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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

two main tasks: To unite his
party and to make effective
attacks on the party in pow
er.
Some liberals and indie
pendents either assume that
these tasks were unneces-
sary or that the course taken
in achieving them will de-
stroy the original long-range
purposes. But does the ac-
tual situation Justify the as
sumption either that the Re-
publican Party cannot be
liberalizd or that General
Eisenhower has been cap
tured' by isolationists and
witch-hunters?
The evidence il that he
has succeeded in winning the
support of many independ-
ents and dissenting Demo
Gratis. He has a wider popu-
latlon support than right
wing Republican congress
men in their own states.
Some of them are likely to
be defeated; those that ride
into office on his coattails
will be in no position to con-
troll him or his party. AS to /
ISOLATION and matchmaking. /
they will be in a minority
probably of their own party. |
certainly of Congress as
whole.
Nor do we expect the gen.
eral to be dominated by re-
on domestic pol |
icy Where is there any evil
dence that he has "surrend- |
cred to them? He has al
ways taken a basically con-
servative position in so far
as opposing centralized or |
wasteful government is con- !
sentative. But he has prom
lsed not to turn the clock
back on social legislation
and his closet friends and
earliest supporters are in the
liberal wing Of the Republ-
IAN Party. On domestic is
sues he would doubtless
work in harmony with the
bipartisan conservative ma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Reprinted from the Christian
Science Monifor)

Many observers have noted
'Asi the 10th Century. for all It's
scientific advancement. has been
marked by the spread Of ma
ieriallSm Skepticlsm- and moral
ny II TINS is true renewed hope
provided IN highly important
statistics Just published by the
National Council Of Churches
~ lho end Of 1851. church men,
oership N the United States had
reached SS673.005. an increase Of
l8i2.5l5 over the 1850 figure
THIS it rise Of two per cent.
while total population increased
only per cent Nearly three
"u' Of cvcft five Americans are
today churcH mcmbcrs-an all
time hieh
II would be mistake 10 be.
lcNc ,hai statistics on church
membership are an exact index
OF moral and spiritual growth.
bn they are nevertheless a COM
pelline indication Of a general
movement back 10 religion. When
,'ai.,'lr> snow such sharp and
definite change they cannot be
ignored
W..
what Is causing this spiritual
iedwakcning' II NAV be largely
explained by the tragic failure
OF maicrlalls,ic philosophy TO
solve tho lis Of the world. Two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

Jorlty which is exDes,..
continue to control co p1su
On foreign policy Co...
Eisenhower record Si i a's'
so is the lo-point pro p,sr
ne announced at PhjIs,,s'.'
phla. His commitment !" ! }
United Nations and y, !" n
operation with other fire.. !. :
ions IN pursuit Of pear.
firm and unequivocsI III
his rejection Of un-Amsr~..'
methods of roofing OUT e..
munists. Many corre.N SSs
ents who have ridden ', /.
campaign trains and DI,,a
report that the EisenbaSaa
OF today is in fundams's,a''
purposes the same Fi..'
mower so many Amerir,s
desired to draft in july.
His manifest popularitv
evidence that the bulk OH.
independents are mol ds.-
ing him. To do so would y
to risk loss Of the eleetio'
surrender of the Republirr
Party to the right wing ,ni
still further weakenjny =
the two-party system. To /,
so would be to give up in a.
the high hopes Of a,
great long-range adyantar..
to be won from a change,
Does dissatisfaction VII,
"bedfellow' situation, |,
the campaign justify pawn,
so high a price? We do M
see il. A wise man once al.
You don't divorce your vii,
because you got a Door
breakfast on Thursday mon.
ing"
We respect the right Of Al
persons to make their ow
evaluation OF the situation
But for the reasons gigen W
are confident that the or,
inal purposes that led TO a.
Eisenhower nomination an
within reach and that then
attainment only requires cor
tinued clear-sighted. STEAD
asst support.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Mirror Of World Opinion

world wars and the threat OF q
third have convinced humanity
that II must reassert ethical and
spiritual control over its affairs.
The threat OF goddess commu-
nism, the existence of atomic
weapons IN world which has
seemed TO be losing It's conscience,
have lmpelled men toward re-
ligion-not so much as a refuge,
but as source of strength.
II this trend IS evident through
out the free world--srd religious
leaders OF other nations report
that II Is--then we are achiev-
ing moral mobilization TO match
our military armament. For the
sake OF survival. this new ele-
ment IS the most essential OF all.
Santa Monica (CaliD Outlook.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

same party. however sin
cere can enjoy the full free
dom to attack these evils.
Another reason for desir-
ing a change was to check
the drive toward centraliza-
tion and specialization. The
| New-Fair Deal has encour-
Jagged one voting bloc after an
other to depend on federal
support. Moreover through
the years even its reform
programs have developed
excrescences Of excessive
b ure auc racy, paternal-
ism. waste, debt, and infla-
ton. The attack on these can
best be made by those who
have not permitted or foster
ed them.
Again in foreign affairs
we believe that a fresher,
more imaginative approach
can be obtained by a change.
The party in power would
thus be freed from the
grooves of past mista kes.
The opposition would be re-
scued from the reckless ex-
tremes of criticism and fore
ed to take the SOLDERING re-
sponsibilities of power.
General Eisenhower. a
distinguished. nonpolitical
figure. mentioned for NOM
ination by both parties and
noted for his success in get
ting men and nations to
work together. appeared
and TO US still appears-most
able TO weld Americans into
strong national team in
this critical hour.
There was the further
hope that the two-party sys-
tenn could be revived by lib
eralizing the Republican
Party and attracting the sup
port of Independents and
dissatisfied Democrats. In
deed the uniting OF these ele-
appeared necessary to
win a majority and achieve
! change. Before the advan-
tages of a change could be
experienced the general had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Christian Science World HeoIino

entire universe with heaven and eternal life and is dem
onsrang the unreay Of the "Chasy farce of material
existence 272. S&H): Jesus Ascension did just tina
conformity with his words, This world shall pass
away And for all of MY works, and greater shall
We do
Jesus Recommendations ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the u,enta and temporal of body which lives in
human corsoousnessas does all space! The king dom
o. hrsven within you-on the right side Of conscience
judgement spiritual sense; perceived the Christ
IS spiritual idea Of God; the entire universe!
An urs atve Answer to the mental sickness Of All
Nalr and Peoples in All Governments!
to,pgl, according to Christ.
ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C. S
Who wildly the grace Of God-do Fruehauf-
Martin Luther Job in these times. And How
+ ,lvrNts tot
hHe tiouse; S Embassies. Washington DC.
ierl Building. Detroit
Revenue Department, Lansing. Michigan
aooria ant Offices IN Detroit. cetera.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Still Choice
Candidates
Reprinted from the Christian
Science Monifor)

II We are to believe all the
charges flying on political wings
these days, we should be con-
vlnced that both OF our presi-
dental candidates are "captives."
Governor Stevenson. the Repub-
licans say, IS captive OF Presi-
dent Truman. General Eisenhow-
er, the Democrats say. is held
tightly by Senator'S Taft. Jenner
and Mccarthy. Yet when all this
started-remember way back in
early summer--we thought we
were rarely privileged in having
two candidates Of integrity and
ability.
|, for one. haven't become Gym
zeal about the candidates. l think
the great general and the capable
governor OF few months ago
are still with us. They are cap
yves, II IS true, but il is an i'm
prisonment which every candi-
cate must enter--be he outstand-
ing or mediocre-f he wants 10
make serious bid for the
presidency. To do this he must
make an appeal to those widely
divergent in geography and in
political philosophy.
The party system as now set
up clearly forces an honest man
to stoop TO compromises and
concessions--if he wants to win.
This Is the unfortunate political
reality which runs head-on into
idealism. The process isn't pretty
and both candidates. must be sui.
fering many political pangs a
the moment. II may be said tina
they went into II with their eve,
wide open--yet II should be re
membered that they had 10 h,
; drafted and that many observer,
: have attested TO the sincerity =
D their reluctance 10 run. who "a,
blame them, N"'
However. I still feel desn;,.
h me low level TO which the carr
q paign has fallen tbst 49,. AZ
= semoer the American people Wi; nil
"ase : PRESIDENT with fsr-abovs
average ability. Politics Is : sriu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Atlantic
Community
tHeprinied from the Christian
Science Moniiorl

A truncated western Europe
cannot be safe without England.
The only existing defense COM
munlty is Atlantic in scope since
the European Defense Commun-
ity agreement has not yet been
ratified. But. even after ratifica-
ton, the European Army would
be part Of the Atlantic Force
Bonn is strongly in favor OF the
Edo, but specifically because the
edo opens the way for il TO the
Atlantic community. Paris only
wants TO accept German rearma.
ment provided British and Amer.
lcan troops remain stationed in
Germany. Moreover, the Euro
pean continent cannot thrive vet
without American financial sun
port. How then could a little
Europe be internally strong7 An,
western indignation is welcome
but it'should remain subject 4,
the requirements Of Atlantic co
4 operation. "A lgemeen Handles
!, bald tAmsterdam).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

lThe Following Editorial Is
Reprinted From The Christian
Science Moniforl.
When after the Essen
hover nomination a good
many followers of Senator
Taft were so keenly disap-
pointed that they threaten
ed 10 vote Democratic this
newspaper questioned their
position. Today il seems TO us
some of the generals follow
ers are approaching an
e qually strange attitude
when they threaten to de-
sert him because Of his eff
forts TO unity the Republican
Party
They appear equally bent
on asking the party 10 fly TO
victory on one wing. They
seem to rs equally ready 10
defeat their own MAJOR in
ierests. We respect their adj
hcrcncc 20 their own ideals.
But We question the wisdom
al their fotlre.
This newspaper retains its
allegiance 10 the purposes
that inspired the independ-
cntS and liberal Republicans
Who enthusiastically sought
General Eisrnhowers NOM !,
We are confident
that those purposes can be
realized. Here are our rea-
sons
Our hopes from the Eisen-
hover candidacy were sew
pral First. that it would ef-
feet a change Of administra-
ion and revive the two-party
'ystem.
4 change seemed to us
hen. and seems TO us today,
fundamentally important to
obtain a thorough house
'lcanlng in Washington. The
corruption that has become
/ veritable pattern is no &C
'ident. ii is the product of
'nlrenchcd political power
,,rmeated by the sordid at
no,phere Of the big-city ma
'hules No leader of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

81 il - li'i Tt ril'ltlti
9e l0ohifg for some hing
eisher than amy system OF
aetahes and perpetual
.flir.
u General Eisenhower
wishes to 60 to Korea. if he
IS elected, TO stop the slaugh-
.er OF the lives OF young men,
Why not give him your vote ?
And give him the opportun-
ity to use the wide exper-
icrce that he possesses. And
he has come out on his po-
s'tion on Civil Rights too.
The American people to-
day face second Valley
Forge as desperate as the
crisis faced by General
George Washington in the
winter l777-78. If we are TO
emerge triumphant, we must
speak and act on behalf Of
Freedom freedoms Foun-
dation).
To unite in heroic cam
paigns against oppression by
protesting openly indicates
that the people love right.
and actually like freedom
When one does his duty
he fortihes his post, and
Classics himself as a citi
zen, which exhibition is IN,
= act of appreciation of the
, blessings of freedom. Doin,
! your duty increases Won
: proficiency to move forwar,
; and solve all of the n,ob
x lens of life. God does no
;, impose any punishment M
'e on people for doing the
in duty. ''
~ "Ye are the light of n
~ world. A city that is set on
hill cannot be hid" (Chr;
to Jesus).
-e- Millions of unprejudic,
IA minds--simple seekers :
to Truth, weary wanda
ID athirst in the desert
all waiting and watching |
Of rest and drink. Give then
De- cup Of cold water in Chri.
Iice name, and never fear
INTO consequences" MARY Bal
Eddy.
pie, Think not that I am CO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Don't Let Them

tRsprinisd From The Republican Record

Don't let them get away with it,
That's what Republicans are saving to the voters,
don't let the Democrats get away with the awful mess
Washington
history.
Don't let them get away with the crooke dnes' '" mi
taxes.
full spending w ~''oo0'o'
ca, 80 let them get away with initiation and the rising
y '''"s' n'sh prices and 50-cent dollars
ing YOUR pocket. WIN fooK money WIN
saving. ~ let them get away with robbns you of your
-. :, covering the value of the dollar
government ss' away with coddlng commun's''
home &c. 'nem get away with the mink coats, the
IN Washington "'~ 'oans' the graft and corrup''''
creased let them get away with substituting we'll
for s oo.h-running political machine from Chicago
~0''-'1s model from K.nsas City. ''0'''
~ 'e' them get away with it--you'll be sorry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

to destroy the law, or the
prophets: l am not come to
destroy, but to fulfll."-
(Christ Jesus).
And statements of Truth
are applicable to all who
try TO apply them, as free
thinking citizens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

- Inc First Church Of Christ Scientist in Boston,
Massacnusetts Gods Successor to Rome and Jerusalem
and Matera Medica (Mussoni and FDR: Whitewash
nesinss OF the devil thereby The answer to the Multi
Billion Dollar laundering and Rscketeering leadership of
trsgeay guilty: autos, aircraft etc fires and
other man-made tragedies, bIunders disasters catasro
phesl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
FOR YOUR COMFORT

Dear Fellow Americans: For your comforts "The
Comforter the Holy Ghost who teach us all thnRs
(See John i4) Gods Christ Science is the
exeusveness of His perfect spiritual creation filling the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
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power rests IN the oooy OF
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49, ~ P'sae''a''seo
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Don DC oo'eo
And do not let anyone
fool you to the extent that
to vote any other way thar
Democratic will take ava,
your very substance Of life
For after all. God is the sub
stance Of mans life. An,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01

~ leaders Of the human race
'ae Mar aser Eddy-xave the pattern
"''' and unde ,s'ano ng which labor, industry. poll
n euues' religion, will have to accept And they
.NaIeN Futhauf Cs
ODer Is 1862
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
An Answer To Spiritual
Traitors to God and Country
THE MOTHER CHURCH

Detroit, Michigan, 2.4's2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-01
Reasons For. Our. COxsfi1[euco

THE Following Editorial Is
Reprinted From The Christian
Science Moniforl.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
General Hershey
New Chairman
OF Red Cross

General Lewis B. Hershey was
elected Chairman of the Montgom-
cry County Red Cross at'th annual
meeting. Wednesday night, at All
Saints EpiscoDal Church. Chevy
Chase. Mrs. George B. Hartman
was elected fret vice chairman;
Robert Jerome Smith, second vice
chairman: Carl Gamrath, trea-
surer; and Mrs. Marjory Hendricks,
secretary.
Also elected were the following
new members Of the Board of
Directors: Mrs. Steven o. Beebe,
Mrs. Daniel Callahan. Joseph
Freedmen, Karl M. Michelet, and
James J. Souder.
Following the business meeting
awards were presented to Army
Flap Service. David Taylor Model
Basin and Naval Ordnance Labora-
torv for thirty per cent Of employee
participation in the blood program.
Other awards presented were
Certificate Of Appreciation TO Mrs.
Rehecca Tedder. Secretary Of Safe.
ty Services, for $50 hours volunteer
service; to II. F. Brownfield. First
Aid Instructor, 5-year Certificate
Of Appreciation for 500 hours: 3.
wear. 300 hours to Mrs. Ada Kins-
Ter, Mrs. Ella Mae Morse, and Corp.
Leslie B. Thompson. Mention was
made Of the recent award from the
Montgomery County Safety Service
Board to Ralph F. BARLEY. Chair.
man Of Safety Service of the Mont
gomerv County Red Cross for his
contribution TO the Countv's safety
cro0ram and his Swear, 500 hours,
rs First Aid Instructor and Chair
man Of Safety Service. Letters Of
appreciation were given TO nine
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
Sandy Spring
.FTenen to
Carnival

Volunteer Firemen of Sandy
Spring will hold their annual Car
nival July II and ~, at Sherwood
High School.
Chief Spencer ]. H. Brown has
b EN- named Carnival Chairman.
Among his Committee Chairmen
are Robert Craver of Olney for the
Parade, Mrs. Ann Boyd and An
drew Thompson for the ham and
chicken supper.
In addition to the activities of
the eighty members and an active
Auxiliary, the local American Le-
gion Post will cooperate through
the sponsorship of a White Ele-
plant Auction of items donated by
residents Of the community. In adj
dltion to the country supper, there
will be a home style midway, en-
tertainment, gate prizes and nu-
merous novelty and home produce
stands. .e.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
Pdqing Sherlock
AID
Contractor
Downtown Papers
Publish AID That
Set Tongues Wagging

There was whoop-te-do aplenty
around town over last weekend
when residents in the vicinity of
North Van Buren, Street read in
t n e downtown papers on Friday
that a local contractor was build
ing and offering for sale houses
"located in the heart of Rockvile's
finest neighborhood" - exclusively
for colored.
Area residents lifted the receiv-
ers of Mr.. Alexander Graham
Bells invention and asked the con-
tractor, Sydney Fishman, president
of S and F Construction Co., Inc,
chow come?
But Mr.. Fishman was nonpluss
ed, flabbergasted, and downright
bewildered. 1t was quite true he
was building houses on North Van
Buren,, but he hadn't put the ad in
the paper and, what's more, he
didn't know who did.
Before Mr.. Fishman could call
the downtown papers for answers
t. his bewilderment, would-be pur-
chasers already were on the tele-
phone and some arrived, to look
over the deal.
By that time, however, Mr.. Fish
man had the advertising depart
ment of the downtown newssheet
on the telephone. All they knew
was that the ad had been phoned
in = worse still it was charged to
the construction firm. On Sunday,
the paper published a CORREC-
TON. But the calls continued to
come.
A further check showed the mys-
FERROUS ad placer had carried his
or her activities on to two other
downtown papers. The last ad ap-
peared in Mondays issue of one or
them. But Mr.. Fishman said he has
very effectively shut off the posi-
bility of others appearing.
Whodunit? That's what Mr..
Fishman wants to know - and ex-
poets to find out. Whydunit? Mr..
Fishman has no idea and neither
has anyone else in these parts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
RecreatiOnaI
Set
For Town

The first phase of Rockville's
summer recreation program will
get under way Monday, June 90,
when Messers. Moran and Hath
cock, local teachers will get the
boys together to form a baseball
team.
All interested boys should report
to the Elementary School grounds
at 8 am. for an organizational
meeting.
In the meantime, it was learned
today that the complete recreation
al program will be completed this
week and will get underway on
June 30. The programs will be con-
Quoted at the Elementary School,
in Twinbrook and at Lincoln Park.
Bus schedules and other details
will be announced next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
Short Course
EnrOils 40
From County

Forty-nine from Montgomery
County are attending Rural Wom-
ems Short Course at the University
Of Maryland June 1921, according
to an announcement by Miss Edythe
M. Turner, Home Demonstration
Agent.
A list of the homemakers attend
ing includes Mrs. Helen F. Alex
ander, Mrs. Marion Altemus, Mrs
Ralph Beall, Mrs. Irma Bell, Mrs
James Botterill, Mrs. Marie Briggs
Mrs. Doris M. Chase, Miss Bernice
A. Coate, Mrs. Joseph p. Dorr,
Mrs. Clyde Fletcher, Mrs. Elmer F
Fletcher, Mrs. David Frederick.
Mrs. Millard Gartner, Mrs. Ella
Bennett Cue, Mrs. Jane Heitmul-
Ter, Mrs. Gladys Hinenburg, Mrs.
Lois d. Johnson, Mrs. Downie M.
Kelly, Mrs. James d. King, Mrs.
Edwin R. Kinsey, Mrs. Nettie Mae
Lagasse, Mrs. George McBain, Mrs.
Harry F. Nichter, Mrs. Claude B.
Norton, Mrs. Wilton O'Callagham,
Mrs. Minerva O'Shaughnessy, Mrs.
Mamie X. Ray, Mrs. Fred II. Ruth.
Mrs. Margaret c. Semon, Mrs.
Howard f. Smith, Mrs. Camille r.
Snyder, Mrs. Marie T. Stang, Mrs.
Louise Stark, Mrs. A. Louise Thrift,
Mrs. Everett A. Trumbo, Mrs.
Dawn II. futile, Miss Edythe NJ.
Turner, Mrs. Basil Waters, Jr. and
Mrs. Constance Whip and Mrs.
James Mitchell.
This year there will be four coun-
ty homemakers receiving four
year certificates signifying that
they have successfully completed
four years at Short Cour7e. They
are Mrs. Everett Trumbo, Mrs.
Continued on Page p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-06-19
Big Carnival
For Taft Due
On Saturday

Rodeos, bucking broncos, cattle
roping, and goodness-knows-what
will feature the Al Marah Farm
Taft Carnival which is due to be
unfolded here in the County, come
Saturday.
The Carnival, sponsored by the
Women's Finance Division of the
Taft Committee, will serve to raise
funds for the presidential campaign
of Senator Robert Taft, and such
a TODD as has been planned is fit
TO startle us Montgomery countians
right into the political arena.
There will be side shows, almost
all of which will be guaranteed to
be take-offs on the Democrats and
the Truman Administration; there
will be shooting galleries with
donkeys for targets and baseball
throwing at a miniature White
House the purpose of which is to
open the White House door for Mr..
4. with a baseball. Ring tos-
sing games will be played with the
stakes to be rung marked by wit
ty" saying such as "hi-taxes" and
Communism and Scandal"
There will be dancing and food
ard pony rides for children and
dancing for dancers and all of
this-and Taft too-will go on
from in the afternoon until mid
right.
Almarah Farm is located on
River Road and Burdette Road and
is the property of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garvin Tankersley. Mrs. Tsnkers-
ley is the former "Bszie Miller"
niece of Robert Mccormick of
Chicago Tribune fame, and the
daughter of the late former con-
aresswoman Ruth Hanna McCor-
mick.
Admission to this political ex-
travaRanza for those who like fun
with their politics is 81, plus tax.