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Communist Influence in
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loyay-security program that has weeded 5000
persons of questionable character from the Government
giving the benefit of the doubt Uncle samhas aroused
controversy. has also succeeded in making it clear
that work for the Government is privilege, not right
Thirteen important aids to Communist prosecu-
been enacted into law. They witness i'm
munity, citizenship revocation penalties for bail
jumping and harborng fugves sabotage death penalty
for peaeetme SPIES registration of Communist printing
equipment denial of Government pensions feons like
Hiss, Reds in labor unions and CO nmunsts in general
More action in prosecuting subversives has occurred
during the first years of the Eisenhower Admnistra-
the entire eight years under Truman To speed
prosecutions special Internal Security Division has been
established in the Justice Department. The first
brought trial charging membership in the Communist
Party have already resulted in convictions.
Comparing the first 1S months under the Republicans
with the last Is under the Democrats twice many Com
munss convicted under the Smith Act, three times
many alien subversives deported and twice
many suits started against Commu
nst To date SO of the top leaders of the Communist
Party have been convicted under the Smith Act with AZ
more under indictment.
"All this work Of the department is part and parcel
of the Administer program of utterly destroying the
Communist Party, U.SA." Attorney General BrowneI
says For the first time in 20 years. the American people
feel that officials in the saddle in
ashington have sympathy whatever with Communism
aims, duped by it, and always put the inter-
ests of America foremost.
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Federal Spending Shows
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estimated $155 bon less than proposed for 1852 by
the Truman Administration. On per capita basis this
have reduced expenditures from $484 per per-
proposed for 1852 $375 per personan annual
ing of $109 per capita, almost $440 for the
age family
This Administration inherited $50 billion in
pended balances. These balances in effect COD.
orders and had be paid in cash when the goods
delivered. We expect to reduce the balances to below
$50 billion by 1885, and thus will have worked them down
by about $50 billion, well a third.
New appropriations for 1856 about $14 billion less
than proposed by Truman for 1852 and $40 billion
less than those voted for 1858.
New spending authority for 1856 will be less than
pendures and less than for the third
tive year In the Truman budgets for the four preceding
appropriations exceeded expenditures for the
four years by sos billion and exceeded revenues by
$685. billion.
The deficit which $9.4 billion in fiscal 1853 will
be reduced to an estimated $24 billion in 1885,
twothrds Increased resulting from the high
level of economic activity coupled with further spending
reductions may achieve n balanced budget in 1885.
These facts and figures demonstrate very well the
orceful steps taken by the Republican Administration
wipe out of wild spending and
ing deficits Spending has been substantially reduced and
large part of the savings given the taxpayers in badly
needed Without the reductions the budget
would now be balanced.
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Ice Box Gets Two Boys!-

Continued from Page u
HUMAN LIFE CONTINUES UNTIL INDIVIDUAL
AscENsIoNs ARE ACHIEVED VIA GODS CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH WHICH DEMONSTRATES THE
EXCLUSIVE AND ONLY REALITY or GODS
Externally HARMONIOUS SPIRITUAL CREATION
IN WHICH WE FIND OUR TRUE BEINc-AND WHICH
sA-TU-R-AT-Es THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFEl
PART ;
GOD DECLARES THAT THE DEPARTED WILL
DISCOVER THEIR ETERNAL, SPIRITUAL cHRsTLIKE
MUNICIPALITIES, WHICH ARE SPIRITUAL IDEAS
my VERY IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
The departed have bodies like here-fhat is they will
have MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES or SELF, and that image
OF self called body in its organs and member. image and
symbolic departments and qualities Of human
For example MISUNDERSTANDING mental
and physical.
EARS Not organs Of the so-eaed eorporesI senses but
spiritual understanding.
Jesus said, referring 70 spiritual perception, Having
ears, hear we noiT MARK viii 49, -.
HEART Mortal feelings, motives, affections Joys and
SORROWS" ts&H. PIP. ss5, ss7
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Gods Detroit Tribune VS.. {. S.
Monitor

" the editorial page Of c. s. Monitor exercised fhs
moral courage the lion Of he Messiah tribe OF judah, fhs
king Of hs mental realm" ts& Paul Num- the late Edss
Ford who died fhs Of So despite the longevity Of his
psren-75 years ssscsnd many others desperate
need Of the nfsbe medicine Of Gods Christ Miracle
Science Msssish!-wovd have been rssehsdl
incidentally. Paul Mvnis operation leaves him in the
status Of spiritual eripple
However mvIIions Of nonchrisfisn Scientists thon-
esffocod spiritual erippIss They I'LL hospitals, isIs,
and insane ssyvmssnd set fire TO our forests-and arc
by the devil msnsde tragedies and disssfsrs!
ee Whiting Indiana Standard Oil Co. multi million
explosion re That is why have Pearl Hsrbors,
Koress the hundred billion laundering and rseksfserins
power honeymoon Of the DEVILS Democratic Administers
fions!
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have far right TO Be heard this subject than for
stance, ihs United States which lies 5000 miles dssn, s
Europe, and which experienced invasion fhe hands =
any enemy. ihs United States claims right 70 exerei.
policy in regard 10 Germany and eastern Europe surely M
Russians have far right be heard these question:
American policy after the Second World War behave,
IL Killers Germany had committed international GRIMES
a. all The for this is Of because the Und
States really face face with the horrors
German invasion. and secondly because Of her snRvss
policy. which complete reversal Of the great Roosevelt
policy of friendship with Russia.
" Mr.. Eisenhower his way to drop this presem
policy Of forcing united Germany into the western bloc
then and only then peaceful solution be found Incl
densIIy. what has this question Of united Germany 10 do
with psses7 In my opinion nothing at ALL Nobody ever
convince that European depends upon united Ger
many armed once Bismarck united Germany undo,
Prvsssn hegemony in his against France with disastrous
results for Europe and mankind.
Cannes, France Augustus Vincent
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Mother, q, Puts Her ; Children
Continued from Page l.
PART2

PARFZ
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLEs
CANNOT SHUT OUT THE DEvIL-ANIMAL
MACNETISM-FROM ITS CHURCHES,
SYNACOCUES AND THE HOMES OF IT'S
PARISHIONERS!-.
As is evident in their dependence upon the devils
medicine surgery and psychiatry, and other healing
void of My Indispensable Incompatible, mpera-
tive Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah
Millennium
Detroit Times)-"Police said the Hagey home was
an unfinished frame structure without plumbing, central
heating, partitions finished floors
%. The husband, Russell, told police he could
shed light the famly's disappearance. He denied
having quarreled with his wife.
MAYBE she just tired of dishes and diapers he
said.
However State Police Detective, Charles South
worth. said found in the home, written by Mira
Hagey read I'm going through another winter like
last year The children and would be better off in
the hands of the Lord in Heaven
"He (he husband) returned to his brothers home in
Wyandotte Friday morning and called State Police VOL
unteer for questioning"
Hagey. who holds strong religious views, said he
hopes become missionary Neghbors said he refused
10 permit his wife pstick, television at
tend movies"
AND NOW DEAR READERS NOTE THE
23-year-old ENGINEERING STUDENT OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT Patrick D. Rogers)
WHO ADMITTED HE HAD BEEN DRINKING, AND
BECAME A HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER,
KILLING A s-year-old BOY!
The DEVILS FRAUDULENT ROMAN CATHOLICISM
OF the University of Detroit him immunity
unfortunate, tragic experienced
Victim: Gary M Swetich. Detroit Times)
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The Rev. Edwin J. Randall retired. Chicago LAMENTEo
The INCIDENCE or COCKTAIL PARTIES and said, I'VE
should recommend 70 young people 70 leave oil alcohol
beverages alone"
The delegates heard the r. Rev. Louis c. Msehsr Bishop
Of the Missionary District Of central Brazil voice the challenge
TO his church in South America
THE opportunity eonfron the Episcopal Church in
eli these unlimited fhs skies said Bishop Mel
cher.
Charlie Chaplin better known in South America than
Christ Twenty Of Of fhs cinema have made
THE COMEDIAN BETTER KNOWN TO SOUTH AMERICANS
THAN FOUR CENTURIES or ROMAN CATHOLICISM HAVE
BEEN ABLE TO DO FOR CHRIST"
Bishop MeIeher urged greater efforts in Latin America
where, he said, the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH REPRE-.
sENTs A "RELIcIoN OF EXPLOITATION AND SUPER
sTITIoN A RELIGION THAT CONTINUES MIDDLE AGE
PRACTICES"
CONVENTION SITE STUDIED
Al another point he declared. PARTICULARLY ARE
COMMUNISM AND sPRITUALIsM, with which the Roman
church bsssf in Latin America, the NATIONAL Chill
pREN OF ANY CHURCH AND FAITH THAT FAILS TO MEET
THE MENTAL, MORTAL. AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS or HU
kLANITY"
Whether the issue Of segregation will reach the floor
for formal policy statement not indicated but the mat
Ter Of racial equality has cropped Up several times
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That Sterling Hebrew Actor

Continued from Page u
Ewes will be compelled 70 aspire to-n par-va suferinu
And Blessed they that mourn for they shall DO COM
forfed"-Jesvs.
4-The New York psychology in which the devils sex
exploitation and raeketeering and Sssns billion alcoholic
beverage and tobacco ndusreswheh blind MORALS TO the
spiritual. chrsiks Of true erestionl
PART
THE BLINDNESS or SAUL OF TARses AND MR.. NUM-
Murderovs Hebrew intellectual Saul apprentice for the
rsbbnse abruptly checked in his snfchrisf ZEAL when
total spiritual blindness became mrored in blindness of both
eyeshe body NOT person!-bvf mortal thought image
Of he total Of human consciousness hsren
and is mirror Of ones heritage beliefs thinking diseip
line prayers fear ignorance sim; dvney vnseienfie
Unchrske, spiritual thinking culture, soealIed-SATU
RATED with animal mssnesm-fhe devil -
tsrsIsmI-pOsns human philosophy sOPhsrY, clever
ness'!li
Mr.. Mvnrs status is readily inferred
PART ;
ON THE BIBLICAL THIRD DAY, RIGHTEOUS CHRIS
TAN ANNANlAs HEALED SAUL, AND tcoD) AND MY
INvINcBLE, TRIUMPHANT, CHRIST IDEAL or
CREATION AND NY HEAVENLY. EvER-PREsENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAUL INTO THE
HEROIC GIANT APOSTLE, ST. PAUL.
PAUL MUNI-A VICTIM OF MEDICAL AND RELIGIOUS
SPIRITUAL MALPRAcTIcEIlI-
Gods physesns-Hs Christian Science prsefiiionsrsl-
could Mr. Mvns eye and could have liberated him
from the dviney vnseenie, vnchrsks, vnsprivs think
ina prayers discipline Of the Satan bound Hebrew rsbbinsfe
who could not protect fhe Hebrews in Germsnysix mil
lion Of whom were forced give up the GHOST under the
DEVILS Roman Catholic renegade, AdoIPh Hfisr-dssPifs
Gods marvellous promise TO Jesus, 70 u.s.
= HAVE GIVEN you POWER OVER ALL The so-
called power or THE ENEMY1-fhs deadly MYTHICAL,
snichrsf Adam end Eve psyehoIcsyI-"AND NOTHING
Continued Next Column ToP)
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Continued from Back Psse)

fnvsy eIsmorns for free handouts want DAMS let 'n
build them and pay for them out Of their own money
Your reader also writes that the present administrator
has not done anything about changing The Tsfisrey A.
How naive people sef7 Are not fhe psmoeran
1.-The majority In both ihs Senate and Hovse7 then wv
Democrats are 70 be blamed This changed
But then the Democrats want TO fssfen and subject
their brand Of creeping socialism, whereas ihs RspOD
Party for that kind Of free enterprise that has made ."
nation The greatest The face Of The globe today
Mr. Eisenhower deserves reelection ss he Is ihs ~.
honorsd respected and best President since Abraham
Hyde Park, Mass. Herbert w. brsn''
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Episcopal Leaders Set Aims
By The Associated Press

HoNoLULU-The seth general convention Of the Prot
Episcopal Church continued develop lie program for
the three years discussing alcoholism possible
fon sites for 1885, racial equality and Roman Catholic dom
In South America.
The House Of Bishops sent TO hs House Of Deputies .
resolution calling for the formation Of Joint commission
alcoholism n presented by Bishop Charles r. Hall Of New
Hampshire chairman Of the committee which made The three
year study.
The presiding Bishop, shs r. Rev. Henry Knox Sheriff.,
commented This Is tremendously critical problem. would
be wise discuss n In open meeting. But In many
cases we had better look pretty hard 81 ovrssIvss
SOUTH AMERICA CHALLENGE
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Russia and Germany

Continued from Back Page)
In dealing with this question be forgotten that
the Russians European power that suffered The most
terrible invasion Of hs hands Of Hitler with frshfvI losses
(Continue6 Next Column Top
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SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOUR
PART
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Whether the issue Of segregation will reach the oo
for formal policy not indicated but fhs mat
ter Of racial equality has cropped Up several times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
|NBC Opera Due
TOGO on Road
lin Fall Of So

The NBC Opera, which -four
ished first on radio and later on
television. is going to take to
the road next fall.
! The enterprise, reversing the
usual trend, was announced yes
terday by David Sarnoff, chair
man of the board of the Radio
Corp. of America.
Mr.. Sarnoff spoke during an
intermission of the televised
performance of Madame But
terfly" over the National Broad
casting Co. network. He said a
special opera company would be
| formed to tour major cities in
the United States and Eastern
Canada during the 1867 sea-
son.
Demand Encouraged Move
| The usual trend in the his
tory of television has been for
performers who made a name
in personal appearances to move
I to the newer medium. Mr.. Sar-
nof said, however, that MICS
televised operas have showed
such demand for opera that the
broadcasting firm was encour-
aged to organize the road COM
pany.
/ This first touring TV company
will perform in English as does
MICS television Opera Theater.
| A detailed itinerary will be
announced later. The first tour
will run for at least eight weeks.
Bing Praises Productions
| Rudolph Bing, general man
ager of the Metropolitan Opera
Co., offered congratulations on
this new, difficult. important
and daring enterprise" He
praised the caliber of the NBC
Opera Theater productions and
said public appreciation Of opera
should be further enhanced by
the new project.
The road company's produc-
Itions will be modelled after the
itelevision performances, Mr..
Sarnof said. He cited MICS
history of patronage of opera
and referred to its commission
ing of the first radio opera more
than 10 years ago-Menotti'S
lola Maid and the Thief"--and
the first television opera seven
years ago-Menotti's "Amahl
and the Night Visitors"
The repertory for the first
years tour will consist Of Mo-
zart's THE Marriage of Figaro"
and Puccini's Madame Butter
fly" At least one of the touring
company's productions will be
recorded by RCA Victor.
Judson, O'Neill and Judd. q d.
vision of Columbia Artists Man
lagement. have signed a four
year contract to book the tours
and underwrite them. NBC and
RCA will finance the new opera
company. but the booking agents
will underwrite tour losses UP to
SIS million. NBC will cover any
further losses. should they de-
velop.
Samuel ChotZinoff. producer
of the television company, will
hold the same title for the tour
ing company. Peter Herman
Adler win be music and artistic
director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
HOLLYWOOD
Continued From Page Biz

COntlnued from rage Biz
England for the January pre-
miere of Gordon's "Oklahoma!"
Rosalind Russell gets back
from her European and New
York travels in time to attend
the premiere here of her Pic
mic" I had a fine time with ROE
in Europe.
Dale Robertson, lunching at
20th-Fox, told me he is by no
means set for THE Sixth of
June"-he wants some changes
in the script. He was more posi-
tive about his marriage to Mary
Murphy. I'm free in May, and
we'll marry any day after that"
said Dale. She's the most hon.
est person I ever met. And hon.
esty is very rare in a woman or
a man, especially in Hollywood"
4
The first evidence that Mari
Ign Monroe will do the movie
version of Bus Stop" came in
letter to Helen Ainsworth, sug-
costing that her long time client,
Guy Madison. would be perfect
for the role of the gentle cow
boy. But make it soon, NM.
Dan Daley fooled his studio
when they sent photographers to
the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
Taking the halter of his frac-
tured neck. he looked like any
other guy in bed. Dan is really
living. with a television set and
lovely nurses, and everyone find
ing an excuse to drop in to see
him.
You can start betting that
James Mason will play Roches-
ter as well as direct Jane Eyre. "
I'll be disappointed if he does.
Daughter Porty Mason Is some
what confused about her birth
day-born seven years ago on
Thanksgiving Day. she can't un-
derstand why the holiday date
changes every year.
r
Blond Jayne Mansfield is
moaning because her New York
contract for will Success Spoil
Rock Hunter" runs until June,
1857. and she has TO turn down
all movie offers. Shed rather be
here than there.
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Track Joints
Lessen RuiIwuy Wear

CLEVELAND. - The greatest
wear and deterioration Of rolling
railroad stock and equipment are
|centered upon the track joints
of which there are 270 to a mile.
To overcome this problem and
lengthen rail life, the welding OF
joints to make a super 78-foot
rail, or even one of over 1000
feet, has been developed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Behind the Scenes

Cab drivers. BARRIERS and hair
dressers are in slightly differ
ent area. Most of them work on
a commission basis. Cab drivers,
for instance, don't get a base
weekly salary. but get up to 44%
of their weekly or daily receipts,
plus tips. BARRIERS. in Manhattan
shops, get a base wage Of $50,
plus tips, plus 500 commission
of his chairs revenue above $72.
Girl hairdressers, in the top
shops, are good for $3.50 and up.
In the smaller shops, the State
insists on base pay of So a day.
X \ X
Hotel doormen get $34.40, plus
insurance. unemployment and
social security coverage and tips.
Bellhops get $3l per week. plus
tips. Hotel elevator operators.
front elevators. get $500 plus
infreQuent tips. Rear elevator
men get $3.50. Hotel maids get
$40 per week, plus tips, and plus
so cents a room above each
maids quota. Bartenders get $72
per week and tips. A head chef
gets from $40 up and doesn't
need any protection, if he is a
top man. His assistant gets from
1913 up. Some of these classical
tons get two weeks vacation
with pay.
Due to Louis Armstrong; page
l publicity behind the Iron Cur
tain. Manager Joe CHASER has
100000 in U. S. bookings.
Nejla Ates, Turkish dancing dis
traction in Fanny" weds Jimmy
Dell of the Coolers in March.
Farley Granger and Janice Rule
to merge Christmas Day. .
Arthur Bugs Baer a grandpa
twice in the same week. The Nick
Cavataros (Atra Baer) called him
Nick. jr.: the Arthur Baer, jrs.,
named him Christopher. Leslie
Caron to Paris on the 18th to
film "Gigi." MGM's Tender
Trap" rackiug up $65o.000 at
Radio City Music Hall. Ward
Morehouse out of the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

!. . Gary Crosby prefers TVS
Myrna Fox. ASCAP prexy
Stanley Adams weds Berenice
Halperin Levin today. A son
for the Philip Hays duchess of
Kent's secretary.
+ y
In an ordinary day In New
York City, your tip might in
iclude walters. captains of walters,
soda fountain clerks. bellhops,
hotel maids, taxicab drivers
Imanicurists, hairdressers, hotel
or night club doormen. shoeshine
boys, messenger boys, bartenders
Some of these are unionized,
some aren't. but all are within
the tipping area. A waiter, whose
base pay per week is about $50,
costs a restaurant owner about
$40, because of additional pay
Iments the employer must make
for pension, welfare. laundry,
'workmen's compensation. State
unemployment tax and Federal
unemployment tax. disability and
social security. A captain of
walters. if his base pay is $82,
represents a weekly outlay of $95
to his employer.
David Siegel, president of the
Dining Room Employees Union
Local l. AFL, representing all
union walters in this area, apart
from those in hotels, who fall
into Union s, denies that walters
make any such fantastic sums
as $500 a week in tips. If Gus
toners sit at a table for hours
the waiter gets one tip from that
station" he points out. "Out-of-
| towners rarely are good tippers
A few restaurants are plums fol
walters, not many. And the
waiter serves many masters, the
chef, the employer and the Gus
toner. It's not an easy way to
make a living"
Gen. David Sarnoff's nephew
Bill, marrying Pamela Martin
|. Bob Hope here. Europe
bound to make Ben Hecht's mot
| for Money" with Katharine Hep
burn and film TV shows.
Gloria Vanderbilt and Sidney
Lumet have resumed. The
Ensign Harry Anger Jrs. (son OF
GAO execD called him Mark. . 3.
Kay Marx, Groucho's ex. lost hei
mother. ). James ]. Braddock's
son. Jay, and model Arlene Joyce
holding hands at the Red Carpet
Hazel Scott and Romo Vim
cent into Latin Quarter; the
Treniers into Ben Maksik's Town
and Country Club. So Associa-
ton partying l,750 hospitalized
vets for Christmas; Friars Club
in California taking $50 orphans
through Disneyland for Christ
mas. Rose Alexander, daugh-
ter of former Governor General
.of Canada. weds Capt. Humphrey
Crossman. February. :. The Jay
Goulds Sd Gina Romay) expect
Sir Stork. :. -. mo Time for Ser
Igeants" original investment re-
turned in four weeks. Ruban
Bleu Warbler, Dorothy Loudon,
weds Norman Paris, Christmas
Day.
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their numbers. The band will play
Il Saw Mommie kissing Santa
Claus, as one Of their Christmas
selections.
The band and chorus will COM
bine for a haal number.
Girl's Basketball:
The final selection for the girls
basketball team has been made.
Those who are eligible and who
qualified are as follows: Jean Reed,
Betty 10 Walters, Leah Schanding,
Janet Paskey, Janet Sherwood,
Norma Jean Walls, Dot LOmicky,
Ethel Reed, Thelma Griffith, Eve
lyn Walters, Mary Lou Lander, and
Shirley Hurd. The Senior Manager
is Mary Ann Jackson, and Assistant
Manager, Charlotte Ludlow.
Boys Basketball:
This years candidates for the
boys basketball team are as fol-
lows: Ralph Dill, Roy Dill, Frank
Dill, Dorsey Hammond, Joe Green,
William Wood, Nelson Wyatt, Jack
Smith, Robert Draper, Robert lJes-
ter, Richard Steele, Clarence VO-
shell, ROnnie Stumpf, Terry Tur-
ner, Richard McCloskey, Dale Ham