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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20


Some Presidents have y
measures in Congress because
the resistance of their own pi'
Few Presidents. il any y
ever run into the situation wa'
President Eisenhower now ilH
himself in which he cannot
his own party-controlled g.
mlttee TO invite nongovernm'''
proadministration witnesses
testify-a situation in which
OF Is Republican committee nj
bers, he has not. so far, q sl'l
political ally, a situation in wa
his own party is preventing
own President from having
Republican administrations
program effectively presented
the manner il would like TO pr
1t presented, TO the comn''
which must pass on it.
In addition to the IS Repuol
cans. there are 10 Demod'l
members of this powerful e'1
mittce. II the President Is 70
to the floor of the House the "
bill he wants or even 10 ~
committee approval Of the eN =,
opposite of what he wants
administration will have 70
three Republicans away from
opposition, which is a hifnR i
certain prospect. and VIII
10 hold the unanimous bacK~t
every one of the Den'O"
which seems improbable. 81
These are some Of Gene,l"',
enhower's difficulties In o.
Republican President WV IN,
many Republicans sesIn'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20

pared 20 testify in support Of the
administrations stand that the
tax should be continued six
months longer and that rcduc-
ton in income taxes be deferred
six months pending further re-
auctions in government spend
ing.
AS is not normal. the CED was
at the last minute. after lis testi-
mony had been completely pro
pared. notified that It's invitation
to appear before the committee
was being Withdrawn and that il
would not be allowed 10 expound
It's views 10 the committee unless
II formally petitioned TO appear
Since the CED is nonprofit
nonlobbyine. tax-exempt orpani.
zation. II is not legally free 10
ask a congressional committee
10 appear before II 10 discuss
legislation without violating IFS
,"~-eNehpt position. II is free 10
testify only when it is invited 10
testify. ~
Thus the Republican members
OF the House Ways and Means
committee. by a shrewd wave of
INC nand, ruled the CED off the
course and prevented one of the
most powerful voices in the coun-
NY from being raised before the
committee in behalf of a Repub-
mean Presidents tax program.
Many Presidents have lost
measures in Congress because
OF The strength Of the opposition
party
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20

p-but 10 EMF Ok(E TIA LEADENST1lT
FURTHER GUILT: NECLECTING THE
SCRIPTURE THAT
LIFE. WHICH is OF GOD. is A SPIRITUAL
WARFARE WITH THE WORLD, THE FLESH,
AND THE DEVIL"i
HENCE, ALL ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS ARE
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!!i
THEREFORE, GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE
HONEST-TO-COD CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
EXCLUDE ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO USERS
FROM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH MEMBERSHIP!
HENCE, ALL AAAs HAVE THE MORAL
OBLIGATION-AND PRlVlLECE-OF WAGING A
SPIRITUAL WARFARE AGAINST THE
PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION AND USE OF THE
FALSE GODS OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!
AND TOBACCO!, WHICH COVER UP THE MENTAL
UNREST OF ADAMS AND EWES NOT YET
SPIRITUALLY GROWN UP TO THE DEMANDS AND
PRIVILEGES OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
THE 10Th CENTURY MlLLENNIUM!!
MOTOR NEWS AAA MICHIGAN
NEEDS RELIGIOUS DEPARTMENT
HEADED BY AN HONEST-TO-COD
CRUSADINC, CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST!-ONE WHO
WILL DARE TO EXPOSE THE ERRORS AND
LIBERATE THE VICTIMS. OF THESE
EUROPEAN CRIPPLES!-
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
JUDAISM. CATHOLICISM, PROTESTANTISM,
MATERIA MEDICA -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Motor Car Tragedies

OF THE DEVIL, VIA SEX ALCOHOL, TOBACCO -
AAA MICHIGAN
AAA u. IA
GUILTY; SINS OF COMMISSION AND OMISSION
SENSUALITY OF JUDAISM, CATHOLICISM,
PROTESTANTISM, MATERIA MEDICAL
CHRISTLIKE CRUSADE NEEDEDl!i
5-STAR GENERAL EISENHOWER WAS DIVINELY
INSPIRED TO PERCEIVE THAT NOTHING LESS
THAN A CHRISTIAN CRUSADE WOULD ROUT THE
DEVIL OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSEi!l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Daily and Sunday Newspapers

THE FLESH LUSTETH AGAINST THE SPIRIT
AND THE SPIRIT AGAINST THE FLESH!
FOR THESE ARE CONTRARY ONE TO THE OTHER
SO THAT YE CANNOT DO THE THINGS THAT
YE tSHOULD)"!-St Psul-See 9th Cha pier of Romans
Paul again: ITO BE cARNALLY MINDED is DEATH,
BUT TO BE SPIRITUALLY MINDED is
LIFE AND PEACE"
"sENsUALIsM is NOT BLISS, BUT BoNDAGE"l-
Mrs. Eddy.
ut is THE SPIRIT THAT QUICKENETH, THE FLESH
PROFITETH NOTHING! THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO you, THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LIFE"i-Chrd Jesus.
AND HOW THE DEVIL IN ALL AGES HAS OPERATED
THROUGH WINE, WOMEN, AND SONG"lll
AND HOW THE DEVIL USES THE DAILY AND
SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Stale of the Nation

DETROIT TRIBUNE ASKS RE.
PUBLIcANS: WHO WON THE
ELEcTION7 DID NOT MIL.
LIONS OF INDEPENDENTS
AND DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER?
tReprinied from the Christian
Science Monifor)
HOW HOUSE COP BLOCKS
EISENHOWER
BY Roscoe Drummond.
Chief of the Washington News
Bureau OF the Christian Science
Monitor
WASHINGTON. President
Eisenhower likes allies-and he
wishes he had a few here at
home on the House WAYS and
Means Committee.
Unlike Senator Taft and Greta
Carlo, he does not want 10 be
alone, but so far he has not been
able TO get a single Republican
member Of the committee 10 Join
the Eisenhower team TO support
a six-month continuance Of the
excess profits tax.
The fact is that the Is Republj-
cans who make up the majority
side Of the committee not only
don't want 10 vote for the Essen
hover tax program they don't
even want TO give It a hearing
whenever they can help IT,
And they are proving them
selves adept at helping il. OBJ
viously as the minimum courtesy
they had TO let Secretary of the
Treasury George Humphrey tell
them why il would risk security
and solvency 10 reduce revenue
until the budget can be balanced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20

and you had better Keen
up. He said Eyes, | did, anJI
always will" He said he,
no way of explaining hov
all happened. but he cerI
~ is thankful to God.
Saw and Heard
This man. engrayes i
lures for The Detroit n
bune.
He said he could not OIL
see the thing coming.
could hear it as it roar|
rising and falling. and N
his particular neighborhc|
had been warned to 60 N
the basement. or some bIsI
of refuge. but he slayedmI
side. with a prayer in nj
heart. and watched the cory
go by. He ended by ,ayin
he would forever he .fsn
full and grateful IL God. a
it was only His protectr|
power that his home a
community near Flint. v|
not hit by the storm
Christian Science tells /
page sol: Mind. The or|
]. or US; the only Spirit. 81.
divine Principle, Subs.ans|
Life. Truth: Love, The d
God not that which 4
man. but the divine prac|
pie. or God. Of whom nm
the full and perfect cvrc
son; Deity. which oaii4
but is not outlined.
Miracle. That which
divinelv natural. but nus|
learned humanity. a phen1
eron Of Science" MAJ
Baker Eddy'S definitions.
Fear not little flock. d
the Fathers goodwill to RI
YOU the kingdom. CHI
Jesus.
The prediction of disaai
and destruction can be offs
only with divine Love.
must be the prophesy Of u
folding Of Truth in hu-,
consciousness. that all thnI
beautiful will be made mad
fest. And the best one q
do is to try to let his though
soar upward. far aboI
downward human vaniiid
into the wisdom and know
edge Of the lone Mind
I'm prayerful study
Christian Science. one fn|
the method or manner 1
which to shape and mold 4
thinking Spiritward and d
tinguiSh between materiali
and spirituality. In this ne n
parcS himself for acknod
edging and claiming 4
rights Of true divine prl
legeS. He learns now /
change ilealistic humi
thinking for the pattern
tho divine Mind.
Mrs. Eddy tells Us "a
2l0. :. & H.: I'm the ordi
Of Science, in which Prni
pie is above what it reflect
all is one grand concord. /
Mind is perpetual motion. y
sl mbol is the sphere, y,
rotations and revolutions
the universe of Mind 50
'tcrnally."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Echoes From Flint
Tornado

y man who saw the tor
nado which happened in
Flint last week Zone with
whom the Detroit Tribune
mas business transactions
each week., told us about
now the storm was headed
directly toward his home.
and before he finished the
writer said. YOU must have
said the right kind Of PRAYER.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Gerald 0'Brien, Prosecuting Attorney
rrayerfuI Aid Solicited in His Behalf

Cnrstian Science and Protestant prayeru broher aid
Is solicited in behalf of Gerald Bleu Prosecuting Aor
ney. Catholics and Hebrew s-mcmbclS Of minority
groupSn politicS-need 10 alccd to Christlike in
depreciation Of the sound ideal that we endeayor to
WORK OUT THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREAT.
EST NUMBER.
How the deNl likes to horn ia such beautiful ideal
nd. contrary TO Jesus notwithstanding NOT by APP
pearances'-he deNil--anma magnetism-judges BY
appearances and counts possible in political de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Fear. No Eel
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
GOD is MIND"

Paul has declared God is Mind and through II.
study of Christian Science in this Atomic age of storms
tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes every ,oJ
Christian should be his guard. This is the time n
demonstrate that God is the only power, and the onL
real Mind And it is time to prove every form of matte,
and materially to be only temporal and unreal
Study to be Approved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Sensual Reading

HARMLESS" t?)-HARMLESS ONLYTO
THE DEVIL!-IN NOT DESTROYING THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAGNETISM
SEX EXPLOITATION AND RACkETEERING VIA
THE NEWS STANDS, e.g
"ESQUIRE"-HOW TO CO TO HE'LL
LIKE A CENTLEMANl (Smiles)
AND HOW THE LIKES OF 1T ARE WORKING
FOR THE DEVIL
AND ROBBINC THE POPULATION OF
SPIRITUALITY! DIVINITY! DIVINE PROTFcTIoNitt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
The Destruction of Prohibition

JUDAISM, CATHOLICISM, PROTESTANTISM,
and MATERIA MEDICA,
LACKING THE WILL AND THE COMPETENCE
TO MAKE THIS "NOBLE (DIvINELY CONCEIVED
EXPERIMENT" A SUCCESS,
HELPED DESTROY THE VISION THAT MIGHT HAVE
AVERTED WORLD WAR HI
OF WHICH WINSTON CHURCHILL SAID
1T WAS UTTERABLY UNNECESSARYi!!
j. e., PREVENTABLE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20

X - through lllS SlhNN anu
application that thousands
of men and women are being
protected today But there is
a greater need for more
spiritual love TO be expressed
70 bring the human race
closer together according 10
divine law. because it IS
through human collective
thinking and not through the
divine Mind. that all forms
of disasters come. So try TO
Spiritualize the thinking fac
ulties.
Speaking of disasters and
destruction, ig hit loving,
spiritual thinking will offset
the seeming power of evil.
For they are no part of d.
vine Loves manifestation.
Out of the Mind of God flows
all good, and erroneous
thinking can only destroy it.
self. And God remains good.
So then. not only in times
OF trouble. bat in all times.
right thinking should be put
into effect. And as the peo-
pie collectively believe in
right thinking. the purpose
oil good viii be accomplished
in the world. Wars will
cease. because conflict and
humanNuaiTcls are from be-
low. and not from above.
And when the human mind
Lifts itself up. ard stops beat
ing and striking repeatedly
against the Truth that makes
free. disasters and dcstruc-
ten VIII begin 10 iade out.
Goodness of God
Endureth Continually
The Bible tells us in
Psalms 52:l, ITO the chief
Musician, Maschil, A Psalm
of David, when Doeg the
Edon;te, came and told Saul,
and said unto him, David is
come to the house of Ahim-
elech;
why boasteth thou thy
self in mischief, o mighty
man? The goodness of God
endureth continually"
This brings us back to the
scientific thought and rea-
SON. as taught in Christian
Science. that all is Mind. and
or page AS. :. & H.. Mrs.
Eddy has stated. NO n.y.
pothesiS AS to the existence
of another power should in
terpoSe a doubt or fear To
binder the demonstration of
Chrlstian Science. Unfold
The latent energies and ca
pacities for good. Teach
the great possibilities of man
erducd with divine Science.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20

TO "CRUcIFY" THE sPIRIT-DIvINE GUIDANCE!
AND PROTECTION!-AND CLORIFIES THE FLESH!
WHAT A LICKIN PRIMITIVE, PURITAN, AMERICAN
AND BRITISH PROTESTANTISM
HAS TAKEN THROUGH SEX EXPLORATIONS
AND RACkETEERINC!
CONSIDER THE WOMEN'S CLOTHING INDUSTRIES!
AND HOW THE NEWSPAPERS ARE USED BY
THE DEVIL TO CLORIFY THE FLESH!i
CONSIDER MOVIE AND THEATRICAL ADVERTISINCi
THEIR DEVILISH SENSUALITY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
More Michigan Thinking(?)
And Leadership (?)

THE MICHIGAN PRISON RIOTS!
RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL AND MEDICAL
PHENOMENA!
TWO TO THREE YEARS EARLIER, GOD AND HIS
10Th CENTURY CHRIST MESSIAH RUDELY
AND CRUDELY EXCLUDED!!!
The wri,er mailed "fat" envelope Of authorized
CHRISTIAN Science literature. including Mrs Eddy
writings. ara the writer's thereof to one of
re prisoners who had S9agh whatever help the writer
might be able qise him.
SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS OF THE PRISON
MANAGEMENT UNCOvERED!!
liz complete contents returned to the writer with.
out explanation!
Mr., Eddy connected generations ago that the
Christ still shut out of the ynagogues' and Christ
healing commonly scoed at by many Protestant min
sers! and add, the Catholic priesthood!
ALL THREE ARE SPIRITUAL CRIPPLES.
PRISONERS OF THE Dewitt.
JUDAISM
ROMAN CATHOLICISM
SOFT ON SINH
HEAVY BENEFICIARIES "a of
POWER "HONEYMOONS" OF THE DEVIL!.
OF THE 2o-YEAR MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR
LAUNDERING ANR RACKETEERINC
ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN!!i
There nothing covered that shall not be revealed
Christ Jesus
Error uncovered via Gods Christ Science Messiah!
t~othrds -tenhs destroyed and the remainder
destroys itself.
Mrs Eddy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
TRAGIC ILLUSIONS!!!
Community Thinking Made visibIe!!!!!
The Flint Michigan Tornado!
The Va. ,.er. Mass. Tornado!
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.s

By ANDREW F FRUEHAUF, CS. d d =
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our FatherM God, all
harmonious" D. 16 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with WORLD
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf- Martin Luther job in this age!! And
How! Science Health, textbook is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND HIS
FRIEND.
THE DEVIL TRYING TO RESIST GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE.
MOTOR NEWS JUkE BOX RACKET
AAA MICHIGAN ~ ~,,,,r.,
NEEDS RELIGIOUS Vs. oINNID DN'IN
DEPARTMENT DEMOCRAT AND
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
AND NOT EVEN CLOTHED ROMAN CATHOLICS!
IN SPIRITUAL DIAPERS
AS YETI! NUF SAID!
GOD REVEALS EVERY EFFECT TO BE MENTAL
THE PROGRESSIVE EMBODIMENT OF
THE POWER OF GOD,
DIVINE LOVE. FORCES ERROR AND SIN TO
BECOME VISIBLE AND BE DESTROYED!
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, home of the MOTHER
CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST,
is GODS MOST POWERFUL SPIRITUAL ARSENAL
ON EARTH-COLLECTIVE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE is GODS MOST POWERFUL
MIDWEST SPIRITUAL ARSENAL!
THERE IS NOTHING HIDDEN THAT SHALL NOT
BE REVEALED", Christ Jesus.
THE DEVIL-ANIMAL NOTWITHSTANDING
BEHIND THE ERRONEOUS LEADERSHIP OF THE
EUROPEAN RELIGIONS
JUDIAC, CATHOLIC, GREEK. PROTESTANT
CANNOT BE CONCEALED!
ROMAN CATHOLIC SENSUAL BEER PROPAGANDA
DEFRAUDINC THE TIGERS OF DIVINELY
INSPIRED LEADERSHIP
ALSO DETROIT AND MICHIGAN,
HEBREW, CATHOLIC, AND PROTESTANT
TAvERNS- OF THE DEvIL..!
THE LAST ENEMY TO BE DESTROYED is DEATH
New Testament
NEVERTHELESS, GODS CHRIST SCIENCE REVEALS
DEATH 70 BE A POTENTIAL DIVINE, PROMOTIONi-
CHANGE LIKE FROM EUROPE TO AMERICA
QUALITATlVELY NOT GEOGRAPHICALLY
CONSIDERED!
DEATH IS A CHANGE OF CONSCIOUSNESS.
LIFE CONTINUING MUCH AS HERE
UNTIL AN ASCENSION" is ACHIEVED,
MORE ON THE CAUSES OF ToRNADoEs, ETC
EMPLOYMENT in THE PRODUCTION. AND
DISTRIBUTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
AND TOBACCO AND ITS PRODUCTS;
AND THEIR USE!
SENSUAL ENTERTAINMENT
NIGHT CLUBS, MOVIES. RADIO, TELEVIsION-
AND The INDULGENCE IN ALL THESE WORKS
OF THE DEVIL!
Sensual Reading
HARMLESS" C?)-HARMLEsS ONLY TO
THE DEVIL.-IN NOT DESTROYING THE DEVIL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Motor News AAA Michigan
A Prisoner of the DeviI!!!
Via Sex Exploitation!

FAILURE TO PERCEIVE CHRIST SCIENCE
SPIRITUALITY AS THE INDISPENSABLE
BASIS OF ALL SECURITY!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20
Christian Science World Healing
ia Mary Baker Eddy

PRESENT Successor ia Mary Baker
Established Leadership
' ACCORDING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-20

Many Presidents have lost
measures in Congress because
OF the strength Of the opposition
party
Evening star., 1953-03-08

which the Soviet government
never held in reality. Unlike Ma
lenkov, who got his hands on the
party machinery; Beria, who con-
trolls the secret police, and Bull
ganin, who runs the armed forces,
Molotov controls nothing but MOI
otov-and there are those who
doubt that he controls even that.
The question of how long Malen-
kov can tolerate the present Situ-
alton is the big one this week end.
There are three major sources of :
power in the Soviet Union: The
party, the secret police and the
army. OF the three, the party is
generally rated the. strongest.
Stain controlled Russia because
he controlled all three, not person.
ally but through creatures of his
own making. In party matters,
Malenkov acted for Stain; Beria
did Stalin's bidding in the terror
department; Bulganin was Stalin's
puppet in the armed forces.
Now Malenkov finds himself in
control of the party machinery
only, with two doubtful charac-
terS controlling the rest of the
power. The situation from Malen-
kov's point of view is not so black
as it might seem, however. BY
dint of careful plotting-conceived
by Stalin-Malenkov seems to have
infiltrated both Beria's secret po-
lice and Bulganin'S army with
faithful party spies. The political
commissars, for instance, have
been transformed into military
commanders-and report not only
to Bulganin but to Malenkov as
we'll
In this clammy, cellarlike climate
where no one trusts any one
else, it is reasonable to assume two
things-presuppoSing ambition on
the part OF Beria and Bulganin:
. Each has, somehow or other,
inflltrated Malenkov's party ma
chinery with spies of his own.
Each is-or shortly will begin
conducting a purge of dissident
elements in his own command.
At any rate, this is the sort of
thing that makes the Soviet Union
of today a fertile ground for spec
ulation-and fear. Meanwhile,
the new dictator is probably busy
putting the finishing touches on
the speech which, by right of
succession, he is expected to de-
liver at Stalin'S funeral.
Perhaps, elsewhere in Moscow,
other men with ambition are
starting to block out the remarks
they hope to deliver eventually
when Georgi Malenkov is laid to
rest.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Men Around MoIenkov

Thus, in the conspiratorial at
mosphere of the Kremlin, power
politics has made strange bed
fellows. Malenkov is in charge;
that seems to be definite. But he
is not so solidly in charge-yet-
that he can rid himself of Stains
inner clique. For the moment, at
least, the men around Stain must
become men around Malenkov.
The chief among them are:
. Lavrenty PavlOvich Beria, 81.
Like Germany's dreaded Heinrich
Himmler, Beria is an inoffensive-
looking character to be so fero-
cious. He is head of the secret
police, the slave-labor operations
of the Soviet Union, and the Reds
atomic energy program. He is a
Shrewd Georgian. A master of
power politics, he has the internal
espionage functions of the Soviet
Union firmly in his grasp.
Q NikOlai AIeksandrovich BuIga-
min, So. AS Minister of War, this
goateed soldier has an enviable
supply of power, if power should
become necessary. He has been
high up in the military councils
of Russia since World War II, and
was relatively high brass even be-
fore that conflict began. He was
not always a soldier, however.
Before he went into the army,
Bulganin was a banker, and for
time headed the State Bank Of
the U. S. S. r. Some of this busi-
ness training seems to have car
ried over into military life, where
he is known as a bear for efficiency
and a vigorous administrator.
Q Vyacheslav MikhailOvich MOIO-
tOv, 62. People who make a career
of studying things Russian say
MoIotov is a "natural-born No. 2
man." and a front-man par excel
lence. As Foreign Minister during
the war, Molotov's job was to SIM
ulate, on the diplomatic level, an
air Of alliance and cooperation
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Trade or Aid
4 NTHONY EDEN, British Fl

A NTHONY EDEN, British For
"A eign Secretary, put it this
way last week:
To increase the freedom and
volume of trade between the
United States and Britain) may
seem at first sight an undramatic
aim. But it can be decisive"
He was here to talk world eco
nomics with the Eisenhower ad-
miniStration. Economics can be
dull. But under present circum-
stances, the proposals Mr.. Eden
carried with him could mark a
turning point in the free worlds
struggle to attain a position of
strength.
Britain is the key nation in
the global Commonwealth trading
area and part of the cornerstone
of Western defense. Consequently,
Britain'S economic health is of
worldwide concern. Without Brit
ain, NATO would drift apart.
Repercussions from the breakdown
of European defenses would leave
the United States standing pretty
much alone in the world.
A New Tock =
Three times since the war, in
1947, 1949 and 1851, there were real
chances that Britain would be
swamped by her economic troubles.
Each time she was bailed out with
American grants, devaluatlon of
the pound or by frightened controls.
She is not yet out of the heavy
seas. But the time has come. the
British government feels, to try for
long-range rather than emergency
solutions. In the conferences last
week, Britain presented her ideas
for a worldwide economic over
haul.
Britain's economic troubles ac-
tually began to appear after the
First World War. Her industry did
not recover from the war as ex-
pected. acknowledgements diff
Continued on Page A-32.)
Evening star., 1953-03-08
The BuiIdup

TTNRAVELING the shadowy
~ events in the Kremlin is, of
course, a much more satisfying
pastime from the vantage point of
hindsight. On Friday afternoon,
after the Moscow radio had con-
firmed that Georgi Maximiliano-
vich Malenkov was the new Uoshd
of the u S. S. R., obscure events
of the past year took on a new
significance.
While many look back to the
October, 1852, party congress as
the real tipoff that Malenkov was
Stalin's favorite, there was an
other incident-more than tive
months earlier-that should have
been a dead give-away for any
sharp observer with the courage
of his convictions.
The occasion was May Day, 1852.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

A subject 1UGS I born; it seemed
ordained that / should die sub
ject in obScurity. Yet attained
to sovereignty, but ho1D, ask not.
TNHUS, 348 YEARS ago, the great
Car Boris Godunov summed
up his life as he lay on his death
bed. So, last week, could an even
more powerful Russian ruler have
written his own epitaph from a
bed in closely guarded apartment
in the Kremlin.
Josef ViSsarionovich Djugashvili
was dead. An old man of 73,
weighted down undoubtedly more
by the physical strains of hard
life than by the stresses of an
overburdened conscience, he went
to pieces in less than a week.
At least, that was the story they
told about Josef Stain in meas
ured phrases from behind the
1AIE1Ill1Il walls. 41ICLC "do1 ACduy, /,
no telling where the truth might
lie. Perhaps he had died Thursday
night of a stroke, as reported. Per-
hapS he had been dead for hours
or days before the first news of his
'illness" was made public Or it
may have been weeks ago that
CONTRARY to Marxist doctrine)
Josef Stalin's immortal soul had
left his debilitated body.
No one outside the Kremlin
could know. But certainly no ruler
had ever passed from the inter-
national scene with his death
throeS more carefully chronicled.
The clinical detail of the reports
on Stain in ertremis left little to
the imagination. It was almost as
If the men around Stain were
anxious to convince Russia and
the world that everything was on
the up-and-up.