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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
7OMen Do Job of 1OOWomen
In White House Housekeeping

The men who take care of the
White House finally have come
out boldly and said it.
It would take 100 wives from
100 average homes to keep up the
Executive Mansion in the mode
and manner to which it has been
accustomed.
Taking care of the White
House and it's grounds is that big
a chore, Howell G. Grim, chief
usher, and Frank T. Gartside,
assistant superintendent, would
have you and Congress know.
Not that they're belittling the
wives, mind you, but they say
that with 70 employes-men, Of
course-they can easily do the
work that would require 100
wives.
This little bit of housewifely
comparison crept into the dis
cussion Of the cost Of maintain
ing the White House the other
day before the House Appropri-
atoms subcommittee.
The subcommittee. q little per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Red Invaders Seize
Third Defense Post
In Drive Into Laos
About Assault Seen
Aeoinst\CopitoI City
BY This Week End

HANOI, Indo-C China, April 80.
Communist = led Wet Mini
troops sweeping toward the royal
Laotian seat of Luangprabang
captured another French-Lao-
tian defense post today-thiS
one only about Is miles north
of the town. It was the third
reverse suffered by the defend
ing forces in as many days.
The black-clad invaders of
Laos-one of the three French
associated states of Indo- China
successfully stormed defenses
at Muongsung as the possibility
increased of an about assault
by the week end on the residence
city of aged, ailing King Sisa-
wong Wong.
French Voice Optimism.
The loss of Muongsung, in the
valley of the Namhou River, was
announced shortly after a
French army spokesman ex-
pressed cautious optimism about
the general situation in Laos.
He even went so far as to say
"the situation is looking better"
but he did not say why.
Improved weather has per-
mitted French planes to bomb
the invading columns with ma
palm, forcing enemy units to
split into smaller groups.
Yesterday. however, the French
command announced the loss of
Bannambac. 40 miles north OF
Luangprabang. The day before,
the French-Laotian post at PAX
seng, a. miles northeast of the
royal seat, fell to the invaders.
Supplies Rushed In.
French supply planes still
rushed troops and war materiel
from Hanoi to Luangprabang.
In an attempt to increase the
effectiveness of its air attacks
the French high command also
has moved SquadronS of fighters
and bombers to airstripS at Lu-
angprabang and Vientiane, the
administrative government seat
of Laos. 40 miles south of the
Kings home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Allies Warn Reds
They May Release
$4,000 Prisoners
Would Merely Free Them
In South Koreu as
Short Cut in Dispute
BY the Associated Press

PANMUNJOM. April 30.-The
allies warned the Communists
today they might take a short
cut through the snarled prisoner
exchange problem by simply re-
leasing 80 900 North Koreans who
don't want to go home.
1t. Gen. William K. Harrison,
chief allied negotiator, said that
Released vireinion Lists 81 Still Held
os Red Prisoners. Poqe A-3
Returned PoWs Begin Leaving for
Homes After Reaching U. S. Poee A-3
turning the prisoners free in
South Korea would follow a
pattern created by the Reds
themselves.
He also told the Communists
to nominate a non-Asian country
as neutral caretaker for $4,000
Communist prisoners who don't
want to go home and made it
clear the allies would discuss
little else until that's done.
No Red Concessions.
In an unproductive, 51-minute
meeting. Gen. Harrison said that
choosing the neutral caretaker
nation must come next. He
added:
"All Asian nations are located
very close to countries dominated
by Communists and might there
fore be subjected to Communist
military. economic or political
influence"
The delegations meet again
Friday at II am. Go pm. Thurs
day. EDIT. Gen. Harrison told
newsmen the Communists talk
a lot about concessions, but on
the vital point of ultimate dis
position of prisoners there has
been no concession of any kind"
He repeated his contention
that the Red proposals would
indirectly force prisoners to
choose between return against
their will or endless captivity.
Meeting on POW Exchange.
Meanwhile, Rear Admiral John
c. Daniel said liaison officers of
both sides would meet at 10 am.
Friday g pm. Thursday EDIT
to discuss problems concerning
exchange of disabled prisoners.
He did not say what the prob
lens were.
The Communists have said
that 684 disabled allied prisoners
(including 149 Americans turned
over last week were all the dis
abled they had. But those pris-
onerS told of more sick and
wounded allied prisoners in
North Korean camps.
The allies have been returning
500 Red sick and wounded daily.
Delivery Of $50 Chinese and $50
North Koreans today will bring
the total of returned Reds to
about 5000, almost 200 more
than were promised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Raj Planes Bomb
Mau Mau First Time
BY the Assoeiated Press

NAIROBI. Kenya. April 3d.
Royal Air Force planes bombed
Mau Mau terrorists for the first
time today.
Three Raj Harvards, which
arrived from Rhodesia recently,
dropped eight 20-pound bombs
on a suspected Mau Mau hideout
10000 feet up in the Aberdare
Mountains.
They also fired 1900 rounds.
The results of the attack are
not yet known. The pilots worked
in conjunction with ground
forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
{. Mer| Young Gets
a Months 10 7 Years
In Perjury Sentence
Concurrent Terms Set
On Each of 4 Counts;
Probation Plea Fails

E. Merl Young, whose mink
coat buying and high financing
figured in an investigation of al
legged influence on Reconstruct
ton Finance Corp. loans, today
was sentenced to serve from four
months to two years in prison for
lying to the Senators who con-
Quoted the inquiry.
Judge Matthew F. MCGUIRE of
the U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia ordered
concurrent sentences on each of
four counts. He turned down
a plea by Defense Counsel James
F. Reilly for probation.
The jurist said probation
might have been granted in an
other type of case, but added
that perjury is an offense that
strikes deeply at the Government
itself.
May Serve Less Than 4 Months.
The judge said he hopes au-
thorities will feel the interests
of justice have been served when
Young completes four months
in prison. Under good behavior
regulations. Young could get
out by serving a little less than
four months.
William A. Paisley of the JUS
tice Department, who prose-
cuted the case, questioned
whether, under the statute, the
judge had imposed a sentence
too low.
Judge Mcclure pointed out
that although the minimum sem
tence for perjury is two years,
under the indeterminate SEN
tence rule he could make the
minimum the maximum, and
then reset the minimum at any
point not more than one-third
of the TWO years.
The maximum sentence for
perjury is 40 years.
Defendant Thanks Court.
Judge Mcclure said the ques-
ton of bail could be taken up
before the United States Court
of Appeals.
Before being sentenced, Young
said he wanted to thank the
court for the fair way in which
his trial was handled and de-
clared:
II have suffered mentally,
physically and financially for
the last two years."
Young, a former RFC exam
liner. was convicted on the per-
jury counts on March 81. The
way was left open for his SEN
fencing yesterday, when Judge
MCGUIRE denied a motion for a
new trial. rejecting a defense
contention that the indictment
naming Young was defective
because it failed to name the
person before whom Young took
the oath.
Holds Question Not Vital.
The jurist held that the mat
ter was of mo moment" despite
an opinion of the U. S. Court of
Appeals for the Fifth New Or
leans) Circuit in a Mississippi
case.
This court held that to be
valid a perjury indictment must
name the person administering
the oath.
In denying Young new trial.
Judge MCGUIRE declared:
1.-THE only purpose of an in
dictment is to set forth with
clearness and all necessary GER
tainty the offense charged, so
that the defendant may be made
aware of the crime of which he
stands accused"
Judge MCGUIRE declared the
Senate subcommittee was a
competent tribunal" and as
serted the indictment was sufh-
Gent. He added that the Fed
eral rules Of criminal procedure
were designed to eliminate
technicalities long outmoded."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
By the Assoeiuted Press

BY the Associated Press
A bill extending rent controls
on SIS million housing units in
80 States until July 81 Is eX-
pected to be signed by President
Eisenhower before midnight.
The measure-passed by Con-
gress last week-was a compro-
mise on his request for extension
until october l..
A bill similarly extending con-
trolls in the District also was
sent to the White House about
noon.
Even with the extension, only
about a third will be left Of
the wartime imposed Federal
rent control program. At one
time, Is million units were under
control.
Critical Areas Limited.
Under the new legislation, the
Eisenhower administration must
investigate and certify anew each
critical defense housing area, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
One of First IS Freed
In Korea to Come to
Walter Reed Center

Out of the first IS Ameri-
can prisoners of war freed
by the Communists to re-
turn home, only Pfc. Earl
M. WiSeman of Ronceverte,
w. Va, is coming to WASH
ington.
He will be sent to Walter
Reed Army Medical Center.
He is among seven requir-
ing immediate non-special-
lied disqualification to be
sent to service hospitals
nearest their homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

Other Stories Related to Science Meet
inss Being Held Here. Pose A-2o
velopments in hydrogen bomb
research in scientific double
talk, saying only that certain
atomic tests at Eniwetok have
contributed to thermometer
research"
The, word bomb" is almost
never used; weapons tested are
devices" Up to now the COM
mission has referred only to "nu-
clear devices"-never "thermo-
nuclear devices" which would
refer to H-bombs.
But today DR.. Thomas H.
Johnson, research director for
the Acc, spoke at the annual
spring meeting of the American
Physical Society. He was talk
ing about the commissions in
terest in research machines,
such as cyclotrons, linear &C
celerators and Van De GRAF
generators-or atom smashing
machines.
He said:
1.-The interest to the Acc in
research done with some of those
machines is related to the fact
that they produce under con-
trolled conditions on a labora-
tory scale the same reactions
that are involved in the large
scale release of energy in fission
and thermonuclear devices"
A "fission" device is one that
duplicates the reaction of an A
bomb which explodes as the re-
suit of f1ssion. or splitting of
atoms.
A thermometer device" on
the other hand would involve
the fusion" or joining together
Of atoms to cause q release. of
atomic energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Winchester Holds
Its Apple Festival

PAGEANT TINE AGAIN Miss
Kathryn Eisenhower, niece Of the
President. is crowned Queen Shenon-
dooh todoy at the fomed Winchester
va Apple Blossom Festival. Stor
Stoff Correspondent Mary Lou Werner
describes the eoIorful ceremonies on
Pooe B-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Plan to Cut Budget $8.5 Billion,
With S. Billion Off Arms, Seen
After Eisenhower Conference
6. O. P. Leaders Also
Expect $1.8 Billion
Foreign Aid Slash

President Eisenhower report
edly laid before legislative lead
ers today preliminary proposals
to whack approximately $8.5
billion off former President
Truman's budget.
Lawmakers who sat in on the
discussion at the White House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Is NATO Worth 1t?
Is NATO Worth It?
Family Rows Tend to Hide
Need of Close British-U.S S. Ties
VitoI-ond Some IntoneibIe-Foctors
Help Set Pace in Defense Of West
By Crosby S. Moves
Sfnr SAnEf TnrrasnondenA

LONDON-Family squabbles oudest. The British and
Americans equally fond of telling each other off,
The British hold their own at least, in this running
change They position that they
friends America has in Europe they also have the right to
Americas critics. hand there seems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
BULLETIN

President Eisenhower today
signed bills extending both
national and District rent con-
trolls to July 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Bulletins
TideIonds Move Loses

The Senate today rejected,
SO to q, an amendment to put
a fiat 3-mile limit on State
jurisdiction over submerged
lands and to earmark Federal
leasing beyond that point for
retirement of the national debt.
Earlier Story on Page A-4.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

tween their claim to superior
diplomatic talent and their
demonstrated willingness to tread
on American toes.
This kind of two-Way nonsense
absorbS a large measure of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Time Marches On,
But Ferguson Is
A Bit ForgetfuI
BY the Associated Press


Senator Ferguson, Republican,
Of Michigan apparently forgot
to move his clock ahead an hour
today in the shift to daylight
saving time.
He arrived at the White House
IS minutes late for a meeting
Daylight Sowing Finally Arrives Amid
Scurry to Adjust Clocks. Poee A-3
OF congressional leaders with
President Eisenhower and re-
marked sheepiShly to newsmen
as he hurried through the lobby:
Gentlemen, I was on the
wrong time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Defense Revomp Asked

President Eisenhower today
sent Congress a Defense De-
partment reorganization plan
which would increase the au-
thOrity of the civilian heads
of the armed forces and limit
somewhat the power of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

Story and Text of Dulles Speech Citing
Boreoin in Security. Poee "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

Other Stories Related to Science Meet
ines Being Held Here. Pose A-20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
1920 Cut in Funds Urqed

A 81 per cent cut in new
funds requested for the State
Department by former PreSi-
dent Truman was recommend
ed today by the House Appr0-
priatiOnS Committee. The
committee also called for cuts
of rs per cent in funds re-
queSted for the Commerce De-
partment and 4 per cent in
those sought for the Justice
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30
Acc Implies
Il Has WORKING
Model H-bomb
Fission Devices
Tested in Laboratory,
Physical Society Told

The Atomic Energy Commits
sion implied today-for the first
time-that it has actual de
vices" in the hydrogen bomb
line, presumably crude models,
and that they release atomic en-
ergy on a large scale"
Up to now, the commission
has couched it's references to de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

May is month of plenty in the food
line. Dairy products are high on the list.
So are fruits and vegetables. For market
basket tips in the month of May, see Violet
Faulkner's report on Page BIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

said the tentative cuts would in
clude a reduction of about SIS
billion in Mr.. Humans pro-
posals for military spending, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-30

(See MOVES, Page A-4.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18
AMMUNITION
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S.

PARASITES ON THE PUBLIC PAYROLL!
JUDAISM, ROMAN CATHOLICISM PROTESTISM
MATERIA MEDICA,
FUNCTIONINC AS THEY DID IN PEARL HARBORlii
THESE LAUNDERING EUROPEAN CRIPPLES HAVE
BEEN USED BY THE
DEVIL - ANIMAL MAGNETISM - TO SOUANDER
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS BY PUTTING PARASITES ON
THE PUBLIC PAYROLLi
ANOTHER PRODUCT OF THE MULTI BILLION
DOLLAR LAUNDERING, AND RACKETEERINC
HONEYMOONS' OF THE DEVIL OF ROOSEVELT
AND TRUMAN
ANOTHER PRODUCT OF THE FALSE GODS OF
OUR TIME
SEX RAcKETEERINC AND THE ATTEMPTED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18

ture; They love the praise of men more than the pre-
of God" ~
Newhouser beat Boston 4 70 . that afternoon, az
having been knocked out of the box four times in ~
ana as remember it, he started four of six double PLY
ana the newspapers and commentators proclaimed M
houser has come backr
wakefield made good three times out of five Y
pnch-ntter; one was 3-run homer tying the score
temporarily won place in the lineup bringing up his
batting average well above 3OOl
But Wakefield is a Roman Catholic and so the az
could rob him of the inspiration of this Virgin pS
Science And so unqualifedly declare that Wakeile
0een victim of the errors of Roman Catholicism
Materia Medical
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18
Elisha's Faithful
Understanding

Elisha's faith gave him
understanding as to how to
demonstrate tn immortal
eternal power of God which
Elijah had with him And
those who firmly put their
trust in the Great Power of
God, can in some measure
follow in the pathway made
clear by the Christ thought
which has always been in
heaven and in earth, with
Gods man, and not with
mortels, only because NOR
tails don't realize it.
And when the sons of
the prophets which were TO
view at Jericho saw him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18

r Etl6ly
But to ENFORCE THAT LEADERSHIP
HOURS so MANY HAVE BEEN ROBBED OF
PLAYING BRIDGET
NEED SAY MORE?
MARY public stenographer, says MOI
RECREATIONAL HUMAN CONTACTS
THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD is FOOLISH
WITH COD!" est. PAUL.
KNOWLEDGE is POWER" BUT 1T BETTER BE
FROM "OUR FATHER-MOTHER GOD ALL-HARMON-
IOUS"! AND THAT is ACQUIRED ONLY THROUGH
SOLITUDE AND STUDY OF HIS CHRIST SCIENCE!
SOLITUDE
20 SACRED SOLITUDE! DIVINE RETREAT!
CHOICE OF THE PRUDENT! ENVY OF THE GREAT!
by THY PURE STREAM OR IN THY EVENING SHADE,
WE COURT FAIR WISDOM, THAT CELESTIAL MAID"
(From page of Mrs. Eddy's message to the
Mother Church, 898 christian Science Versus
Pantheism).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18

they said, the spirit of Ella
does rest on Elisha, and thsy
bowed themselves TO tn
ground before him"
Elisha Continues God,
Work
Elisha's job was to cam
on the work of God, his ID
was to help the universe
Gods creation gain, al
maintain a better and hiph,I
understanding of the Low
that makes pure. The wor
of God is as necessary and
important now as it wa
thousands of years ago. lniJ
it is just as demonstrate al
it has ever been when MAJ
dwells in the Mind that WI
in Christ Jesus. Today, mon
than at any other time in Il
modern history Of men, ed
eryone should rejoice.
Gods Plan Is Workable
In this age. as in all oths
ages. one of the hardest id
is to get "carnal' minds
become spiritualized enousI
70 believe and understaH{
more about Spirit. God. sr}
the way in which one any
demonstrate Gods already
workable plan for the MI
verse Of his own creatla
There is a great deal Of roc-
for many more people to
added TO those who are II
ing to learn more about IN
Truth Of Being" in this sgf
Of a troubled world.
Share With Others
This writer has found o@
that, as one shares the UNI
derstanding he has gained
no matter how small Il may,
seem, there is some suffering
heart waiting to receive N
very fourth part of a muik
tsrd seed of understandnt
of the working of divrt
Love. And as we share Cd
OF a pure grateful heart
are helping to bring othe
into the fold.
One can feel when \
other has taken on a hlgf3
spiritual status. when
himself is growing day
day in spiritual understant
ing-it is felt when Other
dwelling in the CONSCIOUSNESS
OF good are contacted. II !
felt because as the hunt
mind begins to free Use
/ from material slavery
imposture of fraud and q
ception, one reflects the pu
in heart. as the upright chi
Of God. And as he moU
along in the consciousness
good, he finds himself on
way to demonstrate hea'
harmony.
Vain Imagination
Through the changlNO
linking. one finds that ~
is only vain imaginat'
which cannot form weap
against Gods unchang
love. neither can confu:l
produce the faculty Of rls
pure. good thinking WIZ
is of God, the lone Mind
Mrs. Eddy tells us; ~
mortal says that an inam'
unconscious Seeding 10 p
ducing mortals, both DO
and mind; and yet neiths
mortal mind nor the imn'
tai Mind is found in bran
elsewhere in matter or
mortals."
When one begins to le1
that he lives in Mind, Spu
and not in mindless msp
he also learns a little SOD
thing about the marveD'
power of God. For evil
the master Of the power
good.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18
Fear. No Ea,il
Bv ELIZABETH ELLINGTON


Tn. power of God has failed. And when me-,
and women learn to change false beliefs of confusion
hate and fear into the blessed assurance OF love
courage falsty disappears. God is able to cast out
every enemy from before those who keep His statute.
and commandments, and follow in the way the Mast
ter taught.
Moses Gave Instruction
Moses was able to give instruction, because he dwa
n the secret Mace with God and listened to the voice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK

Tn speaking of the Christian Science Textbook
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" bv
Mary Baker Eddy - Gods Nineteenth Century MARY
whom He used to put the leaven His Christ
into three measures of mea'-science theology med.
cine see Matthew IL 49, and the chapter Science Theo
logy and Medicine in Science and Healthl iAx
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18
FULL TIME CRUSADER
MORE ADVANCED PERIOD

In this more advanced period human deadloc
should be resolved BY reading to the group the Lore
Prayer with its spiritual Interpretation from Gods re.
est miracle worker next to the Bible and imperative
necessary to berate the Bible from the devish erro
and neutrality-suspicious. of the European religions who
fundamentals are perfect - the Ten Commandments Al
Christs Sermon on the Mount
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-04-18

Spirit. Obedient to the voice
of Truth. he was able TO give
to the world the command
ments. And when his work
grew very heavy. God pre-
pared Aaron to help him
carry on. and teach the peo-
pie how to worship God,
who is able to give them ev-
cry good thing.
Elijah's Translation
Elijah's translation in the
DAYS of old proved the mar
vellous power of Mind.
Surely he knew that God
was no part of the evil insti-
gated through evil thoughts
in the minds of men. Be-
cause evil is not the supreme
master of good. man does
not have to fear evil, when
he fears before God. The
sudden flight on the up
ward way" was of the power
Of Spirit. and not matter.
Mrs. Eddy has stated on
page 291 of Science and
Health: "No final judgment
awaits mortals. for the judg-
ment of wisdom comes hour
ly and continually, even the
judgment by which mortal
man is Invested of all ma
terial error. AS for spiritual
error, there is none" The
story of Elisha's flight heav-
onward found II Kings End
chapter tells us:
And Elijah took his man
tie and wrapped it together.
and smote the waters. and
they were divided hither
and thither. so that they two
went over on dry ground.