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Evening star., 1951-10-23
Commission Proposed
By Taft 10 Study Need
For Military Spending|
BY the Associoied Press

DES MONIES, Oct. 23.-United
States Senator Robert A. Taft,
Republican, of Ohio warns that
the whole economic stability of
the United States" is threatened
If the present reckless military
spending is continued.
In what he called a "non-cam-
paign" speech before about 1900
persons at the Iowa Bankers As
sociation convention last night
Senator Taft said:
Il doubt if under this admins
tration, which believes so largely
in spending for spending's sake.
there ever will be a cut in the
military program before the whole
country is wrecked" adding that
'up to this time Mr.. Truman has
only one remedy-more anc more
taxes"
The Senator, the only announced
major party presidential candi-
date for 1852, made two recon-
mendations for solving the Ma
tion's financial difficulties.
Proposes Commission.
1--WE should set up a combined
military and civilian commission
to determine whether this ire
mendous military program really
necessary to it's present extent.
I'VE should seriously consider
the proper limits of Government
spending in the United States.
The only real solution is to cut
expenses, balance the budget and
limit taxes to Is per cent Of the
national income"
The Senator, in a departure
from his text, said:
IT feel very strongly that this
administration die not regret the
military extension spending pro-
gram) pending before Korea.
The economic strength of this
country can be sapped and weak
ened," he said, and that is the
lone thing that can destroy us. I"
Sees no "McCarthyism" Issue.
Earlier, at a news conference
In which he expressed his views
on Senator Mccarthy, Repub-
lican, of Wisconsin, Taft said he
didn't think "McCarthyism" will
be significant issue in the 1852
presidential campaign.
II don't think one who over
states his case helps his own case.
Taft commented. There are GER
tain points on which I wouldn't
agree with the Senator INC
Carthy). However, Senator
Mccarthy brought attention to
the wide extent of communism in
government. -
Senator Mccarthy, in Weyau-
vega, Wis. last night. told a
reporter: Il don't believe Bob
made the statement that I over
stated my case. The greatest uni
reinstatement I ever made was in
regard to which Communists have
shaped our suicidal foreign policy.
II don't think Taft would join
the left wing camp followers in
opposing my Communist fight. {. II
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Should limit the number Of U. S. troops for European
defense?
What should do about Chang Ka-shek and Formosa?
Is the idea of ,corld-state practical in day?
HoW far can Government spending go before it might
Ureck the u S. economy?
Can scorld,oide propaganda in behalf Of liberty cn the
battle against communism?
In giving straight specific to such explosive questions
Senator Taft inevitably goes long way toward putting
his chances of nomination and election at stake.
He pulls punches The article of his forthcoming
book Foreign Policy for Americans lays right the line.
Like of Looks hardhitng reports is both nfoma
tive and provocative You may agree with Senator Taft you
may not But in either case this article will help you and mil
lions Of other Americans reach decisions of the
pressing problems Of our day.
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mERLINc REPLIES TO ANN BATcHrLoR

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though hating
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We need Sincerely Bert Merng Min
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Well Go ALONG With Bunehe

The of publicity that have been
Arthur his appear
Korean destined the boys
We think that the weight the evidence
and that Dr. Roph Bunche
tons meeting conflict can be
limited the lives will be
1t fairly apparent Macarthur bowed to
the will Of the United Nations and stopped
ThryEighth Parallel last fall lives of
those who killed when the Chinese
The generals lay in his belief
wouldn't bring Chinese Truman that
and he wrong
Now he beyond borders
and he certain that blockade Chinese
coasts and bomb Manchurian bases II
he when he pushed North that his
policy would bring conflict many that
raging
For part think a very COM
petent military We political judgements the other
hand think that the
shrewd judge of what TO do
He proved that when he brought
the conflict there For part we'll string along
California
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Armed Forces Duy

fitting and proper that for day give
recognition of the countrys
Almost without exception service branch of the u s. Armed
Forces with II certain sacrifice.
creased need for well trained military prestige
the Armed Forces has been rising better class
have sought defense forces than
FORE
Too often Americans take Army Navy, Air
other branches of military
those who only
homes and cities.
Probably the factor which
torous all has been that has been civilian
military organized not for but for protection
country fight those who would other
OF have had need Of the professional soldiers
sailors bscay and fought
sprang
this paper happy salute respects
thosew VIII serve n o
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Continuing BattIe

battle freedom of speech something which look for
quick and decisive victory 1t must be carried from to
generation generation human opinions differ and
recent meeting New York representatives of the publish
industries spoke the dangers to freedom
fields On side the threat of government
the of national security
threat censorship by private citizens
ting attempt national conformity.
would and resist encoachment by
his freedom speech needs be alert that he
described Harrison Smith
president Saturday of Literature believing that
be published simply because the reader
with him. The tyranny of public opinion be no less
pressve than the tyranny of public officials.
enforced conformity the end at which suberson but
deadly boomerang Only
vigorous thinking which willing all sides
the relatively of all human and
beyond opinion spiritual integrity that grants
to truth himselfony this
thinking atmosphere which democracy thrive
Monitor
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The Dubois indictment

We personally Dr. w. B. Dubois but for the
appaudng much that he has said
defense official
ton teaching position Atlanta
interested the work
outstanding militant rights organization
agreed with Dr. Dubois his educational fight with
Washington We thought quarter century Dr.
Dubois right along discovered the
Washington convinced
philosophy vocational training
Negroes IS concerned, / hundred percent
fallen with Dubois philosophy regard
dignity should accorded black manhood
country the world the nights
muned writings said Dubois bulls
the remainder the
other this country
degrading
sabs this
great pride but all them
preached the the
taught them.
is hold this
alarmed following indictment
charged with
the the these
lines have fsintes thought
enemy Of government
foreign nothing his years
which tendency that direction We
believe everything Dr. Dubois written
the days when
Folk We Burg
hardt Dubois a
Dispatch
neighbor anything
You might position and positive
wouldn't it-HOlyOke (siAss) Saturday Democrat
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Roscoe Simmons. Orator Par Excellence

The death two weeks ago Conng brought
a the most colorf Americans Any Amer
Negro 40 and who has lived in al
any metropolitan has either heard Roscoe Sim
Simmons became institution during years platform
eioquence indispensable political campaign As
pnder and spinner of emotion laden paitudes Simmons was
without
AS one of the early Chicago
when that reed supreme as THE Negro paper Simmons %
his prestige by history packed column which ady read
by the Defenders thousands of readers
1t was in politics however zenith
ability to get elected to pub
lie office himself but in helping others WIN IL matter OF record
his great influence in campaigns in states
elected a public office himself
publisher TRIBUNE with being of the chief
Mlard Tydngs for reelection Mary
Simmons into Maryland for the Washington Herald the
Mccormick Washington and tremendously effective in
platform attacks Tydngs.
While IT is admitted
distance the Republican
did he stray national issues and in national campaigns To
the national level Fred Douglass admontion The Re
publican Party the ship all else is the sea- biblical niunc
Simmons attended every Republican
past years influence than
single Negro Republican party.
presidential campaigns Simmons would speak from
campaign managers
hold the Negro line Even when FDR another
orator came along and took away the Negro voters
which the COP appreciated Sim
his reputation Many Negroes who
voted would come out to meeting to hear be-
a past turning flaming
swords ung his audiences with words soft enough to
baby He a performer
greatest
attention when he seconded the nomination Herbert Hoover
wB remember him the platform who
spoke humble churches
exhortng Republican straight
reflection Simmons that the American Negro
the savediscple of American political party
Simmons and his cohorts had been something
American Negro emanatng the
COP would have able keep many Negro
However him nothing than the
Abraham Lincoln sufficient 1858 until the early 900s
then not sufficient st the ambition
citizenship Negroes They found that the which
did hardly than
power did not annching bill (neher
Democras did 1t halt the Acknowledgement Negroes
south spite the words Simmons
left the Grand Old Party To date they have back and
classified independents rather than
Simmons played important role in the
to something resembling political maturity He did not live
the American Negro his the
there tremendous the lifetime
verongd orator who held thousands Americans
literally the palm his hand he spelled the principles
he espoused.
Roscoe Simmons orator; great
to others he umpeter Lost All agree
countless magic
eloquence.
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conqrutuIutions Twin Cries B.s.c.P.

initials BSCP special meaning thousands
Those initials of struggle build
ganzaon employees the Pullman Sleeping They
militant action There
contribution the
has the Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car Poers
under the matche unpurchasabe leadership of Asa Phillip RAN
dolph.
May 20 and 81 the Twin Cities Division of the
viii celebrate the 2oh anniversary Of the organization with
meeting labor
celebration Monday night All OF the
win take place at Stem Hall, the St. Paul Auditorium.
paragraph referred the great contributions the
Brotherhood made to Americans Of color This international
battling the rights of the cood
people Negro fraena social and civic organizations
Brotherhood which financed the proposed March WASH
brought World War FEPC The brotherhood
effort to segregation in the armed
Of the nternaonas affiliated with
the AF strengthened the entire American labor movement
among Negroes.
For It's members Pullman employees whole has
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son.
Preachers Children
II has been said of old that
preachers children are the worst
of children. Yet when a factual
study was made of this matter 1t
was found that not only are
preachers not the worst children,
but they are the best children,
measured by worthy achieve
ments. II was estimated that
every two hundredth n a me in
Who's Who would be that of a
minister's child. Thus the Mini
ters' children are 10 times as sue
cessful at other children. But be-
cause these children are thrown
into an environment where they
are ever on display, their vices
are magnified and their virtues
often minimized.
II follows that the influence of
a Christian home Is a most power
full factor in the determination of
a child's destiny. This is more or
less true of all and any environ
mental influence. Our childhood
home life is reflected ever after in
life out in the world In fact the
future Of every child is determined
before the child leaves home, for
life in the world. The world and
its opportunities or oppositions
only bring to fruition the way of
life given in the home.
Birds Flock Together
1t is true that we are not al
ways a part of the people we meet
and mingle with, but generally we
are. Birds of a feather ordinarily
flock together. The exceptions
only prove the rule. For the past
few days the nation has been over
whelmed with Macarthur and the
glories thereof. Nobody would
deny a hero a hero's welcome and
laudation. Macarthur returns in
triumph to his native land but 1t
is difficult to tell where Mac
Arthur's glory really ends and
hatred for Truman begins.
There can be little doubt that a
sector of American people are
using Macarthur for political de-
signs hidden from the casual OBJ
server. We were a little dubious
when the mayor of Augusta, Ga,
proclaimed silence in that city out
of Difference to MacArthur's re-
turn. This was not a healthy sign
from the interracial point of view
Cooks Macarthur
Later the press has 1t that Mac
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Edi+or-Senotor on Minnesota Legislature

summary it manifest that this legislative failed to
all which and forward
looking people both political parties been interested
Youngdahls legislative program almost completely
rejected Little Hoover"
hcency particularly nexcusable
my opinion, that
opportunity address the Legislature its closing
But citizens should be discouraged should they
clear the difficult
themselves SLOW determination
evitabe
And world where generally
dictaora democracy with all faings still
precious Philip Dodge County
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YEARS SLIP AWAY SAYS REV. FISHER

Editor slipping away and this
instance is true will be surprised to receive letter
from kind send
started this acquaintance
II but knew when
my friend Will Smith the moving spirits behind the Twin City
Herald At that time pastor Of Bethesda Baptist church left
for First Baptist Kansas City remained have
the since.
really appreciated reading thanks to who
to 1t splendid journal good luck and staff
Mrs Fisher and wish to be remembered by all fendsRev
LII Fisher Baptist church. Delaware, Ohio
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passing Saturday Congressman Oscar De
Negro political figures de-
velopd followed rather closely that of Roscoe
Coning Simmons De Priest and Simmons were con-
temporaries
The Twin Cities currently housing young baseball player
experts easily of that sports all
greats Willie Mays from Birmingham, Ala
plays startling cenereld for the Minneapolis Mners
startling just that One press box wag
amazing few nights saw Mays
the against the Ncohe right field score board to
the most spectacular catch by
player Nicolet Park history.
spectator him chance to catch the ball which was
reach Some spectators including
Rosy Mers general couldn't believe he caught it,
into the box
whether they had what he had!
boy just kid. Quiet and personabe he shows
planted firmly the ground He will need
fortude to keep from being a
aduaon that follows him
crowd applauds him. The other
the appauded just the
Mers dugout In the Mlers clubhouse
Sunday, smiled questioned him.
Mays a plays There
the field He's not show off He's
calm If he that and keeps hung he does
will Dragging about knowing him
en--.C CEN
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brought manifold benefits in working conditions
Pullman porers comfortable hngs work
conditions which secure
back rs years when the being
This fecates OF the BSCP
its 2oh anniversary long play part
communities nation,
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MAC ARTHUR AND TAFT:
MAC ARTHUR AND TAFT;
Is A Man Known By
The Company He Keeps !
BY Gordon B. Hancock

Richmond Va-The children of famous parents a
great disadvantage from their youth into maturity SO much
expected of them that they often fail to live up to the
munitys expectation well remember the of
who his account but there always the doubt
this greatness because whenever the weighed in the
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President Taft A Failure

AS a President, william How
ard Taft was a failure and largely
because he catered to the south
that did not cater back. Robert
Taft, therefore, is a chip off the
old block. He halls from Cincin-
natl, a border city with strong
jim-crow leanings. 1t is difficult
to know of a greater mistake this
nation could make than the ele-
vate this Robert Taft to the
presidency Of these United States
with his strong anti-Negro pro-
pensities. And Macarthur goes
into the closet with Robert Taft.
The company a man keeps!
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Arthur was closeted with Robert
Taft and this about cooked the
Macarthur goose so far as this
writer is concerned. The nation
knows Taft to be anti-labor and
anti-Negro in his political affili-
atoms. This same Taft sought to
break the back of labor. This
same Taft led the disgruntled Re-
publicans into an unholy alliance
with the dixiecrats of anti-Tru-
man persuasion, which alliance
stymied every attempt Truman
made to further integrate Negroes
into full citizenship through civil
rights legislation. This same Taft
has been an obstructionist and OPP
portunist whenever advanced
legislation was Indicated and es-
pecially If such legislation prom
Used ultimate good to the Negroes
of this country.
When Macarthur is closeted
with Taft 1t is about time that
progressive souls of this country
take stock of Macarthur and
what he is proposing. He has al
lowed himself to be Unanswered
into a position of spear-heading
the opposition against Truman
and all he stands for. Moreover,
Taft is a bad risk politically be-
cause of his antecedents. His
father, while president, made an
unsuccessful attempt to break the
solid south by catering to southern
sentiment even while the south
spurned republicanism. This writ
err remembers well when President
Taft came to Columbia, s. c., to
speak. He spoke and his speech
was a sop to the then lynch-rid-
den south.
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Letters To The Editor
SHORT, SWEET AND TO THE POINT

Editor; pleasure my subscription NJ Brown
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cannot help neghbor don't do anything to hurt him
You might position positive you
wouldn't like it-HolyOke (NiAss.) Saturday Democrat
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Preachers Children

values of the gifted and able
Evening star., 1951-03-09

shortage of cotton both here and
abroad.
He also mentioned that cotton
is now selling at about Is per cent
above parity, the price the law
says is both fair to farmers and
consumers. He continued:
"We felt that if We didn't con-
troll cotton it would go up to SO
or SO cents, or higher. Then there
would have been pressure for in
creases on finished products and
that would have been reflected in
higher prices to the consumer"
Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan testified he believes the price
Of 1915 cents will not be a deter
rent to the program to increase
1851 production to 16 million bales.
He said he had recommended
another cotton control program
which would shift the ceilings to
the markets, but that the respon-
sibility was Mr.. DiSalle's and he
made the decision. Secretary
Brannan added. however, that Mr..
Disable may be right and that he
will cooperate.
Evening star., 1951-03-09
Walter Reed Captain Gets
Medal for Korean Action

|. Army Capt. Gerald Schwab, 25,
of 1915 Second avenue. Silver
Spring, was awarded the Silver
Star yesterday for giving medical
aid to wounded men under enemy
fire during the retreat from Mort
Korea.
The decoration, specifying dis
regard of fire while being exposed
to the enemy, was presented at
the Army Medical Center where
Capt. Schwarb is now serving in
the eye clinic.
Capt. Schwab was born in Har-
Ian. Iowa, where his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Schwab, still live.
He served as an intern at Walter
Reed Hospital last summer and
did his residence work in the eye
clinic there.