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Valley Days." They snatch you from Hollywood
animal supply stable and get this! = shove you in
front Of the ugh) Colorado River and tell you to swim
il! Wouldn't you put up howl that would shiver the
timbers Of prairie schooner? You're darn tootin you
would.
Of course this isn't really cruelty to animals because
the TV producers know something cames don't, Ihey
know that back in the lS5Os famous Western pioneer
Edward F. Beale had caoed the then Secretary OF War;
jefferson Davis, into importing IS camels from Egypt
TO Texas to see il they weren't better suited than horses
to weather the West.
Well, sir, when these immigrant camels saw the
Colorado River, they were unfit to be tied. But
Beaes cameeers dragged them into the raging stream
to sink or SWIM To everyones relief. they made the
western embankment.
That's the thrilling Ngnette Of American tral-blazlng
which Death Valley Days. has recreated on flm Tor ~
On these pages you member Of the cast plunelne
into his role We advise you to keep an eye peeled Tor
this episode camel doing the dCg-paddle IS once
n-a-lifetime mirage. -lESlIE lIEBER
This Week 7eIerisiOa Editor
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Affidovits Of Support
Ruled UnenforceobIe

vue Hospital here, and later In
mental hospitals in California,
where he was q patient from
1881 to 1855. He Is now re-
covered and living in New York.
CALIFORNIA; Department of
Mental Hygiene sued to coll
lect $4.72l from the Renels for
the cost Of Mr.. Karijo's care.
Six refugee organizations
which have helped bring thou
sands Of immigrants to the
United States In recent years
Joined Mr., Renel in fighting the
suit. They are the American
Federation Of International In
stitutes. the American Fund
for Czechoslovak Refugees, the
Church World Service, the Toll
stoy Foundation and United
Has Service.
justice SllVerman. IN dis
missing the suit. held that the
afiidavitS were merely a device
used by the State Department
to satisfy the legal requirement
that aliens could not be ad-
mitted II they were considered
likely to become public charges.
Attorneys for California
maintained that the afndavit
of support is q contract with
the United States Government
for the benilt Of any commu-
nifty in the country. and is en-
forceable by the courts. They
said they would appeal the
case to the New York State
Supreme Court.
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Postor and Wife
Get Trip as Gift

The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
c. Cowsert are in Miami, Fla.
attending the Presbyterian
Mems Convention as q Gift
from the pastors parishioners
at the darlington Presbyterian
Church marking the 10th ami
versary Of his ministry there.
Both the mems and women's
organizations Of the congrega-
ton sponsored the drive which
raised funds for the trip. The
goal was oversubscribed and
DR.. and Mrs. Cowsert will have
a three-day vacation at Miami
in addition to the four-day
convention.
Under DR.. Cowsert's leader
ship. the church has grown
from a group Of less than 30
families that worshipped in the
Centre Theater. Alexandria. to
q congregation of $50 members
which has built an educational
building and a sanctuary,
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Police Rule
San Marine

SAN MARINO. Oct. IL (P)
- The Italian commander Of
San Marines police force ruled
this tiny mountain republic to-
day. keeping order until the
new Christian Democratic gov
eminent takes over.
The Italian police blockade
which forced out q rival Com
muniSt government still ringed
the country. But it relaxed 10
let through food and other
supplies.
The anti-Communist govern
ment was expected formally to
take over the country on Mon
day.
Capt. Ettore Sozzi, the police
commander. was backed UP by
about so former Italian police
men who resigned to enter the
San Marine force. Another 100
are expected to Join them to-
night.
The regular police force o.
San Marinese stayed out Of the
rivalry between Red and white"
governments. The Communists,
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Herndon Revival Set

The fall m ceilings Of the
Herndon (Va.) Baptist Church
will begin tomorrow and end
October 20 with the Rev. Mil
ton L. Snyder. pastor of the
Valley Baptist Church, Luther
vile, Md, as the speaker. Serv-
ices will be held at 7:45 pm.
each day and at IL am. and
7:45 pm. October 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
More Needed
For Ministry,
Disciples Told

CLEVELAND, Oct. IL R.-
Delegates from the United
States and Canada attending
the international convention Of
the Disciples Of Christ here
were greeted with the warning:
UNLESS we can greatly increase
the number Of young men pre-
pairing for the ministry, our
brotherhood will face slow
strangulation."
The warning came from John
Rogers. of Tulsa. Okla, at
torney and president Of the in
ternational convention. at the
opening session last night.
TOO frequently, / fear" Mr.
Rogers said. lit never occurs to
our best laymen to encourage
their sons to consider the min
istry as a vocation"
Mr.. Rogers keynote address on
the convention theme, His Love
We Share" also contained q
plea for greater cooperation
with other Christians. He de-
clared that Cooperation in
the Christian task is essential
II we are to present the world
mission Of the church efiec-
lively"
He termed the independent
approach" to combating the
secular world wholly made
quate to meet the challenge"
An informed church creates
within itself a larger spirit OF
Christian unity. Mr.. Rogers
said. adding that it is the
uninformed church which is
afraid of losing its life in any
effort to find Christian unity.
Observers here say 1t is
likely the assembly in a later
session will reaffirm its interest
in the new United Church of
Christ. formed here In June by
a merger Of the Evangelical
and Reformed Church and
the Congregational Christian
Churches. Interest in that
merger was shown at last
years convention in Des
Moines. Iowa.
Some 1900 delegates had
registered by last nights OPEN
ing session. They were well
coined by 1000 members Of the
10 Christian churches Of Cleve-
land. led in q professional by
Of the l28-year-old
Royalton Christian
Church.
Five world outreach break
fastS" were being held this
prior to the opening
business session in Public Music
Hall.
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NEW YORK. Oct. IL (R.-
The afiidavits of support signed
- sponsors for nearly all the
9 million immigrants to this
country since 1924 have been
ruled unenforceable. 1t was
learned yesterday.
In the first court test Of the
issue. Municipal Court Justice
Henry Silverman held on Oct
ober I that the afndavits con-
stitute a moral but not q legal
obligation.
The State Department said
such afndavits have been filed
for more than 90 per cent of
all immigrants to this country
since 1924.
An opposite ruling would
have opened the way for the
collection Of millions Of dollars
In claims by State and city
agencies against the sponsors
Of immigrants who have be-
come wards Of public agencies.
Justice Silverman made the
ruling in dismiSsing q suit by
the State of California against
Samuel Renel. once a fashion
designer here. and his wife. Ida.
The Renels, who are now re-
tired and living in Cuernavaca,
Mexico. In 1948 fled the Gus
tomary afiidavit Of support in
order to bring Mrs. Renel's
nephew. JEFF Jarija. also known
as Jevrum Karijo. to this coun-
try from Yugoslavia. The
Renels themselves came to this
country from Bulgaria shortly
before World War II.
In the afhdavit. q State De-
partment form. q sponsor says
ne assumes the responsibility
OF supporting the immigrant
and guarantees that the new
conner will not become a public
charge.
Mr.. Karijo had a mental
breakdown after being in this
country for two-and-a-half
years. He was treated in Belle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Big Judaism
Opportunity
In U. S. Seen

CINCINNATI. Oct. II R.-
American reform Judaism in
the next 10 years can become
the dominant religious force
among the Jews Of the Western
Hemisphere. DR.. Maurice N.
Eisendrath. president Of the
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations. said in a speech
opening q four-day national
leadership mobilization Of the
reform movement yesterday.
Addressing several hundred
lay and rabbinic leaders, he
warned against "the compla-
cency that comes of great size.
Reform Judaism must remain
true to itself as a living Juda-
ism by insisting upon and CIV
ing real religious answers to the
multitudinouS and fearsome
problems Of our age" he de-
clared.
I'VE cannot and dare not
escape into mere ritual, even
for a single moment. Unless we
can offer real religious answers
to the frightening array OF
critical and fearsome problems
that beset our youth. our
parents. our communities and
our Nation. we shall cease being
. living Judaism and become
instead a religious fossil, for
saken by the multitudes who
have come to us, and are still
coming"
He emphasized that reform
Judaism's larges goal must be
to win adherence ito the word
and work Of the Lord.
N this had been the case in
recent days America would not
have been shamed by the
bigoted mobs Of Little Rock and
Levittown. Even the outcome
OF the election Of James Hoffa
by the Transfers in Miami
would have been impossible.
Impossible. too, would be
the current spectacle in the
United Nations where the sons
Of freedom are penalized in or
der TO pamper the scions Of
fascism and feudalis1n."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
GuestsSpeok
Tomorrow in
Area PuIpits

Guest speakers will occupy
the pulpits Of q number OF
Washington area churches to-
morrow.
DR.. Robert l.. Wood. minister
Of Petworth Methodist Church
from 1880 to 1888, will return
to preach at q homecoming
service at IL am. in the church.
New Hampshire avenue at
Grant circle. DR.. Wood is now
associate minister Of the Tow
son MD Methodist Church.
The Rev. DR.. A. Sidney Low
EFT. chaplain Of Yale University
since 1892 and Woolsey profess
sor Of Biblical Literature, will
speak at $3.50 and II am. serv-
ices in the Rock Spring Congre-
gational Church, Arlington.
Bishop Raymond Luther
Jones. OF Salisbury. N. c., will
be guest speaker at II a m. serv-
ices in the Union Wesley A.M.E.
Zion Church, 1l13 Twenty-third
street NV.
The Rev. John Wheeler, as
sistant pastor of the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church, will
speak at the IL am. service in
the Third Baptist Church,
Fifth and @ streets NV.
DR.. Henry Einspruch, SUPER
intendent Of the Salem Hebrew
Lutheran Mission, Baltimore.
will speak at 8:45 and IL am.
services in st. Peters Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, 1928
Michigan avenue NE.
DR.. r. @. Gustavson. presi-
dent Of Resources for the Fu-
ture, a Ford Foundation prof.
ect. and former chancellor of
Nebraska University, will dis
cuSs What About Tomorrow"
at the IL am. service at All
Souls Unitarian Church, Six
tenth and Harvard streets
NV.
DR.. Ralph @. Dunlop, uni
verSity chaplain at Northwest
ern University. Evanston, H..
will speak on do You BelonR?"
during the IL am. all univer-
sity religious service in Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel, How
ard University.
DR.. Davis w. Board. chan
cellor Of Northwestern Col
lege. will speak at II am. in
Greater st. Paul Baptist Church.
Iwenty-fourth and Franklin
NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
LuymeM TO Conduct
Building Fund Drive

A committee Of 100 laymen
will conduct a $4,000 build
ing fund drive tomorrow for
the Northminster Presbyterian
Church, Alaska avenue and
Kalmia road. N. w.
Committee laymen will visit
church members at their homes
between 2 and 6 pm. The Rev.
William H. Kepler is minister
Of Northminster Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
St. Sophie Lectures
Sturt Tomorrow

The Rev. John Tavlarides,
assistant dean Of the st. So
phia Greek Orthodox Cathe-
dral. will open its fall series Of
weekly religious lectures with a
talk on "The Language Prob
lem" at 7:45 pm. tomorrow in
the cathedral. Thirty-sixth
street and Massachusetts, ave-
niue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
WoIther League RoIIy

The Potomac zone of the
Walther League. youth organ
ization Of the Washington area
Lutheran Churches Missouri
Synod. will hold a rally from
3 to 8 pm. tomorrow, at Christ
Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
and Gallatin streets NV.
Theme for the rally is God
Speaks to Me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12

who had ruled for IL years.
and the new government large
~ composed Of Christian DEM
ocrats recruited their own
armed guards.
No shots were fred. how
ever. Italy. which recognized
the anti-Communists, sealed
on the country. The Commu-
nists surrendered yesterday, at
tributing their defeat to the
blockade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Bible Meetings Slated

The Rev. Walter Main of the
extension department of the
Moody Bible Institute will con-
duct series of meetings at 7:45
pm. Monday through October
20 in Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church. Fourteenth street and
Maryland avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Chupel to Be Dedicated

IoBER I2, 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12

A new chapel in the north
transept Of Grace Lutheran
Church. Sixteenth and varnum
streets NV, will be formally
dedicated during the II am.
service in the church tomorrow.
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testimony

CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
Christian Science And Mans
Declaration Of Independence"

That beautiful mssfsrfvI. inspiring Christian Science
given shs Ford Auditorium recently had. what
was to . gratifying title, truly.
Many years ago divinsIy inspired 70 write para
phrase into my textbook Mrs. Eddys ststsmsnt o6
"Animsl Magnetism unmssksd" and ones triumph there
roll, whore Mrs. Eddy Says Like our nation Christian
Science has is Declaration Of Independence"
NY psrsphrsss: Like nation. Christian Science
AND NAN have THEIR Dsclsrssion Of Independence
tcenslnvsd Next Column Topl
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MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES m
M. coos. CREATION Externally fLEsHLess,
MATTERLusS, SPIRITUAL cHRIsTLIKe. ETuRNALLY,
coApleTeLv POPULATE THE ONE REAL
UNIVERSE. sUPERSATuRArINo IT WITH iNvUL
NERABlE. oMNPRESeNr HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE i--WHEReIN ALL or you FIND YOUR TRUE
BglNo--NEvER BORN NEVER DYING
ETeRNAllY NV IMAGE AND LIKENESS
NY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham free Prsss)
QUESTION: After reading my newspaper this morning,
had The feeling shss The world wicked do not see
why God does not Judge II now.-c. {. S.
ANSWER: God is fully Of The snfuInsss Of ths
world But He also loves and longs for repent
and turn to Him. Remember that God does Judge either
time events do
The Bible says But beloved be not ignorant Of This
thing that day Is with the Lord thousand years.
and thousand years day. The Lord Is slack
corning His promise. count sackness; but is
onssverng toward not willing that any should PERISH
but that ell should come TO repentance"
However. things will not always be they for this
same passage Of Scripture TO say but the day of
the Lord will thief in the night; In the which
the heavens shall pass away with great noise the
enfs shall melt with fervent heat ihe earth also and
works that therein shall be burned up"
Let suggest that you read u Peter. 3e-I4 Here you
find that God urges to take this time Of opportunity
turn to Him before II is foo late.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03
"The Healing Of The Nation"

THE FOREGOING PRESENTS THE BLUEPRINT"
FOR AWAKENING. APPREHENDINC. THE REAL AND
PERFECT NATIONS. CREATION AND INvULNERABLE
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE HERE AND NOW
1.-THE FATHERS BUSINESS"-OF ALL PEOPLES J.
IRRESISTIBLE, IMPERATIVE WARRIOR ANGEL
MIcHAEL-READY ABLE, EAGER, AND
IMPERATIVE IN THE SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH
THE WORLD THAT sO-cALLED-THE MYTH OF
MATTER" u THE FLESH. AND THE DEVIL
THAT ADAM-EvE MYTH ETHAT WARFARE or
ABSOLUTE TRUTH VS.. SUPPoSiTITloUS ERROR.
EVIL. "DEVL." HELL" SIN. DISEASE. DEATHS,
WARS IS HIGHLY REWARDNc IN AWAKENING
YOU TO THEIR UTTER UNREALITY!ll
MUNICH [CERMANYl TODAY AS THEM
DRINKING BEER AND ENJOYING MUSIC
MUNICH LETTER
HITLER FORGOTTEN AS A CITY REBUILDS
BY Marguerite Kozenn Chsies (News)
Munich has changed from the infamous days OF Killers
first and victories in the early 20s. which led
the second World War and consequently TO the desfrve
ton and obferaton Of entire states and cities, and the
determination Of millions Of innocent human beings.
The Bvergerbraev BerhaIIe" where Hitler first planned
his disastrous actions and where he wrote Mein kamp
now the service club for the u S. Army sfsoned In
Munich.
Our soldiers sitting at fhe tahses and on the
chairs where the Fvehrer and his henchmen sat.
Instead Of speeches Of provocaon and hysfers our boys
are peacefully enjoying their hambUrgers and Cokes
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Monitor To Fill Churches!

1.-THE HEALING OF THE NAToNS"-Reveiaiion.
St. John in Revelation says THE LEAVES OF THE
TREE ARE FOR THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS
That saying has been very properly kene TO the leaves
Of our Gods precious Christian Science textbook.
MONITOR TO BRING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INTO
SPEECH OF ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES!
God will, am give increasing freedom TO the ed
ioral staff Of the c. Monitor make Unrestricted Of
His. Gods two greatest assets since Jesus - Christian
Science and Mrs. Eddy.
significant The Christian Science background is in
the entire Monitor but there ONLY ONE DIRECT article
religion, all know-on the Home Forum page.
But in the predestined mission Of Christian Science
to heal the nations s. the Monitor will bring Christian
Science the entertainment world in Mrs. Eddys
time. with naturally soothing and ridevIe
But that will drive people to ehvrehes-they will
want TO know what It's all about
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-03

PART
Fruekauf Trailer and Christian Science
The coming II Christian Science into fathers and
mothers family Of enabled God and His Christ
Science 10 build fathers and mothers German Lutheran
isma good start for any fsmiIyan irresistible super
sfrvcivrei
And consequently father and ths three younger brothers
we're able TO build idea into world leadership
DIVINE PROTECTION
General Motors took up the manufacture Of this product
about Is years ago. but thereafter dropped IT,
PART
Physical Healing Smallest Part
OF Christian Science"
We may b grateful that fhs higher mission Of
Christian seienee"-o take away the sins Of the world"
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FLEEING MURDERER DIES IN SWAMP
OF SNAKE BITE

tChicago TrbUneJ
Columbia, S. C.. July rs tAP-Tryins TO shake off
boodhovnds from state prison farm escaped murderer
took to the swamps here yesterday and fatally
bitten by poisonous snake Police said the body Of LITER
j. Williams found today in Wateree river swamp.