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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10
CHRIST HAS RETURNED /! FOR 90 YEARS
F0REVE RMORE

SCIENCE MOVEMENT HEALER OF THE NATIONS -.
REVELATION OF THE REAL - THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH = REVELATION
2ll NEVER NEEDING HEALING IN ALL
ETERNITY!
GODS GREATEST MARY REVELATION l2l, ST.
THE ANSWER TO THE CATHOLIC LUNACY AND
SOME OF THE PROTEsTANTs STILL RUNNING
AROUND IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS OR SPIRITUAL
SHORT PANTS - JESUS IS GOD AND MARY IS
THE MOTHER OF GOD" = GIGANTIC ATTEMPTED
DEVILS STEAL OF PRESTIGE FOR FLESH,
WHICH IS ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL INCLUDING
JESUS AND MARY's I! SIN. MATTER" HELL,
AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL ARE GIGANTIC
ADAM-EvE FRAUDS AND MYTHS, AS ARE
HUMAN BIRTHS DEATHS DEFORMlTiES, DISASTERS,
PEsTILENcE, WARS EVEN!
ABSOLUTELY NO REALITY IN
THE THINGS sEEN! = T.
TEMPORAL Ito ST. PAUL. TO YOU.
BUT LiNcoLNs ASSASSINATION, COMPARABLE
TO THE MARTYRDOM OF JOHN THE BAPTIST
AccELERATIoNs OF THE MEsSiAHsHiP OF TIE
ONE CHRIST - ADVANCES HUMAN APPREHEN-
SION TO THE POINT IN WHICH NY GREATEST
MARY - INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, REvELAToR,
MARY BAKER EDDY = RECORDED NY DcTA-
TON THAT THE THINGS SEEN ARE MYTHS =
BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL =
THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF OMNiPREsENT HEAv-
EN- AND ETERNAL LIFE. APPREHENsBLE IN MY
ONE, sATAN-FREE SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS,
MY CHRIST SCIENTIST. PRESIDED OVER BY
MY ONLY INFALLBLE PASTOR BIBLE MY CHRIS
TIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIP iUsEs"
GUARDIAN LBERATOR, or OUR SENIOR BASIC
PASTOR KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE =
AND ALL BIBLES VICTIMS OF SAUL OF TARsuS,
ADAM-EvE TRANsLAToRs TENS OF THOUSANDS
or INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL ADuLTERERs
TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS, Is DIE"
VICTIMS STREWN ON TRACKS"
"DRIvER ESCAPES LEVEL CROSSING
CRASH IN ALBERTA"
LAMONT Alta (cP)-Abovt half the 81 children on
school bus were reported by school official TO have osen
killed TODAY when the bus and Canadian Naf'ons ks'
WAYS train coIIded at IeveI-erossing near here
Harry sharvk. chairman Of the Lamont School Board
said the children died when the bus was struck oneqoare'
as mile east Of the station this town As miles northeast
OF Edmonton.
THE wREcKAcE WAS CARRIED DOWN THE TRACK
INTO THE TOWN ITSELF AND THE VICTIMS WEkE
srREwN ALONG THE RicHT-oF-WAv.
Frank Bvsney. driver Of fhs bus" survived.
"A. woycENKo, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF The
SCHOOL DIVISION SAID THE TRAIN = THROUGH
FREIGHT - STRUCK THE BUS "sMAck IN The
MIDDLE"
n-.,c, ~Tr cATTIpnAV DEC 10 1860
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1860
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Muy n

4:3o
4-Famous Playhouse. Dromo.
Love You NotoIis." Li-obeth
Scott.
7-chorIie chon. Crime.
500
4-World Championship Golf.
Cory Middlecof ". Jim Feree.
From Sebrino, Flo.
7-Motty's Fundoy Funnies.
ccspsr flies over 10 Hollond and
finds new pal named Hans.
tRepeot.)
9-Sports Special.
5:I5
9-Foee the Notion.
$50
5-Mr. District Attorney.
Dovid Brion stors.
1.-The Lone Ronger. Western.
"The Bonker's Son." The Masked
Man and Tonic encounter
shooting, but the wounded man
denies thot q crime hos been
committed. CIoyton Moore.
9-CoIIese Bowl.
Duke University VS.. Antioch COL
leee. yellow Springs. Ohio.
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Program Listings

400
5-Metropoliton Movie.
IA Hours. "On Dangerous
Ground" 1851. lido Lupino.
Ward Bond.
7-PresidentioI Mission.
1.-THE Summit" On-the-scene
reports on the Big Four Poris
meetings.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09

expects the largest turn out of
any annual meeting yet held.
Come early and get a choice
seat. Saturdays meeting will
feature "a talk by Sam Jones,
one of the country's outstanding
sales promoters of today
He pointed out that share
holding in the Credit Union
which represents savings of its
members stands high. At the
present time this is a substan-
tial increase over previous years.
Earnings have been sufficient to
permit a payment of 2h or $50
dividend on shares.
Members will vote on impor-
tant policies of the Credit Union
and also select several directors
and committeeman. The meeting
will climax a good year for the
organization.
The Board of Directors is ex-
pected to Recommend that one
of the two rates be declared by
the members.
During the past year the Credit
Union has made substantial
gains and is expected to inn
prove this year, 1850.
Fletcher Tillman, Pres.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
Board Invite
To Speak Here

feel that your organizations
name may not appear on the
list of those receiving letters,
please contact v. IN. Weaver, in
care of James Barnes, Village
Clerk, Village Hall, Robbins, I'll.
Please do this by mail before
February 20.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
President Maxey
Noted Lecturer

CONTINUED from front page
three to be held this year to
acquaint the leaders of the vii
lage with problems that face So
ciety and what role they play in
present day affairs.
If your organization is newly
formed or for some reason you
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
Page 3
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday. January 8, 1860

during January to carry on aid
to Cook County polio victims
and to support the N National
Foundations expanded program
of research to prevent Gripping
disease.
I'VE cannot be complacent
about polio, when we still have
close to 1000 polio patients in
Cook County who this year are
dependent on our efforts for aid,
and who will need our help for
months to come. In addition,
we must meet the challenge of
preventing Gripping arthritis
and Gripping birth defects thru
the expanded research program
of the National Foundations"
Mr.. Brown said.
Mr.. Brown has served in pre-
Continued ON page 1O)
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
Suburban Federal
Credit Union To
Meet January 9th

M e m bers of the Suburban
Federal Credit Union will hold
their annual meeting. at Great
Hope Baptist Church, 1865
Lawndale avenue at 800 pm.
Saturday, January 9, 1860, it was
announced by Fletcher Tillman,
president of the Union.
Mr.. Tillman stated that he
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
Eugene Brown To
Head March OF
Dimes Drive

Eugene A. Brown, 1882 Cliff
ton Park avenue, Robbins, will
direct the 1860 March of Dimes
in Robbins, State Representative
John William Carroll, County
Communities Chairman, has an
nounced.
AS general campaign chair
man, Mr.. Brown will organize
the team of volunteers in Rob
bins who will appeal for funds
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09
The Bible Church
For You

The Lutheran Church teaches
Gods Word in it's truth and pur-
ity without fear or favor to any
one. AS searchers after the truth
you owe it to yourselves to
thoroly investigate this claim.
While the Lutheran Church
wants members, it does not
want members in name only.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09

FOR RENT rooms, we'll
heated. Reasonable. Apply to
Lemons Real Estate Agency
1876 Claire Blvd. Flu g. 1912
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-09

It wants members who are con-
WINGED in their minds and hearts
that the teachings of the Lu-
theran Church are without ex-
ception the teachings of the
Bible. Each Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock you can investigate
her claim.
You are invited to attend. We
are located at 1899 Claire blvd.
Pastor Stephens.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Tennis Finals
Match Aussie
-BucF1hoIz

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 20
(AP).-Earl Buchholz, jr., of
st. Louis and Rod Laver of
Australia today won their way
into the finals of the Newport
Casino invitation tennis tour
nament.
Buchholz, 19-year-old Davis
Cupper, seeded third, defeated
Ron Holmberg of Brooklyn,
seeded second, 81, 3-6, ST,
Is. 6-3.
Top-seeded LAYER. the Aus
tralian national champion, dis
posed of Bobby Wilson of Eng
land. Ga, 60. 3-S, 8-6.
Wilson was seeded fourth.
Laver is seeking an unpre-
cedented grand slam OF East
ern lawn tennis tournaments.
So far this summer, he has
won the Pennsylvania State
tourney at Merior. Pa, the
Southampton. N. Y. invitation
contest and the Eastern grass
courts championship at South
Orange. N. j., in that order.
In doubles semifinals, top
seeded Laver and Robert Mark
of Australia defeated fourth
seeded Wilson and Mike Sang
ster of England, 8-6. 1913, 60.
Second seeded Buchholz and
Charles Mckinley of st. Louis
defeated third seeded Bob
Hewitt and Marty Mulligan of
Australia. 6-l, $40, GA, 7-5.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
AnnondoIe Swimmers
Capture Virginia Title
The Greater Annandale Rec

The Greater Annandale Rec
reation Center scored "a points
to win the Northern Virginia
Swimming Leagues fifth an
nual all-star meet yesterday at
the Poplar Heights Recrea-
ton Association pool in Falls
Church.
Dominion Hills was second
with 88 points. Tied for third
with "a points each were Free
dom Park and Arlington For
est. Twenty-six teams COM
peted.
There were four double WIN
InerS in the boys division and
two in the girls. In the boys
division, Roger Williams won
the 50-yard freestyle and back
stroke in the 8-and-under class,
Charles Hensley the 50-yard
freestyle and backstroke in the
Hip class. Jim Edmondson the
100-yard freestyle and individ-
ual medley in the 1914 class,
and Sebastian Davis the 100
yard freestyle and backstroke
in the 15-l7 class.
Linda Reichardt won the So
yard freestyle and backstroke
in the girls 9-10 class and
Cheryl Friedman was first in
the 50-yard freestyle and back
stroke in the Hip class.
GIRLS EVENTS
Years Old and Under
5o-yard freestyle-l, Mary Murphy.
Sieepy Hollow; >, Janet Weber, Sleepy
Hollow; 3, Leslie Seeman. Holm Hills.
,50-yard breaststroke-1. Ann Car
oil, Springfield: .. Susan Stang Wood
oil.
50-yard backstroke-1. Ann Carroll,
Springheld: .. Penelope Davis. Spring
field; 3. Mary Murphy, Sleepy Hollow,
.4S1.
Q and 10 Year oIds
50-yard freestyle-l. Linda Reich
ardt Dominion Hills; . Mary Burn
nam Annandale: 3. Babara Stocking,
Dominion Hills. 81.
50-yard backstroKe-l, Linda Reich
ardt, Dominion Hills: ., Mickey Hibbs,
Freedom Park; 3, JOY Mosse, Dominion
50-yard bresststroke-l. Kathy o.
Brien, Langley: ,. Linda Reichardt,
Dominion Hills: 3. Lynn Byington.
Dowden Terrace. :43O.
50-yard butterfly, Mary Burn
nam, Annandale: ., Joy Presser. Tuck
ahoe; 3, Jane Vendola. Lincolnia Park
Medley--1, Mary Burnham. AMMAN
dale; Jane Vendola. Lincoln!a Park:
3, Mickey Hibbs, Freedom Park. 1858.
and IL Year Olds
5O-yard freestyle-l. Cheryl Fried
man. Annandale: .. Kathy Marshall.
Holm Hills: 3, Pat Binns, Overlee
50-yard backstroke-l. Cheryl Fried
man. Annandale: .. Sharon Harler.
Little Hunting Park: s. Carol Brun-
Evening star., 1960-08-21
CLICKS ON 10 FOR 1o
Eagle Eye May Win
Eagle Day OBJ Job

Despite the loss, Nixon had
treason to be pleased with the
teams showing after its 31-7
drubbing at San Francisco last
Sunday. The defense, he said,
was terrific, and a crowd of
57.025-smallest in the 15-game
Series-had to agree. Bob To-
ineff, Don Lawrence. John Pa
luck. Dick LaSse, Art Cob, Ben
Scotti. Pat Heenan, Sam Hor-
Iner and - well, just about
Everybody got into the act.
Nixon thought Day would
have had IA competitions except
for butter fingered receivers.
Bill Anderson, who made a sem
sational catch between Les
Richter and Carl Karilivacz to
go 80 yards for the Redskins
second touchdown. missed a
couple that he usually tucks in
his hip pocket.
Sutton Misses Pass
Ed Sutton. who had the de-
fense outfoXed, missed another
late in the last period that
looked good for six points. Both
Anderson and Sutton were
mentally kicking themselves for
their lapseS. Even so, Day
gained 1874 yards passing, and
also was his teams leading
ground-gainer with 81 yards on
six carries.
The Redskins have the week
end off, but will resume prac-
tice tomorrow afternoon at
Georgetown University. They'll
be quartered in New South
Hall on the campus until Fri
day.
-Four players. Dick Lucas and
Red Stephens Cthumbs), john
ny Popson Qeft knee), and
Vince Promuto CstomachD. will
be X-rayed. Trainer Joe Kuczo
said it is a precautionary meas
ure and that he doesn't expect
the pictures to reveal any Sc
rious damage.
Guglielmi's injured knee is
making SLOW but painful prog
ress. and it now appears that
he'll be sidelined at least an
other three weeks.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Stafi Writer

Eagle Day may have earned
a permanent job for himself as
the Redskins quarterback as a
result of his 10 for 10 passing
performance against the Rams
at Los Angeles Friday night.
It's his by default anyway,
for the next couple of weeks.
But Coach Mike Nixon said last
night that if Day can maintain
the high level he displayed
against the Rams, ailing Ralph
Guglielmi will have to prove all
over again that he is the better
man when he returns to action.
The Redskins took it on the
chin 1921 for the second
straight time at Los Angeles,
but it wasn't Days fault. The
cool Mississippian took charge
like a veteran. plotting his team
to a 14-6 halftime lead. But
once again the Redskins were
defeated by their old nemesis
fumbles. One was committed
by Day. setting up the second
of Danny Villanueva'S four field
goals for LA. The second was
charged to Johnny Olszewski
md paved the way for Tom
wilson's 13-yard run for the
game-cllnching touchdown in
the final quarter.
Great Job, Nixon Says
Eagle dio a great job under
the circumstances" Nixon said,
as the squad arrived in WASH
ington for a weeks stay before
taking on the Philadelphia
Eagles next Saturday night at
Norfolk. Va. HE went into the
game with a strained stomach
muscle that must have been
painful, and he got belted real
good on the last play of the
first half. But it didn't stop
him, I was well pleased with
his work"
One player who didn't satisfy
Nixon, Defensive Halfback Ted
Leahy of Presbyterian College
was dropped from the squad
last night. 1t was Leahy's Sec
ond tryout with the club.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

son, Tuckahoe. $40.
50-ysrd buttsray-l. Lisa skiIlern,
Hunting Park; 8. Andrea schevrs1
50-yard breaststroke II, Sharon
Harler, Little Hunting. Park: 2. Pal
Binns. overlee; g. Linda Carroll. Lee
Medley.1, cheryl Friedman. An.
nandale: 2, Jane Prouty, springfield;
3, Carol Brunson, Tuckanoe. i:2i.7
IS and II Year OIds
lOG-yaTd freestyle /. Margaret
Canada, Dominion Hills: ., Madeline
Hfsarsy; Fins ove4i.e fHnandaHe ssS s. Shirley Hud
I00-yard backstroke-l. Madeline
Hegarty. Annandale; >. Suzanne Boil
ton, Dowden Terrace; 3. Gail Adamss
Chesterbrook. 80
Adams. Chesterbrook: ., Patty Rimm.
Little Hunting Park; 3, Shirley Hud.
gins, Overlee. 1881
.50-yard butterfly. Margaret Can
BoRasn BoRaidSoT T,rE.I. RGn' 3 Suzanne Bolton
Medley-l, Margaret Canada. Do
minion. Hills: q. Madeline Hearty,
Annandele; 8, Shirley Hudsins. Over
lee. l:I65.
Is. I6 and 17-Year Olds
l0O-yard freestyle-1, Carole Penni-
1S6 woods! hilli: i:oas 3 M'rs' TOr'y'hs' Vienna
1OO-yard backstroke-1. Eileen Can
ada, Dominion Hills; 2, Anita Benoski,
Woodley; 3. Pam Oliver. Sleepy Hollow.
1:l3.5.
1O0--yard breaststroke - !, Carole
Penniflll. Overlee; 9, Brenda Jones,
T,ucaSsshoe; NC 3. Carol Finkle, Springfield.
5O-yard butterfly. Eileen Canada.
Dominion Hills: 2, Sharon Martin.
Tuckahoe; 3, Carol White. Chester
Medley. Eileen Canada, Dominion
Hills; 2; Carole Pennifll, Overlee; 3.
Sue Leedy, Chesterbrook. 1875.
BOYS EVENTS
3 Years Old and Under
50-yard freestyle - /, Roger Will
liams. Vienna Woods >, Flip Hibbs.
Freedom Park; 8. Bill stryker. Wood
ley. 1856.
:. 5O-yard backstroke Roger Will
liams. Vienna Woods: .. Doug Wolff.
Poplar Heights; 3. Flip Hibbs. Freedom
Park 1876
5O-yard breaststroke-1, Roger will
liams. Vienna Woods; ,. Billy stryker.
Woodley: 3, Bill Onfrychuck, Chester
brook. :47.1.
and 10 Year OIds
- 6o-yard freestyle1l, Tom Ed
Vienna Woods: 3, Bill Longo, Rose
50-yard backstroke-1. Bill LonEo,
Hills: 3. Al Link. Dowden Terrace.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Hard and Hayden
Gain Essex Final

MANCHESTER, Mass, Aug.
20 (AP).-Darlene Hard of
Montebello. Calf, and South
paw Ann Hayden of England
both listed as their country's
No. 2 players-advanced to the
final round of the Essex Coun-
try Club women's invitation
Evening star., 1960-08-21

l.. 50-yard breastroke-I, Richard VIII
liams. Vienna Woods: ., Murray Gren-
ier. Rose, Hill: 8. Jim Garrett, Wood
=, 5O;yard butterfly, Ray stans.
dale; 5. Murray Grenier' Rose eHian- Hinl.
Medley. Murray Grenier, Rose
Hill; Tom Edmondson. Freedom
faEs; i AZ o g. Alec MeiklejOhn' Hollins Hills.
II and I2 Year Olds
5O-yaTd ireestyls-1, Charles Hens
THOMPSON. Mt. Vernon; 3. Marx saFsr, ms
Mt. vernon. :30.2.
50-yard backstroke-I, Charles Hen
sley, Arlington Forest; ., Bob Webber.
Parklawn; 3. Bobby Crook, Vienna
Woods. ::I5.S.
5O-yard breaststroke--I, Tom South
Herndon; 3, HALEY Moriyama. Holm
Hills. :39.4.
5O-yard butterfly, Charles Hen
sley. Arlington Forest: ., Doug Mar
tin. Dowden Terrace; 8, Steve Avis
Woodley. :33.5.
Msdley-1, Tom southard. Airing
FGffsy Hasy Moriyss erhs Grensf solS Rose Hi H
l:i9.5.
I3 and ~ Year OIds
lOO,,yard freestyle-l. Jim Edmond
son. Freedom PARK; ., Pat HaRan,
Little Hunting PARK: 8. Don Rock,
Dominion Hills. 5S1.
1o0--yard hackstroke-I, Pat Hagan,
Little aHnting Park; ,, Dick Donohue.
ton ForesU l:1U.7.
l00-yard breaststroke-I, Jim Ed
mondson. Freedom PARK; ?. Pat Aa-
gan. Little Hunting Park; 8, Curt
Bradley, Langley. l:14.O.
50-ysrd butterfly !. Dick .Donohue
Hiiis: :, Den Rock. Dii DOminioni fIhhLn Hills,
800.
Medley, L.. jim Edmondson, Free
dom Park; Dave Ringwalt. Holm
Hills 3. Dick Donohue' Springfield.
is, I6 and IL Year ods
PSSis.rbso paws: bsprinsfield; 2, Grian adams.
PPaeSsteE5FoSk; PafSt :54 g D. so Johnson Freedom
i0o-ysr;dI si;I backstroke--1. Sebastian
Davis. springheld; ., Jav southard,
Arlingtol Ai,alnsto Forest; g. Dan Per-Lee,
l00-yatd breaststroke-1. Dan Per-
Lee, Tuckahoe: 2, Jay Southard, Arl-
Ington Forest: 3. Brian Adams, Ches-
50-yard butterfly. Larry Hewes,
Annandale; .. Bill Rimm Little Hunt
ing PARK, g. Bo johnson. Freedom
M9dley2|i. Larry Hewes.' AMMAN
sale: .. Dan Per-Lee. Tuckahoe; 3;
Sebastian Davis. Springfield. l:05.1.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Dominion Program
CurtuiIed by Rain

Rain forced the cancellation
OF the feature races last night
at Old Dominion Speedway in
Manassas but four 10-lap heats
were run.
Len Duncan of Philadelphia
and Tony BonadieS of New
York won l0-lap heats for
midget cars while Jack Den
niSton of Falls Church and
Jimmy Mairs of Takoma Park
won 10-lappers for stock cars.
Promoter AL Gore announced
that next Saturday nights card
will be increased from four to
five modified stock 25-lap fea-
lures to get in last nights
race.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
tennis tournament TODAY.

tennis tournament today.
Rallying from 3-5 in the
opening set. Miss Hard, "a
year-old Wightman Cupper,
turned on the pressure to melt
l7-year-old Karen Hantze of
San Diego, s-76. 81.
In the other semihnal, Miss
Hayden, 81, beat her fellow Eng
lishwoman and doubles partner,
little Deirdre Gait, 20, by q
6-3, 8-6 score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
He Refused to Tell His Name

DEAR ABBY: I wear
glasses. I have had q boy
say to me. II wish you would
take of your glasses when I
am trying to kiss you" Well.
Abby, how is a girl supposed
to know when a boy Is going
to try to kiss her? ! would
feel pretty foolish taking of
my glasses when he didn't
even have it in mind.
FOUR EYES.
When you find approx
mately IL inches between
your nose and his nose-if
the time, place and the boy
are right-slip your glasses
of.
DEAR ABBY: My son, who
is 10, is in the service and is
stationed at a nearby camp.
He and a 15-year-old girl
who lives in our home town
claim to be married. The girl
says she doesn't want her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

DEAR ABBY: This morn
ing I received a telephone
call from a man who would
not tell me his name. He just
told me to give my husband a
message. The message was
please to stay away from his
wife. I almost tainted. He
said his wife worked with my
husband and If I gave my
husband that message he
would know who the woman
was. I gave him the message
and he said somebody must
be playing a joke on me. I
am expecting in three months
and am so upset and nervous
] can't think about anything
else. Should ! believe my
husband or try to get to the
bottom Of it?
UPSET.
An anonymous telephone
call Is not worthy of your
consideration. II could have
been a coke" a trouble
maker, or q wrong number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

Judo is q sport and JUL
jICsu is the weaponless art
of self defense in which the
aggressive movements of the
attacker are used against
himself by the use of lever
age and off, balancing tech
niques. You are forgiven,
however. because very few
people know the difference.
JUDO INSTRUCTOR.
r. xt&&
For Abbg's pamphlet, what
Teen-A0ers Want to Know,"
send Use and a large, self
addressed. stamped enuelope
in care OF The Evenino Star.
If you ioGHt a personal reply,
inclose q stamped, Selt-dd-
dressed envelope. She Gnswers
ALL letters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, Nov. rs, 1860

you're likely to encounter the
new trend in industry: Pro-
mote the mental health of the
worker.
One utility company found
that by inviting employees to
talk about personal matters
on their mind, with a quail
fled interviewer such as a
psychiatrist or a social work.
er, many good results fol-
lowed. Absenteeism was re-
duced. punctuality increased.
Workers got along better
with each other, productivity
went up.
Evidently Larry's firm
hasn't explained the value of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

they've been trying him In
new departments. Not just
him. but most Of the old.
timers. They told him they're
just making sure each man is
placed right.
Larry doesn't believe them.
He's sore about all the ques-
tions. He thinks he'd better
go while the going is good. I
say maybe this shake-up is
good.
Larry M have a good
reason for wanting out. These
new people in charge are
using me and a few others as
guinea pigs. I don't have to
help them with their expert
mentS.
They call US for interviews
and hand us questionnaires.
Not for a raise ora promotion,
they tell us. Just to see If
we're happy!
Imagine asking me whether
/ like to be flirted with, or
whether I ever heckle a public
speaker! What's that got to
do with how ! make out req
uisition sheets?
What right have these
yound upstairs to poke into
my private affairs? They're
making a fool of me with a
lot of half-baked theories. I
just want to work, not get
made over by a bunch of col
lege professors.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Calm down, Larry. And
don't quit. Wherever you go
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DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

parents to know 1t as they
think she's too young. Every
week end my son comes home
and the two of them spend
the week end here In this
house like a married couple.
I ask them to show me their
marriage license and they
say one of their friends has
it. I'm a widow and don't
know how to handle this
alone.
WORRIED MOTHER.
Do not allow your SON and
this girl to week end to-
gether until they provide
proof of their marriage. Mar
ried or not, your SON needs
supervision and 50 does the
girl. Meet her parents imme-
diately and find out what the
situation is-Or to be pre-
pared for trouble later.
\ 4 Il 4
DEAR ABBY: You stated
that Judo was short for Jiu-
jitsu. You are mistaken.
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Features

such unloading" and is ask
ing "nosey" questions out Of
the blue. Handled properly.
this interest in an employees
emotional health can have
long-range beneficial results
for him and his family.
The p':obing-which should
be voluntary-is to see how
Larry's strength stacks up
alongside his problems. Let's
hope executives get this valu-
able program set up correctly.
with interviews handled delis
cately and in strict confidence.
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Corp
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