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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
The "Satan Bound!

~rATHEk. FORGIVE THEM THEY KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY po"i-THus DID JESUS SPEAK OF THE
M-Y.T.t&i.c-A-L, ANTl-chRIsT, ADAM-EvE
INSTRUMENTATION, WHEREIN so-eslIsd ADAM AND
- NS~ AND MuADERous CAIN OFFSPRING, ApuL.
TERATE NY INSPIRED WORD, FROM GENESIS
THROUGH REvELArloN!I
COD DECLARE M THE CLOSING VERSE, the 3lst,
or the FIRST CHAPTER or GENESIS:
land GOD Saw ALI THAT Ne HAD MADE, AND
BEHOLD IT WAS t--s-l VERY cooDT
62S B. CT THE. CHRIST BREAKS INTO THE DARK
NesST OF MORTAL THOUGHT:
THOU ART or PURER EYES THAN 70 BEHOLD
fv'l AND cANST NOT LOOK UPON INloUITY"!
-Hsbskkok l:l3.
Read fhs remainder Of the and sec how impure
ysnsAsers In bondass 70 fhs DEVILS snchrst AdamEvs
~ et MYTHICAL ersatien sdvtsrsts The inspired Wordl
GALES R1uTHER PoWER-MAD
I, WASHINGTON. Nay NNs)-ssnssor ooIdwsser tR) Of
Ayixohs tsdsy dsnsVncsd Walter Rsvthsr ss powsr.mad
ltbet iyrsn who used thugs to win strikes seeking
70 use political power 70 impose socialism on the nation
ce'dwatsr |ashsd out s ths president Of the JAW in
IN address q the " s. Chamber Of Commerce convention
u enc of shs hlsssrsst stacks made against labor
lsadsr The COP tonsevvstvs spokesman pictured Rever
- national and declared he had done more
damage, and violence TO freedom than Tsamsfsr President
Seek.
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PART
the REMsDy: nv CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLiKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
l. ood. 10 81. Paul, 10 you In Remains: LET GOD BE
TRUE Dur EvsRv MORTAL A LIAR"i
And 10 NY 1Re6mPsrsbIs Daushtsr.RsvsIstor Of the
Christ Ayseend c6Mtns" highest Representative since
Christ Jesus p. Of her miscellaneous Writings: 1.-THE
TorAt bePkAvfTY or MoRTALs ALIAS. MORTAL
MlNp"lthst fraudulent so-esIsd mind Of the dsviIsh
MYTHICAL. Adsmevs ego end psychology Of oil human
bls - ~ rsess spns Ne. God, ths REAL and SANE
lH P1fssk subsssnes In. and Of. ihs entire Universe
rAnes ynsrrlns. majestic Spirit, Soul omnposn divine
lsve. yeuw "FathsrlMoshsr God. aILhsrmoniovsT
" ~ ssmsmhsr Jesus IIbsrains sdmoniflon CALL NO
kGAN.y. fATHER'T And His cHILDLESS CAREER THE
WAY The TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"!-s Iibsrstins ideal
~ ~ osdssskns Adams and Ewes with vnsssh sspra-
tVoA 10 demonstrate for self and others the exclusive
REALITY Of emnlprsssnt heaven and eternal ls-dsnon
ssrssns ire vsssr nothlnsnsss The MYTHICAL nature Of
shs fraudulent dsvish AdsEvs human their
se-esllsd material" world - merely visible mythical
MORTAL THOUGHT eevnsrfss and burlesqvss Of divine
ldsssI
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Satan Bound Union--

Continued from Back Page,
WORLD or MATTER" THE MYTH. THE OTHER
GOD or THE NoN.cHRisTIAN SCIENTISTS. MY
CHOSEN PEoPLEl
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHINci IT IS THE
SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LIFE."-Jesvs in John 6sa.
PART z
LAS A MAN THINKETH IN HIS HEART [dssirssL SO
IS HE" THE UNIVERSE IS loo% THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL
MYTHICAL WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL"!-I TO 81. Paul. to you.
ALL so-eaIed MATERIAL" PHENOMENA ARE
MYTHS!-SIN. DISEASE. DEFORMITiES. DEATHS.
PEsTILENcEs. DISASTERS. WARS. EvEN-ARE
MERELY MYTHICAL, VISIBLE, MORTAL
THOUGHT couNTERFEITs AND BuRLEsouEs
or DIVINE IDEAS!
Dear brother Joe Sem: That so-essd 1svkemis' mere
y esfies vnchrisslke beliefs THINKING prayers false
trusts, which the devil-anmsl magnssn-hss imposed
in BELIEF-vpon what you have accepted YOUR THINK
INci
But your being Gods eternal image and likeness
-neshIsss IMmaiera spiritual. christIks e. and whsn
awakened thereto you will MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIR
cuMsTANcE AS ITS MAsTERT ts&tD. according TO
Christ. as
l. God. dictated TO Ny highest Representative since
Jesus. woman" Matt 1898, Mary Baker Eddy In our
vsIovs. posfcviI divine revelations Second Coming
Of the Christ" In eternal Science.
Don't let fhe devil mislesd yov-rob yov-of The PRES
EMIT FuLFILLMENT Of what many Of The prssehsrs ere
still looking for-Jesvs' return
But Jesus said Of His true being. the Christ His fv
phsn spiritual eternal individuality, His and your
being: 10. AN WITH YOU AWAY, EVEN UNTO THE
END or THE WoRLD'1
But he devil using Scripture for his pvrposs:-
Lincoln quoting ShakespesrewovId insist that the Christ
appear again in ie flesh, that s ths mortal ihoUgs
and heritage OF Mary-rom which Jesus had 70 escaped
and succeeded via The Christ In the Resurrection and Ases
sonl
And God, dictated 10 NY inseempsrsbls Daughter
Rsvestor. Mary Baker Eddy THERE IS NO RETURN TO
POSITIONS oUTcRoWNl
PART 2
DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE" IMPERATIVE
FROM CONTROL ~ TIE DEVILS
ADAMS AND Evesi
THOU. SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE
ME"l-ToUR "FATHER.MoTHER COO. AtL-HAKNoN-
Ious"--YoUR TRUE PARENT. TIE oNE REAL
PARENT IN THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. As Per- JESUS
call NO MAN {. FATHEK."-
I. God. 10 Mrs. Eddy. 10 you. p. io6 cs. ssxsbcok-
savior bsrsor and protector Of HE Holy seriporss kns
James pvotsssns NY Chosen one from ne involuntary
lconfInvsd Next Column Tepi
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Continued from Back Psgsj
He hedged something awful when we ASKED him n
perhaps Of those badges might used ~ GET
organizers into fine Ford plant back In 1899 and $780,
Jesus said. There nothing hidden that shall NOT be
reveaied'I
PART
REUTHER AND ALL THE TOP LABOR LEADERS
ARE. AND HAVE BEEN. THE DEVILS AGENTS TO
PLUMBER THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND TO STEAL
FROM THE RlcHTFUL OWNERS OF BUSINESS, MULTI.
TENS or BILLIONS OF DoLLARsll
PART 3
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spiritual adultery Of the four e0repssn rssIovs erpplssl
and ths pssJds headings II Christ Scientist thetspsves
including imSsfs pfsysts sth sxsv% ~ tws ss.tlviI
tddN shs ssM sASssst u 1ANiAcAt MeeNefIsM vN-
NAKED and mans tsIvnth tsssssl 5fklkn QUA Ma
TON. CHRISTIAN seItNto ANDs Nan HAVE 1huik
DECLARATION OF lNDePENDeNcE'it 4 patAshf.ssl
God HES endowed win inashsbIs rights. among
which sssevsrnmsnt, reason and conscience. Man Is
pscpory ssfgovsrnsd only whom he Is guided rightly and
governed ~ hts Maker, divine Truth end ldIvns Lsvs
The mental frssPssssr upon these rights inevrs divine
psnsisyi'- ife
RI PRAYER-.
THE PRAYER THAT RsFoRMs THE SINNER AND
HEALS THs sick SAN AssoLura FAITH THAT ALL
THINGS ARE POSSIBLE 70 oop-A SPIRITUAL
UNDERSTANDING Or HIM. AN vNSeLfeD tovET
-p. |. san.
SCIENTIFIC BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES
APEaFEcr PRINCIPLE AND iDEA,--PERFEcr GOD
AND PERFECT NAN [PeRFEcT UNIvERsElI-As THE
BASIS or THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATIONS
p. zss. Ibid.
THE FATHERS BUsNEss"--rHE ONE REAL
WORK or ALLl-MAkINe CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS. LlBERAToRs or THE DEVILS ADAM.
EVE puPEs. PERSONS or DEFECTIVE SANITY,
JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE
HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS. PRoTEsTANTs. AND
ALL OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEvlL!-THE
NoNcHRiSTIAN SCIENTISTS!
UNION TAKES CARE or ITS OWN
DONATE $50 PINTs or BLOOD TO KEEP
MILkiAN ALIVE
michigan Clio ksws|
DETRoT-H anyone asks Joe Sem "Whsss the union
done for YOUR that person hsd better ksvs plenty Of
time TO listen ia Jes's answer.
For Joe Is alive today hs Of more than $50
Pnfs Of blood donated by his union brothers
who belong 70 United Dairy Workers Local g. AFLcio
Joe Is suffering from form Of svksnis. The disease
attacks and destroys ss red cells the blood stream Joe
Is given constant rsnsfvsens TO replace that blood Thas
where Local 80 members have come TO Joss aid
Local 50 president Jack oKeefs said that whom Joe
ssnn's need for blood discovered some three years
sse fhs local decided NEST that need out Of Nc blood
bank The local stands ready continue making fine bleed
available as long Joe needs ~" oKeess declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Seaatey GeIdwater


~ rnGepoM OF THE WILL WHATSOEVER.
TIM oo~AN CATHOLIC SPIRITUAL LuptAcY
70 THE CONTRARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ 80 SesTHol AoSoLuTEky. ecMplGTeLv
THE oNe REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE. SAT-.
uRA!TI-N-c EVERY loTA OF SPACE WITH
oAANlPkeSeNT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEi.
WHEREIN ALL OF you FIND YOUR TRUE BEING
flesHleSs. IAA-MArERIAL. SPIRITUAL, cl4RIsTLIKE
4 ) NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENEssl
oevily M-Y.THl.c-A.L, ANTl-cHRIsT, ADAM
EWES MYTHsi ADAMEvE PSYCHOLOGY AND PSEUDO
eRuArioN RePucArGD By THE SPIRITUALLY
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May Day
Continued from Back Psss)

PART :
DEVILS z. c. SPANS MORTAL TIME WITH
MATERIALisfic. FRAUDULENT USE or THE OLD o,re~
TESTAMENT, AND THEN DRAWS IN PAGAN ~.
ARIsToTLE-35o B.c.-op TO the cfvi War;
And incidentally. ths charge has appeared in print
that Southern ROMAN CATHOLICISM HAD HAND IN
THE ASSASSINATION OF NY BELOVED ABE LINCOLN!
PART
NoNcHRisT SCIENTIST CLERGY SATAN BouNp"-
ESPECIALLY r. c. AND THE RABBINATEI
The fulfilled Promise Of the Second Coming Of the
Christ yet TO be apprehended by ihs Satan bound
non-chrsf Scientist esrsy
Remember Jesus TO that wicked and sdvIfsrovs gene
rstion"-"f HAVE MANY MORE THINGS TO SAY UNTO
YOU. BUT We CANNOT BEAR THEM NOW. BUT WILL
PRAY THE FATHER WHO WILL SEND you ANOTHER
COMFORTER WHO WILL Aside WITH YOU FOREVER
AND TEACH you ALL rHINcsr See John. Chs. ~ I5 IS
And Jesus rightly says in Matthew 1899: THE KING
DOM or HEAVEN IS LIKE UNTO LEAvEN [chrisf In NY,
Gods sesnesil WHICH A WOMAN :. HID M THREE
MEASURES or MEAt"-"sclENcE. THEOLOGY. MEpl-
cINE"-Ths title Of the 9th Chapter Of N.Y. cods C. S.
fsxbookmPsrsvs ssvsr bsrsier snd protector Of the
Holy Scriptures the involuntary spiritual adultery Of
the four Eoropesn religious erippIssi"ssfsn Bsvndl
master Healer. mirses worker. sdvcstori
PART
ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD 'BLssFUrLY
SATAN BouNDT
Catholic peoples millions Of Them have suffered terribly
lin bsisf-snd experience inferior life morally spirit.
vaIy. materially. especially outside Of the w. So Prot.
conceived Christ Miracle Science Messiah nation
to oil fhs nsscnsi
CATHOLICS HONOR BLESSED VIRGIN
THOUSANDS ATTEND RITES
" tTimesD
The Rev. FRI LUeian A. Hebert. pastor Of Our LsdY
Queen Of Martyrs Church. sddrsss following he iss
singing Of the Star SpsnsIsd Banner called for n Increased
devotion TO THE MOTHER or JESUS bring peace 10 the
world. He said, t-N
we know that Mary queen Of earth. without sitting
81 the conference table q shs unsd Nations without
act Of Congress has given The world plan for peace
Her plan very simple. lacks the subtle phrases Of
diplomats and contains clear statement ct FIVE points Of
action
we must stop offending God now. We mest drew
swsY from Me psssnism around and act like NE chill
drsn Of God which esfts
We mast say shs Rosary daily for peace, fam
~. F ~ ell possible. sta
Receive leb cswmvnioa On sseh sra Saturday.
re concerned with God and Mary sbsm s'nnsrA.
"censssrss yourself and deer 10 Ire hnms<slsss
Heart OF NARY
DETKoiT TRISJNl. SATURDAY. akY II. Isn q
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
Pioneers, Hold Joint I'm stallatiOn

Pioneer Men and Women held joint installation last Saturday evening with Henry Ullrich and Betty Walsh, past presidents, act ing as installing officers. Other installing officers were George Waldhelm and Mary Hollsberger as marshalls and Robert Scott and Christie Waldhelm, secre- taries.
 New officers for Pioneer Igloo No. l are:
 Frank Norris, president, Chas. Lewis, 1st vice president; Axel Edman End vice president; Chas. D. Jones secretary Don Hunger ford treasurer: Mike Walsh chap lain; Ben Gillette historian; Fred Rohn librarian; Laurie Matilla sergeant at arms; Carl Hill door keeper; Andy Wirlm and George Waldhelm, trustees.
 For the Women's Auxiliary: Jennie Frazier president; Susy Hermann 1st vice president; Edith Arnold End vice president; Lillie Lewis secretary; Judy Morris treasurer; Lyda Rohn chaplain; Carrie -McLairl histor- ian; Beverly Morgan marshal; Rose Silverman inside guard; Louise Walsh and Christie Wald- helm, trustees.
 Following the installation pre- sentations were made to outgoing presidents Pearse Walsh and Ellen Waldhelm, also to secretary Lillie Lewis. Jim Walsh received token of appreciation from the the women's organization for having the fires started for them on meeting nights.
 Cards were enjoyed following the ceremony with the following having high scores:
 Barbara Martin, Lyda Rohn, and Beverly Blaming.
 Ben Gillette, Robert Scott, and Frank Morris
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
Girls Basketball Teams To Play Tuesday Night

Local basketball fans saw two exciting games last Friday night at the School gym. In the first, the All-Service Partners won over the North Stars 43 to 40.
 For the winners Karl Nestvold scores Il, Louis Green 10, and Frank Richardson 10. For the North Stars Bill Caldwell 20, Norm Atuk 10, and Roy Luke 8.
 The second game, between the Nome High Nanopks and the Polar Hornets was fast and excit- ing with the Hornets winning SO to AT. For the victors Tony Will oya scored 26 points, Bob Herman 24. For the Nanooks Jake Titus Is, Korky Kost 13, and Chuck Fagerstrom g.
 The school band under the direction of MT. German played The Star Spangled Banner at the start of the second game and a number of appropriate marches to an appreciative audience.
 Tomorrow night, Tuesday, an extra night of basketball will be played at the School gym. The Nome High School girls team will play the Alumnae Girls at 7:3O and at 3:45 the Nome Nanooks will play a newly organized ACS team.
 This will be the first appear ance this year for the girls teams. Last year the fans were well pleased by the contests between these two.
 4-on Duplicate Receipt Books
 at the NuUCet
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
Judge Hodge Returns
 Here For Term of Court

Judge and Mrs. Walter Hodge returned from Fairbanks where the judge has been assisting the 4th Division judge with the work there.
 Also returning were Mary Diede, secretary to the judge and court reporter, as we'll as MT. and Mrs. Russell Hermann, who have been in Juneau.
 Court is to convene at 10 am. Monday, Feb. 4th..
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
WEATHER FORECAST
ror,n;Jod h,, fbo

Compiled by the
 US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Buredat
 Continued cloudy tonight and Tuesday with occasional snow and rain. Drifting snow with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph with gusts of 25 to 30 mph. The lowest temperature expected to- night in. the middle 30s.
 Nome data last "A hours as of 2 am. today: highest tempera- lure B, lowest 5. Max. wind 30 mph from the SEE. Sunrise al 9.36 a.m.r sunset at 2:47 pm. = A year ago today: high g, low 1. Extremes this date since 1907: highest B in 1880. lowest -35 in l947.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
Nome March of Dimes Started With Arrival
 Of Advertising Material

The March of Dimes, which started all over the nation on Jan. 1st, gets late start in Nome each year because the necessary advertising material and dona- tion jars do not arrive in time.
 Through the courtesy of James Miller of Wien Airlines, the jars arrived this weekend, announced Chairman Mary Andersen, and are being placed in various busi- ness houses for the balance of the month.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
Atlantic Magazine Features Article By Former Gov. Gruening

The Atlantic Magazine is fea- turing an article this month en- titled Alaska Fights for State hood" written by Ernest Gruen- ing, the former governor who is waiting in Washington, D.C., to be seated as Alaska senator if the Congress grants permission.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
NOTICE TO CAR OWNERS

All cars must be removed from city streets immediately as snow removal will be continued thru- out the night 10 keep fire lanes open.
 Car owners not complying may have their cars removed at own CTS risk if necessary.
 Carl Webb. Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
Alaska's Flight From Anchorage Turns Back

The Alaska Airlines flight from Anchorage turned back to- day due to unfavorable weather.
 Winds of up to 80 miles an hour are reported at St. Law renee island.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
Post Office Announces Increase in Prices

Postmistress Marge Boyer has announced that the price of stamped envelopes has been raised.
 Another increase in the Post Office is the minimum charge for insurance on Parcel Post which is now 10 cents instead of 5 cents.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14
MT. and Mrs. Nerland Return

NIT. dnd Mrs. NerIdnd Heturn
 MT. and Mrs Andrew Nerland are home again from a trip to the states for medical care. Mrs. Nerland is not returning to her classes at Nome School immedi- ately but plans to do so later.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

Capital Transit buses, Is now q
of the Washington
Yacht Club.
The Potomac Power Squad
ron, at its last meeting. had
a distinguished visitor in L.
Corrin Strong, recently resigned
Ambassador to Norway and
Washington philanthropist, who
showed movies of his sons
cruise to Norway in 1858.
The son. Corrin Peter Strong,
and four companions sailed the
47-foot yawl from Gibson Is
land, Nd, to Bergen. Norway,
in .24la days. The Ambassador.
incidentally, lost a ascent bet
on the length of the voyage.
He said it would take 35 days.
NEW BOATS-George Baker
and Fred Brant are among the
owners Of new craft at Corin-
THAN. Baker has q 39-foot
Richardson with open after
deck for sport fishing, while
Brant possesses a pert little
Scottie Craft. named Jude.
Phil Julien, Arlington con-
struction engineer, also has a
new Richardson. acquired last
fall. A 38-footer. 1t is much like
Bakers except that 1t has o
closed bridge deck for cruising.
Julien, incidentally. is getting
ready to pilot his cruiser around
from Selby Bay Yacht Club to
Washington Marina for q spring
paint job.
Ed Rackey Of Wheaton, Md.
owns a new 35-foot Owens twin
engine express cruiser now at
Selby Bay.
ROD AND REEL DEPART.
MENT-Mrs. Melville Bearns Of
Warrenton, Va, and Palm Beach
was a March award winner in
the international Women's Fish
ing Association. She boated q
63la-pound wahoo of Bimini.
in the Bahamas, using 45-pound
test line.
An Oregon father and daugh-
ter. trolling at Oregon Inlet.
caught three channel bass last
week weighing from IS to So
pounds. The catch was re-
ported to be the second at the
North Carolina fishing center
this season. the first having
been landed a few days earlier
by Bob Creel Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
BOWLING
Champion of Champions Tourney

League standings as Of yester-
day will govern eligibility for the
eighth annual Champion Of
Champions duckpin tournament,
slated May 1926 at the Mount
Rainier, Hyattsyille. Penn, Laf-
ayette and Silver Spring bowling
centers.
It's Washington's largest ma
pie party for teams, with an en-
try last year of 772. 1t is spon-
sored by the Metropolitan Wash
ington Bowling Operators Asso-
citation. Lew Malitz. new direc-
tor Of the tournament, is shoot
ing at a goal Of 800 teams.
Entries will close next Sunday.
They are being accepted at all
member plants OF the operators
association. The entry fee Is
$40 a team plus So costs. The
operators pay the entry fees Of
champions, but not the costs.
For a champion to be eligible, q
league must enter at least one
other team.
Leagues with 10 or more teams
may enter three. Others are
limited to two. In case. a run.
nerup, or third-place team. does
not desire to compete. the priv
ilege may be passed down the
line.
Full handicaps are based on
a $50 scratch, with mems,
women's and mixed teams all
On an even footing.
The prize fund is estimated at
$500 and the guaranteed major
awards are $3.50, $500, $400 and
$3.50. Sizes and number Of other
prizes are based on the size OF
the field and the prize list is
always long one.
Championship conditions will
prevail. but scores will not count
In ratings, nor will any record be
official. The operators have
never had the tournament sane
toned because 1t would elimi-
nate the only opportunity
afforded non-sanctioned teams
TO compete in q citywide event
In this connection. II might be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

fish. Whitman was surprised to
learn how many fish dashed up
to the lure. looked it over and
refused to take it.
BY making countless changes
in terminal tackle. he finally
found that anything bright or
prominent ahead Of the lure.
such as a snap. swivel. connect
ing link or bright wire leader
caused many fish to pass UP the
lure. Short wire leaders also
scored low. But 5-to-6-foot
monofllament leaders. tie d
directly to the lure. took more
fish than any other hookup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
COMPETITION is
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Theoretically. the competition
is with the human element. And
that's a strong enough appeal
for anybody. My own family,
for example. has discovered that
nothing can match the fun to be
had with our small sailboat with
which we compete locally.
1t all began less than five
years ago when our club organ
lied a sailing class for the Jun
iors. A feet Of six second hand
knockabouts was purchased at
q very low price. That first year
no one knew how the venture
would turn out. so the job of
handling the class of II eager
beavers was divided among a
few courageous souls. Skipping
over the details. the success of
the idea can best be shown by
the fact that now, five years
later, there are 30 youngsters
enrolled for the summer with
a total Of is new boats.
Races are held twice daily,
morning and afternoon. with
professional instructors who find
this a rewarding way to spend
summer vacations from school
and college.
tCopyright, 1857. Superior Features
syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28

research staff and accredited
with catching more tons Of fish
on sporting tackle than any man
living. have brought forth some
interesting observations. While
his wife. champion tournament
caster, presented lures as di-
rected by him to salt water sport
fish in the crystal waters Of the
Marine Studios at st. Augustine.
Fla. he watched the results
through glass windows. BY tell
ing her over a public address
system where to cast, how fast
or slow to work the lure, he was
able to observe the reactions OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
HIKING CLUBS
SUNDAY. MAY s

oVNDAIs MAI
CAPITAL HIKING CLUB--Scotts Run
TO Difncult Run. Va, under the leader
ship OF John Riley. Ludlow 2-sgf6.
Make reservations BY noon May 4. Meet
at 2 Am. Sunday At 1923 X street NV.
Brine lunch. cup for coffee and camera.
WANDERBIRDS - wilson's Gap 70
Smokers Gap. Va, under leadership OF
Rose Marie Smith and Hubert Walker.
Make reservations with Walker 1t 3T0d
Utah avenue Brentwood. Md Or phone
Union 4-l539 Chartered coach leaves
Twelfth street and New York avenue
NY vn q ar TEn,x,.o rrp uor,,.,n
hike in Shenandoah Park. led BY Danny
Gross and Libby Rubin. Make reserya-
ions Ytcanos With Kay sTsIEinson: Tayicr
Center at Sis am.
YOUTH HoeTELs-Hike in Dunbar
ton Oaks Park Meet at Lovers lane
and r street next to Montrose PARK
at r.E p;In; M 7p,.x.,,,. :, -.
Greek Park. Meet Dotty Fox, leader. 81
the Titanic Memorial ct 6:45 pm.