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Evening star., 1954-06-04
Officiols' Wives
Entertained

Wives of Maryland officials
who are residents of Montgomery
County were honor guests yester-
day at a membership tea given
by the Manor Park Women's Re-
publican Club at the home of
Mrs. Leslie Barnes, in the Manor
Club Estates.
Among those who came were
Mrs. j. Glenn Beall, wife Of the
Senator from Maryland; Mrs. De-
Witt Hyde, wife of the Represen-
tative from Maryland, and Mrs.
A. R. Lofstrand, jr., wife Of the
Maryland State Senator.
Others attending were Mrs.
Kathryn j. Lawlor, delegate to
the Maryland Assembly; Mrs.
Harold Dudley, president of the
Maryland Federation of Republi-
can Women's Clubs, and Mrs.
Henry Allen, president of the
Manor Park Women's Republi-
can Club.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Area Girls Receive Awards
To Study Home Economics

Ten scholarships designed to
help local area girls begin home
economies courses in college next
fall will be awarded this year
under the sponsorship of the
District Home Economics in Bus
iness Group Of the American
Home Economies Association.
Valued at more than 81 800,
they are donated by local busi-
ness men and women.
The awards will be presented
at the school assemblies of the
recipients, according to Miss
Mary Bourke, scholarship chair
man of the Heb Group.
The two top scholarships pro-
vide for tuition, fees and books
for a freshman years work at
local universities. as
SOne will go to Patricia M. Pal
lister of Washington and Lee
High School in Arlington for
study in the College Of Home
Economics of the University of
Maryland.
"A similar award will go to
Quincella Aleathia MeekS of
Dunbar High School for study in
the Department of Home Eco
nomics at Howard University.
Known as the Washington
Flour Scholarships, these two
are presented by the Wilkins
Rogers Milling Co.
Seven 500 scholarships to
Maryland University include the
Heb Group award for the win
ming essay on why I Want to
Study Home Economics in Col
lege."
The recipient is Patricia Shell
by of Woodrow Wilson High
School.
The other 500 awards,
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Hudussuh Plans
Installation Fete

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chapter Of Hadassah will hold
an installation party at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the home of Mrs.
Cad jacobson. 1929 Chevy Chase
boulevard, Chevy Chase, Md. -
Mrs. David Kushner will con-
duct the installation, and a mus
,ical program will be presented
by the choral and dance groups
Of the Silver Spring Chapter of
HadasSah.
New officers of the chapter are
Mrs. A. Harry Crowell, presi-
dent; Mrs. Murray Foss, Mrs.
Ernest Lowe and Mrs. Morris
Kleinerman, vice presidents;
Mrs. James Cochran, treasurer;
Mrs. Philip Eisenberg, recording
secretary; Mrs. Richard Tour
kin, financial secretary; Mrs.
Maurice Apstein, corresponding
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Camp Fire Girls Elect

Ben F. Childs. Of Washington,
who has been active in the Camp
Fire Girls program here for sew
eral years. was elected president
Of the Potomac Area Council
yesterday at the annual meeting
at the National Press Club.
Mr.. Childs received the gavel
from his predecessor. Alfred An
drews, before the close of the
luncheon program.
Those reelected to Office in
cluded Mrs. A. A. Ort Of WASH
ington and Mrs. James Purcell
of Alexandria, vice presidents,
and E. ]. Wagg Of Silver Spring,
treasurer.
Mrs. Henry Shryock Of Prince
Georges County was elected
treasurer. and Mrs. Earl How
sam, of Fairfax. chairman Of the
Leaders Association.
The following were elected as
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Imagination Can HeIp

Take one dress style. Let two
women buy it.
One woman will wear it as is
The other will take the same
dress and use it as a base of
operations for her own personal
fashion theories.
The first will look so-so. The
second. if she has a good color
sense, taste and imagination, will
change the appearance so COM
pletely that you wonder if it is
the same dress to begin with.
Imaginatively using the many
"props""that are around and that
don't cost lot of SIS is the
quickest and gayest way to give
a basic costume a color pickup.
Small accessories are a big
help to women who enjoy their
wardrobes and like to cook up
different effects for them.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Jefferson Davis Is Paid Tribute

The District Division, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy
celebrated the 146th birthday
anniversary Of Jefferson Davis
at exercises yesterday in Stat
uary Hall of the United States
Capitol.
Representative Bennett, Dem
ocrat, of Florida, gave the prin-
cipal address, a eulogy of the
Confederate president.
Although we agree that the
United States are. better of
united in one nation. we con-
slider Davis as a symbol not only
'of the Confederacy but of the
responsibilities and virtues Of To-
cal self government" Represent
ative Bennett asserted.
Declaring that it took more
than a bit of courage" for Davis
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Reception Tonight

The Frances Fleck Waring
Missionary Society of st. Marks
and the Incarnation Lutheran
Church will celebrate the So
ciety's 25th anniversary with q
reception from 8 to 10 o'clock
tonight at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Fahrenbach. 1910
Rittenhouse street NV.
The outgoing president is Mrs.
Carl Van Lowe and Mrs. C. K.
Bittenbender is the incoming
president Of the society.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

regional representatives: Mrs.
Robinson Newcomb. Fairfax:
Mrs. Kenneth Berkey. Arlington:
Mrs. John Guerard. Fairfax:
Mrs. Henry Koehler. Washing.
ton; Mrs. ]. e. Sawyer. Prince
George County. and Mrs. Mary
Trail, Montgomery County.
Evening star., 1954-06-04
Observance Planned
BY HyottsviIIe Club

The Woman's Community
Club of Hyattsville will observe
the clubs 23d anniversary with
luncheon tomorrow at Mrs. KS
Toll House, in Silver Spring.
. Mrs. Clarence j. Lauer was re-
Gently installed president of the
club. Other new officers are
Mrs. Charles F. Freysz, vice
president; Mrs. L. Merle Beynon,
recording secretary; Mrs. Hugh
T. McClay. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Joseph E. Penne-
feather, treasurer, and Mrs.
Walter v. Hurley, director.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

donated by the Iron Gate Inn,
have been won by the following:
Carol Madden. Mckinley High;
Mary Lue Holt, Roosevelt High:
Esther Ruth Cohan, Calvin
Coolidge High; Lois Koehler,
Montgomery Blair; Peggy Hall,
Bladensburg, and Maxine Boyer,
Northwestern High School.
Still available is the Lewis
Hotel Training School Scholar
ship, valued at 1925. for the fall
course. Students may obtain de-
tails by consulting their school
guidance counSelorS.
Evening star., 1954-06-04

secretary; Mrs. Reginald Lourie,
editorial secretary, and Mrs.
Harold Elwyn, Mrs. Hyman
Goldstein, Mrs. William Gouled,
Mrs. Charles Heilman and Mrs.
Arthur Holman. board mem
herS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Veterans Day Remaining Of
Armistiee Day'
nth MONTH. nth DAY. 18th HOUR. le1s,

nth MONTH, nth DAY nth HOUR, 1918!
The Tribune Publisher in France, Pfc, and the
Christian Science Monitor had forecast to months
earlier, when the Allied world very pesssc that
the war would be before Christmas!
The Monitor very convincing giving facts rela-
tive to the diminishing of the Central Empires
Germany the old Hungary, and Itay-and their
cracking morale
Thanks to the Monitor, following the writer during
his nearly IL months in Europe, the writer could rebuke
pessimsc views of his comrades such "Oh, the
will 60 into 1912. and "I'll never get back in the
States" (meaning death).
The latter view voiced way back in the first half
of 1913 in Camp Custer, Michigan which the writer
vigorously replied Don't admit it, Insist that by
the grace of God, you will back and in better
dition than when you entered!-because fighting
for God and humanity!
The writer would study Gods two Masterpeces-the
Bible and its Savior Liberator and Protectorthe Chris
tan Science textbook-ANYWHERE and EVERYWHERE!
And If you don't think those hardboiled so and SOS
(smes) gave the writer a vigorous going over you've
got another think coming.
But then, he had taken seriously such dvinely
See Veterans Day-Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

KALAMAZOO HOSPITAL MURDER or NURSE
A SHOCKING EXPOSURE or THE SPIRITUAL
NAKEDNEsS or SCIENCE, THEOLOGY, MEDICINE,
EDUCATION, THINKING; PRAYERS. DISCIPLINE,
LEADERSHIP OF THE DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLICISM, THE DEVILS JUDAS JUDAISM, THE
DEVILS MATERiA MEDIcAi-AND THE
lkIMATURITY AND lMPURiTY OF PRoTEsraNTIsM--
STILL RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL SHORT
PANTs1
victim Of sloppy thinking and Leadership, too
spiritually naked to heed Christ Jesus friendly adrno-
nitons;
at ia not meat to holy thing, to dogs; neither
east your pearls before swine"i
The devils Roman Catholicism and the DEVILS Judas
See Next Columns inches UP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Liquor Sellers Liability"
$4,000 Worth!
From Christian Science WONDERFULLY

From Christian Science Montor-1l-S)
Something in the way of Liability of liquor
seller for what happens to his patrons afterwards has
been established in Connecticut.
year young girl killed in automobile
collision with chine whose driver had been drinking
Her father sued establishments which had sold liquor
20 the driver charging them with contrbuory negligence
They have settled the by the of $4,000
See-Lquor Sellers Lisbility-Page2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

This is the time to gather
the fruits of good for the
kingdom Of God. The king
dom Of heaven being in con-
sciousness, man should main
tain scientifically in con-
sciousness his divine inher-
itance.
"'WHAT WE TERM NOR
TAI MIND OR CARNAL
MIND, DEPENDENT ON
MATTER FOR NANTES
TATION, is NOT MIND.
GOD is MIND: ALL THAT
MIND, GOD is, OR HATH
MADE, is GOOD, AND HE
MADE ALL. HENCE EVIL
is NOT MADE AND is NOT
REAL" Mrs. Eddy, S&H,
p. 311.
God opens doors that no
man can close The only
thing one needs 10 do is shut
out of consciousness all i'm
ages or beliefs contrary to
the real Truth. God has it
so fixed that his beloved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
ANIMAL MAGNETISM
FORCES THINKING FAILURE-"HEART ATTACK
The Devil! Robs Catholic Priest! OF
20 Years!

The devils Roman Catholicism Involuntary 'smoth-
cred Father Dommer's divine and spiritual sense,
T-H-I-NK-LN-C-life itself, HERE!
PART 2
MODERN "DAY OF PENTECOST' FOR MULTITUDES-
IMPERATIVE! AND rs COMINC'!-IN
The appearance, the first page of all newspapers
of the world Of Gods Second Coming of Christ in Mas
ter Absolute Miracle Science Messiah Miennium!-The
Christ promised Comforter, the Holy Ghost the
Spirit of Truth . Who will teach all things Z"
John la.
Excerpts from The Detroit News)
FR BONNER, ST. SEBASTIAN PASTOR, DIES
The Rev. FIR. Edmund S. Dommer, who founded ST..
Sebastian Church in Dearborn FIVE years ago and had been
its pastor since died Of heart attack last night while
visiting the home Of friends in Detroit.
See FIR Dommer Dies-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

children cannot experiercs
anything which He does not
experience. I he INSPIRED
Truth cannot be hid under
a bushel, nor can It's essence
be lost in the fog. as Iongn
God lives. and He viii a
forever.
Truth through Mind is AZ
ready established, and will
remain in spiritualized con.
sciousness, through faith,
hope, charity, love, and IN.
Outstanding; Gods law il
permanent. and by His law
we prove all things when we
know, that we know. God j,
Mind, and that we must
prove the permanence of His
love, through demonstrs-
ton which exalts His all.
ness.
FOLLOW CHRIST
IN SPIRIT
To do this in the face Of
error, and human strife, We
tConiinued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Grace Hospital Psychology Of the
Devi|!-AnimaI Magnetism
MateriaIism! InvoIuntariIy
Mentally Assassinates Detective,
AGE as!

Heart condition" teshes to thinking failure, sen-
suality Of the devils matera medca-which sufocates
mans divine and spiritual sense T-H.l-N-kI-N-C, his
very life, HERE
Detective Lampe victim of science, theology,
medicine education thinking, prayers discipline DEVOID
OF-or deficient in-Gods indispensable, imperative,
Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah!
THE DEVIL TOOK OVER 20 YEARS!
Detroit Times) . Marcus 'Lampe had been
signed for a number of years to the womens dvision
The Eve psychology too much prisoner of the
devil The masculnty of the Christ clearly revealed
the nexhauble and facilities Of the Chris
tan Science should easily have given Detective
Lampe a n additional rs years!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
An Imperative Need for God Christ
Science Messiah Regeneration!
PAROLES

To The Editor: detroit Tines
To RUGGED CROSS" would like TO add my BIZ for
paroles have always thought people put into prison
TO make good citizens Of Them Yet when this accomplished
they are still kept within four walls chained SONS
country hillside in camp TO sreve, wonder. and vail
Just wait 10 be with family friends loved ones us prs
ing that Of them don't become mentally unbalanced
or kill themselves in way.
See An Imperative Need For Cod's-Page7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.s. /,
Modern Christisn Science Cru.ads

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of 'our Fsther-Mother God, ALI
harmonious" D. is, Science and Health with Key TO
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with ~orid
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Frueha Ut Martin Luther job in this age! AND
How! Science Health our textbook, Is Gods Lib
orator OF The Bible
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIENDl AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated niquity'!
The "lukewarm' live in fools paradise!
THE US. BELONGS IN THE UNITED NATIONS
BUT-WILL GOD REQUIRE US. TO
BREAK OFF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS?
GOD REQUIRES REPENTANCE OF SIN.
US sINNED AGAINST GOD AND HUMANITY
IN OUR RECOGNITION OF SOVIET RUSSIA!
FACTS FORUM" PRESENTS DOCUMENTARY
EVIDENCE THAT IMMEDIATELY AFTER
FDR'. RECOGNITION OF THE U.S.s.R..
THE LATTER REPUDIATED ITS PLEDCES!!!
THE US RECOGNITION WAS WOOED FOR
PURPOSES OF PREsTICE-WINDow DRESSING!
PART
LOVE OUR ENEMIES?
YEs!-ACCORDINC TO THE HEALING,
DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC, SPIRITUAL CHRIST
TRIUMPHANT IDEA OF GOD AND MAN!
RED LEADERS AND THEIR VICTIMS NEED
TO BE LIBERATED FROM THE DEVIL
ANIMAL TIsMi-MATERIALISM!
AND HERE'S HOW, AS PER GOD TO
CHRIST JESUS TO US:
IF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE, R-E.BUK-E HIM,
AND-IF-HE REPENT, FORGIVE HIM!
SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN is THUS PRACTCABLEi
GOD TO MOSES TO US, THERETO:
do NOT HATE THY BROTHER BUT IN ANYWISE
REBUKE HIM AND SUFFER NOT SIN
TO REMAIN UPON HIM"
AND IN BOOK OF HEBREWS IN NEW
TESTAMENT RE JESUS: "HE LOVED RIGHTEOUSNESS
AND HATETH INIQUITY'
GOD TO MRS EDDY, TO Us: ERROR UNCOVERED
is TWO.THIRDS )" TO "NINE-TENTHS
DESTROYED: AND THE REMAINDER
DESTROYS ITSELF,
See Break of Diplomatic Relatons-PAge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Catholic Clergy Defends Judge in
Sentencing kohIer Goons'!
Go and Devil Again!
bar and Clergy AssaiI (I0
'Anarchism"!
(chieaao Tribune,

(chieago TribUnel
sHEBoYcAN. Wis. Nov II tspeeisD-This community
and county wrahfvY today TO the defense Of She.
boyssn judge whose integrity being attacked by the CLIO
because he sentenced convicted Clio COON TO prison.
The bar association Of both Sheboyssn Manitowoe
counties the Roman Catholic clergy Of sheboyssn sheboy
gan Falls and koher and The sheboygsn Press issued state
menfs prsising Circuit Judge r. n. sehIiehiir
See Catholic Clergy Defends Judse-Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

Breed director of the American Gas d Electric
Co., died in New York Hospital
Wss "a native of Marion, Ind. aso director of
the Radiant Glass Heating Corp. In ls4l he founder
and president Of the Allied Aviation Corp. of Baltimore
which made airplanes and parts in World War H.
"He leaves his wife, Mrs. Josephine Chapman Breed;
4.year-old daughter. Julie deHaven Breed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
The Devil in the UAW-OO,
Poses A Puzzle

To The Editor:
Mr. Metz and Mr.. Sauna have had high praise for Tho
union and all It has DONE Look at what happened Square
o. Don't say us not an example Just because II was Com
muns dominated don't forget Mr. Reviher said he and Tho
uAW-CIo we're in agreement with the strike Here is an
example OF what the union has done for the community
Men who wanted 70 work got their cars smashed, s''
beat up, or didn't TO work. One hundred and fifty police
men were needed 10 prevent violence policemen who ecv'
have been psfrollng the streets and preventing crimes
See The Devil in the UAW-CIO-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Dixon-Yates Contract

To the NY. Herald Tribune:
1t i, difficult believe that any who has studied
the Of the Dxon-Ya seriously main
tain that it il unfair.
See Dixon-Yst Contract-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Fear No EciL
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

LIVE WITH GOD; EXALT HIM IN SPIRIT
David sang: "THE LORD LIVETH; AND BLESSED
BE MY ROCK; AND LET THE GOD OF MY SALIVA.
TON BE EXALTED"
Christ Jesus said: "THE HARVEST TRULY N|
PLENTEOUS, BUT THE LABOURERS ARE FEW
PRAY YE THEREFORE THE LORD OF THE HAIR
VEST THAT HE WILL SEND FORTH LABOUREM
INTO THE HARVEST"
The scriptures also tell us, Genesis s:22 while Ii.
earth remaineth, seed time and harvest and cold and
heat and and winter and day and night shall not
cease"
Mary Baker Eddy says: page l76, S&H, HUMAN
FEAR OF MIASMA WOULD LOAD WITH DISEASE
THE AIR OF EDEN AND WEIGH DOWN MANKIND
WITH SUPERIMPOSED AND CONJECTURAL EVILS
MORTAL MIND is THE WORST FOE OF THE BODY
WHILE DIVINE MIND is ITS BEST FRIEND"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

Heart Attaek" thinking Failure
Permits the Devil to Take Nearly
20 Years from St. Clair Shores
PoIiceman-Age 48
((harIes R. Perkins,
Another victim of science, theology medicine, educa-
ton prayers, discipline leadership, DEVOID OFor de-
hcent in-Cods indispensable, Imperative Christ Miracle
Science Messiah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
"Ex-AItar Boy Confesses to Staying
of Schoolgirl"

(Detron NeWs)
Another victim Of the devils Roman Catholicism and
its whitewash 'Baptismsi
NORWOOD, Mass, Nov. -(UP)-A teenage former
altar boy confessed the sexayng Of 15yesr-od school,
girl today and was charged with murder.
See "Ex-Atsr Boy confesson-Pages
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
midas Spiritual Nakedness

vnwtngy disclosed by male dancer Uday shsnkar in
THIS BELIEvE"-Defroit Free Press
Much eommendsble idesIism was might be expected
presented. But the shocking. disclosure in the
third last paragraph reads like this
-. God Almighty is the Creator Of all;
That good and bad, peace and chaos,
"AII come directly from Him;
That He lives in His creations and speaks and acts
through Them"
PANTHEISTlc SPIRITUAL LUNACY!l
THE DEVIL WOULD LIKE TO BE ACCEPTED AS CO..
CREATOR WITH CODA MYTHICAL, MATERIALlSTIc,
sHADoWY COUNTERFEIT OF THE DIVINE
RE-A-lI.T.Y
No wonder God revealed TO Mrs. Eddy: THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL EXISTENCE (soeslIedyI
We reiterste: ALL OF THE HUMAN RACE, EXCEPT
GODS CHOSEN PEoPlE-cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
ScIENTisTS-WHo HAVE COME OUT OF ALL
NATIONS, PEOPLES. AND BAcKcRoUNDS-ARE.
PRISONERS OF THE DEVLll!-ANlhAL MAcNE r ISM!
-MATERIALlsM !-NoT NECESSARILY IN WlcKEDNEss!
Judaism especially dupes suckers, for the devil
soft phony, charity which does destroy, but per-
petuates sin and wickedness!
IFrom The Detroit News)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
The Same for Public School Teacher
Age 48-The Devil Taking
Nearly IS Years!

The devil!-anma magnetism !-materia Min
hibited Miss Virginia n. Cross the thing need
fu-Cods Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Mes
sah!-But it will be available over therethat colee-
tive consciousness called the world, and, life is
Economically eternal!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

New York Hospital Psychology Of
the Devil!-AnimaI Magnetism
Involuntary, Mentally Assassinates
Richard {. Breed III, 47!-The Devil
Taking 70 Years From an
Apparently Valuable Executive,
His Dear Ones, and Society!
Detroit Tmes)-"New York. Nov. APP" Nj
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Everyone Liked MariIyn
Nurses Superintendent Pays
Tribute to Victim

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 6-Everyone-"just every
one said Sister Mary Xavier of St Marys Hospital
liked slain Marlyn Krsai.
See Everyone Liked Maryn-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

Break Off Diplomatic Relations
With Reds? Gods U. S. Christ
Miracle Science Messiah
Condemnation Of Reds Devils
Dupes!- Must Aid Them and Their
Captives!!! Gods Condemnation
of Communism!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

All the World the Death Communicable Without
Firing Shot! God Demands
Success RIO IEn~yBn kerEd Au
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20


Breed wa. e
Evening star., 1954-10-03

patience" which helped build
bathtubs and steel mills, is a
handicap in international affairs
where "quick solutions" are not
easy to come by. This impatience
sometimes brings tough state
ments against France. he said.
which, "even If true, benefit
only Malenkov."
The chief of the North At
lantic Treaty forces cautioned
that the Malenkov regime Is
much cleverer" than the Stain
government was. And he de-
clared "only old Malenkov who
sits back chuckling" would stand
to benefit by the Soviet Unions
latest proposal to ban production
of atomic and hydrogen bombs.
Gen. Gruenther had dinner
with Gen. Eisenhower last night.
before an Office conference today,
and was expected to join the
President and other friends in
evening bridge-playing sessions
over the weekend. He plans to
fly to Washington Monday and.
after a couple Of days there, re-
turn to his Paris headquarters,
Change in Speech Plan.
Mr.. Snyder said the change in
plans for the Eisenhower-Nixoh
speeches Friday night was rec
commended by the Republican
National Committee <as an out
growth of the reception given the
Presidents Hollywood Bowl cal
for election of a Republican Con-
gress in November.
He predicted that Gen. Eisen-
Evening star., 1954-10-03

hover will make "the same type
Of hard-hitting,. inspirational''
speech here Friday night as he
did at Hollywood September %.
The President, who had
planned originally to speak for
only 10 minutes or less of the
half-hour program, now expects
to take up at least half Of 1t, Mr..
Snyder said.
The speeches will be televised
by an augmented" CBS-TV net
work. Mr.. Snyder said he be-
heved the number of stations to
carry the program will set a new
record for a political telecast.
Arms for Cambodia Set.
The Presidents message to
King Norodom Sihanouk of Cam
bodia was delivered today by
Robert NJ. McClintock when he
presented his credentials as
American Ambassador there. q
White House announcement said.
The announcement said Amer
ican military aid to Cambodia.
which until now has been pro-
vided through France, will 60
directly to Cambodia as soon az
arrangements can be worked out.
Mr.. McClintock is the first
resident American Ambassador
in Cambodia. Previously the
United States had single envoy
to the three Indo-C Chinese coun-
tries of Wet Nam, Laos and
Cambodia. e2