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Evening star., 1955-10-31
WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Godding With Sheioh

they're discovering-and liking
Burt Lancaster.
The Romans are disappointed
lover the poStponement Of Ben
Hur' for ayear. They were hop
ing for a repetition Of Robert
ITaylor's quo vadis" with big
salaries for everyone. ]
caught Milly vitale for a few
minutes on the .War and Peace
lset and her Seven Little Foys'
picture with Bob Hope hasn't
yet been released in Italy. It's
due in January. She was glad
to hear 1t was a hit in the States.
/ Released BY
North American NeWgpapeT Alliance
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Films 81 More TEon Routine Meit

COLBERT SULLIVAN" Maurice Evans and Robert Nor
ley recall famed operetta team.
sITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER. froicsome Gene Kelly mu-
sicaI Justify spoofng teleyison.
.THE LEFT HAND OF GOD" Humphrey Bogart adven-
turer masquerading priest. well done.
aLOVE ME- LEAVE ME-" Singer Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth Etting ably abetted by James Cagney
THE MCCONNELL STORY" Alan Ladd ges fine air support
playing first triple jet
aNOT AS A STRANGER Olivia de HaviIland and Robert
Mitchum Stanley KFamers perturbation Of the novel
TE SHRKE" Ferrer repeats his stage hit trapped
husband with fearsOme wife.
"TO CATCH THIEF Kelly. guided by Alfred Hitch
cock, pursues and catches Cary Grant.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
mac...

THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN. an
old d.fAshiontd meiodrama IN three acts
ana Drama Department. directed hy
Leo Brady. with SETTINGS BY James D.
Warina. musical score By Edward Cash.
man. and costumes by Joseph Lewis. At
Catholic University theater.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
THE PASSING SHOW
Gu Storts Season
With d Comedy Hit
By JAY CARMODY

YES children people had wonderful form Of entertainment
before they heard Of the movies RADIO h or eevson
They had plays only like Hamlet and oedpus Rex
hut er and lighter "The Ticket Of Leave Man.
which the turned Catholic University and quite
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Generous Uncle Sam
MIRROR OF WORLD OPINION
(From Christian Science Monitor)

How about a holiday for the Western world? On
this should lay aside the rapiers of satire and
budgeons of criticism with which the United States is
often beabored and express sincere gratitude for the
truly economic and military financial aid the
United States has furnished other countries.
On July l. the United States celebrated its tenth
nversary of foreign aid Marshall aid Point Four and
other programs have disbursed $51147 600 OOO-abou
$3z0 for each U.s. man, and child, lot of money
Figures for the first nine years show only little
fifth 10 In loans and credits for which repayment may be
expected The rest 10 in grants And of the total
twofths was for economic aid nearly twice a. much
for military aid Another has been author
lied by Congress for this fiscal year.
Canada 10 Of the fortunate countries and they
are few, which has required such assistance from the
United States But it's world, In the larger sense
we benefit when other countries helped. And, per
capita the United States programs far Cam
sds Let's forget too the carpng the United States
has acted from enlightened selfinerest; this may be
largely true, but II does invsdate the programs.
sad thing is that the United States which can work
out such noble projects Of aid, frequently also %
tate the recipients But in spite of the occasional bce
ns u noteworthy that the recipients of U.s. aid have
been forced through these programs become invoun
ry satellites IN the true of the word anyone
Gay that the United Kingdom and Francehe biggest
cipent with and s. 9s2 900 grants
and credits respectveIy-srs afraid to have differences
WIN the United States3 That they not partner
rather than bought slaves7
There IL need to sslssm toward Washington. We
and other Western nstons- have frequent differences
with the United States and It's citizens collectively In
dvdusily But let us stop for and realize thsf
no other nation has embarked willingly and such
large scale on program of helping other peopIss-
Toronto Daily STAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Power Hungry Devils

Continued from Page u
The old saying remains n truth: "CIVE THE DEVIL
ENOUGH ROPE AND HE'LL HANG HIMsELF"i
Popularity and temporary success guarantees
of Gods endorsement!-as per God to Mrs Eddy D. 23s
of Gods Science and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
Attempts to conciliate (appease) society and 20
gain dominion mankind, arise from worldly weak
ness He who leaves all for Christ forsakes popularity
and gains Christianity"
And what does Gods New Testament have to saw
about the wordlings who seek serve God and mann
mon7-"THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE
THAN THE PRAISE OF GOD"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Michael Poma--

Continued from Back Page)
psychiatry makes death almost certain in Of
in which exclusive Christian Science treatment
would provide certain, complete, perfect recovery
More than three-quarters of century demonsa tions
reaching Millions bear out the foregoing assertions
PART 2
OUR BATTING AVERAGE is NOT UP TO CHRIST
JESUS, NOR MARY BAKER EDDYi
JESUS HEALED ONLY ONE BETHESDA CRIPPLED
BUT-our great Master healed all MANNER Of
sickness disease and defomtes, and even raised the
dead, and said:
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"i
And Gods prophecy via His Daughter-successor to
the Master His Rev. Mary Baker Eddy early in the goth
Century, to Concord Monitor newspaper man. stand.
irrevocable:
cit is UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE
AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND
THERAPEUTICS ON THIS PLANET"l
The planet Is IN collective human consciou.ne..i-
and 10 destructible mortal thought image of mar
veious, ndestruetibe, compound complex spiritual d
of Godl
Requiem High Mass at St. Gertrude. Church 81.
Clair Shores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Christ for the Jews
Continued from Back Psge)


additionally kept in total darkness about Christ being
their Messiah. They taught to look for who they
say will day but do they even intimate
to their youth that Jesus Christ claimed be their
promised one He simply 10 prophet and strictly asso-
eiated with Centiles according to their teaching.
Christian friend, you now see why have such
burden to keep the rolling the radio
through missionaries, through the printed page-that
Jesus truly the promised who came-not the one
who 10 yet to come?
Radio the surest way reach these darkened hearts
and we reaching them by the thousands-sowinR
the seed-hopng the Holy Spirit will harvest to
be great.
Now August is my birthday month"; Each year, more
and more of my friends send gift IL il deeply APP
precisted assure But this year again want to put
the thousands of gifts together and them to expand
our ministry by every conceivable means-so millions
of Jews at least HEAR of their Messiah MY people
dying in darkness and how can ceebrae7 They long
for peace and how can turn deaf carr
II you could only share with me the JOY of leading
Jew to chrsoh the vctory-the release that comes
after lifetime of blindness II s thrill you could only
comprehend had been born blind and then sudden
ly received your sight later in life.
Our message of salvation continues 20 but along
Continued Next Column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Healed Of Alcoholism


Continued from Back Page)
and offered my usual cocktail before dinner said 70
my surprise: mo, thank YOU don't H." And have
never wanted or taken liquor since poured my hidden liquor
down the sink. bottle by BOTTLE, found IT,.
Soon sfsrwsrd stomach spssms Of . years duration.
which had been accompanied frequent vomiting and hours
Of suffering and discomfort disappeared overnight In less
than six months FREED FROM DEAFNESS AND from
CHRONIC EAR INFECTION, which TWO DOCTORS HAD
SAID WAS INcURABLE. Ny SIGHT, WHICH HAD BEEN DE-
FIcIENT, FULLY RESTORED. and GLASSES were DIS
cARDED.
For fen previous my study Of Christian Science
had been subject BRONCHITIS and LARYNcITIs for AZ
least four months Of each year. PARoxYSMs OF COUGHING
LEFT NE WEAK and spent after each attack have been
entirely free from these conditions for hs past years.
Among my priceless possessions good health, great
happiness and the peace OF God, which passsh oil UNDER
standing phil an have the privilege Of belonging The
Mother Church and to branch church. where part in
the activities Words fail when try to tell others what
Christian Science has done for and mine. humby
grateful for the blessings that have vnfodsd through The
careful study and application Of Christian seisnes-Mrsl
Emma D. Price, Nsweorb, Maryland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
Two Year, Old Youths In Stolen
Car Cause 5 Deaths In Crash!
DRIVER IGNORES BLOCKADE. KILLS S

DRIVER IGNORES BLOCKADE. KILLS 5
m. Y. TribvnsJ
SEYMOUR, Ind, Aug II tAP-A stolen automobile
swsrvsd past police blockade at fhs edge Of Seymour
night and crashed hssdon into another car killing Ohio
couples and baby girl.
The dead identified Robert r. Cannon, thirty.
eight Russell Point Ohio; his wife Olive Cannon oriyons;
William w. Gshrman. thirfywo, Hamilton, Ohio; his wife De.
Iorss cshrmsn, thirty and the cshrmsns ninsfsenmonod
daughter, Susan.
State police said he occupants Of the stolen
Larry Howard SIXTEEN Louisville and Glenn e. Fletcher
SIXTEEN, Knox, Ind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
FULTON LEWIS JR.:
Another New Deal"

tDefroif Times)
The rash OF attacks from liberal Democrats on bvsi
nsssen holding top posts under the
sdmnsrsfon boi' down 70 The fact that they would like 70
get Their own breed OF Pnko college professors back In IN.
Washington saddle again.
What they really would like, would bs 70 dss,rov IN.
Businessmen In The public send them packing back 20
their private enterprises and then replace them in
sns with an vPodsfs brain trust" such a. fvne,Iorsd IN
me New Deal so to regulate those private enterprises out
Of business. "
"na 'nsy want regardless Of ihs vsrbisss In which they
dress their demands and their dsniss IL continued r.rrh
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
The Traitorous Beer Industry


The girls escort TO the dance - year old soldier.
He drunk that he had TO b bed and could
be awakened 10 take the girl home When she started of by
herself she stopped by her slayer soldier who says he
had gone in fhs cir TO clear his head after drinking from
10 10 IS beers.
The killer found among members Of the anti
aircraft battalion posted in ihs park when bed check
made That is members Of the battalion sbssn
without leave. The period Of time in which they A. W.
O. L. may have been short but their absence suggests lax
discipline the post.
lieutenant who officer Of the day and had technical
supervision Of the dance testified that he disorder The
army insists that 81 beer sold the post nonnox
iesfns and that regulations should have compelled hs SOL
dsrs running he party 70 have bought H. The fact Is that at
least Of fhs msn-minors. al hs-who involved
In this dsgrseefv affair drunk.
Under these circumstances ths ssslfhsf fhs e
states Attorney and the 5h army should do Is TO get the
battalion commander in explain what kind Of outfit he
Men in the usually reflect fhs leadership they GET
lack.
This sordd crime is bad enough in itself. II Is bound 70
have adverse effect upon public attitudes toward the
army Soldiers sometimes suffer unjust treatment because
civilians look ssksnes all in uniform An incident Of
this certain TO make things unpleasant for the
majority Of we'll conducted soldiers When parents forced
yield their eonserpon hs least they entitled
expect that the army will set their example Of
deeeney and ssnemsn behavior That kind Of leadership
TO be eonspievovsy missing in this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
al Ka|ine and the Detroit Tigers

tConfinued From Page
The Detroit Baseball Club already has a tremendous
hazard in the moral and spiritual injury inflicted upon
its relatively young owner the leabe Spike Brsss
sutns from his Protestant born father marrying Roman
Catholic both dupes of the devils fraudulent counterfeit
Christianity, the late Walter Briggs being inva;
many years!-in the words of Jesus-"One whom Satan
hath bound!
Honest religion and therapeutics could have healed
him. and there is honest religion outside
Of Gods Christ Miracle Science Messiah!
THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC BEER
PSYCHOLOGICAL TERRIBLE HAZARD
TO SURMOUNT!
Diviney scientific Christlike, spiritual prayers inn
peratve! Complete rejection of the devils alcohol and
tobacco false gods of the devils dupes-Hebrews Roman
Catholics, and the inferior breed of Protestantslil
PART4
Mr.. KALINE, IF YOU WILL HEED THE FOREGOING,
YOU CAN HAVE A FINER FUTURE THAN
DIZ TROUT, WHO is WORKING HALF
THE TIME FOR THE DEWITT!
Incidentally, Harry Heilman-dev's beer broa dcaster
died Roman Cathoic-dupe and victim too, of the
spiritual malpractice of the DEVILS materia medical e
like Roman Catholic Babe Ruth died many years pre-
maturely because of these false friends (socaledthe
devils Roman Catholicism and the devils ratera medical
GODS PHYSICIANS, META-PHYSICIANS-
CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS
ULTIMATELY DESTINED TO SUPERSEDE
MATTER AND MEDICAL M.D.S, NOW INFLICTINc
SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE ON BASEBALL CLUBS
ESPECIALLY ON THE YOUNG FELLOWSl
Much more could be said but we shall begin to close
assuring of profound admiration and best wishes
for one of the finest careers yet, in baseball.
Lovingly yours, according to Christ
Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S.
Atm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

down the road outright socialism, vmsssy 10 the s
Of government control Of eli major industry Il the unl
msnisd British Labor government.
THEY'RE OUTRAGED
Liberals" sridsnfIy proclaim their outraged ndensio,
The DxonYass contract and hs decision 70 s ,h
Idaho Power Company undertake hydrossee power dsvso
mont on shs Snake River 81 Hsrs Canyon.
Study their objections in fhs calm light Of sobsr
second thought and what they amount TO desire Great.
government monopoly in fhs power industry
Bring into government anyone from the prvsfsyownsd
power industry who might suggest private capital psrhsp
could do better Job than government end no Is certain 70
draw fhs wrath Of the liberals.
Six members Of fhs Senate banking committee issued
Joint statement erezns hs President for putting on m.
Securities and Exchange Commission only experienced
In fhs field Of banking and finance six Democrats an
liberal" further TO the left.
They say hs public interest Is not protected properly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
They Try at Mt. Pleasant
CONTINUED From Back Psse)


MAN IS GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS per
Genesis, Oh. I.
But remember Jesus defined God Spritl The
image of Spirit IL spiritual msn-NOT shining, stupid
laundering Adams and Eves-who devilish, MYTH
CAL eounterfsts Of Gods spiritual and dsushters
The Adam and Eve creation recorded in Genesis, 2nd
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
County Has Done Little For
Mildly Retarded Children

10000 AT HOME FIND SCHOOLS TOO CROWDED"
Detroit Free Press
The Free Press is presenting a word picture of how
critical in the mental health hed-the mentally
handicapped child-has become in Wayne County.
Subsequent stories will deal with equally critical
needs in the from statewide point of
view and what be done to meet these needs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

with IL 70 the monthly They heavy and income
has dropped this Please stand by with your
prayers and sifts for this important work.
May receive q birthday letter from you this month
God richly bless your heart.
Yours in His service for Israel,
An. Mchelson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
ASK Beer Ban to Park G|s in Staying

tChesgo Tribvns)
Officials Of park district shocked the rspessyng
Of ~ year old South Chicago girl by army private who
admitted he got drunk AZ dance park property said
yesterday they would ask army authorities stop hs sale Of
81 per cent beer At post exchanges in the parks.
James H. cstsy park board president. announced the
action after PVT. Henry Matthews. ls Of Detroit, told
eoroner Jury he had between 10 and IS beers dance
in the hall Of the 734h sntairest battery last Saturday
night in Calumet park
CHANGES STORY TIMES
Then, Matthews said he climbed fence, met Je-
Pvshis H. Of Exchange had relations with her in
evmp Of shrvbbery hs lake front S5th and then
slapped her face couple Of times and grabbed her by the
neck when she tried TO get up"
II didn't think hurt her." said Matthew's. Her body was
found Wednesday and Matthews confessed Thursday A. first
he commended she ssssnssd his advances then said
raped her, and finally commended again she submitted
voluntarily.
The park board president said he had heard enough"
OF the controversy whether 81 cent beer sold
army post exchanges, is intoxicating
ADVISED or COURT RULING
Maybe II is not intoxicating to but Is TO
other said cs'sy II going 70 ask the army stop selling
this stuff TO the don't think they ought sell anything
that could possibly lead TO such horrible crime"
GsieIy advised by Philip Lozowek. park board
foney that the United States Supreme has held 81
beer intoxicating Lo1owek said park board ordinances
forbid the possession sale Of Intoxicating liquors
fhs parks The army has park district sites for anti
aircraft and Mike installations.
However Joseph SehHmsn, secretary Of the Illinois
Liquor control commission, said the Illinois Dram Shop
specifies that anything containing onsha Of per Of
alcohol by volume is considered alcoholic liquor and
license must be obtained 10 sell H. He said army fedora!
installations free from paying any license
tax.
OFFICERS AS cHAPERoNEs
The headquarters office Of tho 22d IA Brigade located
In ihs Science reported three officers ehspsonsd
the 734h IA battery dance which jeanne had attended and
left after her escort Pvt Arthur Holiness 1s repeatedly got
drunk and put to bed by his bvddiss.
The brigade headquarters reported chemical test Of the
beer bought a. the post exchange confirmed that 81
per cent beer. though Matthew's said he drinking reg
vIsr beer"
special report ihs party and ths sale Of beer the
post exchange and consumption Of u At ihs party being
drawn up for Brig Gen. Marshall Carter Of Fort Sheridan
9Th IA regional commander.
TELLS or GRABBING NECK
Matthews said the inquest that after he had relations
with jeanne, she said she going fell her father and
his commanding officer and that he slapped her and grabbed
her by the neck when she tried to get up
Another army private Wesley Kaiser, 10, Of Sheffield
Ala said that after bvddss put Holmes 10 bed they tried
awaken him he could jeanne homs bot unable
to him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20

the divineiii
BUT-ony the pure in heart-pure enough to be.
Gods Chosen People, Chrisie Christian Scientists
can discern and the excusveness of Gods
already completely populated spiritual universeiand
the unrealy of the MYTHICAL, devsh "shsstly farce
of material (so-called) exstence"-p. 272, S&H.
Excerpts from Detroit Free Press, s/3 |55)
Are present institutional facilities adequate for the
number of children in Michigan mentally deficient
to need Todays story helps that
tion The Free Press has visited home and training
schools at Lapeer Coldwater and Mt Pleasant the chill
unit Newberry State Hospital the State Hospital
for Epieptcs at Caro- and the Wayne County Training
School Worthwhile. Future stories will deal with other
facets of this overall problem and what be done
about it.
BY WARREN H. STROMBERC
free Press Staff Writer)
The two smallest state institutions for the mentally
de6cientat Mt Pleasant and Newberry in the Upper
Peninsula-have something in with the larger
ones whose populations into the thousands.
ALL ARE JAM-PACKED
In other respects there is slight difference. Mt.
Pleasant and Newberry frendlier They have more
of a family atmosphere
This is in line with the thinking of most parents of
retarded children and their associations ***
Boys and girls four feet sway in cribs
built for infants They above the sides of the cribs
The possibility of a fall the sides is n constant
worry the attendants.
"They need the exercise they get in standing up"
said eff you fasten net the top, they
can't get this exercise. They're just too big for these
cribs ~
Two modern dormtories to house ITO patients each
rising of the sand behind the present buildings,
at the bottom of the hill.
THESE ARE THE ONLY ADDITIONAL BED AC-
COMMODATIONS NOW BEING BUILT ANYWHERE
BY THE STATE FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED.
1t has been estimated that from $500 to 5000
tally deficient in Mchgan-ether committed and not adj
mitted about be commted-need institutional
Future plans for Mt. Pleasant, not the
stage of execution, would give Mt Pleasant all of the
territory in the Lower Peninsula north of line drawn
the state above Saginaw. **+
Like Mt. Pleasant, Newberry has warm personality
lacking in of the larger institutions.
But, in all the others, it is loaded with patients
Says DR.. Thompson:
"What we have is good but need more"
There 1,00l answers to the question, "What
should Michigan do about the present bottleneck which
keeps mentally deficient children from getting instit-
tonal care?"
But just about everyone agrees to this: There 10
need for buildings and beds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-20
BY WARREN H. STROMBERC
(Free Press Staff Writer)

There two fundamental answers to the growing
problem of the mentally retarded in Wayne County,
problem engulfing forgotten" families.
One is obvious: At least 500 said need insti-
tutional which is not available.
The Omaha guide., 1955-12-23

eight years ago, "a most daring
and imaginative experiment: the
most promising effort yet toward
church unity in Professionalism"
This issue also includes a his
tory Of the Bible, tracing its de-
velopment and current sales
boom, which makes it far and a.
way the nations be~st-selling book.
Total sales last year are esti-
mated at more than six million
copies. This does not count the
Is million Bibles distributed by
the Bible Society in ga countries.
Gordon Parks, one of LIES
top photographers is represented
in the issue by a handsome photo
essay on the Benedictine Monas-
terry of Atchison, Kansas. Parks
photographs show the Abbey'S
172 monks at work and devotions
and help explain why the Bene-
dictines in America are the Sec
ond largest branch of the world
order.
TWO YEARS IN PREPARATION
The special LIFE Christianity
Issue combines the normal Christ
mas and year-end issues of the
magazine and all told includes
100 pages Of editorial material.
In preparation for almost two
years, it represents the most am
bilious single editorial project
ever undertaken by the magaTn
Representing a radical denar-
ture from normal magazine 1'a-
fishing practices, this specie'
sue Of LIFE is priced at So c. II
a single copy and will be or
for two weeks December Il
through January a.. 1t features
more than twice as many color
pages as a normal issue of LIFE
and is bound in a heavy-stock
cover $50 that it can serve as a
permanet addition to any library"
The Christianity Issue concludes
the LIFE series on "The Worlds
Great Religions" Earlier in the
year the magazine published
major features on Hinduism, Is
lam, Buddhism, Confucianism,
Taoism and Judaism.