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Evening star., 1955-09-23

up Immediately its overseas
bases, help restore East-West
trade, and stop blocking the tlfli-
Ification Of Formosa and other
coastal islands with Communist
China.
The Soviet foreign minister's
statement, delivered in general
debate in the United Nations
General Assembly, was phrased
In moderate tones. It largely
reiterated the Soviet position on
many outstanding world prob
lens.
Leaves Door Open
At hardly any point did he
slam the door on further East
West negotiations on the prob
lens which, II settled, could end
the cold war. as proposed yester-
day by Secretary of State Dulles.
Mr.. Dulles called for quick
unification Of Germany, with
Western powers. in return, offer-
ing Russia new security guarai1-
tees against any new German
aggression. Mr.. Molotoy did not
specifically mention this part Of
Mr.. Dulles address. but recalled
that the Soviet itself raised the
question Of having an effective
security system established in
Europe"
The Soviet Union Is willing.
lof course, to study any other
proposals designed to insure E,lr
Iropean security continued Mr.
IMolotov. He noted lin particu-
liar" the security proposals Of
British Prime Minister Sir An
Ithony Eden.
Proposes Buffer Zone
The Eden proposals. on q more
limited scale than the American
ideas, contemplate a buffer zone
on either side of the Iron Cur
tain In Europe suggestion
which has led some people to
suspect that the division of Ger
many might be semipermanent
if such a plan materialized.
/ Mr.. Molotov, despite his dis
cussion Of almost every out
standing world problem, seemed
to place most emphasis on dis
armament.
Under present conditions. ths
termination of the armaments
race must be regarded as the pri-
mary objective" he said.
He submitted for general as
sembly consideration q resolu-
ton referring to major eastern
and western disarmament pro-
posals and promising that the
assembly shall consider these
and other proposals regarding
as its principal task the removal
OF the threat of new war,
achievement of security and
creation of conditions for q
confidence in the morrow and
and creation of conditions for q
peaceful and tranquil life for
people throughout the world"
Would Commend Efforts
The resolution would have the
General Assembly note with
satisfaction" the efforts made
SO far toward relaxing interna-
tional tension.
Another paragraph of the
Soviet resolution stated: THE
General Assembly attached par
ticular Importance to the con-
sideration of proposals by states
designed to put an end to the
armament race and to settle OUT
standing international problems
Through negotiation. considera-
tion of the proposals of the
Soviet Government of May 10
and July 81 last on the reduction
of ornaments. prohibition Of
Continued on Page IA, Col. 9
Evening star., 1955-09-23
MoIotov Demands U.s.. Drop
Bases as Price Of Arms Cut
Reds to Study
Eisenhower
Peace Plan
By JAMES z. ROPER
star stag Correspondent

United Nations, N. Y. Sept. -.
Foreign Minister v. NJ.
Molotoy today called for an end
to the arms race now. He prom.
ised utmost consideration" to
any western proposals along this
line, including President Eisen.
plan for q Soviet-Amerie
can exchange Of military blue.
prints and mutual aerial inspec.
ton.
Mr.. Molotov, however, demands
ed that the United States give
Evening star., 1955-09-23
Peron Trial Hinted
As Lonurdi Arrives
InAreentineC Capital
Cheers, Flags and 2l-Gun Salute
Greet Provisional Regimes Head

BUENOS AIRES, Sept % QF1.-Mai. Gen. Eduardo
Lonardi made triumphal entry into Buenos Aires
today to take control Of the provisional Of
Argentina on behalf Of the victorious rebels
The airfied in suburban Palermo was tightly
Evening star., 1955-09-23
SPEED LIMITS LAG,
HORSEPOWER GAINS

GAP WIDENS-Auto Horsepower
keeps climbing. but Stots speed laws
ore not keeping pace. Another in the
Low in the News" series points up
whot speeding" meons in different
stotes. Pase All.
YoM KIPPuR-Ths holiest dsy Of
the Jewish yeor begins Of sundown on
Sunday. caspos Nonnes, Stor re-
lisious news editor. expIoins the doy's
significance and lists local services.
Pose BIZ.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

sist the handicapped to become
self supporting citizens of the
community through gainful en-
lployment.
According to statistics, the
source of physical disabilitie:
are: $50 become disabled thro.
ugh illness; SO are injured in
work accidents; SO are handi-
capped through other accidents
and 20 are handicapped al
birth. The public Employment
Service uses the following crit
Ieria to determine whether or moi
a handicapped applicant is in
need of selective placcmen,
services:
Does the impairment of char
IacteriStic
A. Require the applicant to
modify or change his occupa-
ton?
b. Make it difficult for the
applicant to get employer &C
Iceptance for suitable work.
b. Require special considera-
ton to prevent the applicant
from undertaking work likely &c
Iaggravate the disability: O,
cause him to jeopardize the
health or safety of others?
D. Restrict the opportunities
of an inexperienced handicapp-
ed applicant for entering indust-
ry, trade, or profession?
E. Indicate that the handi-
capped job seeker can improve
his employability through the
use of the adjustment services
of another agency.
When the applicant meets one
or more of these criteria. he
should be accorded the necess-
airy specialized service.
There are now total O,
thirty applicants on file with
your local Employment Service
office, who are classified as phy-
sIcally handicapped. Four of the
total are females, and ten are
veterans. They are in need OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Coast Guard
Holds Exams

FLORENCE, Oct. 4, Congress-
man John l.. Mcmillan has an
nounced that the 1856 entrance
examination for The U. S.
Coast Guard academy will be
held on February 9th and 18th
These competitive examinations
are open to high school seniors
or high school graduates who
are in good health and interest
ed in careers as commissioned
officers in the coast guard. Com
pleted applications must be
postmarkcd by January 18th.
For more information on the
'lnc opportunity offered young
men in this service, write to
Congressman John l.. Mcmillan.
COX 1888, Florence, South Caro-
ma. or write TO The U. S. Coast
Guard, Washington 25. d. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
State Employment Service
Says Hire The Handicapped

fled. but physically handicapped
workers.
Physically impaired individu-
ais have created a problem ,hro-
ughout the centuries. We are
told that in ancient times. the
physical handicapped were kill
ed. During the middle ages, they
were allowed to live. but were
OBJECTS Of ridicule and testing.
In the renaissance period, public
and private asylums were main
tanned. Physical and custodial
care began in the eighteenth
century, but not until the nine
teenth century was any effort
made to educate the handicap
ped. Today. we prepare and as
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
Govt Offers
Farm Credit

CONWAY. Oct. 4 - Further
improvements in credit services
to farmers are being made ty
the Farmers Home Administra-
ton, L. NJ. Belk, Jr. the agency's
South Carolina state director
said today.
improvements in the manage
ment of the agency's operations
were discussed at training
meeting held in st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, last week which Belk at
tended. A New employees train
ing program, careful calendar
ing of state and county office
work. public information re-
|sponsibilities of agency employ
ees, and how to get maximum
use from administrative funds
were discussed.
Farmers Home Administra-
ton officials attending the meet
ing were urged to take every
step possible to further increase
the participation in advancing
funds by private lenders. Such
funds are insured by this agcn-
cy.
Insured and appropriated
funds are used by farmers to
buy. develop and operate fam
ily-type farms.
with the expansion in our
activities that has taken place
in the last two years it is more
important than ever before thst
we place our operations in high
gear and give prompt and care
full attention to every loan APP
plication," Belk said.
During the past year the agri-
cultural loans made and insured
by the agency reached a record
total of S293,19O.OO Throughout,
the United States. Loans made
in South Carolina totaled ST.
$4,000.
The increased cost of devc-
Looping farming systems that viii
make full use of farm family's
land and labor resources as well
as provided good income.
and the emergency conditions
brought on by the drought were
the main reason for the increas-
cd credit activity.
Farmers in South Carolina
are served through each county
office throughout the State.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07
By Brantley Richardson. Mgr.
S. c. State Employment Service
Conway, S. c.

. Employ the Physical Handi-
capped" will be the theme To-
cally, and over the nation, as
National Employ the Physically
Handicapped week is Observed
this week Of October End thro-
ugh 9th. The first week of Oc-
tober was set aside as National
Employ the Physically Handi-
capped week, by passage Of pub
lie law l76 on August 18th ten
years ago. The broad purpose of
,this legislation was to win pub
lie support and interests in the
employment of otherwise quail
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

If a driver ovcrtaking your
car sounds his horn the law re-
quires you to pull TO the right
md not increase your speed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

The only sure way TO change
lanes safely in traffic is to look
to the side before you cross the
lane dividing line.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-07

Farmers in South Carolina
are served through each county
office throughout the State.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Retired Police 0ffieer-R.F.
SehnettIer, 81, Killed in Hunting
Accident

THE DEVIL TAKING THE BIBLICAL Ia YEARS.
BECAUSE OF NoN.REcocNTIoN OF THE I'M
PERATIvE; DvINELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRIsTLKE,
SPIRITUAL Realities OF THAT LIFE WHICH IS
TRUTH. ETERNALl
The incompatible research Of Master Manhood available
exclusively in Christian Science Reading Rooms and other
facilities Of Gods incompatible Christian Science movement
might very we'll have given the officer another rs years-bvf
Jesus profound words little appreciated by nonchssn
SCIENTISTS per John 1853.
III is the spirit that qviekeneth fhe flesh proteih MOTH
ns the words that speak unto YOU they spirit and they
are lfe."
How the devil keeps his Adam and Eve dvpes ignorance
Of Gods prophecy voiced by His Master Leader OF all
time and the greatest Leader since Christ JesvsHs Rev.
Mary Baker Eddy Revetor Of the Second Coming Of the
Christ" the divinity Of Jesvs-and all Of Us:
TT IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS ON THIS PLANET'r
About so years have passed. and the proPhesy Is more
valid today than ever!
Messiah Millennium will eventually mark unfit for high
study discipline prayers that God demands Of those who
would guide human Adams and Ewes into liberation from
their false master, the devl-snims sgnefism-atsraI
isn-fhe mortal, esrnsI, hvman-so-eaIIed mndl
And God TO Mrs. Eddy, p. z of her M W.: THE TOTAL
DEPRAvITY OF Observation-Disclosures MlND'1
God to His heroic 81. Paul, TO LET THIS MIND BE
IN you WHICH WAS ALSO IN CHRIST JESUS"
And per the Master HimseIf my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL We Do"i-BuT-"lF We LOVE nae.
KEEP MY COMMANDMENT
Detroit Times)- "Mr. Schneider was Detroit
policeman rs years retiring from the license bureau In
lo49 -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Fronting for the New Dealer"
tchieaao Tribvne Editorian


Sen. Essand, Democratic chairman, and Sem Jsnnsr,
Republican, Of the internal security subcommittee
issued subpoena for 900 pages Of the vovnnovs diary
Henry Morgsnhau, former New Deal secretary Of the
vy They pursuing eIews the activities Of Harry
Dexter White who Morgenhsys right hand man. secret
fipser Of soviet espionage.
As the diary in technical possession Of ihs general
services administration, government housekeeping bureau
the subpoena directed TO that agency The for the
general services administration responded didn't produce
the papers, He brought along with him representatives Of he
central intelligence agency and Of the state. defense and
treasury departments.
All Of these gentlemen. nominsIy the representatives Of
Republican administration, displayed tender soefvds for
protecting New Deal regulations They said that 800 Of s
pages sought by fhe classified secret conf
DENTAL and the like that these could released
until they had been carefully screened After weeks
SCREENING ihs administration officials released only half
the requested material ignoring the subpoena for the
msnder.
Mr.. Morgenfhav has been Of Office 10 years. Any
secrets in his by tribe musfy II is difficult
believe that they any immediate application
government policy In addition Morgenhsv, presumably
stamped the eIasseaons Them and what he might
considered secret is not necessarily something that ought
TO be secret.
Anyway these supposed Republican officials are acting
their main mission in life project the regulations
Of New Dealers When forced admit that the diary had BEEN
in effect deeassed whole long eight years ago.
when released Morgenihsus custody the buro
advanced the contention that the treasury and other
departments might choose reconsider and reesss the
papers, making them secret again.
We cannot for he life Of understand why Republicans
in this fashion. The situation Is similar TO that obtaining
in the department. where Republican administration
has back and permitted hodovsr New Dealer the chief
Of the departments historical unit TO fire Republican his
torisn who fought get ths documents bearing Mr.
Roosevsfs diplomacy published without eriPpIng
deIetions and svppressons.
Is this administration Republican In only. and Is u
actually controlled by New Dealers who continue In Officer
Or the Republican leadership somehow implicated in the
Of ths previous Democratic administration, that II
feels responsibility TO the truth from fhs people?
Certainly the administrations behavior nexpiesbIs any
other terms.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

Of The criminal scum This battle came to head early this
year. but said Lane when statement from Hartman that
he stood sodH with the commission In its efforts to effect
cleanup would have been most helpful the New Deal gov
stood SILENT Instead he busy In Albany receiving
q constant stream Of LA bosses
Harrnsns next msnevver. Lane stated. TO send
former Justice Daniel cvfman the counsel
TO inform that Hartman approved Of plan to
buffer committee between The waterfront commission and hs
This would have deprived the bsfafe commission Of
all effective power II aroused the immediate opposition Of
Gov Meyner Of New Jersey who, tho himself Democrat
could lend himself TO the Hartman plan OF selling out to
the doeksids criminals.
When this fantastic proposal Introduced Lane said
that he told Gvfman that amounted the thing
establishing sson committee between the New York district
attorney and the bookmakers
step taken by Hartman following Lanes resig
nation from hopeless situation attempt split up
Lanes duties separate obs-exeevve director and
This would have been interpreted victory
for mob union but Meyners objections again stopped
Hartman
Meanwhile the union itself struck against the waterfront
commission No issue Of hours working conditions
involved This attempt and simple TO break
authority Of the only agency which had prospect Of
keeping the pier raeketeers under nominal control
Since the strike the commission has wobbIed along with
effective direction because OF Harrmans continued insist
ence splitting up Lanes former duties and filling the two
resultant posts only with sppoinees agreeable TO the mob
Of the The New Jersey representative
the commission has proposed who we'll qualified to
fill posts but because they anahema TO the vnon
Hartman refuses to agree
The governors latest activity has been TO remove the
respected New York member Of the commission, L. Gen.
George Hays hodover from the former state Republican
administration and TO replace him with his campaign
manager in years election John p Mecrah Lane says
this is the final straw.
That Hartman has done everything possible TO sell out o
criminal apparent His motives be conieevred
candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination
year. He can't expect the unions mob leadership to
deliver much Of he expect expression Of
gratitude for his efforts in its behalf The logical and appro
pirate form that would would be donations the Hsrr
campaign chest and in view Of the character Of the
pier raeketeers would be surprising this revenue
we're derived from the usual Illicit sources.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
BUSINESS MIRROR
YAK Cut Views Get Challenge"


BY Sam Dawson Toledo BIsds)
NEW YORK, Dec. 7 tAP)-A Yvefids flushed with pros
pey poor time TO bring up unpopular But
few hardy souls doing that today and insisting they
doing u only for good.
Some swimmers against ihs tide Of popular demand
saying this Is time for tax Others warning that
II Americans don't start saving money, there
won't be enough 10 meet the demand Of their neshbor for
mortgages and maybe for ssdgefs bought
fme-st least ihs available money will be tight that in
fsrssis rates will 90 higher.
sPENDERs BLAMED
Those opposing tax and accusing fssspsndng eiii
Of being responsible for tight money shsr than the
Government. many charged likely 70 win few friends
lust us questionable whether they'll influence many
grsssmen consumers
The pss 10 LET taxes stay high Is being heard by House
Senate economic subcommittee studying ihs effect Of
the economy.
Good times have built up enough momentum 10 carry
through next year without any ssivsn from cuts &C.
eordng 10 Edwin B. George, director Of the economics
psrfsnf Of Dun Bradsfrssf He would like 20 see taxes
maintained a. the present level end any Treasury surplus
used for svm clearance end social security This view sure
70 be unpopular In many quarters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Auto Hits Three Girl"
Detroit Reporter)


GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ANOTHER DEVILS ADAM. VICTIM OF THE DEVILS
BILLION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE INDUSTRY
Tobacco, Tool = THE DEVIL TRYING TO
COMPENSATE FOR THE SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS THAT
ONLY GODS SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST"
THE DIVINITY OF JESUS AND ALL OF US. AVAILABLE
IN GODS IMPERATIVE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM CAN CURE
AUTO HITS THREE GIRLS Detroit Reporter)
A moorisi knocked down three school girls Wednesday
afternoon they left bus e. Warren and Chalmers
Police said he had been drinking.
Two Of the girls suffered leg fractures and the third frae
tvres OF her wrist and fingers.
Tsnsdse T. Smith. 49, Of 437o Lskeview, father Of FIVE
children held charge Of reckless driving with drink
Ing involved.
Jean Guthrie 49, Of $3.50 Crane was in Detroit Memorial
Hospital with leg fracture; Mevins Fedt H. Of l2343 e.
Warren Saratoga General Hospital with leg fracture and
Margaret Bvrhe H. Of 1880 Frankfurt in Saratoga with
fractures Of wrist and two fingers.
Witnesses said Smith through red light at the inter
section Just before he hit the girls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
II Killed in Crash
CONTINUED From Page "
W KILLED IN CRASH OF AlRlINER"

JACKSONVILLE, FIa.-Al " persons aboard Miami
ioNew York Eastern AirIines Constellation killed
Wednesday when the plane crashed and exploded the edge
Of Municipal Airport here.
The plane coming in for routine instrument landing
clipped eeiops the 2sfoof level and crashed
in roaring ball Of fame All aboard passengers and five
crew members, were eharred beyond recognition
A Miami arnes official said the slack preChrisfmas
week for nohbound flights accounted for the small number
passengers At any other time the plane would have
rled so persons
The huge our-engned plane crashed less than so feet
from houses the southwest side Of the airport This Is
the arnes first major disaster since SIS persons died in
collision Washnstons National Airport Nov. o49.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
And in the Same Light, Consider
Mary Swim, 40
81. George Cathedral.

This Mary we'll ehrsfened-Psrenfsi aspirations
doubt, vnfvIhed-the devil taking 80 yess-owIng
the nature Of he four European religious erpps
Of healing endesvors outside Of Gods Christ Science Messiah
including sensual prsyersl
The spiritual poverty Of conventional educational methods
public psroehIa and privste-ssrsbls spiritual erippIs
blind leaders Of the bindsnd they will continue thus
until Gods Masterpieces take eompIesyshs King
James Protestant Bbscods Incompatible superior Scrip
ell others; and His c. s. fsxibook-ssvior bsrsfo
and protector Of the Holy Scriptures THE DEVIL USING
SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PuRPosE"i-ss per Abe Lin
coins citation Of Shakespeare; do The four European rss
iovs erppIes-spiritvsl MISUNDERSTANDING mental
ssssinsi-"FATHER, FORGIVE THEM THEY KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY DOL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
THE FBI Scores Again ="
(Chiesgo Tribune EdiforiaI)

The FB and It's directing head, j. Edgar Hoover. esnns
be praised too highly for their remarkable work in son
the crash Of hs United Air Lines plane Just weeks AN
with the loss Of a. lives Thanks the scientific skill Of N
detectives the fact Of sabotage quickly established
thanks fhs panstsns work Of The whole organization
checking ths ndfhouss passengers to discover possA
motive for the Grip meme perpefrafor found and n
confessed.
The story Of this will be read and studied for gene
rsfons TO . notable example OF intelligence and
efficiency In police administration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Mayor Hubbard s.


Hubbard has stuck by vszzosi since last March when
Federal Investigators found shortage in the funds contend
ing that vszosi is still his friend and still innocent until
proven guilty
Mayor Hubbard also moved Harry A. Hoxis, department
Of public works director. down parking meter director
HELD A DEMoTIoN
This viewed deliberate dsmofion, although Hub
bard said Hoxe TO- had asked for easier Job because OF his
age.
James Dick. present parking meter director, will replace
Hoxie Hoxs made sl 500 year. In his lob he will get
only $1,000 the Dick made Dick will receive $1,000
DPW head.
Mrs. Marguerite c. Johnson, public safety director was
rsspponed and given ST. 800 salary increase TO $780,
Other department head resppoinfmenfs and the pay:
City attorney Dale H. Fillmore 81 800 vp ssoo Health
Dr. Alfred l. Wood $1,000 down 3o0ol parks and reeres
tion Harold G. Manchester $500 tup sSo0 weights and
measures Peter vermuen $500 tvp 5000; research and
information Alex Pileh $500 vp $5o0l service bureau
George Brady $500 up s3oo transportation, King Boring
$1,000 vp $3oo Veterans Bureau, George Martin $500
(vp s6oo Civil Defense John oReIy $500 tvp $780, and
city controller John L. KsdeIa, $1,000 tdown $7oo)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31

which seemed conspiring to
draw East and West into a
FATAL DRIFT TOWARD
WAR. -.
In fact, taken with COM
munism's simultaneous pene-
tration Of the Middle East,
the outcome Of the SECOND
GENEVA CONFERENCE is
primarily a sharp WARN
ING TO THE WEST to look
to ITS DEFENSES AND ITS
UNITY. Secretaries Dulles,
Macmillan, and Pinay have
worked together with ad-
mirabIe coordination. The
spirit of Geneva" has be-
come a wrath, a pleasant
memory perhaps, but an ad-
monition that the Commu-
nits seek the same detectives
as ever, though by altered
means.