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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
YOU MUST REDUCE UP 10 POUNDS IN 3 DAYS. up TO
10 POUNDS THE FIRST WEEK. :. OR you PAY NOTHING!

natural. No more need for Super Will Power
no suffering panRs Of self-denial no struggle
with self CONTROL You continue to eat the deli
clous foods ALWAYS enoyed hut with this amazing
difference !. BEFORE YOU'RE HALF THROUGH
you can eat no more. You feel full and completely
satisfied You feel well and cheerful. full Of pep and
vitality. You'll find the REGIMEN TABLET plan
makes 1t easy to do without fattenng foods. practi
cay effort at all TO cut down on fat producing
Galleries. You'll hardly realize that you are actually
reducing but your scale your mirror and the aston
ishment Of your friends will prove It, Yes. YOU will
lose pound after pound In days-faster and easier
than you ever thought possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
LAW IN THE NEWS
Beck S Counsel Speaks
Of Unpopular Clients

all fair and honorable means
to present every defense the Law
of the land permits.
THE lawyer owes entire devo-
ton to the interest Of the client
and the exertion of his
utmost learning and ability tc
the end that nothing be taken
or withheld save by the rules
of law legally applied. No fear
Of judicial disfavor or public
unpopularity should restrain him
from the full discharge Of his
duty"
Sunday: Troffie courts do some soul
spaFrhina an vauP hahaH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Dinner-Dunce PIunned

The District chapter Of the
Delta Theta Phi law fraternity
will hold a dinner and dance al
II pm. tomorrow in MOO Club
Boiling Air Force Base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

The Fomiy Council consists Of o Judge,
psyehiotrist. three elersymen. q
newspaper editor, women's editor
and two writers. Eoeh article is q
summary Of on octuoI cose history.
The council reports on problems thoi
hove been deoIt with by responsible
agencies and counselors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

No dieting No starving No unappezng food restric.
tion You sit down breakfast dinner and est
normally with the Of the family every mouhu Of
ciCus food but with this amazing exception Before you're
satisfied. hungry REGIMEN TABLETS Take The Place
OF Super Will Power Sacrifice And Strain you eat less
weight down from the day. Pounds and
inches disappear day after day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
SWAY ACTION MAKES " EASIER
AND FASTER THAN EVER BEFoRE
q LOSE Up 70 20, so, EVEN 70 POUNDS

Doctors know what's good for you. They know all
the different methods TO reducethe scientific way to
attack excessive weight. Thew normally prescribe
not one-but . careful combinaton|of drugs. which
Is the basis Of REGIMEN TABLETS. These are not
q food or candy-they contain no bulk producing
ingredents-they DO not irritate your stomach.
REGIMEN TABLETS are the size Of an aspirin
tablet and Just as easy TO take. They work on an
most important ways necessary to obtain FAST easy.
effective weight loss:
q They suppress your appetite BY acting directv
~ on the salivary glands. You continue to eat
what you like. but even the most mouth-water.
ing delicacies won't tempt YOU to overstuR yourself.
nbble between meals or raid the ice-box.
= They force your body to lose weight automati.
zs cally by removing Fluid Weight. the excess
bloat. like fluid that a. counts for up TO 1OSs O.
and start TO lose weight fast that by the third day
you will have lost pound after poundi
- They work fast . In less than minute they
the boodstream and automatically you
lose the TREMENDOUS URGE TO EATi II feels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Monday: A reoder tells how innocently
pulling little hoir from his nose de-
veloped into eelIuIitis which left him
neor deoth for severol days. Dr.. Stein
erohn reinforees the reoder's warning
by pointing out the serious consequences
which moy arise from pulling nosoI hoiI
or Improperly treotins infections above
the lip line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
WHAT NEW SAFE
REGIMEN TABLETS MEAN 70 you

Here Is new hope ct last-new hope for you II you
one Of the thousands who tried everything to reduce
and gave up in despair II you among the
many who suffered Disappointment with old fashioned
pills and capsules. fad diets powders and
exercise. cookies. chewing gum and candies flush out
pills-all the promises that failed and did noths
ing for you'll
Now. with complete confidence in their safety and
effectiveness you take REGIMEN TABLETS
q combination Of wonder drugs never before avail
able except perhaps In doctors prescription. But
now this formula has been made so safe. so sure
that prescription Is needed In doctors tests It
has been proved effective and harmless TO lungs. kid
neys liver and other vital organs. Anv normally
healthy person may take REGIMEN TABLETS with
compete assurance Of their purity and safety.
You owe It to yourself to start the REGIMEN
TABLETS way today. Rid yourself Of dangerous
excess weight II you want to live longer with less
chance OF heart disease diabetes. high blood pres
sure, arthrits rheumatism, even cancer Yes, you
owe It TO your health to your appearance. to your
Job. to your loved TO your future-to start re-
ducing this sure. safe way. today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Parents Split Over Aid
To Struggling Children
THE PROBLEM
THE DETAILS

ERIK il want to help the children.
HIIDA J-They must untangle themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Am axlnO New
Won der Orue
Tablet For Fat
People, acts
rough the
blood stream
directly on the
cause OF your
overweight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

No diet no special eating, no giving up the kinds Of food
you like to eut-ye new wonder drug acts directly on
the cause Of your overWeight-ts safe automatic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Why u MUST WORK FOR YOU
NO MATTER WHAT you HAVE TRIED

Here reasons. unQuestonable facts straight from
the shoulder. Unless you have Super Will Power
. love TO torture yourself hate the sight OF
food have Q nurse detician available to you at
all times :. You CAN NEVER REDUCE TO
YOUR SATISFACTION with the ordinary reducing
methods you are familiar with. II you have used them
yourself know from personal experience that this
Is sad but bitter fact. You know how difhcult. even
impossible is to reduce with just fad diets hunger
strikes. laxatves exercise. steam baths. massage
so-called reducing candies. cookies, chewing gum.
powders and bulk producing pills. They did nothing
but try TO give you some moral support while you
tortured yourself. exerted all your will power
starved until you could longer stand It. You used
these methods because that's all there available
TO you unless you went TO see your doctor.
On the other hand. doctors avoid most Of these
dicut or ineffective reducing plans They prescribed
drugs for reducing such as amphetamines or thy
roid which could be used only under close medical
supervision They worked where everything else failed
ugly fat Just melted awayl But unfortunately
because OF the harmful side effects they only
available with doctors prescription. Doctors felt
they were on the right track with these druRs because
OF the fantastic results Now thev had to develop
discover q drug that had . similar action but
without the harmful side effects. A drug that was
safe enough for all normally healthy fat people TO
take without constant supervision without the
need Of doctors prescription. Research specialists.
medical technicians worked for years to dis.
cover such drug And they finally were successful
hut 10 be absolutely sure II would work safely,
they had leading hospitals clinics and individual
doctors test II and for years When the final
results came r. they knew they had truly WON.
DER DRUG FOR FAT PEOPLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

BY the time he gets to his doc
tor 1t has already spread (me-
tastisized) to the rest OF the
body. At such a time operation
is hopeless.
Sometimes the fault is the
doctors. Even though the over
40 patients presents himself
early enough, the doctor may
prescribe pills, powders or spe-
clal diet for months before he
recommends X-rays. But time
has become a foe rather than a
lfriend-and 1t is too late!
According to the studies of
DR.. Myers here are the early
symptoms: Gas. loss of appetite,
indigestion. and fullness in the
upper part of the stomach. If
you are over forty. and these
symptoms last for one week, don't
hope" that you have a simple,
upcet stomach. Get to the doctor
for X-rays.
And here is the doctors re-
sponsibility. If the pictures are
suggestive. but not positive, for
stomach cancer: Repeat the ex-
animation within five days! Tell
ing the patient to return for a
recheck in a month is sometimes
equivalent to pronouncing a
death sentence.
Patients! Doctors! Keep re-
membering the value of time.
released BY The Bell Syndicate. Ine.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Yes. It's here At lAsti After years Of
intensive medical research. hospital
tests. doctor use and clinical studies.
we can now release It for the first
time - the amazing new safe. APP
proved. remarkably quick acting NO.
DIET miracle reducing drug for fat
peoplel imagined II you're normally
healthy. now you can lose Up to so.
80. even 20 pounds without ever being
hungry without torturing your
self with cruel diets even with
out giving up your favorite foodsl
You lose up to 8 pounds the first few
days - up to 10 pounds the first
week - OR YOU PAY NOTHING.
Yes. this amazing N0.DIET miracle
Z fat people MUST work for you =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

REGIMEN TABLETs another fine product Of the Drug Rsssoh
Corporation sole distributors OF Su'tcmn Ala for the relief
ArhFits- Rheumotism pains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Wednesday,: Jim Bishop reminiseei
about vocotions in the old days. Stort.
ing with his wife's usuoI query Did
you turn the soss Off. he gives o day.
by-doy account Of his fomib's hectic
but wonderful, voeotion at the shore.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
Girl Scouts Win
 Awards At Court Friday Evening

The Girl Scout Court of Awards was held last Friday evening at the Nome School where very interesting and colorful program was presented.
 Troops 67, 6S and 69 presented skits and songs.
 The Brownies divided into first-year, second-year and third year groups and presented songs, play and a very interesting puppet show with the aid of their leaders.
 Awards included the following: Curved Bar: Myrtle Chambers, Edna Johnsen, Dorothy Russell, Mary Jean Longley.
 Star: Ann Chambers, Clarice Hardy and Lola Sheldon.
 Second Class awards were made to: Grace Aukon, Jo Ann Aukon, Nancy Bernhardt, Gladys Cannon, Vicky ,Castel, Pamela Mulvihill, Marjorie Olsen, June Oman, Diane Wilke, Sally Ailak, Edna Ahmasuk, Alice Arnold, Jo Chambers, Judy Coplin, Paul. inc Larsen, Barbara McIver, Mar garet Nagozruk, Marcia Webb, Joy Weyer.
 ~ Girl Scout leaders are: Mrs Geo. Weyer, Mrs. Roscoe Will1e Mrs. June Jeffries, Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Mildred Harwood.
 Brownie leaders are: Mrs. J Walsh, Mrs. M Kelliher, Mrs Wm. Ullrich, Miss Roberta Ross.
 It was announced that girls in the Nome area may attend the encampment at Harding Lake, near Fairbanks, if they desire. The fee is $35 and any Scout may get the necessary forms an d other information from Mildred HarWood or Judy Morris. ana
 It was also announced a sum- mer encampment will be held at the Dexter Scout Camp, the date to be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
Child Hater
 Fined for Sending Offensive Letters

SEVEN OAKS, England, R- A wealthy retired businessman who hates children was fined 4C pounds ($11O Friday for sending anonymous letters to bereaved mothers telling them the deaths of their ''brats" were a blessing to the country.
 Frederick Henry Bessemer Clark, 76, grandson of British steel magnate Sir Henry Besse- mer, was charged with mailing grossly offensive" letters.
 A judge told Clark writing the letters was "the vilest and most contemptible crime anyone can commit .'
 It required 312 years to trace the letter writer. Penmanship of three generations ago finally led to Clark, whose own son was killed in railway accident and whose wife died several years ago.
 To woman whose 5-year-old son had drowned, Clark wrote: Tt was a very sad experience for you-but there is one consoIa- tion and that is tht advantage to our country. Great Britain has been overpopulated for some years .. If more brats died there would be more room in which to live and move about the country"
 To a woman who had just given birth to triplets, he wrote: "You should be ashamed of your foolish and unpatriotic action. It would be good thing for the country if the three brats did not survive" Clark promised < the judge q won't write any more.' The judge promised Clark he would go to jail if he did.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
Revealed That 40 Russians Died In Attempt to Scale Mount Everest

scale the peak within two days. That was the last heard from them and presumably the expedi- tion was wiped out by an ava lanche, by the papers account.
 Sir John Hunt says he remem- bers a mystery plane circling Ev crest while the British expedition was training in April 1853.
 "We vaguely wondered at the time whether it was Russian plane," he said.
 we had always thought that any attempt on Everest from the north was asking for disaster. The Swiss knew that, and their expe- dition tried from the south"
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
MIX and Patti-MacDonald Awarded Certificates of
 Merit For Safety Records

ANCHORAGE-TWo construc- tion firms have been awarded special certificates of merit for safety by the, Alaska District Corps of Engineers. -f...----
 The Morrison Knudson Con- pany received the award for re- cognition in the field of accident prevention for work on fourteen construction contracts in the Alaska District. U~ .-
 MIX worked total of 1,032,058 manhours on contracts with an accident frequency rate of 2.91 and a severity rate of 0.16.>. ~,
 Patti Macdonald received it's award for work located at six sites, including Unalakleet- The firm worked total of 469, 196 manhours with a frequency rate of 2.13 and severity rate, of O.03e By comparison, the national accident frequency rate in the construction industry for 1855 was 1883 The overall Corps of Engineers figures for, contractor personnel was 5.72 frequency rate and 1.63 severity rate.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
Texas Governor Calls
 Federal Government Most Overloaded Organization

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, R- Gov. Price Daniel Friday said the federal government is the most overloaded organization in the world" owning 24 percent of the nations land and taking 78 per cent of the tax money.
 Daniel, speaking before the third annual convention of the American Assn. of Petroleum Landmen, said stronger, more efficient government at the grass roots" is the answer to federal encroachment of states rights.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
Psychiatrist Hires Cunn1an to End Life But Fails

DETROIT, R-A Detroit psy- chiatrist told police Saturday he hired gunman to kill him be- cause he was Respondent but he changed his mind and failed to keep the rendezvous.
 Chief Asst Prosecutor Ralph Garber said the shooting would not have come off anyway: The man Dr. c. l.. R. Pearman hired to do the job was an undercover patrolman assigned to the case.
 q was Respondent" the 56- year-old psychiatrist was quoted as saying. "I felt I had nothing to live for. I changed my mind. So I kept away from my office"
 Police who kept the bizarre ap- pointment Friday at Dr. Pear mans downtown Detroit office found a note hanging on the door: Back Monday"
 Garber said he would recon mand a warrant charging Pear man with attempted conspiracy to commit murder. Conviction on the charge could mean a five-year prison term.
 He said it began Tuesday when Pearman, who is single, asked a Detroit night club porter to find him a killer. "He must be an ex- convict, Negro, and must know his business" Pearman specified Pearman is white.
 The porter tipped police. Pear man gave. plainclothesman $50 and promised him S45O more when the job was done.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
Thompson Picked For Ambassador To Russia

AUGUSTA, Ga, R-President Eisenhower Saturday chose Llew- ellyn E. Thompson, now ambas- sador to Austria, to be the new ambassador to Russia. 'Fr
 Thompson, succeeds Charles E. tChip)i Bohlen, j who has been re- assigned asl envoy to the; Philip pines. " sH1 ie -r
 Eisenhower's choice of Thomp- son, 52, for the highly important Moscow postffhad been forecast for weeks; Thompson speaks Rus sian fluentlyl and served as an ,ad- wiser to the President and as an interpreter at the 1855 Geneva summit conference.
 A career, diplomat, Thompson has been in the Foreign Service since 1929. He has been ambassa- dor to Austria since 1852. From 1940 to 1943 he was second secre- tary and consul at the US. em- baSSy in Moscow. -
 In 1949 Thompson was deputy assistant secretary of State for European affairs.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
Two Italians Arrive In New York After
 Long Voyage in Cutter

 ' NEW YORK R-Two Suntanned Italians sailed into port in a small boat Friday after a long, lazy voy- age from home.
 Francho Rocchi, 37, and Vim cenzo Iacopucci, 38, left Italy on June 2, 1854, for carefree cruise in homemade cutter. .. From Italy, they sailed their 24-foot boat to- France, Spain, Portugal, North Africa, the Ca nary Islands and on to Brazil. They stopped over for year in South America and then headed north for a nine-month visit in the Caribbean.
 Rocchi, a government clerk, and Iacopucci, an architect, said they will spend month sightseeing here and then set sail for home by way of Newfoundland and Portugal. -4-.---
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
By JAMES F. KING

LONDON, R-A weird story reached here Saturday that 40 Russian mountaineers perished in ar attempt to beat the British in scaling Mount Everest in 1852.
 Sir John Hunt, who led the suc- cessful British ascent of the worlds highest mountain in 1853, commented: "I think there is some truth in the story"
 The Warsaw newspaper Szan- dar Mlodych carried the report about the Soviet expedition, say ing it was under direct orders from Stalin.
 A Polish climber named Pawl- olski was quoted as saying the Soviet mission was to plant the flag of peace on top of Everest as a dramatic gesture in Stalin' peace offensive at that time.
 The Soviet expedition report edly reached 26,4OO feet-within 2,600 feet of the top of Everest In December 1852 the Russians radioed confidently they hoped to
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-29
IS Egyptians Perish As Fire Sweeps Village

CAIRO, R-Eighteen persons were burned to death in a fire which destroyed 325 mud and straw houses of Al Ahraz, a will 1age eight miles north of here, Egyptian press reports said Sat urday. About 1000 persons were made homeless. ris fr
 The report said the blaze was set off by sparks from a hearth fire on which a woman was bak- ing cakes for Bairam, the Moslem feast starting May to mark the end of the month-long Moslem fasting period. Ashigh wind swept the fire racing thru the village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
Furniture Sale

cLosE-oUT OF ALL FLooF
SAMPLES, MOSTLY ONE OF
KIND. SOLD "AS rs" BUT REDUC
TONS OF 20se TO SOC.
Mahog. end or lamp tables. 50 95
gilt-frame mirrors. S12.95; Co
lonial brass floor lamps. Sill 80
modern limed-oak corner tables
S14.95: double drawer desks, nlapl
or mahog., S32.5O; modern liv. rm
chairs. S24.95; love seat. modern
green frieze cover, S59.95; vrought
iron or chrome dinette sets. S49.95
wrought-iron studio divan. $50; soft
beds, S69.95: twin 4-poster beds
heavy maple stock, $24 % cpch
|mahog. Windsor dining chairs. S7.95
traditional channel-back chairs
foam cushions. 500: maple bun
beds complete with . innersprin
mattresses. S14.g5; Hollywood beds
complete. $40 .o5: Serta or Simmon
mattresses. $32.50: Rollaway bed
with innerspring mattresses. SEA "a
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ROOMS UMFURNIsHED
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

COLORED-2 ROOMS: 50 and $40;
all utilities: child accepted. 235 9th
ST., ne. Ii. 3-22bi,
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PIANO, Gable Nelson, small uprt.
GOOD condition: owner sells reas
AID. 4-3028, from $3.50 TO o. 20e
PIANO. baby grand, apt, size; excel
cond throughout: color, camel
$3.50; delivered free. RE. 7-4434
PIANO, baby grand: misc. furniture;
moving to Florida. Ia. 9-5967
after y Pm.
PIANO. baby grand. 81" with
bench; mahog. fin; excel. cond.
$3.50. DU. 7-4600 for appt. to in.
spect.
PIANO = Wuriitzer spinet. usec
very little. newly guaranteed S365
For better musical values. KITS
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PIANO Wurlitzer. full Keyboard
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PIANO. rebuilt player: refnished il
new durable Piextone; ideal Tor liv.
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CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
ll0S @ st. NV. DI. 7-S46l
PIANO Gulbranson Studio; mahog
1895 including bench and loea
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
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HELp-DoMESIIc
CooK-G.Hw.: 81 days: salary 9

CoOK-G.Hw.: 81 DAYS: salary &C.
cording to ability. live out. RE.
7-192s.
CIV. COOK. refined: care 2 yr.
and 8 yr. boys: fnll charge: live
in, Thurs. every other Sun, on; best
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GENERAL HOUsEWORK, 2 DAYS or
3 half days. health card and rei-
erences: 81 and carefare. Box
40l-H, Star
G.HW.-CHILD CARE, EXPERIENCED
with reference. Call MRS. SMITH.
co. 5-563S. Il
G.H.W.-PLAIN COOK, colored. live
In. must have experience and ref
eFences: JU. 5-309l.
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