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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
BY Ben PhIesar
Asseeiaisd Press SPORTS Wsiiss

One Of the prime reasons for
the recent rise Of the Yankees
is the blossoming Of Mickey
Charles Mantle into q big-time
big Lacquer.
The 22-year-old. hitting
centerfielder apparently has ar
rived. although some fans who
regard Yankee miracles as COM
monplace feel he took q long
time coming.
Amid reams Of ballyhoo from
the South. the Yanks tried to
jump Mantle from the Glass c
Western Association into Joe
DiMaggio's job in 1851.
It didn't quite come on. Man
tie had to go down to Kansas
City for seasoning. He came
back in 1852 for what would
have been sensational season
for any normal rookie. He hit
% home runs and finished with
q 81 average.
But it wasn't enough for the
fans, who still were thinking of
DiMaggio. Mickey fell on to
.295 last season and, when he
came up, with an old knee injury
during the winter. the Yanks
were really worried.
Now Hitting 1923.
An operation put him out Of
commission through much of
spring training and he wasn't
ready when the season started.
But he's really rolling now.
His average Of 1923 is second
high on the club. He leads the
league in home runs with 20 and
tops the Yankees in runs scored,
triples. hits. runs batted in, total
bases and bases on balls. He
also has struck out the most, not
unusual for Mickey.
In the field. he ranks with the
best. He's good enough on
ground balls to play in the in
field, IL needed. Yesterday he
showed up at shortstop when the
Yanks ran out Of infielders In
the first game Of their double
triumph over the Chicago White
Sox.
Mantle was the batting star in
the first game. driving in the ty-
ing run with q right-handed sim
gle in the eighth inning and the
winning run with q left-handed
home run into left field in
the 10th. The score was As.
The Yanks coasted home In the
second. ILL.
Cleveland also won twice, SIS
and So. over Boston and kept its
half-game lead over the Yankees.
Dodgers Gain Ground.
In the National League Brook
Ign climbed q game closer to the
New York Giants with an 8-5
victory over Cincinnati. while the
Giants bowed to Chicago. 1876.
New York still holds q six-game
margin. In other action, Mil
waukee edged Philadelphia. so.
(See BASEBALL, Page A-l7.)
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Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit ct Washington tnight)---
cisysisnd Y Il New s' YORK 'enniDsit,-wynr
f12-D VS. Lopat (S-3).
Chicago st Boston fnisht)--p oFisf
fS-2) vs. Kemmerer 0-01
Baltimore st Philadelphia (night)---
Ptliette (7-l0) W Fricano t3-7l or Graz
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Littlefield (4-4) W Valentine (7-9l.
New York ct Milwaukee (night)--
Gomez (s-5l VS. Bull ll-7).
BROOKLYN at st. Louis fnightl--Ros
Philadelphia ct Chicaeo (2,---Weh.
meier t3-6l and Miller DID " pcilei
t4-51 and Hacker f5-9l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

stubbornly stick by the man Of his choice?
Two straight pennants and playof
loss by the Dodgers when Chuck Dresser
managed was not wholly pleasing to o'Mal-
ley, chiefly because Chuck couldn't beat the
Yankees in World Series. But Aston isn't
even going to earn chance to play the
Yankees at the rate his Dodgers are going.
One cannot help feeling little sorry
for Aston, who did not seek Dressen's job
but who, rather, seemed more or less content
to manage Brooklyn farm teams. When he
was given the job his reception by the public
was something less than enthusiastic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
Senators, 3; Orioles, z

Totals IS 8 10 "a I'll /
zone out when winning run scored.
"a 9Th.
2singled for Keriasakcs in 9th.
Washington --s---- 900 900 co.'s
Runs batted irl--pierina. Yost (2).
Vernon. Two-base htts--Coan. Snyder.
pierina. sacrifces-C Courtney. Watkins.
Double plsy-Pesky to SNYDER to YER
non, Left on bases-Baltimore 8;
washington. IL; Bases on balls-od
low. q. Struck out-By Porterfield. 81;
by Chakales. 4; b.. Kretlow. 2. Hits
on chakalss; In 6h inninss; Of Rrss-
ming: OF Porterfield, 8 in 8 innings;
OF Keriazakos. 0 in I inning. Runs
and earned runs--Oh Chakales. 2-2: OF
Porterfield. 81; OF Kretlow. IL: OF
Keriazakos. 90; OF Fox 90; Wild
Keriazakos dol. Losing pitcher
Kretlow (2-7l. umpires--Berry Stevens,
Chyylak Time--2:05. Attendance
4.sltt6 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
Fne1ri'tg siaP Sports
Washington, D. c.. Friday, July 49, 1s54-A-14 :.
Win, Lose Or Draw
BY FRANCIS sTANN

grip the National League pennant, the question will
What happens Walter will the quiet from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
Major League Standings
r-~-.r vrux, 40 raKs
AMERICAN.

WASH ssiaas:s 5: Ai ssiso., 2.
Cieve., 6-6; Boston.
n. Y, iii: CHI,
81,
Detroit, o; Phiia.. &.
Games To-day.
bet. at wash; $50.
Cleye. at n. Y. (nl.
Chicago ct BoS lnl.
BALTIC. Ut Phtla- tn1'
Games Tsmsrrsw.
bet. ct wash, $50,
Balto. at PhilA.
Cleveland at n. y.
Chicaso at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

tsee PEA. Page A-15)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.
Hklyn.. 9; Cincin:. 5.
Nilw, 3; Phila., 2.
Chicaeo, Is, N. Y. B.
o.. l.. 5; Pitts, 2.
Game. rss.s.
i. Y. at Mnv. ,nl.
Bklyn. ut 81. L. tnl.
fisss. At c.nsin. ,n''
Games Tsnsrrsw.
Pitts. at cincin.
New York at Milw.
Phiia.a ct ChicaEo.
nkiynR ct %. 1. tn)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

(See BASEBALL, Page A-l7J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

lsee SENATORS, Page A-l7)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
One at q Time. AL Says.

(See BIG SERIES, Page A-l7.) rs
Evening star., 1954-11-08
l By she Assoeiafsd Press

Democrats outvoted Republi.
cans BY more than 1,750. 900 in
last Tuesdays election with the
usual big assist from the South,
Excluding Democratic Dixie,
the party division reflects more
clearly the dramatic tightness
Of the struggle for control Of
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Story Hour Tomorrow
| For Pre- School Children

A professional story teller will
entertain at $50 pm. tomorrow
at y story hour for pre-school
children. sponsored by the Ar
lington Department Of Libraries.
The yarn-spinner. Bill Martin,
author Of children's books, will
be heard in Kann's auditorium at
the Virginia Square shopping
center.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Breakdown of Total.

lth Il
Breakdown Of Total.
The AP figures show that:
Nationally, the Democrats
harvested 21,849,8l1 votes, the
Republicans 20,099,32S, for a
total Of 4l,949,l39 and q Demo-
cratic edge Of 1.750. .483.
Outside the South, the DEM
ocrats drew 19,823,5l9 votes, the
Republicans 19,451 ,674-a diff
ference Of 370.845 In a total Of
39,276, 1893.
Ballots still uncounted wouldn't
change the picture much in
Northern, Midwestern and West
ern States where the tally is
fairly complete.
In the South, the official count
undoubtedly will pile up an even
heavier voting margin for the
Democrats. Many Southern areas,
where Republican candidates
run largely for exercise or not
at all. don't bother about COM
pleting an unofficial tally in ad-.
vance of the official count.
Is Were Unopposed.
Among the II Southern States,
four Senator's. four Governors
and 81 House members had no
opponents in the election.
The unofficial tabulations show
that so far AZ .027, 1877 votes have
been counted throughout the
country bit short Of the rec
ord 42.462, ,082 established for a
non presidential election year in
1850.
The figure Of AZ million plus
! for 1854 Is built UP from the
highest votes cast in the indivi-
dual States. In some States it
was for governor. In others 1t
was for Senators or House mem
bers. In Georgia and Louisiana
it was on constitutional amend
ments involving school segrega-
ton. The total also onaits votes
! for minor party candidates.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Demo cratic Vote Tops g. Q. P.
By 1,75O,O 900 Across Notion

Congress 20 struggle iii which
q shift Of D few thousand votes
either way In key spots could
have swung 1t to the q. o. r.
or given the Democrats stronger
niajorities In Senate and House.
The Democrats rolled up only
1000 more votes than the Re-
publicans outside the South on
the basis of incomplete unofficial
returns compiled by the Asso-
ciated Press.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17
Night Club Musicians Are WORKING
Mostly For the Devil

SENSUAL AND sENsUoUs ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
NIGHT CLUB MUSICIAN AND MUSIC
TEACHER-DIES, AGE 40l
STANLEY J. CNIEWSKOWSKI-
THE DEVIL TAKES A QUARTER CENTURY!
Surgery faiedl And no wonder
At Medical Convention in Chicago recently, one
remarked that he could perform a skful, highly
successful operation and suddenly the patient drops
Surgery cannot cut away fear, ignorance, or sin"l-
"A disease is the result of (unscienti6c, unChrse UNI
spiritually education!" (S&H)-Cod to Mrs Eddy.
FORMER SCHOOL TEACHER KILLED
IN AUTO CRASH!-43.
Chicago Tribune)
THE DEVIL TAKES A QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
Jesus said: BE not like the heather with their long
prayers and vain repetitions ~ and
IL have given you POWER over all the (so-called)
power of the enemy, and nothing shall by any MEANS
hurt you"i
BuT-the prayers and sloppy thinking of the four
European religious crppes permit it's victims very little
OF Gods protectonl in motor cars, air craft, etc.
teacher, reaching years and TO- must acquire
much wisdom and too often the devil
sees to 1t that such ripeness of years NOT aainedt
Services for Bernice W. Durchsag a. of Los Angeles
former teacher at the Hubbard public school, will be held
Mt 10 am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17
Battery Alleged Fraud!

labor mouthpieee out boldly and reeklessly,
pronouncing it's condemnation
The c. S. Monitor gave both sides, and made quite
an impressive for the alleged unscienthc possibilities
y the Battery Addtve'.
Nevertheless the testimonials the part Of reputable
institutions, to its merits, very mpressivel
Faith and the human equation achieve surprising
suits sometimes.
Any Chrstke Christian Scientist knows that materia
edica il NOT scientihc!-Yet, Adams and Ewes
spiritually unworthy for the scientific, Chrse treat
ynent of the one nfalble Physicisn--Cod, HIMSELF
Hence, Hebrews, Catholics, Protesants, and other
4upes of the dev-animal ma gnesmi INA terialismi-
I'LL continue play around with medicine, surgery, and
ychstry, and other healing endesvors VOID Of Gods
rist Master Science Messahiand they will be
ably sstishedfor years, often-es per the Scriptures
The devil will perform miracles that would deceive If
possible the very elect"l Matt. 24;24).
. This same VOICE OF LABOR STATES THAT ROY
EoHN, McCarthy's Chief of Staff, DRAFT
DODGER'i Drew Pearson so too
Hebrews-and Christians too-who have not yet
Aeespted Gods Christ Absolute. Master Science Messiah,
Continued Next Column ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17
Red Defeat In Guatemala Increases
Prestige Of U. S.I(C.S. Monitor)
Attention: Listeners To Labor
Breakfasts! Civil Service Is Being
Purified, Healed! 1t Is Being Given
Some (hristIike Righteous Treatment!

Harry 'Pendergas Truman land 'Pendergast' was a
'erook-big tme-prosecuted, and served time in
itentiary!) and the devils Democratic, mubillion
honeymoon of the devil! put many bad apples
into the barrel of Civil Service!
"PeopIe who live in glass houses shouldn't throw
stones."!
Civil Service honorably administered until the
Red DEVILS Democratic Party took over the White
House, and for 20 years-traors to God, and and
eountry-had their honeymoon of the devil!
Judaism put its parasites in; did Roman Cathol-
ieism; did the Harry, spiritual 'bas-
tard (eb 1879 perversons of Colonial Protesntisml
And their grandchildren will be paying the price for the
devils "knaves and fools" and his unChrske practices!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17

part of the spiritual con.
sciousness of the children Of
Gods creation.
And the works of Christ
Jesus, who was a little bOy, !
in the land among men can |
lift every thought both young, |
old above error. Every boy, ]
and every girl can be intelli-I
gent, and it is the duty OF |
every right thinking man, and
woman to help them rise upI
above error, into eternal
Truth. No boy or girl has to +
be a glutton for error, and |
when one finds friends who
do not want to be helped
one should not fall into their
way of thinking, rather he
should send up a prayer fol J.
them, that they may soon
understand; don't follow
them into trouble; leauI
them alone with God. yell
never believe them hope.
less as long as life lasts
Sooner or later, almost er
cry time they will find the
way, and help others lift
up their thinking. God is
Life, and He lives forever
|. And is ready to help all who
want to be helped.
1t is through prayer, study.
and practical reasoning, that
the human mind gives way
to the divine Mind, and there
find intelligence, to know
Life is God, and God is Mind,
in accordance with the Scrip.
lures. And the young con.
seriousness and hands should
be kept busy.
From this time on. il is a
good thing for everyone to
begin to stop listening to any
n egative thinking, and
think positive good thoughts.
There are no human carnal
angels to whisper devilment,
which has a power over the
power of God.
Angels are c o d.
thoughts passing to man.
1t is NOT old fashioned, it is
NOT fanatic, nor IS 1T OUT |
OF REASONABLE INTEL
LlGENCE to begin to destroy
the belief of evil in human
consciousness, and believe
more in God. good. Man is
spiritual. and he is the I'M
seen reflection of ("Life.
Truth and Love-" - God
Himself who destroys all /,
Everyone should
daily safeguard his God.
given divine rights.
Remember Thy Creator In
The Days Of Try Youth"
This writer from a chllo
up, never knew a time when
ashamed to stand up anO
speak before the people
words about demonstratlns
Life in God. And this az
ways helps one to DIS
pei false illusions, and s'
Truth is accepted, and broau-
ly applied, il is for protection
of oneself, and others wn0
are receptive to intelligent
being, in the consciousness
Of divine Life; we are ths'
underway to destroy.all falS
lconiinusd On Page "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17
Chicago Cubs Given Christ Master
Science Miracle Messiah Treatment
Copy to Manager Hutch Of Tigers

MIR. Philip Wrigey, Owner
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Chicago Illinois
My dear MIR. Wrigley:
You deserve better fate-and you shall have it!
1.-THE DARKEST HOUR PRECEDES THE DAWN" (S&H)
Fruehauf Trailer became world leader, because-39
years all of German Lutherans could accept
once least tentatively, that Christian Science might
be the Science of the teachings and miracles of the First
Century, That is no longer a debatable question!
All non-honest-toCod Christian Scientists Adams
and Eyes, unrepentan sinnersprisoners of the DEVIL
spiritual crpplespersons of defective sanity judgment
honesty, and intellgence!-sti functionng by the
called mind of the devil human animals born with.
Hence, Jesus and Nicodemus Hebrew Ruler of some
perception; rabbi, know Thou teacher from
God -! Jesus answered Except be born again
he function by that Mind which
also in Christ Jesus! (St Paul. in part) via which
take possession of triumphant scientific, Chriske,
masterful individuality
When you have COLIATH-LIKE OPPOSITION, and
neither money human wisdom triumphs you've got
seek Davidike help 1t is readily available today!
Mr.. Wrisey, the writer is of 62, through whom
and for whom, God has performed nraces and lest you
wonder whether the writer has delusons visions
Of grandeur let hasten to state that had to win psy
chiarc, judicial endorsement Of my mental soundnes
the of So before Roman Catholic Probate Judge
in order to take possession of substantial Inheritance up
into sizeabe six figures!
The writer has asserted, and has put in black and
one of the miracles he had hand in duplicating such
divine phenomena beginning in the writers 30h year. 1922
The writer continued stay in Chicago after the close
of the Century of Progress taking in the final week 10
days, and he spent little time with different baseball
men-your Charles Drake and different members of the
Tigers, in their frse three visits Chicago; also with
Hornsby, with his last place ST. Louis Browns-drving
his Coach, Charles OLeary, to the Park, with Mr..
Hornsby.
Hornsby invited the writer to to the hotel in the
evening and talk to some of the young
Incidentally the writer believes that by the Grace of
God, he SAVED Hemsley Hornsby's catcher, from IN
OPERATION FOR Observation-Disclosures through a
third party, believe it the secretary of the Browns
just the writer successful in SAVING TED WILL
LIAMS AN APPENDECTOMY, through third party, n
elderly in the Red Sox Office via telephone early
in the season of 1889.
The writer talked with your Boots Weber late in
April. Your team getting off to bad
the Tigers. They Immediately showed Improvement
Mr.. Weber suggested get in touch with Charley Grimm
which did. But that did not very promising, so
See Chicago Cubs Given Chrs-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17
Fear. No EriI

BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
ANGELS BEHOLD MANS LIFE IN GOD
CHRIST JESUS SAID:
"COME UNTO ME, ALL YE THAT LABOR AND
ARE HEAVY LADEN, AND WILL GIVE YOU REST:
TAKE MY YOKE UPON YOU, AND LEARN OF
ME; FOR AM MEEK AND LOWLY IN HEART: AND
YE SHALL FIND REST UNTO YOUR SOULS.
FOR MY YOKE is EASY, AND MY BURDEN Is
LICHT."-Matt. IL $3.50.
THE PROPHETS FORESAW THE COMING OF THE
CHRIST Isaiah said: For the Lord shall comfort Zion,
he will comfort all the waste places and he will make her
wilderness like Eden and her desert like the garden of the
Lord joy and gadness shall be found therein thanksg
ing, and the voice of melody.'-lsaiah 51:3.
And the Christ came demonstrating to the people the
prophesies of old
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, BY MARY BAKER EDDY.
TEACHES "You command the situation if you understand
that mortal existence state of sefdecepton and not
the truth of being Mortal mind is constantly producing
on mortal body the result of false opinions; -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17

Oui Il dliitl -Nl Olllti oOu,
all-harmonious," saw fit that
Christ Jesus, His beloved son,
(whose Spirit through Him
was always presently +.
should serve the world with
a body mortal thought
imageD like that of men,
as prophesied. And for
Jesus to show the people
the way, and remove hui
man doubt, he must have
spiritual power. God gave
angels to guard him in
Spirit, that he would stand
in spiritual relationship with
Him, while proving all
things. The Master knew all
must be done by Spirit and
not matter. in order to over.
come the sins of the world.
that the human race down
through the ages could learn
to travel the right road and
reach, in some measure in
consciousness, spiritual des-
tination.
Error Cannot Touch Spirit
In all of the history of
man, no one was punish.
Ell by mortal mind, ("hu-
man collective thinking
Of men more than Jesus. Yet
he did not stop until his mis-
sion was fulfilled, and his
great spiritual greatness rang
over the hills and the valleys
of the universe.
Christian Science teaches:
Jesus endured the shame,
that he might pour his dear
bought bounty into barren
lives" What was his earthly
reward? He was forsaken by
all save John, the beloved
disciple, and a few women
who bowed i'm silent woe no.
meath the shadow Of the
cross"
Through the study of
Christian Science we learn
that even though, Christ was
forsaken, spiritually scien-
tifically speaking, evil is no
part of man, and it cannot be
connected with the spiritual
man of Gods creation.
And as it was when he
walked with men in Galilee,
so it is now, evil being i'm
personal, will use anybody
who will not protect himself
against evil suggestions. In
working against evil, | find
one Of the best rules is to
watch my own thinking, new
er willingly entertain harshly
mean thoughts about Others,
and it is good to listen for the
voice Of the angels Of God be-
fore speaking about anything,
In this manner as one goes
along, he can search himself,
and find out whether, or not
he is demonstrating the Life
of Christ in God; out of
whose mind come all intelli-
gent being, which is greater
spiritually and morally than
anything else.
Youth Can Be Helped
And this brings us to the
questions of today, and to the
solution Of all problems of
violence, child delinquency,
vandalism, and rowdyism.
They are all off-shoots of
human mortal mind think
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17

CREATOR Spirit; Mind; intelligence; the animating
divine Principle of all that real and good; sefexisten
Life, Truth and Loves that which is perfect and eerna
the opposite of matter and evil which have Principles
God, God who made all that made and could not
create atom element the opposite of Himself.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17

will be 'dupes' Of the devil! And contrary to Roman
Catholic doctrine there such thing freedom OF the
will hatsoexer God and the devil do all that 10 done!-
Hence Peter three times liar the of the Cruel
6xion! And murderous Hebrew Saul-"whom Satan hath
bound" (chrst Jesus) opposes the purified Judaism of
Christ Jesus desperately needed in that of the Roman
Empre Saul opposes until his spiritual insanity produces
physical bndness!-and in humility, he asks Lord, what
wilt Thou have to dot"
Ananas-the good Chrstian-heals hm!-And he
proceeds to become the masnihcent Apostle Paul!
NEWSPAPERS, LABOR, AND POLITICS!
Wall Street has saying 1.-THE crowd 10 always wrong"l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-17
10 Million Unemployed After 8
Years Of the Red Raw New DeaI!!!-

and mission, who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Fruehauf- Martin Luther job IN this age!l ana
How! Science & HEALTH our textbook, 10 GOD LID
A HIGHER AND TRlER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO,
Jesu. "Ioved Righteousness and hated inquity"l
The "lukewarm" live in a fools paradise"I
UNTIL HITLER PUT THEM TO Work.
DEVILS DEMOCRATS AND LABOR DEMAcOCueS
LOOK AT THE HOLE IN THE DoucHNuT AND
CHARGE THE REPUBLICANS WITH THE TRicKLE
DOWN TAGl
THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS AND BIG LABOR
sABoTEURs BEAR MAJOR GUILT BEFORE GOD
AND MAN, FOR a 100 BILLION EXTRA
INDEBTEDNESS TODAY
LABOR HAS INCREASED WAGES TO-DAY IN
TERMS OF THE 5o-CENT TRUMAN DOLLAR!!
THAT WOULD BE A LAUGH, IF 1T WEREN'T
PITIFUL AND TRAGIC!
100000 EMPLOYED IN May
100000 ABOVE MAY OF A YEAR AGO!
AND HIGHER THAN ANY PEACE.TIME
MONTH IN HISTORY!
The DEVILS Democrats and labor barons initiate the
unemployment figure by half million wives who once
worked! many Of whom in the process of ber-
from the devish pursuit of the dollar and thus
being prepared aid in reducing adult and juvenile de-
Jnquency!!
LABOR TREASURES APPROACH A BILLION TOTAL
IF NOT EXCEEDING SAME!
AND A RECENT VOICE: TEN BILLION S TOTAL!!!
MAKE THE LABOR BARONS loosen the purse
strings and HELP the UNEMPLOYED!
THESE FAT LABOR BARONS MIXED THE
COUNTRY to the TUNE OF TENS OF BILLIONS OF 5,
with THEIR TRAITOROUS STRIKES!--often Communist
inspired!!l
Evening star., 1954-09-10
Air Force Studies Effects
OF Cold on Negro Troops

MADISON, Wis. Sept. 10.--
The United States Air Force Is
conducting research on the eff
fects extremely cold weather
had on Negro troops in Korea,
Dr.. John P. Meehan, assistant
professor of physiology at the
University of Southern Cali
fornia, reported yesterday. ~
/ The American Physiological
Society is holding its annual
meeting here.
Dr.. Meehan said Negro troops
suffered far more from FROST
bite injuries" in Korea than
white soldiers.
Tests of $50 white and Negro
men between 18 and 26 are be-
ing made at the U. S. A. F.. Aero
Medical Laboratory at Ladd Air
Force Base. Fairbanks, Alaska.
Men place their hands and feet
in refrigerators and ice-water
baths so scientists can study
blood circulation, skin reaction
and body temperature.
The program is being con-
Quoted to help clothing design
ers devise cold-weather covering.