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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Strophonqer's Lament

I pay the increasing costs
of streetcar transportation be-
cause of the difficulty in find-
ing parking space for my car.
It does seem to me that Capt.
tai Transit in acknowledgment
of this kind of patronage
should do everything to attract
riders rather than repel them.
For instance. I have been
conducting an unsuccessful
search for that transit official
who thought up the clever
idea of reducing to a mere slit
the opening to the top OF the
coin boxes. In the pre-Wolf-
son era, the passenger used an
opening at least two inches by
three. Now. if the car lurches
he is in danger of losing a
finger or two as he grooes
among a multitude of feet for
a dime that has overshot the
target.
Also. who decided that the
window shades that protected
streetcar passengers from the
hot summer sun were no
longer needed? can't fathom
the thought behind the re-
moval of the shades. unless
replacement costs might re-
duce dividends when the
surplus from which they have
been paid becomes exhausted.
1t would seem that we riders
are at least entitled to a good
will dividend which could be
expressed in recognition of
our need for comforts and
conveniences.
StreetcaF Rider.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Educators Falling?

It is rare to find nonsense
so undiluted as that letter
printed in The Star Of May
20, signed by someone who
shyly calls himself Modern
Horace Mann" The letter
purports to be a defense of
our public schools, but it reads
more like an emotional I'M
principled attack on anyone
who dares to question the
status quo.
The keynote Of the loose
thinking in that letter lies,
perhaps in its statement: ITO
attack a child's school is
the same as attacking chill
dren."
This doesn't make sense, of
course. There is deep con-
Germ all over the country, over
the poor reading ability Of our
children. A perusal of almost
any modern American text on
teaching reading will show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

cured in 1915 in connection
with the study Of pellagra,
when a dozen inmates OF
Mississippi's prison farm vol
unteered for diet experimental
ton in connection with this
disease. Such investigations
often are hazardous and do
not always carry the promise
of a reward.
@. In what occupations are
there critical shortages?--
j. S. U.
A. Among the critical &C.
equations recently listed by the
Department of Commerce and
the Department of Labor the
chief ones were: Chemist. geol-
ogist, geophysicist. mathema-
tician. intercollegiate. parasi-
tologist, physicist and teachers
, of these subjects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

-Justus, Minneapolis Star
Something to Keep in Mind"
why, as DR.. Flesch has so
we'll pointed out. Spelling and
arithmetic have been given a
back seat, and again this can
be readily traced by reading
official and NEA publications.
The emphasis today is on
what is called social studies,
which at best is the poorest
of groundwork for developing
clear and analytical thinking,
and at worst is a vehicle for
matchmaking the propaganda
of social and political theorists.
We are short of teachers, of
course. Conscientious teachers
in many localities fortunately
not alb are laboring under
administrative pressure to use
ineffective methods invented
by faddists. When the methods
don't work, should the teacher
obediently stay in the same
old hopeless groove? Many do.
The better ones often resign.
Modern Horace Mann"
would have us believe that
critics of the public schools
are either Catholics or child
less, rich old men, intent on
saving tax money.
The writer doesn't qualify
on either ground. The thing
we really need is to. raise the
standards of education. This is
apart from any question OF
money. If money is needed
for more teachers. we should
raise it. If more school rooms
are needed. we should have
them. But standards are not
made of brick or red leather.
They are in the minds OF the
administrators.
L. Fleming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Vaccine Mishondled?

According to an article in
The Sunday Star Of May Is.
DR.. Elmer Hess, president
elect of the American Medical
Association, stated Cd that
unusual methods we're en-
ployed to announce the dis
covery of the Salk anti-polio
vaccine; (2) the ANA was
asked to approve the vaccine
two weeks before the report
was publicized and declined to
approve unless an advance
copy of the report was fur
nished for study. and 80 the
first chance the ANA had to
obtain information was at
breakfast held only two hours
before the report was pub
licized.
To my knowledge, this report
has still not been submitted to
the medical profession for
critical evaluation. The in
dividual doctor who is legally
and morally responsible for his
action in administering the
vaccine has been asked to &C
cept blindly the evaluation Of
Cd the National Polio Founda-
ton controlled by laymen with
out medical training: Cd six
large drug companies who
operate for a profit in a fiercely
competitive field; 80 the
United States Public Health
Service which had neither the
funds nor personnel to ade-
quately check the vaccine, and
"a a small group Of doctors
who developed and evaluated
the vaccine.
Perhaps if the medical pro-
fession had been consulted
and permitted to evaluate the
Salk vaccine in the time-hon-
ored manner, the public in
terest would have been better
served.
Pediatrician
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

@. What is the name Of the
fastest greyhound in dog
racing history?-A. A.
A. Beachcomber, the son Of
More Taxes and Soapy Hands.
He is not only the fastest dog.
but also the richest. When he
is racing, it takes from 90 to
80 extra people, over and above
his regular full-time staff of
20, to keep him in top condi-
ton Beachcomber's earnings
are reported to be $4,000.
@. Are volunteers IN Ameri-
can prisons still used to try
out new medicines?-O. B. E.
A. Inmates in IL State pris-
ons and 9 Federal prisons
have volunteered to take part
in medical research. and this
important work is still going
on. The first instance &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
No Song

"The trouble is NTH trouble"
MY grandddd used to say,
Lighting up the shadows
With his fddle'S play
Fiddlino In the freight,
Pdustng non and then
To tell us tales Of long ago,
Brape deeds Of udnished men.
Then the strings mould fashion
The gay old mountain tunes
OF swinging are and plunging
ploD,
OF loue and harvest moons.
"The trouble Is Nth trouble
He'd pause from dreaming
long
And say Dhen strings tOere
silent
"Troubie has no song!"
4 Arthur Wallace Peach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
Note to Careless Drivers.

Irresponsible drivers will not be elm
mated from the local streets by enforce
ment of the Motor Vehicle Safety Respon-
sibility Act which goes into effect at mid
night. That would be expecting too much
of the new law. But irresponsible drivers
will find that there is no escape from
paying for injuries or property damage
caused by their automobiles. They will
pay either in cash or through loss of their
driving privileges. The net effect should
be to reduce the number of financially
irresponsible drivers, with salutary results
for the general public.
The Districts law is patterned after
a model statute drawn up by safety au-
thorities and already adopted in As States.
It is not a compulsory-in act OF
the type that Is in effect in MaSSachu-
sets. The Massachusetts, law has proved to
be unsatisfactory in several respects. In
Washington liability insurance is only one
method of meeting the requirement that
a motorist involved in serious accident
must prove his ability to pay for injuries
or damage. The law permits other evil
dence of financial responsibility to meet
claims up to 5000. If no such showing
can be made within go days, the drivers
permit will be suspended.
It is of special interest to visitors that
reciprocity will enable local authorities to
suspend or revoke driving privileges OF
motorists from outside the District-in-
GLIDING those from Maryland and Virginia.
This is an important provision. since
large proportion of those who drive IN
Washington are from other Jurisdictions.
The only trouble with the new law is that
1t does not cover the financially irrespon-
sible driver until he has had an accident
involving death or injury to others or
property damage of more than $500. But
II an uninsured driver knows that he will
be held financially responsible for reck-
lessnesS, he is more apt to think twice
before violating the rules Of safety and
common sense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry Driters' correct
names and addressed. All
letters are subject to conden-
Sdtion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

share" principle and let the
chips fall where they may.
Milton A. Mandel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
nv THE HASKIN SERVICl

au sgsdon ?, xTtiHs
eincoe mt ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
"Momism" Rebuked!
Basic Moral TRAINING"

TO The Christian Science Monitor:
| cannot believe that the
tortue-conditioning schools
currently being operated by
the Armed Forces are ade-
quate to meet the challenge
of the Communist brain
washing of POW's. The most
such a program can achieve
is a sort of personal stoicism,
though on the other hand it
might lead to increased fear.
n However, the publicity
and widespread criticism
of this program may
help bring to the attention
of the public and response
bic authorities the self-evi-
dent realization that what is
See--"Momism" ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22

ieeded for the Armed Forces
is not SO much techniques
lased on psychological and
, physical conditioning but
} .oral superiority based on a
vigorous religious faith,
Christian or other. To be
effective, this faith must be
a vital integrated partiof the
individuals thought.
In this connection, the
great contemporary revival
of interest in religion in
America offers a hopeful out
look. Let us hope that this
is accompanied by growth in
quality as well as quantity.
In looking for those weak
nesses in our society which
ebunkedl- Page 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
The Hazards of Common Stocks

ness statistics indicated that
this growth period had been
interrupted.
The current break in stock
prices illustrates the fsIIaey Of
such doctrine.
In my book. "A Lifetime
investment Program" pages
as to 49. ! discussed the be.
havior Of the stock market
during the most rapid five
year growth period in our his.
tory, l937-l942. During these
five years the Department Of
Commerce Industrial Produe.
ton Index advanced from Il3
TO 1919, an increase of over
rs per cent.
All the business figures cor.
respond with This abnormaIly
ommon Stocks Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
.ETs FREQUENT
APPLAUSE

Excerpts from The Chris
tan Science Monitor)
BY a Staff Correspondent of The
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
II was a rousing opening
address that Secretary If
State John Foster Dulles
gave on the subject of pa
riotism," to the American
] egionnaires at their Miami
onvention-and they loved
(.
A speaker can't go wrong
With such a subject before
UGH sn'sudience, particular
ly when he quotes Ceorg .
Washington, sttacksl &C
nunist doctrine, affirms ~
> See Dulles Stress,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
dulles Stresses Five US. Asset"
&C. S. Monitor)


r,oral basis of American for
, gn policy, and forecasts
! ,,ceful breakup of the
! ,viet empire.
= Mr.. Dulles was in good
orm gin Miami and gave this
peech his all.
II is true he did not find
ime to take up with the
.egion those two subjects on
which = good segment of
hat Patriotic organization
differ with the administrs-
ion-the United Nations Ed
cational, Scientific, and Gull
ural Organization and the
Kicker amendment - SUBJ
cts on which he might
ave been able to win some
e9ion converts.
8 Five U.S.-Page s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
Hebrew Psyehiatrist Dies, SO
FORCED TO GIVE UP THE

FORCED TO GIVE UP THE
GHOST AND IS TO 20 YEARS OWING TO THE
INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSINATION OF THE
DEVILS JUDAS CHRIST VOID. ANTI-cHRIST JUDAISM
AND THE DEVILS MATERlA MEDIcA-LIkEWISE
AN INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSIN VIA SPIRITUAL
MALPRAcTIcE!-AND ESPECIALLY SO WHEN
A SPIRITUALLY BANKRUPT ADAM OR EVE ENTERS
MEDICAL HOSPITAL! THE UNDERTAKEN Is SOON
DUE TO RECEIVE A CALL TO CARRY OUT ANOTHER
CARCASS
Detroit Times)-"Dr. Herman r. Roihman. prominent
Detroit psyehafrisf died in M Carmel Mercy Hospital after
a fwo-week illness
"Dr. Roihmsn. so. was associated with the Coleman
Clinic and Nj Carmel Mercy and Glen Eden Hospitals
"A graduate Of the school Of medicine George WASH
ngfon University Or. Rohman worked psyehisrst for
the Veterans Administration before practice in Detroit
a.. member Of Wayne County Medical Society Nev-
biological and Psyehiae Society," Military Order Of the World
and the Shrine and Perfection Lodge of Mssons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22

, plus, plus, Plus!
frequently.
He proposed three remedies
which. he said, would be APP
proved by the majority OF
American workers. One would
be TO set up standard under
which authorities can deter
mine whether peaceful pick
eting" is being praeiieed. The
second would be TO limit pick
ing to persons who had been
working at the place being
pieketed.
Then I'd give . worker the
right TO sue for wages lost as
a result of being kept from his
Job by illegal mob action" he
said.
USED AS THREAT
When mass picket lines are
used as q threat 70 persons
ties a Law to- Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
The Food Surplus
A Christian Solution "
TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR:

10 THE christian sClENCL tdONIIOH
The United States is in q unique position struggling
with two problems, communism and the agricultural
surpus The United States 10 unique in that also has
the solution these problems within its hands and
in its own power These main problems related
other and the solution Of Of these prob
lens will also solve the other vexns problem of eommun
ism.
By all means SUPPORT THE FARMER at all costs
he produce his food and eoon but do only to
See The Food Surplus Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22

lStence, Tor one to be aSsuHI
success, he must possess nd
esty, integrity, better
havior, and proper guidancI
for these are the only mean
by which genuine progrs|
is made manifest in lie.
To bring into existenc|
and make Truth reality, l
the consciousness of our va
human society, the peopl
must be induced TO believ
more in the spiritual side {
life than the material.
God Is Good 4
This of course, in tin!|
will do away with all Of III
impure, and make room I'D
the pure and good. God I
good" And the men, womsl|
and children Of His created
are pure in heart becaus|
the one creation-the spill
itual-is eternally harm&
ious.
Christian Science teachE
Gods thoughts are spiritull
realities. Mind, joyous
strength, dwells in the realI
of Mind. Minds infinite idea
run and disport themselva
In humility they climb ii
heights of holiness.
CONTINUED on Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
The Healing Of the Nations
IrresistibIe!- evitabIe!

BECAUSE-THEY ARE ALREADY PERFECT In THE
SIGHT OF GOD, SPIRIT-THE ONLY REAL
S-U-B-S-T-A-N-C-E!- CREATOR, PARENT-IN-
AND OF-THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WHICH
S-A-T-U-R-A-T-E-S ALL SPACE WITH HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL MISUNDERSTANDING TO THE
"PURE IN HEART" THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL
(so-csled) EXISTENCE! p. 272 S&H
PART 2
THE HUMAN. MATERIAL CONCEPT OF NATIONS
life and vnverse) is BEING SUBJECTED TO THE
CONSTANT PRESSURE" OF OUR ALMIGHTY.
ALL-WIsE, EVERYWHERE PRESENT "FATHER-MoTHER
GOD ALL HARMONIOUS" WHO is INFINITE LOVE"
WHICH rs IMPARTIAL AND UNIVERSAL IN ITS
ADAPTATION AND BESToWALS. IT IS THE OPEN
FoUNT WHICH CRIES no EVERY ONE THAT
THRsTETH. COME We TO THE WATERS"
THE LAW OF GRAvITATioN
sYMBoLlZES THAT IRRESISTIBLE POWER JUST
STATED! JESUS RECOGNIZED AND DEMONSTRATED
1T IN SPEAKING OF THE CHRIST IDEAL OF GOD,
THE ONE TRUE CREATOR AND GODS PERFECT,
COMPLETE CREATION AND UNDERSTAND THERE
IS NONE oTHERl!!-HENcE. THE MASTERS DECLARE
TON: land |. IF | BE LIFTED UP, WILL DRAW ALL
MEN UNTO ME"l-HENcE. THE MARVEL OF JESUS
PROMISE: my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
We Do"!
GODS CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH IS DRAWING ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES
OUT OF THE DEADLY DEvILIsH MURDERoUs,
MYTHICAL ADAM AND EVE PSYCHOLOGY INTO
WHICH HUMAN BEINGS ARE BoRN!
GOD IS WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT" and "A
GLORIOUS DAY GERA. MLLENNIUMll IS DAWNING"i
C S. Hymns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
Farm Quotas

TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR:
In your September 26 issue, you have edIOr'sS
cartoon, and article by Josephine Ripley farm SUI
pluses.
suggest that the farmers be given quotas. And ~
the quotas be dependent upon such factors the time
farm has been in production number of employees
tains and the countrys need of the commodity produ
That only the quota allocated should benefit from the
support and that any of that quota be
sdered surplus and disposed of through the channels
donation etcetera already provided
Furthermore, that price support be furnished /
anyone producing without quota
Wiloughby, Ohio Charles L. Turner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22

THOMAS r. WILLMORE co.
investment Counselors
Penobscot Building
Detroit Is. Michigan
Woodward 2-l3ll
October II, 1855
GENERAL LETTER
TO CLIENTS
There has been recent
doctrine among investment
professionals and economists
indicating that il was quite
safe 10 hold stocks, and even
TO buy more, so long as bust
ness volume. earnings. intrin.
sic values and dividends we're
growing. The natural eorolIary
Of this doctrine indicated that
there would be plenty Of warn.
ing TO sell stocks when bust
See-The Hazards of c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
School Church Battle Flares In
New Mexico"

flight USE or PUBLIC FUNDS FOR BUSES"
tchiesgo Tribune. Io-i2)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Wherever The DEVILS fraudulent Roman Catholicism has
legal power, The devil religion for his own pvrposs
as per Shakespeare and Abe Lincoln
See sehool-chureh Battle Flares in Pages
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22

Heartfelt Thanks
Thanks to Christian Sci
epce for the revelation of the
healing power which sep
arates Spirit, from material
ity, and removes sickness,
sin and sorrow.
Try To Represent The
Christ
Representing the Christ
Spirit, in thought and deed,
we bring the Truth of being,
to the thinking of society.
And by so doing, we help to
make society higher, nobler,
and purer.
Spiritual Reform
This is the age of favor
able reform and progress in
human affairs, and the great
est possible way is through
a process of education;
coupled only with intelli-
gence; bearing upon the re-
alities of Infinite Being. Our
fellow citizens now are con-
cerned with better spiritual
living conditions, overcom-
ing the distrusts of human
hostility and rising above ex-
aggerated human opinions.
For these to come into ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
N. Y. Takes British Diplomat, 48

Ne !. IdkeS DIItISn DIPIOmdts 70
HECTOR MCNEIL "cIvES UP THE GHOST" IN NJ Y
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NEW YORK PSYCHOLOGY IS TOO HEAVILY
SATURATED WITH THE DEVILS JUDAISM, THE
DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM. THE DEVILS
MATERA MEDlcA, THE DEVILS EXPLOITATION OF
SEX AND RAcKETEERINc IN THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD. AND THE DEVILS BILLION TRAlToRous
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE AND TOBACCO
THE socALLED HEART ATTACK WAS A THINKING
BLocKADE!-WHIcH THE CHRIST. TRUTH. WHICH
MAKES FREE COULD HAVE GIVEN LIBERATION
FROM THE SPIRITUAL sUFFocATIoN THAT WAS
CREEPING up ON HIM. OWING TO THE DEFECTS
OF BRITISH AND NEW YORK PSYCHOLOGY
HEREWITH. THE MENTAL AND THINKING
ASPECTS OF HEART:
HEART: Mortal feelings, motives, affections, Joys and
sorrows." sab. p. 587, Glossary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22

GODS TRIBUNE SAYS: AMEf
Fred A. Hartley Jr., former
Republican congressman from
New Jersey and eo-aufhor OF
the Tsft-HartIey law, urged
here yesterday that the law be
strengthened to give workers
protection against mass pic
kefing by imported goons.
Hartley cited the Clio strike
riots against the Kohler com.
pany in Sheboygan, Wis, and
the Perfect Circle corporation
in New Castle, Ind. as evil
dence that the present law is
not able to curb mob action
in strikes.
GETS FREQUENT
APPLAUSE
Hartley. speaking before the
Rotary Club Of Chicago in the
Sherman hotel. was appIauded
See Harley Advoc'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
Bars in the Skies

TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITORS
Add my protest to prove to the arplane comp''1
hat others object to liquor their planes.
My daughter and her three small children on col
o-coast typ did care to sit through the serving
liquor e smell of it-they do not have il at home
X young friend who Is trying to overcome liquor d
to sit while they served il all around him am ssa
lad the courage to stand fast.
Why do people who do not for liquor sno :.
heir fares have to stand for ii mO'
(From The Christian Science Monitor)
Drinking AIoft"
TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
II is good to see, at long last that airline p'0''
See drinking Aloft"- Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-22
Press Rejection Of Alcoholic
Beverage Ads

From The Christian Science Monitor)
this is WHY"
MIRROR OF WORLD OPINION
In the 1855 national directory of small-city newsp
pers, is discovered that high percentage of weeks
refuse to alcoholic beverage advertising of kim
See Press Rejection of Alcoholic Beverage ADJ