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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
"89 Turks Die In Rail Crash"

Free Press, 10i22
DID THE RED WAR OF NERVES MAKE SOMEBODY
JTTERY? WAS THERE RED SABOTAGE?
TURKEY, A PROMISING, YOUNG REPUBLIC AND
STAUNcH DEFENDER vs. DEVILS REDS
DEsPoTIsM. is HAVING ITS PAINFUL 'APPREN
TlcEsHIP' IN PREPARATION FOR APPREHENSION
OF THE MARVELLOUS. INCOMPATIBLE iNvINci.
BILE. IMPERATIVE SECOND COMING" OF THE CHRIST.
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES !-REvEALlNc THE UTTER UNHEALTHY
OF THE MYTHICAL, DEvILIsH, ANTIcHRiST,
ADAMEvE. JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS. PSEUDO
CREATION OF MATERIAL" PHENOMENA!
BOTH ARE MERELY MYTHICAL. VISIBLE, MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES. couNTERFElTs AND BUR-
LESouEs OF DIVINE IDEASl
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE SUPER sATuRATE
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WftH iNcORRUPTIBLE,
iNvULNERABLE. IMMORTALITY, WHEREIN ALL
FIND THEIR TRUE BEING. GODS ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
To Patients!

EVERY IDLE WORD THAT IS SPOKEN SHALL BE
ACCOUNTED FOR DAILY AND HOURLY IN THE
FORCED sELF-ExAMlNAToN OF THE CONSTANT
PRESSURE s&Hl WHICH THE DEvlL-THAT FRAUD
AND M-Y-T-Hl. ANTI CHRIST ADAM-EvE ECO
IMPOSES uPoN-sEEkS TO FOG ADAMS. EYES
THINKING vs. MY. GODS. STILL SMALL VOICE"
or DIVINE GUIDANCE. PROTECTION. SUPPLY. LOVE
THE PEACE or GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL
sTANDINc"-cHRIsT SCIENCE MESSIAH
VolD-oF THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE
CHILDREN or GOD" st Paul.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
Hospital Visitors

tconnved from Back Psgs)
THE ENTIRE ANTI-cHRisT, ADAMEvE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR so-esIisd MATERIAL" WORLD
THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL $50
called ExIsTENcE"-p. III. C. S. fexfbook-ARE
MERELY VISIBLE. MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES. COuNTERFEITs AND BURLESoueS
or DIVINE IDEAS so-cALLED sIckNEssEs ARE
ADAM-EvE MORTAL THOUGHT lMAcEs-M-Y-T-HS -
DEATH. TOO. AND WARS EVEN!
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
A REMINDER OF DEVILS ADAM. PERoN.
oUsTED DICTATOR.
Argentine Storm Subsides"

LABOR GROUPS. PAMPERED AND BRiBED BY
PERoN FOR POLITICAL REASONS, HAVE BEEN
ATTEMPTING TO REAsSERT SOME OF THEIR
PAST POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC PoWER"I
&c. S. M editorial, loj2N
ARGENTINE STORM SUBSIDIES
'sxeerpts from c. S. Monitor EditoriaD
me recent woday strike OF anttgovernens onions sisd
Up large part OF industry but failed by Ear 10 bring the
en're economy OF the country 10 halt To that extent
was victory tor the sovsrnmsntpsrevlsrIy 50 since
some mad predicted that the strike might brna down Gen.
s'a' Assmnurv and his demoeraeaIIy inelinsd regime
But the strike obviously had no, been intended merely
70 rsn, economic inusess. II clearly an attempt to
cause dneoes tor the regime and rseapsvrs lost political
prestige For this lis lack Of success will be looked
on with favor by the free world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
Premature Deaths

DEVILS R. c. LOSES ATTY. 37-John J. FaIIon--
THE DEVIL TAKING 80 YEARS VIA SATAN
BOUND" THEOLOGY. EDUCATION THERAPEUTICS
AND LAW tANTi-CHRiST ADAMEvE) NOT
PURIFIED. NOT DOMINATED By ABSOLUTE LAW
AVAILABLE ONLY IN CHRIST. SECOND COMING"
SCIENCE MESSIAH!
-. was u Of D. professor Of law for the last five
years past president of the Catholic Central High
School Alumni Association and member Of the K of c. :"
Was also "a member OF the Detroit and Michigan Bar
Citations :"
GOD. ADDITIONALLY, TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRULY. 1.-THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD IS
ROBUSTNESS WITH coD."-Si. Paul.
THE DEVILS R. c. is A VERY POOR MEDIUM,
INDEED. TO LlBERATE SATAN BOUND" ANTI-cHRlST
ADAMS AND EYES ALL "CONCElvED IN SIN;
BROUGHT FORTH IN iNiouiTY. WHO CAN BRING
FORTH CLEAN FROM AN UNcLEAN? NOT ONE
MAN THAT IS BORN OF WOMAN is A FEW DAYS AND
FULL or TROUBLE" Job.
NEVER AN ADAM NOR AN EVE. NOR A MUIR
DERoUs CAIN NOR A JUDAS. NOR HUMAN BIRTHS
SIN. DISEASE. DEATH. DEFoRMlTlES. DISASTERS.
PESTlLENcES. ACCIDENTS. WARS EVEN. IN ALL
ETERNITY. IN THE ONE REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE - MATTERlEss. FLESHLEss. SPIRITUAL
cHRlsTLIxE. Externally. COMPLETELY PoPu-
LATED. SUPER s-A-T-u-R-A-T-INc THE ONE
REAL UNIVERSE WITH iNcoRRuPTlBLE.
INvuLNERABLE. oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE - WHEREIN YOU FIND YOUR
TRUE BEING. nay ETERNAL IMAGE AND LikENESsl
"WELkER DIES; EX-SENATOR FROM IDAHo"-so-
fDetro Newsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

Premature Deaths Wages Of SIM!
Thinking Suffoeations! All! But
Myths! My, Gods, The One Real
Creation and Universe Permits Not
Even Cold Nor Wars! Myths!
100%o Harmonious 0mnipresent
Heaven and Eternal Life! The Devil
The M-y-t-h!-AnimaI Magnetism
In Religion, therapeutics, Education,
Thinking! Politics. Christ Science
Messiah Correction Imperative!
The Universe Is 1009o The
Manifestation Of Thought!
1850: Men 81; Women II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

Mrs John lLavern) Sullivan 30. News, TO- 81
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT PHENOMENA
OF a SATAN BOUND" EVE WHO WILL HAVE HER
AWAKENING AND LIBERATION FROM THE
MYTHICAL, DEvlLlSH. ANTI-cHRiST. ADAM-EvE
PSEUDO CREATION VIA THE CHRIST SECOND
COMING" SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES! HERE AND HEREAFTER!
~. found dead in her in front Of her apart.
ment at am. package Of pills found the
ground the car"
"Ex-TRooPER DIES AT Al" free Press. lol2D
"Jaekson-LIoyd Huff Al, former State Police trooper
died Of CANCER in Foote Hospital joined State Police
in 1887 and served at posts in Jackson ST. Clair Jonesv
and Clinton Illness forced his retirement in 1883
BABY KILLED IN HiGH-cHAIR" Detroit Times. 1929
Richard CaudIe. l3 months, Crosse Pointe Woods
siransIed hshehar safety belt caudIe is office
manager for ihe cooney industrial Co."
SOLDIER IS KILLED IN oo-FooT FALL"
"Ensewood, Cliffs. NJ j., Ger. ga soldier fell 20
feet TO his death from the top Of the NJ Palisades. appa
emily while trying TO take p:tJre from the park Of the
view Of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline. Pvt
Jack c. Harper 70, OF Drnkrk NJ y. apparently slipped
he maneuverins about a narrow ledge"
Detroit News. TO- 28
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
Daisy Gun Firm To Leave State;
Hits Pay, Taxes"

Detroit News, III/l
Some 700 employees were notified this morning that the
Daisy Manufacturing Co. will close its Plymouth, Mich.
plant and move 10 Rogers. Ark. next May.
Miehsan's unhealthy economic climate" was partly
blamed for the which announced by csss Housh
executive vice president Of the air rifle and toy weapons
plant.
Small industry in southeast Michigan doesn't have
chance Hoveh said Were forced 70 "a. a the giants
OF industry made e "a. 81 inc JAW and Clio. On top
OF that there has been uncertainty Mchigans govern.
ment for the last eight years."
The decision TO move was formally approved at meet
ing OF the Daisy board last night followed several years
OF study economic situations for industry in other states
Hovgh said.
OF the firms 700 employees about 800 are hourly rated
Housh said The hourly wage including fringe
fits Is S2.24. he added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
Christ Science Messiah Declaration
OF independence" Imperative!

YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN Jesus to frufh.seeking
Hebrew ruler kieodemvs.
Hospital Visitors Should Be Required
To Read My, Gods, (.S. Textbook
To Patients!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

"Satan Bound" Impotent, Hospital:
National Institute Of Health (0f
Premature DEATH! Holding The
Carcass!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

TON or INDEPENDENCE" AND REALIZE EXCLUSIVE
NESS or oMNIPREsENT. iNvuLNERABLe,
lncoaRupTIsLE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEi-
TIE REAL HABITAT or THE GLORIOUS
LIBERTY or THE CHILDREN or GOD" !-sf. Paul.
NOTE 70 READER: We cent sen WsIker far piece
Of si moi many days sge. but were unsuccessful in
penefrstns ts svrs mental fog Of msfsris medes false
theology satan bound education, culture, and impure
politics.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3I-Former Senator Herman Wei.
kerr Idaho Republican who ehsmponsd fhe policies the
late sensfor Mccarthy RWs died lest night 81 So Nswsv
The Flesh Profiteth Nothing. Jesus
Devil Materia Medica In CONTEMPT
OF Gods Supreme Court!
Find Nurse Dead In Car"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

] he women pushed through the glitter
ing aisles with slow purpose, comparing
prices, snatching their children's fingers
from lettering displays and piling their
wire carts high with brightly packaged
food.
And on their way out Of the super
market, they paid. From their purses
poured an endless stream Of bills and
coins. In the parking lot at the side of
the store, automobiles huffied in an
impatient line, waning to nudge into
parking stalls.
These were the ordinary activities Of
Friday night, the time Of the big shop
ping. But they were Of extraordinary
concern TO the man in the car parked in
the end stall. His keen eyes let no details
escape. He was particularly interested
in the line Of cash registers. and in the
money that went into them.
He could imagine the velvety feel Of
the worn bills, and Shiver Of anticipa-
ton ran through him. The fact that the
money belonged to somebody else was,
to Alfred Croker, only a temporary
inconvenience.
In a more conventional calling,
Croker might have been admired as
conscientious. Thoroughly professional
in his approach to thievery, he prided
himself on the meticulous planning that
went into his work. Of middle age and
height, Croker realized the advantage
Of his appearance; there was nothing in
it to arouse suspicion, or even to cause
anyone to remember him. :.
in the breakfaSt-food aisle,
Stephen Thane glowered sternly at
pirate mask printed on box of wheat
fakes. In his five-year-old Imagination,
the aisles and their occupants had ceased
to exist, and he was having lonely
showdown with the leering cardboard
badman.
'Bang!' he said, and he blew imagi-
nary smoke from his imaginary six
shooter. The pirate smirked, and
Stephen lodged behind a sugar bag.
After cautious wait. designed 10 throw
the foe of guard. Stephen leaped from
his fortress. six gun blazing.
Bang! Bang"
This time he was rewarded with brisk
action. A large woman who had been
meditating over a choice of cereals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

on the ignition switch for final check.
The fuel gauge registered full. No de-
tails had been overlooked, no loose ends
left to chance. For two weeks he had
observed every detail of this stores oper-
alton. He knew that at about 8 p.m.,
the manager would remove most of the
money from the registers and carry it to
the safe in his enclosed Office. 1t was
now 7::54.
Crocker stepped from the car. 1t
was a weary 1880 sedan, exactly like
thousands of others. Nobody would give
it, or its driver, second look = which is
why he had chosen to steal it for tonight.
As Croker reached the aluminium doors
of the supermarket, small boy, obvi-
ously in hurry, collided with his knees
and then disappeared into the parking
lot. Croker shrugged and entered the
store.
He moved casually down an aisle and
slipped unobServed into the managers
Office. He tied a handkerchief around
the lower half of his face, gave his hat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

screamed and whirled in fright. Her
purse dislodged the keystone Of pyra-
mid Of cereal boxes, and the display
collapsed noisily.
Stephens mother and the store man.
ager arrived in a dead heat. The mana
ger decided that no great harm had been
done, but Stephens mother. seeing her
son amid the wreckage, came to an
immediate decision.
81 might have known it was you" she
gritted. You march right out to the
car" And, warned by the ice in her
voice, Stephen marched.
At the same moment, Croker flicked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

on the BufIAce OF your
hands and face tell the world you're
getting old perhaps before you really
are. Fade them away with new
ESOTERICA, that medicated cream
that breaks up masses Of pigment on
the akin, makes hands look white and
young again. Equally effective on the
face, neck and arms. Not q cover-up.
Acts in the skin-not on IL. Fragrant.
greassless base for softening. lubricat-
ing skin a. it clears up those blem-
ishes. At leading drug and toiletFy
counters. 81 plus tar. II you have these
age-rsvealing brown spots. bl0tches,
or n you want clearer, lighter skin.
use ESOTERICA. At all Drug Stores.
, 1957-07-15

because of the interest shown
in statements made by Attorney
Abbott in his speech, it is being
printed from the beginning, in
installments, for the benefit of
cur readers.)
Concluded from Saturday.
Diego Saavedra Fajardo,
writing in Spain in 1910,
stressed that 1t is better
to govern in accordance with
human capacity than accord
ing to some perfect but unat-
tainable pattern" To impose,
he said, upon the citizens OF
a state a perfect system is the
usual characteristic Of tyran-
ny; human nature cannot bear
it -"
I sincerely believe this phi
losophy is strongly reflected
in the Acts Of the Congress OF
the United States over the
years with respect to its off
shore areas.
The challenge to the mem
bers of the class of 1857 is a
clear one: in a very short time,
you will be exercising your
right to vote and to partlcl-
pate in many ways in the pub
lie affairs of your community,
your island, and your neigh
Dor ~islands-wherever y o u
may be. 1t is your right, and
your duty to inform your
, 1957-07-15

selves in public affairs, to in
sist that those responsible for
carrying out the public trust
do so in such manner as to
best assure that all of you
have to the greatest possible
extent, individual freedom,
self-government in accordance
with your capacity, just and
equal laws, opportunity for
education and for profitable
industry"
l believe that the record de-
monstrates that the Congress
of the United States is ready
and willing to help speed you
that goal-exactly to
the extent tina you are willing
and ready to help yourselves
toward it. AS Richard L.
Evans has put it
every acre that was ever
cleared, every city that was
ever settled, every ship that
ever sailed, every building
that was ever built, every
road that ever reached
across a country, everything
constructive that men have
ever made was once some
ones Greenland they will
come to pass with waiting
and working"
In a very real sense, as to-
, 1957-07-15
CARLOS JARDINE

Specialist for repairing and
cleaning all kinds of Type
writer's, Adding and Calculat-
ing Machines. Secondhand
~typewriters and adding ma
chimes for sale.
Phone 32OW or Write Box 356
, 1957-07-15

morrow s leaders you can
chart the destiny Of the Vir-
Gin Islands, just as those in
other territorial areas have in
the past. You can write your
own ticket" within the very
broad limits indicated above.
A few years ago a picture
widely circulated by Father
Flanagan's Home for Boys at
Omaha, in my native state
portrayed a little boy about
II, carrying a frail and weary
younger child on his back. The
caption read: Hes not heavy
he's my brother" If each of
Cs-as sovereigns, as terrific
ries, as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der that in our day-to-day
relations with those who may
be less fortunate than we, to-
morrow's problems will be
made ever so much easier.
And when you need advice
and counsel of those older and
wiser than you, may I suggest
two simple rules.
Today we hear a great deal
about the Fifth Amendment,
a provision in our Constitution
put there to protect the indi-
yidual against self=incrimina-
ton. Today, reasonable men
differ as to its meaning. But
there's another Fifth" which
is clear in its meaning through
all the ages-the Fifth Com
mandment: Honor thy father
and thy mother" Mark it WE'LL;
observe it.
The other suggestion: You
nave reached a milestone to-
night, and you will go on from
here to other milestones. Take
with you as you leave tonight
the promise that you will
come back here from time to
time to visit with those whose
influence you will feel the
rest of your lives-the teach
ers whose patience, know
ledge, and understanding have
L.4ol ~oro 70 +bo noo1d
, 1957-07-15
"A D D R E S S
by GEORGE w. ABBOTT

Prepared for delivery at Graduation Exercises
Christiansted High School, Christiansted, St. Croix, V. I.
June %, 1857: $50 F. NJ.
, 1957-07-15
: Utr 81. Urntx Auta : :
- -cHAnplOn or pusLrc areHr AND ,usrrcr @~"L

Printed & published every afternoon except Sundays & holidays by
PRINTERY
Christlansted. St Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands
Telephone 48 P. o Box S33
Editor & Manager Canute A. Brodhurst
Circulation Anna I. Brodhurst
Subscription Rates
DC per copy : $500 per month S2. per year, All subscriptions are
payable in advance.
Entered as Second Glass matter May %, 1917 at the Post Office at
Chnstianstsed, St Croix, v. /, under the Act of March s, 1897
VOL. 13 MONDAY, JULY Is, 1857 NO. Isl
, 1957-07-15

nearly 465 years Of it in the
past. The balance, an arbitrary
number of years, represents a
minimum future which begins
tonight for the class of 1857,
residents of the American Vir-
gin Islands, citizens of the
United States.
At about this point in that
other high school auditorium
/ told you about, one gradu-
ate is leaning over to another
graduate to say: "If this fellow
doesn't decommence soon, we
aren't ever going to COM
mence."
I close by again thanking
you for this opportunity to be
here, and to wish Godspeed
to each of you toward useful
and happy years ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

This reversible screw
driver ard speed rsdUcer
fits any u Inch or loreer
electric drill. Reduces
speed 7-to-l. Seve row
Of Seers!
eesrs . Stosss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

Croftsmon CireuIor sow,
erosscut, rip or combine
ton bIodes. Built for long
wear ond hard uss.
Sssrs . Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

So. so down. Cuts 10 CEN
ter Of "a" circle. Cfofk-
man quality with self
olionino upper bIode
guide. Stond. motor. pull
ley. end ouord extro.
Scare 8 SteTss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

ton (knees parted, elbows in
side knees. buttocks touching
calves and palms on the ground
From this position, he thrusts
both feet backward to same po-
sition for push-ups. Immediate
ly jumps both feet forward to
crouch-sitting position. From
there returns TO attention. Re-
peats process. completing as
many thrusts as possible in one
minute Satisfactory score is is.
Standing Broad Jump-Marine
is allowed three attempts to
make a 6-foot Jump. No running
start permitted.
Duck Waddle-Individual goes
into a full deep-knee bend with
hands on hips and then waddles
forward SO yards. Buttocks are
allowed no higher than knee
level and hands have TO stay
on hips.
Half-Mile Jog-Test is for per-
sonnet over 80 years Of age and
under 40. No stopping is allowed,
but there is no time limit.
Have you tried all the tests
now?
Good. What are the visiting
hours?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
D.C.Heods Reodyto Push
Bill on Tex Revisions

Uses to relieve the very stringent
situation in which the District
found itself in attempting to
meet the needs Of the 1858
budget" Gen. Lane declared.
Although the income tax re-
turns are still being tabulated
and no final report is yet avail
able" Gen. Lane said. "the avail
able returns indicate that the
estimates of the congressional
staff we're approximately right
and the estimates made by the
District Of Columbia staff were
decidedly in error.
Amount Not Significant
"As a result Of the differ
ences between the two stats, the
District Of Columbia stan did
raise its estimates somewhat but
not nearly enough.
This additional income may
appear substantial in the budget
Of one year. but it is not q large
amount In the light of the total
needs Of the District. We now
have under review our public
works program. It is likely 10
require. for urgently needed
projects, all of the resource;
available to us.
There is no let-up, therefore
In the necessity for the most
careful scrutiny Of every item
admitted to the District budget
Only by the most careful exam
ination and weighing Of the
many demands made on the
budget can we insure the best
possible utilization Of the funds
available TO U.S."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Seven Corners
Art Festival
Slated Nay 18

Artists from Z to 70" will ex-
hibit their work in the Spring
Art Festival to be held May 1S
on the concourse and prome-
nades Of the Seven Corners shop
ping center in Fairfax County.
The art festival will be pre-
sented by the Falls Church Ar
Ilington branch of the National
League Of Pen Women in Coop
Grafton with Bard's Art Studio
and the Seven Corners Shop
ping Center Association.
All Metropolitan Area residents
are eligible to enter oils, water
colors, prints, drawings. sculp-
|ture, ceramics and crafts, includ-
ling china painting, according to
Mrs. Gwen Anderson, 1911 Ivy
Hill drive, Falls Church, chair
man. Some $425 worth Of prizes
will be awarded.
Judges will include Gustav
Trois. Ralph de Bourgos. Pietro
Lazzari, Isabelle Walker and
Lynn Egbert. There will be
classes for amateurs. profession
ais and artists under II.
Registration blanks are avail
able at area art stores and at the
shopping center. Joseph H. Free
hill, chairman Of the Fairfax
County Board Of Supervisors,
will take part in the awards
ceremony. along with other local
officials.
The festival Will last from 9
am to 4:30 pm. Artists in
berets. smocks and other "Bo-
hemian" work clothes will give
demonstrations Of their art. The
Mclean High School Band will
play at 10 am. and the Falls
Church High School Band at
Ill:l5 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

OF the test have the less spry
reservists moaning.
Reservists won't be required
to pass. but the tests are pointed
out as an indication Of combat
readiness.
Since the average Marine re-
servist who fought at Guadal-
canal or Tarawa, Peleliu or Two
Jima is pretty we'll along into
his 30s. the tests might repre-
sent something Of a challenge.
The exercises are for all under
the rank Of colonel and below
40 years Of age.
Here are the tests, disclosed
to reservists in the May issue
OF the Reserve Marine. How
would you do?
Chin-Up - The individual
jumps to a still hang on the bar
palms forward. Pulls up until the
chin is over the bar. No kicking
or body swinging allowed. Do 1t
three times.
Push Ups-Individual lies face
down, body straight. toes togeth-
er, hands below shoulders with
arms straight. Bends elbows
keeping body straight, until chin
touches the floor. Do 1t 81 times
Sit-Ups-The Reservist lies
fiat on his back. legs extended
feet together and fingers inter.
locked behind the neck. Another
man holds the Marines feet. In
dividual then sits UP, leans for
ward, touches right elbow TO left
knee and returns to original DO
sition. On the next movement. he
touches left elbow to right knee
and then alternates, completing
as many as he can in two min
utes. The knees may be bent
slightly. Satisfactory score Is rs
Squat Thrusts - Reservist
stands at attention and then
drops TO q crouch-sitting posi-