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Evening star., 1955-07-24

lity to his proposal for a new
European security system, re-
placing the Western alliance
The West had insisted that work
on Germany come first.
Technically the decision tc
link the two was a compromise,
but actually it satisfied the real
aim of the United States, Brit
ain and France in pinning Rus
sia down to promise to negoti-
ate on Germany before new Sc
curity safeguards are estab-
| lished.
/ October Farley Set
The negotiations are to open
next October in Geneva among
the foreign ministers of the
United States, Russia, Britain
and France. In the end they may
or may not produce German
unity But how the problems
turn out. possibly years from
now, will be one of the meas
ures of the success of the Ge-
neva Conference.
The Western powers also pre-
vailed on Russia to drop a de-
mand that East and West Ger
many be invited to the October
meeting. Moscow has been try
ing for years to win Western
recognition of the Red regime
in East Germany. In that. Soviet
Premier Bulganin and Foreign
Minister Molotov failed again.
| But the Soviet delegation to
Geneva will not go home empty
handed. The best informed
Western diplomats agree one OF
the Russian purposes in coming
here was to promote a freeze of
the present division of Europe
and the development of a pro-
longed period of peaceful CO.
existence"
Play Waiting Game
In other words the Russians
want a truce in the cold war and
tonight it appeared that they
had just about secured it. In a
sense they are playing a waiting
Ioamp IN Gorrnopv
They made it quite clear in
Geneva that they do not want
to rush into unification. Unifica-
tion now would mean they would
Evening star., 1955-07-24

lose all of Germany to the West.
They may hope the issue can be
stalled until some future time
when West Germany's ties with
the Western world might be less
strong than they are now.
This Soviet policy poses a long
range problem for the United
States and its Atlantic allies, in
cluding West Germany. Unless
they maintain their unity and
strength in dealing with Russia,
the future opportunities for
which Bulganin and his asso-
ciates undoubtedly hope may in
deed open up.
Seek To Curb Communism
Mr.. Eisenhower and Secretary
of State Dulles have warned of
this danger in the past. 1t
would be surprising if the Presi-
dent did not mention it again
Evening star., 1955-07-24

in his report to the American
people Monday night.
To say that Mr.. Bulganin
sought a truce in the cold war
is not to suggest that the Vest
|ern leaders opposed it. On the
contrary they made quite clear
in conference statements that a
lowering of tensions in the East
West conflict, and a normalizing
of relations between the two
great power blocs was a major
concern.
But their purpose is different.
What they want is to kill the
momentum, or whatever remains
of it. of Russia's postwar drive
toward world communism. They
want eventually to roll back
Russian power from East Ger
many and other forward posi-
tions in Europe.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
international Atom Fair
Planned by Dutch

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands,
July % (P. - An international
atomic fair will be held here in
the summer of 1857 to teach the
Dutch the peaceful uses of atomic
energy. The $2.5 million dollar
show will include exhibits from
the United States, the Soviet
Union and other countries.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
HATS

Important reductions have been made on Sc.
lected groups Of Straw Hats featuring the
dramatic deeptone shades and jaunty puggree
bands. We have also revised prices on an ex-
tensive range Of Felt Hats-in light and
medium weights-for immediate wear and
for Fall. Good range of sizes to choose from.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
WOMEN'S WEAR

On sale are selected groups of Wool Suits &
Goats; Linen, Cotton, Silk Summer Dresses;
Irish Linen Suits & Separates; Imported Eng
lish Raincoats; Camel Hair & Cashmere
Sweaters; Wool Skirts; Linen & Cotton
Blouses; Fancy Raineoats; Fine Viyella
Robes; Accessories all drasticaIly reduced.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
SHOES

Selected groups of French, Shriner & Urner
Casual & Year Round Street Shoes, as we'll
as our entire stock of Nylon Mesh Shoes are
now offered at substantial savings. We make
these reductions only twice year, thus af-
fording an opportunity for thrifty buying
that few men will care to overlook.
Evening star., 1955-07-24


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Evening star., 1955-01-23

and salt. Cook about 20 minutes or
until tender. Place a strainer over
the leek pot. pour in contents of
potato pot and mash potatoes
through strainer. Add bouillon
cubes. pepper andmore salt ifneces-
sary. Add more water if too thick.
Simmer 5 minutes. Add a little but
ter if desired. Yield: 6 portions.
Leak and CeleEy Aooe
IL leeks
6 celery roots
| cup milk .
| cup celery-root water
213 tablespoons cornstarch
Salt and pepper
Remove roots, outer leaves and
green ends from ieeks. Cut in half
lengthwise, then slice into l-inch
pieces; wash thoroughly. Cook in
salted water for about 20 minutes,
or until tender. Pare celery roots
and cut into I5-inch dice. Cook
separately from the leeks in enough
salted water to cover for 20 min
Evening star., 1955-01-23

green tips from leeks. Cut in half
lengthwise. then slice finely cross
wise; wash thoroughly. Pare pota-
toes and cut into small dice. Place
vegetables in pot with oil and just
enough water TO cover. Sprinkle
with salt and pepper: cover. Cook.
stirring occasionally: until vegeta-
bles are nearly done. Add remain
ing " quart water and boil until
vegetables are thoroughly cooked.
II necessary, skim of excess fat
from the broth in which tails
cooked. Add broth and tails to
vegetables: add water If necessary.
Simmer for S minutes. This is a
main dish rather than a first course
soup; it should be eaten with
French bread. Yield: 6 portions.
Note: pigtails may be purchased in
pork stores; If not handled day by
day. can be had on order.
JOIN US nexf sCeek IN Balti-
more. Nd, % eat jumbo crsbs
imperial and Caesar saiad.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

NHEsE play clothes have split personali-
Il ties = they can't decide whether they're
dresses or playsuits. Designed by Brigance
for Sportsmalser. they're made just like street
dresses but cut off short. combining covered
up look on top with bare legs.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
THE LOWLY LEEK
Continued from preceding page

Continued from preceding page
utes, or until tender. Drain vege-
tables, saving cup celery-root
water. and combine. Mix milk and
celery water and bring to the boil
ing point. Add corristarch which
has been mixed with a small
amount of cold water. Again bring
to the boiling point. Add more salt
and pepper if necessary. Add to
vegetables: heat and serve. Yield:
6 6portions.
Leek and Rlgsail S0up
6 pigtails
2 quarts water
IL leeks
6 small potatoes
4 tablespoons olive oil
Salt and pepper
Wash pigtails: slice of excess
fat from large end; discard tip if
discolored. With a cleaver and
mallet, chop the tails into one-inch
pieces. Boil in ! " quarts Of the
water. salted. for about III hours.
Remove roots, outer leaves and
Evening star., 1955-01-23

The multicolor plaid woven cotton makes
play dress with front and back pleats and a
separate belt The blue Galley and Lord cotton
jacquard dress has four patch pockets and
half belt in the back. Sandals are by
Bernardo. JOAN RATTNER
Photograph By OvnsOnd Cieli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Now
By NORM Hull

for 10 other reason the es-day-old Ford strike will
20 IN the record, having produced Of the
King in the labor history Of at least
TIA
The first nade BY officials Of Local 24o. the Ford
Office workers group. when il announced that the
head office OF the company being moved Toronto
They failed become excited this great oss the
city because none Of those involved in the
bic for nember,hp in the local"
second came yesterday from the pen Of Charles
MeDonsd pre,den Of the striking Local 200 who in d
eA any knowledge Of picket line that kept super
i.os employee, Of temporary office, the Cotred,on
building. stated, I'VE think the company seeing thngs
II this then hundreds OF motorists along with
thu ~riter Who psss this plant the way work.
have been seeing things, too.
NO question the fact that there was a union
line there and II hard to understand the action Of Of
hrals in trying 20 deny H. Or could it be that
would like to admit responsibility for this illegal action?
Meanwhile the popular sport today ia trying to guess
ho~ much longer the strike will last before the company
decide, will not be economically sound build any
models this year
So many Of any must be sold to pay for the
costly retoong for change. II the strike continues
long enough and the company figures has lost
Of the s55 market it will be interesting to what de-
c.Iion made at that time
All Ford workers in the Windsor area will watch with
what happens special union membership meet.
ngs Of the Oakville called following charges by
member Of strike reguarties and union ex
ecutive dictatorship
union official at Oakvile admits that some union
members dsgruntled." As reported here yesterday,
all those unhappy the way the strike is being pro.
longed not in the Toronto
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
From the Detroit Free Press)
ENEMY IN THE MOUTH
THE SEAMY SIDE OF SOCIAL DRINKING
By UPTON SINCLAIR

II ia fancy phrase. Social Drinking" very tony.
AND impressive to people who do not think. II does not
impre" me, who has been thinking on the subject for
three-quarters OF a century
The figure is exact. for at the age Of three
when hrs awakened to the painful fact that my father
was "a drinking man"
Thereafter watched him for 30 years or 40. and
'trovs in vain to help him until he died in delirum
remen' Al'o, watched three unees. Southern gentle
men all One of them, Confederate naval hero died in
an institution and another of the uncles the age OF
W went into Central Park and put bullet into his head
have been collecting these memories for q book, to
be titled Enemy in the Mouth phrase from Shakes.
peare who said, 20 God that shoud put an enemy
in their mouths steal away their bran (Shakespesrs
must have been watching somebody, tool
have compiled list Of the alcoholics have known
in the Of my 70 ginning early-and the
total ia 90. and than SO Of them were writers,
the lat includes the most famous names Of the recent
haf-eentury Eight Of them took their own lives, and
haye looked the suicide q the American people,
and report that the rate among the drinking writers
II Bfi See snsmy in the Mouth'-Pass7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

Since God is all. there is
no room for His unlikeness.
God. Spirit, alone created all,
and called il good. There
fore evil. being contrary 10
good. j. unreal, and cannot
be a product Of God. -
From Science & Health with
Key TO the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy, page 339.
Demonstrate Evils
Unhealthy
God is revealing 10 the hu-
man race that with earth
quakes, flying saucers, rob-
berries. airplane disasters.
and the very earth Keeling.
and rocking with sin and
mortal beliefs, every one
should turn 10 Him with more
confidence than ever be-
fore.
Now is the time TO trust
in God. and leave no room
for mortal strife 10 have a
leg 10 stand on" And this is
a time when there is a
greater need for the demon
stration of the unreality Of
evil. because evil. sin. and
wickednesS are trying hard
er than ever before in these
modern times TO make error
thuman miStakes) be recog-
lnized as real.
Divine Love Governs
We should realize in this
age that every function and
every thing that concerns the
real woman. man. and child
Is governed by the divine
Mind. And as long as divine
Love lives the real child of
God reflects the perfect pas
ture Of Love. God is Love"
And let your cry be heard
louder than ever before. pro-
claiming the Truth Of being.
God made the man, woman,
and child of His creation up
right. and declare out of
clear consciousness and
clean hearts. | am that
woman. man. or child.
Gods children reflect the
perfect rhythm of per-
feet notes of the harmony of
|"Our Father-Mother God,
all-harmonious."
Gods Revelations
Right Now
God is revealing right
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Status Of the Human Race:

IT IS A FRAUDULENT. DEWLlSH. MYTHICAL
COUNTERFEIT OF THE OWNED!
THE UNIVERSE HAS BEEN COMPLETELY POPULATED
THROUGHOUT ALL ETERNlTY-WTHoUT
BEGINNING AND WITHOUT Ends HENCE. The
MYTHICAL NATURE or THE CHASTITY FARCE
or MATERIAL lso-cslsd ExSTENcE"-p. 772.
Christian Science textbook. GODS SAVIOR
LlRERAToR. AND PROTECTOR or HIS MASTER
RlRLE-THE KING JAMES VERSION. THE
PROTESTANT BlsLEl BUT EVEN IT SUFFERS
PREVIOUSLY FROM The SPIRITUAL ADULTERY
or THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRlPPLEsl
AND THE DEVILS MEDICINE. SURGERY AND
PSYcHATRY-SATURATED WITH ANIMAL
MAGNET isMl-MATER RIAL isMl-WHosE DOCTORS
AND NURsEs-hns psope-'Fuss AROUND The
FLESH BECAUSE THEY ARE PRISONERS or THE
pEvlLl-ANlNAL MAoNETlsMl-AND THUS ARE
INDIFFERENT TOWARDS OR CONTENTIOUS
or, The PREcEPTs or THE iNFALLlsLE
PHYSICIAN. ALMIGHTY GOO. HlMSELFl-WHosE
HIGHEST EXPONENT. CHRIST JEsuS-HoLY GHOST
eoNcsVEo-sPEAklNc FOR GOD. SAID:
See New Years Creetinss-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Dorothy KiIgaIIen, NY. CoIumnist,
Disapproves Of the Jury's Verdict
Of Guilty for Dr.. Sheppard!

We shall await coming Developments with much in.
erest Either Miss kigallen is a most discerning and
astute woman and journalist. or
The New York melting pot psychology Of the devil
is talking--saturated with the devil!-anmal maRne.
tsm-materia ism which makes 'scorched souls and
disobedence Of the Ten Comm andment OH so easy and
pleasant
Az the chorus girl sad of hell; May the stay there
be as pleasant as the way there!
That's New York sophistry-so long az you can get
away with it, you're wise guy, or wise gall
See Dorothy Klgaen-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Windsor Daily Star First Page
sensua|ity, Sex Exploitation, and
Raeketeering! And impotence
Re Ford UAW.O0 EnsIavement OF
The Devil Whom Satan Hath
Bound Via Animal Magnetism
MateriaIism!

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
"'Horror Comic Books Arouse
Feeling OF People in EnqIand'

EMPHASIS ON SEX IMMORTALITY AND BRUTAL
CRIME CAUSES CONCERN; GOVERNMENT
URGED TO TAKE ACTION"
by Betty Burton
The Windsor Stars Correspondent in England"
brand REAL U. S. FOE ATHEISTIC
MATERIALfSM"
CATHOLIC BISHOPS DEcRY DECLINE
IN RELIGION"
BY Walter Trojan
(Chieago Tribune Press Serviee)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

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

Ire csrsf Tr,-ns hssr'f prsser's ire following IS
EN- re ssp'si.s prspsrs'so 81 millions fer 1eeenns
1.5 s c-ess, Peep s-cnrsise chrs'sn Seen's'si
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
These Catholic Bishops Don't know
What They're Talking About!

., -(smles)
u had to raise up Martin Luther because Of Roman
Catholic perversons of the purely spiritual Christianity Of
My Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Chrst Je.u.
And that was the death sentence Of Roman .,ho,
icsml-the DEVILS counterfeit Of the pur.lv ;;,,,.,
Christianity Of My Messiah Son.
HE, Christ Jssus. made OBSOLETE the WORD JEW
becoming the frat chrisiian-and when the .pirtu. a.
tsrd' tHeb 1870 hshpriess demanded Of PLATE IN.
See These Catholic Bishops Dor't Know--Psrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01

now. that animal magnetism,
(human hypnotism). mass
mcsmerism. and human
poisonous thinking have no
power, because He did not
make them. and he made
all that is made. God Il
Spirit. and is supreme,
and is the only true sub.
stance. Dwelling in the spir.
itual temple of God, | am,
and you are too. the temple
of the living God. not in
flesh and blood. race or col.
or. bat in Spirit, | reflect
and 30 do you. the perfect
spiritual state and qualify
consecrated 10 the strength
and power of God.
God Is True
Because God is Truth. Life
and Love-" AS know that
! know il. ! can never lose
my spiritual high estate. and
as long as you do the same
and place your hand in Gods
hand. He will not let you
go. The eternal harmony OF
God is mine. and il is yours.
but we must claim II, and
hold steadfast 70 the one
Mind.
Christ Jesus Showed
The Way
The Messiah said. BE not
afraid" Did not our dear
Jesus suffer from the sinful,
mortal strife. beliefs Of men,
two thousand years ago. and
triumphed over all evil? II
is now far past time that the
human race learn just a little
common sense reasoning.
And should not mankind
stop the mistakes Of try
ing TO prosecute in these
modern times? Error Is say
ing like the devils mouth.
pieces, said at the cruel.
fiNion. He trusted in God;
let Him deliver him now, Il
he will have him: for he
said. ! am the Son Of God"
All Of which was because
they did not want TO UNDER
stand the manifestation Of
Spirit through the Virgin
birth. II should be remem-
bered that Spirit is God as
we learn in Christian Sci
ence. All Of errors plans end
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
Fear No EciI
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON


Turn To God With Confidence
David Said
1.-THE GLORY OF THE LORD SHALL ENDURE
FOREVER; THE LORD SHALL REJOICE IN HIS
WORKS. Palm io4;3i.
"AND JESUS SAID UNTO THEM. VERIFY SAY
UNTO YOU, THAT YE WHICH HAVE FOLLOWED Me-
IN THE REGENERATION WHEN THE SON OF MAN
SHALL SIT IN THE THRONE OF HIS GLORY YE
SHALL SIT UPON TWELVE THRONES JUDGING THE
TWELVE TRIBES OF ISRAEL"-Matthew 1928.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
New Years Greetings to the Windsor
Daily Star and All Other Readers
And All That They May Reach!
3, AspREw + fRuEAArF. 6 80


Modern Ckriftlln sclence LT1tscsf
M or Prophet q -egr Fs'nsf' Mo'ne' - az
L--1,sog,- h. Is Sesepce arc Hesith With Key 20
tAs Scriptures hy Mar BAKER Eees ~Hh ~Sr'e
re.aszs snc ri,slen 80 -il--SS The grace 81 80
-dos Fr9ehA sf-Nsrtsr Luther yss 10 tar age Ahe
-He~ scisr.cs tisstf- or ,eEie'oH a 20 -
srator OF The Bible ~,,,- -
a HIGHER AID TRrEP PEPREsEATAII'L o.
COP THAN The POPE At PCME AND IHE
WRITER IS HIS FRIEND. And or HIS PEOPLE
TOOL
J.su. lived ryhiseuinen arc hsisc mighty
The -l-ks-srn7 I've fcs.s Ssracse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
The Windsor Ford Strike
of the Devils UAW-00!

HAS REACHED TWICE THE BIBLICAL 40 DAYS!
WINDSOR VERSION or DIAPERS TO DEATH
REUTHER AND MAZEY
Reprinted from Windsor Daily STAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-01
An Idea to win the World
You are Invited to the
World Assembly for Re-Armament"
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80 Member. 81 United States Congress
June lssA including ne ves President and
leaders o. soh parties in Senate and House.
WORLD RESPONSE
AFRICA
"~srs seA,msreo' is doing Tor Africa what Abraham
Loetn o,o Tor Arsrss
The Toon Ma Member Of Parliament, and po-
lrtsl leader o. a million in The Gold Coast.
GRAIL
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all Absov,. moral standards are The cure We give
Moral Rs.Armsmen' 70 the Brazilian people"
Senator E1eehias ds Roehs Secretary 10 The
Senate Of Brazil
z on seso,tomsd 70 international meetings. Thsy
rsly end with sres, dssppon'men Here find nothing
DIT satisfaction and great hope
Robert schuman. Former Foreign Minister OF
France. 81 MIRA Assembly. csux Switzerland
I'm important International agreements MIRA has
played but effective part bridging differences
Of opinion"
Kontsd Adersosr Chancellor Of Germany.
See AN Idea to Win the World-Page
The Detroit Tribune presents the following article.
reprinted from the Christian Science Sentinel
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS.
RADIO PROGRAM No. Sc
An Answer to the Problem Of Social Drinking
ifooneg program Of the above title released
~ broadcast 81 De- 1919 series.
How CtsNan 81 Heals heard internationally about
800 ssrpns THIS u the weekly programs produced by
Christian Science Committee Publication 07 Falmouth Street
Boston IS Msssschusersl
On This program Elmer Charles Paxton of Dallas
Texas told Of his own experience follows:
Over period Of twenty years accented the notion
that social drinking harmless way TO good fellow.
'hp both in the business wcrd and in social contacts
wAa IN sales work and began drink for social
Lsh'hesrsedness and eongenalty seemed come easily
with few drinks and elassed any unpleasant conse.
quenees a. an accident the result of faults Of character
seldom traced any unpleasant occurrences drink Il.
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