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Memorial Services to
be Held for Wdlter
White in NY. Sunday

Several national organlza-
ton for human rights have
Joined to hold a memorial for
the late Walter White, former
executive secretary secretary
of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People, on Sunday at St.
Jug st in e S Presbyterian
Church.
The announcement was
made by the Rev. Robert ].
Stone of the Morrisania Pres
byterian Church and chair
man of the intergroup com
mittee and Walter L. Kirschen
baum director of public rela-
tons of the Jewish Labor
, 1955-04-01

Freedom College IN Copenha-
gen on Liberation Day. May
5th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Some Premature Deaths
Continued from Back Page)
Newspaperman Dies at Age 81

Robert BaIvck-
THE DEVIL TAKING IS TO 40 YEARS BECAUSE OF a
HOME, CHURCH, SUNDAY ScHoOL-iF ANY
EDUCATION VOID oF-oR DEFICIENT IN GODS
INDISPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE, CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH!
Robert BaIIvek showed good judgment in leaving the
New York melting pot psychology heavily SATURATED with
the deviI-annaI magnetism via the devils Judaism the
devils Roman Catholicism, the DEVILS Christ Science void
healing endesvors-the devish sophistieaon r. pro.
noting easy and pleasant violations Of the Ten Command
ments via exploitation and rackeeerns in all branches
Of the entertainment world the press magazines books and
the DEVILS BILLION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AND TO.
BAcco MISUNDERSTANDING in millions of dvpes. suckers
whom the devil sells cheap substitute for the New
promise Of THE PEACE OF GOD WHICH PAssETH
ALL UNDERSTANDING" and whose blessings compound
ed in Gods Second Coming Of the Christ Messshshp His
Christ Miracle Science Messiah Millennium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
WHY Do We Fear to Punish ChiId?-

Continued from Page
oh my father whips me-" the boy said When
I'm bad he Just lectures me-.
About whsf? Judge Wodmsn asked.
The bov paused then buried How should ! know? !
don't istenl
The boys father simply being modern" parent He
had read Of the child psychology Of the last 20 and
had thrown punishment 9uf the window medieval or "a
ssdste outlet for the unresoved hostility Of parents Where
punishment involved laying hand child he had noted
The ofiued phrase corporal punishment" and learned TO
shudder az H. half in confusion with capital punishment"
Now that his boy had been insdeqvatey brought up
home-snd had be brought up in eovrthe father
Under stsndsbIy puzzled
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham

Continued from Back Page
that drink often leads 70 another In every city visit
asks pray for husband, wife. who
started social drinker and has become alcoholic
Today you think you have perfect sefeonfro But il you
make habit Of drinking what will you do when you face
anxiety disappointment?
You also have responsibility for the welfare Of
neghbor Your example may lead him into habit he cannot
break you him 10 do anything which brings his
downfall you guilty And don't forget that alcohol the
OF many Of traffic accidents and who COM
ts murder the highway because his responses slow,
he doesn't where he's going guilty the sight Of
God.
Our bodies the temples Of souls We must treat
them with respect The Bible says Whether therefore eat
drink whatsoever ye do do all TO the glory Of God
q Corinthians l0:3D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Social Security



ent in 1889 collected billion dollars from its taxpayers.
In 1945 the climax of the most devastating and
pensve world in history, the Federal tax collections
amounted to IS billion dollars. Then peace un-
precedened prosperity and the official liquidation of what
the Republicans called the mess in Washington The
Eisenhower administration had taken platform
calling for reduction, and, in 1854, the Federal
collected from the not or or IS
billions, but 70 BILLION DOLLARS
With and depression that astronomical sum
of enough. The Federal Government continues
spend billions than takes in We constantly
reminded that balance the budget year, the Fed
era Government must collect taxes instead of less
But, election year bad time to advocate tax in
Any orthodox politician will tell that cand
date who campaigns for higher is licked before he
starts Nevertheless the Federal spenders still demand
m
What them is the political alternative? The
full votebuyers have had alternative especially made to
order. The alternative is the seductive, habforming
narcotic popularity known Federal Social Security Here
last brand political snake-ol for which the voters
will gladly the extortionate tribute and at the
time sing the praises of the brazen political pitch
men who palm it off them. Thus have the Federal
spenders made great and growing virtue out of their
continuing itch for more and more of your money
The Sociaisc vote-hungry hunters have planted the
great Social Security deception deep down in the popular
mind They ferlize it heavily with good words, Pous
promises and deliberate falsehoods 1t is deeply rooted
the great orty of Congressman afraid to
attack this political marijuana.
To tell the truth about the insduous narcotic of Fed
eral Social Security in the political atmosphere of Wash
ngton requires the integrity of saint and the of
these necessary qualities For instance Representative
Noah Mason of Illinois of the fraudulent evil of
Federal Social Security and has heated to tell the
grim truth about it.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Actor, Il, Suicide in Hotel Here

IN. 7. Tribunel
THE DEviL-ANMAL INCONSISTENCIES As
YEARS VIA HIS WRONG HOME CHURCH, OR SUNDAY
ScHooL-if sny-EDUcATloN-ALL INADEQUATE
TO PROTECT MEMBERS OF THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD AGAINST THE RAMPANT sENsUALITY AND
so-cAlLED CULTURE OF SENSUoUS ANIMAL MAG
NETIsMl-THE DEVIL, FOR MANY CENTURIES,
HAVING SOUGHT TO COMPETE WITH GODS
CHURCHES, OR EVEN WORSE, TO BELITTLE AND
DESTROY THE PURITY AND SPIRITUALITY DEMANDED
OF CHURCHES THAT WOULD HONESTLY REPRE-
SENT THE UNREcMENTED. DRUcLEss, HEALTH
AND HEALING. oMNIPoTENT CHRISTIANITY OF
The cHlLDLESs CHRIST JESuS-"THE WAY, THE
TRUTH AND THE LIFE" DEMONSTRATING AN
ALREADY COMPLETELY POPULATED SPIRITUAL
UNIVERSE, VOID OF THE DEVILS MATTER,
a mYTHi!i-HuMAN BIRTHS SIN, DISEASE, DEATH,
WARS EVEN, AND THE so-cALLED coNvUL sIoNs
Or NATuRE-coNvULsIoNS inland oF-coLLEcT-
I'VE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS. THE ILLUSIONS,
DElusloNs, AND ERRORS THEREINl
PART
GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH IN
COMPLETING THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS or
CHRIST JESUS. REVEALS AND DEMONSTRATES
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. AS sATURATING
EVERY IoTA or THE OWNERSHIP
Thus utterly snnihIang any belief Of reality in The
MYTHICAL CHASTITY farce Of material sxstenes"l
Russell Thomas Chase. n, actor, was found dead In
MS ROOM Police said that empty bottle which had
contained sleeping tablets found near his body"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Today In Washington

CONTINUED from Page 81
One wonders how The six Democrats the Senate Bank
ing Committee could sign the statement they issued this week
eondemnng the appointments by the President TO the
Securities and Exchange Commission without realizing that
the Eisenhower Republican administration may have learned
what IL doing by study Of the practices and customs
OF The Democratic administrations.
For IL early in the New Deal when Mr. Roosevelt not
only refused resPPoni those who didn't with him but
actually removed William {. Humphrey member Of the
Federal Trade Commission because the then President
wrote the mind" Of the commissioner didn't go along"
with his
SUPREME COURT RULING
This 10 the Supreme Court Of the United States
which unanimously held in 1895 that this wasn't valid
for removing member Of qvssivdieisI commission But
The Supreme Court Of couldn't rule the policy Of
ths administration in declining TO respPoin in appointing
persons whose philosophy differed from that Of the
then existing administration.
Senators Fvbrighf Of Arkansas Spsrkmsn, OF Alabama
Douglas OF illinois, Lehman Of New York and Monronsy Of
Oklahoma who claim the Securities and Exchange Com
mission is being packed with persons who from hs
ranks Of business and finance would hardly record
Continued Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

condemnng ell the appointments OF an snfpvsness nsfure
made by the New Deal and Fair Deal administrations in filling
vacancies on government boards and commissions.
notorious in New Deal days that whore the statue
called for bipartisan sppoinents the Democratic admins
stion careful pick Republicans who New Dealers
Nobody those days asked the Republican National Commit
for advice TO what would be good appointments from
minority standpoint.
ROOSEVELT APPOINTMENTS
The New Deal and Fair Deal practice TO seek out
deoosesy suitable nominees for the bipartisan commits
sons As for the Supreme Court Of fhs United States Mr.
Roosevelt OF several appointments named only one man
who had prseens lawyer for length Of time
had been law professors politicians with little
experience in actual litigation
As far as sympshies were concerned both Mr. Roosevelt
and Mr. Truman selected men known be in accord with
particular viewpoint II labor board the appoinees
be proIabor II II commission board to resu
late business usually had TO be with an anti
business bias II scandal how the entire Federal Judi
eisy time than IS cent from the Demo-
cratic party.
Today the Democratic Senators who object the ap
pointmen 10 the Securities and Exchange Commission Of
with banking investment experience saying in effect
that such men and impartial they take
the oath Of office 10 the government OF the United
States II is case Of smesrns because of his profes
sionsI experience his clients form Of guilt by assoea
ton which would deprive Of integrity Of chance TO
their government.
PREVIOUS PROTESTS
The radicals have tried this many the past
with regretabe effects The late senator Norris OF Nebraska
vnsveeessfvy fought the confirmation Of Charles Evans
Hughes for the Chief useeshp OF the Supreme Court in 1880
because he had been corporation lawyer The labor bosses
about the time defeated the confirmation Of Judge
John Parker for the Supreme Court because in Federal
decision he had matter Of law ruled against labor
Yet Judge Parker known Of the liberal
the bench and labor chiefs have since conceded they
mistaken.
What radicals want drive ell business Of
Washington They want return TO the days of the college
professors who dominated nearly important agency
supplied the basic memoranda for the New Deal policies The
country hasn't walked TO the type Of rsdessm which
Of the attic Senators eb scng today Per-
hsps by he time the 1856 campaign is this record will
attract attention. For IL obvious that many Of the
Democrats moving and toward rsdesism and
programs Of ownership and control
OF almost everything with the kind Of brain trusfes
power who nearly wrecked the reeenerprse system Of
America in the sos.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Christian Boy and Hebrew Adult
Involuntary Victims of the Devil
Animal Magnetism!

AND INTELLECTUAL DISCIPLINE PRAYERS,
TYPICAL OF THE -FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS GRIP.
PIES AND THEIR SPIRITUAL ABDUL TERMINATING
THEIR FoLLoWERs-DUPES ssUcKERS-SEEMNcLY
DEPENDENT UPON VARIETY OF THE DEVILS
HEALING ENDEAvoRs RANGING FROM THE DEVILS
MEDICINE. SURGERY, AND PsYcHIATRY TO
PRAYERS VOID OF THE PURlFicATioN. PROTECTION
AND HEALING POWER or GODS INDISPENSABLE.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MEssIAHlM
PART
POLICE EXAMINING THE FAcTs
further, from the Detroit TimesE"Eisenberg, who had
employed Donald before hired him Edward Ford H. Of
1907 81. Avbin, 10 help him yesterday.
The truck going about five miles hour when Ford
decided to. Jump out and alongside He for half
block and then wanted back into the trailer through
side door,
"HELPlNG PAL"
Police said Donald reached TO pull Ford in and
instead himself pulled from the truck the
front OF the trucks wheel.
Eisenberg, who driving said he nothing Of the
accident until he heard and felt bump"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Stockholders Come First

Continued from Page u
sIAH SON. AS PER GOD TO JESUS. TO US. MATTHEW
1898: THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is LIKE UNTO LEAvEN
tchrist Seienee) WHICH A. WOMAN HID IN THREE
MEASURES OF MEAL SCIENCE, THEOLOGY MEDI.
CINE"he title Of the 9th Chapter Of Gods
imperative educator, berator Of the devils Adams and
the C. S. Misunderstanding them TO LET THIS MIND BE
IN YOU WHICH WAS ALSO IN CHRIST JESUS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Loves Giving

Continued from Back Page)
Because of the love which Christian Science engenders
those who vnderssndingly have great desire 10
give Their giving however does always take the form
Of material gifts Those who fell the healing touch Of
Christian Science recognize and rejoice in its spiritual gift
This Science teaches give the Master gave He gave
the Word OF Life Truth and Love TO those hungering for IT,
Today this religion bringing freedom many The hungry
being fed the sick being healed the weary and heavy
laden being vnbvrdened the sorrowfu being
foried Such truly genuine giving mpeed only by the love
that is Of God.
The giving should be natural and spontaneous Only
fear that there is enough for ALL fear that the gift
not be understood appreciated would interfere with
the ovpourng Of loves generous bovnuI giving loves
giving the expression and sttesson Of Gods
government Of man. His likeness Doubt fear greed do
not belong in the spiritually created universe Of Gods making
and thus they have place in the experience consciousness
of Gods children
Jesus said Luke 2:32) Fear not little noek for II
your Fathers good pleasure TO give you the kingdom" In
this giving expressed the Fathers tender loving for
His children. This giving is Loves manifestation human
affairs. Jesus busy reflect divine Love- He
healed the sick raised the dead led the hungry blessed little
children and taught that such giving would
bless all who followed his example, He said Luke $685. Give
and shall be given you; good pressed down.
and shaken together and running shall give
your bosom. For with the that ye wihs
II shall be measured 70 you again"
One does not fear give when he knows Gods insbIs
his unity with the divine Mrs Eddy
in the textbook p 81 Love impartial and universal
in its adaptation and bssowas is the open founf which
cries Ho, every that thrsth ye the wates
When awake 10 the ever-presence and availability Of
good begin TO draw evsrPrssen supply from the
exhsvsiibe spiritual We then realize that what we
receive from God not be withheld but be used
and shared and put into service for the Joy and benefit Of
humanity In Science and Health Mrs. Eddy writes p 7o)
GIVING DOES NOT IMPovERiSH US IN THE SERVICE OF
OUR MAKER, NEITHER DOES WITHHOLD DING ENRICH U.s. :"
GOD IS THE GvER or ALL GOOD He forever giving TO
man; indeed without this giving could exist
to receive that which God gives have only LET 90
false belief that mortal and accept the truth Of mans
divine sonshp with God This truth positive inclusive
never diminishing but becoming and apparent
II Is put into practice.
Whenever the writer. . child, fell lack Of good and
was MISERABLE AND UNHAPPY, her mother would wisely
say do SOMETHING FOR SOMEONE. QUICK" This remedy
never failed u being proved today by many who snss
ing their sense Of rsesptvir by first learning give They
Continued Next Column TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Stockholders Come First, SAYS
WoIfson"
(From Detroit Free Press)


WASHINGTON-(AP)-F inancer Louis E. Wolfson
told investigating senators Tuesday the stockholders of
the sksbOund Capital Transit Co. want everything they
can get"
The 43year-old 6nsncier board chairman of the Cap
ita Transit before Senate District of Columbia sub
committee holding hearings bill b. Senator Morse
3D.. Ore.) to take away the company's franchise
WOLFSON SAID 81 BELIEVE IN PAYING THE
HIGHEST DIVIDENDS IN THE COUNTRY. I'M NOT
GOING TO SACRIFICE THE STOCKHOLDERS IN OR.
DER TO CREATE PUBLIC FAVOR IN WASHINGTON
WON'T"
Stockholders have shared seven million dollars in
dividends since Wolfson and his associates bought control
of the company in 1949
Wofson said everything would have been all right
except that the District of Columbia Public Utility Com.
mission hasn't approved the compsnys request for fare
increase, the fourth in six years.
He said he'd like increase the wages but that az
can't be done without fare increase"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06
Too Much Talbot

CONTINUED From Page u
SECRETARY TALBOT WILL HAVE TO GO AND TIE
SOONER He GETS OUT or THE ADMINISTRATION rHr
BETTER FOR ALL CONCERNED.
Mr.. Eisenhower into office under pledge TO put
prompt end 70 notorious for graft and fsvorsm
regime distinguished for the number Of in II who used
the power Of office for their profit Mr. Eisenhower simply
afford TO have the appearance Of improperly In
his official family and read the from Washington
there than Just appearance of improper eondve
in the record.
Plainly Mr.. Talbot has been giving his undivided
attention the problems and duties Of his office At time
like this which II is hardly exassresaiion say the
lives Of tens Of millions Of Americans and the survival the
nation itself depend he decisions Of the secretary for
air. he has been devofing good deal Of his thought puc
gng for his private business Mr. Eisenhower should no
difficulty in finding who better qualified from
many points of vew
In making his selection, il 10 be hoped that Mr. Een
hover will not again choose whose chief claims pre-
fermenf his association with Gov Dewey and his talent
money raiser in the 1852 campaign for the nomination
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-06

TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1858
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Flower Show to Be Opened
March 10 by Mrs. Eisenhower

azaleas win be q center pool
garden, In which live ducklings
will frolic. Wispy dogwoods viii
overlook the scene.
A 50-foot jet Of water viii
cascade into the air. setting OF
a display Of Norway spruce trees.
The home gardener will find
many new ideas as he wanders
through gardens. The United
States Patent ONCE will have an
educational display Of its horti-
cultural patents. Other partici-
pants viii be the University Of
Maryland and the United States
Agriculture Department.
The Allied Florists, co-spon-
sors Of the show, are planning q
surprise exhibit Of cut flowers.
An exhibit also is planned by the
National Capital Orchid Society.
On opening day. show hours
will be from Q to II pm. There
after the gates will be open
from II am. to II pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-25
NotionoISynphony Play
AU-Germon Program March ?

The National Symphony Or
chestra will stage another Of its
international Nights" next
Wednesday in Constitution Hall.
This one will be German
Night. The orchestra, under DR..
Howard Mitchell, will play an
alderman program, and the
German Diplomatic Mission win
put on a display of musical pub
locations in the lobby.
German Ambassador Hans
Krekeler will be on hand to
hear a program headed by the
rarely heard Mass in C Major"
by Beethoven, featuring the
glee clubs of Smith and Amherst
Colleges, Soprano Helen Boat
wright, Contralto Margaret To-
bias, Tenor John Hanks and
Bass Paul Matthen.
Other works will be Beetho-
ven's "Lenore Overture No. 3"
and Hindemith's Mathis der
Maler." Hindemith is the Ger
man-born compoS whose
works were banned in Hitler's
Germany because of his persis-
tent refusal to cooperate with
Nazi authorities. He has lived
in the United States for q num-
Der of years.
The lobby displays will show
recent publications of the three
best-known music publishers in
Germany. B. Schott and Sons.
Baerenreiter and Breitkopf and
Hartel. The latter firm is not
Evening star., 1955-02-25

Mrs. Eisenhower will open the
National Capital Flower and
Garden Show officially at 2 pm,
on March 10 in the National
Guard Armory, it was announced
last night by Bertrand g. Nc
Ginness, show chairman. The
show will run through March l6.
Details of the show were given
out at a press conference in the
Mayfiower Hotel. 1t was reported
that the million dollar" display
Of fioral wonders will feature. for
the first time, tropical orchid
jungle officially grown in Flori-
da's Everglades for the OCCASION.
Visitors also will see full-grown
coconut and royal palm trees,
exotic orchids and many tropical
plants.
The entrance to the show will
feature a massed array Of bril-
liantly azaleas from the Botonic
Garden. Directly in front Of the
Evening star., 1955-02-25
Minimum Collateral SET
For Parkway Speeders

Minimum collateral for speed
ing violators in the District was
set yesterday by Municipal Court
judges to include the 45-mile
limit on the recently completed
Washington Baltimore highway.
The new regulations. made
necessary by the faster limit in
the District are:
Ten dollars collateral for
speeds between As and so miles
an hour. SIS for speeds between
81 and SIS. $25 for speeds between
56 and go, and $25 for speeds
over so.
The new regulations become
effective Immediately.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

only the oldest music house in
existence, but is one Of the Oldest
publishing firms Of any kind
in the world.
Details of the program were
announced yesterday at lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Jouett
Shouse, vice president Of the
orchestra board Of directors, by
DR.. Haide Russell, assistant cul-
tural secretary of the German
Diplomatic Mission. Miss Rus
sell said she is trying to get
some original manuscript score3
to add to the music display at
the concert.
Evening star., 1955-02-25

5 MoeGreeor Jimmy Demeret
Woods. set Of 4. were 48.0o;
now ----- 3l.99
3 Moe0reoor Jimmy Demeret
Woods, set Of 8, were $500;
now ..-a24 24.95
II Moc6reeor Jimmy Demoret
Irons, set Of S, were 90; now
26.99
3 Kroyden Hy-Power Irons, set
Of 8, were 64.00; now $3.50
8 kroyden Hy-Power Woods,
set of 3, were $500; now
24.77
Evening star., 1955-02-25
GOLF EQUIPMENT
LOUISVILLE

8 Louisville Grand SIom Woods,
set Of 8. were $500; now
36.49
| Louisville Grond Slam Woods,
set Of 4. were $500: now
59.95
z Louisville Grond Slam Lodies'
Irons, set Of 8, /. H., were
n2.OO; 74.25
] Louisville Grand SIom Woods,
set Of 4. were $500; now
$500
a. a ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY FETE
FOR JOSEPH E. DAVIES

Former Ambassador Joseph 3. Davies. who turned
7eyearsyoung Tuesday is st talking about his birth
day party
The owner Of the famed estate. Tregaron. which he
has bequeathed to the United States Government cele
brated the anniversary in Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Freuhauf. old and dear friends Of
Mr. Davies sent their private plane TO Washington
pick up the guest Of honor Also going with him
his son-n-aw and daughter. former Senator and Mrs.
Willard Tydings.
The Freuhaufs gave dinner for Mr.. Davies the night
Of his birthday and the guests numbered 40 Of his old
friends ut was q real surprise" he says.
The former United States Ambassador to Moscow has
completely done Tregaron. Mr. Davies recently re-
covered from serious illness but is now doing some
entertaining himself
He gave dinner last week which was one in q
series OF small parties he has planned for the season.
Among the guests who dned OF the fabulous service
used by Catherine the Great Of Russia were the Dean
Of the Diplomatic Corps and Nine. Munthe de Moreen-
stierne.
Ambassador Davies win give another small dinner
tomorrow evening The guests win then 20 on to the
theater to the last Washington performance Of he
Great sebasans' starring the Lun The actors are old
friends Of MIR. Davies