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Evening star., 1954-11-21
US. and France Reject Red Plea
To Delay German Rearming;
Propaganda Trickery Feared
Mendes-Frunce
Dulles Spurn
MoIotov's Bid
By Froncis P. Douglas

Secretary of State Dulles anc
French Premier Mendes- France
rejected yesterday, in effect.
Soviet bid for delay in ratifica-
ton of the Paris agreements or
the re-armanent of Germany.
The two leaders had before
them at their final conference
the news dispatches on Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov's Offer
to- agree to a later date thar
November 20 for the parley or
European security proposed by
Russia in exchange for a delay
on the Paris pact.
It was learned that the new;
from Moscow was discussed ano
dismissed, after which a COM
munique was issued. 1t urged
early ratification of the agree
ments on Germany.
Addresses u. N. Tomorrow.
Mr.. Dulles and Mr.. Mendes-
France did not, of course, have
the Molotov proposal before
them in concrete form and theil
rejection was implied rather thar
stated. officials said after the
conference, however, that a for
NAL rejection will be issued ii
necessary.
The proposal from Moscow was
responsible for prolonging the
conference and delaying for ar
hour Mr.. Mendes-France's de-
parture for New York, where he
is to address the United Nations
tomorrow. He is scheduled to
return to France by plane Tues
day.
The recommendation for "early
ratification" Of the Paris agree
ments contained in the joint
communique had already been
drawn up when news of Molo-
tov's overture arrived from Mos
COW, it was learned. Signifi-
cantly, the development caused
no change in the wording.
Propaganda Aim Feared.
That section of the communi-
que said:
with regard to Europe. it was
agreed that the early ratiflca-
ton of the Paris agreements by
all countries concerned will
strengthen the unity of the
Western World. 1t should open
the way for consideration of
means of improving international
relations in accordance with the
spirit of the goals of the charter
of the United Nations, both gov
ernments bein gready to enter
not into improvised debates in
tended mainly for propaganda
but into adequately prepared ne
gotiations carried on in good
faith"
The latter part of this state
inent closely parallelled the
statement which Mr.. Mendes-
France made in his speech Fri
day. He said then:
1.-THE disappointing nature OF
the latest notes from the Soviet
Union should not defect us from
our steady purpose of being al
ways ready to negotiate-but to
negotiate in good faith and with
adequate PREPARATION not
through improvised and spectec-
ular conferences intended prin-
cfpally for propaganda"
Agree on IndO- China Action.
Mr.. Mendes-France and Mr.
Dulles, in addition to agreeing or
the need for "airly ratification
of the Paris agreements also
agreed on "co-ordinated pro-
cedures" to meet a growing Com
munist threat in the Indo- China
Against the background of re-
liable reports that the Commu-
mist forces in Northern Wet Nam
Evening star., 1954-11-21
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Evening star., 1954-11-21
President Tries Out
White House Links
To Secret Centers
Visits Bomb Shelter
To Talk to Aides at
Remote Control Posts

President Eisenhower tried out
the communication lines in a
White House bomb shelter yes
terday as top Government off,
cials scattered to secret emer-
gency posts miles from here in
an atomic attack drill.
For six hours, many opera
tions of Government were di-
rected in theory from the remote
control stations in Maryland.
Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina and possibly elsewhere
that would be manned in event
Of an actual attack.
President Eisenhower, who di-
rected the invasion Of Europe
from bomb-battered England in
World War II, spent 10 or Is
minutes receiving operational re-
portes in an underground shelter
at the White House.
Suggests More Tests.
/ Aides said he carried on a two
way conversation with an out
lying control center designated
"high point" and wound up by
recommending more such txel
cises to familiarize Government
officials with remote control
operations.
Nearly 1000 key Government
employees took part in the drill,
one of a series that started in
June to test the Continuity of
government" under conditions
that might force abandonment
of Washington installations.
They famed out to 80 emer-
gency stations within 80 miles
to the west and north of WASH
ington and 800 miles to the
South. These relocation centers,
which would be manned for the
duration of an emergency, were
not disclosed. except that they
are in resort towns, colleges, and
communities having unoccupied
Federal buildings.
Officials Tight-Lipped.
Most of the top-ranking Gov
ernment officials who took part
in the exercise returned to
Washington last night. But they
were close-lipped about details
of the operation.
The various agencies will make
their own evaluation of the dis
persal drill and by mid-Decem-
ber are expected to have official
reports in the hands of Office of
Defense Mobilization officials.
Defense Department authorities
will make their own study of the
situation in an effort to iron out
flaws in the system.
Director Arthur S. Flemming
of the ONCE Of Defense Mobili-
zation last night declined to
make any observations on sue
cess or failure Of the program.
He said detailed study will have
to be made.
So secretive were top officials
that queries to the Defense De-
partment about the operation
were referred to the ODM for
any publicity about it. And ODM
was not talking.
Underground 'Pentagon.'
It was understood, however,
that Assistant Secretary of De-
fense Fred A. Seaton with other
Defense Department "brass"
went to Rock Haven Mountain,
SIS miles north of Washington
near the Pennsylvania Maryland
border at the former Camp
Ritchie. Here an underground
Pentagonr has been assembled
to direct military operations in
case Washington is blasted by
atomic attack.
This is not far from Camp
David, where Gen. Eisenhower
has his holiday retreat. It's also
near his new farm at Gettysburg.
Pa, where the Chief Executive
Is refurbishing the home to
which he hopes to retire.
AS q preparedness measure,
tsee M-DAY, Page All |
Evening star., 1954-11-21
Renaking the City

The Southwest Redevelopment project
is a long-range job and although Eze-
kiah Cunningham is losing grocery Gus
toners now everybody viii benefit when
it's all over. For progress roundup see
Page Alb.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

(see MENDEs-FRANCE, p. AID
Evening star., 1954-11-21

tsee BISHOPS, Page ATT
Evening star., 1954-11-21

tsee M-DAY. Page All
, 1954-09-08
EXECUTIVE

" Information Bulletin of the
Caribbean Commission, and
was, until his resignation, edi-
tor Of the Caribbean Econo-
mic Review, and annual pub
lication of the Commission.
, 1954-09-08
NOTICE
The attention Of taxpayers

The attention of taxpayers
is hereby invited to the fact
that after the close Of August
81, 1854, interest at the rate Of
So pa, will be charged on all
arrears of Real Property Tax
es and NightsoiI Removal Ser
vice Fees for the year 1853, in
accordance with Section 81 of
the Ordinance of September
1886, p r Q v j d j n 6 for
the Assessment, Levy and
Collection Of Taxes upon Real
Property & Section 3 of Ordi-
nance Of September 18, 1913,
concerning fees for Nightsoil
Removal Service.
August ID, 1854
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several years ago.
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9. Municipal Council Bill No. 1872.

Introduction and discussion on Municipal Council Bill
No. 1852, Draft Of Resolution Naming the Ball Park in
Frederiksted in honor Of the Late James w. Ross. Pro-
posed by End Member for Christiansted Town eric H.
CarrolD 1st Member for Christiansted- Town and SUI
burbs eric II. CarrolD LIST Member for Christiansted
Town and Suburbs Herbert H. Heywood) and End Mem
Der for Frederiksted Town (Ann E. Abramston(
10. Muniipal Council Bill No. 1853.
Introduction and discussion on Municipal Council Bill
No. 163, Draft of Resolution Naming the Ball Park known
as Parade Ground" j nhonor of DR.. David C. Canegata.
Proposed by: End Member for Christiansted Town and
Suburbs Eric II. CarroID and 1st Member for Christian
sted Town and Suburbs gIerbert H. Heywoodl
II. Confirmation Of Ad-interim appointees.
st. Croix, Virgin Islands, September q 1954t
Municipal Council, Office Of the Chairman, Christiansted
ERIC H.
Chairman Municipal Council
, 1954-09-08
ORDER OF THE DAY

for an extraordinary meeting Of the Municipal Council Of St.
-roix, Ninth Council, Second Session, Thursday, September,
Der 9, 1854 at 200 o'clock pm.
L Municipal Council Bill No. ia.
Introduction Ct and lst discussion in Municipal Council
Bill No. ia, Draft of Ordinance to authorize certain ex-
~pendHures f1om the Special Lottery Fund. Proposed by:
(Th9 Municipal Committeel
Q. Municipal Council Bill No. ITO.
Introduction Of and discussion on Municipal Council Bill
10. Draft Of Resolution to authorize the Establishment
and Operation Of the 81. Groix Trades School. Proposed
End Member for Frederiksted Town (Ann E. Abramson)
and 1t Member for Christiansted Town & Suburbs (Her
bert H. Haywood.
A. Municipal Council Bill No. 1877.
Introduction Of and discussion Of Municipal Council Bill
No. 157, Draft of Ordinance to Provide for the Retire
mont Of Municipal Employees. Proposed by: eric Il.
CarlolD End Member for Chrstiansted Town & Suburbs.
s. Municipal Council Bill No. ia.
End discussion on Municipal Council Bill No. ia, Draft
of Resolution concerning the disposition Of Estate Anna,,s
Hope In Committeelof the whole
6. Municipal Council Bill No. 88.
Introduction Of and discussion on Municipal Council Bill
No. 88, Draft of Ordinance to Provide for the Establish
ment and organization Of a Municipal Fire Service Pro
posedsbysGofnmitte Of the Whole
Z. Municipal Council Bill No. sc.
End discussion on Municipal Council Bill No. Sc, Draft
of Ordinance to Create an Authority for the purpose Of
Operating Public Beaches, Municipal Parks, etc, Qn
Committee of the whole
8. Municipal Council Bill NJ. 161.
Introduction Of and discussion on Municipal Council Bill
No. 161, Draft Of Ordinance to Amend Ordinance to Ex-
tend and Define the limits of Chrstiansed Town and
Suburbs, Proposed by: (2nd Member for Christian
sted Town and Suburbs eric H. CarrolD and 1st Mem
Der for Christansted Town and Suburbs Herbert H.
HeyWoodl
8. Municipal Council Bill No. 1872
Introduction and discussion on Municipal Council Bill
No. 162, Draft Of Resolution Naming the Ball Park in
Frederiksted in honor Of the Late James W.. Ross. Pro-
posed by End Member for Christiansted Town Eric H.
CarrolD 1t Member for Christiansted~T Town and Su-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Chief Of London Bureau

As who in his earlier days accompanied President
Wilson TO Europe for the negotiations of the Treaty Of Yer.
ssss Mr. Dulles is eognizanf that takes than
sfsrs and officials 10 accept treaty He knows how little
the Versailles verdcs understood needed by the
American Peopesnd how The League of Nations provision
was sfy rejected Thus he able 10 his colleagues
that whatever alternatives TO EDO forged London
parey would be useless and futile indeed unless they
eeved the support Of home psriamenis peoples His
fine statement Of the American position. suspects was
less summary for the other eight foreign ministers than
simple explanation TO the American public Of what commit
msnfs their government and cannot make
Through experience, Mr.. Dulles also has learned that
cannot keep defeated nation chains for long by
means OF restrictions imposed from outside That was one
mistake made with regard Germany following World War
IT, u is mistake Mr. Dulles and others would not like 10
see repeated.
Meanwhile, the feeling Of those who him in action
in London is that the secretary is confused fireman
dashns from eonlssraon TO another with no master
Plan coherent program. Rather Is hard why
has received LITTLE credit in his country and abroad
for the impressive accomplishments Of which he the are
feef In the Pacific starting from the latest going
ward there s the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
grouping Tor Asian cooperation the mutual defense with
South Korea the Japanese treaty and mutual security
pact the ANUS alliance with Australia and New Zealand
and the Philippine defense pact.
In Europe far, his activities have been more limited
He inherited set Of commitments and programs in various
stages of completion from the Truman sdmin afion II
only when EDc of the chief pillars Of that sefvp
crashing down. that the Republican secretary able
to play prominent part in fashioning framework.
Although he at his most effective here. the hard.
driving Secretary Dulles overshsdowed by the svavs
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden II truly Mr.
Edens turn TO take the spotlight for his the country
that taking the occasion Of the London meetings break
with the past and make investment in Evropes
curity. ours u.s. above ALL island story" the British
Foreign Secretary deesred-but he made plain this
island that
Mr. Dulles had such bombsheI TO lay the Lsneas.
Ter House table He content TO the younger host
Claim the headlines and spotlight. but perhaps little puzzled
that the public at large does not yet appreciate the historic
nature Of the things that being done around the world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
PART 4
Gains on the Western Front
DOWN rHE MIppLE or The ROAD

From the regular Tuesday THE Christian Science
Monitor Views the News the American Broadessns Com
psnY nstwork)
BY Erwin o. csnhsm
The most important event Of the moment is vn-
dovbfed the resovndng fhresoone vote OF confidence
won by Premier MendesFrsnee in support Of the London
agreement But the vees and hottest the sqvabbs
over Defense Wilson's choice Of language in discussing
employment. Let's take the important news first:
In Paris, in London in Bonn, in Washington there is
greet satisfaction in the emphatic victory won by Premier
mean the Assembly will rsffy the final drafts Of the
London Treaty with similar margins But II very unlikely
that MendesErsnes will be overruIsd this issue
And other respects his position is growing stronger
The Premier able TO announce six per cent increase
in the minimum wage Productivity has increased in
France by almost exactly the figure in the last six
months.
ALL THIS MEANS THAT THE CRAVE DsLocAToN
OF THE FRENCH ECONOMY WHICH HIT WORKING
MEN AND sALARIED PEOPLE WITH AN INoRDINATE
COST OF LIVING, IS BEING REMEDIED.
Some al least Of the basic Of French confusion
and discomfort to be Yielding And the French AS
sebv having thrown down EDO in the face OF seoldng
from The United States from Britain from Germany,
rsdess itself Other economic steps under TO re-
dvee inefeeney bring France fully into the ranks
Of modern industrial nations.
With West German economic progress the marvel OF
the decade n Is obvious that France must work hard and
10 catch up The fruits OF Frances economic
Improvement are being ehanneed TO workers in higher
w,os tho Socialist Psry-whieh supported MendesFrsnee
,odsy-msy we'll agree TO participate in his cabinet
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. IT IS TRUE. COUPLED
WITH ITS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN N. MENDEs-
FRANCES POLICIES AN INJUNCTION TO HIN TO
MAKE PARALLEL AND SIMULTANEOUS" EFFORTS
TO GET A DISARMAMENT AGREEMENT WITH THE
RUSSIANS.
There u.s. Of course harm and perhaps something TO
GAINED in striving Consistently toward disarmament There
!, no harm " nations and peoples not fooled into seesP
inc the appearance for The substance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Christian Science Reading Rooms

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PART 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Dresser Suffoeates 3 IL Year Old
Child! The Devil Had Suffoeated
Parents Spiritual Sense!

Home, church, and Sunday school DEVOID OF-or
deficient in-Cod's Christ Science Messiah SUFFOCATES
divine and spiritual of the parents Hence, Old
Testament Scripture functions Sins of the parents in
Aicted upon the oHsprng!-in BELIEF.
The devl-animal ma gnetsm!-the real culprt-
ALWAYS! A man, woman, child have absolute
freedom of the will Catholic spir-
ual lunacy the contrary northumberland God and
the devil do all that is DONE per Jesus devils cap
tvesi-"Whom Satan hath bound"i
And re Himself: 81 of Mine self do nothing.
II i. the Father within Me, Who doeth the works"i
Detroit Times )-"Services for Margaret Louise
Platts 3 of 14l03 Sorrento, who suocated last Sat-
urday, will be held at 10 in the Buresh
Funeral Home 1851 Puritan. Burial will be in Holy
Sepulchre.
"She died when q dresser abe climbing tipped
pinned her by the neck the aide of the bed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
leonard Hits State Dynasty"
CONTINUED from Back Page)
CONSIDER WISHES

II don't think the people of Michigan want their
Judiciary to become spos system and fall under the
complete DONNA ton of individual
establish political dynasty. As governor, shall make
solemn duty consider the wishes of the various
bar associations and local communities in making such
appointments
Every appointive office in state government has
under the jurisdiction of the present governor DUR
term. People tell it's time for change in the gov
ernor's office because should be able to
dominate all of state government"
AID FOR TEACHERS
Leonard also advocated legislation enabling teachers
to under the federal Social Security order
ON THREE FRONTS
Gov Williams attacked on three fronts yester-
day in Jackson, Berrien and Cass counties by members
of the self-styed Republican truth team"
It. Gov Clarence Reid criticized the governor for hs
attacks the highway department, declaring Williams
system.
Aud. Gen. Martin took Williams task On the ques-
ton of the Korean War veterans bonus, stating Williams
never made any suggestions about it until Tuesday.
Martin and Secretary of State Cleary also attacked
the governors blast the highway commission decsr-
ing by charging guesswork road building he attack
ing the integrity of 80 county road commissions Mich
igan, every municipal engineering department and the
federal bureau of public roads,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Feikens Says Hard Work.
(Continued from Back P.ve)

Continued from Back Page)
Feiken, stressed the fact that an about orRaniza-
tionaI effort will insure victory.
"The candidates. led by Sen. Homer Ferguson and
Donald S. Leonard staging campaign that 10
ing heavily in pointing the fmbng and inc tness Of
the present leadership in Lansing and the need full
support of the Eisenhower program Feikens declared
I'VE must back this hard hitting campaign with organ
national support that will carry the message every
voter in the State"
"The effort workers put forth will determine the
margin of victory" Fekens said 1--WE need the help of
every worker, man and woman in every precinct. We
must do the job in neshborhood house by house,
to get the Of this effort provide Michigan
with progressive leadership"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
"ChrysIer Unwraps Styling Revolution.

by w. Clifford Harvey
VS. MOTOR EVEN FOR PLYMOUTH!
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
ChrysIer spends $50 million $-yields to the public
demand of longer, lower cars, with wider frames -
POWER STEERING EVEN, AVAILABLE IN THE
NEW PLYMOUTH!
TUBELESS TIRES standard equipment all Chrys-
Ter built csrs-12@o more 1917 greater skid
sistance.
Brilliant combinations OF startlingly hues >"
Designed ito take the by and shake him
out of his lethargy'.
Chryser ia determined to regain its just share Of the
market
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Reuther's Traitorous 113-Day
6. M. Strike

INFLICTED TREMENDOUS SUFFERING UPON
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS AND HEAVY LOSSES
TO MLLIoNsl-THE WORK OF PRISONER OF THE
DEviLl-"WHOM SATAN HATH BOUND" VIA
MARxisT, SOCIALIST. COMMUNIST INFECTION
TRAIToRoUs BIG LABoR-oF THE DEvILl
INFLIcTs MULTlTENs OF BILLIONS OF OF
INITIATION UPON THE COMMON MAN AND THE
SEE HARRY TRUMAN DOLLARS
TRAIToRoUs DEMOCRATS - DEVILS 'DuPEsI-
MAsTER-MIND PEARL HARBoR AND ALMOST
DESTROY CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP IN AsIAl!!-
GIVING AWAY MANcHURiAl-A CORRUPT RAW
DEAL FORWARDS CORRUPTION IN NATIONALIST
CHINA IN PART THROUGH SILVER BLOC
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS-THUS CONTRIBUTING
TERRIBLY TOWARDS INITIATION OF CHINESE
cURRENCYl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
DIVES FROM DOCTORS OFFICE:
Mother Killed in 13-FIoor Leap"

Excerpts from The Detroit Times)
THE suicide leap occurred from the office of DR..
Albert A. J. Wallaert, 1905 Kales Bldg rs W. Adams,
who had been treating Mrs Fenner for what he said
q mentally depressed condition.
CDR. Waaert said Mrs. Fenner had been under
treatment for several months and discharged last
Saturday from the Barlow Hospital 292 E. Ferry
months confinement. Her husband, Robert, 80, sad
his wife from Kitchener, Ont
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

LuSTs OF YOUR FATHER We WILL DO N
WHY DO We NOT UNDERSTAND MY sPEEcH7
EVEN BECAUSE YE CANNOT HEAR NY WORD.
I'VE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL. AND THE
LUsTs OF YOUR FATHER We WILL DO. II
HE WAS A MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING.
AND ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH. BECAUSE THERE
IS NO TRUTH IN HIM.
WHEN HE SPEAkETH A LIE. HE sPEAkETH or HIS
OWN: FOR HE IS A LIAR. AND THE FATHER OF IT.
John e:43, "A.
SPIRITUAL 'BAsTARDs'-DEvL's DEMocRATslll
Heb l2:7. s-"F We ENDURE THE CHRISTENING OF
THE LORD cdvine Love1 THEN ARE yE sons IF
NOT THEN ARE We B-A-s-TA-R-D-s. AND NOT soNs"I
MR. c. e. WILSON AIDS TREMENDOUSLY IN
WINNING TWO WORLD WARs-REscUINc
DEMOCRACY AND CHRISTIANITY FROM THE
DEvLIsH ERRORS AND SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRiPPLEs
AND THE DEVILS MATERlA MEDcAll