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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
Holiday Marked
By Ethiopidns

Members of the Ethiopian
colony in Washington were in
vited to the Embassy Of Ethio-
pia on Saturday for a Christ
mas Eve party-which was not
a delayed celebration.
According to the Ethiopian
calendar, this is the year 194s
and yesterday was Christmas
Day, an Embassy official ex-
planned.
In observance Of the holi-
day. Ambassador and Nine.
Deressa entertained for their
countrymen in Washington.
The menu for the 7 pm. fete
featured various kinds of curry
dishes typical Of their native
land.
A traditional Christmas Day
event in Ethiopia is a feast at
the palace to which hundreds
are invited. The Emperor also
presents a small Christmas
gift to every student in the
Capital, a way Of showing his
interest in education, accord
ing to embassy aides here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
BY ELEM
Fashion Editor Of The Star

NEW YORK, Jan. g.
Women are going to be singing
a fashion refrain that will
probably go something like
this-"Where, oh where has
the waistline gomez"
When the new spring and
summer clothes find their way
onto the store racks and finally
onto their backs. women will
discover that tickle fashion
has started operating on a
two-way street. Tunic dresses
and long-torso styles drop the
waistline to the hipbone or
thigh or the Empire line raises
it to the armhole. Adaptations
of the Chinese sheath find the
dress line cut straight, not
hugging the figure but just
softly enclosing it.
ANOTHER SONG. THE
Breeze and l." may wind up
being a fashion hit parade
favorite, too. with the many
streamers. semiattached pam
els, floating overskirts, and
sashes with long ends that
create motion.
REPLACING THE WORD
elegant" will be another
French word "soignee." mean
ing perfectly groomed as well
as being perfectly dressed.
OTHER TRENDS poking
their way to the top include a
backtracking into history for
inspiration from the French
Directoire period Q795-1800).
the English Regency Q8l0-
1920 and the beginning of the
goth century. Geographically
the continent of Asia stars on
the fashion map, From Turkey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09

Friday mornings from $3.50 to
1880. The starting date is
January 20; the place will be
In the Bethesda area. There
will also be registration for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09

and at the Tuxedo Autumn
Ball, and is a member Of the
Vincent Club and a provisional
member Of the Junior League.
Her paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Murray Forbes
of Wellesley, Mass.
Mr.. Walker was graduated
from st. Paul's School. and
received his ALB. degree from
Harvard College in 1850, where
he was a member of the Hasty
Pudding Club and the Por-
cellian Club. He also received
a degree from the Harvard
Graduate School Of Design In
1855, and is with the archi-
tectural firm Of Shepley, Bull
finch, Richardson and Abbott.
Mr.. Walker is the grandson
of Mr.. James Amory Sullivan
of AShfield, Mass, and the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stewart
Walker of Staten Island. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-You
can retire one pet phrase OF
the not-so-gallant gentlemen
who greet a new hat with the
words Call that a hat? Why
it's nothing more than a cup
of velvet"
For this season they'll have
no difficulty seeing a woman's
hat rise above the crowd with
a crown that may strongly
resemble a giant-size mer-
ingue.
The three hat collections
we've seen, those Of Emme.
Laddie Northridge and Sally
Victor, lead us to the conclu-
sion the little hat is dead.
Long live millinery that pos
sesses elements of romance.
color and a bold affirmation
that here indeed is a hat.
High pill boxes swathed
with silk print or chiffon.
huge bonnet shapes and a hat
that Emme calls her New
cloche" bring to, mind the
days when the deep, wide
basket cloches were worn at
eye-level. Their great crowns
are further played up with
floating chiffon scarfs. The
Jaguar can take a back seat.
We're back to the days when
the automobile first made its
mark not only in the automo-
tive field but in millinery.
Due for a Comeback
Fabric hats are particularly
beautiful at Sally Victor's. A
white pure silk wide-brimmed
hat has trapunto detail worked
out on the beautiful floral
print. From Sally comes a hint
that casual tailored shapes in
hats are due for a big come
back. Those Of neutral linen
like straws pointed up with
navy, rust or black grosgrain
trims are very much in keeping
with the big play resort type
fashions are getting.
She says the shiny black hat
for spring and summer will
score. Flower hats take on a
new dimension in the new large
shapes. Our pet was a high
rising carnation nosegay-type
hat in this group. The hats
Of the men of the Near and
Far East have inspired groups
such as the silhouettes she calls
her Punjab pillboxes and the
TAI Mahal," an undulating
shape piled high with pale pin
and white roses.
Sally's penchant for calling
on whimsy but not using the
inspiration to create silly hats,
is seen in her use of sennett
braid for several sailor hats.
Maurice Chevalier used it for
his famous straw hats. Sally
takes it and uses white kid to
face the underneath and band
one of her creations.
Floppy brims, diversified
toques, great hats that have
domes, plateaus the like of
which you haven't seen in
years. are top news from the
milliners.
Nothing New
To Laddie Northridge the
big hat is nothing new. He's
been a fond advocate of the
more hat" look for years. We
like his lattice work hats and
solid-color large hats. One in
particular, Of ebony straw, had
a bow detail worked out in the
front of the wide side-to-side
silhouette.
There's a fruit basket hat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
Editor to Address
Knives Meetino

Jay Carmody. drama editor
Of The Star, will be the guest
speaker at a luncheon meet
ing Of the Ki-Wives of Wash
ington at 1890 pm, Wednes-
day in the Woodner Hotel. Mr..
Carmody will discuss new
plays.
Frank Gatewood, new presi-
dent of the Kiwanis Club, will
be a guest at the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
| Don't Throw Awuy
n. IA. ". WaShinuto

n. M. w washington
For those wishing to dispose
Of old Christmas and other
greeting cards. the following
organizations will be glad to
have them. They are used as
teaching aids, decorations and
recreation for invalids:
San Jose Convento, San Ger
man, Puerto Rico.
Frei Teodardo. Colegio Sera-
fico, Taquari, Rio Grande dc
Sui, Brazil.
Sister Edmund, st. Teresa
Mission on the Hill, Mango,
Nyasaland. British East Africa.
The Reverend Macmillan
Murphy, Catholic Mission. the
presbytery Chaguanas, Trini-
dad. British West Indies.
Mother Mary Augustine,
F.B.S., Bon Secours Convent.
4 Campbell road. Bungalore
(Mysore State), India.
Father s. Sofa, rector, 1.-THE
Retreat" Yercaud (Salem Dt.) ,
India.
Mark packages Printed
Matter. Donation" Do not
seal. Tie securely with string.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
Miss Forbes
to
Mr.. Walker

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Cochrane Forbes of Needham.
Mass, announce the betrothal
of their daughter Alexandra
Robbins to Mr.. James Amory
Sullivan Walker. She is the
granddaughter Of Mrs. Warren
Delano Robbins of Washing
ton and the late Warren Delano
Robbins, former United States
Minister to Canada.
Mr.. Walker is the son Of
Mrs. Norman Stewart Walker
Of New York City and the late
Mr.. Walker.
Miss Forbes, who was grad
uated from the Beaver Country
Day School. is now attending
Garland Junior College. She
was presented at the Boston
Debutante Cotillion in 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
FASHION NOTEBOOK
'Soignee' to Replace
Elegant in Fashion

to India and Japan come col
ors that vibrate like those seen
in an Oriental bazaar, embroi-
deries that originally saw their
first light of day in those
countries. and gossamer like
fabrics.
Behind Your Back
What goes on behind your
back in a new spring and sum-
mer coat, suit. or dress will
help stamp it as NEW for the
season. Shape, drape. decora-
ton and back buttoning of
many styles make the term
grand exit" rather than
grand entrance" timely.
THIS IS going to be the sea-
son of the great individualist
in fashion. The woman who
dares to be different will find
herself competing with the
woman who enjoys a serene
approach to the subject. Both
will discover that understate-
ment, by day and feminine
frou frou or siren allure by
night will guide their choice
of a new outfit.
PRINTED SILKS, printel
satin, and print trims seem to
say that It's going to be a big
season for the dash Of color in
a costume.
FLOWERS will bloom on
everything from Bermu d a
shorts to evening gowns. and
look for the fashion story to
be told in bold color. When
neutrals like black. grey. or
navy enter into the picture.
you'll see them dramatiZed
with strong contrasts Of white,
beige with black. and white
picked up with the popular
rovv rod ~. hrnwY1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

with aspirin: For PINT size
peel and core apples and cut
in quarters. Place apples in
jar; add one aspirin; I'LL with
cold tap water. Wind the lid
on very tight. No heating
necessary to seal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
Soy II in Spanish

Conversational Spanish can
be fun In a new course being
offered for beginners by the
Montgomery County Depart
ment Of Adult Education on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09
Miscellany
r. Fdirfar

r., Fdirtdr
The tendency Of orion
sweaters to get "fuzz- balls"
can be greatly reduced by
turning them inside out when
you wash and dry them.
Mrs. w., Washington
To Mrs. M. j. s., Silver
Spring: Pressing will remove
the odor from your Grapes
cleaned with V-----. And
thanks to the readers who re-
piled to my questions in regard
to plastic storm windows. I
am using them inside and am
very much pleased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-09

Mrs. S. J. ", Falls Church
Reply to.Mrs. c. J. u, Gin
ton, regarding canning apples
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08

family s trying 10 compel The ~ II undergo sbsssvn
wsddne though he has dveksd and enlisted In the aed
services.
Tin The shIrd esss ths ssmS L moving from cur etv
bsesvss - hes lsiIsn So would you please sapssas
this problem n your column
eve wssk your ser0yusn stand w In front q YOU and
sxpan ~ propsr rvss sss ss esMs Of s They your
psvcheoeies -umplsss" RsnsWbss ufs hes Just logical
and fixed rules does baseball feebsl. Oh you'll find
some kids n high school who still juvenile They
"srsndstsn and will not cooperate In team play the
hasshall diamond
And so n Is in social Hs The rules Of society prescribe
that young people shall not indulge IN sexual rssons prior
the wedding ceremony. This lew IKE sks regulations in
the baseball rule book has been developed hsesvss has
proved helpful TO ths game we'll 10 The psysr
Young folks. you HE middle link IN ihrssiink
chain comprising your parents yevrse and your children
yet unborn Your parents hsvs sacrificed and actually spent
over $4,000 cash Just ysv 10 The senior year Of
high school, So YOU should not break their hearts by stupid
behavior date And would hs grossly unfair your
unborn children bear Them out os vsdeck That launches
. child with strike against u.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Judaism Loses Son
lTinss)

Morton l. FREEDMEN, ~. CTimss)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE,
THE DEVIL TOOK rs YEARS VIA UNcHRIsTtIKE
THINKING, DIVNELY UNscIENTlFlc, uNsPIRITUAL.
seNSuouS PRAYERS. DISCIPLINE, LEADERSHIP
THE DEvL-ANIMAL MAGNETIsM-iN HIS
RELIGION THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION, CULTURE.
AND BUSINESS
cTimssEssrviess for Morton L. friedman. and
vesPresidsn OF the pursko Paint end Color CO.. will b
from fhs Brown Memorial Chapel Of Temple Beth Fl.
M Friedman ives member Of ths Detroit Tennis Club
Temple Beth e. National Paint Msnvfsevrsrs Association
and was World War u veteran He died after short Ut
ness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Red Wings Linked

Continued from psgs y
EASY VIOLATIONS or THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
AND AIDING IN THE TEMPORARY covER-UP OF THE
sAME-ALL THE TIME IGNORING OUR. JESUS
AND NY, BASIC FACT FOR THAT "PEAcE or GOD
WHICH PASsETH ALL UNDERSTANDINGS
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING; IT IS THE
SPIRIT THAT QUIcKENETH THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT. AND THEY
ARE LIFE"I-John 6:63 !,
No alcohol tobacco eligible for 6. s. church
membership! Honest Christian Scientists do not drugstore
misunderstanding syrvps" for vnrepsntant sinners!
Gods Christ Science Messiah Truth Medieins-neom
parsbs-exevdes other 'sods'i
RED WINGS LINKED 70 WHISKY DEALS
PLAYERS BOUGHT CANADIAN LIQUOR
WHICH REACHED GAMBLING CAR
BY Ralph Nelson free Press
Some Detroit Red Wing players brought back Cana
dian whisky to Alfred varga, former lieutenant Of Russell
Tc SRI notorious Downrivsr gambler. during the es3-s4
hockey season. II revealed Friday
Some Of ihe whisky lacking United States tax stamps
found way into the cellar Of Tricks 100000 mansion at
7l2 Buckingham, Lincoln Park and part Of $4,000
cache eonfseaied in police raid the night before the final
game Of the 1854 Stanley Cup pIayoas.
Jack Adams Red Wings general manager said Friday
that he bIew the whistle his players associations with
varga when Federal official told him about Vargas police
record and gambling background q q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Dr.. George w. Crane

Continued from Back Page)
EXPERIMENTATION WHICH THERE WILL BE NO
ESCAPE AND TRIUMPH OVER, OUTSIDE or MY INpIs-
PENsABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRIS.
TAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT - NY GREATEST AND
ONLY PURE AND MATURE AND COMPLETE,
RELIGIOUS, AND THERAPEUTIC SYSTEMS IN ALL
THE WORLD. IN ALL TIME. AND AN IMPERATIVE
EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL MONITOR AS WELL
THE WORRY CLINIC
BY Dr.. George w. Crane m. r. Tribuns)
Case 1881: The Rev. Jerome @. aged fhirfyfovr Is
able clergyman in ksnsas
pv Crane. city probably above The average level
Of srsey and morality" he began. yet find
girls from good church homes fhsf INDUCING Illicit
ssxvsI ssrs Last semester for instance, three girls who
we're msmbsss Of Young Peoples Society had drop out
Of high school because Of pregnancy.
They he'd insisted going steady although their parents
opposed H. Now Of hs girls has been shipped 10 Okla
hsms 10 bear her baby there and LOT be adopted Anos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08

knowledge and experience may be Of limited value, in
decd until refined end purified and the posssssors thereof
submit 10 repentance Of SIM and in meeness and humility
permit themselves TO be examined by My dvney scientific
chrsks, spiritual Word available only in Ny Incompatible
Christian Science which, followed by daily study
end intelligent submission TO fine discipline Of the Christian
Science heavenly facilities enable the middle individuals
TO be wise eovnseors Of youth and adults too the psalms
and proverbs truly declare:
1.-THE PRINCIPLE THING is TO GET WISDOM AND
UNDERSTANDING; THEY ARE MORE TO BE DESIRED
THAN GOLD SILVER, AND RUBES AND ALL THE
THINGS ONE CAN DESIRE ARE NOT TO BE COMPARED
UNTO THEM THEY BRING HEALTH LONG LIFE
HONOR. AND WEALTH.
And remember, Jesus said: seek We FIRST THE
KINGDOM or GOD AND HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS AND
ALL THESE THINGS SHALL BE ADDED UNTO YOU
LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY"-"A HUNDREDFoLp"-
Jesus declared TO Peter who had left ali he Master
and asked re his reward
What greater reward could desire TO discern
and demonstrate "A NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW EARTH"
ohn Rsvsisfjon) for self and ehers enabling
ssrss The sxevsveness Of onpresent heaven
lhs end hs utter vnreaiy Of THE CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL [so-csedl ExISTENcE"-p. 272. sab.
Free Press-Oeeries Job Plight Of Executives Past 49,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Significant Premature Deaths!

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
OF HOMES. CHURCHES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS
EDUCATION. CULTURE. THERAPEUTICS. VOID OF, OR
DEFICIENT IN. MY INDISPENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH,
FULFILLING OUR, JESUS AND NY. PROMISE AND
PROPHECY OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER WHO WILL
TEACH YOU ALL THINcS"-FULFILLED UPON
NY APPOINTMENT. IN LESS THAN A YEAR AFTER
THE MARTYRDoM OF MY BELOVED ABE LINCOLN.
OF MARY BAKER EDDY. NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET.
ESS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH. MASTER HEALER SECOND ONLY
TO CHRIST JESUS. AND GREATEST LEADER SINCE
THE MASTERS
Detroit Times)-
Toward Oslo. 40, chief clerk In the Wayne County
coroners office buried in Holy Sspvehrs Cemetery
died Of heart attack leaves his wife. two sons and
three daughters. :"
MICHAEL NJ HoRETsKI. ~. retired pssromsn Of De.
froif Police drowned buried In Mt Oivet csmsiery
GERALD p. DRzYMALA. H. drowned in Hollywood.
csI, while visiting his father, Or. Stanley Dvysnas
1.-TWO MOTHERS AND THEIR ONLY SONS WERE
KILLED WHEN THEIR AUTO CRASHED INTO TRUCK -.
Mrs. Evelyn Perry ~ Ronns g. Mrs. Wnifrsd RowoIdt;
son. Tommy, TO- :"
"sHEILA BURNS. IS going out with Tvreo hoy
frIsnd) TO get them Valentine Tvreo's of fhs
road and struck tree shsia was insiantIykIsd."
"SHEILA WAS VERY RELIGIOUS SHE WAS VERY
POPULAR WITH THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ALIKE.
SHE FORMERLY WENT TO OUR LADY or GRACE SCHOOL.
THE SISTERS LOVED HER."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08

(Coutnued from Back Pase)
The DEVILS aniChrst, MYTHICAL Adam and Eve ego
and psyehoesy births sin. disease DEATH dsformi
ties disasters wsrsl CONCEIVED IN Job - into
which oil human beings bornl-
And only Ny Chosen Psope-chrisflike Christian Scion.
-srs Substantially liberated and daily increasing that
liberation. They sIens 81 oil peoples take seriously ntsi
sently. invitation and protective sdmonifion
"eE YE THEREFORE, PERFECT EVEN AS YOUR FATHER
WHICH IS IN HEAVEN [omniprsssnil IS PeRFEcT"i
Hence The too tragedies disasters. in ell fields
Of transport Of the DEVILS dvpss relying upon the false gods Of
fhs DEVILS billion alcohol beverage and tobacco industries
and drug msdene soothing syrvps for vnrepentant
SINNERS fhe devil selling them q bill Of goods brass for gold
Jogging their thinking Ny STILL. SMALL VOICE." rob-
bling Them Of the "PEAcE OF GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL
UNDERSTANDING" - THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD,
WHICH IS FoolisHNEss WITH coDT
IS or n DIE IN ALEUTIAN PLANE CRASH
Detroit News)
VANCOUVER. B. c., Aug 30.-UP)-A Tokyobovnd
Canadisn Psefe srnsr ersshisnded U. S. air
hs rugged Aevan early today killing IS Of the ~ persons
board.
company spokesman said fhe fovrengined Dc-6B
crashed when reared into the Cold Bay air base efvel
after completing hs first leg Of scheduled eighhovr flight
from Vancouver.
The plane carried IL passengers and eight members
Names Of fhs dead not immediately released
Rescue and doctors from the Cold Bay base 7l0
miles northwest Of Vancouver pulled survivors from the
wrsesge The injured taken TO the base hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Death Of James Weber,

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
AND THE NEWSPAPERs-vOID OF, OR DEFICIENT
IN OUR IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH!
THEY ARE SATAN BoUND'-DALIEs AND THE
RELIGIOUS!
PART z
THE DEvlL-ANIMAL MAcNETIsM-RoBBED NY
PRECIOUS SERVANT. MR. WEBER, HIS DEAR ONES.
AND SOCIETY. OF A QUARTER OF CENTURY,
BEcAUsE-DETRoIT's RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP TOO
IMMATURE AND TOO IMPURE. TOO DEFICIENT
~ NY INDISPENSABLE. IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SECOND 'coMINC"-MAsTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLES
HENCE. MR. WEBER, NOT CLOSE ENOUGH TO AN
HoNEsT-To-coD CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. DID NOT
HOLD AS VALID FOR HIMSELF JESUS POWERFUL
LESSON OF REFUSAL TO BE KINcl
LATE MR. EDsEL FORD. so. LIKEWISE DEFRAUDED
Both. Mr. Webber and Mr.. Ford robbed Of precious
hours that should have been spent alone with Me- their
"Fstherother God aILharmonousl They involuntary
DEVILS dvpes!-"Ioved the praise OF than hs
praise Of Cod"
Shining Adams Ewes, DEVILS dupes saturated their
with the ERRONEOUS beliefs Of 1.-THE cHAsT
LY FARCE OF MATERIAL so-calIedl EXISTENCE! Hence.
they robbed Of actual POWER TO BECOME SONS OF
CoO~l-John l:l2.
And per Jesus and l. TO you: BEHOLD HAVE
GIVEN YOU POWER OVER ALL THE [socaedl power
OF THE ENEMYrfhe DEVILS human, ansiChrisf Adam and
Eve and psychology Of human births SIM disease. DEATH
dsformies, disasters, commvnssI morfas ICON
cEvED m sIN"-Jeb-"AND No-T-HI-Nc SHALL BY
ANY MEANS HURT your
THE DEVILS DuPEs, THE NoNcHRIsrIAN scEN.
lists! ARE SUCKERS FOR THE ILLUSIONS AND
DELUsIoNs THAT SICKNESS. DISEASE. AND
pEFoRMITlES CAN BE CAUSED BY MICROSCOPIC
VRUsEs. GERMS, MICROBES Etc. SUCH DAMNABLE,
pEvILIsH FoLLYI-'sIDE SHOWS BEING GIVEN CREDIT
FOR THE MAIN PERFoRMANcEr
MY CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG CHRISTIAN
SclENTIsTs!-WILL INFORM AND DEMONSTRATE TO
REPENTANT SINNERS. HAVING REACHED THE
STATUS OF SPIRITUALLY BANKRUPT MURDERoUs
HEBREW. INTELLECTUAL APPRENTICE FOR THE
RABBNATE. SAUL. NEARLY READY TO BECOME MY
HEROIC, GIGANTIC APOSTLE, ST. PAUL. LORD.
WHAT WILT THOU HAVE ME TO DOT"
50, WE AWAIT HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS,
PRoTEsTANTs AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL READINESS FOR GENUINE HEALING,
NOT THE WHiTEWAsHEs OF THE DEVILS MATERiA
MEDICAL osTEoPATHY cHIRoPRAcTcE. SENSUAL
psYcHoLo CCAL ENDEAvoRs, AND IMMATURE
(Contiuued Next Column. TOP)
pETRoiT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPT. Q, 1856
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Ffuehauf Denies F1C-

CONTINUED from Page III
or ADAM AND EVE DEVILS pUPEs or THE FoU4
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs The CHRIST
SCIENCE VOID Observation-Disclosures or
THE DEVIL, EVERY SINGLE oMel-
DETROIT TRIBuNE's SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH
THE WORLD THE FLESH AND THE peWL" A1e0 1hs
SPIRITUAL TREAsoN!!!. or THE DEVILS DEMO-
CRATIC M-.SlEADERsHlP. INFlicTiNG uFoh TINS
BELOVED COUNTRY THE PEARL HARsoN tNFAMY
or THE DEVIL m DEMOCRATIC LAUNDERING AND
RAcKerEERlNc AND THE SABOTAGE OF NY
MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS OF THE
H. s. DOMINANT MILITARY STRENGTH ~
TRUMAN 81 s-HENcE KOREA!
We close with that much loved saying which God dc
iasd NY beloved DsvshsrRevssfor. Mary Baker eddv
"DlvlNE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET. AND ALWAYS
WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED'r
And, 10 Jesus TO you: "FEAR NOT, LITTLE FLOCK IT
IS YOUR FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE you
THE klNc0oMY. and
WHATSOEVER THINGS YE DESIRE IN PRAYER.
B-ELLEvi-Nc. YE SHALL REcEIvET
HOWEVER. "YoUR HEAVENLY. omnipressntl
FATHER KNowETH WHAT THINGS YE HAVE NEED or
BEFORE YE ASK HIM!
FRUEHAUF DENIES r. 7. c.'s MONOPOLY CHARGE
TRAILER FIRM CITES SMALL BUSINESS AID
free Press)
Frvehsuf Trailer Co., replying TO monopoly charges by
the Government said Monday its acquisition Of five leading
truck trailer manufacturers has not Iesened competition
resulted monopoly in the transportation equip
menf field"
President Roy Frvehsvf commenting Federal Trade
Commission complaint prepared statement said the effect
Of acquisitions flower transportation costs for
the people all The nation"
The ETC complaint charged FrvehaUf with violating the
sntmerger law by acquiring five Of its chief competitors
The complaint said Frvehavf alone accounted for 81 per
Of years 1871 million in trailer sales while it,
subsidiaries sold another II per cent.
Some 100 other companies, the agency said share the
naming 81 per cent Of the market.
The complaint also charged that Frvehavf welded Po-
tentisl monopoly power by offering special financing deals
which its competitors match.
In This section Of he complaint Frvehavf said
the eompanys financing Fruehavf Trailer Finance Co..
makes capital available "a multitude Of small businesses
whose needs be supplied by shorterm commercial
bank lenders who compete for funds in the long,
capital market with large corporate borrowers"
He added our perfectly free al all times
pay cash arrange their financing through any medium
they desire"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Deeries Job Plight
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