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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

members of the Communist conspiracy Mccarthy did not
elaborate.
s-An order % destroy the files on q member of the
military where the files showed he a Communist"
9-The handling to Russia of United States currency
plates with control the amount of American
backed currency which they could print" Our additions
Hebrews Morgenthau, Harry Dexter (Weit) Whitel.
10-That millions of free men, and children
sold into Communist slavery" at Yalta.
IA loan of $50, 900 ito the Communstcontrol
ed government of Poland while the bate between
touch and CO." Dean Acheson, the Culprit!l
l2-That China denied American aid in 1945
White House order signed by Lauchln Currie.
13-That the head of former President Truman's loyal
program ordered that workers
ing Office not be fired merely because they Com
munsts"
14-That Federal grand jury investig atng Commun-
lists in the United Nations in 1852 held that almost with
exception these subversve employees with thu
United Nations formerly employed in various depart
ments of our own Federal Government"
15-That shipments to China embargoed when
that nation ock-1 in struggle with the Communists
16-Bu while embargong shipments to China, 1--WE
forcing the opening of the Kagan Mountain pass Man
churia with the result that the Chinese Communists could
be and were fully armed by the Russians"
17-That Formosa bockaded from giving any aid
to those fighting the Chinese Communists the mainland
1s-That Alger Hiss rapidly up the ladder" in the
Government despite official reports starting 1899 that
he "a member of the Communist conspiracy"
19-That General Macarthur was "hamstrun1 and
finally brought down by the interference the State De-
partment in Korea
20-That Gen. James Van Fleet, former Korean COM
mander testified in Washington he believed the enemv
there could have been defeated If he had been turned
Goose"
ASK yourself my friends, who in Washington refused
to let the general in the field win victory Mccarthy
said.
How many American boys died because this great gen.
eral instructed win? How many will die the
future, man knows he said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
likes Future Program
Reprinted from Straight from the Shoulder"
Journal Of Political Fact

Journal Of Political Fset
President Eisenhowers blueprint for the remainder Of
his great program has at least II major phases He outlined
them follows in his Hollywood speech on September
23 1854 when he said:
Important legislation must be considered by the next
Congress- This would include great program expand
foreign fsde-s program promote American investment
Abroad comprehensive water program II will
include tremendous highway program. II will include
legislation TO meet the needs Of people in the field Of
health and medical ess-snd il will and for all repv-
dafe the philosophy Of soesIzed medicine.
~ will include consideration of the very important
recommendations that will grow Of the White House
ference Education The Congress will consider
isIafon of fundamental importance respecting the
Of armed forces Armed Forces Reserve System
will be established.
Congress will be called upon consider the exceed
ingy important recommendations Of the Hoover Commission
and also those of the Commission Of Re-
Iations and Fiscal Affairs concerning the relations between
Federal State and local Many other important
problems will command the attention Of the next Congress-
Among them will be for lowering the voting
age in Federal elections Statehood for Hawaii - amend
ments Lsborhsnssement Lsws-and other yet
realized promises in the National platform Of the Republican
Party
we determined TO fulfill every commitment that
have made TO the American people.
will be able 90 ahead TO attain these goals for
q better American
YOU hold the TO that sIImportsnt question. II
YOU make certain that every potential your precinct
registers Republican, you TO that every such regis
frsnt election day and IL YOU get every Re.
publican vofe-incvdng your own-President Eisenhower
will have another Republican Congress- the only guarantee
you give him that his program will be completed rs
up to YOU.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Leonard Offers Voters
Timetable For Results

Donald s. Leonard has set timetable of accomplish
ment for his administration s Governor of Michigan
Here is his timetable o vitality needed action:
l. ST, LAWRENCE SEAWAY-A conference of
of Michigan cities and villages develop Mich
Seaway Plan including development of port facilities
and required State and Federal legislation Michigan
will be ready for the ST. Lawrence Seaway The Confer
would include highway development, school expan
sion meeting pollution problems and other services
required by expanding population
2. HICHWAYS-A comprehensive highway
structon program by April, 1885, legislation GO
the Spring Election ballot if needed and accelerated
road building program will be underway the of
1855.
3. SCHOOLS. An overall plan to school needs,
which becoming acute elementary and high school
enrolment increases by than 900 yearly, before
the Legislature adjourns in 1855.
a. TAXES-A common-sense examination Of the
State tax structure before the 1856 legislative
plan adequately for State local government and school
needs avoid wasefu of service and give
relief to Michigan taxpayers who now paying
than 81 900 600 900 for services in
Michigan.
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Mccarthy 'Indiets Democratic Party
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"How many Americans died because that order was
no will know; that died, be-
cause of it, no one question:" Mccarthy said
2-That in 1943 Stevenson helped formulate postwar
policy in Italy which ito bring Communists into the
Italian Government and to bring the Communist leader,
Togliatt, back from Moscow
3-That the Democrats recognized Russia in 1888 and
that Whitaker Chambers, former Communist said the
action 'Iaid the United States open to espionage
4-That in ls43, when Stevenson special assistant
in the Navy Department. members of the Communist
spraey were allowed radio operators either
commercial or naval vessels.
5-That in 1s43, Lsuchlin Currie, who he said was
named under oath Communist arranged for Earl
Brode head Of the Communist Party in this country, to
confer with the State Department on China policy.
6-The deliberate betrayal of guerilla leader Mic.
haiovieh in Yugosavs in favor of Tito during the
He said the result Communist Yugoslsvis.
THE secret Army directive which authorized the
granting of commissions in the United States Army to
CONTINUED Next Column TOP)
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Poor Windsor-0nIy in Belize

lis HAVING FoRD-uAW-cio TRoUBLE-oF THE
DEvILl-EDUCATION TO MAKE MORE CHRSTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SClEkTiSTS-COD'S CHOSEN PEOPLE!
Hebrews Catholics, Proesfanfs, and other prisoners
the DEVIL swfvy hsrdprsssed cope with the Sub
Deties Of the devi- animal msgnsiisml- aIism!
De earns soeaIIed 'mind-wheh. together with the hv.
han body, God declared TO be MYTH-Sl- Science and
health with Key 10 the Scriptures by Mrs. Eddy-God's
osvghtersveesssor 10 His Holy Ghost conceived Messiah
$onl
"A The devi-vis the arrogance Of the labor leaders
gain, and again. and again rob both labor and society,"
Jhs devil will not permit labor in too many esses-to
@ what they may receive peacefully, without losses and
ben lousy strike robs them Of their demanded gains,
nd the unfortunate community. the innocent suffer along
Fth the guilty.
Management and ownership need ample reserves and
evriy in view Of the dePreeafins purchasing power Of
he dollar which, according TO the informed has boosted
he cost 70 TO 10 thousand s. TO supply the machinery
befory, and real estate ETC. for each iobl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Red Herring Truman and His
Political Judge
LUIS. DISTRICT JUDGE LUTHER YOUNG
ALL, FORMER GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA

LUIS. DISTRICT JUDGE LUTHER YOUNG
DAHL FORMER GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA.
David Lawrence in the Detroit Free Press Of October
D. presents amazing. comprehensive analysis Of fyPi
bal Democratic, political judicial appointment
WAsHNGToN- When the Government presents .
to Federal Court is entitled to fair trial and the
Judge who tries the is usually obligated 10 disqvsy
himself he has previously expressed opinion adverse
10 either party in the
This the rule and the custom in American ursPru-
dsnes Yet it is amazing example Of the Prsivdiess
That today where anti Communist controversies in
'olved find The w. S. Attorney himself under attack
when he asks for the disqualification Of judge
There should be surprise that the Propriefy OF
Judge Youngdsh sitting a Judge in the case OF Owen
Laimoe-indiefed for denying under oath that he was
promoter Of Communist ntsrsss"is being Questioned
by Leo Rover. v. S. Attorney
The curiosity arises because il is being asked How
Federal Judge who has expressed doubt about me
fhee remaining counts in indictment give fair trial to
ths Government Of the United States in prosecuting the
Ease when he has already Prsivdssd the issue'5 wovdn'
Juror be disqualified he expressed publicly such doubts
before trial took place?
Judge YovnadshI did say with reference to the three
that remained for trial that the question OF material
y like the question Of psrtinsney is question OF law TOR
he court 10 decide when the Governments evidence IN
p a. the conclusion Of oil the testimony.
But II that's 10 be the procedure then why did Judge
fovnsdshI fse II necessary without hearing any sv
PENCE doubt The counts in the indictment 's 70
Pc sd7 This and other questions being asked ss me
s being discussed among lawyers here some OF whom
pay the Yovngdshl decision Is quite unprecedented
Judge Luther Yovnsdsh should by no means again 81
IN judgment Owen Lstiimore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
The President and A Republican
Congress

Reprinted from Straight From the Shoulder"
Journal Of Political Fact
Why must President Eisenhower have another Republi-
Congress complete his great program? He answered
this question pontedy and rrefvtsby in his Hollywood
Bowl address September %. when he said:
Let look at few political facts Under system,
many millions Of citizens have partisan affiliations This
should be- In other way Party responsibility
be fixed under system
But for . political Party in Nation TO be held
clearly accountable the people for its political philosophy
and programs guide the Of Government II is
essential that that Party control both the Executive and Leg
isIsfive Branches Of the Government.
That is what all Of you worked for in 1857
when unfortunately the Congress is controlled by
political Party the Executive Branch by the other poll
tics Washington has field day. The conduct Of Govern
tends under these conditions TO deterorste into
endless Of contests for political advsntase-an end
less Of political manevverngs Of ssgnston and in
acon-of half measures measures at all.
These the reasonable compelling reasons-why
completion Of your great program requires the election Of
Repvblicsn-ed Congress-
IN THOSE BRIEF QUOTES ARE ALL THE FACTS
NEEDED TO ESTABLISH A FIRM CASE FOR ANOTHER
REPUBLICAN CONGRESS- THE VERDICT IS UP TO you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Kendall Shows Governor Hand

FULL REPORT BY HIS OWN COMMISSION DOES NOT
SUPPORT GOVERNORS GLOOM AND DOOM" TALK
Steps taken by the Eisenhower Administration boil
the Michigan economy reported by the Governors
Emergency Industrial Production Commission.
brought to light by National Committeeman David W. Ken
dali after the Democrat attempted suppress all
the good news the report contained.
Kendall disclosed the following from the report:
I. The bill will give Mchigan's economy a
ndous lift by cutting the total Federal bill in Mich
igan by s577 million, with $500 million savings for nd
vidual citizens.
2 New atomic energy legislation will provide add
tiona employment and business opportunity Michigan
B. The small business administration already has pro-
vded financial assistance 19 ANAL firms and has helped
26 small firms obtain government contracts
a. The St. Lawrence Seaway is one of the greatest
long range aids 10 the State economy.
S. The Federal government has speeded up by ak
months the ALLEGATION Of highway funds match State
funds for construction, providing for jobs
s. The Presidents $50 billion highway program, on
which Senator Ferguson working, will result in in
in the number of motor vehicles and provide
poyment for million additional workers.
z. The housing law will stimulate housing and
construction in Michigan
8. Senator Ferguson and Senator Potter working
closely with the Defense Department Federal
tracts for Michigan
See Chicago Reins-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Ability and Versatility
God is,IndivisibIe

There ia belief among mortals that capabilities ano
alents are unequslIy allotted to mankind by eene.
ent but not always impartial creator ST. Paul wrote y"
hs epi.tle the EphesAns GAS, I'D that Christ gave
ffts men And he some, apostles; and some
Prophets, and some, evsngelist" This concept OF
hg abilities il often wrongly interpreted TO mean that be-
PAUSE certain talent is markedly the possession of par
ocular individual the expression Of other capacities an
cult for him. and that because of this he may sometimes
Ind himself at variance with those around him.
II IL quite generally accepted that one with denne
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
Hurricanes Only M-y-t-h-i-e-a-I
Moving Pictures Of Mortal
Thought Phenomena!

OF THIS 'PHoNY', MATERIAL. so-cALLED WORLD
(WHICH JESUS SAID WOULD PASS AWAYlM
II did for Him. in His Asesnsonihs divine and sterns
A srsspsd spprshsndedl And bless the Saints smiIss
No said: my Works and GREATER shall ye do"ll
Bvt-"If ys love Me- keep Ny Commandments
PART O.
hLl MUST AND SHALL BECOME cHRIsTLIKE
4 CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS JESUS BEING NUMBER
oNEl- TO BE coNsUMMATED OR FORWARDED
IN THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
rHE NEXT WORLDI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

to be practical manager Of successful business Fol-
lowing this unfoldment the opportunity for the fur
Their expression of her artistic talent wider scope than
before reaching beyond the borders Of her
country
Anyone who feels incapable of fulfilling that which is
required of him needs only to gain better understanding
of the of Gods creation and thereby draw the
needed capacity and talent from the fount of invsbe
being For in the letter the Epheans (46) Paul
said there lone God and Father of ALL who is above ALL
and in you ALL" Science and art wisdom and ability,
knowledge and aptitude, with all the other attributes of
God reflected by the real and therefore avail
able to ALL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23
prodieaI Son and Elder Brother,
Both Sinners!

ssnsvsfy Of the sophisticated and the soeslIsd com
mon man and his Evs-Iikswiss the ssnsvovs animal mao
r.sm Of fhs so-esIsd evtvrsd-boih groups are in i'm
p.rsts need Of chrisfIks order 70 hes
Individual national and international diseases essmities
ssirophiss including the alleged leadership Of the REDS
for example sYPHILITIc SONS OF
bATAN!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-23

Reprinted From the Christian Science JOurnAD
DATE 24s
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I'm HARMONY

tFRoM THE MICHIGAN NEWSLETTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Glamour Is Their Business
Joan CouHieId- Controlled Dieting Is Best

any chance Of my infiicting my
breath on others.
1.-THE sense Of smell plays an
important part in the charm
picture" Joan continued. But
so many men don't realize how
offensive their hair oil is when
it turns rancid. If they would
buy small bottles instead of
large ones this could be avoided.
Thank heavens. Frank is always
immaculate. One of the first
things I noticed about him was
his freshly scrubbed look.
Grooming can be carried too
far, though" Joan unused. I'm
this town where there is such
q premium on appearance II
makes you realize that beauty
to be impressive must come
from within"
Exactly what do you men?"
asked.
There is something repellent
about any one who is self -con-
scious of their looks. If you
should pin me down to what
consider the greatest of all beau
filters would say learning to
be unSelflSh.
"You can spend hours on your
toilette but there's no glow-no
radiation-like the impact Of in
ner beauty to transform your
face"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Club to Meet
AT Embassy

Miss Kathryn Towne. associ-
ate professor Of home economics
at George Washington Univers-
ity, will address the CIV. Fac
ulty Worpen's Club at a recep-
ton to be held from $3.50 to S
pm. Friday at the Greek En-
bassy. \
Professor Towne was a Full
bright lecturer at the Superior
School Of Agriculture in Athens
last year.
An honor guest will be Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr., a trustee Of
the university.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Arthur
Burns, wife Of the dean of the
School Of Government. and Mrs.
Martin Mason, wife of the dean
Of the School Of Engineering.
Miss Virginia Kirkbride is
president of the club. Mrs. Wolf
ram Legner and Mrs. Mildred
Shot are chairmen of the pro-
gram and hospitality commit
tees, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

Of my nail very gently with a
piece Of this glass. Then she
buffed them lightly and they
looked like new"
would you advise a nom
professional trying this?" ]
asked.
$50 long as you stroke very
gently you'll clean the nail with
out harming it. And it's a big
help If you want to go without
polish" she said.
Frank Ross. Joan's attractive
husband and producer Of THE
Robe" came in from q game
of golf. He kissed his wife and
as he went into the other room
he said, Are you two girls ex-
changing beauty hints?"
Hints for Men
st feel there should be more
beauty hints for men," Joan de-
clared. They are always saying
what they like and dislike about
women. Well. I feel like telling
them how they can be improved.
Some men who are exquisitely
tailored fastidious about every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

HOLLYWOOD. - Joan Caul-
field Is one Of the prettiest and
most talented girls In motion
pictures and television today.
Yesterday afternoon I went to
visit her in her charming hilltop
house, and as we had tea I told
her how much I enjoyed her TV
show, my Favorite Husband"
: "It's hard work but the letters
from the fans are so wonderful
that it's more than worth it." she
told me.
!: Suddenly Joan noticed that I
wasn't eating any Of her beauti-
full coconut cake.
do you mind II I take this
from under my nose? I have q
sweet TOOTH" she explained as
she crossed the room. IT don't
want to tempt myself. I never
have dishes Of candy In the house
on the principle that out Of
sight is out Of mind"
We talked about dieting.
"Some people pay too high q
price for q youthful waistline, I"
Joan exclaimed. II think this
determination to wear q size 10
or IL dress can be overdone. In
order to keep this slim they de-
prive themselves Of everything
they want to eat. This constant
denial shows in their eyes, their
disposition. and takes something
away from their personalities.
Will power can be overdone.
Watches Figure
az watch my figure but with
controlled indulgence. I try
never to overeat and I'm familiar
enough with calories so that
when I have q choice avoid
what Is the most fattening.
But I believe If you crave
something. eat it and get 1t OF
your mind. Later balance your
budget by giving up something
else" Joan added.
AS we were talking I was pleas
antly aware Of Joan'S scent and
told her so.
She was frankly delighted.
"It's something I mixed up for
myself. That is. I mean I blend
ed two French perfumes. I
started doing this when I found
I had several bottles with just a
little perfume left in them. \ de-
cided to pour them together to
see what would happen and it
turned out so well I've been ex-
perimenting ever since. The fun
Of it is having a fragrance no
one else wears"
Have you ever made a mis-
take?" I asked.
Sometimes" Joan confessed,
"but there is not too much lost
because I blend such small guam
titles.
Il like to mix nail polishes,
too" Joan said as she held out
her hand to show q lovely rose
shade. Her nails were all the
same length and in beautiful
condition.
They used to have awful
ridges and stains until a girl at
the studio showed me a trick"
Joan told me. "She broke q
light bulb and scraped the top.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

thing. neglect to use deodorant.
When they take OF their coats
you want to run. Unfortunately,
a daily bath is no protection
from perspiration.
"And there is no excuse for
any one not to have a pleasant
breath. I admit that onions and
garlic are important to the fla
vor of food and no one enjoys
them more than I but I stay
away from them when there is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Dinner Tuesdoy

entertainment by the Suitland
High School Alumni Choir will
be q feature Of a dinner meeting
Of the L'Enfant Business and
Professional Women's Club to be
held at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in the
Broadmoor Hotel.
The program is under the di-
rection of the clubs Education
and Vacations Committee.
Tomorrow May Be Too Late, /"
is the title of a short skit to be
presented by the Health and
Safety Committee of the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Beauty 0tHon1e

Here is something every
reader will want-a copy of
leaflet M-25, "Home Beauty
Treatments and How to
Make Them" Included are
such wonderful things as
facial beauty masks, formula
for liquid shampoo, liquid
cleanser and skin tonic. Get
your copy by sending 5 cents
AND a self-a dd re s 8 e d,
stamped envelope to Lydia
Lane, The Evening Star,
p. o. Box I'LL, Los Angeles,
Calf.
Evening star., 1954-04-18

land; I, Sunday Ihss.sr.
Wfe-12, This Is the Life; 11:3o, New Nome
81 Preyisws, I, Early Sunday Show.