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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
The Remedy for Neighborhood
Tension
CONTINUED from Back Pase)

'ufs finally reported them 10 the juvenile authorities
One evening after had spent several hours in study
~ the Bible and the writings OF Mary Baker Eddy the DIS
osrsr and Founder OF Christian Science was prompted
70 go 10 . warehouse nearby whore had some machines
t'ored This look me down dark alley Just was about
the key into lock- heard the voices ef several
|fovns mon and girl They came up behind me. and |
NEW from the sound Of their voices their intentions we're
lar from friendly realized that would not be wise 70
nk the door, did not The leader began 10 snouf
nsry az me for reporting them the juvenile svhorss
ne others wanted 10 jump me immediately po' me 'ssos
oId them 70 wait didn't speak until fell that God divine
Mind was drsetina me- knew that in fight was out
Numbered and moreover knew that fight settles nothing
asked the gang leader he hadn't expected someone
report Them asked him sincerely he knew OF anyone
pho would speak an III word against me- had always "so
be good friend to eli the children In the vicinity Ana
kd had ever been given the opportunity TO be frs"d
p Them
None Of The group answered word We had been slow.
walking down the alley talked and by this time h.d
Utmost reached the street where was not quite 80 dark
noihsr boy joined here who wanted 10 lick me ''"'
pow. But again The leader stopped any violence
During this time my wife had ssnssd trouble ana se'"e
ppon this impulse. had sent nsishbor to see "'ease
fsp However. by the time he arrived mon "'''"e. "'s
hsnssd 70 an attitude Of thovshtfvns and SONS respect
had crossed the street. the young people came 'ews'd
again with The leader In 'front.' He renewed MS glove
hnd said he wanted to shake hands with and TO say ne
Thought was gentleman After that their disturbances
fvbsdsd somswhst
rhrovohovs the hrss few minutes Of this encounter
fs no fear vnsssnsss anxiety knew that my Pso''.
on Yves due entirely my reliance upon and trust IN zoe
and The realization Of His svsprsssnes ~ The sfvdy mas
done beforehand had sought HE Pressef'en end thus so0''
walk In safety.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
"Bv TheirFr We Shall Know Then"

Roman Catholics, Hebrews, impure, immature Prote'
.nts and other Chrke Christian Scientists NIL our
hospitals a, and insane s'ylum'-p"nder 70 the "e'"
=: cd-condemn.d .ex exploitation and racketeering-
...n.ner. masszines the entertainment world, the
omsn', clothing industres!and the devils alcohol and
tobacco! !.
And no wonder that womens clothing designer OF
Jacques Fath-exploiting sex to the h'ltl-d'es IN
hi. early 40sl-Dsmned good riddsncel The wAeL'
OF SIN is DEATH"i
PART
"BAPTIsM RESTORES SUPERNATURAL LIFE
GOD TO THE TRIBUNE;
MORE pEvILIsH NoNsENsEll AND FOLLY
cod,. only fe His own His creation and universe
a.. ,D;ri.usI and 1T is NOT SUPERNATURAL 70
IDIvINELY NATURALl And no dev'''n'y osuoe' ~"o
l.v.d nr;...hood can give il take
lit swsyill ron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
Jesus Has Come-Aqain!

LIN Spirit. exactly in accordance with Gods will
PART
GODS CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG CHRISTIAN
|sclENTsTs-TEsTiFY Therefor
THEY HAVE MORE or GODS PROTECTION THAN
kNY OTHER PEOPLE or THE HUMAN RAcE
Testimonies, week after week. vindiess Gods Christ
Science Messiah per Gods words Jesus to U.s. by
Their FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM1
PART
ROMAN CATHOLIC SULLIVAN BROTHERS
GO DOWN WITH CRUISER IN ONE NIGHT,
i IN THE PACIFIC THEATRE or WAR;
Roman Catholic countries testify TO Roman Catholicism
being the DEVILS mstsrisse counterfeit OF the spiritual
Christianity Of the cHILDLEss Christ Jssusll
PART
THE DEVILS JUDAISM. LIKEWISE. A FRAuDl-A
PERvERSIoN or THE SPIRITUAL
THEOLOGY or THE PROPHETS AND CHRIST
JEsUs
b,ost under HisrI-bsesvss Of spiritual nsksdns, and
bovnd"l-prisonsrs Of the DEVIL of God condemned.
sprfus bastard Heb. I2;7, o. theology
PART
GODS PROTECTION VIA JESUS. TO US:
u HAVE GIVEN you POWER OVER ALL THE
|so-eaIsd) power or THE ENEMYl-ANp NOTHING
SHALL BY ANY MEANS. HURT YoU"r
uNwoRTHINEss OF HEBREWS. CATHOLICS AND
INFERIOR BREED or PRoTEsTANrs IS NOTORIOUS
The Rev. Mr.. Hits instructor 81 the Chicago
Lutheran Theological Seminary in haywood from which
graduated last spring He Army veteran OF
World War u and had been civilian smpoys OF the War
Department in hotel management and agency business
manager before entering the ministry. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
Material Man and Universe Are
ShadowY, Mythical Counterfeits!!!

Hence. Jesus declaration; THIS WORLD SHALL PASS
AWAIT
Before witnessed in the Ascension. the material and
human PASSED OUT o. Jesus eerseevsnsss-bsns
pIssy excluded owing 10 - yspvs thousands 81 years
before Hir-svevton Of divine and spiritual ideas REpuc.
ING mortal hovshts-thst TO- material and human beliefs
eevrtsrfsi'rs the divine 10 their NATIVE NOTHING
NEssI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
The Devils Fraud vs.; via Judaism

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
Hebrews and all other prisoners Of the dsvil-srirsl
mssnsfsml-snd that most OF the human rses-srs
destined for liberation and enlightenment relative 70 the
exeusivsnsss OF the creation and universe Of 6od-nns
Spirit. Mind. Sov-ths One and onIy-whoss creation 10
wholly spiritual and Observation-Disclosures every is.s
OF the universe with heaven and eternal lts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
PAR 7
Rabbi Kertzer Re Juvenile
Delinquency, Alcoholism,
and Divorce

Rabbi you Aattsr yourself
How about the four young Hebrews IN New York,
Gently. who committed murder. assault and battery
innocent Pssonsf And they supposed 10 have
from good Jvdse hemss
And how about the Hebrew dvpss Of the devil sveksrs
who grab on ell the svsrns they possibly oct their
hands ont DO think for moment they lesser dvpss
than the poor suckers who sqvsrdsr their earnings ~ ths
barr
HEsRAlc MULTIPLE DIVORCES
Charley Chaplin
Al Jolsor
George Jesssl
And now The press present, 7h dverss-ss marriage
81 we'll krswn Hsbrsw
Eddie Cantor hes kept his marriage infect. but whst
See Rabbi Kertxer-Pass
TRlBUNE-SATURDAY. DECEMBER q 1854 ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04

1.-THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD"!-Jesus-PRESEkT,
ACTUALLY OR POTENTIALLY, AMONG
ALL PEOPLEs!-
MEETING JESUS TESTIFY THEIR FRUITS
YE SHALL KNOW THEM"i-
PREACH THE GOSPEL! GOOD N.w.) TO
EVERY CREATURE!
cast OUT DEVILS!
'HEAL THE SICK" VIA GODS WORD. IN HIS
CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPLEs!!!-N-o-T VIA THE
DEVILS wHITEWAsH HEALINcs OF MEDICINE.
SURGERY, PsYCHIATRY, UNITY
Il AM, AND EVEN CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
VOID PRAYERS!-HOLDINC 1T. AND GODS
REVELATOR THEREOF,-HIS MARY. BAKER EDDY,
IN CONTEMPT. OR INDIFFERENCE
WHEREAS, THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE SHALL GET
DOWN ON ITS KNEEs-FICURATIvELY
sPEAKINC-TO GODS MARY, BAKER EDDY,
REvELATOR OF HIS CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH-AND THAT SPIRITUAL OFFSPRING!
PART
DEFECTIVE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL SANITY
OF ADAMS AND EWES NOT YET HAVING MET THE
IMMEDIATE FOREGOING REQUIREMENTS!!--
MANIFESTED IN PEARL HARBORs!!!-THE DEVILS
DEMOCRATS RECOGNITION OF THE DEVILS
KREMLIN!-sPIRITUAL LUNATIC ASYLUM
HABITAT OF GIGANTIC CRIMINALS.
Notwithstanding TO BE BUMPED
OFF, (smies), VIA DIVINELY SCIENTIFIC
CHRISTINE SPIRITUALITY. 'PsYCHoLoCY'!-As
GOD USED MOSES TO OVERTHROW THE
EGYPTIAN oLoGY-MYTHoLoGY- or
MATTERi-THE MYT-H-WITHoUT
FIRING A SHOT!!
GODS CHRISTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS,
VIA GODS INVINCIBLE TRIUMPHANT. CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH WILL UTTERLY DESTROY.
OR CONVERT. THE COMMUNIST lDEoLocY!i-
IDlOT'S-OLOCY'!-VIA SCIENTIFIC,
CHRISTINE PRAYERS. DISCIPLINE.
THINKING LEADERSHIP!
PART
A DAY OF PENTECOsT". FOR MILLIONS.
is COMINC!!-WHCH WILL SURROGATE
THE SEEMING LIFE OF ALL FORMS OF THE
DEVILS OPPOsITION!-ANIMAL
MACNETISM!-MA TERIALISM!-INCLUDING THE
CRIEVEOUSLY MISLEADING LEADERSHIP
OF GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL
BASTARD Heb. l2:7.s)-D-E-A-D!-
THEOLOGIES!-THE DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST VOID,
ANTI-CHRIST JUDAISM!
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC, MATERIALIsTIc
PERVERSIONS OF THE WHOLLY SPIRITUAL
CHRISTIANITY AND DIVINITY OF THE
CHILDLESS CHRIST JESUS!
TOGETHER WITH THE SPIRITUALLY DEAD
MEDICINE, SURGERY. AND PsYCHIATRYl-
SATURATED WITH THE DEvIL!-ANIMAL
MACNETISM-S.U.F-F-O-C-A- ITS
ADAMS AND EWES DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL SENSE
T.H-LN.K-IN.C-THEIR VERY LIFE
H-ERE!-PROMOTINC PREMATURE DEATHS FOR
THoUSANDS-lo to so YEARS PREMATURELYi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
Minister Dies in Auto Pi|eup, 81;
Wife Injured

tchiesgo Tribvnsl
THE DEVIL TAKING IS YEARs-IN B.ELLEFI
The Rev. Robert n. Hits. ~. Lutheran Of haywood
Iuiool, was On instructor in theology.
The other driver ran through traffic signal and crashed
LILO the Rev. Mr. Hifss car
John Brown, 70, Of haywood held by the police for
L,uoksn driving and running . red light"
Accidents do NOT happen In Gods exclusive wholly hsr.
ouiov spiritual universe. sATURATNo every iots Of eli
s.es with heaven end eternal Iifsl
Every effect Is mental phenomenon and eavsstion is
,,eIvsivsy msnfs Matter Is s-H.ADo-WI-s M.Y.T.Hl!
The BELIEF Of aeeidsnfs-slI material hsppsnnqs-
ram births colds. sin. disease WARS EVENT. hurricanes
Suhoons floods, and dsshs-srs merely mortal thought
moving pieturssr MY-TH-Sili - eovnisrfssna or bur.
uuins The wholly harmonious activity Of Gods perfect
Lrtusl creation and vnivsrss-AND THERE IS. IN REAL.
fry NO OTHER CREATION OR uNlvERsEln
The Lutheran minister had potentially Of Gods
than Catholic priests and Hebrew rsbbis But this
han needed spiritual PromotionI-s graduation Of
Immature impure concepts Of the purely spiritual friur.
.bsnt Christianity Of Christ Jesus
The Rev. Mr.. Hits needed q realization that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
Negotiation and visi|ant-

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ksAlm"l-oF DIVINITY ts&H, tool
PART
SUBMISSION TO ERROR sUPERNpucss
Loss or POWER
The DIVINE MIND RIGHTLY DEMANDS
MANS ENTIRE OBEDIENCE. AFFECTION. AND
s'KtNoTH. NO RESERVATION IS MADE FOR ANY
LESSER LOYALTY OBEDIENCE TO TRUTH GIVES
MAN POWER AND STRENGTH SUBMISSION TO
ERROR suPERINDUcEs LOSS OF POWER"
Up. 1873, SAN
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15
BY JUNE L'RHUE

WASHINGTON, DC, (GlobaD
Here in DC, the attitudes to-
ward race penalize business inter-
ests to a marked degree. One no.
table example is the city's failure
to qualify as the permanent loca-
ton of the National Council of
Churches.
Washington Post reporter, Ken
meth Dole, in the eighth of a Sc
ries of articles on the subject
headquarters Washington" out
lining fields where the city's busi-
ness expects to build its growth
and prosperity, said that two years
ago, Washington was mentioned as
possible location for the perma-
nent headquarters of the National
Council of Churches. The article
goes on to say the suggestion was
squelched by the site committee,
headed by Harold E. Stassen, with
the statement that the Council
could not locate in any city where
race discrimination was practiced.
1t seems, according to Mr.. Dole,
that the Council later deferred the
final choice of a location for 10
years.
D. C.'s failure in this regard was
a great setback to her progress
businesswise. The scope of the pro-
gram of the N.C.C. testifies to this
claim. Having general offices in
New York and Chicago, as we'll as
a small office in Washington, the
Council is sufficiently large and
stronge to figure prominently in
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15
D.C.hs Discriminatory
Practices Retord Business

the economic growth of whatever
city its permanent building is
planted.
The District of Columbia, by vir-
ture of the recent Supreme Court
ruling on the "lost' civil rights
of 1873 and the corresponding
compliance with the law by hous-
ing projects, theatres, restaurants,
and other public services, may fit
itself to enter into competition
win other cities which have bid for
the headquarters Of the N.C.C.
And, from the strides recently
made, it looks as if the city may
qualify before the 10 years ex-
pires. This of course, would be
quite becoming for the nations
capital.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15
Share Your
Wisdom
BY DIR. THOMAS r. GAINES

NEW YORK, (GlobaD No
person can live unto himself. We
grow out of each others lives. AS
we relate ourselves to sources of
good, we grow better in body and
mind. We can never evade toll and
work. But we can find rest and
peace amid the turbulence of Iiv-
ing. NO person on this earth is
condemned to stay down. God sees
all, knows all, comprehends all,
and He is ready to respond as we
call on Him for succor. We assure
help from God as we improve our
personality, learn more that is
true, become more intelligent and
level headed, believe implicitly in
the power of love and forgiveness.
We become conscious of our un-
foldment as we are enabled to
serve others in a more superior
manner.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15
January Is, 1854

January Is, 1854
Well, Folks
January is half over and,
'Nothin' done yet Well, not
much of anything anyway, but
what should we be doing; stay
ing out of the rain?
Well, we at Reddy's Corner
will have to do more than stay
out of the rain if we make our
goal which is DO More in '54'!
1t is going to take your help this
coming year, as it always has in
the past. So, let's both DO More
in '54-YOu trade more with us
and we will give you a bigger
welcome-if that be possible
Friendlier service, larger selec-
ton of merchandise, and just
anything that is at all possible to
make our dealings with you
more pleasant and profitable to
both of us.
Speaking of a larger choice of
merchandise - do you realize
that we stock in a complete Sc
lection of sizes, over so brands of
whiskieS, 8 brands of gins, 5
brands of vOdkas, 80 different
wines and IL brands of beers,
besides the cigarettes of which
we have II popular brands? The
regulars of these cigarettes still
sell at zoe per pack. That is just
one of the savings that you can
have when you trade at Reddy's
Corner, 'ArizOna's Busiest Bever-
age Store
Let's be seein' you,
Freddy
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15

DR.. Ed Updegraff. Tucson's
golfing doctor. who captured his
second Arizona State Amateur
Golf Championship last month.
has been named Arizona's
Athlete of the Month" for
December in the Keagle Me-
mortal Sports Award Competi-
tion sponsored by the Al
Brewing Company. Updegraff
automatically qualities as one of
IL contenders for the 1853 Al
Athlete of the Year" trophy.
which will be announced IN
February. The Tucsonian de-
feated Phoenix's 18-Year-old
Warren Leppin at Tucson's FL
Rio Country Club December l3
to win the anna teur golfing
crown. Tucson's City Champion
for the past three years. Dr..
Updegraff first won the state
title in 1851.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15
Beauty At Home

w. HOW can Il remove HpStlck
stains from a nOn-washable gar
ment?
A. First work petroleum jelly or
lard into the stain, then sponge
with carbon tetrachloride. Should
trace of color remain, sponge
with denatured alcohol, diulted
with two parts df water for stains
on acetate rayon or colored mate
rialS. Test colors first.
Q. What is proper makeup pro-
cedure for the very round face?
A. Curve the eyebrow naturally,
starting it on line directly above
inside corner of eye. Wear rouge
on outer portion of checks, carry
ing it upward toward the temple
and down SO that it family shades
the jaw. Use the darkest tone
rouge that blends with your COM
plexlon. 1t will act as a shadow
and help reduce the fullness of
your check and jaw. Make up your
mouth wide.
Q. How can avoid accentuating
a nose that is too short?
A. Powder the nose first with
lighter shade of powder than used
on the remainder of the face.
@. What can do if my founda-
ton cream does not spread easily?
A. Try dipping your fingertips
In water, scattering a few drops
over your face and patting lightly.
rms should insure an even distri-
button.
Q. What are some tips for the
woman with tOo-short neck?
A. She should wear her hair
fairly short, and try to keep the
neckline of her dress low.
Q. How can L treat freclles and
brown spots on my hands?
A. You can try bleaching with
lemon juice. bleach cream or hand
lotion. And you can conceal the
spots with makeup foundation
cream.
"A. A leak in the galoshes can be
satisfactorily mended by pasting
some adhesive tape over the hole
on the inside of the rubber.
@. How can I relieve a sore
throat?
A. Dissolve a teaspoonful OF
flour OF sulphur in hot milk, and
sip slowly.
Q. How can prevent dried
fruits from sticking together when
grinding them?
A. Run cold water over the
dried fruits and they will not stick
together. Dried fruits can be
cooked and kept on hand for 6
week or more.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15
Bits OF This
And That
By KATHERINE BASS

Mrs. Rose Mack, 921 S. 9Th Ave-,
received long distance call, Janu-
ary first, that her sister, Mrs. Clara
Gilchrist, of Pasadena, California,
had suffered severe stroke,
which completely paralyzed her
right side, and power of speech.
Mrs. Gilchrist, who lived here
with her family years ago, is con-
fined in her home, 1865 Kirkwood
Ave-, Pasadena, and her daughter,
Mrs. Tommie Boldun is in constant
attendance. She has been in poor
health for more than a year, fol-
lowing an operation. Two more op-
erations were pending, at the time
of the stroke, because of her weak
ened condition. According to word
received by Mrs. Mack this week,
Mrs. Gilchrist is not responding to
medical treatment, and her condi-
ton is considered critical.
Because of her own health, Mrs.
Mack is unable to go to her sisters
bedside.
The spirit of giving is not con-
fined to the Christmas season,
with the Loyal Buddies, a social
and charitable club, which was
organized just year ago, Decem-
Der 81. Two needy families were
made happier by the Loyal Bud
dies, Christmas day, and since then
they have been officially adopted
by the club, for the entire year, as
long as they are in need.
One family of eight has a par
TALLY disabled father. Three chill
dren are of school age, and three,
younger children.
A young mother, victim of de-
sertion, with a three weeks old
baby and two little girls, has also
been taken under the wings of the
Buddies. Clothing, household arti-
cles, food and money have been
given, and a weekly supply of food,
milk and fruits are being delivered.
At the present, even medical
care is being provided for some of
the children.
Officers and members of the
Loyal Buddies are: President, Ben
Washington; Vice-PreSident, S. L.
Carr; Secretary, Legurtha Penn;
Treasurer, Sylvester Ware; Bus.
Mgr. Jane Washington, and re-
porter, Marion Ware. Ted Will
liams, Oliver Bledsoe, Robert Penn,
Robert Tate; Mesdames Arvella
Bledsoe, Lennie Williams, Mary
Howard, Jean Carr, and Helen
Tate members.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15
TWA Sets New
.Troffic Record

Trans world airlines set q new
one-day record for traffic on its
domestic routes with total of
10,176, ,235 passenger miles flown on
Sunday, January 3, it was an
nounced today by E. 0. Cooke,
TWA Vice-President Sales.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15

Time delay fuses are made to
carry 100 per cent overload for
about 30 seconds but will blow on
overloads lasting a few minutes.
This type fuse is desirable when
there are several motor-driven ap-
plianceS in the home.
Arizona sun., 1954-01-15

FOR YOUR plumbing needs, see
Cherry the Plumber, 141S East
Washington. AL 3-3425.
FOR SALE OR RENT-2 apart
ments = 1882 E. Pueblo, call AL.
4-3O57.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Philippines

When President Eisenhower was
inaugurated 348 days ago, the
i world paused with bated breath
while he decided whether to wear
a plug hat or a black homburg to
his Inauguration. But every one
knew that in any case he would be
dressed, from the neck down, in
regulation morning clothes.
Last week in the younger-and
more informal-republic of the
Philippines, new President
appeared in get-up that would
have done credit to Harry Truman
at his Key West finest. Ramon
MagSaySay was inaugurated
Wednesday as the republics third
President, wearing a "barong taga-
log" (pineapple-fiber embroidered
shirt worn sloppy-Joe fashion,
with tails outside of pants).
He pledged a cleanup campaign,
concentrating on internal prob
lens of the republic, mostly eco
nomic, but added a stiff warning
that subversion, meaning commu-
niSm, would be fought ruthlessly.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Big Four

UNLESS THE KREMLIN finds
~ something else to dicker about.
the much-discussed Big Four For
eign Ministers Conference will be
held January rs in Berlin. The
United States, Great Britain and
France told Russia Friday that the
Reds proposed three-week post
ponement from January 4 would
be acceptable.
Thus the United States was A.
nally giving in to pressure from
its major European allies, agreeing
to a meeting with Russia before a
firm agenda has been worked out.
The Big Three hopes that Foreign
Minister Molotov will condescend
to talk about the Austrian and
German peace treaties before he
embarkS on any TRADES about
boosting Red China's prestige. If he
lapses into the old Soviet pattern
of unreasonablenesS, the Big Three
is ready to break things off quickly.
Prime Minister Malenkov, a man
with a lot of propaganda know
how, kept the outlook rosy with
conciliatory New Years statement
to international News Service, but
he showed no signs of yielding
anything concrete.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Back to NormoIcy?

The difficulty In trying to get
back to 'normalcy"-as the late
President Harding put twas
that normalcy is extremely hard
to define. There is an ever-dimin-
ishing number Of people who con-
slider normal" to lie somewhere in
the relatively distant past. An
other small group considers nor
NAL to lie in the present and the
predictable future. The bulk Of
observers think Of normal" in
terms Of times and conditions re-
Gently experienced.
eAnd therein lies the rub. Is the
normal" for today and tomorrow
. return to the period between
1946 and 1919? Or is normal" for
US the period between 1850 and
the PRESENT. Or is it something
else?
The immediate postwar period,
1946-49, was . time Of q gradually
expanding economy. In terms Of
1852 dollars, the gross national
product (the sum value Of all
things made and done in the
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Indo-Chino

The quality Of news-agency re-
porting of the war in Indo- China,
long a source Of annoyance for
the State Department, forced Sec
retary Dulles into the news busi-
ness himself last week.
A light sortie across Wet Nam
and Laos at the narrowest point
of hourglasS-shaped Indo- China
had been magnified by the Ameri-
can press into great propaganda
victory for the Wet Mini. Mill
tarily, the move was half-hearted
Communist diverSionary thrust by
only six or eight battaions of Wet
Mimi. The French saw through
it and dealt with it accordingly.
They carefully saved their main
strength for the anticipated battle
at Dien Bien Phu, strategic
Franco-Viet Namese base in
northwest Wet Nam which lies
astride Red avenues Of supply
Evening star., 1954-01-03
President Week
THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM was

THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM was
= only one of host confronting
the President as he spent the post
Christmas week at his Little White
House in Augusta, Ga. In the i'm
mediate future he will:
. Address the Nation tomorrow
night, reviewing the accomplish
ments of his administration in it's
first year (Which actually ends at
noon, January 20. Radio and TV
will carry the speech.
. Meet Tuesday with Democratic
and Republican leaders on q BIZ
partisan approach to foreign policy
and defense.
. Deliver his state-o the Union
message to Congress on Thursday.
Subsequently, the President will
perform two other tasks, prepara-
ton for which occupied part Of his
working vacation last week. They
are:
. The economic report, submitted
to Congress annually by the Pres
ident and his Council Of Economic
Advisers.
. The budget for the fiscal year
beginning next July /. !
Perhaps the biggest problem fac
ing the President as the New Year
opened was an intangible one:
How to deal with Congress, which
opens Wednesday. That not all was
sweetness and light between the
Chief Executive and his party
leadership on Capitol Hill was evi-
dent-as 1t had been last year
when the President announced q
plan to relieve distressed areas by
selscttvs placement Of Govern