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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

The Federal Railway Labor Act however, not very
specific on this point, that number of unions apPAr
emily led by the international Association of Mschnists
have tried to force the Santa Fe adopt closed union
shop.
But small group of employees did not want to join
the union and resisted in the courts.
The lower agreed with their position, and issued
an order against forcing them 10 join the union
1t held that the state law took precedence, and that
the RICH to individual freedom would be destroyed
OVERRIDE DECISION
Now higher has overruled this decision, thus
giving precedence to federal law and the compulsory
union shop
The main argument of this higher court 10 that to
prevent Of nonunion members would destroy
collective aiming although to be good many
that the way destroy collective bargaining 10 to
allow monopoly.
The argument. that seem strongest to me follow:
The Railway Labor Act merely permits the union
shop does require it, The whole spirit of the act
that the ma should be allowed interfere
with intra-union activities
The intention of Congress. shown by the fact that
Taft Hartley Act forbds employers employees
a to union membership.
2-Coercve union membership increases union manop
oily power For union to threaten strike employer
and pay dues, is tending to establish monopoly.
VIOLATES RIGHTS
Sit would further break down states rights in labor
regulation The Taft-Hartley Act specifically recognizes
such rights.
4-Compulsory unionism violates your rights and
mine individual freedom under the Constitution Ii
violates the rights OF minorities
Unions here to stay. So hope, is collective bar
gaining. Under competition, both have done great good
Coercion and monopoly however, will surely lead to
control that will destroy the good along with
the bad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
The Devil Horns In
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At that point friend Of this motorist-A highly
spected busnessmanwent into action behind the
and succeeded having the motorists postponed for
three weeks The speeding charge carried $500 fine
and the stigma Of permanent record his drivers IL
The highly respected businessman arranged a
meeting with the Judge Of the traffic and succeeded
in having the fine half and the entry deleed from
his drivers license
No doubt the explanation the offending driver had
the Judge resulted in this remarkable show Of len.
ieney. He simply sad Your Honor, heard a noise in
my motor and stepped the aceeerator to If could
still hear it at high speed
In the words Of your editorial. both individuals and
society must take the blame for speeding and drinking
Here where the honest effort Of the srrestng Of
heer do his duty largely creumvented by someone
'hgher up" Let hope that such cases are rare Raj
Lyndhurst, Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Free Press Loses Mailer-Age AZ!

Thomas E. DeArring
HARWORTH HOSPITAL AND PATIENT-VlCTlMS
OF THE DEVILS MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
SATURATED WITH ANIMAL MAGNETISM
Observation-Disclosures WITH AT LEAST ONE
OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
CRIPPLES-SUFFOCATED Mr.. BEARINGS DIVINE
AND SPIRITUAL SENSE. HIS THINKING,
HIS VERY LIFE HERE
YOU DIE WHEN THE DEVIL SHUTS OFF
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MID.2oTH CENTURY JOURNALISTIC
PHILOSOPHY MUST ALSO BE A FACTOR!
These daily papers dupes, suckers for the devil
VIA SHAMELESS SEX EXPLOITATION AND
RACKETEERING!-GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL
BASTARD Heb. l2.7,sl THINKING AND
LEADERSHIP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Premature Deaths

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
1853 Pints Of Blood Fail to Save Life

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
MeCraeken Fears Abuse Of Religion
by Politics
IN. Y. Iribunel

IN. 7. Iripunel
The current religious revival in America is TO be wei
coined but there aspects Of II which matters Of real
concern particularly the idea that religion may be used TO
serve The national interest the Rev. Dr. Robert MeCraken
said Yesterday in at the Riverside Church. lad
81. and Riverside Drive
we must not too readily that Christianity and
our way Of life and the thing. When religion
and naonssm closely allied prone TO identity
the will Of God with their political aims and aspirations
"If political institutions idozed, religion is apt 10
DO abused exploited The tendency then Is 10 have God
serve The nation whereas nation which is truly under
Cod will make It's first business be the agent Of Gods will
and purpose" he said
Americans say that communism is stheistie and
against communism therefore God must be side. he
said. THE danger here is that may 60 with God
our ally claim His support for racial economic and
national aims We may confuse with His
Consciously uneonseousy may identity Him with the
free enterprise system We may develop CHOSEN PEOPLE
COMPLEX" Or. Mccrseken said.
This leads 10 sslfrsheovs attitude which has been
criticized abroad and disposition only accept but
TO freeze the status quo he said "A truly religious nation
s bound TO be nation with lively and sensitive eonseenes
knows that is under the judgment we'll as The grace Of
God. To religion instrument serve our purpose
10 abuse H. We here 10 Cod not 10 have God
ssrvs Va" Or. Mecrseksn said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
House Probers Charge Labor
y Raeketeering
lchiesso Tribvne)
BY JOHN FISHER


Washington Jan. "A house invesfissf svbeommi.
fes today charged labor and their officials with rae
lettering practices in Ohio and the Washington, D. c. area
and recommended prosecution by federal authorities.
Among the charges acts Of violence. bombing,
exoron bribery income tax evasion and conspiracy to
late federal laws.
The findings were presented by house governms
subcommittee which headed by Rep Bends
I(R on now new member Of the senate Other svbeommis
tee members were Representatives Hoffman r. Meh) Hill
sIson r., No., Dawson ID. IIl and iksrd ID, Texl
THREE UNIONS ACCUSED
The unions involved in Ohio The AFL international
Of Tesmster chsyTevrs Warehovsemen and
Helpers Of America and The ALL international Association
Of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers OF Ame
In the Washington the union concerned was the ALL
Brotherhood Of Painters Decorators and Psperhsnger
America.
review Of the hearing record clearly indicates The
existence Of situation the fesmsfers operations in The
Ohio which is and has BEEN injurious TO the rank
and flo union members we'll small business men, The
subcommittee said
record that under the operations and drs
lions of William Prssser president Of the Ohio Conference
Of Tesmsters there have been instances Of inmda;on
cxiortion income violations, conspiracy TO violate The
law other illegal practices that have continued for
years without corrective effective action having been ns
iufed 10 bring the perpetrators TO Justice.
WARNS OF FURTHER ACTS
The subcommittee also charged the iron workers union
il arrested immediately may lead TO more drastic acts
Of violence"
The subcommittee said there appeared TO be violations
Of the TsftHaey act Hobbs anraekeieerins act internal
act and several instances Of perjury and contempt
III would appear conclusive that raekefeers who
permitted operate under the gve Of being honest labor
leaders be eliminated in order TO permit labor and the
rank and file worker TO Just and fair living and TO
enjoy the fruits Of his labor in peaceful surroundings The
subcommittee said.
The Washington Investigation concerned charges that
the Painters union, local 36s, had solicited and accepted
thousands Of dollars consideration for agreement that
they would certain provisions Of collective bargaining
agreements existing between the Unions district council No.
81 and group known locally the contracting painters the
report noted.
The waivers resulted in inferior work. loss Of work and
wages employees and added TO the costs OF the contractors
including the government, the subcommittee reporter
" charged illegal practices similar TO those in Ohio and
in both cases recommended Furnishing Of copies OF the
hearing transcripts TO the attorney general United States
attorneys concerned secretary labor and the commissioner
Of internal revenue initiation OF grand Jury Investigations OF
possible violations Of federal laws; possible contempt
eeednes by the house, and continued inquiry OF labor
rseketesrins during the present Congress-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
How Christian Science Heals:
RADIO PROGRAM NO. 50
A Proof That Prayer Heals

Following the program title released
How Christian Heals heard internationally about
COO stations This of the weekly produced
Christian Science Committee Publication lo7
Boston IS. Massachuseiis)
On this program Mrs Alice 3. Hyatt OF Louisville. Ken
iuekY told Of her experience, as follows
Let's sect almost ten years ago that he Aed
Of cancer. For time had had lump in my left side.
and finally had exploratory operation Tests
laboratory and the decided active
Ct In days another operation performed
which left without The OF my left Later dis
covered these symptoms in my right side. knew
had decision make and wanted think for my
self,
II dark, rainy November morning. and in my
extremity turned TO God in prayer II me 10 try
Christian Science, although didn't know anything about
this religion then II seemed IL somebody had turned
light for had not been in Louisville long and did not
know anyone call on. telephoned my husband ~ his
place Of business He said he wanted Try anything that
would help me-
remembered having ssn-chrisfisn Science
Reading Room-so got bus and went there |
NOT given 70 hysters but Just about hystercsl win
fear when arrived could help thinking that IL went
through the trouble with my right side had with
my left would be completely helpless. The librarian and
talked for about hours She showed The listing Of
Christian Science practitioners in THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
JOURNAL. and selected one 10 help me.
went home and q result Of the truths the librarian
had told slept that night without sleeping sbssfor
the first time in three months After few days began TO
do my homework One day when rinsins
bathroom curtains suddenly realized that had pain
don't know Just when II disappeared but II gone Be-
fore that the pain had been constant
The most wonderful thing that the lump my
right side disappeared entirely we'll. There has been
return OF the symptoms Furthermore ressned the full
OF the had been useless People often remark
the great strength have in both my
While this healing taking place didn't understand
much Of what hearing reading Of Christian Science
Bot my mind made up going TO be Christian
Scientist knew there nothing else for When I
church and heard the wonderful testimonies Of heal
ing and all those people who looked happy and free,
knew they had what needed. After little while began
wonder how this healing could have taken place quick
w. and The words Of the Bible 10 my
The word Of God is quick. and powerful"
Ny husband began 10 study Christian Science with me,
and for him opened up and unexpected business OPP
porivnss We both grateful for the blessings that
have 10
The commentary as follows
Friends suppose you TO have healing as remark
able the which Mrs. Hyatt has lust related Would you
have the slightest doubt about healing method that had
cured you when eli other efforts had fsilsd7
I " you have had such healing have . loved
cured you the 10 The question. Does Chris
iisn Science really hsslT'
In her textbook. Science and Health with Key 10 The
Continued Next Column, ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22
Cite Employers Labor ErrOr"
CONTINUED from Back PAgel

Continued from Back Page
monopoly price for labor? Are the high-cost marginal
employers paying dividends7
To have to prove that each company not able to
puts the enerprser at the mercy the
labor boss.
IND MISTAKE
The second mistake is to accept the idea Of the union
shop closed proposition This doing much build
up the monopoly power Of the union leaders.
The problem comes to head in the recent Santa Fe
railway in which railway union seeking to com.
pei the company all its employees become union
members
Texas and is other states have 'right-to.work
laws that prohibit labor contracts which compel workers
10 become union members against their will.
Continued next column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

The Detroit Tribune presents the N. Y. Trbunes se-
count Of Dr. Mecrsken Sunday Sermon, January q FEARS
ABUSE OF RELIGION BY PoLlTics'r
Our readers will recall answer TO Dr. Mecraekens
recent sermon: FEARS LOSS OF HoPE"-toP OF Column
page T. issue Of January s-svns the contents OF
brief message 10 Dr. Mecracken with meaiy portions OF
three Trbunes and the c. s. booke-The Importance OF
the Lesson.Sermons."
This Of Or. Mecrsekens, we believe
will have some interest for readers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-22

The following article is reprinted from the Christian
Science Sentinel
Evening star., 1955-02-17

This set includes Camera,
Flashholder with flashguard,
2 rolls films, batteries, 0
No. 3 flash bulbs and book.
let Snapshots with your
Brownie Camera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

Justice and State Departments
have Jared very well in personnel
matters as q result of the Houses
action on their 1856 sppropria-
tons bill.
The State Department would
retain its present number of
employees and add about 100 or
so new jobs, mostly overseas. It
also was given SIS million to
carry out its new migrated for
eign service-departmental per-
sonnet program.
| The Justice Department also
would suffer no personnel cuts
and would add $50 or so en-
ployes in the departmental serv-
ice. In addition. the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation received
money to hire los new employees
In connection with the FBI's
added duties In the field Of
security and criminal investiga-
tive matters.
immigration and Naturaliza-
ton received enough money to
hire about $50 new employees for
its border patrol. The Federal
Bureau Of Prisons also would be
able to hire $50 new employees.
Funds to pay premium over
time benefits were approved BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

the children. and their status
correctly identified during a
period in which many would be
moving from grade to grade,
school to school or city to city.
3, Many State polio organiza-
tons are not set up to handle
a second stage of the inocula-
ton that many months later.
4. BY the time the last shot
is due. vaccine supplies should
be plentiful For parents who
cannot afford the cost of the
final shot, DR.. Van Ripper said
he assumed the States would
then be geared to. assist the
needy.
But the foundation will offer
a booster" shot to those chill
dren who received the vaccine
last year. This would include
the 1900 school children who
participated in the test in Fair
fax County.
In all health circles, it was
accented that children must get
the last shot to complete the
vaccination series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
SEE cORSI REpUDIATED
State Seeks Full Probe
Of Refugee Program

ton 1000 orphans will be
allowed to enter.
These are over and above the
154,657 quota immigrants who
may enter this country annually
under the McCarran-Wa Act
Few Refugees in Italy
1t is normally far easier to
process relatives for visas than
it is refugees. Take Italy as an
example. That country has a
quota of $4,000 refugees and
relatives. The bulk of the visas
already issued for Italians -
16,398-are for relatives. Italy
does not have a great many refu-
gees. The same goes for Greece,
which has a quota of $1,000.
The department had set a goal
of $1,000 visas by June 80, but
officials now estimate they will
attain about IS per cent of this
figure. One of the principal rea-
sons for missing the target. lies
in improved economic conditions
in Germany and Austria. Some
of the original applicants have
changed their minds. There
were supposed to be 1880 visas
issued in those two countries by
the end Of June; the, estimate
now is 5000.
AS for Mr.. Corsi going beyond
the law in making commitments,
the department officials point to
his deal with Italian leaders and
representatives of the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers and the
Culinary Workers unions to pom
sor 1000 tailors and cooks for
priority admission. Priorities
are not condoned by the law; it
is first come, first serve"
Sought July 4 Arrival.
The former United States
commissioner of immigration
wanted to send special teams of
investigators to Italy to speed
the checks on visas and ski.ls
and asked the Italian leaders to
gather the refugees into one
camp so that they could all
board the same boat for a July
4 arrival in the United States.
Mr.. Corsi defended his plan,
declaring that it was his idea to
get wholesale assurances or
SponSorships and thus speed
things along. However, the
Refugee Relief Act Of 1858, Sec
ton Ia, reads:
Blanket assurances shall not
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the House for FIJI agents. Immi-
grafton and Naturalization ON.
GERS and United States marshals.
The House also approved one
step raises for United States
marshals and grade promotions
for SO deputy United States
marshals.
USIA-In the same bill ap-
proved by the House, the United
States Information Agency was
given enough funds to hire about
200 new employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

be considered as satisfying the
requirements of this section"
In practice, the State Depart
ment has tried to assist indi-
dividuals who do not have a
strong enough case to present a
sponsor to obtain co-sponsorship
with an organization.
One Of the reasons Mr.. Nc
Leod recommended Mr.. Corsi,
according to these anonymous
department sources. for the job
of assisting in the program was
the belief that. with his New
York political background and
contacts in this field, he could
greatly accelerate the number
Of assurances being produced by
voluntary (private) agencies.
This has not occurred.
The total of assurances re-
ceived by Mr.. Mcleod, as Of
April 8, was 33,608. Of these,
1884 have been verified and
sent to the field. No visa may be
issued without an assurance from
an individual.
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VERY good" or comparable rat
ing would get two points. instead
of the one point given ''satisfac-
tory" employees. in retention
credits used In observation-disclosures
programs. Also, Of course. the
higher rating would give en-
ployes much better chance for
promotion over their colleagues.
+
PAY - Chairman Murray Of
the House Civil Service Commit
tee announced yesterday he has
requested a rule from the House
Rules Committee to bring up
the postal pay measure for House
action next week.
Mr.. Murray said he would APP
pear before the rules group at
1890 am. Monday to ask for
the rule. It's expected that the
rules group will grant a rule
permitting amendments to be
offered to the measure when it
comes up for House action.
The measure reported by the
House Civil Service Committee
provides an average TO per cent
postal Redistribution increase.
However. there will be moves on
the House floor to increase this
amount to 80 or 10 per cent,
despite warnings that President
Eisenhower would veto any
amount in excess of 7.6 per cent.
The 80 per cent amendments
would retain the salary reclassi-
f1cation authority asked for by
the administration. But the 10
per cent move would follow the
Senate's action in providing no
Redistribution Of the postal
salary structure.
Classified pay action in the
House has been delayed the past
few weeks pending action on the
postal pay bill.
NO PERSONNEL. GIFTS The