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PART
Mk. EATON: MORAL, SPIRITUAL CHRIST SUPER
MASTER SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
CURE iMPERATivEl
HUNDREDS, YES, THOUSANDS OF HOURS or
STUDY or NY INDISPENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE.
C. S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IMPERATIVE
rs SUBJECTS COVERED TWICE A YEAR.
YEARLY, DAILY sTUDY-BEFoRE MEETING
SINNNc ANTl-cHRIsT ADAMS. Ewes MURDERous
GAINS, JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS OF
THE MYTHICAL ~ctiAsTLY FARCE or
MATERIAL fso-esIIsd ExsTENcE"!-p 272 OF MY
MASTERPIECE. c. S. TExTBooK-sAvIoR
LlBERAToR, AND PROTECTOR OF ALL BIBLES
King James Protestant, NY cHoSEN-vS. THE
INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs AND
SATAN BOUND" CLERGY. EVERY SINGLE ONE J.
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS!
PART
GET CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONER
TEACHER. AID I. GOD, FER-S-Tl-
THE WAY OF LIFE IS STRAIGHT AND NARROW.
AND FEW THERE BE THAT FIND It'll - THIS SIDE
OF so-cALLED DEATH. THE ADAM-EvE
"MATTER" M-YT-Hl
WHEREAS. THE WAY OF DESTRUCTION IS
BROAD. AND MANY THERE BE WHICH GO IN
THEREAT"!
AND CHRIST JESUS FURTHER: mo MAN CAN
SERVE TWO MASTERS; EITHER HE'LL HATE THE
ONE AND LOVE THE OTHER; OR ELSE HE
WILL CLING TO THE ONE AND DESPsE THE OTHER
YE CANNOT SERVE GOD AND MAMMoN" -
THE MYTHICAL. DEvILIsH, ANTLcHRIsT,
ApAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs
AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN
BlRTHsl OF THE PSEUDO, 'PHoNY. SUPPOSED,
MATERIAL" CREATION AND UNIvERsEl
WHEREAS. ]. GOD. THE ONE REAL CAUSE AND
cREAToR-oMNIPoTENT DIVINE LovE,-AM
MAJESTIC SPIRIT l. THE ONE REAL SUBSTANCE.
~ AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE = THE ONE
R ;E;Aib ill., SANE MIND. SOUL: The ONE TRUE. REAL
PARENTl NJ AND or. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE a.
Hence. TAE CHILL -D-L-E-s-s cAREER or MY
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET, HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JESUS. WHO WOULD NOT
PROSTITUTE HIS coD.cVEN FACULTIES AND
POWERS TO MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAM-EvE.
PHoNY CREATION, AND WHO VERY WELL SAID:
"cALL NO MAN, YOUR father!
PART
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE GEOGRAPHICALLY
INEscAPABLE - SUPER-sATURATE
INFINITE SPACE
THE ONE REAL CREATION IS FLEsHLEss.
MATTERLESs, SPIRITUAL, ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
COMPLETELY PoPULATlNc THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH INcoRRuPTIBLE, iNvULNERABLE. oMN'.
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, THE
TRUE HABITAT OF NY OFFSPRING. YOUR TRUE
BEING, NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENEssl
We present excerpts from Free Press $40 editorial
thereto:
IF We're Overlooked
s'WHERE BLAME REALLY RESTS"
CYRUS EATON the Cleveland indvstralsf has pub
eIy made The charge that Americans are spying on each
other after fashion and TO sxenf that puts 10 shame
the best efforts Of Adolf Killers cesfaPo.
This was . pretty strong indictment OF certain phases
Of American legal procedure applies 10 me rs"'
Of the individual II should be especially shocking there
Is the slightest element Of truth in t-snd we are inclined
to think that Mr.. Eaton Is to some extent r'gn''
His blast prompted apparently by wnaf ne !ee''
70 be h.rassnent of some United States scientists u Is
secret that scientists engaged In sensitive work
involving n.,on. security are carefully servnized by such
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'NvUlNeRAele. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. EVERY SINGLE
ONE or YouI-YouR TRUE BEING. NY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
MEDICAL COLLEGES. N. D.s AND NURSES
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL.
EVERY SINGLE ONE LIN lNNoLuNTARY.
MYTHICAL, ANrI-eARIsT. AnAAkEve SPIRITUAL
LUNAcYl
TINE FLESH PRoHTETH NOTHING.
THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND
THEY ARE LIFE" John 500.
THUS SPOKE MY GREATEST PHYSICIAN META.
PHYSICIAN. OF ALL TiMEs-HoLY GHOST
CONCEIVED INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET, MESSIAH
SON, THE cH-iL-DL.E-s.s CHRIST JESUS
BUT THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERA
TIoN COULD NOT BEAR" THE MANY MORE
THINGS He HAD TO REVEAL
HENCE. HIS AND NY PROMISE OF ANOTHER
COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER WHO WILL
TEACH you ALL THINGS!
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDEs THE DAWN"
The CIVIL WAR, SPIRITUAL LuNAcx or PRE-cHRIST
SCIENCE. MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE MESSIAH
SPIRITUAL LuNAcY or CLERGY. POLITICIANS.
EDUCATORS. OF THE MYTHICAL. pEviLIsH.
ANTI-cHRIsT. ADAMEve. MURDERous CAIN. JUDAS.
KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or
ALL HUMAN BIRTHS !. OF THE "cHAsTLY FARCE
ADAMEvE MATTER" MYTH (which PRO-
vIDED THE ELIMINATED APPRENTICESHIP OF NY
HIGHEST VOICE SINCE CHRIST JEsus-"WoMAN"
Matthew 1888. Revelation II. SECOND MARY. MRS.
EDDY-'cLoTHED WITH THE SUN AND THE MOON
UNDER HER FEET. WHOSE MAN CHILD WOULD RULE
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON!
AND AS l. GOD, DICTATED TO HER: CHRIST, GODS
IDEA. WILL EVENTUALLY RULE ALL NATIONS
AND PEoPLES-iMPERATIvELY.A ABSOLUTELY
FINALLY-WTH DIVINE SCIENCE" 1.-THE
"coMfoRTER"l
PART
HISTORY REPEATED, IN SPRAY
MARTYRDoM OF JOHN THE bApTisr
AccELERATES MEsslAHsHP or leSusi
MARTYRDoM or LINCOLN AcceLERAfEp MX,
GODS. APPOINTMENT or MY INCOMPATIBLE
PRoPHeress. Observation-Disclosures An Lass
THAN YEAR AFTER That eetc1QAl -
re. INSPIRED AsSAsslllAIIoNI 1
OF NY BELOVED ABE.
WANTED: MILLIONS TO HELP MEDICINE
BY Jack Pickering tDstreif Tmss)
warning that medical schools need ~ Issst $2z5ooo
600 or American medical will start sliding down hill,
issued in Chicago today by Dr. Lowell 7. cesssshsl
president Of the Association Of American Medical cssgss
That staggering he said. does net include msnsy
needed TO set 10 to rs new schools the country expects
TO have enough doctors for It's needs BY 1878.
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Rivers Rampage

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Continued from Back Page,
PART
SOUTHERN u. S. PROBLEMS
NOT SINGLE PROBLEM IN THE ONE REAL
UNIvERsE-FLEsHLEss. MArTERLEss. SPIRITUAL.
cHRsTLikE. OF oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
]. s-E-x-ALWAYs OF THE DEVIL!
MARRIAGE PERMITS DIVINE coNTRoLILNoT
ALIcENsE FOR THE DEVILS ADAMS AND
EYES TO MULTIPLY LIKE RABBiTs'i
T. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
g. TOBACCO!
T. DRUG STORE MEDICINES !-'soorHINc
sYRuPs' TO PAciFY SATAN BOUND" ADAMS. EWES.
MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
HUMAN BIRTHS. THE "cHAsTLy FARCE" or
PSEUDO. 'PHoNY. SUPPOSED MATERIAL" WORLD
N.Y. coos s DIVINE e sNH a. ssseTUHs
ct>Nssv1skE. erENNALLv tARsNoeMou4 go
essAT.oM coMel s1elY .eseg.4ysss y.sg 80
UNIVERSE THROUGHOUT Ali ETek~:51t--
VERY GOOD L-csnssjs j3I-
NEVER HUMAN BIRTH DEATH, ADAM Eve.
SIN. DISEASE. oEFoRMrlss. DISASTERS. .e-e.i!.d
ACCIDENTS. CONCLUSIONS or NATuRE-ws4icH
ARE MERELY MOVING PICTURES. MORTAL
THOUGHT PHENOMENA. IN. AND OF, COLLECTIVE
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS LBURLEsouEs or The
oMNiPoTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE-
NO EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" ETERNITY OF
HE'LL" ETC. ILLUSIONS AND DELusioNs OF THE
SATAN BOUND" CLERGY. THE NoNcHRIsT
SCIENTISTS. PSYCHOLOGICAL TOOLS OF THE
DEVIL III IOO CAN PENSOAOE 6W S~S~s S"s
PART
THE RACE QUESTION:
PRIVILEGE AND OPPORTUNITY FOR NY
CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsrLKE CHRISTIAN sciEN
lists OF ALL RACES WHITES AND NEGROES.
WHO INDULGE IN THE FALSE gods PREVIOUSLY
ENUMERATED, WILL HAVE TO SUFFER UNTIL
REPENTANCE IS FoRcED-"MANs EXTREMITY Is
GODS OPPORTUNITIES
THE DARKEST HOUR PREcEDES THE DAMMIT
Two quotes from C. S. textbook.
THE DEVIL ToLERATEs YOU EXAMINING N.Y.
GODS TWO HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES, SINCE
CHRIST JESUS. VIA IMPURE ADAM-EvE So
CALLED SENSE BUT YOU GET BUSY AND SUBMIT
TO HUMBLE, MEEK. REPENTANT SELF-ExAMhA-
TON VIA NY CHRIST. SUPER ABSOLUTE. MASTER
SCIENCE MESSIAH, MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES 1.-THE COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH
you ALL THINGS" See John ~ IS. Is;
WOMAN" Matthew 1899 Revelation H.
CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND THE MOON UNDER
HER FEET WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL
NATIONS WITH ROD OF FRONT
MY SECOND MARY, MRS. EDDY IS THE lNcoM
PARABLE PROPHECIES. neutrality-suspicious..
or THE MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SCIENCE, DESTINED TO EFFECT THE HEALING or
THE NATloNs"-Rsvslsfion-AN APPREHENSION
or Externally PERFECT. THE REAL NATIONS.
CREATION, UNIVERSE. or INcoRRuPTinlE
INvuLNERABLE. oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL Observation-Disclosures ALL sPAcEi
GEOGRAPHICALLY lNEscAPABLEi
HENCE. awake THOU THAT sLEsPEsr"-DALv.
FROM THE ANTl-cHRisT. AnAM-EvE MATTER"
MYTH land ARISE FROM THE DEAo"t-
ABOVE GROUND
GOD. TO MRS, EDDY. TO YOU RE THE IMAM
CHILD" iias
ALL NATIONS AND REorlEs-iMPERATIvELv.
ABSOLUTELY. FlNALLY--WFrH DIVINE scIgNcE"
the COMFORTER" t-sss "ksy 10 the seslptwps"
lssssr section 81 nv Mss'srp'ses. e.s ssxsksek.
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MAY II. 1888 II
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lceetsvsd frem Sack PesE
fAsreM toUR EYES ot ~ es+osGt PEOPLE.
cHRieTLIkE CHRISTIAN tcIENrisrs, FOR An jku(LiMc
OF DIVINE MASTERY. 4 PRESENT keAEtzArtoN
or The EXCLUSIVE REALITY o. oAAMlRaeselH
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LFE I-,iMcoRRupTbLe
iNvulNERAeLe. YOUR TRUE HAoiTAI. EVERY SINGLE
ONE or You-YouR TRUE BEING. NY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
New Airport
London

A $l9,6 million airport is
nearing completion 20 miles
south of London. The new
Gatwick Airport. scheduled for
completion by early summer,
will be a landing and departure
point for travellers between
Britain and the continent
There has been a small air.
port at Gatwick for many years,
but growing pressure on the
London Airport led to a deci-
sion to expand and transform
the OLD grass field into a mod
ern airport.
Gatwick will be the first mod
ern terminal in the world to
combine air, road and rail
transport in a single unit.
Passengers will be able to go
from the center of London in
fast electric trains and will step
from the cars two or three
minutes from the new terminal
building. In addition, a main
has been diverted so
that it passes directly beneath
the terminal.
Jet airliners will be able to
land at Gatwick if weather
keeps them away from London
Airport. The new airport's
main use. however. will be for
short to medium-range air.
craft such as the turbo-prop
Viscount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

formal events we had planned
TO attend in New Orleans, on
to Houston.
The man in Lost and Found
was most sympathetic, most
concerned but we didn't get
together with our baggage until
the next day.
All this happened couple of
months ago, and the exercise
is bearing fruit. We haven't
had to visit the doctor since.
~
POINT OF VIEW-When we
called one of the Latin airlines
a few days back, a delightfully."-
accented female voice informed
us that the head of the Office
had extended his Miami trip.
Held up by the weather,
eh?" we asked. briskly.
YES" she said. There was
a sigh, and she added, 1T must
be beautiful down there"
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number of Paris-Lourdes runs
In addition. 80 trains will be set
aside for transporting pilgrim
ages. Thirteen ambulance cars,
with between "a and 404 beds
each, have been built. Seven
more are near completion.
Where to Stay-There are
about 800 hotels in Lourdes, in
all categories except luxury.
The French Government Tour
ist Office said the best are the
Bethanie. the Chapelle ct du
Pare, the Gallia ct de Lourdes,
the Grand Hotel de la Grotte,
the Imperial and the Moderne,
The rates are $3.50 double with
bath, $3.50 single with bath.
There also are many camping
sites in the area, where for 40
francs a night-about is cents
you can pitch a tent.
What the Trip Will Cost
Arrangements made this late
will probably have to be by air,
although limited number of
cabin and tourist accommoda-
tons may still be available on
the ocean liners. A basic mini
mum cost for a 14-day vacation,
with IL days in France, would
be $3.50, according to figures
by Cooks Travel Service.
The $3.50 is a minimum fig
ure. 1t can go up from there to
any point the traveller can af-
ford. 1t leaves no leeway for
evening entertainment or buy
Continued on Page RS, Col. 3
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THESE RAILROAD CUSTOMERS
CAN GRUNT WITH PLEASURE

This is reminiscent of the late Robert S. Youngs
plant that Pigs travel the country without
changing carS-why can't you?"
Pigs can travel in style.
The Northern Pacific Railway has introduced the
first of feet of 200 Pig Palaces" designed pamper
porcine passengers They planned primarily for hog
shipments from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest.
Most unusual feature system of metal shutters,
arranged in panels. which may be manually adjusted
for complete partial closing of the spaces between the
side Stats This eliminates the need of lining the
during cold weather.
Aluminium paint covers the roofs and car ends to
reflect the suns heat and provide for summer comfort
Each bears the legend Pig Palace and pictures
happy porker wearing a crown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
EUROPE OFFERS
A MUSEUM FOR
EVERY TASTE

The 81 member countries
Of the European Travel
Commission are literally
sprinkled with specially
museums"
In London, for example
there's a toy musem, with
more than 5000 playthings
on display. Cordoba. Spain.
has a museum devoted to
bullfighting. Monte Carlos
Oceanographic Museum
has a display Of undersea
life.
Lisbon has a museum de-
voted to royal coaches;
Stuttgart, Germany one for
automobiles. ancient and
modern and Roros, Nor
way, q copper mining
museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Three New Parks
Added in Alberto

Alberta, Canada, has three
new parks this year, bringing
park area in the province to
96.l34 acres.
Latest addition is Big Hill
Springs. nine miles northwest
of Cochrane. 1t has 81 acres of
steep wooded ridges. and Big
Hill Springs Greek provides 80
waterfalls. Picnic and camping
sites will be developed in the
area.
Little Fish Lake Park, also
new. covers ISL acres. It is
about 20 miles southeast of
Drumheller. The third new
park. Of rs acres, is near Stave-
~. 1t Is known as Willow Creek
Provincial Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
BRUSSELS: EVENTS
FOR THE VISITOR

May 1917 - Interna-
tional Vintage Auto Rally.
tracing the auto from its
earliest forms.
May II - International
Festival of Marionette
Theaters. Also on July 26
and September 81.
May 20 - World Film
Star Rally, a gathering Of
film personalities on the
eve of the World Film
Festival.
May 30-June l3-World
Film Festival.
June 15-September 15-
Moscow Circus to perform
daily in the arena Of the
Royal Circus of Brussels.
June 21-July 16-Galina
Ulanova and the Bolshoi
Theater Ballet at the The.
alter Royal de Monnaie.
July 1920 - Interna.
tional Meeting Of Youth
Orchestras.
July 81 - Procession Of
Belgian Folklore Societies.
August % = Interna-
tional Festival Of Univer-
sity Theaters. surveying
contemporary trends in the
dramatic arts.
September Z - Giants
Day. with representations
of heroes from Belgian
folklore in a rally.
October 5-10 - Festival
of Experimental Music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

must be removed when the fair
ends.
Brussels. looking for a big in
flux Of motor traffic. has made
bold attack on its traffic prob
lem, with a series of under
ground passages and overhead
bridges to carry autos and
buses.
How to Get There-Many
special European tours, to in
clude the fair have been
planned, and your travel agent
will have fun details on these.
Most of the airlines have in
creased the number of their
flights. expecting a banner year
for Europe.
Sabena Belgian World Air
lines has set up a special hell
copter service from major air.
ports direct to the fairgrounds.
First call will be given to Sa-
bena passengers. and after that,
they'll take anybody.
The American Banner Lines
Atlantic will. on March 20, be-
come the first transatlantic
steamship company to make
Continued on Page re-, Col. l
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throug govt 1858, bringing
Roman Catholics and other
interested tourists from all over
the world.
The focal points at Lourdes
are, of course, the sites of
significance to the religious.
There is the great grotto of
Massabielle. where Bernadette
saw the lady, identified by the
Catholic Church as the Virgin
Mary. There are the three
churches. of which the Basilica
of the Rosary is the largest.
A main event of the centen-
NAL year will be the dedication
this Easter Sunday. of the
newly constructed underground
Basilica of Pope Plus X. 1t will
accommodate 10000. and is
said to be second in size only
to st. Peters in Rome.
There are in Lourdes me-
of Bernadette's life
the humble cachot in which
she was born and the mill
where her family later lived.
Pilgrims Chant
There also is the pageantry
Of the pilgrimages themselves.
Long torchlight professions
lead down the esplanade after
dark. The pilgrims chant a sue
cession of Ave Marias as they
wend their way to the spring
water believed by the devout
to have miraculous healing
powers.
How TO Get There-There
are many escorted pilgrimages,
under religious leadership.
sponsored by travel agencies
and open to individuals or FAM
lies. Cooks Travel Service is
offering three from Washington,
under the patronage of Arch
bishop O'Boyle. Two special
pilgrimages for the sick are
being offered by Air France in
cooperation with the Catholic
Travel Office here. The Rev.
Girard Brassard is spiritual
leader for the first on April 90
They are under medical direc-
ton of DR.. Marcus Schaaf, of
D. c. Medical Hospital.
Airport Close
Lourdes is served by the air.
port at Ossun. six miles away
Air France has two Paris
Lourdes flights weekly, and Sa-
bena Belgian World Airlines
two Brussels-Lourdes flights
Aer Lingus plans spe-
cial flights from Dublin.
The French National Rail-
roads has doubled its normal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Trade Fairs
Also Attract
Many Visitors

The big fair this year, oil
course. is the Worlds Fair al
Brussels. but Europe has count
less others on its busy schedule
Most Of these are the annual
trade fairs held in spectacular
ultra-modern settings much
similar to those for worlds
fairs.
The Milan Samples Fair, for
example. presents ag-decked
pavilions. fountains. flowers,
floodlights and big outdoor ex-
hibits along a showplace more
than % miles long. More than
100000 samples will be ex-
hibited at the fair this year,
April 12-17.
Equally imposing is the Paris
International Fair, held each
May on 125 acres along the
banks of the Seine. Last years
Paris fair attracted $4,000 ex-
hibitors from AZ countries.
More than 200 United States
firms took part.
The Paris Fair is a CITY,
within-a- city, with its own post
Office, telephone system, banks,
customs Office, travel bureau
and even a jail.
Somewhat more specialized
are the heavy industry exhibi-
tons, such as the German In
dustries Fair in Hanover April
q through May. This occupies
% buildings. and last year at
tracted more than is million
visitors.
Even more specialized are
the fairs devoted to specific
industries. Germany's "Photo-
kina," for example. each year
shows literally acres of exhibits
and demonstrations of cameras.
All of the big trade fairs are
held primarily for buyers and
exhibitors, and billions of dol
lars worth of orders are placed
at them annually.
Fortunately, most of the
major ones are also open to the
general public at certain hours
for a small entrance fee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
BY JAY CARMODY
Star Drama Editor

HAVANA. Cuba.-Americans
who are very properly worried
about the extent of their
country's participation in the
upcoming Brussels Fair, can
find a bit of solace here.
Havana. simmering serenely
in the Caribbean sun, has just
opened its first Cinerama
theater.
Thus. it has laid its wide
brown eyes on one of the def
mite American contributions to
the Brussels fete. The reaction
which apparently is standard
around the world could not be
happier.
1t was this Cuban visitors
good fortune to be a mere
three blocks away. at the Hotel
Nacional, on the occasion of
Cinerama's Havana debut. At
tending the opening. a benefit
for the San Lorenzo Orphan
age, was the thing to do that
night. Not merely the social
thing but the professional one.
Havana Ecstatic
Why professional? Well.
since thesDamascus Fair three
years ago when Cinerama
single-handed stole the show
from the Russians who had in
vested heavily in cultural ex-
hibits, one has been curious
about Cinersma as an instru-
ment Of foreign relations.
Clearly, TO Judge from Ha-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Rev. Fuvret of Gu
To Lead Pilgrimage

Rev. Raymond Favret, assist
ant procurator Of the Catholic
University of America. will act
as spiritual director for a group
making spring tour of sevdl
countries in Europe. 1t will in
clude pilgrimage to Lourdes.
The itinerary includes Rome.
where a Papal audience will be
sought. Members of the tour
leave New York on the Holland
Lines SIS Maasdsm April 10 or
by XIV Royal Dutch Airlines
April 26. Transmarine Tours is
the arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Cuban Viewof Cineromo
Bids Well for Brussels

vana's reaction, it is the amaz.
ingly effective instrument Of
which one has heard. Quite
confirmed are those ecStatic.
and seemingly extravagant, re-
ports from London, Paris,
Rome, Tokyo and other cap
itals where the colossus of film
processes is already entrenched
London and Tokyo. by the
way. are New York's and WASH
ington's equivalents in their
undated enthusiasm for Cine1
rama. Starting a couple OF
years later than the Broadwas
bow-in of This Is Cinerama."
each is still on the second pic
ture. This is "Cinerama Holt
day." which leaves the other
two, Seven Wonders Of the
World" and Search for Para
disc" as a reserve.
A most comfortable reserve
to Cinerama's top executives.
who we're all here for Havana's
induction into the fold.
ESQ Els Cinerama. which
of course means This Is Cine
rama" started the series here.
as II will also be- the picture on
display at Brussels.
Hollywood style
II was introduced In Havana
with all the fair of American
showmanship, but not without
qualms on the part of both tho
Cubans and the Americans in
volved.
That's not the way II is done
in Havana. the Cubsns said
See CARMODY, Page R-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

after understanding a
Puerto Rican boys promise
that your destination is "only
a block away"
Or you get it when your
Haitian host insists that you
try the meringue, when your
repertoire includes only the
waltz and the slow fox-trot.
Or, most sadly, you get it
trotting over to Lost and Found.
Your luggage has been getting
all the breaks. and all the free
rides. and you feel a little en-
vious, even though you do meet
some nice people in Lost and
Found.
On a recent Caribbean trip,
our luggage got a free ride to
Houston. Bear with us a while
before you. ask how Houston
got on a Caribbean itinerary
Let's begin with the first in
stance in which suitcases
lorded it over mere people.
The Chase
There We were. high over the
Atlantic, headed South from
New York toward San Juan
aboard the tourist flight. We
were trying valiantly to catch
up with our bags.
A half hour and some miles
ahead was our luggage and two
empty seats. aboard a first
class fight with the same desti-
nation. We had the nebulous
satisfaction of knowing our
baggage was travelling in style.
The reason was simple. Our
tickets said summer schedule.
the plane left winter schedule.
We had arrived at the gate
SUMMER schedule.
The man in Lost and Found
at San Juan was most sympa-
thetlc, most unconcerned.
The bags" he said. ARE not
here. Maybe they took them
of the plane in New York when
you didn't show up. Don't
worry. We have many flights
from New York. If not today, |
tomorrow.
Even in rumpled wool suits
and without baggage, we were
greeted cordially at the hotel
cordially until we showed up
for breakfast a short time later,
unshaven and still rumpled.
The head waiter seated us be-
hind the largest potted palm
in the room.
More Exercise
We tried the back-door APP
proach Of checking with the
young man at the airline's
counter in the hotel. He picked
up his phone. spoke rapidly in
Spanish, waving his right arm
vigorously as he talked.
Your bags have been at the
airport all this time" he said.
Il suspect you didn't wave your
aims enough. Here, that is
often necessary"
More exercise.
Ten flights and much invig-
arm-waving later, we
were back in the States. and
that's where the free ride to
Houston comes in.
Our fight took us from
to New orleans. It took
our bags. all suited UP for the