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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-10
God to the Detroit Tribune:
A Nearly S Free Major Blessing!

UNITED NATIONS AUpIT-I955
From v. S. Committee for the U.N =.
sI6 2IS Street. NV Washington g. o.
WHAT THE UNITED NATIONS COSTS
EACH AMERICAN PER YEAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-10
COUNT BELOW 1854

73o pm tally by the Associated Press recorded ~ "a
tass thrvovf ths nation since 1901 Yesterday Last year
81 dead counted SD day On Nov ~ 1855 accepted
~ normal day, there were 81 dead.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-10

THESE GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL BIAS
TARDS' Heb. 1919 of their nut houses OF
hate covetousness grand larceny murder and went
to Geneva for Summit conference, where My Gods
beloved President D. David Eisenhower and Christian
sociates could give THE KREMLIN LUNATICS SOME
SANITY THERAPY-THAT is, MEDICINE, readers, If
we're getting too sophisticated.
And so, these Satan bound aggressors, murderous
prisoners the dev after having had short season of
spiritual and Christian fresh air and temporary escape
from the fear-of-America psychosis, the dev-anmal
magnetsm!-puts them through their PAGES some more!
BUT-fear them not these modern MYTHICAL
Goiaths-the power that David utilized in Staying the
Phistne Goliath has gained enormous momentum in the
subsequent 5000 years.
1t needs to be reiterated that the devils fraudulent
Communist M-YT-H!! is operating in a cul-de-sac-A
DEAD-END STREET OF SELF OBSTRUCTION, from
which there is NO POSSIBLE ESCAPE!-as per the C.S.
textbook, p. 476: ERROR, URGED TO ITS FINAL
LIMITS is SELF DESTROYED"!-"Cive the devil
enough rope and hel hang hmsef!"-author { p
Caesar Napoleon, Lenin, Mussolin Hitler. TOTO,
Stain, entered psychopathc hospals-nut houses'--in
that collective consciousness called the world.
The KREMLIN CRIMINALS ARE FUNCTIONINC IN
A MENTAL STRAIGHT JACKET-OF SUICIDAL
MANIA!
See Million Ailing Minds Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-10
The KremIin Lunatie Asylum
Habitat-of GoIiath-Like Criminals!
-Psyehopathie, Syphi|itie Sons OF
Satan!!.
AND THAT ISN'T ALL!
Bv ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. C.s. 4. = q

Modern Christian Science Crusader .
Major Prophet of ''our Father-Mother Cod all
harmonious" H. is, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with woria
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Cod
do a Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this age! !
And how! Science & Health, textbook, Is Gods
Liberator OF The Bible.
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO! go
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated iniquity!
The "lukewarm' live in fools paradise!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-10
"A Million AiIing Minds

as per Chicago American, by Ernest T. tucker.
God to the Detroit Tribune;
LET'S CONSIDER FIRST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-10

Excerpts Science Journal May 1851
Evening star., 1955-10-12

Is to the United States because
1t stimulated Spanish economy,
Mr.. Quarles said the top officials
|of the government there and
the Spanish people have been
most cooperative"
aWe could not ask for q more
constructive attitude on their
part /" he declared.
He said that he also was
happy to report that. as Of
Evening star., 1955-10-12
By JOHN A. GILES

Air Force Secretary Quarles
said today that possession by
Russian and the United States
Of the air power to destroy each
other could lead to peace through
stalemate rather than to war.
Speaking before the Aviation
Writers Association at the Bur-
lington Hotel, Mr.. Quarles de-
clared.
The best likelihood for con-
tinued world peace Is our main
tenance of a truly decisive Air
Force--a condition under which
an aggressor viii know beyond
the shadow Of a doubt that We
possess the certain capability Of
destroying him If he should at
tack.
IF he. too. should acquire this
capahility. We will be no less
secure so long as we maintain
the power to retaliate decisively,
This proposition creates q stale
mate through deterrent strength
which ! believe is, paradoxically,
our best hope for peace.
AN indispensable corollary tol
this proposition is that we must
Evening star., 1955-10-12

major breakthrcush which win
upset the balance"
Mr.. Quarles reviewed q recent
inspection tour he made Of Eu-
ropean bases.
He appeared particularly
pleased with the progress made
with the construction Of air
bases in Spain. At two Of the
bases, runways are being laid
and hangers are under con-
struction. he reported.
Commenting that the program
was as important to Spain as 1t
Evening star., 1955-10-12

now at least. the Moroccan un.
rest has not touched our All
Force personnel or our base,
there"
Mr.. Quarles reviewed the
NATo defense system and re-
ported it was growing stronger
despite the feeline voiced by
some that it wasn't moving along
as fast as 1t should.
"one indication Of NATO's
Evening star., 1955-10-12

true strength Is the strenuous
campaign being waged by the
Soviets to reduce It's effective
ness" he declared.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Queries Sees Possibility
Of Peoce by StoIemote

maintain our relative position
in chronological. developments. to
preclude the possibility that the
other side might achieve some
Evening star., 1955-10-12

sent panel discussion ct 7lSFaily His Church and HIS
pm tomorrow In the Christ Community He Il Innu-
Church parish house. North enced by Each and How Each
Washington The panel Contributes to His Growth Is
will discuss "Your Child = HisIChristian"
Evening star., 1955-10-12

Snpge brand Denture Cushions are 4 III
umph Of seienee. sensational new plastic
refining that eets rid ef the annoyanee
teeth. Snug eases sore, irritated ruias Ar
TO loose fitting dentures. Applied h few
minutes. makes the Wobbliezt plates stay
firmly IN plaee-giyes perfect comfort. Eat
ANYTHING talk. laugh plates stay put =
Harmless 10 gnma or dentures.
Snug re-liners can last from Z 70
months. Stays soft and pIiable- -does not
harden and ruin plate. Peeis right out
when replacement b needed. No daily bother
with adhesives. Get Snug brand Denture
Cushions todayl liners for upper or lower
plates Sl.bo. Money back u not satisfied.
At ell druggists.
Evening star., 1955-10-12
Church cc>-.elf Panel

The Christian Education COM
mittee Of the Council Of
Churches. Alexandria. win pre-
Evening star., 1955-10-12

ZONE indleation Of NATo'
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21

DIGGING YELL
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
CEA MANAGER, WIFE,
VISIT COMMUNITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Stow
art of Anchorage visited the
.Tiggs Tice homo over tho
weekend. Stewart Is manager
Of Chugach Electric In AM
chorage. While here he stat
ca that all Of tho EQUIPMENT
FOR the hydro.-oloctric study
OF Cooper Lake had boon taken
In to the site Ho also said
that an industry has already
cont actod the Central Alaska
Power ASSOC lat ion and stated
that tf4.'pozer IL available
from tho cAPa In two years,
they want to move to the Ron-
Ursula. -
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
provide just reason and cause
Why it should not ba done 4"

provide just reason and cause
why it should not ba dons."
. ROADS
Delegate Bart1ett appear
ed befores thes House Public
forks Commit tee this week and
urged that If no special pro
Wis ion is made for road al
Lot tments to- Ala ska In the
pend ing bill that any taxes
provided TO re- tse the money
to cover the multi --b1 IL ion
doll ar. program not be app1 led
to the Terrific ry.
The committee is o onside1
1ng*a mea sur Q which WOULD ex-'
pand the Federal Aid. Highway
Acts from viii Oh Ala ska il ex-
cluded. The pro posed federal
tax increases include one
cent on gaso1i Inc, four cents
on !, diesel fue1y 10 cent a
pound on heavy truck tires. a
new tax Of ~ cent . q pound
on large retreaded tires and
two percent inc reese on the
truck excise tax
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISrRA-
TIoN
Legislation to liberal ize
the Small Busines IS Act OF
1858 1ntrodu ced th is week il
Tho House includes a provi-
sio n to estab1 ish regiona !
office OF the Sua Il Business
Admins ration In Ala ska.:
Delegate BARTLETT strong1 y
supported this bill tntroduc-
ed by Congressman Multer or
New York.
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
VISITING FRoM cHUcI Ak

Mr.. and Mrs. jam 8 Mellow
ell Of Chugiak were visitors
at the Hem ing Johnson homo
last week. rhile here they
also visited MT. and Mrs. Sam
Pratta Mr.. McDo WILL and Sam
served tegether on the old
refrigerator boat, the Sierra.
haul ing reindeer from Meme TO
Seattle
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER

w HDl j llVA j Nj v
By Mary Lee Council, Score
tary to e. L. (Bob) Bartlett,
Delegate In Congress from
Ala ska. :.
MENTAL HEALTH
The Alaska mental hea 1th
hi Il as reported out OF the
Hous Q Interior and Insu1ar
Affairs Committee does the
Following:
7: L. Aodernizes comm tmart
procedures.
2. Gives the terri tor ta1
government aut hority in the
field Of mental health 1eg1s-
1ati on.
- 5. Provides for a gran e.
in-atd program onsa diminish
ing basis thrM gh the Public
Hea1t tn Service to give the
Terri to nv financial assist
ance through the first 10
years Of the program.
A. Grant 8 the Territory
one million acres Of Lard,
revenues from VIII ic b would be
earmarked for nD ut al health
purpose 8.
5. authorizes the appro-
priation Of IS, 800, 900 In
federal funds for construc-
ii on In Alaska
WHITTIER
Recomne MA t ions that the
Army open Whit lie to civil
Ian traffic we're carried in
the Aouse Appropriations Com
ntttee's re port on the 81 p
plemen tai appropriate ION bill
viii Oh went TO the House this
week.
''The committee atten-
tion,n the report stated,
nhas been directed TO the
Army's continuing policy Of
refu 8 ing to open thu port at
Whittier, Alaska, to civilian
use. Information has been
rece lived tia t addtti ona1 to n
mage could be handled at thi 8
port andr at lesser cost
!, through the use OF civilian
Labor The ccmni ttee re-
quests the Department to pro-
coed with plans to open this
port by the first OF the year
or If til Is is not feasible TO
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21

Loon Roach, Anchorage on
tortatncr, Pre- sontod programs
at the Yah Sure Club hero
Sunday and Monday nights OF
this TDek.
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
CRAWLING FAIRGROUNDS ROAD

Lloyd haxuo11 has boon
busy this week gravc1tng tho
entrance road to the Honor
fa1 rgroundss 80 80
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21

George Miller f. al ggtng a
noT we'll for Leroy Duncan on
tho lattor's propc rty across
from the Inlet Trading 20 st.
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
PAUL cHooII1TTE B.cK

Paul Choquotto Of tho In
Let Flying Service returned
homo Monday after G br1or
visit to Seattle and Portland
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
FATHER MASTEnsoN IN TOM

Father Masteraon WAS In
Homer Tue sday and !7odno sday
Of this week to hold Catholic
services. He il replac ing
Father Custer this month.
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
LOCI SKY PILoTS
LEAVE FcR H BILE CAMP

Eight Homer boys and two
ntnsula ministers left Hon
er' Sunday for d weeks stay at
the Victory Bible Camp on the
Glenn Highway.
Those attending the camp
are: Ray Kran ich, Ray and
Donald Be11an-, David Ferry,
Harry Gregg ire. Jr., Grover
Mccain, John Dewey and Robert
Hessdahl il They we're driven
to tho camp by Rev. Paul Vol
mer Of the Home Grace, Bap-.
t1st church and Rev. Ai1ton
Barkley Of Sterling.
Tho boys arc members Of
tho sky Ft1ots of America, a
non-profit int 0 rdcnominati on
al boys organization for
churches.
While at tho camp the boys
will meet Rev. Elmer B. Sac rs
found ing director Or the or
(5anization.
Later this month Rev.
Sachs plans visit to Homer.
ANcH GRACE FAl-ILY YACHT ONING
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike OsNet1
or Anc horage have been vaca-
t1oning In Homer this wock.
Mr.. OfNef1 f. vel ! known
Ancho rage bus1nos man.
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
NEED A nTrEN7

Jack Scott OF t he Honor
Food Center has three pure
white kittens that he would
like to ind homo o. for. Ho
says that he will ovon pro-
vide some cat food for anyone
want ing the kittens.
Homer news. (Homer, Alaska) 1950-1955, 1955-07-21
VISIT WITH UlfINsKIs

Ho1en Stcddard and Lois
Wise OF Anchorage visited Mr,
and Mrs. Bud Umtnski Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-10-16
Tart With
A Tang

It's boom year for cranberries.
Try these two new desserts
~ cLEMENTIME PADpLEFoRD
This Week Food Editor
Evening star., 1955-10-16

its cranberry year. There will be 100 barrels Of the tangy
berries Of the bog nine per than for 1854 81
the l0eaT average That's counting crops the five
cranberry Massachusetts, New Jersey Wisconsin, Wash
neton Oregon Not only the crops larger but the berries
better, big and bumptious pretty eating ahead
Enjoy the fresh harvest from into December Then
the fruit fresh from the freezer and such perfect cranberry
to turn from the can, and juice out of bottles.
II who put the first cranberry into back
in 1912 Marcus l. Uann Of Hanson Mass began canning
cranbes home He found that possible market
better than mother could make darker in color richer in
flavor This the beginning Of The Oldest known brand
Here recipes for using the fesh angy fruit, both
adapted from French apricot dessert The ce pudding
in the making in the research kitchen Of the National Cranberry
Association at Hanson, when visiting Cape Cod in
late September There grows S. per of the worlds
berry harvest Here 5000 workers comb 600
bring the scarlet berry before old sharpen his
knife
Workerstin the Boqlands
The nosed its way through the boeands around
the blue ponds stood the dched edge Of lo~ng bog
need with scrub pine There kneelng elbow elbow dozen
at work Some native Cape Codders
the darknned Bavas from the Cape Verde Islands, and
Puerto Ricans.
Dip and lift dip and lift The front teeth of the scoops draw
through the stiff vines low humble Of voices the
the lOinch teeth 70 the scoops back As the filed they
epted into bushel and halbushc boxes worker with
whebaTTow ndled the boxes ashore the she'd There the
fruit rested several hours get the field heat before trucking
10 the house be eoomed for the nations dish
The fruit for the retail markets gets fancied up plenty The
boxes travel on conveyor belts receiving be dumped
into blowers which huff and puff the cha Next into sepaa
barrier arrangement which qualities Continued ~
Evening star., 1955-10-16

SLEPT LIKE a sAeY-It's no fun to toss
and turn when you want to sleep-but
don't think this always means you need
sleeping tablet. Your trouble may be due
to low level physical distress-one so
minor you can't really put your finger on
it. As millions know, just taking two Bayer
Aspirin tablets win give you the quick
relief you need SO you can sleep nat
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President of Harding College

Dogenes said that the foundation of every nation is the
education Of its youth Any observing person the
evidence all sides that nations strength ard its destiny
dependent upon the intellectual capacity and Christian
quality of education throughout its population For these
reasons every American citizen young and Old has direct
stake in the health and capacity of schools and colleges
Quite often the question has been asked by people with
deep of citizenship responsibility What should do
help in the education probem And my has been
something like this:
l. First of ALL be you know that the primary pur
of American education should be the preparation of
youth for citizenship in Republic Whatever Ofter
goals may be set by education and the individual himself
purely academic unless the free of life in Republic
which is in jeopardy, is continued 1t will continue to
be in jeopardy until every child in America receiving sound
citizenship education matter OF course.
p Work with other citizens and public school officials
toward getting program of American citizenship education
in your schools and the appointment of teachers who
teach such with devotion and enthusiasm In spite
of whatever vast armament strength the UA be able
mobilize the strongest bulwar against nations
wish to conquer is informed czenry-a population
whose members and DID, understand the spiritual and
material advantages of great nation in comparison with
all other nations of the world
,. Mobilize active support for educational nstit-
tons, including the colleges well public schools; and
help make the teaching profession attractive exceptionally
capable people Mark Twans comment about everybody talk
ing about the weather and nobody doing anything about is
quite true of educaton but there has been great deal
talk than intelligent, dedicated action.
A number OF parents have told me they feel rather
dStanty removed from the institutions OF education far
the academic phase concerned These
Of their chdrenS social and perhaps activities
!ecton with schooling. Also they of and
times assist in forms of school homework and they
interested in the progress of the child reflected his
port cards But comparatively few of these parents claim
personal acqualtanceshp with the teachers school
administrators. and few Of them know intimately the
tents Of the daily fare Of education given their children Yet
this is, feel, vital part OF parental responsibility.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

so hard and so we'll
OF course, the anti-Capitalists do !
not agree that anyone should |
progress ahead of his fellows. They !
are so wrong, their reasoning IS
contrary to natures law History |
proves that when men live under
some collectivist system, where in
dividual thrift and initiative 90 I'M
rewarded. there always has been !
found deplorably low standard |
of living and culture.
America has tried her expert |
ments with communistic or social
istic schemes. The early Puritans ,
tried one-there was the jamestown
Plan-the Shakers. Amana and
many others. They all failed and
why? Simply because the honey
bees in the hive eventually objected
to the drones participating to an
equal degree with them
Man does not want to be on an
equal basis with all of his fellows.
Only the weak who cannot or will
not pull their weight in the boat
are content with equal sharing of
the wealth Thus under communism
or socialism, sooner or later. but
inevitably, the real workers rebel
against giving part Of their we'll
earned gains to those who shirk
their responsibilities and the pro-
missed idealistic Utopia collapses
like hollow egg-shell
Natural law simply asserts itself
False economies, like false teeth
cannot do the job as we'll as an
economy which functions along
natural lines, permitting man to
produce and keep for himself most
of what he produces Many a tooth
has been extracted on suspicion
that it was beyond repair and en-
dangering health, only for the pa
tent to find his health no better
and that he had sacrificed a tooth
in vain One should be sure the
tooth must be pulled before giving
it up. By the same token, let's be
mighty certain that Capitalism has
outlived its usefulness before we
discard it,
It was under Capitalism that
America achieved prosperity-un-
der Capitalism this nation will 90
on to greater prosperity. No nation
ever has attained real and lasting
prosperity except through trade
and industry and these can only
flourish under Capitalism. All the
teachings of history prove that
where private property is the most
secure and enterprise is the most
free, in that place always has been
the greatest degree cf prosperity
/ Call it selfish il you Will, mans
greatest urge is the profit motive
it always has been-is noW-and
always will be II is biological and
j will never change permanently.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

and good will of the Christmas
season is not one-way blessing.
Old Scrooge. in the version of
Dickens Christmas Carol" final
ly found his Christmas happiness
in spreading cheer and goodwill
about him Through all the years
in which he had scoffed and rallied
at those who sought to find the
JOY and peace Of Christmas, he
was shut out from the happiness
all around him.
What here applies to individuals
is equally applicable in increased
measure to society in all its social
or political divisions There would
be no problem of world peace no
internal strife within nations or
within families or other human or
CARNATIONS, if Old Scrooge's lesson
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

maintaining that Capitalism is de-
cadent, demand that il be yankad
out of the American economy. They
point to minor flaw in the very
system that has made this country
a stand-out in the parade Of ma
tions. Ii does not occur to them
that as with the slightly defective
tooth, only Bit of filling is neces-
sary.
Nature developed the Capitalistic
System. Mans predominant urge
is to better his lot. Capitalism is the
only system by means Of which he
can realize his ambitions. 1t is the
only economic system yet devised
under which the individual who
works harder and better can forge
ahead OF his fellows who work not
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

RANGE: Found in almost every
State, and plentiful in many
waters of Maryland where it is
found generally along with the
bluegill and other sunfshes; many
anglers catch them at Loeb Raven
and other similar Maryland waters
and mistake them for bluegills.
DESCRIPTION: Is similar to the
common sunfish or pumpkin seed,
but has a much larger mouth than
that species and the bluegill;
average length around 5 to 6
inches. Rather dark body with
tiny green specks; dark blotch on
dorsal and anal fins; white or
orange edge on fins; red eye.
BREEDING: Spawning habits
somewhat similar to those of other
sunfishes; inclined to build nests
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

were taken to heart and remem-
bered 365 days of each year. Taken
to heart-nOt so much by the lead
ers of these groups, but by the
people, the individuals who make
up those nations or groups, and
whose concerted opinions invari-
ably make themselves felt
To me the great blessing of
Christmas is that it prompts us. if
only for few days or few weeks,
to look within ourselves and about
US and to be reminded of the bene-
fits we enjoy. and the responsible
ties they entail to those less we'll
situated than ourselves.
To me the great lesson of Christ
mas is that we receive the good
things of the spirit in proportion
as we contribute-that we receive
the Christmas boon Of peace and
goodwill only to the extent that
we strive to spread those blessings
by understanding and helpfulness
To me the great challenge of
Christmas is to keep its spirit alive
and vibrant long after the holly
and mistletoe have been discarded
and we are once again engulfed
in the problems and anXieties of
the New Year.
Only will true peace of mind be
achieved by us as individuals and
ultimately will peace come to the
world, when that spirit of good
will which was proclaimed to the
shepherds nearly two thousand
years ago becomes our rule of life.
rather than merely yearly inter
val of good fellowship to be en-
ioyed to the fullest for a brief
period and then forgotten.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

in colonies in shallow water; male
guards the nest.
MANIAC EMENT: Need little if
any protection if in proper habitat;
in fact has a tendency, like blue
gills, to become overcrowded and
need thinning out by angling or
other means; scientists seem pretty
well agreed that members Of the
sunfsh family, with the exception
perhaps of the smallmouth and
largemouth black bass, need no
closed season.
HABITS: Eats insects, small fish;
garden worms favorite bait.
VALUE: Small but very good to
eat; no commercial value, but does
supply an army of anglers, young
and old-along with bluegills, COM
mon sunfish and other pan fish
with healthy outdoor recreation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-22

Man has at times Temporarily lost
this urge, listened 10 the vision
aries, the theorists and the social
experimenters, and relinquished
his freedom. Always there has
been u rude awakening--he has
found he sold his soul for 4 mess OF
pottaga.