called mind,
tried to hold sway in the
consciousness of mortals
who witnessed the. blind
man seeing, and expressing
JOY and gladness. The ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
U.S. Japan Ties Are Called Good"

PROBLEMS STILL TO BE FACED ARE EXPECTED
TO GIVE WAY TO AMICABLE SPIRIT"
BY FOSTER HALEY
Special TO The New York Times.
TOKYO JAM lon any given day." said United
States official recently lit would be possible say that
Japanese United States relations were not good But
take long look at whole year and compare them with
our relations with some other countries and our rela
tons with Japan look very good"
long look back at ls55 and hard look ahead nj
1885 at the beginning of the year would seem to
subsantiste that conclusion. There are problems of
course and more will develop, but none appears in.
soluble or even of sufficient gravity to disturb the pres
ent amicabe relationship between victor and
See U.S.-Jspsn Ties Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Federal Aid to Edueation-T"
Excerpts from C.S. Monitor
BACKGROUND FOR OPINION


BACKGROUND FOR OPINION
BY TullY Neitlston
Assistant Chief Editorial Writer Of The Christian Science Monitor
The recent White House Conference on Education
has given great impetus to the for federal
aid to education There is talk of bill for 500 million
dollars year for school assistance program and Of
some new formula for its distribution.
This makes il worth while to recall the basic ar
gument on which the need for federal aid to education
has been propounded during most of the 80 years that
TINS proposal has been actively advocated before Con-
sress and the people.
See Federal Aid To Education Pa1e2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
TRUTH
ACKNOWLEDGED

w lie n the neighbors
questioned his parents, and
conferred a on g them
selves, and he heard them.
he answered, ~ am he" He
continued to show his new
ly recognition of spiritual
Intelligence by saying "Ond
thing | know, that whereas,
] was blind, now see.' And.
this has lived through thd
ages, and will live on for.
ever.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
The Chaff is Naught to the Wheat

&C. s. Monifor)
Through The awakening light Of Christian Science
thousands have dropped THE pss-wfh iss anguish or
'nrs.f o. Psnsyss dream. They see how this possible
snd .sslimss % they study s textbook SCIENCE AND
"sAl'H with Key to The Scriptures by Mary Baker EDDY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
THE Salute to Eisenhower"

(N.Y. Herald Tribune
The celebration of the third anniversary Of Presi-
dent Eisenhower's entry into the White House is an UNI
usual event. The than sixty dinners and rallies
the country represent enthusiasm that is
national in scope and that transcends party.
See The Salute to Eisenhower, Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
INTELLIGENT PRINCI-
PIE CANNOT CHANGE

A young woman who
has made her demonstrs'
ton of the ever presence
of "Our Father-Mother
God, sll-harmonious, said
to a group of people not
very long ago, that when
she is questioned concern.
ing her perfect healing,
she received throug h
CONTINUED On Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
"Never Be the Same Ike
Health Can't Be Wholly
Restored!
By ANDREW F. FRuEAAUF. c.s. = -

By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, CS.
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother God, alt
harmonious" (p. 16, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Zoo
do a Fruehauf- Martin Luther job in this age!!l
And how! Science & Health, our textbook 10 Zoo
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS pEorLE'
TOO! -.
Jesus "loved Righteousness and hated iniquty'l
The "lukewarm' live in a fools paradise!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
With the profound respect due the BEST PRESIDENT
SINCE ABRAHAM LINcoLNl!!. nevertheless ssssrf
THAT'S WHAT THE DEVIL SAYS!!
Don't for a moment, overlook the lengthy lives Of two
Of NV most valiant and highly valued servants in modern
times
l. NV greatest representative and Leader since Christ
Jesvs-My woman Reveator Of THE SECOND COMING
OF THE CHRIST the divinity Of Ny Holy Ghost conceived
Messiah Son. Christ Jesus and your true individuality like
wise, NY modern Rev. Mary, Baker Eddy-fo whom die
tsied' from ghood into her goth yesr!!
WAS ON HER SUPPOSED DEATH BED AT AGE 45-
THEN TURNS FROM MEDICAL MATTER-M0RTAL
MIND PSYCHOLOGY TO ME. = AM VIA THE KING
JAMES PROTESTANT BlBLEl-AND is HEALED!
T. Sir Winston Churchill.
PART z
fOUR DlVlNELY SCIENTIFIC, CHkISILike,
SPIRITUAL CONScIOUSNEsS-MAN WHO is MY
IMAGE AND LIKENESS. HIS DIVINE INDIVIDUAL
ITY-THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE WILL BE FORCED
TO DISCOVER AND PURSUED
MAN HAS NO UNDERlvED PoWER!-Mrs. Eddy.
NY invnebls. triumphant Prophet. Savior Messiah
Son. Christ Jesus ALWAYS attributed His POWER TO
Mel
For example, u CAN or MINE OWN SELF 90 MOTH.
ING. IT IS THE FATHER WITHIN ME WHO DoETH
THE works.
"As HEAR, JUDGE; AND MY JUDGMENT IS JUST,
BECAUSE SEEK ONLY TO DO THE WILL or HIM
WHO SENT ME"l-Chrst Jesus
And Jesus. again: THE FLESH PRoFITETH MOTH
ING 1T IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH. THE.
WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE
SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LiFE"!-John 6:63.
PART 3
DEAR MR.. PRESIDENT: YOUR SEEMING WEAK.
NESS is MERELY YOUR NOT ENTIRELY UNDERSTOOD
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION, BEYOND
THE VISION OF uNREPENTANT SINNERS, THE
DEVILS ADAM AND EVE DUPES KNAvEs AND
FOOLS, WHO WANT TO WASTE YOUR TIME AND
SELL YOU BILL OF GOODS OR SATISFY FALSE
PRIDE AND SHARPEN THEIR WITS ON YOUR
FACULTIES
See Never Be the Same Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

tension of the Heavenly
sight through Christ Jesus,
which Jesus knew was
through divine Principle,
but was misinterpreted by
those who let the devil use
them. Yet the blind man
did not become weak, nor
lose his spiritual strength.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT MY INDISPENSABLE,
INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
IS DESIGNED TO Do-AND IT'S INCREASING
MOMENTUM IS DOING TT
ALL WHO HAVE NOT SUBMITTED TO THE DIS
cIPLINE, THE SPIRITUAL REGENERATION. AND
DIVINE INSPIRATION OF THE INExHAUsTIBLE
RESOURCES AND FACILITIES or NY CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT. ARE STILL IN TOO MUCH
BONDAGE TO THE DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT.
HONESTY. AND INTELLIGENCE OF THE DEVILS
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY, INTO WHICH ALL HUMAN
OFFSPRING ARE BORN!
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Woodrow Wilson Gets Elected For
a Second Term on the Slogan He
Kept Us Out Of War;

And il was evident to all thinking Americans that NY
United States MUST aid in the overthrow OF Prvssisn Ger
many who shsmefvy and shsmsIsssy violated the nsv-
irsIity Of Besivm!-thst Just SCRAP OF PAPERI
previous President. Theodore Roosevelt. had forced
the German Kaiser TO back down in contemplated South
American sssression-if memory serves Us clearly.
The devil knew his Wilson, who. during his first term,
had said THERE IS SUCH A THING AS A PEOPLE BEING
TOO PROUD TO FIGHT"
The Gospel records Jesus instruction near the end OF
His earthly career. to His Apostles GET YOURSELVES
sWoRDs"l
PART 3
WOODROW WILSON GOES TO EURoPE-BREAKINc
A PRECEDENT FOR A v. S. PRESIDENT-AND EN-
DEAvoRs TO CREATE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
WITHOUT coNsTITuTioNALlY REQUIRED SENA-
ToRIAL LABoRAToN-EsPEciALLY THAT
or THE REPUBLICANS!
See-Satan is Showing Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

From Addresses at Nation Wide Salute to
Eisenhower Dinners
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

FAMED HISTORIAN SAYS:
Fuse Nations, Religions, or Die:
Tide Of Unification Will Roll On :
ToYNBEE tchiesgo Tribvns)
God to His Detroit Tribune:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
Satan Is Showing His Hand And
That Isn't AII!-Na The Devils
Power Hungry Democrats!
-Demagogues!

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
us old sory-fhs iraiforovs southern whites forced
Civil Wsr-bIood bsih-vpon Ny beloved Messiah nation
10 all the nsfons-y incompatible United States Of Amsr.
cal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28

From "The Reader Writes, C. S. Monitor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

Continued from Page AIS

Continued from Page Az
where are you going?" I asked
Audie. "First," said he, II wan
to get to see a lot of my family
Well go to my ranch in Phoenix
and to MY boat in Newport.
One thing about being a tor
Hollywood star. when playtimt
comes, it's glorious.
Not only were Alan Ladd ano
wife Sue robbed Of their posses
sions on the border of Yugo-
slavia, but they were also ar
rested for some claimed de-
flciency on their passports. They
were able to get going after five
hours. "Very frightening expe-
rience." wrote Sue, who isn't
easily scared.
+ 4 II
No wonder MariIyn Monroe
looks harassed. There's a phony
in London impersonating her,
ordering expensive goods in
Marilyn'S name and offering
vast sums to show people to
rcome down to Englef1eld Green
to entertain my guests" Never
envy the famous. They pay a
big price.
Barry Sullivan's play, TOO
Late the Phalarope." for which
he received raves from the
critics, isn't holding up as we'll
as the notices, and Barry has
bought The Swindler," which
he will do as a movie.
Vivian Blaine brings her HAT
full Of Rain" to the Huntington
Hartford in Hollywood near the
end Of January, she writes me.
Vivian has an enviable problem
Il don't seem to be able to gain
an ounce, although I seem to
eat practically everything in
sight" For one glorious week of
eating I would like to be Vivian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
Ruth Roman Wed
To Film Director

PANAMA, Nov. 9 (P.-Actress
Ruth Roman and Buddy Moss
were married here yesterday
after finding it wasn't so easy to
tie the knot aboard ship as they
had thought.
They are en- route to Europe
on the Norwegian freighter
Beranger. They got on the ship
at Los Angeles planning to have
the ships captain perform the
ceremony so they could make
the voyage their honeymoon. But
under shipping line rules the
captain could not marry them.
So they came ashore here and
while the Beranger was passing
Through the Panama Canal were
wed in a civil ceremony in the
Hotel FL Panama by Judge
Eduardo Pazmino. The actress
gave her age as 80. Mr.. Moss
listed his as IS and said his occu-
patton is director and movie ar
fist. Both gave their residence
as Hollywood.
The newlyweds will reboard
their ship at Cristobal. the At
lantic end Of the Panama Canal.
The bride last July was aboard
the Italian steamship Andre
Doria when it crashed into the
Stockholm in the Atlantic. She
was rescued along with her
3-year-old son by a previous
marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
|YWcA Fellowship
Service PIunned

An II am. service Sunday ir
the Washington Cathedral viii
mark the opening Of YWCA
World Fellowship Week.
DR.. Henry Pitney Van Dusen
president Of Union Theological
Seminary, will preach on Chris.
Itians in Action" the theme Of
this years fellowship. week
|YWCA representatives from the
48 States and So nations will
present gifts for the world fell
lowship fund to the Very Rev
Francis B. Sayre. jr.. dean Of
the Cathedral.
On Sunday afternoon, Gen
Carlos Romulo. Philippine Am
basSador, and Mrs. Romulo will
entertain YWCA delegates in the
Philippine Embassy, 1883 r street
NV. The Embassy, closed since
September, 1855, will be opened
for the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
Esther Now
Takes d Dip
In MeIodrumu

THE UNGuARDED MOMENT" I
duced by Gordon Kay, directed b
Harry Keller. sereenplay BY Herb Mea,
dow and Larry Marcus. from stOry
ny Marcus and Rosaiind Russell, n
Iechnicolor. At Keith's Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
Meyner, Miss Stevenson
Tell of Election Romance

"It's a matter of individuals, "
she remarked.
Expect to Have Children
Asked if they planned to have
children. Miss Stevenson said, 81
don't know the number, but we
expect to have children"
She said the honeymoon would
probably be near the ocean and
out Of the country. Afterwards
there will be residence at Nor
ven, the governors executive
mansion in Princeton now being
readied.
Asked how long he planned to
stay in politics, Gov. Meyner
said, Until the electorate says
otherwise"
Gov. Meyner, a lawyer and
politician, was elected Governor
in 1858. He consistently has
maintained that while unmarried
ne was not a confirmed bache-
lor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

American restaurants in the
English language and stop pre-.
tending everybody's q linguisti
|. =. Why doesn't the telephone
information stop asking you Il
you'd like to make a note Of
the number? If you weren't lazy
you'd have looked it up in the
first place. Why don't they
have tourniquets for Bloody
Marys?
Why don't moths ever eat holes
on the inside of a lapel where
the hole won't show? WHY
don't they invent carbon paper
that won't roll UP like an egg.
roll? Why don't they wash 9
new bath towel before giving II
to you? It's like trying to get dry
with waxed lint. Why DOM
they settle L'Affaire Andrea
Doria by having those two cap.
tains engage in a canoe-tiltine
contest in Central Park Lake;
|. !. Why don't they star Gina
Lollobrigida in War and Pizza?'
&. Why don't they invent a bu:
stop that splashes back at bus
drivers? Why don't they
put small beer refrigerators in.
side TV sets? i. Why don't they
give the Smith Brothers a shave?
;. Why don't they put pari-
mutuel window in Lindy's?
Why don't they sell containers OF
coffee at 81?
Why don't they have lower
priced haircuts for guys who are
almost bald? +. Why don't they
bring back silent movies so we
can hear the popcorn bags bet
ter? Why doesn't Frank
Sinatra pose for No-Cal ads?
Why don't they produce a soap
opera in which almost everybody
lis happy? y. Why doesn't Don
Newcombe challenge Archie
Moore? Why don't the new
Icigarets put those colored pic
lures of baseball players, box
fighters and chorus girls back in
the packages? =. Why don't
subway riders give up that new
stunt Of getting one shoe UP on
their other knee so the guy next
to them's gotta get dirty?
Why don't the Odd Fellows ex-
plain why they're odd? Why
don't they make false teeth more
crooked SO they'll look more nat
ural? Why don't they make
a really good canned spaghetti?
;. Why don't they fine weather.
men for every wrong guess?
Why don't they invent a parlor
game with instructions which
can be understood without a
Univac? Why don't they
bring back the dollar dinner?
Why don't they teach cab drivers
to say thank YOU? Why
don't they invent a typewriter
eraser which won't rub a hole in
the paper? Why don't they
stop confusing me at night clubs
and let me know whether I'm
eating dinner or supper?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
School Will Hold
Benefit Buzuur

An election post norton"
booth will be one of the high
lights tomorrow at the annual
benefit bazaar in the Sidwell
Friends School. 1925 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
Proceeds from the event, which
will be held from to 8 pm, will
go toward setting up a foreign
exchange student program at the
school and furthering the over
seas welfare work of the Amer
lean Friends Service Committee.
Nine. Haydar Cork, wife of
the Turkish Ambassador, will cut
the ribbon to open the booths
and exhibits at 2 pm. Radio
television newscaster Bryson
Rash will preside over a fashion
show and auction at 7:30 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
By HARRY MacARTHuR


Esther Williams plays her frs,
nonswimming role in 1.-THE IN
guarded Moment" at Keith's
ITheater. This makes her, as
somebody is bound to point out
sooner or later. a sort Of dish
Iout Of water in this Universal
international melodrama.
/ 1t is not exactly a dry outing
however. for Miss Williams is UP
to her pretty chin in a sea OF
troubles. laved now and then
with salty tears. She suffers
Through more than one UNI
guarded moment, too, before she
escapes the coiling tentacles OF
this screenscript.
Miss Williams plays a school
teacher in her first acting on dry
land and she does it prettily
enough. If she is not precisely
credible in the role it is only be-
cause the school facilities of your
day were not what they are now.
Things have improved.
| ESther's teachers first un-
guarded moment comes when she
goes around to the locker room
one night at 10 O'Clock to keep
a date with a pupil who has been
sending her lurid notes. She de-
Sires to talk some sense into his
juvenile head, but he has other
ideas and she is mauled more
than somewhat before escaping
to passing prowl car.
| This brings her to the atten-
ton of young police lieutenant
George Nader who is seeking
a man to hang a murder rap on.
Teacher won't sing to the cops,
Though, even after she identifies
her young assailant. Then in an
other unguarded moment she al
lows herself to be framed, is sus-
pended and puts the finger on
the boy for the detective, who, no
dope. is staying close to Miss
Williams.
There is more, but the only
place you are going to find out
about it is at Keith's. 1.-THE I'm
guarded Moment" says in spots,
but even though its pace is I'M
even, it has been made suspense
full by Director Harry Keller. Not
necessarily plausible, but sus-
lpenseful.
1t is a slick production, too,
and is well-played by Miss Will
Iliams. Nader, John Saxon as the
boy who mauls the music teacher
and Edward Andrews as his
warped father. Esther may be
happy to get out of the swim
tank, incidentally, but it is to
be hoped she does not stay out.
Running around fully dressed
this way, she represents a con-
siderable loss to the male seq
lment of the population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
NutcIie Wood Calls
lEIYis Only a Friend

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 8 (R.-
Actress Natalie Wood Is back in
town after a weeks visit with
Elvis Presley at the horne of the
singers parents in Memphis,
Tenn
"Elvis is very dear friend"
said Miss Wood. who arrived by
air yesterday. But the romance
isn't serious. she added-not yet,
anyway.
I've known him for only a
short time" she said, 1.-TWO
months, you know"