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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Parental Guilt, In Belief!

SINS OF The PARENTS VISITED UPON OFF.
SPRING ..I-sEcAusE or INDIFFERENCE or
CONTEMPT FOR FAY. GODS, INDISPENSABLE.
INCOMPATIBLE IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MoveMENT!-"THE PREpEsrINEp. EVENTUAL.
THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND rHeRA.
PeuTicS "a or ALL NATIONS AND PEoPL es-
DESTINED TO DRIVE THE DEvlL-ANlMAL MAGNET
'sM-ouT OF EDUCATION. so-esled CULTURE.
AND THE ENTERTAINMENT woRip WHEREIN
sAIAhS SOCIAL H-BoMB' SEX PolluTes
soFtocATes. THE DIVINE AND ETERNAL porEn.
81. .AtIIIss OF THE ADAMEvE DUPEs UNTIL
VANS EXTREMITY GODS OPPORTUNITY
WORLD OF LETTERS LIKEWISE PREVIOUSLY
PART
naAkvslouS INVENTIONS OF physical, sr,rnrr
""osI. AND SHALL, Be CONTROLLED az My cunsEN
rsorts, CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN scieNTlsrs,
'"os AvskIlNc THE INDUSTRIOUS TOTAL oE
.. 'NASeD'eS IN AL FIELDS or TRANspopr,
>o .nose pAMNABlE FIRES AND Vol ocA,,srs
~ r amo PRECIOUS FORESTS CONSUMED. sEcAIss
-. lewis ouPes, ADAMS AND EYES ,Nnas
Nse ~ THESE FALSE cops-eIlI LION
49, ns TOBACCO AND ALCOHOLIC BEvEpacEs
.eo, SxuS STORE AND HOSPITAL MEpIcInEs
s,1a sSRuPs'. TO KEEP uNREPsNTANr
,,s S."Neks MISERABLE, OR coMEoRrAa,r ne
"'' '.. s,Ns AND SPIRITUAL NAkEpNEss y,r,s
nsNS The oMNlPREseNcE AND Eye, ,,s,v.
~s,,. or That ONE CREATION AND ,,n,vres.
NJ r.ssHtsss. l-M+MArERlAl. sp,RIr,,A, cns,s-
Mo-, 49,. IuR-A-rIN-c EVERY ioTA oe sen~s
s,' '0 'NVulNsRABLE. ETERNAL uApuoa,vm
-, r. IRWIN Parker Jr. i. . lived A "a E.. 81.
soS'" e'sns Falls N .en A. -.
."s Vsnsv tor many years msuhsr - a. :.
s's"y' 'nomss and Parker. -. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Publicity On Union Funds
CONTINUED from BACK po9ol
PUBLICITY ON UNION FUNDS
(N. Y. Tribune EdlterisQ

There can be no dsasrssmsns with Prssidsns sissn-
howers assertion yesterday that labor raeksfssrns like
corruption anywhere. is sbomnssen which must b
eliminated IL and whenever II occurs"
The Of this special brand OF sbominsfion Is
money. The unions have $26 BILLION m health AND
WELFARE FUNDS. THIS IS THE LARGEST SINGLE
SOURCE OF EQUITY CAPITAL IN THE COUNTRY. SOME
OF IT. OBVIOUSLY ENOUGH. HAS NOT BEEN HANDLED
vlRTuouSLY At the time u should b rsMsnssrsd
that the abuses by universal Certainly ss
bulk Of lsbor's leadership is capable and honest
Yet il is extremely clear that the situation calls for
eompvve assurance that these funds irrspresehsby
administered The question is how Far 10 go-whefhsr TO
depend full publicity deterrent 10 misereanfs or
insist detailed government regulation.
The legislation urged yesterday by President Eisenhower
and Secretary Of Labor Mitchell is quite moderate calls
for registration reporting and complete disclosure OF all
union health and welfare funds The Administration also
wishes make public all other union financial records such
collected salaries and status Of treasures All this
is surely information TO which union members and ths
general public entitled Nobody reasonably object
to having the fiscal facts open 10 examination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Eisenhower Asks
Continued from Back Paqe)

Continued from Back Page
James p. Mitchell. Secretary Of Labor, reported fhe
interim legislative program for labor after ninety
conference with President Eisenhower st the Presidents
temporary Office al the Augusta National Golf Club
Mr.. Mitchell said the legislative proposals had grown
of evidence Of improper practices already developed by
the Senate Select Committee Improper Activities in the
Labor Management Field The committee is headed by
Senator John L. Mcclellan, Democrat Of Arkansas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

lceco Steel Products corp.-Apri. 1850
Family News
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
you. THE PUBLIC ARE BEING PLAYED FOR
'sUckERr-BUr THE DEVl-ANIMAl MAcNe TISmE
IN LABOR AND POLITICAL RAckETEEktNc.
SEEKS 70 FORCE EMPLOYERS AND THE PUBLIC
TO PAY FOR THE PRODUCTS OF SIN. FEAR AND
IGNORANCE uNcHRlsTLIkE THINKING, WHICH
CONSISTS OF BELIEFS OF SICKNESS, DISEASE.
DEFoRMiTIES, AND PREMATURE DEATHSn
AND THEY STEM FROM THE MISERABLE EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS cRlPPlEs-PRIsoNERs OF THE DEVIL
THE DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST VOID, ANTI-cHRiST
JUDAISM AT THE TOP OF THE LIST!
NEXT, THE DEVILS r. C.-DAMNABlE MONSTRoSlTY
IMPOSING MATERIALlsTlc PERvERSoNS OF
THE NoN-REcIMENTED. PoPELEss. HEALING AND
HEALTH PRESERVING. GENUINE, DIVINE CHRIS
TlANTY OF NY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH
SON, THE cHl.LDL-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS. WHO
RIGHTLY DECLARED HIMSELF TO BE THE WAY,
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" AND WHO WOULD
NOT P-Ro-sT-LT-UT-E HIS FACULTIES TO MULTIPLY
THE DEVILS MYTHICAL, ANTlcHRiST
ADAM-EvE HUMAN oFFsPRlNc!
PART z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

Apn Iestjs HAD MANY MORE STAkTLNc THINGS
RI cav euT THAT wicked AND AoulIekOus
ceNeRArloN" COULD NOT "oGAk~ IUtM THEM
A,rr Nv ALLOWED Observation-Disclosures. Mary
a.L.s eSfv N0s3Esf REPRESENTATIVE SINCE
,.e,Is Decl Akep NY 'plcTArIoM THAT The
HUMAN N,Np AND DoDv ARE MrY.TA-sl
A., "MATERIAL" OBJECTS ARE MERELY MYTH
lcAL VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT
ro,,NrEeEeITs AND euRLEsouEs OF DIVINE IDEAS
"THe THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [-MvTH-
,eAL ~ WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
EreRNAl"!-l 10 ST. Paul. 70 you.
PART
CORRUPT HEBREW KING ASA SOUGHT NOT
UNTO THE LORD (-DlvlNE LOVE- BUT UNTO
TIVE PHYSICIANS. AND piED'i-ANoTHER
r.HlN.kI-N.c S-U-FF-o-c-A-TI-o-M
DR. Lesser. IS. PsycHIATRisT
tTimes
Dr. Rudolf Lesser nationally known psyehisfrst and
cnee clinical director Wayne County General Hospital
died in Sinai Hospital late last night after short Illness
He was S.
Dr. Lesser Of 2o26s Avdsffs. Dearborn. served with
Wayne County than IS starting in 1896
as member Of the hospital staff and becoming member
Of the psyehiatry staff in 1888
He author Of many papers in his field and was
member Of the American Medical Association, American
Psyehssry Association American College Of Physicians and
several other local and national medical societies.
Born in BrssIsv. Germany. in 1901 he was professor
In ihs University Of Bressv and to This country In 1885,
Surviving his widow. Emelne his mother Mrs.
Bertha Lesser. and sister. MRS. Fanny kornbivm
Arrangements pending in the Hebrew Benevolent
Society, 1925 JOY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Devils Materia Medita!

AS PER THAT WOMAN HEALED By JESUS. WHO
HAD SUFFERED MANY THINGS. OF MANY
PHYSICIANS FOR MANY YEARS, AND COULD
NOT BE HEALED BY ANY, BUT RATHER GREW
WoRsE!-sPENT ALL HER LlvlNc1-UNTIL THE
CHRIST AWAKENING!
"And having issue Of blood twelve years.
which had spent all her living physicians neither could
be healed ofany."-lvke s:43.
PART 3
KING ASA SOUGHT NOT UNTO THE LORD, BUT
UNTO THE PHYSICIANS" AND DIED. PREMATURELY-
T.H-I.N-k.I.N-c SUFFOcATION, ALWAYSl
King Asa. End Chronicles 10Th Chapter, records Ny
prophets dseernment.
King Asa reflected corrupt Judaism centuries before
the Coming Of the Savior. Christ Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Harvard Student, IS, Dies In Vets.
hospita|, Albany, NY.

BLOOD eIot on the brsin"--THE DEVIL sAYsI
A THANKING SUFFocATioN!-THE DEVIL TAKING
THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS! PLUS.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEvIL-ANlMAL MAcNETIsM--IN HARVARD
UNIVERSITY THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDlcA-coN
TRoLtED VETERANS HOSPITALS WHERE
HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS, PRoTESTANTS, AND
OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL! MAY EXIST
ON THE BACKS OF THE TAXPAYERS. UNTIL ONE
OF MY CHOSEN PEOPLE, A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST,
LIBERATES AND HEALS THEM, OR THEY DIE IN
THEIR SlNS-DIE. IN BELIEF!
THE ENTIRE HUMAN AND MATERIAL" DEvlLISH.
MYTHICAL. "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
[se-esledl EXISTENCE" IS A BuRLEsoUE OF THE
ONE TRUE CREATION AND UNIVERSE, Externally
POPULATED WITH FlESAlESs, lzk-AAIERlAL,
SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLIKE BEINGS. s-A-r.U-R,A.I:tNC
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH OMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. WHEREIN ALL OF
you FIND YOUR TRUE BEING, NY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
PART 2
THE MYTH, THE DEVILS ApAM-EvE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS WILL BE
REJECTED BECAUSE OF SUFFERING, IN BELIEF.
COMPELLING AWAKENINcs VIA THE CHRIST
SECOND COMING" MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM JESUS AND NY PROMISE AND
PROPHECY TO THAT WICKED AND ADuLTeRous
GENERATION" OF ANOTHER COMFORTER" THE
COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH you
FOREVER AND TEACH YOU ALL THNcsr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

could You Pay This Bill?
~cteANEo OUT BY MEDICAL Bllls7"
'raosPpTAl AND OTHER MEDICAL exPENSeS
or The DEVILS NoN-cHRIsv SCIENCE MESSIAH
MEDicINey
HOSPITAL BOARD ROOM AND FEES ~ $2ll0.2s
DOCTOR ALL . 1880
NURSES ..... $500
THeRApv ... 1000
Mensc,sES - 1880
WUa $3.ls2.2s"
, 1957-05-28
Boy Scout Troop
From Georgia Would
Like to Visit v. |.

A communication received
by John Colby, manager OF
the St. Croix Chamber Of
Commerce indicates that Boy
Scouts from Georgia would
like to visit st. Croix. Mr..
Colby wrote to S. Walton
Peabody, Troup Adviser, as
follows:
1--WE are in receipt of a let
ter from Mr.. James E. Green
of your city who tells us that
your Boy Scout Explorer
Post ITS would like to come
to st. Croix for a four or five
day encampment some time
between the dates of June
18th to July 1st.
Mr.. James Hurd of sprat
Hall in Frederiksted on this
island has offered the use of
a suitable camping ground
for their accommodation. He
Continued on page a
, 1957-05-28
Instulled in
Police Cars Here:
Now Undergoing Test

Radio equipment has been in
stalled in Police headquarters
in ChristianSted and Frederik-
sted and also in two cars here,
No. 4, used by the Assistant
Commissioner and No. II
which is in Frederiksted.
Any car can now be sum-
moned by headquarters or
visa versa; and headquarters
here can call st. Thomas.
Tests are now being con-
Quoted under the direction of
Police Chief Otis Felix.
, 1957-05-28
Students From
G~uudeloupe to Study
In Puerto Rico

Port of Spain = Three stu
dents from Guadeloupe have
been awarded scholarships
under the Caribbean Training
Program for study in Puerto
Rico, c. F. Beauregard, Secre-
tary General Of the Caribbean
Commission announced.
The Caribbean Training
Program is jointly sponsored
by the international Coopera-
ton Administration of the
United States and the Com
monwealth of Puerto Rico and
these three Guadeloupean stu
dents now go to join over one
hundred other Caribbean stu
dents already studying in
Puerto Rico u n d e r the
, 1957-05-28

program.
The students are Jacques
Bonnet and Jean Barria, both
of Pointers Pitre, who are
studying Construction Draft
ing, and Paul Jacobson, from
the same town., who will be
trained in electricity.
The scholarships are of one
years duration in each case,
and carry with them a grant
to cover tuition fees as well
as to assist with the costs of
boarding a n d lodging in
Puerto Rico.
, 1957-05-28
Requests to Attend
Bununu Tour Exceed
Mux.Number Possible

Port Of Spain = Requests
received at the Central Secre-
tariat of the Caribbean Com
mission for inclusion on the
forthcoming Banana Tour of
Jamaica have already exceed
ed the maximum number of
participants possible, c. F.
Beauregard, Secretary Gen
eral of the Commission, told
the Press.
over eighty applications
have been received, Mr.. Beau
regard said, but a maximum
of sixty had previously been
decided, since this number is
as many as can be efficiently
handled. Thirty of these par
Elephants will b e French
speaking, the majority from
Martinique and Guadeloupe,
and thirty from English speak
ing countries and Surinam.
These places have now been
allotted on a regional basis.
The tour, which lasts from
July / to 10, will be sponsored
jointly by the Caribbean Com
mission and the Government
continued on page y
, 1957-05-28
Buzudr Committee
To Hold Dunce for
Repuir Of Church

The Restoration Committee
f o r ST. Johns Anglican
Church in Christiansted is at
present conducting a drive to
raise funds for the repair and
rewriting of the Church,
T h e Bazaar Committee,
headed by Mrs. Maria Thorn
as, is holding a dance on
June 9th at Fabulous Fash"
followed by a Bazaar to be
held at the Parish House and
grounds of st. Johns Church
on Tuesday, June 10th from
1900 noon.
The Committee is appealing
for support of the cause of re-
pairing and preserving one of
the most beautiful and histo-
ric churches in the Caribbean.
, 1957-05-28
Mrs. Millin Suid
She Heurd No
Bod" Words
Atty. General Rejects
Bid for Appeal
To Supreme Court
Senator Lucinda Millin ad-

The United States Attorney Sena
Generals office has rejected mitted
the bid of Governor Gordon gislatu
to appeal to the United States trary t
Supreme Court a case in membe
which he challenged t h e she die
power of the legislative com- cival F
mittees to function after adj or obs
journment of the legislature. IS Whe
The Finance Committee of
the First Legislature took the :,
issue to the District Court
- Journa
the investigation illegal and Incl
order officials to ignore it. tween
The Committee was upheld Cnalrn
by the District Court and the sat IN
Third Circuit C ourt of to be
Appeals. ne sa
Reese
Attorneys Almeric Chris ,,n+;, ,
tan and James A. Bough, who o.hoa
represented the legislature in -
court were denied compensa- :,
ton by the administration : nro
Peilullg mo- their S
, 1957-05-28

Senator Lucinda Millin adj
mitted on the floor of the le-
g~islature last week that con-
trary to reports circulated by
members of the majority bloc
she did not hear Senator Per
cival Reese utter any abusive
or obscene language on May
Is when the legislative session
broke up following a debate
over the Virgin Islands Code,
according to the H Q m e
Journal.
There was an exchange be-
tween Senator Reese and
Chairman Anduze after Reese
sat in the audience and asked
to be recognized from where
he sat. Anduze said that
Reese could not be recognized
until he took his seat. Reese
asked how the chairman could
not recognize him unless he
was in his seat, but counted
as present senators who left
their seats and the chambers
on May 18th when the ma
jority tried to steamroller the
code to final passage.
Asked by Reese whether he
is present if he is anywhere
in the chambers. Anduze re-
fused to answer.
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1876 Injured
In Mishups at
HomeinWeek

The District Red Cross Safety
Service reports 1856 residents
were treated at local hospitals
last week after home accidents.
The injury breakdown lists 81
falls. five burns. 10 poisonings,
six objects in eye. nose or stonl-
ach, IS cuts. and % miscellane-
Gus injuries.
A 9-month-old boy who fell
down 10 steps was admitted to
Children's Hospital. Other falls
other woman caught her arm
in a clothes wrineer. Eye in
juries were caused by laundry
bleach. an insect and broken
eyeglasses.
Children were treated after
swallowing a fishbone and q
penny.
Two 2ryear-old boys were
admitted to Children's Hospital
after drinking kerosene. Other
poisons consumed were mush-
resulted in fractures Of the
wrist. shoulder and ankle.
A 2-year-old girl crushed her
finger in a folding chair. a
woman dropped a vacuum
cleaner on her foot, and an
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the problem by removing
her appendix. healthy though
It was. THAT wouldn't help.
he replied gloomily. Then
she'd have to be afraid Of
cancer. This is easier"
There is, of course, q
healthy fear Of cancer. Wo-
men between the ages Of
thirty-five and fifty should be
aware that cancer is q pos
sibility. They should have
annual examinations to en-
sure that their body func-
tons are in good working
order. They should obtain
Information from their doc
tors as to which are normal
and which are abnormal
symptoms. These safeguards
tucked under their belts. they
should then 60 about their
business without another
thought about cancer.
The unhealthy fear Of can
Ger is characterized by q re-
fusal to 60 to q doctor. The
woman Is so ridden by the
obsession that she has can
Ger that she cannot bear to
have her diagnosis confirmed
This is tragically unreason-
able, but too common. Con-
sumed with fear, the woman
has q strained relation with
her husband and children.
She veers from tears to q
mask Of indifference. She
can't be interested in her
DAUGHTERS behavior problem
or her husbands triumph
she has her sense Of doom to
occupy her mind completely.
! have q patient who is
justified in her fear Of can
Ger. Her two sisters, her
mother and her father died
of cancer. She comes to me
for reinsurance frequently
and we discuss it thoroughly.
She gets her fears out In the
daylight. which is q fair way
Of dispelling them.
Ny friends have sometimes
asked me what q doctor does
when cancer is discovered in
. patient. Il suppose. some
one once observed, that you
have a case of Mysteries on
your hands when you tell
them"
I have never had such q
thing happen. I never say
I'm afraid you may have
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fields Of science. During last
springs semester. the univer-
sity had q total Of S.542 stu
dents and 1t is expected to in
crease several hundred this
term.
A 81 million building pro-
gram is well underway on the
campus. At present, the new
physics building has risen three
stories and additions to the
John K. Mullen Library are
being completed.
Construction plans have been
completed for a new dormitory
for men students and for q
social center. Next phase in the
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cancer. Wen have to in
vestigate." This obviously is
both cruel and stupid. Once
the diagnosis Is made that
there is q malignancy, / be-
gin the treatment. Only
then. when ! have something
positive to tell the patient,
do I reveal that cancer has
been found. Her shock is
cushioned BY the knowledge
that the battle to cure her
has already begun.
The awful thing is to be
alone with q fear. I have
never forgotten the patient
who thought she had cancer
and was too afraid to come to
q doctor. Finally. when she
was very Ill. she was forced
to come and see me and /
discovered she had advanced
cancer. incurable. Her hus-
band and her father insisted
that I keep the knowledge
from her. I agreed reluc-
family. and witnessed the
stark terror In her eyes as
her doctor and the men she
loved kept insisting that
nothing serious was the mat
ter with her. She died in the
ambulance to the hospital,
alone and still frightened.
I will never again accept q
case where l am forbidden to
tell my patient what is the
matter with her. That wom-
ans eyes haunt me. I am
sure ! could have communi-
Gated some strength 20 her
If / could haye been honest:
/ am sure the love Of her
husband and father. given
without a false note, would
have comforted her.
Never face a fear alone.
If you are afraid of cancer,
let your doctor reassure you.
Since fear-any fears UNI
reasonable, never try to rea-
son with it. So-called posi-
tive thinking" Is no weapon
against fear. Only positive
faith can rout the black
menace Of fear and give life
o radiance.
From: "A Woman Doctor Looks
81 Love and Life" Copyright. 1885.
1857 BY Marion HiIliard, Published
BY Doubleday A. Co., Inc.
Tomorrow How to cOmbot "a
tisus.
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building program provides for
the renovation Of Caldwell Hall
and completion Of its south
wing. an engineering building,
a nursing education building
and the construction of a north
wing to Curley Hall.
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A WOMAN DOCTOR
LOOKS Ar
LOVE AND LIFE
Chapter b.
Fear Of Cancer
By d.. Marion Hilliord

Today I'd like to deal with the fear Of cancer which
rides on the backs of some like foul monkey am
fabbergasted at how many women won't pronounce
the word This leads to engmatc conversations the
bridge table like
Harry has been looking poorly. DO you think he.
has. ="
Gould be- Janet his sister, had It."
did she realyl I've always wondered but didn't
like to ask"
Terrible thing"
Eyes, terrible"
The ladies finish their game sick with fear for their
internal twnges that they won't be able to digest the
pineapple and shrimp salad the hostess going TO
Their attitude, as I say. really perplexes can
think of dozen Affections really afraid Of. and
cancer isn't one of them
II I've wondered good deal about the fear Of cancer
Are these women afraid OF death? don't really think
Except the separation from their families most people
aren't deeply concerned DEATH Are they afraid of
pain? doubt IT, Most pain bearahle and unbearable
pain difficult to imagine Are they afraid of lingering
expensive angushng? Maybe that's it. Too many
patients in the past have been nursed at home piifu
specimens that shocked and frightened the entire family
suspect that much of the dread Of cancer will be lifted
when hospitals have room for all cancer patients.
- More than all these reasons though, believe that
fear of fear Of the unknown It is mysterious
blackness with ghouls and sadists reputation
All too often person chronicaly afraid Of has
Just found convenient label for her chronic fear of
security She is afraid of future that may find her
unloved unwanted We could try to the Of
cancer with thorough examination, but can't
the fear She WILL If she must, find another label One
woman pathoogicay afraid that her appendix would
rupture Someone asked her doctor why he didn't solve
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Catholic U. Opens
Glasses Thursday

Catholic University begins
its Goth academic year this
Thursday.
Registration for undergrad
uate students will be held Tues
day and Wednesday.
This week the traditional
orientation program win follow,
including academic 6ounseling,
campus tours and sightseeing.
Applications indicate an in
crease in the number Of UNDER
graduates. particularly in the
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Desiqn DispIoy Sci

n The work Of some 90 archie
tectS selected for American In
stituteS Of Architects design
awards this year will 60 on
display for q month starting
Tuesday at the Gallery Of the
Octagon. l74i New York av-
enue NV. Most of those who
nave received the awards live
west Of the Mississippi River.
Exhibits will range from
models Of churches to office
buildings.
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rooms. aspirin. furniture polish
and mercurial antiseptic.
Dog and insect bite victims
were treated. Cuts inflicted by
a saw, an electric fan and q
chunk Of ice received medical
attention.
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AUToMosILEs FOR sALl

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hydr.. r and h., power steer. and
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rn. cond,; sacrif. or trade. Ju. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RENAULT 1885 de luxe model; good
condition; r. and h.: $3.50. FL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

wILLxs So "G'; Cd. orig. green
finish; very clean; s595. JET MO-
TORS. 1884 IA. ave. s.e... Ii
d-2300.
WILLYS-New and used station
wagons. pickups, ieeps. all types
OF new and used WHY'S. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, Authorized
Willis. JU. 5-s525.
WILLYS '53 Aero 2-dr.; heater; one
owner; low mileage: nice; $500
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave
NV, AID. $4,000. Open ewes. til 8,
Sat. til 8.