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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

First-fir. ofices as follows: 30 So
it., $40; 800 SO. it.. $50: ga rms.
separate entrances of hall but adj
join one another; wall-to-wall carpet
and sound-resistant walls and CELL
ing. To inspect apply at desk or
CALI, MRS, FTCKS, co. 5-74O0.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

eIst AND X SITS, N.w.-2-story brick
MIR: SMITH, DI. 7-1411. .-23
USED CAR or ideal trailer sales; APP
prox. 200 IT. frontage: room enough
for 100 cars: ideal building with 3
separate ofhces; all modern. INSIDE
convenience; two Sqtsi oir.s SHragg n
ready for immediate use. Can "a:
2-4lO0 and ask MR.. WHITE for
further information; IL
1914 II ST. N.W@oDowntown, ga;
story bldg. 13x100 incl; store and
apt gas heat garksnEEa S ysr Or cheap eS:.
silver TV, IISs sPPgRrNG, Ga. ave.-App DS
1900 So it.. all or part. JU; g.
s ItS5 Or C SA f-7 Store across from
Lansburg's and Kann's: reas. rent.
4OS 9Th St. NV. Hi. 3-7121. or KE.
.7 7IgsYS WISCONSIN AWE rms.
2b baths. Fine commercial prop
er,y fronting nrG;f,o ON :ysi stree5S
o-4239. or OT.. o-SS67. -13
sic Iaih SIT. N.W.-Modern bldg.
containing approximately 3,4OO So.
T.. on 2 doors plus full 1smt.; rear
Consult M. jenkins or MT. John
son, Leasing Dept, SHANNON 4
I ITcH NA. CO. s2eass Esai'OFs' 1910 s.
2oStH AND K sTs. N.w.-Attractivs
store, 22x7O. large show window;
laws, drive-in bsmt. for shop and
parking 8 cars. Reduced rent. EA.
ais GiSS Ssh ST. N.w.-1st-nr. store,
used as amusement arcade Tor years:
c :: a,i lSis space Also FS Ssh eiS and
AZ R;Ri; zpd 3 Co. 81. S.sSSOi. HD.
1st COMMERCIAL. suit. for omces
OF small business. Lee. parkins
lot in rear: 2 complete apis; 1908
Tors OF TRAFFIC, small house,
suitable shop on Colesviile I'd, near
| -Four Corners: low rent. D1. 1-2SSO.
GEORGETOWN. 3131 South ST.
IDEAL ONCE space. LIST floor, 1928,
util incl. Almost 200 50. ~
| VII decorate. Available now. 3rd
floor, I.bO0 50. Z. Sop usli
inch private TdV1ts o mss p. rGam
| accommodations for 4 cars. Be:
| tween wis. ave. and 31st st.
block north of K st. Sat. and sun;
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES,
INC, Rental Dept, 1923 L st. NV
REAR TA 0; III 9Th ST. N.E.-one-story
brick bldg. consisting Of approx
400 sq. IT.: washroom: easy ec-
cess: excellent for workshop, ware
! house, ETC.: reasonable rent: Apply
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1416
- "a RAnn
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desl
snace IN dupont Circle area; tele.
phone answering, mail service avail
Call DE. $4,000.
BARR BLDG. 80 18th st. NV. mr.
Conn, and Knew mod. attractive
desk SPACE for those who want tht
best; receptionist. switchboard, mai
and telephone answering service
available Call ST. 3-3456.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
WE OFFER

WE OFFER
III s SoSS g. f. %s s sadt Esass
ground for parking or trucking. One
story. just over District line. $500
per month.
(2) B,4OO 50. IT,, modern, one story,
with tailboard loading. CloSe-in
Alexandria. Prompt possession.
(3) 1000 50. #. Heavy duty three
story warehouse, r.r. siding, heavy
duty elevator. Reasonably priced.
Excellent ne. location.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $4,000
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AUNT NTs-$2l, ESQ
Tenants pay heat, gas and elee.i
ress. 10 show excel. return on orig
prewar income; modern apis, with
concrete. porches, sep. Gas h:-w.h,i
i naHS i NH sn1 ~ eve eve. Snd e Gun.
LU. 1850.
Thomas II. Ryon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
FARMS

WANTED To RENT or share mod
ern farm, d. c. committing distance
Retiring. Box 40S-M, Star.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOE SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
62,OOO SO Fl. OF GROUND, zoned
commercial ana industrial with rail-
road siding facilities. Will build 20
sui. tenant: adjacent to the new To-
cation Of the Eisinger Builders Sup
ply Co., Inc. on Rockville pike across
from the Congl essional Airport, For
details apply OIL. $4,000. ROGER
EISINGER or JOHN LOGAN. Ia
UNDER CONSTRUCTION 1900 50
#. modern commercial bldg. for re-
tail selling and storage plus addt-
tional space for industrial use If
required Available foI occupancy
about october 1; adjacent to the
new location Of the Eisinger Build
ers Supply Co. Inc. on Rockville
pike across from the Congressional
Airport. For details apply OIL. A.
S 1900 ROGER EIsINcER or JOHN
N. Z. AVE. NE. AREA-About 5000
50. IT., End comm, drive In: 2
ofaees. wash rm., heavy current;
$500 mo. 4. u. ROTH. RI 1880.
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRA
New, modern, all-purpose building,
$4,000 50. II. inside. 5000 50. IT
paved off-street parking: suitable
for of1ces or ShoWrooms: high
ceiling, electrically operated doors,
gas unit heaters, nourescent light
ing; 8 min. from Washington. MR.,
PARZOW, days. OV. $1,000: eyes,
TIA Q-600k lib
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

COMMERCIAL GRoUNDL;one 9
fax: developed area with more larg'
projects under way. RE. 7-4026.
SALE. grocery store: Rt., I'll. approx
Is mi. from D. C.; about $4,000
yearly business: store, 4 rms. ~
ise. garden. Act quick, this cam
last. Call Crescent 3-0204 or KE
7-1271 after 6 pm. -13
SALE OR LEASE-Downtown loc.: 8
story brick bldg. zened comml; with
3 lge. auditoriums (28 It. by Sc, it,
auto. stoker heat. Suit. for labol
org church org, S ST lgs; R srSqpS
BELTsynLE--3-story brisk dcG, S9x CssGo
p a srOS$ss56So o sS"n viii double invest
ment in 3 yrs. AITCHESON REAL
ESTATE. WE. $500.
NEAR goth AND EYE N.W.-smai
once BLDG, about 1000 %. Fl al
e ccnS DsFk san f Ss7.r ea Entire enc bdF
in 60 days. A. M. ROTH. RE
500 sdTSS ELK. OF GEoRa1A AVE-
rms. lit. and bath. Asking prize
fkEz gsH rAT rGH sss P:nn! DG ave =:
C0MMERCiAL CORNER-120 Il. or
Baltimors blyd. tRouts l IN re-! Rive Z;
$50. 900: excel. terms, where car
you dupiicate this? BOWERS BROS.
BH.AnENsIBTUTRhG-Masonry Ia. bldg.
1900 It.. 2 ofnces; lge. lot. on hwy
terms. Brokers coop. D1. 7-ooOO
AUTOMOTIvE OR FURNITURE-2nd
comml., 40x60 new bldg. lot, S0x1SO;
nearby Md: suburb: $50. 600, $4,000
cash. GIBRALTAR CO.. D1. $4,000
WHEATON TRIANGLE, LIST comMl;
q dwelling that has 2 businesses or
the ground fir. and l apt. above
Price, $50. 600. CLAUDE WOOD
: Re S.lt - Jqi s- l3TO@ 70. HWY: h,
OWNER. Priced low: good bldg. and
loo. Need cash. Box S7-M. Star.
WILSON BLVD-Comml.. $50 #. or
dustrial property: will talk price
and terms.
xr,xY crNy nTX WI 1aor Colonial WILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

mated slate of candd to for public office that
the frat candidates to bear proudly the name Re
publican. And Michigan elected its first Republican
governor that year-Kingsley S. Bingham.
From those humble beginnings, the Republican Party
grew into the great national force it is today.
But the basic principles of the Republican Party
have remained nged-freedom, with honesty and
justice, for all men.
President Eisenhower resfrmed those principles in
his Prayer for Unity when he inaugurated January
20 1853. He said;
Almighty God, stand here at this moment
my future associates in the executive branch of the
errment join in beseeching that Thou will make full
and complete dedication the service of the people
in this throng and their fellow citizens everywhere.
Give US, pray, the power to discern clearly right
from wrong and allow all works and actions to be
governed thereby and by the laws of this land.
Especially pray that concern shall be for
all the people, regardless of station, calling May
cooperation be permitted and be the mutual aim of those
ho under the of Constitution hold to differ
ing political beliefs that all may work for the good of
our beloved country and for Thy glory. Amen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Hood Money
Feikens Says Democrats
Only Answer is War

Prosperity with peace is the Republican objective,
opposed to the Democrat idea of prosperity with
State Chairman John Feikens made that clear in a
talk to Upper Peninsula Republicans at Blaney Park
when he pointed that the only Democrats
have found to economic ills
When the governor reported to his CIOPAC bosses
their annual convention, he said that the Republican
Party responsible for economic recession and
ployment in Michigan" Feikens said
I'm 1887, the Democrats faced what they called
recession What took of it? World War ii.
in 1s4s and $780, there what the Truman ad-
minsraton called readjustment' with 5000, 900
employed. What took of that? The Korean War.
The PAC-Democrsts apparently willing to trade
the blood of American boys for premium pay and
time work That is the choice offered to the people Of
Michigan by the and is proved by the facts
Every dollar of the high paid in Michigan during
1850, 1851 and 1852 balanced by a drop of
American boys blood
Feikens declared that the governor gave mo
sderaton the facts that the nation war;
that 100, 600 PEOPLE MOVED INTO MICHIGAN FROM
OTHER STATES WITHIN THE PAST FEW YEARS;
that the Eisenhower Administration is seeking to pre-
peace and prosperity sound basis; that the
Republican administration trimmed taxes; halted in
hation; and establishing firm foundation for pro-
sperity.
THE governor actually is hoping for depression
40 he can benefit politically" Fekens said. THE only
thing he has offer in place of program is and
think the mothers and the fathers and the youth of this
nation have had enough 6f war.
Il hope that they ask you for your votes for their
particular brand of Democrat prosperity they will be
honest enough ask you to count to which
will be sacrificed to the battlefield
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Seaway to Bring Millions to Michigan

Michigan faces unparalleled of prosperity
result of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
For 20 years, Democrats talked and pledged action
the Seaway, but it took after President Esen
hower's Inauguration to pass the needed legislation.
The Seaway will open Michigan to ocean-gong com
necesstatng dock and warehouse facilities Great
ing jobs, bringing industries into the State and
leading to population growth estimated at 100000
citizens within the next 10 years.
Republicans moving rapidly to put Michigan in
the forefront of Seaway development
Senator Homer Ferguson, who played vital role in
getting the needed legislation through Congress- is plan
ming Statewide conference of mayors to develop co.
operative program between local governments and the
Federal government further Federal action
The Marine Affairs Committee of the State House OF
has meeting with officials OF
Port Huron, Detroit Saginaw, Traverse City, Grand Hw
en-, Benton Harbor, Bay City, AlpenA Muskegon' ho'
land Ludngton, Frankfort Sault Se Marie EscanaOa'
Marquette, Houghton, Menominee, Manistee and Mans
tique on State legislation which be required OF the
1855 legislature.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

kernel Of truth in the mvehsbvsed reksdown theory
the bank publication asserts:
Just fhs Business is not class group that can be
psnszed exploited for the benefit OF other groups Bust
ness broad the organized economic life OF ne
people, N the Of ell the necessities comforts bens
fits sssfsons which not provided by nature and
for which work. II is the direct indirect pro-
WIDER Of all incomes public and private large and small
whether in and industry the arts, professions
phiIsnfhropes, or government.
The handspring that energies this mechanism is the
incentive Of profit In the drive for profit business creates
Jobs sbsobs savings and interest and TO
support government When the opportunity for profit sds
qvs business activity high and these various types Of
payments available in large volume When the oppor-
funify for profit restricted whether by
sided fsxson by hsmperns legal regulations by ssd
within the business structure itself the handspring
is weakened.
Then the bank declares ~ inaccurate and misIesd
ing call This basic principle "srekIe-d own theory" In
the first place il is not theory bot constantly demon
ssd fact In the second place the Now Of incomes oris
mating in and rsdstins from business is-when conditions
risht-NoT TRIckLE BUT A TORRENT. In The third
place. the 1ow is not down any than II is up.
The browning irony is that neither the treksdown
theory the pvmpins-prmns theory is properly spp-
cable the TAX BILL against which they been in.
voked The bill intended 70 be sntisesssion
device. IT WAS DESIGNED TO CORRECT MANIFEST De.
FEcTs AND iNEoUTIEs IN THE FEDERAL TAX SYSTEM.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

Mrs. Eddy. The way is made
plain and clear to the spiritual
sight, or understanding for
mans redemption.
Evil cannot see through
Spirit, and mortal strife can
not see how to bring its own
feet out Of the miry clay into
which human prejudice has
begged down the Truth of
mans spiritual heritage, as
sons of God. WEAKNESS comes
with material beliefs in
the carnal ratio. which cannot
remove sorrow from human
hearts. Divine Love removes
the human belief. sorrow.
Error tries TO mulate
politically and economical
~. But Paul said. God is
Mind And Christian Science
teaches Man is the spirit
ual IMAGE AND LIKENESS
OF GOD"
Therefore. the divine Mind
correctS every false belief.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Fear No EciI
CONTINUED from Back Page

When we know the basis OF
everything real is spiritual,
we prove all things by de-
monstration. politically eco
nomically and physically
Proof BY Demonstration
A young woman proved truth
over error when she had her
teeth removed without losing
a days work, and never VI"
without her teeth even one
day. She did not lose any time
from her position. Enloysd
every meal. and was not win
out food even one day. Inc
day her last 10 teeth were
extracted, the dentist had her
plates ready; he set them M
and she went on her way re-
ioieing that the Job was t'n'
ished. The people on the %
msrveIed that such a thing
could be done. and one 70"
no time, and did not have 70
stop eating.
Man lives by the redemption
of The Christ Spirit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
1854 1854
Republicans Complete First
100 Years in Fight For Freedom
49, 81



Dust swred around the horses and stained the
shirts and coats dedicated made solemn trip
to Jackson, Michigan.
They came from Michigan, from Indiana from Ohio
They by train, in wagons, horseback, and
on foot.
They heard themselves called radicals" and dis
turbers."
But in their hearts they held unshaksble faith
fire edom with honesty and justice, for all men.
They met in jackson n that hot July afternoon,
in grove Of oak trees because hall could hold the
crowd that assembled They heard speakers attack the
Democrat national administration for making promises
and breaking them" and for "doube-tslk and political
pressurng"
And then they passed a resolution which said, in
parts
THAT in view Of the necessity Of battling for the
frat principles of Republican government and against the
schemes of arstocracy we VIII cooperate ana DC
known as Republicans until the contest be terminated
Against the background of the growing issue OF
slavery and the uch-criticzed Missouri Compromise,
the convention condemned the extension of slavery stood
strongly for human rights and for liberal of the
tionaI domain for the good of all the people.
Thus was the Republican Party born. That meeting
under the oaks jackson 100 described
bv one historian he greatest political revolution Of
modern times
II the call of freedom against slavery; OF justice
against tyranny; Of equality against aristocrscy.
The Republican convention at Jackson IN 1884 nomi.
Continued Next Column TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Bank Finds 'TriekIe Down
Theory a Semantie Trick

Criticism Of the federal tax product
OF the 'riekedownfheory discussed in editorial in
me August OF the Guaranty Survey published by The
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
The editorial entitled "Triekle. Down-Theory Semsn-
Trck? finds the OF the iriekledown theory
Reminiscent Of IFS counterpart. pump printing which
gained currency during the 1905
Both expressions, the publication states.
uisd by spokesmsn for The school Of ihovghi-ihs
advocates OF hypodemies for the economy
and both misleading.
What this ''riekedown theory, so often dspsrssns
nsy referred but rarely stated in broad and Ineligible
ierms7" the Survey asks
Apparently Of the phrase not fully agreed
what IL means
The publication says that far the tax measure Is
concerned Senator Paul H. Douglas and Representative Rich
ard Boiling OF The Joint Committee the Economic Report
think the irieksdown'heory 10 give tax reef TO
the upper brackets who will invest expand
industrial plant create Jobs and therefore expand
purchasing and eonsvnpton In other words, the theory
that such sovsrnmsntay bestowed prosperity rekes
down. from the upper brackets TO the lower brackets
On the other hand the editorial points out The
sion implies te other commentators tax concessions 10 bust
ness and recipients OF business neoms-esfegorss quite
different from The upper brackets.
Then, in answer 10 It's question IS 10 Just what the
Continued Next Column, TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
United Republicans Aim for Victory

"A united Republican Party will win in November
That the theme of Statewide Republican meet
ing at Lansing which each of the four candidates for
the gubernatorial nomination in the August Primary
Election expressed his views Party unity and HARMONY
More than 500 COP members from all part. Of
Michigan attended the conference, called by the Stat.
Central Committee in frank realization of the fact that
bitterness generated during past primary campaigns had
hampered the eventual nominee in the General Election
The group agreed with State Chairman John Feken,
that this year the COP must unite and will unite Said
Feikens
"Our job this year is to that Republican gov.
has the opportunity to develop constructive, pro.
gressive program for all the people of Michigan.
"Our job is to that the Fourth Termites led BY
Gus Schoe and Walter Reuther and financed by the
of the CLIO politically so hey
longer have the opportunity of growing fat n the
foundations of government at the peoples expense
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Ferguson Praises Vote at Is Proposd

Giving ls-year-olds the right to vote il in II. n.
tons best interests, says Senator Homer Ferguson
In support of President Eisenhower's propo..I
lower the voting Senator Ferguson gave the follo
ing reasons;
Those reaching the age of Is competent A.,
able exercise their voting rights. The have jus eo
pleted high school education which included instru
in citizenship and government and have that 'nform,
fresh in their minds high percentage of the IS to
age group would and they would spur interest and
encourage older voters to 60 to the polls The group h.
indicated its willingness to the responsibility f
voting.
Amy step which this Nation take to broaden N.
base which it's is selected is the nation
al good" Senator Ferguson said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Detroit Tribune
214s St. Antoine WO. 4-s2OS, 2-4937

Representing sour Father Mother cod;" our Divine PuD.a
Crusader For The nvneibs Triumphant Divine HSn" % w.
PLEDGED uphold human and cvn r siSI
Published every Wednesday BY ha Detroit Tribune ru
inc Co. Inc -, =. r....,
Michigan the March 1879 SubserpnCn's Al
Year tlso s2.S0 Sl2Si Foregn weary
National Advertising Representatives ini'r'i'i' ~
Andrew r FrushsuL cs~ Owner sud Publisher
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Ex-President Herbert Hoover
Continued From PAGE 81

"Sehsre. movie proieconist who had lived 30 years
In Detroit, died AFTER LONG ILLNESS -
OF the devils Judas Christ void snfchrisi Judaism and
the DEVILS msters nedes both Of whom devIishy de-
ivded in fvssing around the nesheonfrsy TO Gods
iston 10 His Messiah Son. Jesus The flesh proeth MOTH
iNcl " is the spirit that qviekeneih The words that
speak unto you. they spirit. and they are liFEI
CAR BACKS INTO AND KILLS LITTLE GIRL
Mvskeson. July IS (AP) - Fiffeenmonfh-od Ssndra
Hawkins was struck and killed by yesterday
NscHBoR BACKED OUT OF HIS DRIVEWAY" Detroit
Tmesl
Victim Of home. church Sunday School, VOID of-or
deficient in-Gods Christ Science Messah Unchrsfks.
scientific vnsprvs thinking. prayers. discipline permits
Old Testament curse 70 function:
The sins Of the parents shall be visited the chdrenl
But that applies only the mythical "shssfly farce Of
material existeneeT tsoeslIedL
HERBERT HOOVER, JR.-ToGETHER WITH
BIBLICAL YEARs-RESOLVES IRAN OIL
DEADLOCK AND HOW THE REDS COVETED
THAT OIL! EGYPT AND BRITAIN RESOLVE THEIR
DEADLOCK OVER THE sUEz cANALl-ALso
WITH UNITED STATES AID!
YUGosLAvIA AND ITALY ARE COMING TO
AN AGREEMENT OVER TRlEsTEl-ALso WITH THE
GOOD OFFICES OF THE UNITED sTATEs
AND YUcosLAvlA. GREECE, AND ITALY HAVE
SIGNED a DEFENSE AcREEmENT-'NEUTRAl'-
VS. THE REDs1 tsmiIes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Bars Va. Scab Law

NEW WORK THE brotherhood
OF Sleeping Car Porters through
A. Philip Randolph. international
president. that the Brotherhood's
position against the 5 porters Of
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad
who secured an injunction in
the Virginia state courts against
the application OF the union shop
by the Brotherhood and the Sea-
board Air Line. has been Sus-
tained bv judge III Ray Doubles
who threw out the complaint
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

and reeStablished the inJune'
eu the injunction
The rtain porterS as non-nis~
b,rs OF the Brotherhood sous'
to avoid paying joining fee'
dues and assessments by clam
ing that the 1851 amendment "
the Railway Labor Act au'i'o1'
izing.the union shop was uncon..
stitutional and in conflict wiz"
Virginia'S so-called right 70.
work" law, law which PEA
union shops along with some ~
uther states.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Facts To Remember
Continued from Page s.

Continued from Page s.
and cuts anticipated in the revision OF the
internal revenue code.
The Federal deficit in the year ending June 30 wa
less than onehird the of the deficit forecast by the
Democats when they mapped financial plans for the s54
fiscal year. A $l3 billion in the Truman budget
made and spending trimmed during the year.
While Michigan, governor sat at Mackinae Island,
not daring to ENTER THE DETROIT MILK STRIKE
BECAUSE HIS CIO-PAC BOSSES WERE INVOLVED,
CHILDREN WERE DEPRIVED OF MILK AND MICH
GAN FARMERS HAD TO DUMP HUNDREDS OF
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF MILK. THAT
ECONOMIC LOSS TO THE FARMERS NEVER CAN BE
MADE UP.
Although Democrat. argued that lifting Federal con.
trolls would lead runaway imitation, the inhatonary
spiral halted and prosperity maintained when wage
and salary controls price controls and other
Federal regulations on business were lifted.
The Eisenhower Administration scorecard o handl-
ing ubversives; al Communist Party leaders convicted;
20 under indictments newly arrested; 81 groups
added to the Justice Departments subversive list for
total Of 255; person convicted of two for
spying, IL for false statements to he government
perjury 81 alien subverses deported 26S others order
ed depoed: decentralization proceedings begun against
"a naturazed aliens charged with subversion; l27 alien
'ubverve, denied entry the United States More than
2400 persons separated from the Federal payroll
after security reviews since May, 1883 the great major
ity inherited from the Democrat regime
The sharp slide farm under the Demo
ha, been brought halt. During the last two
years Of Democrat rule farm parity relation Of prices
farmers receive what they pay for good,) toppled 9
points II per In ls53-54, they held steady.
The Detroit Tribune presents the following article reprinted
from the Christian Science Moni'or)