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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
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iss6Affsr resousIy bankrupt spiritually iratorous
Messiah nation oil the nations srfdom Of Ny beloved
As tLncoIn comparable TO the marfyrdom Of John the
Baptist appointment Of incompatible Prophecies Daughter
Rsvsistor Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. who the third day
Of supposedly fatal injury. makes Declaration Of In
dependency from the devils maieria mediea psychology
Of the ssi and te New Testament for genuine
healing Observation-Disclosures 9. Verses through 8, IS I'M
MEDiATELY HEALEDl-sse as.
And God Intensity diefaon. begun with parents Of
Mary Baker Eddy. and on into her goth year. 1910!
And Ny beloved Mary. DavshterReveIator is My great
Ny incorporate imperative Christian Science textbook
bsrsor protector Ny Chosen King James Protestant
Bible Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddyy master Healer miracle worker, edv
Gator imperative Iiberse the devils anfiChrs Adam
Eve human races from their fraudulent, MYTHICAL,
"cHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-caedl EXISTENCE"
p. IN. S&H.
FIND AL n ON ITALIAN PLANE DEAD
tNews)
tossAkA, Italy Dec. 24.-AP)--Rsseve teams today
climbed 70 he wsckaqe Of an italian arner missing In the
Alps since Saturday night and rsdoed that al II aboard
srs xdssd"
.lneivasd were American couple Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Grey f Greenwood Miss Their wo daughters, six and
Nswsns waiting inMsn TO spend Christmas with them.
The Italian Airline Dc-3 had powed into the side OF
mountain near the little village Of Malaga Bon the north
Of l00l6foot Mt cinor In the Treno Of northern
Iisy's Doomiss Alps.
The frst rescue team reach fhe spot said number
% b5ss were inside The Useage and others were scat
tered around shs wreckage"
The Blame vanished on flight from Rome to Milan
win IS Italian passengers four crswmen and he two
Americans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05

GLORIOUS OUTLOOK:
OUR GLORIOUS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT.
WITH TIE LOVE AND POWER FLOWING OUT FROM
TIE MOTHER CHURCH, Is TOUCHING, AT LEAST
INDIRECTLY ALL RACES AND PEOPLES. AND IS
~ PROCESS OF FuLFlLlMENT or GODS AND
MRS. EDDrs PROPHECY. EARLY m THE 10Th
CENTURY, TO THAT CONCORD MONITOR NEWS
PAPER MAN:
TT IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
scIENcE'Is DESTINED 10 BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS. ON
THIS PLANET"I
DEFENSE VS.. MENTAL MALPRACTICE THE svbtIsty
Of the deviI!-snimsI mss,ssism)
On fhe bottom Of p. a. Science and Health. read:
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS BE A LAW TO YOUR
SELVES THAT MENTAL MALPRACTICE CANNOT
HARM YOU EITHER WHEN ASLEEP OR WHEN
AWAKE"
am grateful that God hes ssrsed me to The necessity
Of being "A LAW UNTO MYSELF according TO Christ
To 90 along bndy with the coNcENSUS OF OPINION
IS DANGEROUS
In MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS" we read Of Mrs.
Now, advise you to go back your homes and work
individually and alone with God. the sublime answers TO s
qvesonsl (paraphrased.
DISCUSSION WITH 75-year-oId PSYcHIATRIST or
INTERNATIONAL REPUTE WHO DIDN'T LIKE "ElTHER-
OR" POSITIONS, to which answered:
Your position has merit, to be None Of like
arbitrary. dogmatc opinions. But. doctor. I'm you'll
with that he genius Of America upon nd
vidvafy!
The Christian Science movement teaches to be "A
LAW UNTO OURSELVES ACCORDING 70 scHRlSTT
Note the reader: We said further the doctors That
type Of independence guards against infringing upon the
rights Of others II is designed to WORK OUT THE GREAT
EST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST NUMBER!
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
US. Urged To-

Only Yesterday Nehrv refusing in the United Ma
lions TO condemn Soviet aggression in Hungary. He
II lsmsy with ihe argument that he had diff
fersnily worded resolution to offer substitute In fhs
final showdown, however, India The only non-com-
munst government refuse support the Of free
dom and justice
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ouif you like men. be strong;
There's work 10 do.
There's a world TO make new.
There's a call for men who are brave
and frue--
OnI on with the songi
Quit you like men. be strong;
There's a year Of grace.
There's q God 70 face.
There's another heat in the great
world race
Spesdl speed with q sonsi
WILLIAM HERBERT HUDNu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05

(3snsss, "ssrvsess . will b. held q 7:3o pm ~ ths
william R. Hamilton Funeral Home died In her hssrs
In Crosse reinss isssv long rsss ds0uhssr 81 shs
late vsslssr & oxssby. prominent ssssrrsy. -"
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JAN. S. 1857 IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
700 DEAD on Is. Roads
teswSrsst 'ssvm sssk ~,
PART
Guilt Of the Devil Billion s
'RStIlets! -Sex-tfe Devil 'h-Bomb'!

BILLION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
RAckETS! IeiLLloN TOBACCO INDUSTRY
RAckETsl BILLION DRUG STORE MEDICINE
INDUSTRY RAckETsZ'sooThsNc SYRUPs FOR
UNREPENTANT SINNERS. m WHICH THESE MORTAL
THOUGHT PSEUDO ESCAPES. BURLEsoUE DIVINE
SUBSTANCE AND IDEAS. AND PRACTICALLY FOG
Tb1E THINKING or TIE DEVILS ADAM-EvE
DUNES VS.. MY ~SrllL SMALL VOICE." BRINGING
TO nv CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. EARLY, DAILY
STUDENTS or THE INCOMPATIBLE IMPERATIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LEssoN.sERMoNs,
COVERING rs VITAL SUBJECTS TWICE A YEAR
DIVINE PROTECTION AND THE PEACE OF GOD
WHICH PASSETH ALL [nfsrior UNDERSTANDING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05
Object Of Mother Church Manual

TO PROTECT BUDDING THOUGHT" WITH
WITH DIVINE LOVE!
You know that Mrs. Eddy has stated that the object Of
the Church Manual is to "HEDCE ABOUT THE BUDDING
THOUGHT WITH DIVINE LOVE-!
Mrs. Eddy has given the key to the proper interpre
taon to all her writings in her frequently stated position:
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE FOL-
LOWS CHRISTI
And in that light, LET refer you to the section
"UNCtARlTABLE PUBLICATIONS.
"A member Of this Church shall not publish.
to be published, article that Is vnchsrsbIs mper
nent towards religion medicine the courts the laws Of
our land consult Church ManvaIl
JESUS, FOR EXAMPLES OUR MASTER REBUKED ALL
THE ERRORS OF HIS DAY! THAT IS WHY HE WAS
cRUcIFiED
II He had kept His mouth shut He might NOT have bssn.
but HE WAS NOT BUILT THAT WAYl
OUR BELOVED LEADER HAS REBUkED THE
ERRORS OF THE SOUTHERN PULPIT AND PRESS,
WHICH GRABBED THE SINS OF SLAVERY!
She also writes that the IDOLS OF SCHOLASTIC
THEOLOGY HAVE MADE MONSTERS OF MEN! AND
THE ERRORS OF MATERIA MEDlcA HAVE MADE
HELPLESS INvALlDS AND cRIPPLESI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05

t"oNWARD CHRISTIAN SoLDIERs")
1.-THE FATHERS BUSINESS" SPOKEN OF BY
JESUS At THE AGE or II, IS THE REAL WORK or
THE WORLD. AND IT IS A SPIRITUAL WARFARE
WITH THE WORLD, THE FLESH, AND THE Dewitt
AND THAT SCRIPTURE CANNOT BE clRcUM-
vENTEDl WE MUST FLIGHT THE BATTLES or THE
LoRDT
As our beloved Leader says p. asa Of SCIENCE
AND HEALTH" IF WE LAUNCH OUR BARK UPON
THE; HEALTHFUl, BUT EVER AciTATED, WATERS
OF TRUTH. WE WILL ENCOUNTER STORMS. OUR
CROSS. TAKE IT UP AND BEAR IT. THUS DOING,
you WIN THE CROWN or ACHIEVEMENT
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05

tTimss)-". hIs-rvn MsHic victim services viii
be held q Or Lsdy o. cesnssl Church. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05

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REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE. WHICH IS
ALREADY SATURATED, COMPLETELY POPULATED
WITH oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
kIFEl
SCIENTIST SEES A TANNED v. S. WITHIN
s# 20 YEARS
DOUBLE .ssxs CITIES. TRAFFIC FLOOD;
WORLD POPULATION PROBLEM STUDIED
BY Richard c. Wsid my. Tribune
The sxplosivs growth Of shs worlds population and ~
eoeurrvn drain on available material resources prob
lam ,hleh win soon have 10 be dealt with In this country
q ven a. hs crowded lands Of The Middle and Far East
Ts pois wss raised rspssssdy yesterday by speakers
IRE American Association for he Advancement OF sessne'
SESSIONS IN shs ossIs sssIsr and wns
wsrnsd that even ihs American standard OF living m9n
bslpsflsdby sheer growth In shs number OF AmsF'es"'
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Daughters of Isabella
Initiate Class at NetU Lex.

NEW LEXINGTON--The st.
Rose of Lima Circle of the Daugh-
terS of Isabella recently initiated
the Sarah McCune" class in cere-
monies held at the Knights of
Columbus hall.
The class was named in honor
of three generations of members.
They are: Mrs. Sarah McCune;
her daughter, Mrs. Goldie Clarke;
and her granddaughter, Mrs.
Sally Middaugh.
The candidates: Mesdames Dan
Smith, David Boyle, Albert Ham
ilton, Adrain Wollenberg, Dwight
Middaugh, James Rankin, Ralph
Hubble, Carson Graves, Allen
Koonts, Lee Saunders, Louis
Page, Richard Belford, 10 h n
Nash, Nj. G. Underwood, Jr., Rob
ert Metzger.
Charles Potter, Bill Gordon,
Robert Holden, Jerry Glockner,
T. C. Mcdaniel, John Saunders,
John Stanton, Andrew McMillen,
Harold Reichley, Louis Flores,
Joseph Allen, John Procacci, Carl
Bennett, George Ellis, Andrew
Hlavy, Ronald Kent and Miss
Velma Mace.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17

dish supper recently in Sacred
Heart School with so persons
attending. Hostesses were: Mrs.
John Marabella Mrs. Jack Mis-.
kimmens, Mr.. Carl Salrin, Mrs.
Sylvester Shuck, Mrs. P. ]. Me-
Grady, Mrs. William A. Scherrer,
Mrs. Robert c. Weaver, Mrs.
Mary Shearn, Mrs. Albert T.
Royer, Miss Ann McDevitt and
Miss Mary McGrady.
Following a social, favors went
to Mrs. Jack Stansel, Mrs. E. p.
Hahn and Miss Margaret Weston.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday evening June 4, instead
of the regular date, June 8, due
to Sacred Heart High School
graduation exercises.
Hostesses will be: Mrs. Clay
Watson, Jr., Miss Teresa Pagan,
Mrs. Martin ". Scherrer, Mrs
John Nugent, Mrs. Oliver Stew
ming, Mrs. Robert Husson, Mrs
Richard Baum, Mrs. Earl McDon.
aid. Mrs. Russell Spang, Mrs. Jer.
ry Weaver, Mrs. James Fallon
and Miss Geneva Scherrer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
IPTA Notes
Our Lady Of Peace PTA
Spring FrOIic Set May I8

Our Lady of Peace PTA pre-
sentS its Spring Frolic of round
and square dancing Saturday
May 18, at 8 pm, at the Ameri.
can Legion Hall, 1904 N. High-st.
Tickets are 81 per person. Music
will be furnished by the Tip
Top-Trio. Planning the affair
are:
Chairman, Mrs. Donald Cox OF
80 w. Jeffrey-pl.; and co-chair-
man, Mrs. Ralph Sierra of 226
Fairway-dr.
Others are: Mrs. Conner Schus,
ter, Mrs. Robert Sprague, Mrs.
Albert McNulty, Mrs. Robert
Trautman, Mrs. Thomas Riden.
our, Mrs. Ralph Sena. Mrs. r. p
Merrill, Jr,, and Mrs. Laurence
Loan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Eastern Deanery
Of DCCM Names
Officers AT Meet

LANCASTER - The Eastern
Deanery of Diocesan Council of
Catholic Men climaxed q series
of organizational meetings with
an election of officers at ST. Mary
School auditorium last week.
Elected president was Thomas
Joyce of Lancaster. Other Off
GERS are: John Stanton of New
Lexington, vice-president; John
Mahle of GAINESVILLE. secretary;
and Austin Litzinger Of Somerset,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen are: Carl
Robb of Lancaster, youth; Thorn
as Stephens of GAINESVILLE, relig-
ious activities; George Verfers OF
Corning, organization and devel.
opment; and Fred Slime of Zanes-
vile, public relations.
Father Maurice Donovan, pas.
tor of st. Rose parish, New Lex
ington, and dean of the Eastern
Deanery, spoke TO the men who
came from Fairfield, Hooking,
Perry and Muskingum Counties.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Holy Spirit Building
Drive Nets SI76.270

The final report of the active
phase of the Holy Spirit School
addition and new church build
ing fund campaign shows q
pledge total of S176,279.
These figures were reported
by FIR. Robert w. Harwick, pas
tor, and In making the announce
ment, he commended the cam
paign workers on their accomp-
lishment and thanked both the
workers and the parish for the
response to the program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Catholic Women's League
Set Meeting for May 20

The Catholic Women's League
will hold its May dinner and bus
mess meeting at the Virginia
Hotel, at $50 pm. May 20.
There will be an election of
new officers and reports of
standing committees will be
given. Miss Kathleen Moore,
president, will preside and give
a talk on the accomplishments of
the league during the past year
the principal one being donation
to Camp st. Rita's new chapel
and improvements at the camp.
Father Richard Dodd. diocesan
director of youth activities, will
be the speaker.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. c. ]. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Samuel Gallione, Mrs. Betty
Hammerstein. Miss Edna Carney
and Mrs. Louis Paas.
Mrs. Lawrence Schreller is In
charge of dinner reservations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
ST. Joseph Study Club
Elects Ne,U Officers

DOVER-The st. Joseph Study
Club of st. Joseph Church elect
ed Mrs. Homer Harris of New
Philadelphia, president of the
unit at a recent meeting held in
the home of Mrs. William Paulin
of Dover.
Others elected are: Miss Ro-
berta Balazik of Dover, vice
president; Mrs. Ed Rees of New
Philadelphia, secretary; and Mrs.
Joe LAMA of Dover, treasurer.
Plans for the family picnic, to
be held June 2 at Tappan Lake,
were completed. Further details
on the event may be obtained
from Mrs. Rudy Pietro.
Religious topic for the eve
ming was ''The True Faith"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
ST. Gabriel PTA To Hold
Dance AT School Nav l8

A dance will be held Saturday,
May 18 from 8 to IL pm. at st.
Gabriel's school hall, sponsored
by the PTA. Bob Hills Band will
play.
Refreshments will be served,
door prize will be given away,
and raffles will be held. Admis-
sion is $1.50 a couple and the
public is invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
St. Mary, Croveport, Sets
Lawn Fete On June %

st. Mary Church, Groveport
will hold its annual lawn fete on
Saturday. June % on the parish
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Scanlon
have been named general chair
men of the event. The Altar So
ciety will prepare and serve a
fried chicken dinner that eve
ming.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
st. AndresU Women
To Elect Officers May 81

st. Andrew Women's Club will
elect new officers at the meet.
ing on Tuesday, May 81, at 8
pm. in the social hall.
A lecture on the basic princi.
pals of interior design will be
given by Mr.. Tommy Piolata
well known interior decorator
Mr.. Piolata will show samples OF
the newest trend in textures and
fabrics.
May Pole streamers will form
a gay canopy for the refresh
ment table planned by social
chairman Mrs. Frank Orlos, as
sisted by Mrs. Paul Spanner
Mrs. Donald Roach, and Mrs
Frank Donovan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
ST. Clara Auxiliary 29I
To Hold Meeting Nav 10

st. Clara's Auxiliary No. 291
will hold its monthly meeting in
st. Augustine school hall, MAY
l6 at 8 pm. Inspection will be
made by Geneyieve Burr of Aux.
iliary No. IS. All members are
urged to attend.
Refreshments will be served
following the meeting. Mrs.
Frances Matthews is chairman
and Mrs. Alma Kost is co-chair.
man.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Three St. Ann Guilds
Set Meetings Next Week

Three guilds of st. Ann Hos.
pital are planning to hold meet.
ings next week. They are:
Guild 40 at 8 pm. Tuesday,
May 81 at the home of Miss Mary
Ann Houston, 3484 Race-st.
Guild 6, at z pm. Tuesday,
May 81, at the Columbus Maen.
nerchor for dinner. Miss Elinor
Chatfield will be hostess.
Guild "a at $50 pm. Friday,
May "a, at 301 S. Demorest-rd,
for picnic supper for members
and husbands.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
St. Mary Magdalene
Starts Netp NOUena

st. Mary Magdalene Church,
488 S. Roys Ave, will begin a
new Miraculous Medal novena
honoring the Immaculate Con-
ception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. Father John Wolf of st.
Charles Seminary will conduct
the series.
The novena will open May 13
with the $3.50 am. Mass. On
succeeding Mondays, times of the
novena are: 10 am, 3 pm, 4
pm, $50 pm, $3.50 pm, 7:SO
pm, and $3.50 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17

pected to attend the event.
Following the luncheon, new.
ly-eIected officers will be in.
troduced formally to the gather
ing. The officers are:
Mrs. E. A. Durbin, president,
and Mrs. Paul E. Weilbacher,
vice-president of the Women's
Club; Mrs. Frank Shea president
of the PCCW; Mrs. Ralph Kram'
er, Jr., vice-president; Mrs. JOS
eph M. Hogan, treasurer; Mrs
Robert K. Morris, recording sec.
retary; and Mrs. William II. Nc.
Grath. corresponding secretary.
The luncheon will be conclud
ed by the awarding of door
prizes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Installation of Officers
Held by St. Leo PT4

st. Leo's PTA installed new Of
ficers for the coming year at
the meeting held at the school
Thursday. Installed were:
Mrs. Anthony Ebeiberger, pres
ident; Francis Kemph, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Robert Sweeney, Sec
retary; Herman Nagley, treas
urer; and Lewis Dorm, auditor.
Mrs. Frank Pritchard was in
charge of refreshments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
ST. Aloysius Boy Chosen
For Buckeye Bows State

!. NEW LEXINGTON--Robert A
Stiff of st. Aloysius Academy has
been selected to attend Buckeye
Boys State at Camp Perry the
week of June z.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. L, ]
Stiff. Buckeye Lake, Robert has
been active in sports and other
activities at st. Aloysius.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
Holy Family PTA To
Round and Square Dance

Holy Family PTA will sponsor
a round and square dance on Sat
lrday, May Is from 8 pm. until
midnight in the high school audi
torium.
Admission will be S1.50 per
couple. Refreshments will be
served at the event.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17
OF Interest to Women
St. agatha Women's Club,
IPCCW. Hold Social Nav %

st. Agathas Womens Club and Parish Council oi
Catholic Women will hold their annual Spring luncheon al
1890 pm, Thursday May 23 at onkas Provincial House
Most past presidents of the two organizations ex
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-17

C0shocton WOmen's Club
Attracts so To Supper
COSHOCTON The Catholic
Women's Club held a covered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
french Kill 3
And Injure so
In Algiers Riot

ALGIERS, June IL (P).-NeW
violence fiared in tension-swept
Algiers this afternoon. About
5000 Frenchmen turned angrily
on the Moslem population. kill.
ing three and injuring so more
Two automobiles loaded with
Moslems were pushed into the
sea and one man was drowned
The crowds sacked at least 81
Moslem- owned stores.
The French were returning
from a funeral service for vic.
Tins of a dance hall bombing
on Sunday in which eight French
men we're killed and S3 wounded
The crowd shouted the army
to power" as it surged into the
heart Of the city. Paratroops
and other French forces. rushed
to the city last night, threw &
Gordon around the Arab quarter
This morning bands of stu.
dents roamed the streets smash.
ing shop windows. overturninl
automobiles and attacking Mos.
lens Fifteen Moslems were
hospitalized and four were re.
ported in serious condition.
The students were seeking L
enforce a general strike calico
by students and veterans or.
ganizations TO protest the bomb.
ing.
All shops and banks closec
down by noon and transportation
moved at a snalls pace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
New Ambassador
From Jordan Due
Here in 2 Weeks

Due in Washington within the
next two weeks is Jordan's new
Ambassador to the United States,
DR.. Yusuf Haikal, currently the
Jordanian ambassador to Great
Britain.
The post here has been vacant
for four months.
Jordan's last Ambassador to
the United States, Abdul Monem
Rifai. for the last two months
has been in Cairo as ambassador
to Egypt-and appeared in the
news yesterday when he was or
dered home by the Egyptian
government.
No stranger to Washington,
DR.. Haikal served here as min
lister for two years prior to 1858.
The ministry was raised to an
embassy in 1853 with the arrival
of DR.. Rifai.
Acting ambassador for the
past four months has been
Charge d'Affaires Mahmoud
RouSan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11

spending money in the United
States only He can pay his fare
over and back IN pounds.
Here are a few of the tours
being booked
/. Seven days covering New
York, Philadelphia, Washington
and back-including travel. ho-
tel, food. sightseeing-$l47 fol-
one person s$243 60 for two.
3 Twelve days from New York
and taking in Philadelphia, Nj
agara Falls, Boston and back tC
New York $244.
3. Twenty-day tour OF New
York, the Grand Canyon, Los An
geles,. San Francisco, Portland
and back to New York S270.
These would leave little fol
incidentalS.
Don Iddon, who has viewec
the American scene for the Lon.
don Daily Mail for 20 years
warned his countrymen imitation
was so rampant the 100 pound,
will have melted to about 9!
pounds meaning a loss of $l40
before the British visitor gets of
the ship
In fact" he said. "the British
tourist will be down and out OF
100 pounds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
Stock Prices Rise
In Active DEALINGS

NEW YORK, June IL H9.-
Stock prices advanced in active
dealings early today on news
that President Eisenhower had
returned to his desk after a
stomach upset.
Prices rose 81 or more on key
stocks. with some issues up
around SO OF more. Oils. steels
and motors led the advance. The
market opened higher and con-
tinued rising as trading pro-
crossed.
The market suffered a sharp
drop early yesterday on news OF
the Presidents illness. After the
urgent selling was out OF the
way. prices climbed slowly. but
did not completely recover all
the lost ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11
How Far Will $3.50 Take
An EngIishmon in u. S.?

LONDON. June IL (P.-Just
how far can a foreign visitor gc
In the United States on $3.50?
And for how long?
Your English cousin is getting
all kinds Of advice-some CT il
admittedly scary.
Seldom has anything stirred
the wanderlust of the English
mana peripatetic creature al
heart--more than lifting of the
Dollar Curtain. which has vir-
tually barred him from America
for Is years.
But how much has the curtain
been lifted?
The government now allows
100 pounds sterling. the equiva.
lent OF $3.50. To be converted into
dollars for a vacation abroad.
Since World War ii dollars
except for business purposes
have been frozen in Britain Il
pay for essential imports. With
the relaxing Of the restric.
lions the travel agencies have
launched a major See America
advertising campaisn.
The agencies reported brisk
bookings.
| The Englishmans $3.50 is foI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11

ised to try to boost old age pen
Sions while cutting taxes.
Social Credit Leader Solor
Low said his party is definitely
prepared" to cooperate with 6
Conservative government as Ions
as its policies ARE in line with
our views He said his party
would work for a better dea.
for the farmers. to do away with
the tight money policies of the
Liberals, to reduce taxation anC
to bring the cost of living under
control"
Socialist Leader NJ. J. Cold
well said his factions vote in
Commons would depend on the
legislation the Conservatives in
troduced.
Promises Attractive
Mr.. Diefenbaker promised
plenty during his campaign that
would appeal to both small par
ties, including increased social
services. farm aid. tax reductions
and increased foreign trade. He
hit at the Liberals also with
charges that they encouraged
imitation. curtailed parliamentary
and personal liberties ano
threatened Canada with becom-
ing a party state.
Mr.. st. Laurents forces hao
urged continuance of a regime
they said had brought Canada
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