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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
After All, It's Only Money
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

ASK your sister," he suggested
The new of Broadway thea.
ter called Seventh Avenue South
has a play called Career" anC
the actors go offstge through
the cellar and come up onto the
sidewalk through a CRATE. Tht
other night Cliff James exitec
this way, dressed in a big hat
and greatcoat, and surprised 9
small girl, who was passing by
with her father. The theatel
manager, jim Preston. was
standing nearby and the child
asked if James was in the movies
Preston answered absently that
James is. he's also in THE
Strange One"
"Oh, daddy" said the de-
lighted child. Let's stay until
he comes UP again."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

and Mary williams, IS. 1851 18th
st. NV.
red D. Archer. 27, Buffalo. N. Y, and
Janet M. Craig. 514 C st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
HOLLY WOOD
Brondo to Play Romeo
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

in mo Down Payment" But,
still weak from disqualification
Cam slipped and both fell down
boom.
frankie Lame completes his
European tour tomorrow, then
wings home fast for daughter
JAMS graduation from Haw-
thorne School in Beverly Hills
He and wife Nan celebrate
their seventh wedding anniver-
sary June Is. And jeanette
Macdonald and Gene Raymond
celebrate their goth anniver-
sary June is.
4 X
Dana Wynter, after those
Playhouse 90" love scenes with
John Cassavetes: MY lips are
so sore won't be able to kiss my
husband for two weeks"
Johnnie Ray has been told that
his faulty hearing might be re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

The other day a cab driver
who must be nameless got a
fare after the races at Belmont
Park and the fare not only was
q big winner on the day but also
was good and full of racetrack
whisky. which comes in big
drinks. The fare and the hackie
got to be fast friends, after talk
ing horses for a while, and the
fare handed the cabbie $3.50 and
told the hack to take it to
Yonkers that night and bet 5000
on a trotter named Antoinette B.
The fare got the hacks name,
his number, his home address
and his telephone. Also a receipt
for 5000. He gave the cabbie his
name. said he was stopping at
a midtown hotel. He told the
cabbie thatsif the horse won, to
bring his winnings to the hotel
Or to Sardi's, where he would
be having dinner, or later to the
Blue Angel night club.
Antoinette B. paid S38. 40. With
@3,840 clutched in his hot hand,
the cab driver went to the hotel.
Nobody registered there by that
name. Nobody by that name at
Sardi's. Nobody had reServa-
ton at the Blue Angel in same
name. The hackie still has the
$3,840. He's so nervous he
doesn't know whether he hopes
the phone will ring and the guy
will collect his money or hopes
the phone won't ring because the
guy got drunken and forgot the
whole bit.
While on the subject of race
crackers, this column is proud of
Max Gordon. the theatrical pro-
ducer, for one. A veteran tracker,
Max few to Europe last week.
He piled his bags in a cab. had
the cab take him to Jamaica,
bet three races while the cab
waited and then got back in the
cab. which ran him to Idlewild
and his overseas plane.
Another racetracker who gets
g star for perfect attendance is
the New York Daily News Frank
Devine. Frank spenta six-weeks'
vacation with wife and son in
England just to see three races.
He had friends here mail him
his Belmont seats for the Bel
mont Stakes. He'll arrive at
1dlewild early in the afternoon
of the Belmont day and. with
family. will take the fastest con-
veyance to the track before even
going home.
A friend named Dan Regan
reports on the social problems
OF shopping on Lexington ave.
nue. these days. He took his girl
to Bloomingdale's to buy a sum-
mer suit. AS he tried on the
jackets, the salesman kept tell
ing him to ask his wife" If 1t
wasn't fine fit. The continued
reference to the wife" made the
gal a little nervous and Dan de-
cided that he'd go elsewhere TO
buy some shorts he needed.
They walked down the avenue
and went into one of those
swish haberdasheries. Dan was
waited on by a limp lad who
seemed above and beyond all
mundane matters. He found
some shorts he wanted and asked
only one thing-were they guar
anteed washable?
The salesman fluttered a sigh
and waved pale hand at Dams
girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

stored via an operation. Johnnie.
used to wearing an aid. can't
make UP his mind. Brynie
F0y is on crutches-he slipped
and fell at the Steve Cochrane
party and sprained both legs.
Now that Audie Murphy is
back from Vietnam and THE
Quiet American" I can tell you
that director Joe .Mankiewicz
filmed an enforcement riot
there under the impression it
was a religious procession! The
Government has asked Joe to
cut the scene, but to date his
answer is no.
Enrol Flynn maintains q year.
round apartment at the Garden
Of Allah. Costs him a thousand
dollars a month. The hotel,
where NazimOva once swan and
played, rents it for Enrol when
he is out of town. And Richard
Greene's ex-wife. Pat Medina,
has the same arrangement. She
is due back soon and has cabled
ahead instructions for redeco-
rating her bungalow.
4
Larry Douglas, back stage at
the Art Linkletter House Party"
told me that his six weeks in
Las Vegas with ''Pajama Game"
will be the last for a while Of the
fabulously successful musical
because of the movie with Doris
Day and John Raitt coming out
in the fall" Every summer the
alter. it seems. is putting on PA
jana Game" to cash in before
they close down.
Brain Aherne told me at goth
Century-Fox that he signed for
one year only in the MY Fair
Lady" No. ! touring company
otherwise I'd lose my wife, my
home and my friends"
Designer Elgee Bove, who de-
signed Jayne Mansfield's silver
gown-the one she wore at the
Sophia Loren party!-is here
with his encourage and plans to
set the movie males on their re-
Spective ears with his lace eve
ming shirts. Jayne is tossing a
shindig in his honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Allan Frank. "a. and Rosalie York. 80
both OF Baltimore.
NV, and Julia X. Nichols. 10. s4is
18th ST. NV.
William a, Folssr, 22, l43e 18th 81
1416 18th pl sc.
John J. Downs, 2l. 4O2s Second st
s:w;. and Virginia M. Billey. 20. 435a
Nichols ave. s.w
Frederick w. Frei. IT,. %. Camden. n. J.
and Frances M. Lundregan, IS. 1922
Clifton II. Young, 4e. Fort Meade; Nd.
and Beatrice Landry, 40. 1870 Penn
Allen T. Sherman. 20. '13e varnum st
nv. and BETSY L. Hodges. "a. South
Raymond Brown. o5. and Matte B.
MeKelyin. %. both Of iii 9Th st. NV
James c. shelton. SO. Arlinston. Va
and Florence e. Turner, so. 2705
BENJAMIN Green. "a. l5s Upland terri
n Ts.s and Esteila Wright, "a, S72S
e THOMPSON f fs both of a ASlinst ST' va
Sandstead. 81. both Of Bethesda Nd
william A. Goldsmith. 81, and judith
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HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Marion BrandO will play the
greatest lover of all-Romeo-
but hasn't yet decided whether
he will climb balconies on the
stage or screen. He isn't sure
when, either. but his Romeo and
Juliet" could follow his next
movie, "The Young Lions, /"
which starts in France June IT,
with Montgomery Gift, Tony
Randall. Barbara Rush and Swe-
dish star Mai Britt.
Jean Simmons co-starring
stint with Gregory Peck in THE
Big Country" means she won't
be able to accompany husband
Stewart Granger to England
this summer. There's always
some price to pay for something
good. Cameron Mitchell had
to throw jeanne Woodward
over his shoulder for a scene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

II. Gonnerman, 81, both Of chev,
| Chase. Md.
Henry L. Walker, "A, ais Ninth st. Sc,
and Margaret A Cook, 49, 1860
North Carolina ave. ne.
Everett +. Glascock. %. Alexandria. Va,
and Helen L. Marshall. 10. Arlington,
Va.
Thomas N. Carter 90, 5O54 Sedswick
Sc. NV. and Hazel A. Mcdaniel. "a.
Orange, Va.
Jerome H. Mickerson, 90, 1920 seth st,
NV, and Mary ]. stock, "a, 3323
Quesada ST. NV.
Louie c. winGo, 10. 1920 Z st. Sc. and
Horace L. Dunn, %. Hampton, Va. and
Shirley C. Willis. %, 1883 Parkwood
Hakim I. Khan. 80, and Sara L. SEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. t0dit three full days
and receiue the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

James o. Young, rs, 4122 Meade st. ne,
and Geraldine Greer, "a, 1883 Jay
Charles /. Carter. 20. 1882 10th ct. NV,
and Dorothy v. Ford, 10, 1911 Yer
frankie L. Hamm. 81. 11l4 9TH st. ne,
and Ruby L. Carter, IL. 1882 10th
st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
.S4!qsalSz 3!
WINELAND THEATRES

ANT UhIv6-IN nwv CT a. 1000
Technicoi og Hits. JAMES MES STEWART
In the Lindbergh Story THE SPIR-
1T OF ST. LOUIS" CinemaScope, at
1929. Also OVERLAND PACIFIC"
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cindiver, 90. both Of Arlington, Va.
Robert v. Carver, %, and Shirley NJ
Phillips, %, both OF Silver Spring. Nd.
Gray Speight. 45, 45l6 Eads pl. ne,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

,, 81
Jesus said, :" he that
shall endure unto the end,
the same shall be saved.
"And this gospel of the
kingdom shall be preached in
all the world for a witness
unto all nations; and then
shall the end come.
when we therefore shall
see the abOmination of desc
lation, spoken of by Daniel
the prophet, stand in the holy
place, whose readeth, let
him understand:)" - Matt.
24:l3-15. 4
Mrs. Eddy has stated on
page 2l0 of Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
ture:
THE Principle and proof
of Christianity are discerned
by spiritual sense. They are
set forth in Jesus demonstrs.
lions, which show - by his
healing the sick, casting out
evils, and destroying death,
the last enemy that shall be
destroyed. his disregard Of
CONTINUED on Page a
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Courage In Adherence To The Right"

Excerpts reprinted from LIVING TISSUE. June. 1857,
Published Monthly, except July and August by the
New England ntViysecon Society
22A Beacon Street Boston g. Massachusetts)
BY George r. Farnvm
u have fought good fight have kept the faith"
Ill Timothy AZ
think much of good in the world has from the
devoted work Of brave hearts, believe that civilization
vastly indebted to those and who possessed
that which Emerson described THE pure article
compounded Of eheerfuness in lonely adherence TO the
right and to which would add the logged detemin alton
TO strive TO that right indicated regardless Of
consequences These rank high among the benefeios of
the of men,
tsee COURAGE IN ADHERENCE, Page y
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Why Youths Lack Respect For Elders

Tree Press, 1919
LACK RESPECT FOR ANTI CHRIST ADAMS EvEsi
AND, AS GAINS AND JUDASES-"SATAN BOUND"
ARE CONTENTIOUS or THE CHRIST PRINCIPLE.
STRICTLY PERSONAL
BY Sydney J. Harris free Press
Speaking about age. as few days ago, II always
ebsrrssse when people to be praised for looking
young | know quite what 10 say when someone
makes obvious play for youthful" compliment.
you might not believe H." murmvred woman al a
party last week. but have 2syear-od daughter and
three grandchildren"
tsee WHY YOUTHS LACK, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

Turning back the pages OF
history, we find that prophecy
is also better than speaking
in tongues.
Isaiah in his sixty years OF
prophecy promulgated the
gospel and comforted the
people, reproved sin, and
wickedness of all of the ma
tions, and foresaw the coming
of Christ.
Comfort We, comfort we
my people, saith your God.
THE voice Of him that
criefh in the wilderness, Pre-
pare ys the way Of the Lord,
make straight in the desert
. highway for our God.
And the glory of the Lord
shall be revealed, and all flesh
shall see it together: for the
mouth of the Lord hath
spoken 1t.
1.-THE GRASS WITHER.
ETH, THE FLOWER FAD
ETH: BUT THE WORD OF
OUR GOD SHALL STAND
FOR EVER" isaiah 40:l. 3,
UAc oiccel ecrcsr
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Walter Reuther on College News
Conference

last Sunday, Channel !, AbC-
HOW he LuSTs FOR POWER TO TAKE OVER
-s-T-E-A.L-coNTRoL or INDUSTRIES FROM THE
BUILDERS THEREOF. VIA THE GIGANTIC FRAUD,
ILLUSION AND DELusIoN. THAT MASSES or HUMAN
FLESH OUTWEIGH THE GENIUS or INSPIRED
LEADERS!
tsss WALTER REUTHER Page ~
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"A Moralist's Opinion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
How Many Gigs Are Too Many'?"

Mich Catholic, 1879
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The re. Clergy, From Priest To Pope
Inclusive, Are Prisoners of The Devil,
Every Single 0ne!-Likewise, All
Their Laymen!-
UNTIL, A DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE" IS
MADE, AS JEWS AND HEBREWS DID IN COMING
TO JESUS AND HIS DISCIPLES
cHRlsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE NY
CHOSEN PEOPLE - AND THEY WILL BE THE
GOOD sAMARITANs" AND BROTHERS
KEEPERS" WHO WILL AWAKEN ALL or THE ADAM.
EVE HUMAN RACES FROM THE MYTHICAL,
DEviLisH ANTI-CHRisT ADAM-EvE PSEUDO
CREATION, WHOSE EXISTENCE is COMPLETELY
SUPPosITITIousl
THE ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE OF
DIVINE SPIRIT, THE ONE REAL CREATOR - oMNIP.
oTENT DIVINE LOVE, YOUR "FATHER.MoTHER
GOD. ALLHARMoNIoUs" - is VERY GOOD"
Genesis. LIST Oh.
lsse HOW MANY GIGS. Page ID
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by Andrew f. Eiuehauf CS. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader


Major Prophet of "our father-Mother God. all
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do a Fruehauf-Martn Luther job ia this age!!i
And howl Science & Health, textbook, is Gods
Liberator Of The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOOL
Jesus ''loved righteousness and hated iniquity"i
The '7ukewarm" live in fools paradise."i
GOD, ADDITIONALLY TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE U. s. is MY MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE
NATIONS AND PEOPLES AND REPRESENTS
MARVELLOUS, COMPOUND, iNvNcIBLE, ETERNAL,
DIVINE IDEA AND IDEAL OF THE Externally
PERFECT CREATION. VOID OF ADAMS, EWES,
JUDASES kNAvES. FOOLS - WHICH ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL, VISIBLE, MORTAL THOUGHT
coUNTERFEITs AND eURLEsoUES OF iNcORRUPT.
IBLE, INvULNERABLE. DIVINE IDEAS WHICH
HAVE EXTERNALLY COMPLETELY POPULATED THE
ONE UNIVERSE WITH oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN ALL OF YOU FIND
YOUR TRUE BEING my ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS
HENCE THE VALIDITY OF MY INCOMPATIBLE.
IMPERATIVE WITNESSES SINCE CHRIST JESUS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, SECOND COMING
AND MY PRECIOUS MISREPRESENTATION THERE.
OF, MRS EDDY = WHO STATES IN THE c. S.
TEXTBOOKS MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE
AS ITS MASTER" !-AccoRDINc TO CHRIST.
tsee PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

NOT TO REPLACE. UsuRP OR DESTROY HER PERMA
10 Brine Comfort Power and liberation FRI
President Eisenhower on Radio
tuesday Night
Avoiee Of Authority and Conviction;
And Faith In Our InvineibIe, Spiritual
Structure! And The Nation Responds
With The Highest Stock Market
Rise Since ~!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Labor Chiefs Boost Fund For
Publicity"


GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WHOLE LOT OF EXPLAINING IS NECESSARY
TO ALIBI THE HUNDRED BILLION s. DEVILS DEMO.
cRATIc-LABoR STEALS FROM THE AMERICAN
PUBLIC | - THE ace DOLLAR AND THE RECOGNITION
AND BuIlDuP OF THE COMMUNIST GOLIATH
MONSTER - MYTH ~ - AND THE LOSS or
CHINA TO THE REDS - AND AD INFINITUM-
REQUIRES A LOT OF EXPLAINING - REPENTANCE,
SINCERE, HUMBLE. MEEK SELF-ExAMINATioN
VIA N.Y. GODS. INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE.
IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT,
tsee LABOR CHIEFS Page ~
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FEAR NO EVIL
Let Us Be of Good Cheer
BY Elizabeth Ellington

Our contribution to the Christian Religion in this age
should be TO live and talk Truth and Love which makes
free We should make Life Truth and Love the guardian
of Life abundantly We should know that to stand
steadfast Spirit with that which Is righteous is better
than all material sacrifice and God will do the rest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
<IGSEI DEED ~
Tough Unions Do Not Spare
Uncle Sam"

BY Victor Rese free Press l0/2g
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
YOU'RE TELLING US!
THE CROOKED. RAcKETEERINc LABOR UNIONS
PLUNDERED UNCLE SAM AND THE AMERICAN
PUBLIC AGAIN AND AGAIN, AND AGAIN."
REMEMBER THE JOHN L. LEWIS STRIKES AGAINST
THE COUNTRY DURING THE YEARS OF OUR
coNSEcRATED EFFORTS TOWARD THE WINNING OF
WORLD WAR u IN EUROPE AND ASIA7
Every Mortal A LIAR.
-, Cod 10 ST. Paul, 10 YOU
The Total Depravity Of MortaIs
Atlas Mortal Mind!
u, God. TO Mrs. Eddy, 10 you.
fSee TOJGH UNIONS Par.
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u, God. 10 Mrs. Eddy, 10 you.
tsee TOUGH UNIONS. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

Painful Birth Palms,
LIBERATION FROM SATAN BOUND" TREASON
ABLE THEOLoCiES THERAPEUTICS MYTHICAL,
DEvILIsH SENSUAL AND sENsUoUs. ANTI
CHRIST ADAM-EvE PSEUDO CREATION, CULTURE,
DISCIPLINE, THINKING PRAYERS. EDUCATION,
LEADERSHIP
FRANCE MUST, AND WILL, MAKE ITS "DECLARA-
TON OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs, - JUDAS,
ANTI-cHRiST JUDAISM -
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC MoNSTROSiTYl
THE GREEK ORTHODOX - BETTER THAN r. c., BUT
SATAN BOUND" IMPURE, IMMATURE, NOT YET
COMING" CHRIST AND JESUS, FOR 30 YEARS,
IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE!
AND. l. GOD. DECLARE UNTO YOU THAT IT IS
THE PREDEsTiNED. EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS :"
OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES 1.-THE ONLY PURE
TRUE, BASIC EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS.
CONTROL OF NATURAL sciENcE-NATURALLY A
PRISONER OF THE DEVIL - ANIMAL MAGNETISM
THE MYTHICAL. DEvLisH, ANTI-cHRIsT
ADAMEvE PSEUDO PSYCHOLOGY!
PROTESTANTISM - NOT YET AWAKENED TO
CHRIST'S SECOND COMING" - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
AND BRITAIN is PAYING DEARLY THEREFOR
MARY BAKER EDDY, SECOND MARY WOMAN"
Matthew 1888, FULFILLING JESUS AND MY
PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED AND
ADULTERoUs GENERATION" OF ANOTHER
COMFORTER" THE "cOMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE
WITH YOU FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS"
tsee FRANCES WAGES OF SIM" Page ~
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God S Protection Against The Devil S
Roman Catholicism

Letter from cHRIsT'S MISSION 1917,
PUBLISHERS OF THE CONVERTED CATHOLIC
MACAZiNE)
Dear Friend
You of the alert American Profesfants who has
recognized the fact that Roman Catholic pressvres be-
coming stronger and stronger in communities. You may
have personally encountered Of the problems listed
below
School boards in many communities have become Cath
ollie controlled. They under constant pressure to
allocate funds aside for public schools to substitute
parochaI schools - through free school buses free
lunches, etc.
tsee GODS PROTECTION. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

Mr. chds fine attorney the teaching staff of Wayne
University gave SCHOLARLY highly informative, historical
presentation OF the American Of the Separation Of
Church and State, going back 800 years.
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS INVITED.
We paid tribute TO the fine attorney and then offered
some comment re THE GREATER RELIGIOUS NEED OF
THESE TIMES - ADULT AND JUVENILE DELIN-
CUENcY - sENsUALITY RAMPANT IN THE ENTER.
TAINMENT WORLD land WORLD OF LETTERs)!
We offered the observation that the Separation Of Church
and State HAS GONE TOO FAR!
(See p. o. A. w., Page ID
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Network Bars KohIer Talk on
JAWS Strike"
The Devil Crueified Jesus Hoping
10 Silence The Truth!
The Devil In Biz Labor

SEEKS TO SUPPRESS THE BITTER TRUTH or
IT'S pEVILisH pEsPoTlc EFFORTS TO SEEK
LIFE MORE ABuNDANTLY" VIA VIOLENCE
scRAPPINc THE TEN COMMANDMENTS "A HUNDRED
BILLION 'srEAL-HENcE. THE ace poLLARi
Isss NETWORK BARS, Page ~
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"P.O.A.U."

Separation Of Church and State
Receives Spiritual Baptism Via
Detroit Tribune Publisher, tuesday.
1922 Meeting In Church Of Our
Father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
DOWN
By the Associated Press

Ekaterina Furtseva is the first
woman ever to be q full member
Of the ruling body Of the Soviet
Union-the Presidium Of the
Central Committee Of the Com
munist Party.
Mrs. Furtseva, a hefty we'll
|proportioned woman in her late
|forties, has risen steadily in
Communist Party councils ever
since the death Of Joseph Stain
In March, 1858. She is regarded
as q protege of Nikita s.
Khrushchev, party boss.
Mrs. Furtseva, a wife and
mother who has little time to
devote to her family because
Of her great political response
bilities, was well known in
Stains time, too. But she was
not at that time the top politi-
cal leader she is now.
She had long been q worker
in the Moscow city party or
|ganization. Now she heads it.
Besides being q full member of
the Presidiurn, she is secretary
of the Central Committee and
also the chief of the Moscow
city party organization. Any
one Of these assignments is
normally a full time job but she
manages to I'LL them all.
Mrs. Furtseva's husband Is
also q veteran Communist, now
serving as Soviet Ambassador to
Yugoslavia. His name is Niko-
lai Firyubin. They have a
daughter.
Mrs. FurtSeva has light blond
hair. waving softly away from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

The 1.160 candidates who were
allowed to contest the remain
ing seats.
With no political issues to be
decided, violence broke out at
the polls at Dishna, south Of
Cairo, over which Of two groups
should vote first. The semi
official Middle East News Agency
said the argument led to a gun
battle in which IS persons were
killed and several wounded.
An argument between sup
porters Of rival candidates near
Manchiet Benha led to q knife
fight in which several were re-
ported injured. In the same
area police fred warning shots
into the air to break up q DEM
onstration in which six others
were injured.
The agency said police ar
rested 102 persons in quelling
the various demonstrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Soviet Fete Draws
100 U. S. Youths

MOSCOW. July 4 (P.-A Ca
madam representative said yes
terday 100 to $50 delegates from
the United States and 200 from
Canada will attend the 9Th an
nual Youth Festival in Moscow
July % to August IL.
Floyd Williston told q news
conference the festival commit
tee in Chicago had received more
than 1000 applications from
United States youngsters who
want to attend but can't be-
cause Of the cost of travel.
He said the United States
State Department has taken the
position that anyone who wants
to come can come, but the de-
|partment itself is not officially
supporting participation"
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FOUND

PUPPY, German shepherd.. female. near
ings. NO. T-S7ao.
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The communique said the
committee debated and approved
a Politburo report presented by
Gheorghiu-Dej pledging that the
party leadership would continue
to be guided "by the teachings
Of the goth Congress Of the
Soviet Party" held in Moscow in
February, 1856.
Khrushchev launced the de-
stalinization campaign at that
meeting. Chisinevsky and Con-
Stantinescu were among the
Romanian leaders who attended
that congress.
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Is Die in Election Riots
As Nosser Party Wins

CAIRO, July 4 R.-Egypt
counted its dead today in the
wake Of elections for q National
Assembly pledged in advance to
carry out President Nasser's poll
cies.
Results from yesterdays voting
were to be made known later
in the day. But candidates who
might conceivably oppose any Of
the regimes major plans had
been disqualified by a govern
ment screening committee.
The committee slashed away
all opposition to Is candidates
the ruling military junta wanted
as a reliable nucleus in the Par
Lament. They were declared
elected unanimously before any,
one went to the polls.
There was little difference in