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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
About Those Pickles
MS. "a. ]. "a. ALeIandri

Mrs. II. j. H., Alexandra
/ am enclosing a pickle
recipe to be forwarded to Mrs.
c. A. B. of Silver Spring.
Now, my problem is not how
to make the pickles, but where
to buy the cucumbers to can.
Those / have seen at markets
have been too large to make
into good pickles. I would
appreciate hearing from any
one who knows where 1 can
buy small ones. Ill even pick
them myself!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

wise" in your lot so that. you
obtain the maximum amount
Of sunshine in your south WIN
dow in winter and consequently
a minimum amount of sun
in the summer. And I believe
that is the most important
thing to watch in building a
glass house.
If it would be helpful to you
to come and see our home,
please feel welcome to do so.
Contact r. c. H. for details.
Best wishes in your joyous
adventure in home building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
ICenterpiece for Shower?

MIS-. ]. s., VIENNA
Can someone tell me how
to make a large umbrella Of
the sort used as a CENTER
piece for a bridal shower? Or
where can rent one?
would also be thankful
for menu and decoration ideas
for this type of shower. Thank
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Evidently one can reel old
at any age. always have con-
tended that age is much more
a state of mind and of health
than of years. The following
letter is from a 17-year-old
girl.
Dear Mrs. Lowman:
II was chunky as a little
girl. Then came the first teen
age years. When ! was IL I
hated the way I looked. l was
SO fat through the middle that
] had trouble buying pretty
dresses like my friends wore.
Every one said I would out
grow it.
by the time I was IA the
other girls had pretty figures
but I was fatter. When / was
IS my friends were having
dates but had none. l know
that the kids at school did not
mean to be mean but they
kidded me about how fat I
was.
Mrs. Lowman, I might as
well have been so as Is for all
the fun I had, and ! was so
miserable. l was ashamed of
the way 1 looked and because
I never had a boy ask me for
a date. ] guess ! just sort of
gave up. l stayed away from
the gang as much as possible.
1t wasn't hard to do since all
my girl friends were interested
in their boy friends.
II had been reading why
Grow Old?' for a long time
and one day you wrote about
the overweight girl. Last jan
uary mother said that l could
write for your Marathon book
let. My doctor said it was all
right for me to cut my calories
to 1900 each day. He told me
what foods l must have each
day.
Il was so desperate and so
full of hope at the same time
that 1 stuck to it and lost %
pounds. You will never know
= what this has meant to me be-
cause I bet you were never fat
like / was when you were my
age.
!. II went to my senior high
school dance at the end of
school this year with one of
the most attractive boys in
4 my class. I am SO happy. !
y think life is just wonderful"
10 Overweight and physical
defects are usually much more
damaging to the personality of
a teen-ager than to that of the
mature woman. The average
teen-ager is very sensitive
about her appearance. Many
mothers make the mistake of
failing to realize what really
serious repercussions these can
have on the future of their
daughters.
If, you missed Marathon in
January and would like to
have my 8-Week Self-Im-
provement Marathon booklet
send 10 cents and a stamped.
self-addressed envelope with
your request for it. Address
Josephine Lowman in care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
|Whut to Use
On Loose Ends?

Mrs. w. L s., Bethesda
We have several pieces of
Chinese Peel-type furniture,
which has come unwound.
Please, does anyone know
what to use to secure the ends
after it has been re-wound?
Thanks so very much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

$500 to $500 Robes S3-Cotton patio nyon busters cover
oils wop-onde robes, stripes prints pods and checks in
the group postel ond dok shodes Smo and medium sizes
10 to 20
$500 and $3.50 Robes, S5-Fu-Ienoth ond BRUNCH cools
long wrop ond goodman styles short wop-ond tie ond fitted
princess robes non ond cottons prints pods ond solid pos
tels: sizes 10 to 20 and few l8h to 241
SZz99 Nylon Robes SS-Nyon cot mop robes with scroll
tim nov, light blue. sizes l65 to 24h two double nyon
long peienons pink. blue, size 10
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
UNDERWEAR SHOPS, End Floor

UNDERWEAR SHOPS, End Floor
lace and embroidery trim 81 40 few short ond toll lengths
consoe styles included
$500 Fomou Make Sepweor $3S9-Dnp-dy length
and outcn front shoe body doll poomos white pink and blue
sizes q to g.
$500 Cool Noon seepweu $2.s9-coton psse buon-frout
white Smol Or medium
$799 Cotton Boste Ensemble $59pPn dotted no-en Gotten
boste woz length gown end pink blue medium
$500 Cotton BroodeIoth Poiumos. $2sa-Szes 32-40
$500 Famous Moke Puiomo $39oCoon ond oycn mony Styles
sizes 3 tc 40 in the group
$500 $99 Bendore Butste Gowns $3esFu or woz lengths
With nyon net trimmed scoop nekne ond hem pink blue;
81 and a.
Juniors Slo95 Wotz Gowns S595-In pink corol turquoise
Juniors SS.95 Slips, S595-Whte. pink red -'s
Juniors S5.o5 Slips $395-Pnk
Juniors $3.95 Petticoots S2s5-Pink; sizes to IS
Speeo Nycn Teo Ponties and Briefs for $3Non net and
embroidery trim. White. pink ond blue Nom Fccr
Speeo RoyOn ponties and Briefs for $50on and
bLoIde trimmed in white, pink or blue sizes TO J. on Foorl
$39S Heloneo Grdles, $2-Wnite snol, medium, Iorge
$595 Ncn TcOt Slips and Pettcoots $9-heoh ond ounce
styles poes ond high shades with utne trm Sizes 81 to
40 ond smol, medium or large the group
$685. to $95 NyIon Tieot Lingerie $295 to $395-Sps ond
pelcoot including some poneed half slips embroidery and oce
trims on comelo ozoeo blue white pink and brown nn Sizes
small medium lorQe.
$5s5 $295 Non Tcot Gowns Ss5 to sIos-Fu ond wotz
lengths trothed with peos ribbons embroidery prints
7econ Styles oil fomou mokes white ond postes Some boby
oo ond toioed pooos included group Sizes 3 to So group
1925 Fomous Make Non TOt Slips 95Leo embroidery opp-
Qued on bodice oce hemlrne, white sizes e to 40
S595 $685. NIon Treot Gowns S5o5-Fu noh ceon STYLES
rosebud printed ~olz length White pink coo
q to g in the group
$3.50 NyOn TdcO Briefs Sl-Mhte with non net trim; sizes
ono 6 Moin FIoorl
ss's NyIon Tdeot Slips sl9s-aNon Foorl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
CORSET SHOP-2nd Floor

$3.50 Famous MOke Foundations $S95-Nyon ond osex CON-
ootnns oil ostex oee bustnes long, smooth hip lines Sizes "a
A. but not every style
Sl9s to SIS NyOn and Lustex edes $79s-5nch lengths with
SIDE zippes. Sizes 70 to p ond 3 only
$3.50 lostex Pont Girdcs $695-Boh p-on ond zD ono
styles. Sizes 70 tc 81 small medium cr Iofae
$s9S to $3.50 Nyon Loce LonsTo Bros $595 ond $685.
Whte, end cups IN sizes 3 to 90. but oil styles every
SIZE
$3.50 Bros, Scetton nyns Ioces odustobe sop styles
Mostly white 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
MISSES 6 WoMEN's DREssEs-2nd Floor


mostly street end afternoon style black now high shades ond
postes C to 20
Misses S9s9 to SIS Dresses sz-Bok no brown green postes
ottemocn styles Royons ond scme cottons 10 to Is
Misses SIS One and Two-Pieee Dresses $5ne oon efepcs
few printed ond Plon coons postes end dok hode silk
onun9 tailored and dresy styles some cocktail ond evening styles
10 to Is
Women $79o ond $99o Dresses S0-Toced ond de roycn
prints green no ond blue velvet trimmed poko dot navy
ond block chons few docron prints blue Broken sizes
l6l2 to 22z, 20 to A
Womens $79o to $3.50 Dresses Sl1Cne-pece end iocketed
dresses cottcn Gotten ond on blends stripes pod prints end
sold coors no grey beige block Sizes l4h to 22z but NOT
in all STYLES
Womens $l7oo to Sz29s Dresses Slz-Noy or black polka dot
chcns with lingerie TRIM onepece ond ocket styles prints end
novelty stripes Of green blue silk prints Broken
sizes Az to IN
WOmens SIS and $3.50 Dresses Sis and soBoeo ocketed
Gotten aces chiffon ord oce combination dresses oc
blue printed voes both oored ond dress-up styles Sizes 1914
TO NV
Womens $39s0 o99 Dress Beauties SIS ond $55-No end
brown sheer cotton prints lace and silk ooonzo end ooce dinner
gowns and blue few classic knit navy heather
end blue, Broken sizes l6h to IN
Wcmens $500 to 5000 Fohon Dresses $-Penbroke pod
knit suits in grey oble and noW beautiful silk peoude-sce with
oce top in toost ond blue Sizes 10 to 40
End Floor, Street end selections at branch stores
$3.50 to S49o Maternity Dresses So S795-A collection OF
separate Jacket tops cotton cotton ond ocn blends white
check ononoms Ct moze pink With shocked yoke eet coors
red or print also selection Of tWopece dresses solid
end checks CT pink end blue cotton Embroidery ond lace
group including sizes 10 TO a.
Selection also at Shrlngton, Silver Spring, Bethesda (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Cat Licks Concrete

Can anyone of the Clear
ing House readers tell me what
is lacking in the diet of a cat
that ticks concrete?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
JUNIOR DREsSEs-4th Floor

Juniors $7s9 to $2Se Dresses S2-Goy printed cottons sheer
on9hom long torso scoop neck prints full skirts dotted orqondes
ond domestic dotted sSsse striped cotton dresses mony styles
and coofs in the group; broken sizes 9 to IS
Juniors Slo99 S4so cOttOns $795-Pcsed cotton sheots sp
royon sheots ed oocc printed cotton printed ccttcn sun
backs with okets silk ondcoitcn Mopece dresses Block brown
poSe Printed ond checked cottons long, short sleeveless
styles; broken sizes 10 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
cHILDREN'S WEAR

at Silver Spring and ShiriingtOn only
Sls9 to $3.50 Dresses and PnoFores, 81 to $500
s299 ond $3.50 Cotton Skirts, $l99 and S29o
Sl.99 and $3.50 Girls Cotton Blouses 81 end Sloo
$50 10 Sl099 Girls Summer Dresses 500 10 Sse9
$3.50 to $3.50 Sub Teen Dresses, 500 10 5000.
$50 and S2.99 Girls Blouses, 81 ond Si9o-
Sl.69 10 S29o Pfe-WoIker Suasuits, 81 10 Sle9
10 10 SS.oo fodder Dresses, Sie9 to s3so.
81 to Sl99 fodder Boy Shorts, soc 10 $780,
$3.50 10 S7e9 Robes S29o 10 S4S9
SzS5 to S39S lnfonts' Shoes, sie5.
ToddIsn Sl6s to S2so Sunsuhs 81 10 Sieo.
$3.50 BobydoI Poomos. Sl9SLoae- sse,so eoon knitted
paste eaittn On chesss pnk G. blue Sizes 4 to Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Sl79o TO $3.50 Dresses Slocne ond o pece styles sore With
ockets roon cfepe cocns silk sontnc oon end cotfcn
blends ono eetor: fon.rone dresses this oco
sken 10 &c % ond 4z 24A Nony cne or Two of kd
ord eoci, including posisS ard dark 5ooos many prints
Fifth Ftoor, Street. ord 1tcocs q, oil sranch Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
COTTON SHoP-5th Floor

WI ION SIIOT-Otn FI0OI
1922 ond $099 Cotton Dresses -Wop style "Topsee" dresses
N AbC cotton princess style poto dresses checked anqhon coo
styles pink oolo peoch blue green oc gold ond red "ood
printed cotton with gathered skirt Sizes 10 l8 but not och
style ond color
1929 $490 Cotton Dresses Coon eersucker sheer printed
pose domestic Dotted SWISS pod onohoms, satin striped ono-
nors cotton oce dresses polished coons nony ore few Of
kind but sizes include TO 10 ond nv 10 IN
ttth tIoor Street ond selections oil eronch Stores
$lo'' and $l4S9 coons S7oo-Sheer dotted bostes .o
oyn coon onoons domestic striped dotted SWISS scoop neck
oce trimmed cotton modo mory are one and Two Of knd =
sizes 10 10 ond few holt sizes
Fifth Floor Street ond selections Q, oil sronch Stores
SPORT DRESSES-5th Floor
Sl499 and SlSo9 Dresses So5cottons po cycle, ond prints
unoo-k sheoth ono deup styles White pink brown green od
beige N broken sizes 10 to TO-
SH9S to 1922 Dresses $l0cctons spun roons and silks in one
qo f"o PIECE Styles nored dfessy and suit types Checks
soDds OF pnk blue moze green grey broken 10 Mor
one Or two Of kind ond style
Szz'' SIS Dresses SlSSpun linen sheoths with MATCHING oco
s"eotefs neoed Dozen dress With matching orion s9eoe Blue
PIX. oeoe ard yellow sizes 10 10 Ia
1899 DresT ooefon Costume S2opeoed dress Win otcno
tucked DocFcn .oeket Pink CT blue IN sizes 10 10 IT,
Fifth Foo. Street ond oil sronch Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
BUDGET DREssEs-5th Floor

Sl49o TO Sl7.9o One and Two Piece Dresses, S7e5.
Doerons, cottons, royon crepes ond sheers, novelty
fobrcs in dressy ond cosuo styles, short ond %
sleeves. Light ond dark shades in sizes 10 to 20,
l4k 10 24H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Extra sl7.99 and s7N99
5000 Swim Suits u

Lote summer purchases from famous Makers
Styles and fobrics are the seasons topflieht
winners Sleek beauties in Lostex, cotton
dressnokers, prints and Solid colors. Blooner
styles, shorts styles, skirt styles! White. rose,
blue, gold and black Sizes 10 to 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
SUIT SHoP-3rd Floor

$500 Fomunns Moeen Suit $4o-Nov with ewe button Bro
ken'sizes II to l8
5000 Navy Teleo Dressmoker Suits $40-Szes ond H.
SlS Imported Pin Check Suits $SS-Now 10 end H. beige
in Z
$lS FOrstmonns pouo Tooed Suits Ss5-No sizes w. IA
ond To- black Is and Is
$lS Imported Sheer Wool Suits $85-Bon and Grey in sizes r.
grey size H.
wOmens S9S9 shumOkn Fonne Suits $-Bue CT grey in broken
sizes &C TO "A
WOmens $3.50 Tweed Suits s4o-Bue ond grey sizes ~ and A.
Womens $3.50 Silk and Wool Tweed Suits $5o-Noy or green
l4h end l6lz
SIS show cOIored Flannel Suits ss5-Grey or beige
5000 Fomous Make Checked Wool Suits S35-Noy or grey in
broken sizes IA to 70 ond u plus Is plus
Sll8 Imported Silk Tweed Suits $75-Beoe size H. no Y
ond a.
$4999 Assorted Suits $2oFonne tweed wool crepe in broken
sizes ond coors
:, Third FlooL Street end selections OF bronch stores
Weotheone $3.50 and $500 Hondmccher Suits SIG and $40
these famous suits eoS-core fobics light end dok coo
broken sizes but selection for ncrs ond prcpooned plus
Third Floor. Street and oy bronch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
BEAcHwEAR! sPoRTsWEAR!-3rd Floor

$l099 to $3.50 Skirts 81 ond S5Lmsns dp-dY coon roon
ond oceotes full ond slim styles Yellow beige pink 10 to To-
$3.50 $3.50 AWeother coo $40 ond $l5-Cotton ppn
IN beige; sizes to IA.
$3.50 ond $3.50 Dohns Suits and Beech coots $l2Desoke
cotton suits classic cotton Block white blue 10 to Is
$los0 Terry Beech coo $7S9 Short ond "a lengths white
blue or yellow small. medium ond large sizes.
$500 Cotton Shorts S29e-ltte boy shorts solids ond pod
cuffed styles now, brown ond red Sizes 10 to 6
$3.50 Cotton POy Dresses. $l4s9Bu ond purple Paisley prints
in sizes 10 to Is
$l6s9 to 5000 Sun Dresses $40 SPns and solid
IN Pink. block ond blue; sizes 10 to Is
1899 Classic Suits Sl0-lmported silk end oceoe blend in navy
black CT tongeune 10 to Is
$l4so and 1852 Royon Suits, $l0-Demoker and co styles
cord stripes checks Blue floc end brown 10 to IT,
$3.50 Wool Tweed Skirts S7s9slm style blue brown 10 to 49,
BLOUSES-3rd Floor
$3.50 to $7s9 Cotton Boues $3-Seeve short sleeve STYLE
sccp neckes, srt-sHe prints Pink blue, cod block ond
beige in the group sizes 10 to H.
$3.50 $o99 Summer Bouses $-Cotton oyon ond Doccns
sleeveless ond soseeVe Styles neckne eyeet flower
trims. white, beige noY or light blue in sizes 10 to To-
$999 Foshon Bou S5P beige ond blue cotton botste with
short sleeves, convertible colors Sizes 10 to l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
BUDGET sPoRTsWEAR-street Floor


s. - and s4s' Cotton sIou;e s. sseevee noon kdnke
v0e with SCOOP necknes. ona sleeve broodcoh shirts IN
y5e short sleeve pods or prints Of red ond with white Sizes
$o99 TwoPeee Dresses ssRed noy sheer cotton pod Sizes
$4'9 Cotton Knit Skirts ss-sm style with eIostc woistbond IN
Sa5e IS z end nd - = Yellow ond pink
seeved combed cotton puoves white pink Yellow onoeeved
81 sy 90 H win tolo1 neakns Smol medium Ior9e
Peter pon wee neeknes pink blue yellow Sizes 81 10 3d.
Street FOor Street shrlnston ord Silver Spring
STREET FLOOR MARKDoWNs
Jewelry-
sI49s Watches, s79s-.set With coIo,ed stones
pins mostly neofoknd store pieces some poste beod
- Jewel $l-Poste beods peos and stones necklaces eona
81 jsveI for s-Poste beods and some White oeckoc Gins
eoun9s 1toceeis some brooee set with stones others
Je@eIH plus Fed tox
s2s9 ond $3.50 Buseites szseeeess and baby dell sleeves wee
ond eooted neeEns dnp-dV fabrics botse white po;te
& Ascot Ties. sl--priuts end solid coors,
S399 Boercs, $2-Ddp-dV fobics pink or ood
s. and s. hyIOn Gloves $l49-Vte pink beige now sumner
s. Nylon Summer Fobde Gloves, for ST.
s. and 95 ceor Plastic Purses $3es-oroe and small sizes some
SIPS strov Boskets. ss-Fruit trim, double boodes
& Belts sl-snogbt and contour belts Of black patent oo,te
81 to Sl6s FomoUs Moks Hosiery. prs, $-ksorted coos size
Sis to slss seomIess and Kuee-H Nyon 81 or prs 0ss-
Beautiful sutton eocs asserted snail sizes
s. Royon Sotn Hosiery cases S.
$l5 S6s Mon 81 prDess shades ord dotme sheeY Full
'oSNoneo, oood Color ell sizes but not every style
s1495 to sls95 Shoe. $3.50
large 0yp Of fine dre., shoes from such foyote maker. q,
Pose lusfe Leother White Linen pumpsl coc Spectator
Styles White, poses black blue brown White conbnaon
eoeh SIZE n every style
Fourth Floor Street ond selections shneon and Silver SPRING
1925 Sllss Joyce and Rque couo Footwear B9O-edoe
nee tots sonoos pumps and sno-bocs sroNs ooe eo,he
mesn printed obnc ond poNderp caHns Broken SIZE econ
Fourth Floor Street ord Of shrhno,n and Silver sonno
ond White With Ugh end medium Reels
Street ond sbes son9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
FRENCH ROOM-2nd Floor

$2999 to 5000 Dresses $zoAmno them printed nyon chit
fons axured silks cottcn docrcn-ond-coon cocn
roon Crepe Gotten. silk ooonzo and voe pod ond
SeSeo eng pLneo cotCn PenY o. ooS snoGeS ono Pose
block and white cotton pn pques dotted se roon cepe
SILK cotopod and checked enohoms sheots, full skirts
boero styles sunbocks
few SIS Dresses, noY linen seo ond chiffon cottcn brown
ond green OF SIC
S4999 to 5000 Dresses $55-Sheahs full skirts Styles
costumes tobcs include silks roycn crepe coons organic
bned with silk end tucked coon eyet enbodee embroidered
ooondes; dark shodes prints some light coors
S5999 to $3.50 Dresses 5-Sk linens chtfons coons oends
ond fobrcs in tbs ooup; styles ncuoe boeo costumes suit
ond block
5000 S55 French Room Fashions $685. SIS and SS5
These ore okdmcstN cocktail ond evening dresses end
few costumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
WHY GROW OLD?
Teen-Agers Also
Benefit From
Marathon Plun
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Evidently one can feel old
at any age. I always have con-
tended that age is much more
a state of mind and of health
than of years. The following
letter is from a 17-year-old
girl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Or. EDWIN A. LAWRENCE.
Cancer Expert, Dies at As

Detroit News)
THE DEVIL TAKING PERHAPS A QUARTER or A
CENTURY VIA INVOLUNTARY MENTAL AssAssI.
NATION AND SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE OF
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY. WHICH IS SATURATED
WITH THE DEvIL!-ANMAL MAGNETISM
AND sUFFocATEs ITS VICTIMS DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL SENSE THEIR THINKING, THEIR
VERY LIVES HERE!
HIS RELIGIoN-oNE OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEsl-WAs ITSELF TOO MUcHA
PRISONER OF THE DEVIL TO HAVE WEANED
DR. LAWRENCE FROM THE DEvILsH. SPIRITUAL
LUNAcY OF SEEKING TO FIND A CURE FOR THE
See Cancer Expert Dies Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Jesus Will Soon Come"
Yes, To The Pure In Heart

BECAUSE HE IS EVERYWHERE PRESENT, HERE
AND NOW, IN HIS DIvNITY-AND YOURS, Too!-IN
MY CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH TO ALL LEsl!l-INDISPEks
INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE TO DELINQUENT
PARENTS AND THEIR sENSUALLYMINDED
OFFSPRING OF THE MEsMERIsM OF ADAM AND
EVE THOUGHT WHICH THE DEVIL MIs-cALLs
THE BIOLOGICAL URGE'-AN EXPLANATION
WHICH THROWS DUST IN YOUR EYES!
JESUS KNEW THE suBTLETY or THE WORLD.
THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL" Hence. His vigorous
admonitions:
See-School 'Pettng'- Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Girl Dies Of SeaIds"

(Windsor Daily Start
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE,
Our friendly neishbor Windsor, Canada, and ito
daily paper report the tragic death-IN BELIEF
OF l4month old girl died in Motel Dieu this morning
Naonday after being scalded in bath tub" late Friday
sfternoon-smpls time for a Gods Christ Science
healingi
"Cheryls was the daughter Of MIR. and MIRA Gerald
Suave ~.
IL 70 unfortunate that that home was deficient In ito
recognition and acceptance Of My Indispensable m
comparable imperative Christ--"Second Coming
Mraels Science Messiah Millennium to all peoplesili
The four European cripples are Satan bound"i
Animal magnetism forces them 10 function h a mental
straight jackst--IN BELIEF.
See Girl Dies Of sealds-- RAsss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
:" state Aid $4,000 Short"
A Devils Democrat!

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE DEMOCRATS DETEsT EFFICIENT, HONEST
BUSINESS coLosSI IN POLITICAL POWERS
II is Of typical political maadminisrsifon that Sec
rotary Of State Branch office would be permitted TO retain
accumulated S75,00oi!!
Whereas, honest, efficient business administration
would SEE TO IT. that not than Io N2o Of that
would be scevmvIang in the hands Of political office
holder
We, the Detroit Tribune. LAY THIS THEFT, indirectly
AT THE FEET OF GOVERNOR WILLIAMS. A SLIPPERY
DEMOCRAT, DEMACoCUEl
See State Aid Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Radio, Tv Called Still Too Brutal

IN. Y. Tribune)
God to His Detroit Tribune:
THE DEVIL-ANIMAL MACNETISM-A'IA SEX
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, AND TOBACCO,
PROMOTES THE ANTI-CHRIST EASY
VIOLATIONS OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
AND DISCRACES MY MESSIAH NATION
THE US. TO ALL THE NATIONS.
AND RESULTS IN SICKNESS DISEASE,
)EFORMITIES, PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITIES,
AND EARLY DEATHS-"THE WAGES OF SIM.
RADIO, Tv CALLED STILL TOO BRUTAL
LEGISLATURE UNIT REPORTS ON STUDY
BY EDWIN HOLDEN
Excerpts from NY. Tribune)
ALBANY, Mar. S-Despite all attempts at self
regulation radio and TV programs still placing too
much emphasis brutality and violence in many Of
their programs, joint legislative committee said here
today.
See-Radio TV Called Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
They Toll Not, Neither Do
They Spin
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THE REDS ON THE NEcKs or THEIR 'coMRADEsi-
A. =. r.. cs.+t +
The congress Of The Communist party In Moscow heard
that too many people being admitted TO party member
ship and that most Of them Of the wrong kind The
figures given by Nikols khrUshehev party first
isry, show that The party has q membership Of T.
2is,so5, Of whom 6,795s96 regular members and
4I96oS candidate members In 1888, after siain pvrsss
total membership 100000.
See They Toll Not Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Noted Surgeon Links
Cancer To Cigarettes
BY JEAN PEARSON

Within IS years in every three In the United
States will have Of The lung Dr. Alton oehsnsr Of
New Orleans, Of the nations top authorities,
said Wednesday In Detroit.
He held eisarsi smoking chiefly 10 blame.
Speaking a. The annual scientific meeting Of The Miehi-
can State Medical Society Dr. oehsnsr said The increase
IN lung Is assuming almost spdsme proportions
Not only 10 Of the lung increasing more Than
any other type Dr. oehsnsr said exceeds ell other
IN men,
See Noted Surgeon Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
Clergy Divided in North, South on
Segregation
BY ROBERT S. BALL

BY ROBERT S. BALL Detroit News)
MONTGOMERY, Ala. March 8-organred religion is
split on the issue Of desegregation.
Northern pensioners would be shocked al Of
the being delivered from southern pvIps the
racial ISSUE And good many ministers in the Deep South
resentfv Of the preaehngs and resolutions emanang
from the North.
The middle group Is being obIiterstsd by passion and
the constant threat Of economic repriss social osrse
On only point are the southern elergymen united
nonvoIenee.
See-Cergy Divided Page IL