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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18

"PEIPINc MOSCOW SHOWDOWN
Russian Bosses Irk China"
Reprinted from The Detroit Free Press
There's question that China world power but
question whether the Reds soidy they
might wish This the second of three Sunday Magazine articles
China today.
BY FRED HAMPsoN AND WILLIAM |. RYAN
OF the Associated Press Foreign Staff
Before the shooting ended in Korea the Red Chimes
LET big cat out OF the bag.
See-"Russian Bosses Irk China-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Detroit Police Open House Most
Pleasing to Our Police Commissioner
Mr.. Edward Piggins-0ver 100
Applications for the Police Force
Relieved A Handful
Weekly!
Weekly!

OUR POLICE CRAFTSMANSHIP TOPS IN U. S
FOR A GENERATIONS
The writer TO BeIImen I'm going over TO The T0"'
Headqvarters and give them good spiritual shot IN ~
head" II
Response: Well If you're not back in halt hour W.
come and bail you oui"l 80
Tribune Publisher: well. give me hour and No"
See Detroit Police Open House-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Psychologists Tell Us That We
Americans are Using. Only About
Two and One Half Percent Of (0ur)
Capacity!

IWIndsoT Daily SfaTJ
=. Some great thinkers have perhaps reached five
per cent more but probably the who gov.
eminent Washington who head corporations
only about three per cent efficiency"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
THE Defiance Of Israel by Goliath"
4 Samuel ch ~ scoheId BbIe)
David is Sent to the Army Of Saul
1903 Be

v 6-"Aod the phlistine giant Goliath drew near
morning and evening and PRESENTED HIMSELF FORTY
DAYS
" "a And al the Of Israel afraid"
v 26-"And David spake 10 the for who is this
uneconeised Phine that he should defy the armies Of
'hs living cod2'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18

Who are these Soviet and Chinese
God Condemned! Red Spiritual
'Bastards' To Defy Gods Messiah
Nation to All Nations and Peoples,
The United States Of America?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
We Are All Capable Of More Than
We Do! (S&H)
Things Deemed Impossible, | Dare!

C. s. HYmn]
The wartime Arsenal Of Democracy Detroit
1.-THE EXCEEDINGLY DIFFICULT WE DO FORTH
WITH! THE IMPOSSIBLE TAKES LITTLE loNcER1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
Red 0utrages!
Vengeance Is Mine. | Will Repay,
Saith the Lord" ("Divine Love"
BY ANDREW F. FRuEHAUF. c.s. r
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother Coo all
harmonious" (p l6, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with word
message and mission who wildly the grace OF Coo
do Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this age!! And
How! Science Health, our textbook, Is Cod LID
orator OF The Bible
A HIGHER AND TRtER REPRESENTATIVE or
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND. AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOl
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated niquity'
The "lukewarm' live in a fools paradise
Righteous indignation is eei'imae
Bum OF the sIlness and goodness OF God
and Gods revelation Of The Second Coming OF Christ
Miracle Science Messiah
why stand sshsst nofhinsness7 The total Of
human error
Or any aspect Of the MYTHICAL shastlY farce OF ma
ieris lso-eaed) existence tp III, s&H)
The prisoners OF the devil The devil trying
10 hay before the momentum Of Gods Christ Master
Absolute Miracle Science Messiah and us chke students
o. major stature gain enough momentum 70 destroy The
comrvns, psychology theology without THEIR firing shot,
as per victory OF FsherMofher God allhsrmon-
ov svpposifitovs mythical enemies OF the Lord
Isaiah 1895 7lo &c
Then The ANGEL OF the LORD went forth and SMoTE
in The camp OF the Assyrians HUNDRED and ECHTYFlVs
THOUSAND! and when they early IN THE MORNING,
behold they ALL DEAD corpsesl
The Defiance of Israel by Goliath"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18

Devils UAW-CI0 Trying to High
Pressure Our Mayor, Police
Commissioner, on Alleged Ground
Of Being A Strike Breaker!
s., Paul and liars. LET GOD BE TRUE BUT EVER
MORTAL A LIAR"l-Romans. ,,n,
And God to Mrs. Eddy even further Up. Of her N"
"THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY OF MORTALS-AL-lAs...s
MORTAL MIND"i DEMOCRATS AND LAboN ..c
"wAILINC AND CRASHING OF TEETH, lNCLoD"'
JIM CROWLEY, Clio VOICE!
Did the Republicans give us Korea and ~ 0"''''
extra indebtedness7 -
Did the Republicans sabotage and seuttle our NV
See-Devil's UAW-CIo-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18

THE DETROIT TRIBUNE ASKS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-09-18

Roger ssbson. Economic prophet Of ~ stock crash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. 21,O0o--Don't miss see
ing this brand-new red brick ram
bier in very convenient location,
close to bus and schools. Lge. liv. rm.
with tirepl.. separate din. rm.. mod.
Kit. : very nice bedrms. and bath,
full daylight bsmt. with half bath
Franz eRa Sfs s. s p SPnss 9ny ayai 4os
RAMBLER. s2l.5oo;
trsnsp. and ali schools Sparkling
new brick home with above-ground
basement base Sadr separate dim dining rn
now. it won't last. W. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. 3-56O0 til 8.
BETHESDA--Owner leaving. says sell
this brick. 2-bedrm. Colonial In
very close,in area. Lse. downstairs
den. paneled rec; rm., built-in ga
rage: short walk to everything. Only
Franz T salLLi SFssll g. s. 's5%;
:. ewes. OIL. 4-5709. IA
BETHESDA, east OF Old GEORGETOWN
rd.-3-bedrm. new rambler huge
daylight bsmt. with south exposure
picture window: corner or next to:
l blk: from transp; Choose your
ew T colors, MICHoLsoN-G Caldwell
BETHEsDA-.New brick rambler; 10
Gated | blk. from transportation
and cow. to schools: 3 bedrms,
bath with separate din. I'm. and
daylight basement with bath. Priced
at SCI $50. II you are looking for
q convenient location. you win want
TO inspect this property. Ewes. call
Oh 81, 2.Sa46; san SAMUEL E. BoGLEY'
s ihG 25 o13see e. kind, long iI low
rambler; full basement; diversified
carport. The wide lot sets of this
unique 1-leyel home. Estate location
yet near schools and Transportation.
S29,950. Cali Mrs. Reeve, OIL.
2.9275 or EN-. 2-S400. J. NELSON
BETHEsDA--$17.s5o; prewar brick
sSnngalo g living nis room with fireplace,
on living room: End floor, finished
In two more bedrooms: full basement
with outside entrance. House in inn
maculate condition: about $1,000
will handle. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO.. EN-. 2-2326: ewes. JU. g.
BETHESDA, near NH spiit-isyel
rambler, soft. living rm,. den, din
ing rm., kit. 5 big bedrms., 2hs
baths, l2 closets, huge open bsmt..
attached garage Asking $50. 200;
ONLY $4,000 CASH, balance one
trust at 4hfs. Cali Mrs. Perrin.
SANDOZ. INC, DU. 7-1234; ewes,
BETHESDA. s1s,s5o-Det. brick Colo
NAL, with slate roof; huge corner
lot: 3 bedrms.. tile bath on end a.;
1st-fioor powder room: full basement
contains maids rn. and bath. large
concrete screened porch, dishwasher,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-I4Ii.
Ewes. DE. 2-4613. --16
Cod, quality built.
with fireplace. din. rm.. kit, side
screened porch. full basement. de-
tached garage. Only S16,950. Call
DE. 2-7745, THOS. ]. FISHER q
CO.. INC. d.. 7-6S30.
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AREA-Three-bedrocn
81 brick a r.m6isr fu a. esns sep: ain
$l7950. J-w REALTY Co. "a,
ARIINGTON--Dupiex. new brick du.
piex. 2 de luxe apartments. fully
equipped kitchens, full basement,
roughed-in fun bath. Special pre-
Christmas price. $23,5D0. 3. p.
STEFFKY, il. 4-3447. --l0
ARLINGTON, near Hecht,s. st. AIMS,
block Oh Wilson h1vd.--Well built.
4 bedrms. ia baths: liv. nm. with
fireplace. din. rni.. full basement.
opening. on level, fenced yard OF or
conventional S20.60O. IA. 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

ROCKVILLE
loft. 3-bedrm. brick: eating size kit,
liv. rm., din. area, full bsmt. Excel
lent terms for any one. To inspect
and for further details, Mr.. Fitzig,
LO. 10000 until q pm.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
lie
WHEATON, - KENSINGTON
rwo-bedrm. home. No down payment
to OF. Minimum settlement charges.
These homes have many de luxe
features. For further details and to
insect, call Mr.. Fitzig, at 10. 4
oo eoL 4Ss1l Z INVESTMENT iPai co.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CAROLE HIGHLANDS - Three-bed-
room, 2-story brick Colonial i'm
maculate condition Large living
room: convenient location; lovely
yard. Price. $I5.8O0. terms ar
5.osii. MATTHIAS NAH GO. '' WA,
FORESTvILLE AREA - House for
ss.ioS. RedHood s-saa7. is a
MYATTSyMEx---A real convenient
serssned porch. lie. Co Corner ss lot 0, With
outside firepL: priced for quick
sale. With terms. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP. 7-17f4. --16
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BETHESDA

LOCUST HILLS
NEW LISTING. Superb 5-year-old
hail. large living room With fire.
place. paneled den, large kitchen,
lavatory first floor; 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. second door; recreation room,
garage, large porch, large private
lot: beautiful visw3; priced to sell
WRIGHT. OIL. $4,000; ewes, OIL.
2-534A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
HOUSES ron sAls--s.E.

CAPITOL HILL RESTORATION. COS
D Sc. s.e.-Attrac. decorated Groom
semidet.: gas heat: modern through
out; immed. possess; S10,50O. $3.50
down: or VII take trade. LU. 2-4757
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, mr.. Alabama
aFe.--Vacant, sernidet. brick; 8 rms.
3 bedrms., tile bath, reer. rnl., scr.
porch, Eas heat. fencsd.in lot; A
TY. INC. 10. 4-34OO. LU. 2-5g76.
HILLCRESf, 27Oe Branch ave. s.e.--
Lovely detach. brick consisting Of
8 rms. ~ baths, rec. rm.. garage;
Ike new: Il 6-7043 WIILoUGHBY
HTLLCREST - Custom built corner
brk. Has 2-story studio living rm :.
powder rm..u 2 bedrms., bath, gas
furnace, buiit-in garage. Very In
n ass. S1.. on 4 hEan sa s9s Alila4q.
GRAVATTE. Reaitor, Ma. S-0753.
NICHOLS AVE-. mr.. Atlantic Five
rm. brick with recr. rm.. gas heat,
nice lot with Anchor fence. Vacant.
To inspect, call JOHN L. SHELTON,
Reaitor. 10. $1,000.
148 UPSAL ST. S,E.-Semidetaeh
brick. 8 rms, 2 baths. rec. rn1., ex-
ira lge. yard, A steal. Ii. 6-7043,
WILLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
OFF NICHOLS AND 8. CAPITOL
5-ROOM SEMIDET. BRICK
VETS, ONLY Sl1,600
Also conventional financing Very
nice clean property; bsrnt. with out
side entr. gas heat, lovely fenced
lot: very conv. loo. blk. to school
and transp. Mrs. Cox. LII. 2-s136
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY
CO. --16
NO MONEY DOWN
Assume CT Trust, 500 Mo.
semidet. brick, 9 rms, bath: gas heat.
Fairfax Village, Sc.
New brick Colonial. Only residence
special designed 3-bedrm. home with
lge. liv. rH. with log-burnins
firepi. full din. rm., lge. mod. kit.
all-elec., is dream. Powder .rm.
on LIST q. and lge... full, de luxe
bath, up. Lge. built-in garage. Big
corner lot with lots OF beautiful
trees. All this for only S1S,950.
J. M. MEDLEY 10. S-6777, to see.
III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
PLEASANT HILLS
2-FAMILY HOUSES

The houses in this fine established
community are an excellent in
vestmert. You can live In one
apartment and the rent from the
other will help buy 1t, or rent both
apartments-either will be q good
investment. 49,
At this time. we are completing q
small group and also have two
houses that were completed. q short
time hack that are rented. which
we can now offer for sale. Our ex-
perience in the cost of operation Of
these houses is available to you.
Let us show yon what a fine in
vestment these houses are-either
as a home or investment.
J. B. TIFFEY & SON
RIA. 6-2669
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Incl. Settlement Fee
Rockville, 50, S00-2-bedrm. rambler.
near school and transp. Anchor
fenced yard. Vacant. 1mmed. poss.
viers Mill Village, S11,250-2-bed-
rm. shingle bungalow with full base
ment, SS5 per mo. Near schools,
shopping center and bus. Clean,
excel. cond. throughout.
S11.700 - 2-bedrm. semi
Diet. Colonial. Sep. din. rm., full
basement. Poss. with deposit.
Conn. Ave. Estates. sI1.s50-2-b bed
rm. semidet., full basement In new
Wheaton school area.
Capitol view Park, S13,75O-5-bed-
rrn. Cape Cod: bedrms. and bath
on lst q. 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd a. Full basement. Newly decor:
inside and out. Near schools and
transp. CT accented.
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CHEVY CHASE
,--lt--------.--
CHILLUM AREA

NOTHING DOWN-GI
VIII sell at approved FILA appraisal
or subject to VA approval; modern
6-room, semidet. brick home; almost
new condition. Screened porch,
storm windows. Any reasonable offer
V considered Ewes, RIA. 3-6552.
AUERBACH a. co DI 7-f3f5O1
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VETERANS. LOOKI

VETERANS, LOOh!
5000 DOWN AND S14 PER MO.
Can you beat this anywhere else? We
can show you o brick home that has
rent; each contains 1Sx19-ft. liv.
rm.. 2 bedrms.. equipped kitchens.
screened porch. you CAN'T LOSE
N this deal. Total price, $14,300.
Total payments, 500, including taxes
, and Insurance.; rent extra apt, $S5.
OUR CHRISTMAs PRESENT TO
III. S-6fOn I'll 10. -1h
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TAKoMA PARK. D. c.
t;o~
Open Noon Till Dark
BRICK AND STONE
Split-Level Ramblers

New and different. the very latest in
center-hall rambler. Spacious liv.
rm. with stone firepl.. sep. din. rm..
de luxe, fully equip kit. with din.
space; 3 twin-sized bedrms.. 9 ultra
modern baths. Master bath has
glass shower and dressing table.
Huge screened porch on ground level.
with air conditioning avail. Direc-
items: Out 18th st. NV. to East
West hwy. turn left approx. mi. to
Grub rd,, turn left to Blaine DIR.
end open house Or, call Mr.. Reavis
with GOLDSTEN BROS, RE. 2
, 1883: evenings, EN- 2-2221 IA
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BY OWNER
Chevy Chase Rambler--3 huge bed
rms. Il paneledl, 2k baths, 22x15
roredJ. famiiy-size din. rm.,
equipped kit, paneled rec. rm.,
garage, barbecue and patio, pvt.
yard, 2 porches. OIL. 4-4S36. --19
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Riyerdale Park-Four bed
I'm. bungalow; fireplace. recr.
rm. in full bsmt., 9 baths;
schools nearby; G. appraised,
S15,750. DOUG M. SMILEY,
INC, UN. 1890, 10. 3-6547.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BETHESDA-$17.0O 600

95O9 LYNBROOK DR..
GI APPROVAL REQUESTED
Near Naval Medical and NH; .6-rm.
Common. INC. REALToR, Oh. q
1883. Ewes, OIL. 4-4770. --16
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COLORED--SsO MO, NO On. PAYT.
---0ualifed vet can, buy this 5-yr-
pin, 2 Hollywood baths and kits,
full bsmt., spacious fenced yard.
Rent ] apt. and live in other. Can
also be. sold to non-vet. ST. 3-9433.
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ALL STONE

stone home Of exception
ally sound construction Mr.. schools
and bus In close-in Arlington area
of me homes. .Liv. I'm. with firepl.,
din. rrn.. equipped kit. : lge. betirms.
and bath. screened porch LIST A.:
expansible Ind a.; fenced yard with
trees and garage. Exceptional value.
Price reduced to $4,000 with open
terms. Call MR.. WALKER, IA.
5-6S00: ewes. ia. 5-7S5s.
Shannon & LuchS Co.
Ross Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
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incl. PRIN.. INT. TAXES AND ms.
3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rn1.,
screened porch. storm windows and
doors. full divided basement: close
to churches. shopping. transporta-
ton and schools. Shown by ap-
nntntmeut univ
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COL OODRIDGE

CT APPRovED-$l2,50O
A wonderful home for some lucky or.
Det. home; Z rms. hall entrance,
modern kit. tile bath and show er,
fireplace, full bsmt. with iayAtory,
oil h.-w.h.. garage. front porch. Cal
Mr.. Slower.
CANfPANElI4A q CO.
Elk. SAILS. Ewes. 10. b-1lA9
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training at the criminal investi-
gators school. He further ex-
planned that II Schine qualified
for duty in the CID school, it
would be necessary for him to
remain at that school another
10 weeks. This total would
amount to nearly I'VE months at
Camp Gordon.
Adams Immediately telephoned
Cohn and advised him Of this
development. During the midst
Of the conversation Cohn hung
UP on the telephone after telling
Adams he would not stand for
any more Army double-crosSes.
81. 1914 January 1854 day
or so after the conversation with
Cohn. Adams went to the Capitol
and called on Cohn and Carr in
COINS Office in the Senate In
veStigations Subcommittee. Cen
eral discussion was had concern
ing the Schine situation and the
progress Of the Mccarthy COM
mittee investigation at Fort
Monmouth. Knowing that 90
per cent Of all inductees get
overseas duty. and that there
were nine chances out of 10 that
Schine would be facing overseas
duty when he concluded his tour
at Camp Gordon. Adams in
formed Cohn of this situation.
Cohn upon hearing this said this
would wreck the Army" and
cause Stevens to be through as
Secretary of the Army"
SO. 1914 January 1954-After
his interview with Gems. Mag
lin and Howard. Adams went to
see Stevens. Adams first report
ed to the Secretary his CONVEX
sations with Cohn. Adams then
stated he believed it would be
advisable for the Secretary to
talk directly to Mccarthy about
the situation. The Secretary
stated that, since he was going
to the Orient in two or three
days to be gone nearly a month,
he felt that it would be well for
him to 60 and see Mccarthy that
very day to discuss general Army
matters Of interest to the COM
mittee.
Stevens telephoned Mccarthy
ana the Senator arranged for a
conference at the Carroll Arms
Hotel at S that same afternoon.
The Secretary asked Maj. Gen.
Robert N. Young, ACS GIL (per-
sonneD, to check all conflicting
stories concerning the type and
length of assignment which was
facing Schine at Camp Gordon.
Gen. Young reported back to
Stevens that the information
supplied by Gen. Maglin to
Adams was correct, namely. that
Schine must complete eight
more weeks of basic training in
! military police work and then
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uary. 1954.-Schine was given a
pass (New Years holidays.
"a. 8 January, 1954.-Adams
was at Amherst, Mass, filling q
speaking engagement at Amherst
College. In the middle Of the
afternoon Adams received a
long, distance call from Carr
who said he had been trying to
reach him since the previous
evening. Carr stated that Coin
had been trying to reach Adams
from New York and that the
purpose Of COINS call was to
have Adams intervene with the
commanding general at Fort Dix
because Schine was scheduled
for KIP duty on the following
day. a Sunday.
Adams told Carr that it was
absolutely impossible for him to
do anything from Amherst.
Shortly thereafter. Adams re-
ceived a call from Cohn but de-
clined to accept same.
IS. 9-10 January 1054-Schine
was allowed to 60 on pass (week-
end leave) until Sunday after
noon when he was required to
return to Fort Dix.
SO. IL January 1954-On or
about this date, Cohn called
Adams and asked extensive ques-
tions with reference to Camp
Gordon, Ga, and the exact num-
Der Of days Schine would be
required to serve there. Cohn
also desired to know If it were
necessary for Schine to live on
the post; II Schine could have
his car on post; and the name
Of the person at Camp Gordon
who should serve as the contact
between Cohn and Camp Gordon
for the purpose Of relieving
Schine from duty when neces-
Sary. Cohn stated that the
committee would need Schine
regularly for committee duty.
Adams stated that Schine would
be treated the same as any other
private.
After this conversation
Adams telephoned the provost
marshal general. Maj. Gen. Will
liam H. Maglin. to ascertain ex-
actly what type of school was
being operated at Camp Gordon
and exactly what was in store
for Schine. Gen. Maglin told
Adams that his previous infor-
nation that Schine needed to
stay only eight weeks at Camp
Gordon was erroneous because
the first eight weeks at Camp
Gordon were merely the second
eight weeks of Schine's required
l6 weeks Of basic training.
Gen. Maglin then stated that
it would be necessary for Schine
to complete this eight weeks be-
fore Schine could qualify for
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Carthy asked Adams to ask
Secretary Stevens II the Secre-
tary could find a way to assign
Schine to New York. Mccarthy
again suggested the possibility
that the Secretary should put
Schine on duty at headquarters
LIST Army. with an assignment to
examine the textbooks at West
Point and to report to the Sec
rotary as to whether they con-
tanned anything of a subversive
nature.
80. 1920 December, 1858
Schine was given a pass over the
week end.
81. 24-27 December, 1855
Schine was given a pass Christ
mas holidays.
80. Mid-December, 1953-In
mid-December Adams discussed
with the Office of the Adjutant
General of the Army what as
signment was scheduled for
Schine. Adams pointed out that
neither the Secretary nor he
would interfere with it. but that
Adams wished to know what the
qualification testing of Schine
had developed. TAG advised
that Schine had been tested at
Fort Dix. that he had been found
physically disqualified Tor serv-
ice in the infantry because of a
defect in his back, and that the
primary military occupational
speciality which had been devel-
oped was that of an assistant
criminal Investigator.
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would be eligible, II considered
qualified, for assignment to the
criminal investigators school for
course which would take
another 10 or II weeks.
Stevens met with Mccarthy
at the Carroll Arms Hotel as
agreed After approximately
one-half hour they were Joined
by al Mccarthy "a Washington
real estate mani, who was in.
PRODUCED by the Senator. AL
Mccarthy remained through the
rest of the visit. which lasted ap-
proximately two hours.
Stevens explained to Senator
Mccarthy the type of duty which
was scheduled for Schine at
Camp Gordon and the length of
time he would be there. On
about four or five occasions, Nc
Carthy brought up the question
of an assignment for Schine to
the New York City area at the
conclusion of his tour at Camp
Gordon. Stevens did not make
any commitment with reference
to Schine's assignment after he
had completed his training at
Camp Gordon. but did explain
the length of time Schine was re-
CURED to spend at Camp Gordon.
80. Is January, 1854 - Schine
completed eight weeks of basic
training at Fort Dix and depart
ed for two weeks leave. This is
the normal leave given to every
trainee upon completion of the
first cycle of eight weeks basic
training.
40. Is January, 1954-At about
4 pm. on the afternoon of Mon
day. the day following the de-
parture of Stevens for Korea.
Carr telephoned Adams and dis
cussed various subjects with him.
During the course of the CONVEX
sation the question of Schine
came up. Adams inquired
whether Mccarthy had told Carr
over the week end of his convex
sation with Stevens the previous
Thursday. Carr stated he had
received no information concern
ing this meeting. Adams told
Carr in detail the length of time
that Schine would be required to
spend at Camp Gordon. Carr
stated that he had an incoming
call from Cohn, who was in
Florida on vacation and would
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