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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
TOMORROW
The FBI Story
Tells How
Pearl Horbor
Put the Bureau
On q Wartime Bosis

example of the FBI's persecu-
ton of people who happened to
have political views contrary to
those of Mr.. Hoover. The direc-
tor was called a greater menace
than "a nest of spies" The FBI
was described as an OGPU, a
GeStapo, a sinister menace to
intellectual freedom. There were
doubts raised in the minds of
honest people who then voiced
these doubts without waiting to
hear the facts.
The New Republic discussed
the arrests in an editorial
headed American OGPU." The
said:
In foreign countries people
are forced by their governments
to submit to their gestapos. In
this country, Mr.. Hoover has the
voluntary support of all who
delight in gangster movies and
ten cent detective magazines"
Many FBI critics had been
hopeful that Mr.. Jackson would
take their side against Mr..
Hoover and the FBI. But Mr..
Jackson startled them. He stood
by Mr.. Hoover. One explanation
was given In a column by Joseph
Alsop and Robert Kintner, who
reported that Mr.. Jackson had
looked into the FBI's activities
and ito his surprise discovered
that the bureau was operated
along legitimate lines.
Inquiry Demanded
Early in March. an FBI in
formant had reported that the
national committee of the Com
party had met in New
York and agreed that "the time
is ripe" to make the Detroit
cases a national issue. A decision
was made. the informant said,
to canvass trade unions and
all kinds Of progressive organ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Start Now on Retirement
By DR.. PETER J sTEINcRoHN

I am writing this in San An
tonic, Tex, few hours after
having had dinner with two good
friends from New England who
now make their home here in
the Southwest.
The subject Of our converse
ton? Why is there so much nerv-
business everywhere? Most of
their friends seem to be biting
their f1ngernails down to the
knuckles. they said. And they
told me that they knew why:
These people were bored to the
edge of nervous prostration.
Most Of our friends have the
economic where-with-all," said
the lady of the house. yet the
only ones who are happy are the
ones who have made earlier prep
arations against becoming bored
in later years. Those who did not
believe any preparation was nee
essary, other than collecting the
almighty dollar, now realize how
wrong they were.
"They fill up on tranquilizers
and other pills. They spend their
days like a Gagged animal. Their
eyes are wild and bewildered, or
what's just as bad-dull and
dead. They have nothing to go
to sleep for or get up for. They
act as If they're waiting for
something to happen-like dy-
ing, for instance.
Giving Is Factor
1--WE noticed" she said, that
the Bible seems to have the
answer: IT'S better to give rather
than to receive. These friends
who live in a vacuum and are
interested only in themselves, are
the unhappier and most nervous
Of the lot. They are the ones
who wonder what life is all about
and keep saying that the years
are passing them by"
Over the years Of talking to
- and examining = patients
have also concluded that bore
dom creates anxiety as well a;
dissatisfaction. And that goes
for the poor as well as for the
wealthy! But I have noticed
that the area of boredom is most
common at that time Of life
when the children have left the
roost and the house becomes
empty. Then comes the dull
depressing period Of necessary
readjustment.
Husbands and wife must learn
again to discover each other
With the children away, the
parents at first feel lost and for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
EhruRs Rcz
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Youths Speech Defect
Is Handicap With Girls
THE PROBLEM
CELL S-My cousin should force himself to date girls
RALPH Sim bound to be bachelor.

The FomiIy Council consists Of judge.
O psyehiotrist. three eIersymen, O
newspaper editor, q women's editor
and two writer's. Each article is a
summary Of on oetuol case history.
The council reports on problems that
hove been deolt with BY responsible
agencies and eounseIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
THE DETAILS

Cell S.-Why are people 81
mean? I am a girl Of II and
have a 19-year-old cousin. WHIT
is just the SWEETEST person. TIL,
only trouble is that he has &
serious speech handicap and nj
lgirl wants to go out with him.
have arranged a lot of dates
for Ralph, but 1t never work,
out. The girls are always angry
at me afterward and they refuse
to go out with him again. They
don't bother to get to know how
nice he is.
just the same I feel thai
Ralph should go on making ar
effort to meet girls. Someday
know he'll find someone who will
appreciate him. The trouble l:
that he has gotten a terrible in
lferiority complex and doesn't
want to go out at all any more
I think he should force himself
Ralph ST. don't have an in
feriority complex. but / DOM
enjoy getting the $50 sorry. I'm
so busy" routine every time
call up a girl. After all, I have
some pride. In can't go on beg
ging girls to go out with me
Cell means well. know. but
she always embarrasses me by
telling everyone how wonderful
I am. When we go out with
other people, she repeats every
thing I say just to show every
one how clever I am--and to be
sure they got it.
The way I see it, I'm bound
to be a bachelor. SO I just don't
want to waste any more time
with girls. Whenever / want to
go out I can take Cell and we
always have a good time to-
Igether I'm planning to be an
engineer, so I've got a lot of work
and I intend to concentrate on
lit.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Both Cell and Ralph have lots
of spirit and must be attractive
young people. They can do a lot
for one another if they get over
some mistaken attitudes.
Cells affection for her cousin
is a big ego-booster, but she
must accept the fact that she
cannot force people to see him
her way by obvious measures
like pointing out his cleverness
in company or arranging dates
not really desired by the girls,
She should realize, also. that
Ralph cannot force his atten-
tons on girls who turn him
down.
On the other hand, Ralph is
being much too pessimistic about
his future. The girls he dates
now are more interested in ply
steal attributes than anything
else. In only a few years. they
will care far more for men with
good personalities and character
and interesting, lucrative occu-
lpations.
Ralph does not need to forsake
all social life or depend upon his
cousin until that time comes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
Organized Red Acknowledgements Bureau
Sputterin Wake Of Roosevelt Rebuke

izations throughout the country
asking them to demand an in.
vestigation Of the FBI."
These demands came-in Q
flood Of mimeographed resolu-
tons purportedly adopted by la
Dor groups. They said, There
is evidence to believe that j
Edgar Hoover is preparing fol
a repetition of the shameful Pal
mer raids, in which he partici-
pated. with the object of attack
ing and destroying the various
unions" They called on the
President and the Attorney Gen.
eral to suspend Mr.. Hoover pend
ing an investigation.
Representative Emanuel Celler
Of New York was among those
to defend Mr.. Hoover. He told
a ra) Lilo audience that Mr.. Hoo
yer was a special Assistant
Attorney General (who) had
nothing to do with the arrest of
socalled persecution Of indivi-
duals. He simply handled the
cases in the courts as they were
presented to him."
Attacks Diminish
One of those listening to Mr.
Celler's broadcast was attorney
Morris Katzeff, then living in
Boston. who had, been one nof
the lawyers defending those
rounded up for deportation in
the Palmer raids. Mr.. Katzeff
wrote Mr.. Hoover:
THE cases of 1919 immedi-
ately came back to my mind and
I also recalled that you had
nothing to do with the ire
gularities and harsh treatment
of aliens suspected of being
Communists; also recall a
hearing {. at which you de-
plored as sincerely as we did
the incidents attending the cir
cumstances connected with ar
rests of aliens in New England,
and / was impressed by your
thoroughness in presenting your
argument, and I felt it my duty
as being one of the very few
footloose men up to the present
moment who could from per-
sonal knowledge say a word in
defense of man unjustly ac-
cused of wrong-doing."
The attacks on Mr.. Hoover
and the FBI began to diminish
and lose force after an incident
during the dinner given on
March 16, 1910, by the White
House correspondents.
President Roosevelt was the
guest of honor at the head table,
which was placed on a raised
platform to give the hundreds
OF diners a view of the Chief
Executive. Mr.. Roosevelt spotted
Mr.. Hoover among the guests
and called to him. Edgar" he
said, what are they trying to
do to you on the HIP"
Mr.. Hoover shook his head
and replied, II don't know, Mr..
President"
Mr.. Roosevelt grinned and
turned his thumbs down on the
table. That's for them" he
said.
The word soon spread around
Washington that Mr.. Roosevelt
had turned thumbs down on the
attackers of Mr.. Hoover and the
FBI.
copyrisht. 1857. by Don Whitehead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

Sixteenth Of q Series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

tell the story. a story Of plots
and tntrigues and insinuations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
By DON WHITEHEAD

In 1940. President Roosevelt
and Attorney General Robert H.
jackson saved the FBI from
being destroyed by attacks as
savage as any ever seen in the
jungle Of Washington politics.
j. Edgar Hoover once told q.
visitor: mo one outside the FBI
and the Department Of Justice
ever knew how close they came
to wrecking u.s."
Who were "they?" The records
from the archives of the FBI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24
SECURITY FOR YOU
Tx Liability Depends
On Type of Retirement

payments during your first three
years Of retirement. The first ST.
50O-your contributions-of this
total is tax free. But. any money
you receive after that is tax
able.
incidentally. this rule usually
applies to persons who retire
and receive Federal Civil Service
Retirement payments.
The second rule applies to a
pension or annuity from which
you will not receive in payments
during the first three years of
retirement the full amount
you've contributed to the pension
or annuity.
Under this rule. as long as you
receive payments, part of each
years payments will be taxable
and part won't.
The way in which the tax is
figured depends on your life ex-
pectancy. total expected pay
ments. total contributions and
yearly payments.
If your pension or annuity
payments are covered by this
rule, you should consult the
nearest Internal Revenue Service
Office which can provide you with
the proper formula and life ex-
Ipectancy tables.
From AP Newsfeaturesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-24

You may tDrite Ray Henry
IN care OF this newspaper about
your oDn Social Security or
retirement problem. Please
tncloSe a stamped, SELF
addressed envelope and rs
cents in conn.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Canadian Train
lceniinvsd from Bed psosl
1890 = PART
Git Of re. prieshoed!

The "Sstsn bound" Roman Catholic Pr5ssshood not only
dses net accept Ny imperative, posciv War. imperative
A6ioe WITH YOU FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL
THINGS vie woman" Matthew 1888. Ny neompsseble
DsvehssrRsvslsfor. Mary Baker Eddy rsvvins PRIMITIVE
Christianity with lie lost element a kesline bvt Sseeeed
absolutely to lis higher mission-vss TAKE AWAY rs>o
SINS or THE WORLD 70 effect THE HeAllNo or TN
NATioNS"-Rsvslstion-s AWAKENING 70 shs REAL
shs sssrnsiy perfect nations Of Ny REAL ersssIen
fLESHlESS. MLmsfersl spiritual. and chrisfkks-SAv
uRATiNc shs universe with invvnsrsbls, stsr~alh
harmonious, emnprssenf heaven and ssrnsI fs-whsrs
In your being Is spprshsnded NY eternal image and
Iiksnessl
Two young from Detroit. route 70 Mass,
killed Sunday when their borrowed struck by
passenger train Belle River, onf"-Ayee Newman,
frss-snes illustrator and Doris Sullivan General Ese.
trie Corp rsespfionisf :" free Press
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Jesus Here Now!- Minus Flesh
(MortaI Thouqht)

Second Coming Of the Christ" in Christian Science
marvellous. post Civil War, divine reveson-s ssvrrse
fien Of fine SEEMING cruexon Of the Christ In The sui
eidal spiritual bankruptcy Of the southern religions end
issdsrshipi s@OwV
And 80 today. Ny Chosen People, chrsslks Christian
Scientists enjoying the fvhens Of Jesus promise
LIFE MORE AeukDANTlY," and FEAR NOT, LITTLE
FLOCK. IT IS YOUR FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO
GIVE YOU THE kiNcDoM'I
Jesus ssid ASK. SEEK. KNOCK. AND We SHALL
RecEvEl And the Master also rightly declared: SEEK
We FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS RIGHTEOUS
NESS. AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL BE ADDED
UNTO your
And then turn TO p. l2s Of Ny Incompatible imperative
Christian Science tsxbookSsvior bsssor and protector
tconiinved Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22

Letter 70 The Christian Science Monissr:
u Il hseenlns Increasingly evident that nnsiien Il
snses 10 future prosperity and for many hes definitely
reduced their purchasing power end hsvssy their sssssrd
u living ~ sseslvs means b spped 10 stabilize cur
seensy lnesssslns numbers will - lksuis sasetsd Until
pvvsssle power will NJ ssssn s nsessssry predesien
70 Hsssnssn full employment end downward sdSsnsas
Win - ne only rsmsdy.
~rshs" u'ensy hss hspsd prevent vvn-swsy lahAsiea
sv vnless che reel e elINstsd Will eesirbus -
'UAsslen through higher Interest rssss.
We esurss eonslnvs ~ snsss tsse psineIps 81 eco
nom'es--shsf WAGE iNcREAseS SHOULD NOT excEEp
lcsaslnvsd tesxf cskmn vepl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22

nocReAseo PRODUCTIVITY vkAeEAbte Io LAsoN
EeelcIeNcY--Aiip MAINTAIN 4 HEALTHY ECONOMY.
=. e.rrses 49, q shs inequalities which hsvs -
veed Sssshsrhs6dng rssieted Production and exess'
- required vstw sxs'se salsn es"svsss ssa = ~
49, cam, 800 dvriss pssisa = srsmp'eymsns
Fer sxsmpvs, In shs building Trades briek'sysrs cen
Ieu, votve essa lev twies sWy bricks - We when
siss Similar restrictions bind shs other trades u some
srsss - builder has - psrmt the work wssx - STAR
Yusshsv ~ 81 sstds. paying double e TOR sssvr'
day. In sp Of shs fsss Mist building workers wages are
sa.saG ~ sewss klo1ssss n industry.
n rssssds ere ssddIsd with ihs full crew law 100
miles = hssis ~ dsys work. and other hsndieaPs to
efficient operation
Many Other restrictions have been placed production
tArovshevs Industry BY limiting lob descriptions. arbitrary
lob limits and psrformsnes. and other devices
In view Of the shove must rsvstaney admit that The
unions need careful regulation 70 protect hs public from
labor monopoly which has Instituted abuses comparable
70 these prseeed BY before The passing Of the
antitrust sws end the Wagner Act plus the rsfsr'sy
Lew.
Collective bsrssnins needs TO be put on such basis
that Me public welfare fully protected against agreements
tsf disregard me rights Of hs consumer Of The goods pro-
dveed services rendered.
Justice demands that good days work should be given
for good days pay.
70 correct ihs trend labor should be
fully reviewed end revised sqvszs hs bargaining power
% management and labor and he same time protect ihs
rights Of ihs public.
We help bring about this needed change by writing
and representatives and directly by
falling purchases TO needs until the price rise
essdsd by sterilization Become price conscious and both
management and labor will realize there Is limit 70 fhe
buyers pstsnce.
voice in the desert Is not heard but whisper the
market place is quickly ampII6sd
Moorsssewn. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
aid To Our AI|ies"

Letter to the N. Y. Herald Tribune.
Fer some time has been the axiom accepted by some
OF the best minds Of The world that The evils Of Communist
Dictatorship can b abolished srsdicsted without dis
ssrovs atomic war with hs help and Of the
free world.
1t We can spend nearly $40 billion year for military
defense against Communism. which best may mean post
Ponsmenf OF the Armsseddon certainly can afford one
tenth OF that amount nearly 81 billion year. for helm
ING the people Under The shadow Of the Iron Curtain 20
keep themselves free and encourage their knsmen behind
me Iron Curtain to resist end sabotage the Communist
tyranny
WIN military and economic assistance from the United
s'sse' our allies bring into being
Ground foress-sqvivssn more than 200 divisions
THE United States by itself hes twenty army dlvision.
Naval ssrsngth-mors Than 1000 naval vessels az III
KINDS lors ships than The active naval strength Of IN.
United ssssssl - wv
Air ssrsnsfh-sbovt 900 air sqvsdrons tsbou, N.
ss"e number % The United sfstssl
nsss allied forces bring the military strength Of N.
rres World TO the level Of The forces Of comun, Ru,.
end Chine. "'' "''''s
WI. e Whist has stopped ,hs Communists from ,pr..s.
Ing further ~" 'f''''-
R'ds'a''d Park Nv Nay ~. issz.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Scientist Topic Is Prayer"

VVs U.
The hssIns end protesting power Of effective prayer
will b brought out d chsssn Science services tomorrow
In s lsssenSsrmeN entitled ICED me prsssvsr Of Man."
Frem Science end Hsslth with Key TO the Seripsvres
by Mary Baker Eddy The following selection will b among
those read t23i;oh up COD HEALS NOT THE SICK THEY
ARE NOT HEALED. FOR NO LESSER POWER EQUALS
THE INFINITE AlL-PoWER; BUT GOD. TRUTH LIFE.
LOVE. DOES HEAL THE SICK THROUGH THE PRAYER
OF THE RIGHTEOUS"
The Golden Text L from Hsssa tl73l: by prophet
shs Lord brought srss out Of Egypt end by pephst
Ne preserved"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22

~ b ~ msssss sdvessss sssss Nusses wssss. g. 4
l1oysv vilI and sthy psetrsph with aasroinA 49,
~ ~pssesjesi Rsl6e0 Rcd sad dsssR NJ sexssssa
s1s6y shs d61lys nsssnesrsbss 6. 60 lenoeeceeA
essprine ~ sjssIs swies yeass - ~ pt enes -
sal Why NY chsssn Psepis. csiooeihe csesen SeosoI
Isvs NJ 'deiasien' 70 Ms et1y-fss sxsnps: DIVINE
LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET. AND ALWAYS WILL MEET
EveAv t>uAAAh NEeo~-p. ~. san.
~. sAiRk Mess ~ divine lssa end ~ ON hsvs
sA1easl ~ n shs eessseions sf egne(ppeeaL 6soRs
lsvs-ysvr ~vsshsr<Aeshss @. sll>barmeRieusJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
American Xiders:-
tconsnvsd from Back Psss
More Of Big Labor S Multi Billion s
Larceny From American Consumers!
tcensinvsd from Back Psss,
MIRROR or WORLD OPINION
WORTHWHILE INQUIRY


&c. Moniiorl
The Senate Finance Committee Investigation Of monetary
policies and their effect imitation may b vsry
impersn Senator Byrd TO- W.. chairman Of the commit
tee points out properly hst continued imitation could do
ths United States immense harm.
The Investigation will hear experts interest rssss and
spending policies. Senator Byrd pointed
Y. s. Chamber Of Commerce finding Mat shs Eisenhower
administrator In ths FIVE and half years ending June 90
1883 Will have collected end spent than 342 billion
dollars shs amount The tssspsndins Truman sdmnissrs
slen spent In nearly eight years.
However, the Eisenhower Standardization hes psid on
Of hs national debt But s collection n such heavy
taxes lpinsss The available for capital improve
mont end hence intsrsrss with putting work. This
could lead 10 serious situation.
High interest rates may b reflection Of this shortage
81 investment money. probably will b found that hs
charge the Federal Reserve Board s deliberately forenu
W me price Of money not strictly seevrsts that whs
ths beard doing h letting rates nd their natural level
ssr years Of sriieisls lew interest premessd BY The
New Deal
The Finance Committee promises 10 cir ss whole sub
Jest end explore shs Various rsessiens There are 20
many theories aost that should b. extremely useful 10
have ths facts and fhs benefit Of expert opinion on them
Doubtless the destruction Of values which continued ina
flon will bring could be dlsssrovs-les Angeles Times
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
tessfinvsd ssvm ssess essss


Amy seseIsliss ae NsllSsm 3 e6srd hss NJ, 9efx
prsseeiion o veil q the unsd Sisss csvsrnsns ~ 81
oirsu wss SuiIsv Of bsd ivdsmsns-ais W6sss ID ~
rsqvrs wsv1dins killing end slshsvsh 10 DID vnin-
ssntensl'y nevertheless THE ROAD TO HELL IS PAVED
WITH GOOD INTENTIONS!
Ne must awaken from faulty pssyssa Sseleins. stss'
ING. the defects Of his religion. sdvessien. etc.
he Of Ny Chosen People, chrisfIiks Chris
isM Scientist svhHs ssrly. daily ssfsxsssssn Vie
study q Indispensable ineempsrsble mpsrsss Chris
ssn Science Bible this unfortunate tragedy
would net have arisen.
HOWEVER. DEATH IS A MYTH
But No who iskss another iss in belief vnlnssn-
sienslly MUST MAKE AMENDS
NY Chosen People, chrissiks Christian Scientists. when
he u rspsnssnt Of original SIM humble end meek will aid
him in experimenting exclusively REAL. nvvInsrsbs
nprsssnf heaven and eternal s the perfect nsens hs
psrsset ersssisw-elestslEss. Nstsris spiritual and
chSissiks SATu0ArlNo smniprsssnt hssvsn end
eternal excluding vtssriy s~y REALITY shs beliefs
MYTHS. u "msitsr" evil. he'll DEVIL and svsni-of
shs dsvirs myth Of Adsmevs sniichrst pseudo
sfion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
MR. JOSEPH WAITZ-No JOB

Encouraging Mr.. Waltz. LET say THE DARKEST
HOUR PREceDEs THE pAWN"I
Also. MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS oPPoRruNIrYr
sab
Also. let spread shs joyful that the Bible
be completely understood and demonstrated because
Of me presently operating fvllmsnt Of Jesus and N.Y.
ced promise TO that wicked and advtsrovs ssnsrsiion
Of "sneshsr Comforter" THE Comforter who will abide
Nth yev forever and teach you ell things"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Because Of The DeviI-AnimaI
Magnetism-Adam-Eve Anti Christ
Ego MYTH! In All Non Christ
Scientist Education. Religions,
therapeutics. Politics, Culture,
Entertainment!.!

Mr.. John M Reiehsnbseh. Treasurer
United Negro College Fund. Inc.
Mieh Hdqrs. 2oe Mack. Oct. .svoaa
iaair
Deer Mr.. Rslehsnbseh:
Under prayer and Gods guidance. II is 10y TO submit
The enclosed checks for $l2Soo ssehons Of them
made 10 the United Negro College Fund.- be used
according your praysv discretion the other made out
Christian Science Reading Room which should be negotiable
In any Christian Science Reading Room in e United States.
but they may In desire retention Of erehan-
disc until the check through The clearing house.
The devil suggest contempt for the Christian Science
Reading Room check. but you know what murderer"
and - liar" he is-"no truth In him"-no REALTY-ss
revealed by God in fhs marvellous post Civil War; divine
rsvslsons-a resurrection from ths SEEMING crvexion
OF the Christ IN fhs suicidal religious vnsey Of the white
SOUTH with the seeming formidable hangover awaiting
healing. liberation.
And Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah IS THE ONLY
WAYl-"he Way fhs Truth. and the Life" Of the PURE
Christ In universal. complete TRUTH
Al your service. and best wishes.
lovingly and inspiraonally yours
according 10 Christ.
Andrew r. Frvshavf, C.s.+++
AeF:m
Enels.
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tconsnvsd from Back Page)
{. s. CAN MAKE TWO CONTRIBUTIONS
I. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR TO USE FREELY
MANHOOD. WoMANtiooD or THE CHRIST SCIENCE
Z. Resume Wednesday Noon
Christian Science Services In Detroit.
Tribune Publisher Pledge Of
100000
THERETO. REMAINS VALID.
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THE Plight Of Ex-Paekard Worker
FOR ~ Years"