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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Pres. Eisenhower S d-East Views
The Results of the Doctrine"

While Congress IS getting down study Of the Eisen
hover Doctrine fhe results Of the Presidents plan for fhs
Middle East are sires5y apparent.
As vas 10 De suspected Egypt has been cold 10 the
program and Syria actively hostile Bf Lebanon has greeted
with enthusiasm and Foreign Minister Charles Msk Is
expected 10 visit Washington shortly ssy sq already
aligned wfh fhe Bsghdsd Pscs nssions have rs views
expressed IN he United States By Crown Prince AbdvI
iish, NEXT month The KING Of Saudi Arabia Kno s.ud
sss PRESIDENT EtsENHowERs. Psss I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

"AsnhNcIoN-lf an infsrplsnefsry visitor had
cropped in on the United States any time durno ,s wear
'sse ne could easily have gained the impressions from
ssrne headlines and various Incidents that ,be A.r,r
people were engaged in bitter desdsnd controversy over
'' "so" oed'esfsd to the proposition Of political
sqos'fys can long exsi-snd may not
rof0nsssy u would be false impression. Tn. sx.e,
opposs me truth The truth Is That he American D.oDIs
enssesd N the rswsrdins process Of reszno on, 81
OUT s'ss.f democratic promises total political .ovsv
''' -. 'or sn. We are making Tremendous hesdwsv.
Sss CIVIL RIGHTS PROGRESS, PAGE q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
Monopoly Of Unionism Seen
Stranqlinq Small Bushes"

IN. T. Tribune and Free Press
WASHINGTON. JAM 9-Ths is the season of the year
when several members Of Congress profess be interested
IN small business" No greater piece Of demsgogvery
emerses politics nowadays than the alleged for
the fate Of small business the used by Con-
sessmen- For the truth is small business should
be defined has friends Congress- and
fhe trend toward strsnguson of such businesses
in America through fne power Of monopoly.
The monopoly question is not big business but big
vnionism" There is lots Of talk about giving
relief TO small business that those firms earning around
$4,000 TO $4,000 year may get slightly lower
But that's real relief. II is nfnfesfims and does
relieve the main bvrdenfhe necessity Of paying national
scales Of union irrespective Of lower Of living
in small and rural sections where many small plants
located.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Question: Are Most People
EmotionaIIy Disturbed"

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRAGEDIES, BLUNDERs, DISASTERS PREMATURE
DEATHS or THE HUMAN RAcEs-ExclupiNc
ONLY MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, c-4RI-sT-L4kE
CHRISTIAN ScIENTIsTsl-iNDIcATEs The Ina
PERATIvE NEED or THE LEADERSHIP PRAYERS
INTELLIGENCE. WISDOM or TIE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT. NY GREATEST AND ONLY
PURE AND MATURE. AND COMPLETE RELIGION
AND THERAPEUTICS or ALL TINES
tsss QUESTION ARE MOST, Psos III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19


TO pray. study. and wait pa
fienfIy for fhe good God has
substantially provided for Us
10 be made manifest in our
daily experience.
CLEARING CONSCIENCE
In business like this one,
We often come into contact
with people in all walks of
life-many who cannot find
a suitable place to call home.
In such cases we must have
a clear sense of the situation
TO be able to help them find
the way out of chaotic dark
ness into marvellous spiritual
light.
This understanding must
come from God, in order to
help others to know that their
dwelling place must be
worked out through their
own right thinking, because
we all live with God in con-
seiovsness.
HOME IS RIGHT WHERE
GOD IS
The understanding Of God
often leads one TO know that
the seat Of domestic life. for
which he has looked so long,
may be around the corner,
next door or on the same
street. or in the community
in which he lives. For God IS
Concluded On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Eisenhower Bids People Join Fight
Against Grave Threat Of Initiation"
president Is vexed BY Selfish Act" "

BY Joseph r. SIevin m. Y. Tribune)
WASHINGTON Jan. Io-Presidenf Eisenhower today
launched campaign 70 mobilize public opinion against
grave and persistent threat Of imitation.
he chose joint session of the Congress Of the United
States his forum and told he American people in his
State Of fe Union message that imitation checked
only individual citizens join with the government in fight
ing 10 safeguard ihe buying power Of the dollar.
Mr. Eisenhower spoke out today because he become
Increasingly worried about rising prices and decided the
time had TO alert the country officials familiar with
the preparation Of the message declared.
The President made fhe missionary danger the key
point Of his address and discussed length before tsno
Up any Of the other domestic international problems
facing the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
Questions Gods WRATH!

ANSWERED BY EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM AND
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THAT WICKED AND ADULTERoUs GENERA
TON" or JESUS TIME COULD NOT BEAR THE
MANY MORE THINGS" JESUS DESIRED TO REVEAL
NAMELY, ALL TRUTH!
HENCE. OUR PROMISE AND PROPHECY JESUS
AND NINE, OF "ANoTHER COMFORTER" THE
COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THNcST
DAY OF PENTEcoST-See Acts Of Apostles" and IFS
introduction TO And what marvellous spiritual
and psychological Prevew Of what has pass in NV
INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT WHICH HAS
REVIVED PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH IT'S
LOST ELEMENT or HEALING" but which is THE
SMALLEST PART or CHRISTIAN scIENcE"-TT's
HIGHER PURPOSE. ITS EMPHATIC PURPOSE IS
TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS or THE WoRLD1-snd is
operating NOW 70 effect THE HEALING or THE
Acknowledgements by ST. John the Divine in Reve-
Iston
tsee QUESTIONS GODS WRATH" P.o. IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
"UAW Will Stiek To One Company
WAGE Barqaininq!

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ADOLF HITLER OPERATED IN THAT FASHION
PICKING Off ONE COUNTRY AT A TIME!
Let IL be clearly Understood. The c l. o. WAS
CONCEIVED BY The DEVILS COMMUNIST CON-
SPiRAcY IN AMERICAN LIFEl
AND THE SPIRITUALLY TRAIToRoUS DEMO
CRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS GAVE ENORMOUS POWER
TO eAkGsTERs m THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
PERMITTING GIGANTIC, TRAIToRoUS STRIKES
WHILE The U. S. WAS AT WAR; AND STEALING
WITHIN The LAW-MulTIBlLLIoN S. FROM THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC. INITIATING THE AMERICAN
DOLLAR. AND INCREASING THE NATIONAL DEBT
TOTAL ToDAY-MuklclPAL. STATE. AND
FEDERAL-To A HALF A T-RIL-L-l-o-N S!
THE MoNoPoLIsTIc POWER or THE DEVIL. or
BIG LABOR HAS BECOME SUCH A MENACE TO
THE SECURITY or CORPORATIONS THAT WHERE
AS A HUNDRED MILLION WORKING CAPITAL
FORMERLY PRODUCED SECURITY. TO-DAY HAS
BEEN so REDUCED IN PROTECTIVE POWER THAT A
BILLION S IS NECESSARY TO PRODUCE THE
SANE SENSE or SECuRlTY-THANkS TO THE
CROSS DISHONESTY or ORGANIZED LABOR AND
ITS LEADERsHIPi,LlN WHICH THE DEVIL HAS
SOUGHT TO FORCE EMPLOYERS TO PLAY GOD,
TO PRODUCE DIAPERS TO DEATH SECURITY.
SO-cALLED. FOR THE DEVILS SATAN BOUND"
ADAMS AND EvEs WHO WILL NOT GAIN
GENUINE SECURITY UNTIL THEY ARE LIBERATED
FROM THE DEVLIsH ERRORS or THE FOUR EURO
PEAk RELIGIOUS CRiPPLESi-
See JAW WILL STICK, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
PLEA FOR SELF RESTRAINT
President Eisenhower Health
ike Is Enjoying Robust Hea|h"
By ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. cS 1


BY Stewart AIscp Tree Press
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BUT WE DON'T LIKE THIS "A WHISKY AND SODA
OR SOMETIMES TWO toRDERED BY HIS DocToRsr!
The immediate foregoing Of paragraph starting
lest Of the article beginning thus His reIsxsons
rd-s Western movie the only kind he likes; A
WHISKY AND SODA :"
And bridge, most often with tGeorse Allen this boon
companion perennial friends Of Presidents Gen. Alfred
Crvenfher and William Robinson president Of the Coca
Cola Co."
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE REITERATEs IT'S AssER-
TON THAT THE WHITE HOUSE WILL, EVENTUALLY,
BE OCCUPIED BY A GENUINE CHRISTIAN scIEN-
TIST And. Of you know, NO USER OF ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES OR TOBACCO IN ANY FoRM-she
devils billion rseketsIs eligible for membership the
Christian Scientist chvreh-MY ONLY TRUE CHURCH ON
EARTH lin collective human eonseiovsness!l TODAY!
tsee PRESIDENTS HEALTH. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
FEAR NO EVIL
GIL Mr., H,l.,t H.,.

AND LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION, BUT DE-
LIVER US FROM EVIL
And God esdeh not into temptation, but deliveret
from SIM disease and esh"-Seenee and Health. H.
The best for the of man to follow is the
pathway which leads consciousness up to the throne Of
for the Jesus taught
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE RECOMMENDS TIE
FOLLOWING FINE STATEMENT or
Civil Rights Progress

FOR The PAST DECADE
The Christian Science textbook says:
WHEN The SMOKE or BATTLE CLEARS. you
WILL DISCERN THE GOOD you HAVE ACCOM-
PLlsHED AND RECEIVE ACCORDING TO vo,,p
DEsERvNcT
WASHINGTON
BY Roscoe Drvmuond
m Tribune Detroit Free Press
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

When we learn to do this, we
ere protected from the en-
envy. And as We learn to
recognize the good found in
Mrs. Eddy's spiritual inter-
probation, We silence material
error.
Some Of our readers may
question, what is the en-
envy"
Webster's dictionary tells
Us: The enemy is a foe; adj
versary; one who hates; or
dislikes; that which harms; or
something dangerous"
GOD MAKES GOOD
FRIENDS
All Of fhe foregoing are
enemies TO fhe good and well
being TO the race of man.
But when we put our trust
in God and stand sfesdfssfIy
in reality there are no ene-
mics.
STUDY IS APPROVED
When we put forth en-
deayor to study. we can be
among those who prove that
man is the noblest work of
God. II is through noble
ladies and gentlemen that
good will and benevolence
are promoting happiness to
others in the world today.
We should never forsske
our God-siven rights TO learn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19
These Notices. Tribune Contribution
INDEPENDENT OF c. S. CHURCH
SEE PAGE FOR MORE RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Christian Science
WSun. Am. 900, Channel J
Par Excellence!
The Credo Of NAM"

m. Y. Tribvne)
The National Association Of Manufacturers voluntary
organization Of than Il 900 member companies To-
Gated in state Of industry Of al sires
from the smallest TO the largest and dedicated the eco
noe and social weibeins Of the nation and he freedom
and progress OF the American people.
The purposes OF fhe National Association of Msnufse
fvrers are defined as follows To formulate policies and
detectives based the enduring economic social and oov
ernmenfs principles embodied in he Constitution of the
on"eo ss'e and without regard TO partisan political con-
sdersfions e fortunes Of any political psrv or e.rd
date.
esee THE cREDo OF N. A. M. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

God s Christ Sci
ATTENTION PRESS: Gods Mirade Ne.
By ANDREW 3. fRUEHAUF. cS 80
sor TO REPLACE. usuRP, or DESTROY HER PERMANENT.
10 Brig CONTEXT Ps-w-ex @dLbeuti
TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
Unions, Business Urged to Heed
Presidents Pie"
BY Andrew f. huehaE CS ~
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of -our Sather-Mother God. all
h.rnonious" Cp Is. Science and Health with Key :.
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
do FruehAuf-Martin Luther job "a this ase!!i
And howl Science & Health. our textbook, Is Gods
= HIGHER AND TRUfR REPRESENTATIVE OF
COP THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRIT WRITER IS HIS FnENDl AND OF HIS PEOPLE
Jesus loved rishteoa.se.s and hated niauity-i
The -iuke~arn- live m fools paradise
By David Lawrence
N Y. Tribune and Free Pre<sl
WASHINGTON Jan IDS economic eeIspse corning
America? Is II matter Of fee months year two?
Are there already signs Of the erisss
questions asked because Of the very pointed
made in the steofshevnon message 70 Con-
eess By President concerning he effects Of the
~sse-psee spiral moving slowly but surely toward
kind OF economic climax
Buyers Of ell kinds Of goods have been worried about
the absence Of any brakes and prices The
big economic foreesmsnssenent and Isbor-hsve had the
field all themselves restraints have been applied
by government.
PLEA FOR SELF RESTRAINT
Hence President Eisenhower has made appeal for
seresrsint He the word discipline" and Of
sefdiseipne- For the government prepared
yet apply restrictive against the ORGAN
lied CREED THAT IS GRADUALLY DEPRECiATiNc THE
PURCHASING POWER or THE AMERICAN DOLLAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-19

WE PRESENT THE NEW YORK TRIBuNe's EDITORIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Sports
Bowling

Sundey-Chompionship Bowling.
30 p.m.-7
Neutrality-suspicious. Champions.
20 p.m.-7
Sosurdoy-BowI the Champ.
$50 PM
Boxing
Monday-Donny Russo VS.. Eddie
Lynch. 1920 pms
Wednesdoy-Bobby Boyd vs.. FROM
Szuzino. 1000 p.m.-7
FFidoy-PooIi Rosi vs.. Johnny Busso.
1000 p.m.-4
Football
Saturday Boiling Air Force vs..
Fort Sill. l:25 pins
College Come. l::3o PM
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21

Fine lob Printing al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
Red Satellite,
 In Third Week, Still Going g Round
(By The Associated Pressl

The Russian earth satellite Sputnik spun so routinely around the earth today, well into it's third week in orbit, that there was little technical comment from observing scientists.
 The satellite, which has been considerably harder to see han it's accompanying rocket, was report ed sighted by moonwatchers in Yankton, S.D., Saturday morning, 2612 minutes behind the rocket.
 The Smithsonian Astrophysioal Observatory at Cambridge, Mass, put out detailed two-day time table for the rocket.
 A longer-range forecast was issued by another kind of special ist, Harvard University economist Malcolm P Nair. He said that as a result of Sputnik there may be more defense spending, no tax cuts and stiffer credit controls.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
Hearst's Fifth Wife Saws He Lived in Adultery With Third Wife

SANTA MONICA, R-Newspa- per executive George R. Hearst's fifth wife has charged he was liv- ing in adultery with his third wife.
 Mrs. Collette Hearst made the accusation Friday in a superior court complaint for separate maintenance. The complaint said Hearst was living lin an adulter- ous relationship with Mrs. Sally A. Hearst of San Mateo, Calf.
 Judge Orlando H. Rhodes con- tinued for one week a hearing on all matters involved in the liti- gation between Hearst and Mrs. Collette Hearst when it was dis closed a receiver for Hearst's as- sets had been appointed by the district court in San Francisco at the request. of Mrs. Sally Hearst.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
Bette Davis Stops at Nothing For Realism

At the outset of her career Bette Davis was told by a stage star that she would never be an actress. A director let her 20 be- cause he saw no future for her. A picture producer turned her down for films.
 In the quarter century since. Miss Davis has appeared in 68 motion pictures, won two Acad- emy Awards and been acclaimed as one of the greatest stars of show business.
 The fact that I wasn't consid cred potential acting material did more for me than any other single thing" she declares. q fought for realistic parts, no matter how they required I look"
 It was this compulsion for hon. esty which recently made her shave her head for the role of Queen Elizabeth in film. Now. in the comedy-drama, "The Cat cred Affair."" showing for the last time tonight at Nomerama. in which she shares homors with Err nest Borgnine, Debbie Reynolds. and Barry Fitzgerald, Miss Davis wears the wig of a middle-aged woman and herself selected the doWdy, oversized dresses for her role as Bronx housewife in the midst of getting her daughter ready to be married
 Miss Davis takes no credit for this strategy. She said: 'I fall into the class of the 'transference actress one who is able to trans fer herself into a character, thus making the audience momentarily forget her personal identity"
 An interesting sidelight of the picture is that Mae McAvoy, Mae Clarke and Madge Kennedy, three Of the most glamorous stars of the silent screen and early talkies' appear together for the first time in "The Catered Affair"
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
FIREMEN TO THE RESCUE

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, R- SakeS alive! A woman can't even connect her own stove these days without the fire department butt ing in.
 But even at that, Miss Clara Scrivner, 78, is grateful. Gas overcame her while she was doing the job. Bremen said gallantly, however, Miss Scrivner did good job as an amateur plumber, considering she never bothered to turn off the gas.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
Truman Would Raise He'll With People to Put the Nation Back
 Under Democratic Leadership

KANSAS CITY, Kan, R- Former President Harry Truman says he's going to raise hell with people" if necessary to help put the nation back under Demo cratic leadership
 He told Democrats from IS midwest states at luncheon Fri day Republicans must be busted from Washington if the United States is to regain world leader ship.
 'sWe've almost lost every friend we had because we had to have an agonizing reappraisal,'' he said. We've got the agony, all right, but we haven't got the re- appraisal"
 ''I'm going to get into politics and raise hell with people if we don't get this job done," Truman told the gathering.
 Preceding Truman before the conference was Sen. Stuart Sym imgton of Missouri, who chal-
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
MAN. 9l. WIELDS PAPER TO DRIVE OFF THIEF

PHOENIX, Ariz., R-The big Sunday edition of city newspa- per was more than just good read ing to Norman E. Daw, 91, of Phoenix.
 Early yesterday Daw said a man about 20 years old came up, knife in hand, and demanded his money Daw told officers the would-be holdup man turned and ran after he dealt him a stiff wallop alongside the head with his rolled-up newspaper.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21

lenged the governments handling of the missile and satellite pro- grams.
 ''The design and structure of the Russian satellite is clear evi- dence the Communists are now ahead of us in the 1ong-range missile race" he said. Unless the United States increases it's efforts in the missile field, this Soviet superiority can only grow into supremacy.
 "Only yesterday" Syrnington continued, Secretary Dulles an nounced that if Russia attacked Turkey we would attack Russia. The logical question that comes to mind is: with what?"
 The Strategic Air Command, he said, is still manned with obso- lete propeller driven B-36s and production on new bombers is being held to a five-day week with specific instructions against overtime.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
ASTRONOMY A NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

The moon has always the same face towards the earth, for it can not turn around and show us the other side. The pulling of the earth by the moon causes the oceans waters to rise and fall every 12 hours and 26 minutes, or twice day.
 When the Greek and Roman travellers ventured to the ocean, they could not understand why great stretches of beaches were left dry, and with equal regular ity covered up. It is on occasions when the sun and moon are in line with the earth that they CO., operate in their pulling at the sea. The moon is then either new or full and it is then the highest tides occur.
 If we were at the moon the earthlight there would be 50 times greater than moonlight at the earth. The reflected light from the earth to the moon can be seen at new moon or day or two later Its ruddy color is caused by the sunlight having passed twice through our atmosphere.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
TWO. MEN IN CUSTODY FOR ROBBING BANK OF S3.8zo

SEATTLE, R-Gene E. Sea- grave, 29, an unemployed fisher man, was held by the FBI here Saturday for transfer to Portland, Ore, on charges he participated in a $3,87O bank robbery there August 30.
 Seagrave is formerly of Valdez, Alaska. Another man is already in custody in Portland for. the same robbery.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
PHILIP SENDS ORCHIDS TO
 DANCER AFTER SHE BREAKS SHOULDER STRAP IN DANCE

LOS ANGELES, R-Dancer Marge Champion has a note from Prince Philip saying he and Queen Elizabeth enjoyed her dancing even if she had to stop when her shoulder straps broke.
 Marge and her husband, Cover Champion, entertained the royal visitors Friday night at state dinner given by Secretary Dulles.
 As Mrs. Champion boarded plane for Los Angeles she was handed a note written on White House stationery, reading:
 'The Queen and I enjoyed your dancing very much last night. This is just to express our sym pathy for the unfortunate mishap to your dress. Philip" Two green orchids accompanied the note.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21
Youth Drowns When
 He Becomes Entangled In Boats Anchor Chain

LOS ANGELES, R-A freak ac- cident claimed the life of 15-year- old Don Lyon yesterday just off the harbor breakWater.
 Fishing with his father, Norman Lyon, the boy threw a heavy anchor from his cabin cruiser. The rope was coiled around his leg and he was catapulted into 45 feet of water The rope was not secured to the boat. The body was not recovered.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21

Two golfers, strangers to each other, happened to meet on the golf links.
 See that girl over there?" said one. Imagine her parents allow ing her to appear in clothes like that. Just copying mems clothes. :"
 "That, sir, is my daughter" ," said the second golfer.
 "Oh, pardon me, Pm sorry. I didn't know you were her father"
 I'm not. I'm her mother"
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-21

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
Never Before q Beauty
With So Many FreckIes

STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Aug
6 R.-This is the story OF
Freckles with the titan hair
who used to be told that she
got her tan through a tea
strainer.
Some of them are too big
to have gone through q sieve
though" said a Swedish derma-
tologist who took the pains Of
counting q total of 21,719
freckles, excepting Bikini areas.
Statistics" he said, "are
scant. but 1t looks like a world
record. Anyhow / doubt II so
many freckles were ever COM
bined with such beauty"
Harriet "Freckles" Asp is q
slender. long-legged art student
who hates 'freckles with an
ardent fervor. Chances are
she will make color-movie
viewers love them and maybe
some day she will change her
own mind about them.
The photographer who first
spotted Freckles made $50 pic
lures Of her in two days. It
took Sweden's biggest movie
makers. the ST Corp. no more
than five minutes to give her
q screen test. Color magazines
in Sweden and abroad are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

getting Predetermined at ar
astounding rate.
Most Of her % years she
lived under the impact of hel
brilliant colors.
When I met my first boy
friend" said Harriet, II turned
the inside of my arms toward,
him so he wouldn't see all thoss
freckles.
Il scrubbed them with scour.
ing powder. I wanted to pee,
myself like a potato. Sometimes
! wished I were dead.
II scratched of some of thu
larger ones on my nose.
hoped they would be gone wher
the scratches healed. But there
they were again.
Il thought I might tan my.
self in the sun until ! became
one big freckle. But it only
added thousands of new freck.
les and gave them all a darker
shade.
Il prayed that a miracle
would rid me of my freckles
! even thought Of secludinl
myself from the outside world
I wanted to become a nun.
She's still not happy about
them, but experts feel thi:
blue-eyed redhead is plungine
headlong into q career in color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
SENATORS APPROVE
1921 DAMAGES IN
INJURY BY CLOCK

The S e n a tie Judiciary
Committee has approved
a bill to pay Matthew M.
Epstein, a Department Of
Justice employe, $281.87
for medical and other ex-
penses resulting from an
unusual accident in the Old
Post ONCE building at
Eleventh and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. last year.
On the afternoon of
october 10, 1856, Mr.. Ep-
stein was seated at his
desk on the eighth floor
when a l,200-pound weight
in the clock in the tower
Of the building broke loose
from a cable, crashed
through two floors and
showered Mr.. Epstein with
tile and plaster, knocking
him unconscious.